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1 Exhibition Game #1 Emporia State Hornets (0-0, 0-0 MIAA) at Arkansas Razorbacks (0-0, 0-0 SEC) Series Record: First Meeting Last Meeting: First Meeting Friday, Nov. 4, :00 p.m. Fayetteville, Ark. Bud Walton Arena (19,200) Radio: KFFX 104.9FM (6:40 p.m.) Internet Audio: kvoe.com Television: None Internet Video: None Up Next: at #3 Kansas Nov. 6, :00 p.m. Lawrence, Kan. Allen Fieldhouse (16,300) Emporia State Hornets Pos. Hgt. Cl. PPG RPG Hometown 03 Tyler Jordan G 6-2 Sr. Ballwin, Mo. 10 Jay Temaat G 6-4 Sr. Lenexa, Kan. 21 Jevon Taylor G 6-4 Sr. Denver, Colo. 30 Josh Pedersen F 6-7 Sr. Olathe, Kan. 33 Terrence Sardin F 6-8 Sr. Chicago, Ill. Coach: Shaun Vandiver (Colorado 2002) at Emporia State (Sixth Year) Arkansas Razorbacks Pos. Hgt. Cl. PPG RPG Hometown 00 Jaylen Barford G 6-3 Jr Jackson, Tenn. 03 Dusty Hannahs G 6-3 Sr Little Rock, Ark. 04 Daryl Macon G 6-3 Jr Little Rock, Ark. 13 Dustin Thomas F 6-8 Jr Texarkana, Texas 33 Moses Kingsley C 6-10 Sr Abuja Nigeria Coach: Mike Anderson (Tulsa 1982) at Arkansas (6th Year); overall (15th Year) GETTING STARTED Emporia State makes their debut with an exhibition game at NCAA Division I Arkansas on Friday night before taking on #3 Kansas on Sunday afternoon. PLAYING WITH THE BIG BOYS Emporia State has played 30 games against Division-I teams since 2000 with 25 in exhibition action. Last year the Hornets played Kansas State in exhibition action and Wichita State in the regular season game for the Shockers. The Hornets defeated UMKC on November 8, 2013 in what was a regular season game for the Kangaroos for their last win against a Division I team. THE COACHES Shaun Vandiver is in his sixth season at Emporia State. A first round draft pick by the Golden State Warriors in 1991 he spent ten years as an assistant coach at the NCAA Division I level. As a player he led Hutchinson CC to the 1988 NJCAA National Championship before earning first-team All-Big 8 honors at Colorado. This is his first meeting with Arkansas. Mike Anderson is in his sixth season at Arkansas and has a record in 14 years as a head coach with the Razorbacks, Missouri and UAB Emporia State Men s Basketball Media ABOUT THE HORNETS Emporia State went 13-16, in the MIAA last year. The Hornets return the most experienced senior class in school history to start the season. Five seniors that have combined to play in 411 games with 133 starts are joined by three other players that includes the leading returning scorer from last year. Emporia State was picked to finish 11th in the MIAA Preseason Coaches Poll. ABOUT THE RAZORBACKS Arkansas went last year and 9-9 in the SEC. They defeated Central Missouri in their first exhibition game, outscoring the Mules in the second half. Dusty Hannahs had 17 points in the exhibition game win. As a team the Razorbacks went just one of 18 from the three-point line after hitting.397 from behind the arc last year. Arklansas is picked to finish fifth in the SEC Preseason Media Poll. THE SERIES This is the first meeting between Emporia State and Arkansas. UP NEXT Emporia State travels to #3 Kansas on Sunday night for their final exhibition game Schedule & Results DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 4 at %University of Arkansas 7:00 p.m. Nov. 6 at %University of Kansas 7:00 p.m. MIAA/NSIC Challenge Sioux Falls, S.D. Nov. 12 vs. Univ. of Souix Falls 8:00 p.m. Nov. 13 vs. Southwest Minnesota 3:00 p.m. Nov. 16 at Rockhurst University 7:00 p.m. Nov. 19 vs. Kansas Christian 7:30 p.m. Nov. 22 at Northwestern Okla. 7:00 p.m. Drury Thanksgiving Classic Springfield, Mo. Nov. 25 vs. Drury University 3:15 p.m. Nov. 26 vs. Missouri S&T 1:00 p.m. Nov. 29 vs. Central Christian 7:00 p.m. Dec. 8 at Neb.