GAME NO. 11 DELAWARE (5-3) AT VILLANOVA (6-4) MONDAY, DECEMBER 22 (12:00 PM), VILLANOVA, PA. (THE PAVILION)

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1 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS VILLANOVA VS. DELAWARE VILLANOVA STARTERS (from most recent game) Pos. No. Name PPG RPG APG 3-PTRS G 5 Maria Getty G 12 Kyle Dougherty G 21 Tia Grant F 3 Laura Kurz C 45 Shannon Elliott VILLANOVA OFF THE BENCH Pos. No. Name PPG RPG APG 3-PTRS F 11 Lisa Karcic G 4 Siobhan O Connor C 55 Heather Scanlon G/F 24 Amanda Swiezynski G 10 Sarah Jones F 2 Briana Weiss Head Coach: Harry Perretta - 31st Season ( ,.627) Associate Head Coach: Joe Mullaney - 13th Season Assistant Coach: Shanette Lee - 10th Season Assistant Coach: Heather Vulin - 1st Season Director of Basketball Operations: Courtney Davis - 1st Season VILLANOVA-DELAWARE QUICK FACTS Villanova Delaware Location Villanova, Pa. Newark, Del. Conference BIG EAST CAA Nickname Wildcats Fightin Blue Hens Colors Blue and White Royal Blue and Gold Current Record 6-4 (.600) 5-3 (.625) Conference Record 0-0 (---) 0-0 (---) Head Coach Harry Perretta Tina Martin Record at School (.627) (.624) Record Conference Record Conference Finish T-11th 9th Postseason WNIT CAA Tournament Letterwinners Returning/Lost 10/1 9/3 Starters Returning/Lost 4/1 4/1 Newcomers 3 4 Date Opponent Result Score Record Big East Nov. 14 LA SALLE (B5) L (ot) Nov. Fairfield W Nov. Penn (B5) W Nov. 27 vs. Wisconsin (%) L Nov. 28 vs. Baylor (%) L Nov. 29 vs. Central Florida (%) W Dec. Saint Joseph s (B5) L (3ot) Dec. 7 LEHIGH W Dec. Binghamton W Dec. 20 TEMPLE (B5) W Dec. 22 DELAWARE NOON Dec. 28 SACRED HEART 1:00 PM Dec. 31 MONMOUTH 3:00 PM Jan. Cincinnati (*) 2:00 PM Jan. Providence (*) 2:00 PM Jan. 14 RUTGERS (*) 7:00 PM Jan. 17 WEST VIRGINIA (*) 2:00 PM Jan. George Washington 8:00 PM Jan. 24 NOTRE DAME (*) 2:00 PM Jan. 27 PROVIDENCE (*) 7:00 PM Jan. Syracuse (*) 1:00 PM Feb. 4 ST. JOHN S (*) 7:00 PM Feb. Seton Hall (*) 2:00 PM Feb. Marquette (*) 8:00 PM Feb. 14 DEPAUL (*) 2:00 PM Feb. Pittsburgh (*) 7:00 PM Feb. 21 LOUISVILLE (*) 2:00 PM Feb. Connecticut (*) 7:30 PM Feb. Georgetown (*) 3:00 PM Mar. 2 USF (*) 7:00 PM Mar BIG EAST Championship (^) All times listed are Eastern time and subject to change without notice Home games denoted in BOLD and played at The Pavilion *: denotes a BIG EAST Conference game B5: denotes a Philadelphia Big Five game %: denotes the Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands) ^: denotes the BIG EAST Championship (XL Center, Hartford, Conn.) MEDIA INFORMATION RADIO: Internet radio broadcast available at INTERVIEW REQUESTS All interview requests should be directed toward Dean Kenefick, Associate Athletics Director/Communications at: Phone: (610) dean.kenefick@villanova.edu ON THE WEB Get updates news, scores, stats and more at the official website of the Wildcats -

2 DELAWARE POSSIBLE STARTERS Pos. No. Name PPG RPG APG G 23 Vanessa Kabongo G 31 Corinthia Benison G 34 Tesia Harris F 20 Eva Riddick F 24 Ariene Jenkins DELAWARE OFF THE BENCH Pos. No. Name PPG RPG APG G 2 Jocelyn Bailey G 4 Meghan McLean F 40 Ethlynne Thomas VILLANOVA-DELAWARE SERIES HISTORY All-Time Series: Villanova leads 3-1 First Meeting: 12/28/88 (73-55 Villanova) Last Meeting: 11/12/06 (68-63 Delaware) DELAWARE REPORT: The Blue Hens return from an 11-day break for Monday s game. The team s last outing was a victory at Massachusetts on December 10. Delaware s other wins have come against Columbia, La Salle, Maryland-Eastern Shore and Maine. The Blue Hens have won three straight entering Monday s contest. In the win at Massachusetts, sophomore guard Tesia Harris had 13 points and sophomore forward Ariene Jenkins added 12 points and nine rebounds for Delaware. The Blue Hens held the Minutewomen to just 27 percent shooting for the night and forced 24 turnovers. Junior guard Corinthia Benison led the defensive effort with four steals and also tallied five points, eight rebounds and four assists. Harris leads the team in scoring for the year with 12.4 points per game and has made 11 of the team s 19 three-pointers. She also averages 5.9 rebounds per contest and is one of four players on the squad pulling down at least 5.0 caroms per game. Sophomore guard Vanessa Kabongo chips in 10.0 points and 5.6 rebounds per contest and Jenkins leads the team with 8.3 rebounds per game. As a team, Delaware holds opposing teams to 50.5 points per game and.335 shooting from the field while forcing 21.9 turnovers per contest. DELAWARE HEAD COACH TINA MARTIN: Now in her 13th season as head coach of the Blue Hens, Tina Martin has made the Delaware program into a perennial conference power, first in the America East and now in the Colonial Athletic Association. She enters Monday s game with a (.624) career record at the school. Under Martin s guidance, the Blue Hens have posted a.659 win percentage (139-72) in regular season conference games and had a stretch of nine