-Kearney* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 at Fort Hays State* 4:00 p.m. Dec. 17 vs. Lincoln University* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19 vs. Lindenwood* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 31 vs. Kansas Wesleyan 1:30 p.m. Jan. 7 vs. Washburn* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at Central Oklahoma* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 14 at Northeastern State* 3:30 p.m. Jan. 18 vs. Pittsburg State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 22 vs. Missouri Southern* 5:00 p.m. Jan. 25 at Central Missouri* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 28 at Southwest Baptist* 3:30 p.m. Feb. 1 vs. Fort Hays State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 vs Nebraska-Kearney* 3:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at Northwest Missouri* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 11 at Missouri Western* 3:30 p.m. Feb. 14 at Washburn* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 16 vs. Southwest Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 23 vs. Northeastern State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 25 vs. Central Oklahoma* 3:30 p.m. *MIAA Game %Exhibition Game Home Game Regional Opponent Media Contacts ESU: Don Weast, Asst. AD/Media Relations (620) (Cell) (620) (Office) dweast@emporia.edu UARK: David Beal, Associate Communications Director (479) (office) jdb048@uark.edu POSTGAME INTERVIEW POLICY: Please give a list of player requests to a member of the ESU media relations staff before the end of the game. Selected players and Coach Vandiver will be available in the interview room of White Auditorium following a brief cooling off period. WEBSITE: esuhornets.com FACEBOOK: facebook/esuathletics

2 Page 2 ESU S RECORD IN WHEN... At Home On the Road On a Neutral Court Leading or tied at Half Trailing at Half Leading with 5:00 left (regulation) Trailing or Tied with 5:00 left ESU equals/outrebounds opponents ESU is outrebounded ESU commits more turnovers/equal Opponent commits more turnovers ESU has more FT attempts or equal Opp. has more free throw attempts ESU shoots 50% or better ESU shoots less than 50% Opponent shoots 50% or better Opponent shoots less than 50% ESU shoots better/equal than opponent 8-2 Opponent shoots better than ESU ESU bench outscores opps or equal Opp. bench outscores ESU bench ESU scores less than ESU scores between ESU scores between ESU scores between ESU scores between ESU scores Opponent scores less than Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores Games decided by 3 points or less Games decided by 4-9 points Games decided by points Games decided by 20 or more points In overtime games In double overtime games On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In November In December In January In February In March vs. NCAA Ranked opponents FRIENDLY CONFINES Emporia State has won 143 of their last 192 games (.745) in White Auditorium. Thirtythree of the 49 losses have been by less than ten points. The have won 11 straight regular season non-conference home games. The Hornets are (.693) since 1979 in White Auditorium. The Hornets have had 12 winning home records in the past 13 years in White Auditorium. HISTORIC START For the first time in their 25 years as members of the MIAA, Emporia State opened conference play with two road wins last year. Their four road wins in conference are tied for the third most road wins in 25 years of MIAA membership. The win at Neb.-Kearney was the first win in an MIAA opener since an win at Northwest Missouri to begin the conference season. It was just the ninth time in 25 seasons that the Hornets have begun conference play at least 2-0 and the previous eight all had at least one home game in the first two played. It was the first time Emporia State opened conference play 2-0 since going 3-0 against Northwest Missouri, Missouri Western and Neb.-Omaha in White Auditorium to open the MIAA schedule. The best start to MIAA play for the Hornets came in as they won their first seven conference games on the way to a 16-0 start to the season. The Hornets lost their first three MIAA home games for the first time since going 0-9 in conference play at White Auditorium in HORNETS RANK IN NATION IN ATTENDANCE The Emporia State men s basketball team continued a string of 14 straight years ranking in the top 25 in attendance among the over 300 NCAA Division II basketball playing schools. The Hornets averaged 1,586 fans to 13 home games and were ranked 17th nationally. Emporia State outdrew 97 NCAA Division I schools during the school year, including two that made the NCAA Tournament and three that participated in the NIT Postseason Tournament. The Hornets were among six MIAA teams in the top 25 nationally. As a conference the MIAA drew 286,670 fans to the 202 games to lead all Division II conference in average attendance at 1,419 fans per game. The MIAA s total attendance was better than ten NCAA Division I conferences. All three of the conferences in the NCAA Central Region ranked in the top ten of the Division II conferences in average attendance with 12 regional teams ranked in the top 25. SLAYMAKER COURT The court at William L. White Auditorium was formally named Ron Slaymaker Court at half-time of the Hornets win over Washburn on Feb. 28, 2014 after the City of Emporia approved a proclamation at their Feb. 20 city commission meeting. IN THE RAFTERS On February 22, 2014 All-American Dale Cushinberry ( ) joined the five Hornets who have had their jersey s retired to the wall of White Auditorium. He was an All- American for Emporia State and became the first Hornet with 1,000 points and 700 rebounds. Wilbur Reeser ( ) - Reeser was named an NAIB All-American and was the Hornets leading scorer as the won a conference championship in Ron Slaymaker (Player , Coach ) - As a player Slaymaker was named All-Conference and All-American during the season. As a coach he won an ESU leading 464 games from Jim Fraley ( ) - Fraley was the school s all-time leading scorer (1,509) until Brian Robinson broke his record in He was named Second-team NAIA All-American. Doug Glaysher ( ) - Glaysher was named an All-American after leading the Hornets to the NAIA National Semi-finals in He graduated as the second leading scorer in ESU history. Brian Robinson ( ) - Robinson was named a first team All-American in both his junior and senior season. He is the ESU all-time leading scorer with 2,533 career points.

3 Page MIAA Standings MIAA Overall Northwest Missouri Nebraska Kearneyy Missouri Southern Fort Hays State Central Oklahoma Washburn Lincoln Pittsburg State Lindenwood Emporia State Missouri Western Central Missouri Northeastern State Southwest Baptist NABC Top 25 November 1, 2016 Team Record Pts LW 1. West Libery (W.Va.) (11) Lincoln Memorial, Tenn Bellarmine, Ky. (4) Saginaw Valley State, Mich Alabama-Huntsville NR 6. Northwest Missouri Wheeling Jesuit, W.Va St. Thomas Aquinas, N.Y NR 9. California Baptist Tarleton State, Texas NR 11. Chico State, Calif Alaska Anchorage NR 13. Southern Connecticut NR 14. Kutztown, Pa NR 15. Fort Lewis, Colo Barry, Fla Minnesota State NR 18. Augustana, S.D Angelo State, Texas Midwestern State, Texas Colorado School of Mines NR 22. Drury, Mo NR 23. UAFS NR 24. Indiana, Pa NR 25. Fairmont State, W.Va. (1) Others receiving votes: Queens (N.C.) 55, Western Oregon 44, Indianapolis 42, Delta State 41, Montevallo 32, West Texas A&M 32, Kentucky Wesleyan 31, Lander 31, West Georgia 31, Southern New Hampshire 28, Azusa Pacific 24, MSU Moorhead 17 Eckerd 16, Philadelphia 16, Quincy 15, Seattle Pacific 15, Stonehill 13, Lewis 12, East Stroudsburg 11, Wisconsin-Parkside 11, Barton 9, Western Washington 9, Wingate 9, Washburn 8, Benedict 7, Ashland 6, Virginia State 6, Virginia Union 6, Dixie State 5, East Central (Okla.) 4, Dallas Baptist 3, UC San Diego 3, Point Loma 2, Metro State-Denver 1, West Florida 1. MIAA Teams in Bold NCAA Central Region in Italics THE BENTLEY OF BICYCLES Forward Josh Pedersen (Sr./Overland Park, Kan.) is in his fourth year with the Hornets. Last year he scored 15 points with three rebounds against Washburn. He had a career high 23 points on eight of ten shooting from the field including a perfect three of three from beyond the arc at Ft. Hays State. He was named to the All-Tournament team at the Pak-A-Sak Classic after scoring 15 points with four rebounds against West Texas A&M. He made 21 straight free throws from the Lindenwood game on Jan. 5, 2015 through the final game of the year against Pittsburg State as a sophomore. He had 11 points and four rebounds at Neb.