years in a row through with a winning record in league play. During that span, Delaware won at least 20 games overall on seven occasions and advanced to postseason play six games. The postseason appearances include two NCAA Tournament trips and four berths in the WNIT. First Villanova Win: 12/28/88 (73-55) Last Villanova Win: 12/4/90 (58-53) First Delaware Win: 11/12/06 (68-63) Last Delaware Win: 11/12/06 (68-63) Martin earned America East Coach of the Year honors in , when her team went 26-5 and won the program s first league championship. Delaware went 17-1 in regular season conference games that season and won three straight games in the America East Championship to reach the NCAA Tournament for the first time. The Blue Hens returned to the NCAA Tournament in as an at-large bid from the CAA. Martin spent nine years as an assistant coach at Seton Hall before taking the head job at Delaware beginning with the campaign. TALE OF THE TAPE VILLANOVA DELAWARE 10 Games Played Scoring Average Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Percentage Point Percentage Free Throw Percentage Total Rebounds Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Rebounds Per Game Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Blocked Shots Steals Fouls 128

3 BIG EAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Big East Conference Overall Games Connecticut St. John s USF Louisville Notre Dame Seton Hall DePaul Pittsburgh Syracuse Georgetown West Virginia Rutgers Cincinnati Marquette Villanova Providence Through games of Sunday, December 21 UPCOMING SCHEDULE Monday, December 22 Delaware at Villanova (Noon) Seton Hall at Saint Joseph s (5 p.m.) DePaul at Illinois-Chicago (8 p.m.) West Virginia at Santa Clara (8 p.m.) Sunday, December 28 Sacred Heart at Villanova (1 p.m.) Syracuse at St. Bonaventure (1 p.m.) Notre Dame at Charlotte (2 p.m.) Jackson State at USF (2 p.m.) Connecticut at South Carolina (3 p.m.) Appalachian State at Georgetown (3 p.m.) Morehead State at Louisville (3:30 p.m.) Marquette at Oakland (4 p.m.) Monday, December 29 Seton Hall at Massachusetts (1 p.m.) Central Michigan at Louisville (7 p.m.) George Washington at Rutgers (7:30 p.m.) Wisconsin-Green Bay at DePaul (8 p.m.) Tuesday, December 30 Princeton at Syracuse (Noon) St. John s at Boston University (2 p.m.) New Hampshire at Louisville (7 p.m.) Longwood at West Virginia (7 p.m.) St. Francis (Pa.) at Cincinnati (7 p.m.) Western Kentucky at Pittsburgh (7 p.m.) USF at Tulane (8 p.m.) Notre dame at Vanderbilt (8 p.m.) Wednesday, December 31 Hartford at Connecticut (Noon) Norfolk State at Seton Hall (1 p.m.) Duke at Providence (2 p.m.) Monmouth at Villanova (3 p.m.) Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Marquette (4 p.m.) Georgetown at North Carolina State (5 p.m.) GAME NO. 11 DELAWARE (5-3) AT VILLANOVA (5-4) MONDAY, DECEMBER 22 (NOON), VILLANOVA, PA. (THE PAVILION) Tuesday, December 16 Providence 67, Buffalo 63 Cincinnati 56, Wright State 41 St. John s 66, Howard 36 Pittsburgh 98, Wagner 41 Wednesday, December 17 Marquette 69, Oregon 39 RECENT RESULTS Thursday, December 18 Connecticut 109, Washington 51 (Cancun, Mexico) USF 126, Grambling 62 DePaul 83, Northern Illinois 70 Friday, December 19 Connecticut 85, Northern Colorado 40 (Cancun, Mexico) Pittsburgh 89, Florida A&M 59 Michigan 65, Cincinnati 50 Rutgers 61, Lafayette 29 Georgetown 72, Gardner-Webb 52 Saturday, December 20 Villanova 65, Temple 56 USF 82, Northern Arizona 43 St. John s 81, Buffalo 57 Notre Dame 89, Loyola-Chicago 45 Wisconsin-Green Bay 68, Marquette 56 Seton Hall 71, North Carolina State 65 Providence 67, Southeast Missouri State 59 (New Orleans, La.) West Virginia 68, Fresno State 63 Sunday, December 21 Cincinnati 60, Davidson 42 Florida 90, Pittsburgh 83 Louisville 67, Vermont 56 USF 100, Southern 47 Syracuse 67, Ohio 62 Connecticut 81, Florida State 73 St. John s 72, Boston College 63 Tulane 68, Providence 46 (New Orleans, La.) VILLANOVA ON THE AIR Internet Radio Broadcasts All Villanova home games and selected road games will be broadcast live on the Internet as part of the Nova Nation All- Access package. Each game can be accessed by visiting Television Each Villanova home game will air live on the Internet as part of the Nova Nation All-Access package. Streaming audio and video will be available as part of the broadcast for each of these games. In addition, three Wildcat games will be broadcast on television during the season. The following three games will air live during the season: CBS College Sports Wednesday, Jan. 21 at George Washington (8 p.m.) BIG EAST Regional Sports Network Game of the Week Saturday, Jan. 3 at Cincinnati (2 p.m.) Saturday, Feb. 7 at Seton Hall (2 p.m.) Gametracker Live statistics during the game via the Gametracker interface will be available for all home games and many road games this season. To access Gametracker during the game click on the link which can be found at the day of each game.