-Kearney. He had a career high nine rebounds against Washburn. He had 11 points and seven rebounds at Mo. Southern. He had 15 points and six rebounds at Newman. As a freshman he scored nine points with five rebounds at Central Oklahoma. He was eight for eight from the free throw line against Pittsburg State. He scored a then career high 12 points against Newman and twice tied the score on a pair of free throws in the final three minutes. TAYLOR MADE Guard Jevon Taylor (Sr./Denver, Colo.) is in his fourth year at Emporia State. Last year he scored ten points in 13 minutes against Northeastern State. He hit three of four threepointers for 11 points against Pittsburg State. He scored a season high 12 points and was three of nine from the three point line against Lincoln. In the first nine games of the regular season he was just two of 15 from the field and one of 11 from the three-point line for seven points. After that he went 27 of 62 (.435) from behind the arc. He had six points and was four of four from the line at Kansas State. He was seventh in the MIAA in three-point percentage and eighth in the league in made threepointers as a sophomore. He had 12 points and a career high six rebounds against Neb.-Kearney. He had a team high 13 points at Pittsburg State. He matched his career high with 20 points on five of six shooting from the arc at Central Missouri. He was six of eight from behind the three point line for 18 points against Sterling. He was five of eight from beyond the arc against McPherson for 17 points. He had a team high 14 points at Southwest Baptist and was nine of nine from the free throw line. He scored 17 points and was five of eight from the three-point line against Rockhurst. He had 13 points on five of seven shooting against Northwest Missouri. He was four of five from the field for 14 points against West Texas A&M. He scored 14 points and was five of eight from the field at Newman. He scored 11 points off the bench against St. Cloud State. He scored 19 points with four made three-pointers in his first career start at Lincoln as a freshman. He scored a then career high 20 points on six of seven shooting from the field at Northwest Missouri. He was five of seven from behind the three-point line for 15 points against Southeastern Oklahoma. He scored 12 points against Mary and had ten points and four rebounds at Alaska. JORDANAIRRE Guard Tyler Jordan (Sr./Ballwin, Mo.) is in his fourth year at Emporia State. He had a season high 13 points on four of seven shooting and added two assists, a block and a steal against Northeastern State last year. He had four points and four rebounds in a then season high 15 minutes against Northwest Missouri. He had eight points, four rebounds and three assists at Central Oklahoma as a sophomore. He scored a career high 15 points with eight rebounds, and three assists against Sterling. He had a career high 11 rebounds at Southwest Baptist. He scored ten points against Eastern New Mexico. As a freshman he scored ten points with seven rebounds at Ft. Hays State. He scored 11 points on four of five shooting with three assists at Northwest Missouri. He dished a career high seven assists and had five rebounds against McPherson. He had seven points, three rebounds, two assists and two steals in the exhibition game at Oklahoma State as a freshman. TEMAAT MIGHT Guard Jay Temaat (Sr./Lenexa, Kan.) is in his fourth year with the Hornets. As a junior he matched his career high with four assists against Pittsburg State. He scored nine points against Missouri Western. He scored 11 points against Lindenwood. He scored 14 points against Central Missouri. He scored 12 points with four rebounds and three assists at West Texas A&M. He had 14 points on five of seven shooting with four assists against Northwestern Oklahoma. He had 11 points and was three of seven from behind the arc against Sioux Falls. He was 13th in the MIAA in made three-pointers as a sophomore. He was four of six from the threepoint line for 12 points at Neb.-Kearney. He had 20 points on five of seven shooting against Central Oklahoma. He scored 14 points, including the game winner at the buzzer to go with a career high seven rebounds against Washburn. He had a career high 21 points on seven of ten shooting from behind the three point line against Rockhurst. He scored 21 points against Eastern New Mexico. He led all scorers with 16 points off the bench at Kansas. As a freshman he scored 12 points, going three of four from the three-point arc and three of three from the free throw line against Pittsburg State. He scored 18 points on six of nine shooting with five three-pointers in 14 minutes against McPherson. He was the leading scorer for the Hornets at Oklahoma State with 12 points in 13 minutes, hitting three three pointers against the Cowboys.