4 After 30 years as head coach of the Villanova women's basketball program, Harry Perretta has established himself as one of the most respected and knowledgeable coaches in the country. A true teacher both on and off the court, Perretta strives to have a positive influence on his student-athletes not only as basketball players, but also as people. In his 31-year Villanova career, Perretta has tallied a career record of His 559 wins place him 21st on the winningest active collegiate coaching list, and ranks him as the all-time winningest coach in the history of Villanova basketball for both men and women. Since the beginning of the season Perretta has compiled an impressive record. During the season, Perretta led the Wildcats to one of the top turnarounds in the country with a record. A year earlier, Villanova tallied an 8-21 mark with a young and inexperienced squad. In addition to the 17 wins, the Wildcats earned a bid to the WNIT, where they advanced to the third round. This marks the eighth postseason appearance in the last nine years. After playing in the 2000 WNIT, Villanova went to four consecutive NCAA Tournaments from before playing in the WNIT in 2005, 2006 and Also, last season, Perretta guided junior forward Laura Kurz to second team All-BIG EAST honors. Perretta registered his 14th career 20-win season in by leading the Wildcats to a record. This was the fifth time in six years that Perretta led his team to a 20-win campaign. Villanova earned a WNIT berth, giving the Wildcats their seventh-straight postseason appearance. Also, in , Perretta coached senior forward Liad Suez-Karni to first team All-Big East accolades. In , Perretta became the 26th Division I women's basketball head coach to win 500 games when the Wildcats defeated Pittsburgh, 70-49, on February 2. Villanova finished the season with a overall record and qualified for the postseason for the sixth-straight season with a WNIT berth. One year earlier, Perretta led his team to a fourth-straight 20-win campaign and a fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament berth where the Wildcats advanced to the second round. Perretta also coached his squad to a second-straight Philadelphia Big Five title in For his efforts, he was named Big Five Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season. The season was a special one for Perretta and the Wildcats. In addition to an impressive 28-6 overall record and a 12-4 Big East Conference mark, Perretta led the Wildcats to their third Big East Conference Tournament championship and first since 1987 with an improbable upset over previously unbeaten Connecticut. The win snapped Connecticut's NCAA Division I women's basketball record of 70-straight victories and ended Connecticut's streak of nine-straight conference tournament championships. The 28 wins recorded in is the second most victories in school history. Villanova was rewarded for its season by earning a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament which is the highest seed ever for a Philadelphia area women's basketball team. In the NCAA Tournament, the Wildcats recorded wins over St. Francis (Pa.), George Washington and Colorado and advanced to the Elite Eight for the first time in the program's history. Also, during the season, Villanova went 4-0 in the Philadelphia Big Five to capture the City Series championship and he was named the Big Five Coach of the Year. Under Perretta's guidance, senior guard Trish Juhline led the Big East in scoring and garnered first team All-Big East acclaim for the second-straight year, while senior forward Katie Davis was named second team All-Big East and junior guard/forward Courtney Mix was a Big East Honorable Mention Team selection. In addition, Juhline was named the Big East Tournament's Most Outstanding Player. In , Perretta guided Villanova to a mark and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. In the NCAA's, Villanova received the No. 9 seed in the west region where they defeated Pepperdine in the first round before losing to No. 1 seed Oklahoma in the second round. Under Perretta's tutelage, junior guard Trish Juhline became the first Wildcat since to be named first team All-Big East. Perretta also helped senior point guard Mimi Riley earn Big East Honorable Mention acclaim in PERRETTA BY THE NUMBERS (1978-present) YEAR W L PCT ACCOMPLISHMENTS Won the Odwalla San Fran. Thanksgiving Tourney WNIT Appearance; 550th Career Win Team won the Nnenna Lynch Award for highest Villanova team GPA WNIT Third Round URI Thanksgiving Invitational Champs Earned postseason berth for sixth straight season First round of WNIT Fourth-straight 20-win season Fourth-straight NCAA Tournament Philadelphia Big Five champs Big Five Coach of the Year Third-straight 20-win season Third-straight NCAA Tournament Big East Tourney champs NCAA Tournament Elite Eight Philadelphia Big 5 Champs NCAA Tournament Second Round Fairfield Sheraton Classic Champs NCAA Tournament Second Round Big Five Coach of the Year 400th career win All-time winningest coach in the history of Villanova basketball for men and women WNIT first round Nevada Danka Classic Champs Wildcat Classic Champs Second place Philadelphia Big Five WNIT First Round 2nd Place-Big East Second place Philadelphia Big Big East Coach-of-the-Year Big 5 Coach-of-the-Year Big 5 Champions th Career Win Big East runner-up Big 5 Coach-of-the-Year UNLV Desert Classic Champions; Wildcat Christmas Classic Champions Second place Philadelphia Big Co-Philadelphia Big 5 Champions Earned 250th career victory Havoline Wildcat Champions NCAA First Round Co-Philadelphia Big 5 Champions NCAA First Round Big East Conference Coach of the Year Big East Conference Champions Big East Tournament Champions Co-Philadelphia Big 5 Champions NCAA Second Round Big East Tournament Champions Co-Big East Conference Champions Co-Philadelphia Big 5 Champions Rider Tournament Champions Ranked 11th by AP EAIAW, Big 5 Champions AIAW Final Four EAIAW Playoffs Philadelphia Big 5 Champions EAIAW Playoffs Philadelphia Big 5 Champions Finalist Small College Coach of the Year TOTAL ( in Big East) One NCAA Elite Eight Appearance Fourteen 20-win seasons Eight NCAA Tournament appearances All-time winningest coach in the history of Villanova basketball for men or women 11 Philadelphia Big Five titles Three Big East Conference Tournament titles Three Big East Conference regular season championships 1982 AIAW Final Four