4 Page 4 Hornets at Home in the MIAA Year... MIAA Record Tot. Ave. MIAA Ave ,379 1, ,388 1, ,807 1, ,228 1, ,367 1, ,155 1, ,471 1, ,380 1, ,280 1, ,193 1, ,406 1, ,958 2, ,307 2, ,359 3, ,171 2, ,194 2, ,156 2, ,083 2, ,952 2, ,759 1, ,862 2, ,678 1, ,615 1, ,586 1,688 TOTAL (.570) 1,662 1,971 ESU COACHING HISTORY Coach W-L Pct. Years Ron Slaymaker Gus Fish David Moe Vic Trusler , Paul Kutnick Shaun Vandiver present Bill Hargiss , Marc Comstock Fred Honhart A.A. Schabinger Lloyd McGahn Paul Sampson George Crispin G. Babb H.D. McChesney Earl Carney Present ESU did not play basketball in or due to WWI and WWII WINDY CITY WILDMAN Forward Terrence Sardin (Sr./Chicago, Ill.) is in his fourth season at Emporia State. As a junior last year he pulled four rebounds in eight minutes against Northeastern State. He scored four points and had two blocks at Ft. Hays State. He had eight points and three rebounds in ten minutes off the bench against Eastern New Mexico. He got the start in the exhibition game at Wichita State and scored six points on three of four shooting from the field with a blocked shot. He was ranked 13th in the MIAA in blocked shots as a sophomore. He had three rebounds and two blocks in 17 minutes at Central Oklahoma. He pulled six rebounds at Pittsburg State. He tied his career high with ten points against Lincoln. He had a career high eight rebounds at Mo. Southern. He had four points and a then career high seven rebounds at Southwest Baptist. He had a career high four steals against West Texas A&M. He had a career high ten points and six rebounds at Northwestern Oklahoma. He led Emporia State with a game high nine rebounds against Kansas and scored four points. He had a career high four blocked shots against Neb.-Kearney as a freshman. KID IN THE HALL Guard Brandon Hall (So./Arlington, Texas) is in his third year at Emporia State. As a redshirt freshman last year scored 15 points off the bench against Missouri Southern after starting the previous five games. He scored ten points and had four assists at Washburn. He scored six points and was four of five from the free throw line in his first start against Northwest Missouri. He scored 13 points at Central Oklahoma. He had 19 points and a career high seven assists at Neb.-Kearney. He scored 18 points on nine of 13 shooting at West Texas A&M. He had 15 points and hit nine of 11 free throws against Eastern New Mexico. He was eight of 13 from the field, two of three from behind the arc, for 23 points against Southwest Minnesota. He scored 17 points, all in the second half, with two assists in his Hornet debut against Sioux Falls. He is ranked eighth in freshman scoring at Emporia State with 234 points. He was a first-team All-District performer at Bowie HS before redshirting for the Hornets. BIG FISH Forward Bradley Fisher (Jr./Chorley, England) is in his second year at Emporia State. Last year he started ten of 13 games he played in. He had two rebounds against Northeastern State. He pulled three rebounds in four minutes at Pittsburg State. He had two rebounds and a block at Missouri Southern. He scored four points with two blocks against Central Missouri. He scored four points with three rebounds at Neb.