5 The season was a memorable one for Perretta, as he led his team to a 22-9 overall record and a berth in the NCAA Tournament where they advanced to the second round. In a win over Temple on Dec. 2, 2000, Perretta won his 400th career game and with the victory over Providence on Feb. 24, He became the all-time winningest coach in the history of Villanova basketball for both men and women with career win number 414. For his efforts in , Perretta was named the Philadelphia Big Five Co-Coach of the Year. Also that season, Perretta helped senior center Brandi Barnes earn third team All-Big East distinction and sophomore guard Trish Juhline garner Big East Honorable Mention acclaim. In the Philadelphia Big Five, freshman forward Courtney Mix was named Rookie of the Year. In , Perretta led his team to a 21-7 record and added to his already impressive resume when he earned Big East Coach of the Year honors along with the Philadelphia Big Five Coach-of-the-Year award. Already the winningest coach in Villanova women's basketball history, on January 8, 1995 against the Georgetown Hoyas, Perretta earned his 300th career win at the age of 39. At the end of the season, he was named the Philadelphia Big 5 Coach of the Year. The dean of the Big East and Big 5 coaches, Perretta has brought the Wildcats national respect and success during his tenure at Villanova. Always a crowd favorite wherever he goes, he is one of the most animated and vocal coaches in the country, continually instructing his players during the course of a game. Year-in and year-out, his teams are feared for their aggressive play, disciplined style, defensive prowess and pregame preparations of an opponent. A teacher of basketball, Perretta also realizes the importance of the overall college experience. He and his staff follow closely each player's academic progress, and in his 31 years at Villanova, 99 percent of the student-athletes who has stayed all four years has received her degree. Perretta is also a firm believer of using the basketball experience to teach his players lessons on life. Upon graduation, it is a sure bet that Perretta's players will leave Villanova as better basketball players, in addition to being prepared to be a success in whatever career avenue they choose. During his career on the Main Line, he has led the Wildcats to eight NCAA Tournament appearances, national rankings in the Associated Press poll, Big East regular season and tournament championships in both and , the 2003 Big East Tournament title, seven outright and four shared Big 5 titles, and fourteen 20-win or better seasons. In addition, one of his players, Shelly Pennefather, was recognized in 1987 as the nation's top women's basketball player, winning the Margaret Wade Trophy and earning Kodak All-America honors. "This program is something I feel is my own, my own personal project," stated Perretta. "When I got here, there wasn't much to start with. Yet, all the players we have brought in have graduated, we've had All-Americans and gone to the Final Four (1982). The fact that we are considered one of the better teams in the country over the last 30 years makes me proud. I can honestly say that I wouldn't want to coach anywhere but Villanova." Perretta began his career on the Main Line in 1978 at the age of 22, the youngest coach ever to head a women's program at Villanova. In his first season, he led the 'Cats to a 17-8 record and was a finalist for the AIAW small college coach of the year. During his career, Perretta and the Wildcats have had many highlights, including reaching the Final Four of the AIAW in The season saw Villanova begin play in NCAA Division I and in the Big East Conference. Since joining the Big East in 1982, Perretta has compiled a conference record. Perretta attended Lycoming College after earning All-Catholic League honors at Monsignor Bonner High School in Upper Darby, Pa. His playing career was cut short, however, by an ankle injury during his freshman year at Lycoming. Perretta spent the remainder of his college years assisting Lycoming's varsity and junior varsity programs as a coach, and he also aided the women's program. He received his bachelor's degree in social studies and a secondary teaching certificate in In 1995, he earned his Master's Degree in Education from Villanova. Perretta is married to the former Helen Koskinen and they are the parents of a 10 year old son, Stephen William and an eight-year old son Michael John. Together, they reside in Drexel Hill, Pa. PERRETTA ALL-TIME VERSUS OPPONENTS ( ) TEAM WIN LOSS Alabama 1 1 Alcorn St. 1 0 American 1 0 Baylor 0 1 Binghamton 3 0 Bloomsburg 2 0 Boston College Boston University 3 1 Bowling Green 0 1 Brown 2 1 Bucknell 1 0 BYU 1 0 Cal-Berkeley 1 0 Cal St.-Northridge 1 0 Canisius 1 0 Central Florida 1 0 Chattanooga 0 1 Cheyney 3 6 Cincinnati 2 1 Colorado 3 1 Colorado St. 1 0 Columbia 1 0 Connecticut Cornell 1 0 Dartmouth 1 0 Delaware 3 1 Delta St. 1 0 DePaul 0 4 Drake 1 0 Drexel 1 0 Duke 0 1 Elon 1 0 Fairfield 9 0 Fairleigh Dickinson 5 0 Fordham 2 0 Florida 0 1 Florida International 1 0 George Washington 2 5 Georgetown Georgia 0 1 Georgia Southern 1 0 Georgia State 1 0 Georgia Tech 1 0 Glassboro 2 0 Harvard 2 0 Hofstra 1 0 Holy Cross 2 2 Howard 4 0 Illinois 0 1 Immaculata 2 1 Iona 2 0 Kansas State 0 1 Kent State 0 1 Kentucky 0 1 Kutztown 1 0 Lafayette 2 0 La Salle 24 7 Lehigh 2 0 LSU 0 1 Louisville 0 3 Loyola (Md.) 1 3 Maine 1 1 Manhattan 6 0 Marist 3 0 Marquette 2 2 Maryland 1 0 Massachusetts 3 1 Md.-Eastern Shore 1 0 Mercer CC 1 0 Miami (Fla.) 11 9 TEAM WIN LOSS Miami (OH) 1 0 Michigan St. 0 1 Minnesota 1 0 Mississippi 2 1 Mississippi St. 1 0 Monmouth 9 1 Montclair 1 1 Mount St. Mary s 3 0 North Carolina 0 1 North Carolina State 0 5 Nevada-Reno 1 0 New Hampshire 1 0 New Mexico 1 0 Niagara 1 0 North Florida 1 0 Notre Dame 5 8 Old Dominion 0 1 Ohio State 1 0 Penn State 4 8 Penn 30 1 Pepperdine 0 1 Philadelphia Textile 1 0 Pittsburgh Princeton 6 1 Providence Purdue 0 1 Queens 2 1 Rhode Island 2 0 Richmond 0 1 Rider 7 0 Rutgers 7 20 Sacred Heart 0 0 Saint Joseph s Salisbury 2 0 San Diego St. 0 1 San Francisco 1 0 Scranton 1 1 Seton Hall Siena 1 2 South Alabama 1 0 St. Bonaventure 1 0 St. Francis 1 0 St. John s St. Peter s 6 5 Syracuse SW Texas State 1 0 Temple Tennessee 0 1 Texas-Arlington 1 0 Trenton St. 2 0 Tulane 0 1 UAB 1 0 UNLV 1 1 Ursinus 1 0 USF 0 3 Valparaiso 1 0 Vanderbilt 0 1 Virginia 1 1 Virginia Tech 3 3 Wake Forest 0 1 Washington 1 0 Wayland Baptist 1 0 West Chester 6 0 West Virginia 15 7 Western Kentucky 0 1 Widener 2 0 Wisconsin 1 1 Wisconsin-Green Bay 0 2 Xavier 1 0 Note: opponents in bold.

6 LAST TIME OUT: Villanova is coming off a home win over Temple on Saturday, Dec. 20. The Wildcats raced to a 16-7 lead just six minutes into the game and would go to halftime with a advantage. Villanova s biggest lead of the game came at at the 11:26 mark of the second half. The Owls would make a late run and cut the Villanova lead to with 3:33 to play. Villanova would make 9-of- 10 from the foul line down the stretch to seal the victory. In the win, senior Laura Kurz led the Wildcats with 21 points, while senior Siobhan O Connor and sophomore Heather Scanlon added 10 points each. Temple was paced by Shaqwedia Wallace who netted a game-high 26 points. For the game, Villanova was 18-of-51 from the field (35.3%), 11-of-33 from three-point range (33.3%) and 18-of-20 from the foul line (90.0%), while the Owls shot 39.2 percent from the floor (20-of- 51), 42.9 percent from long distance (6-of-14) and 76.9 percent from the foul line (10-of-13). Temple owned a slight advantage on the boards (35-31). LIMITED HISTORY: Despite being just 45 minutes from one another, Villanova and Delaware will be playing for just the fifth time overall and second time since 1990 when the two teams do battle on Monday, Dec. 22. The Wildcats won the first three in the series, before Delaware won the last meeting on Nov. 12, 2006 in Newark, Del., by a score of STREAKING TO A HALT: Saturday s win over Temple snapped the Owls 18 game Philadelphia Big Five winning streak. Prior to Saturday s setback, Temple s last loss in City Series play came against Villanova on Dec. 19, DONE IN THE CITY: Villanova concluded Philadelphia Big Five play on Saturday with a win over Temple. The Wildcats finished City Series play with a 2-2 mark. The two wins came at Penn by a score of and Saturday against Temple. Both losses were in heartbreaking fashion. The Wildcats lost the season opener at home to La Salle by an overtime score of Villanova also lost at Saint Joseph s in triple overtime by a score of HOME STRETCH: After playing seven of its first nine games away from home, Villanova is currently in the midst of playing four consecutive games at The Pavilion. The homestand began last Saturday with a win over Temple and continues with games versus Delaware (Dec. 22), Sacred Heart (Dec. 28) and Monmouth (Dec. 31). The Wildcats are currently 2-1 at home this year. 20-POINT PERFORMANCE: For the third time this season, senior forward Laura Kurz registered a 20-point performance in Saturday s win over Temple. Kurz had 21 points (18 in second half) on 5-of- 13 shooting, including a 3-of-8 effort from three-point range and a perfect 8-of-8 effort from the free throw line. Kurz also added seven rebounds, two assists and two blocks. For her Villanova career, she has 13, 20-point performances. DOUBLE FIGURE SCORER: In addition to tallying her third 20 point performance of the season in Saturday s win over Temple, the 21 points scored by Laura Kurz also represented her sixth straight double figure scoring game and her eighth double figure scoring effort in the last 10 contests. Laura Kurz 20-Point Games at Villanova 33 points vs. Providence (Feb. 12, 2008) 28 points vs. Saint Joseph's (Dec. 4, 2008) 28 points vs. Binghamton (Dec. 13, 2007) 25 points vs. Fairfield (Nov. 17, 2008) 25 points vs. Cincinnati (Feb. 16, 2008) 25 points vs. Fairfield (Nov. 28, 2007) 25 points vs. San Francisco (Nov. 24, 2007) 23 points vs. Pittsburgh (Mar. 8, 2008) 22 points vs. Seton Hall (Jan. 8, 2008) 22 points vs. Saint Joseph's (Dec. 5, 2007) 21 points vs. Temple (Dec. 20, 2008) 20 points vs. Notre Dame (Jan. 16, 2008) 20 points vs. South Alabama (Nov. 23, 2007) Laura Kurz Double-Doubles at Villanova 19 points / 15 rebounds vs. Lehigh (Dec. 7, 2008) 28 points / 14 rebounds vs. Saint Joseph's (Dec. 4, 2008) 14 points / 11 rebounds vs. La Salle (Nov. 14, 2008) 15 points / 11 rebounds vs. Louisville (Mar. 3, 2008) 25 points / 10 rebounds vs. Fairfield (Nov. 28, 2007) 20 points / 12 rebounds vs. South Alabama (Nov. 23, 2007) SCORING 1,000: Senior forward Laura Kurz scored her 1,000th collegiate point in Villanova s win at Binghamton on Dec. 10. Kurz was three points short of the milestone when she was fouled shooting a three-point field goal with 10:23 to play in the second half. She connected on all three foul shots giving her 1,000 points for her career. The 1,000 points include 358 in two seasons at Duke and the points scored during her Villanova career. LEADING THE WAY: Entering play on Monday versus Delaware, forward Laura Kurz leads the Wildcats in four different statistical categories. Kurz leads in scoring (17.2 ppg.), rebounding (9.2 rpg.), blocks (19) and is tied for the team lead in assists with 23. TURNING 40: The campaign marks the 40th season of women's basketball at Villanova. The Wildcats played their first varsity season back in , when the team posted a 4-6 record. The program currently has an all-time record of (.623). Last season the Wildcats hosted Connecticut in the 1000th contest in program history. Villanova has 14, 20-win seasons in its history, all under 31st year head coach Harry Perretta, who has led the Wildcats to 559 wins in his tenure on the Main Line. SCANLON STEPS-UP: The Wildcats received a big contribution in Saturday s win over Temple from sophomore center Heather Scanlon. In 23 minutes of action, Scanlon tied a career-high with 10 points to go with four rebounds, two blocks, one steal and one assist. BENCH SUPPORT: Villanova had great bench support in Saturday s win over Temple. The Wildcat reserves combined to score 28 of the team s 65 points and outscored the Owl bench by a margin. Sophomore center Heather Scanlon and senior guard Siobhan O Connor led the bench with 10 points each. Lisa Karcic chipped in with five points off the bench, while redshirt freshman guard Sarah Jones added three points.