-Kearney. He had three rebounds in nine minutes against Northwestern Oklahoma. He is a 7-0 transfer from Montana State. He played in 11 games with one start for the Bobcats. NEWBIES Several newcomers will be counted on to contribute for the Hornets. Brian Morton from Lansing (Mich.) CC, Stephaun Limuel from Jacksonville College, Jawan Emery from Hutchinson CC and Garin Vandiver from Neosho CC along with Jaylen Lowe from Northeastern Okla. A&M are transfers for Emporia State. Lowe will not join the basketball team until the end of the Hornet football team s season. Malik McLemore from Plano, Texas, Duncan Fort from Osage City, Kan., and Jack Dale from Tonganoxie, Kan. will join red-shirt Danny Hodge in the freshman class Emporia State Men s Basketball Roster No. Name P Ht Wt Cl Hometown PPG RPG Previous School Notes 00 Brian Morton G Jr. Lansing, Mich Lansing CC Transfer from Lansing CC 01 Stephaun Limuel F Jr Rosharon, Texas Jacksonville College Transfer from Jacksonville College 02 Malik McLemore G Fr. Plano, Texas Plano West HS 03 Tyler Jordan G Sr. Ballwin, Mo Eureka HS Had 11 rebounds at SBU 04 Jaylen Lowe G Jr. Owasso, Okla Northeastern Okla. A&M Now playing football for Hornets 05 Brandon Hall G So. Arlington, Texas Bowie HS Had 17 pts in 2nd half vs. Sioux Falls 10 Jay Temaat G Sr. Lenexa, Kan Shawnee Mission West HS 7 of 10 on 3ptrs vs Rockhurst 12 Danny Hodge G Fr.-R Spring Hill, Kan Spring Hill HS Redshirted last season at ESU 14 Duncan Fort F Fr. Osage City, Kan Osage City HS Son of former Hornet Dennis Fort 21 Jevon Taylor G Sr. Denver, Colo George Washington HS Tied career high with 20 pts at UCM 30 Josh Pedersen F Sr. Overland Park, Kan Shawnee Mission South HS Career high 15 pts, 6 reb at Newman 32 Jawan Emery F Jr. Olathe, Kan Hutchinson CC Transfer from Hutch CC 33 Terrence Sardin F Sr. Chicago, Ill Perspectives Academy 10 pts, 6 reb at NWOSU 34 Garin Vandiver F Jr. Emporia, Kan Neosho CC Son of ESU Coach Shaun Vandiver 35 Jack Dale G Fr. Tonganoxie, Kan Basehor-Linwood HS 42 Bradley Fisher C So. Chorley, England Montana State Played in 11 games for the Bobcats Head Coach: Shaun Vandiver (Colorado 2002) in sixth season at Emporia State First Round NBA Draft Pick Assistant Coach: Dwayne Paul Graduate Assistant: Kyle Lakin

5 Page 5 #03 TYLER JORDAN Points...15 vs. Sterling (12/31/14) FG Made...6 vs. Sterling (12/31/14) 3FG Made... 2 (2x) last vs. ENMU (11/28/14) FT Made...6 (2x) last at Mo. Southern (12/20/14) Rebounds at Southwest Baptist (12/13/14) Assists...7 vs. McPherson (11/12/13) Steals...3 vs. Lincoln (01/03/15) #05 BRANDON HALL Points...23 vs. Southwest Minnesota (11/15/15) FG Made...9 at West Texas A&M (11/28/15) 3FG Made...2 (2x) last vs. MSSU2 (02/03/16) FT Made...9 vs. ENMU (11/27/15) Rebounds...6 vs. Central Mo. (12/12/15) Assists...7 at Neb.-Kearney (12/03/15) Steals...2 at Ft. Hays State (12/05/15) #10 JAY TEMAAT Points...21 (2x) last vs. Rockhurst (12/06/14) FG Made...7 (3x) last vs. PSU2 (02/25/15) 3FGM... 7 vs. Rockhurst (12/06/14) FT Made...9 vs. Eastern New Mexico (11/28/14) Rebounds...7 vs. Washburn (02/04/15) Assists...4 (3x) last vs. PSU2 (02/06/16) Steals...2 (4x) last vs. Washburn (02/04/15) HORNET CAREER HIGHS ESU 10-0 or better runs in #42 BRADLEY FISHER Points... 4 (2x) last vs. Central Mo. (12/12/15) FG Made...2 vs. Central Mo. (12/12/15) FT Made...2 at Neb.