7 CHARITY CASES: Success at the free throw line was a big reason for Villanova s win over Temple on Saturday. In the victory, the Wildcats were 18-of-20 from the foul line for 90.0 percent. Both the 18 free throws and 20 attempts were season-highs. For the year, Villanova is 92-of-193 from the charity stripe for 74.8 percent. THE STEAL STORY: In addition to holding Temple to 13 points below their season average, the Wildcat defense also recorded a seasonbest nine steals in the win over the Owls. Senior forward Lisa Karcic led the way in the steal department with three. BLOCK PARTY: Through the first 10 games of the season, the Wildcats have had a big advantage over the opposition in the area of blocked shots. Villanova has collected 44 blocks thus far (4.4/game) while its opponents have just 12 blocked shots (1.2/game). In comparison, senior forward Laura Kurz has 19 rejections for the Wildcats, seven more than the first 10 opponents have against Villanova. Kurz has blocked three shots in a game on three different occasions this year. LOOKING FOR ONE ANOTHER: In the last three games combined, Villanova has had an assist on 46 of its 58 (79.3%) field goals. The team first, efficient offense displayed in the two games are a trademark of Harry Perretta teams. For the season Villanova has recorded an assist on 136 of 199 field goals (68.3 percent). The team has five different players with at least 15 assists, including senior guard Siobhan O'Connor and Laura Kurz with a team-high 23 helpers (2.3/game). Following these two are junior guards Tia Grant and Maria Getty with 21 each and senior forward Lisa Karcic with 16. TOUGH D: One of the bright spots for Villanova this season has been the play of its defense. The Wildcats have held an opponent to no more than 52 points points six times in 10 games this year, including four opponents that have been kept under 50 points. Villanova enters Monday s game with Delaware ranked fifth among Big East teams with a defensive scoring average of 52.5 points and even that figure is inflated by the team's overtime game against La Salle and triple overtime marathon against Saint Joseph's. The Wildcat defensive scoring average through the first 40 minutes of games is just 48.5, which would rank second in the league. DIAL LONG DISTANCE: Villanova is once again making a name for itself from behind the three-point arc. Last season, the Wildcats set NCAA Division I single-season records for three-pointers made and attempted in a season. With regards to the number of three-pointers attempted, Villanova is ahead of last year's pace from the standpoint of number of attempts per game. In , the Wildcats averaged 26 three-point attempts per game. So far this season, the team has taken an average of 28.6 shots per game from beyond the arc. In the season opener against La Salle, Villanova established a new school record with 44 attempted three-pointers. The Wildcats have attempted at least 30 three-pointers five times in 10 games. THREES FOR FOUR: The three-point shooting attack for Villanova this season has centered around four players who have each attempted at least 36 shots from long range. Senior forward Lisa Karcic leads the Wildcats with 63 three-pointers attempted and junior guard Maria Getty is close behind with 50 attempts. Laura Kurz has taken 41 triples, while Siobhan O'Connor has tried 36 from behind the arc. Last season, these four players accounted for roughly two-thirds of the made threepointers by the Wildcats. WELL STOCKED: Villanova enters the season with 10 letterwinners returning from last season, including four starters. The returning starters are senior forwards Laura Kurz and Lisa Karcic and junior guards Maria Getty and Tia Grant. Overall, the Wildcats bring back the bulk of their production in nearly every stat category. Villanova returns 76.9 percent of its scoring, 81.6 percent of its rebounding, 82.2 percent of its assists and 79.4 percent of its three-point shooting from last season. In , the Wildcats set NCAA singleseason records for three-pointers made and attempted. TRADING RED FOR THE BLUE AND WHITE: Two Villanova players will become active this season after being granted redshirt seasons in Sophomore center Heather Scanlon and freshman guard Sarah Jones each return to the Wildcats this season. Scanlon averaged 2.1 points and 2.1 rebounds per game as a true freshman in and will be a key presence in the post for Villanova. Jones is a local product capable of playing at the point with strong passing skills and outstanding basketball instincts. Scanlon has played in all 10 games this year and is averaging 6.1 points per game and 4.6 rebounds per contest. She is shooting 44.2 percent from the floor (23-of-52) and 40.9 percent from behind the arc (9-of-22). Jones has logged time in seven of the 10 games and has 11 points and six rebounds to her credit. VULIN HIRED AS ASSISTANT COACH: Head coach Harry Perretta completed his coaching staff for the season with the appointment of Heather Vulin as assistant coach. Vulin comes to the Main Line from Sacred Heart University, where she was an assistant coach from Vulin was the recruiting coordinator from and during her stint with the program the Pioneers amassed a overall record and became the first team in the history of the Northeast Conference to post seven straight seasons with at least 18 victories. As a collegiate student-athlete at Minnesota-Morris, Vulin was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and volleyball and earned Academic All- Conference honors in both sports. She earned a degree in Secondary Education at Minnesota-Morris and went on to receive a Master's degree in Education from North Dakota State. FAMILIAR FACES: Former Villanova standouts Courtney Davis (Mix) and Stacie Witman both rejoin the team as a part of the women's basketball staff this season. Davis will begin her first season as the Director of Basketball Operations and Witman remains with the program as the Women's Basketball Intern. Davis ranks 16th in school history in scoring with 1,071 points and is also third in program annals in rebounding (869) and sixth in assists (457). She helped lead Villanova to the 2003 BIG EAST title and an Elite Eight appearance in the NCAA Tournament. Witman scored 911 points in her Wildcat career and graduated last season after ranking second in scoring (14.1) and rebounding (5.5) for Villanova. KURZ EARNS PRESEASON HONOR: Senior forward Laura Kurz was named an honorable mention Preseason All-BIG EAST selection at the league's annual preseason Media Day event held at ESPN Zone in New York City. Kurz led Villanova last season with 14.9 points per game, 6.4 rebounds per contest, 48.5 percent shooting from the field and 43.8 percent accuracy from three-point range. She is currently averaging 17.2 points per game and 9.2 rebounds per contest this year.

8 VILLANOVA PICKED 10TH IN BIG EAST PRESEASON POLL: In a preseason poll of league head coaches, Villanova received 85 points and was selected to finish 10th in the BIG EAST this season. The Wildcats return four starters and 10 letterwinners overall from a team that ranked among the nation's best last year with a +7.0-game turnaround from the previous season. The league's head coaches chose Connecticut to win the league title. The results of the head coaches' poll were as follows: BIG EAST PRESEASON POLL Team Points 1 Connecticut 224 (14) 2 Rutgers 201 (1) 3 Louisville 200 (1) 4 Notre Dame Pittsburgh Syracuse Marquette DePaul West Virginia Villanova Georgetown USF St. John's Seton Hall Cincinnati Providence 30 INSTANT CLASSIC Villanova and Saint Joseph s Play Three Overtimes in longest game in women s Big Five History Villanova and Saint Joseph s played the longest game in their respective program histories as well as the first-ever triple overtime game in the history of women s Philadelphia Big Five play on December 4 in the Gallagher Center at Philadelphia University. Below are some of the rare occurrences that the game produced. TEAM HIGHLIGHTS The nine-point margin in the final score was the widest that the two teams were separated by in the entire game. Villanova led by as many as eight points late in the first half. Prior to the third overtime period, Saint Joseph s largest lead in the game had been four points and that came when the Hawks led 4-0 in the first three minutes. Villanova led for more than 38 minutes in the game. After taking its first lead of the contest, 8-6 with 13:30 left in the first half, the Wildcats did not trail again until the final minute of regulation. The Wildcats held leads of as many as four points in each of the first two overtime periods. Saint Joseph s did not lead by more than two points in either of the first two overtimes. The two teams combined to go 1-of-12 from the field in the third overtime. The first points in the period came on a three-pointer by Saint Joseph s just under two minutes into the stanza. The final six points scored by the Hawks in the frame came on free throws. Despite just one field goal in the third and final overtime, Saint Joseph s outscored Villanova, 9-0, in the period thanks to six free throws. The Hawks wound up with a 14-5 scoring margin from the free throw line in the game, an edge that fittingly matched the difference in the final score. Ironically, the longest overtime game in Villanova history also wound up being the second most lopsided overtime game ever played by the Wildcats. Of the 28 overtime games Villanova has ever played, only one was decided by more than nine points. That came in a win at Connecticut during the season. The Wildcats most lopsided overtime loss previously was a six-point defeat at home against Georgetown, 64-58, during the campaign. There were a relatively modest 34 fouls called in the lengthy contest and just two players fouled out, both from Villanova. There were 21 fouls whistled against the Wildcats and 13 against Saint Joseph s. INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS Junior guard Maria Getty scored Villanova s first points of the game on a three-pointer just over four minutes into the contest. She did not score again in the game despite playing 42 minutes. Saint Joseph s took the lead for good on a three-pointer in the third overtime period by Jenna Loschiavo, who did not make another field goal in the entire game despite playing all 55 minutes to set a Hawks single-game record. Senior forward Laura Kurz set a Villanova record by playing 52 minutes in the game. Four other Wildcats played at least 40 minutes, with sophomore center Heather Scanlon and senior guard Siobhan O Connor establishing career highs with 42 and 41 minutes played, respectively. Saint Joseph s used just two subs in the game and all of its starters played at least 43 minutes. Four of its starters played at least 50 minutes, including 55 for Jenna Loschiavo and 54 for Mary Kate McDade.

9 GAME NO. 10 WILDCATS BY THE NUMBERS VILLANOVA S RECORD WHEN... Overall Home Away Neutral Big East Big East Home Games Big East Road Games Philadelphia Big Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half In Overtime Shooting 40% or better Shooting 50% or better Scoring 50 or more points Scoring 60 or more points Scoring 70 or more points November December January February March TEAM HIGHS Points vs. Central Florida (11/29) First Half Points vs. Fairfield (11/17) Second Half Points vs. Central Florida (11/29) Field Goals Made vs. Fairfield (11/17) Field Goal Percentage (24-47) vs. Fairfield (11/17) 3-Point Field Goals Made vs. Central Florida (11/29) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (12-31) vs. Central Florida (11/29) Free Throws Made vs. Temple (12/20) Free Throw Percentage (18-20) vs. Temple (12/20) Assists vs. Central Florida (11/29) Turnovers vs. Saint Joseph s (12/4) Blocked Shots vs. Baylor (11/28) Steals vs. Penn (11/19) TEAM LOWS Points , twice, last vs. Wisconsin (11/27) First Half Points vs. Wisconsin (11/27) Second Half Points vs. Penn (11/19) Field Goals Made vs. Wisconsin (11/27) Field Goal Percentage (20-61) vs. La Salle (11/14) 3-Point Field Goals Made , four times, last vs. Saint Joseph s (12/4) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (6-31) vs. Saint Joseph s (12/4) Free Throws Made vs. Penn (11/19) Free Throw Percentage (3-7) vs. Penn (11/19) Assists vs. Fairfield (11/17) Turnovers vs. Lehigh (12/7) Blocked Shots vs. Penn (11/19) Steals vs. Central Florida (11/29) OPPONENT HIGHS Points by La Salle (11/14) First Half Points by Baylor (11/28) Second Half Points by La Salle (11/14) Field Goals Made by Saint Joseph s (12/4) Field Goal Percentage (23-52) by La Salle (11/14) 3-Point Field Goals Made by La Salle (11/14) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (5-8) by Baylor (11/28) Free Throws Made by Saint Joseph s (12/4) Free Throw Percentage (9-11) by Lehigh (12/7) Assists by Saint Joseph s (12/4) Turnovers by La Salle (11/14) Blocked Shots , twice, last by Saint Joseph s (12/4) Steals by Fairfield (11/17)