-Kearney (12/03/15) Rebounds...3 (3x) last at Pitt State (12/19/15) Blocks...2 vs. Central Mo. (12/12/15) :01 vs. Northwestern Okla :58 vs. Eastern New Mexico :32 at Ft. Hays State :05 vs. Northwest Missouri :25 vs. Northwest Missouri :07 vs. Missouri Western :25 at Washburn :09 at Central Missouri :50 vs. Pittsburg State :54 vs. Pittsburg State :49 vs. Southwest Baptist :44 at Lincoln :53 at Lincoln :20 vs. Northeastern State :20 vs. Northeastern State :44# at Northwest Missouri :35 at Lincoln3 *From Start of Game #Spans Halftime ^Spans regulation to overtime #21 JEVON TAYLOR Points...20 (2x) last at Central Mo. (01/10/15) FG Made...6 (6x) last at Central Mo. (01/10/15) 3FGM...6 vs. Sterling (12/31/14) FT Made...9 at Southwest Baptist (12/13/14) Rebounds...6 vs. Neb.-Kearney (02/01/15) Assists...2 (7x) last vs. Central Okla.2 (02/17/16) Steals...3 vs. Mo. Southern2 (02/06/16) #30 JOSH PEDERSEN Points...23 at Ft. Hays State (12/05/15) FG Made...8 at Ft. Hays State (12/05/15) 3FGM...3 at Ft. Hays State (12/05/15) FT Made...8 (3x) last at WTA&MU (11/28/15) Rebounds...9 vs. Washburn (02/04/15) Assists...4 vs. Eastern New Mexico (11/28/14) Steals...3 vs. SE Okla. (11/29/13) Blocks...2 (5x) last vs. Central Okla.2 (02/17/16) #33 TERRENCE SARDIN Points (2x) last vs. Lincoln (01/03/15) FG Made... 4 (3x) last vs. ENMU (11/27/15) FT Made...5 vs. Bethel (11/18/13) Rebounds...8 at Mo. Southern (12/20/14) Blocks...4 vs. Neb.-Kearney2 (02/19/14) Steals...4 at West Texas A&M (11/29/14) ESU Milestone wins Coach Earl Carney 1. vs. Florence Coach Bill Hargiss 100. vs. Oklahoma NA Coach Vic Trusler 200. vs. Washburn Coach Paul Kutnick 300. vs. Tulsa Coach Gus Fish 400. vs. Benedictine vs. Pittsburg State vs. Southwest Mo Coach Ron Slaymaker 700. vs. Neb.-Omaha Southwestern Friends Hawaii-Hilo Coach David Moe Vennard Lincoln Emporia State is ranked 16th in all-time wins at the NCAA Division II level.

6 Page 6 ESU 1,000-Point Club 1. Brian Robinson ( )...2, James McCallop ( )...1, Howard Bonser ( )...1, Eddie Williams ( )...1, Jim Fraley ( )...1, George Jerman ( )...1, Sean Robbins ( , 93-95)...1, Andy Uphoff ( )...1, Dale Cushinberry ( )...1, Shawn Herrman ( )...1, Doug Glaysher ( )...1, Wes Book ( ).....1, John Hughes ( )...1, TERRENCE MOORE (2012- )... 1, Marvin Chatman ( )...1, Ryan Sprecker ( )...1, Davey Babb ( )...1, Dennis Smith ( )...1, Cleo Gardner ( )...1, Ron Boline ( )...1, DeAndre Townsend ( )... 1, Dennis Supple ( )...1, Dale Northup ( )...1, Jim Biggs ( )...1,002 MIAA era players in Bold ESU Freshman Scoring (since 1982) 1. Sean Robbins ( ) James McCallop ( ) Howard Bonser ( ) Brady Webb ( ) Wes Book ( ) Shawn Herrman ( ) Scott Harkess ( ) Brandon Hall ( ) Jarrod Doonan ( ) Raymond Briggs ( ) MIAA era players in Bold ESU Free Throws in the Last 5:00/OT 01 Joshua Oswald 16 of Tyler Jordan 1 of Kevin Allen 1 of Brandon Hall 20 of Jay Temaat 5 of Terrence Moore 42 of Micah Swank 7 of Jevon Taylor 0 of Charles McKinney 9 of Josh Pedersen 6 of Terrence Sardin 2 of ESU Totals 109 of Opponent Totals 135 of Games led ESU in Scoring Terrence Moore Charles McKinney Brandon Hall Joshua Oswald Kevin Allen Josh Pedersen Jay Temaat Double Figure Scoring Games Terrence Moore Charles McKinney Joshua Oswald Brandon Hall Micah Swank Kevin Allen Jay Temaat Jevon Taylor Josh