10 Villanova Roster Head Coach: Harry Perretta (Lycoming 78), 31st Season ( ) Associate Head Coach: Joe Mullaney (Providence 78) Assistant Coach: Shanette Lee (Villanova 99) Interim Assistant Coach: Trish Juhline (Villanova 03) Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School 2 Briana Weiss F Sr. 6-0 Piedmont, Calif./Bishop O Dowd 3 Laura Kurz F Sr. 6-1 Lower Gwynedd, Pa./Germantown Academy/Duke University 4 Siobhan O Connor G Sr. 5-6 West Chester, Pa./Villa Maria Academy 5 Maria Getty G Jr. 5-9 Centerville, Ohio/Chaminade-Julienne 10 Sarah Jones G R-Fr. 5-7 Philadelphia, Pa./Central 11 Lisa Karcic F/C Sr. 6-1 New Hyde Park, N.Y./New Hyde Park 12 Kyle Dougherty G Jr Sayre, Pa./Owego Free Academy 20 Megan Pearson F Fr. 6-0 West Chester, Pa./Archbishop Carroll 21 Tia Grant G Jr Lido Beach, N.Y./Holy Trinity 23 Leslie Murray G Sr. 5-8 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown 24 Amanda Swiezynski G/F So. 6-0 Exeter, N.H./Exeter 25 Emily Suhey F Fr. 6-1 Boalsburg, Pa./State College 33 Laura Sweeney F Fr. 6-2 Marlton, N.J./Cherokee 45 Shannon Elliott F/C So. 6-2 Wilmington, Del./Padua Academy 55 Heather Scanlon C So. 6-3 Drexel Hill, Pa./Cardinal O Hara Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School 12 Kyle Dougherty G Jr Sayre, Pa./Owego Free Academy 45 Shannon Elliott F/C So. 6-2 Wilmington, Del./Padua Academy 5 Maria Getty G Jr. 5-9 Centerville, Ohio/Chaminade-Julienne 21 Tia Grant G Jr Lido Beach, N.Y./Holy Trinity 10 Sarah Jones G R-Fr. 5-7 Philadelphia, Pa./Central 11 Lisa Karcic F/C Sr. 6-1 New Hyde Park, N.Y./New Hyde Park 3 Laura Kurz F Sr. 6-1 Lower Gwynedd, Pa./Germantown Academy/Duke University 23 Leslie Murray G Sr. 5-8 Moorestown, N.J./Moorestown 4 Siobhan O Connor G Sr. 5-6 West Chester, Pa./Villa Maria Academy 20 Megan Pearson F Fr. 6-0 West Chester, Pa./Archbishop Carroll 55 Heather Scanlon C So. 6-3 Drexel Hill, Pa./Cardinal O Hara 25 Emily Suhey F Fr. 6-1 Boalsburg, Pa./State College 33 Laura Sweeney F Fr. 6-2 Marlton, N.J./Cherokee 24 Amanda Swiezynski G/F So. 6-0 Exeter, N.H./Exeter 2 Briana Weiss F Sr. 6-0 Piedmont, Calif./Bishop O Dowd Wildcats By Class: Freshman (3) - Megan Pearson, Emily Suhey, Laura Sweeney; Redshirt Freshman (1) - Sarah Jones; Sophomores (3) - Shannon Elliott, Heather Scanlon, Amanda Swiezynski; Juniors (3) - Kyle Dougherty, Maria Getty, Tia Grant; Seniors (5) - Lisa Karcic, Laura Kurz, Leslie Murray, Siobhan O Connor, Briana Weiss Wildcats By State: California (1) - Briana Weiss; Delaware (1) - Shannon Elliott; New Jersey (2) - Leslie Murray, Laura Sweeney; New Hampshire (1) - Amanda Swiezynski; New York (2) - Tia Grant, Lisa Karcic; Ohio (1) - Maria Getty; Pennsylvania (7) - Kyle Dougherty, Sarah Jones, Laura Kurz, Siobhan O Connor, Megan Pearson, Heather Scanlon, Emily Suhey

11 #12 KYLE DOUGHERTY Junior Guard 5-10 Sayre, Pa. Owego Free Academy #45 SHANNON ELLIOTT Sophomore Center 6-2 Wilmington, Del. Padua Academy VILLANOVA: Hard worker with a good attitude... Has good ball handling skills... Will battle for playing time in the Wildcat backcourt : Has seen action in all 10 games, making five starts and playing 9.9 minutes per game... Contributing 1.8 points and 0.8 rebounds while collecting seven assists, one block and three steals on the year... Shoots 64 percent (9-14) from the field : Played in 31 games with one start, averaging 7.5 minutes per contest... Averaged 0.7 points and 0.5 rebounds per game... Shot.269 (7-26) from the field and.800 (8-10) from the free throw line... Totaled nine assists, 16 turnovers, one blocked shot and four steals... Appeared in 14 regular season BIG EAST games and totaled eight points, seven rebounds, four assists and three steals in 6.7 minutes per game... Logged 24 minutes in three WNIT games and averaged 2.7 points per game while shooting 3-of-5 (60%) from the field and 2- of-2 at the foul line : Played in 27 games and made two starts... Averaged 11.7 minutes per game, 2.3 points per game and 0.7 rebounds per game... Made 21-of-52 (.404) from the field and hit 19-of-24 (.792) from the free throw line... Totaled 17 assists and 21 turnovers with eight steals and three blocked shots : Redshirted. 11/14 La Salle N /17 at Fairfield N /19 at Penn N /27 vs. Wisconsin N /28 vs. Baylor N /29 vs. Central Fla. Y /4 at Saint Joseph s Y /7 Lehigh Y /10 at Binghamton Y /20 Temple Y TOTAL VILLANOVA: Possesses good rebounding skills... One of the team's top shot blockers... Has a strong work-ethic... Shooting ranges extends to the three-point line : Played in nine games with four starts... Seeing an average of 6.6 minutes per game... Scored 11 points, averages 2.2 rebounds per game and has three assists and eight blocked shots : Appeared in 28 games with one start in her Villanova debut... Averaged 1.9 points and 1.5 rebounds per game while playing 8.5 minutes per contest... Shot.352 (19-54) from the floor,.276 (8-29) from three-point range and.545 (6-11) on free throws... Totaled eight assists, seven turnovers, 18 blocked shots and seven steals... Third on the team in blocks... Played in 13 regular season BIG EAST contests and averaged 7.8 minutes per game while scoring 1.7 points and pulling down 1.4 rebounds per game... Played in all three of the team s WNIT games, seeing 13.0 minutes per game while averaging 3.7 points and 1.3 rebounds per game : Redshirted. 11/14 La Salle N /17 at Fairfield N /19 at Penn N /27 vs. Wisconsin N /28 vs. Baylor Y /29 vs. Central Fla. N /4 at Saint Joseph s Y /10 at Binghamton Y /20 Temple Y TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Minutes 30 vs. St. John s (1/27/07) 20 vs. Binghamton (Dec. 10) Points 11 vs. Providence (2/26/07) 8 vs. Binghamton (Dec. 10) Rebounds 4 vs. Binghamton (12/13/07) 4 vs. Binghamton (Dec. 10) Assists 3 on two occasions 3, vs. Temple (Dec. 20) Blocks 1, five times, last vs. Lehigh (12/7/08) 1 vs. Lehigh (Dec. 7) Steals 2 vs. Louisville (3/3/08) 1, on three occasions Field Goals 4, three times, last vs. Bing. (12/10/08) 4 vs. Binghamton (Dec. 10) 3-Pointers N/A N/A Free Throws 11 vs. Providence (2/26/07) N/A Minutes 18 vs. Pittsburgh (3/8/08) 13, twice, last vs. Binghamton (Dec. 10) Points 8, twice, last vs. American (3/19/08) 6 vs. Temple (Dec. 20) Rebounds 5, twice, last vs. Louisville (3/3/08) 4 vs. Saint Joseph s (Dec. 4) Assists 3, vs. West Virginia (2/23/08) 1, on three occasions Blocks 4, vs. USF (2/19/08) 2, three times, last vs. Cent. Fla. (Nov. 29) Steals 2, on two occasions 2, vs. Temple (12/20/08) Field Goals 3, twice, last vs. American (3/19/08) 2, on two occasions 3-Pointers 2, on two occasions 2, vs. Temple (Dec. 20) Free Throws 2, twice, last vs. Louisville (3/3/08) N/A