Pederson Point Scoring Games Terrence Moore Kevin Allen Brandon Hall Charles McKinney Josh Pedersen Point Scoring Games Games led ESU in Rebounds Joshua Oswald Kevin Allen Charles McKinney Terrence Moore Micah Swank Jay Temaat Double Figure Rebound Games Kevin Allen Joshua Oswald Games led ESU in Assists Terrence Moore Micah Swank Brandon Hall Charles McKinney Jay Temaat Games led ESU in Steals Terrence Moore Charles McKinney Micha Swank Josh Pedersen Kevin Allen Brandon Hall Joshua Oswald Jevon Taylor Terrence Sardin Adrian Deere Devin Spencer Jay Temaat Hornet Superlatives Double-Doubles Kevin Allen Joshua Oswald ESU s Biggest Lead last (84-59) vs. Northeastern St February 20, 2016 ESU s Biggest Deficit (2x) last (60-38) at Central Okla January 7, 2016 Most Points in 1st Half ESU (2x) last vs. Northeastern St.2 Opponent vs Missouri Southern2 Most Points in 2nd Half ESU at Northwest Mo.2 Opponent (2x) last vs. Washburn2 Most Points in Overtime ESU vs. Missouri Southern2 Opponent vs. Missouri Southern2 Fewest Points in 1st Half ESU at Central Mo. Opponent vs. Mo. Western Fewest Points in 2nd Half ESU (2x) last at Central Mo. Opponent vs. Northeastern St.2 Fewest Points in Overtime ESU vs. Missouri Southern2 Opponent vs. Missouri Southern2 Starting Lineups Oswald, Fisher Allen, Pedersen Oswald, Pedersen Hall, Moore, McKinney Oswald, Sardin Oswald, Sardin Hall, Moore, Taylor McKinney, Sardin Hall, Moore, Taylor Oswald, Sardin Jordan, Moore, Swank Pedersen, Allen Jordan, Moore, McKinney Allen, Pedersen Hall, Moore, McKinney Oswald, Allen Moore, Swank, Taylor Oswald, Fisher Oswald, Allen

7 Page 7 Emporia State University Emporia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 03, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## 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 11 Moore,Terrence McKinney,Charles Hall,Brandon Oswald,Joshua Pedersen,Josh Allen,Kevin Temaat,Jay Swank,Micah Taylor,Jevon Sardin,Terrence Jordan,Tyler Spencer,Devin Fisher,Bradley Deere,Adrian Morgan,Sam Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS ESU 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 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 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Emporia State Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/14/15 vs Sioux Falls L /15/15 vs Southwest Minnesota State L /24/15 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. W /27/15 vs Eastern New Mexico W /28/15 at West Texas A&M L * 12/3/15 at Nebraska-Kearney W * 12/05/15 at Fort Hays State W * 12/12/15 CENTRAL MO. L * 12/16/15 at Missouri Southern L * 12/19/15 at Pittsburg State W /31/15 ROCKHURST W * 01/02/16 LINCOLN (MO) L * 01/04/16 LINDENWOOD (MO) L * 01/07/16 at Central Oklahoma L * 01/09/16 at Northeastern State L * 01/13/16 NORTHWEST MO. ST. W * 01/16/16 MO. WESTERN ST. W * 01/23/16 at Washburn L * 01/28/16 at Southwest Baptist W * 01/30/16 at Central Mo. L * 02/03/16 MISSOURI SOUTHERN Lot * 02/06/16 PITTSBURG STATE W * 02/10/16 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST W * 02/13/16 at Lincoln (MO) L * 02/17/16 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA W * 02/20/16 NORTHEASTERN STATE W * 02/24/16 at Northwest Mo. St. L * 02/27/16 WASHBURN L /01/16 at Lincoln (MO) L * - Conference game