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1 SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER 13 at Cincinnati (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 15 UNC Asheville (SoCon Digital Network) 4:30 p.m. 21 at High Point (Big South Network) 7 p.m. 24 HIWASSEE (SoCon Digital Network) 7:30 p.m. 27 at College of Charleston 3 p.m. 30 at South Carolina (SEC Network) 7 p.m. DECEMBER 3 WARREN WILSON (SoCon Digital Network) 7 p.m. 5 at Illinois (ESPN3) 3 p.m. 12 at Davidson 1 7 p.m. 14 EASTERN WASHINGTON 1 (SoCon Digital Network) 7 p.m. 20 at Morehead State 1 4 p.m. 23 at Pittsburgh 1 (Root Sports Network) 7 p.m. 30 MARS HILL (SoCon Digital Network) 2 p.m. JANUARY 2 ETSU * (SoCon Digital Network) 2 p.m. 9 VMI * (SoCon Digital Network) 4:30 p.m. 11 UNCG * (American Sports Network) 7 p.m. 14 at Chattanooga * (SoCon Digital Network) 7:30 p.m. 16 at Samford * (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 21 THE CITADEL * (SoCon Digital Network) 7:30 p.m. 23 MERCER * (SoCon Digital Network) 4:30 p.m. 28 at Furman * (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 30 at Wofford * (SoCon Digital Network) 7 p.m. FEBRUARY 4 at UNCG * (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 6 at VMI * (ESPN3) 1 p.m. 11 CHATTANOOGA * (ESPN3) 7:30 p.m. 13 SAMFORD * (SoCon Digital Network) 4:30 p.m. 15 at ETSU * (American Sports Network) 7 p.m. 18 at Mercer * (ESPN3) 7 p.m. 20 at The Citadel * (ESPN3) 1 p.m. 25 WOFFORD * (SoCon Digital Network) 7 p.m. 27 FURMAN * (SoCon Digital Network) 2 p.m. MARCH 4 First Round 2 (ESPN3) TBA 5 Quarterfinals 2 (ESPN3) TBA 6 Semifinals 2 (ESPN3) TBA 7 Championship 2 (ESPN2) 9 p.m. Home games in BOLD CAPS Gotham Classic SoCon Basketball Championships presented by General Shale (Asheville, N.C.) WESTERN CAROLINA ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS 92 Catamount Road Ramsey Center - Athletics Cullowhee, N.C Sean Forrester, Director of Media Relations stforrester@ .wcu.edu Office: Cell: WESTERN CAROLINA MEN S BASKETBALL Western Carolina Catamounts 0-0, 0-0 SoCon CINCINNATI Bearcats 0-0, 0-0 AAC GAME 1 NOV. 13, 2015 FIFTH THIRD ARENA CINCINNATI, OHIO Cincinnati Game Information Date / Time: Fri., Nov. 13, 2015 / 7 p.m. Site: Cincinnati, Ohio/Fifth Third Arena (13,176) TV: ESPN3 Talent: Tom Gelehrter and Kyle Macy Live Stats: CatamountSports.com Twitter WCU Versus Cincinnati Friday s game will mark the third meeting between the Catamounts and Bearcats. The Bearcats hold a perfect 2-0 record against the Catamounts with wins in 1996 and In the most recent meeting in 2007, the Catamounts lost on a buzzer-beater by the Bearcats Marcus Sikes. The driving layup was Sikes only basket of the game as he gave UC the victory. Current WCU assistant coach Brigham Waginger started the game for the Catamounts and played 32 minutes while scoring three points, grabbing five rebounds, dishing out three assists and snagging three steals. Catamounts Against The AAC Western Carolina is all-time against current members of the American Athletic Conference. WCU s last win over a current AAC school came in The Catamounts traveled to East Carolina and defeated the Pirates It marked the second-straight win for the Catamounts over ECU. The Catamounts are all-time against ECU, 0-2 against Cincinnati, 0-1 against Connecticut and 0-1 against USF. SERIES HISTORY WITH CINCINNATI OVERALL: 0-2 ALL GAMES AT WCU: 0-0 ALL GAMES AT UC: 0-2 NEUTRAL SITE: 0-0 LARRY HUNTER VS. UC: 0-2 STREAK: L2 LAST 10 SERIES MEETINGS 11/23/1996 Cincinnati, Ohio L, /10/2007 Cincinnati, Ohio L, STATISTICAL COMPARISON WCU UC OVERALL RECORD CONFERENCE RECORD SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN REBOUNDS PER GAME REBOUND MARGIN FG PERCENTAGE PT FG PERCENTAGE FT PERCENTAGE FG PERCENTAGE DEFENSE POINTERS PER GAME ASSISTS PER GAME TURNOVERS PER GAME TURNOVER MARGIN STEALS PER GAME BLOCKS PER GAME G G G F F Mike Brown Sr. Charlotte, N.C. PPG RPG APG SPG WESTERN CAROLINA PROBABLE STARTERS Rhett Harrelson Sr. Enterprise, Ala. PPG RPG APG SPG Deriece Parks Jr. Charlotte, N.C. PPG RPG APG SPG Torrion Brummitt Sr. Columbus, Ga. PPG RPG APG SPG Justin Browning Sr. Sylacauga, Ala. PPG RPG APG SPG

2 NUMERICAL ROSTER ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS SENIORS (4) Mike Brown Justin Browning Torrion Brummitt Rhett Harrelson JUNIORS (2) Deriece Parks Kyle Rhoades SOPHOMORES (5) Charlendez Brooks (RS) Haboubacar Mutombo (RS) Devin Peterson Aaron Williams Ashley Williams FRESHMEN (3) Jesse Deloach Marc Gosselin Elijah Pughsley BY STATE/COUNTRY ALABAMA (2) Justin Browning Rhett Harrelson GEORGIA (3) Torrion Brummitt Jesse Deloach Devin Peterson INTERNATIONAL (2) Marc Gosselin (France) Haboubacar Mutombo (Canada) NORTH CAROLINA (5) Mike Brown Deriece Parks Kyle Rhoades Aaron Williams Ashley Williams OHIO (1) Elijah Pughsley SOUTH CAROLINA (1) Charlendez Brooks NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 1 Elijah Pughsley G FR Lima, Ohio (Lima Senior HS) 2 Mike Brown G SR Charlotte, N.C. (West Charlotte HS) 3 Rhett Harrelson G SR Enterprise, Ala. (Enterprise HS) 4 Torrion Brummitt F SR Columbus, Ga. (Shaw HS) 5 Devin Peterson G SO Milton, Ga. (Mt. Pisgah Christian School) 11 Haboubacar Mutombo G RS SO Pickering, Ontario (Notre Dame Prep) 12 Marc Gosselin F FR Lyon, France (Cite Scolaire Internationale) 13 Deriece Parks G JR Charlotte, N.C. (South Georgia Tech) 21 Kyle Rhoades F JR Lumberton, N.C. (Brunswick C.C.) 22 Jesse Deloach F FR Grayson, Ga. (Mt. Pisgah Christian School) 23 Justin Browning F SR Sylacauga, Ala. (Sylacauga HS) 24 Ashley Williams F SO Morehead City, N.C. (Greenfield School) 31 Aaron Williams G SO Morehead City, N.C. (Greenfield School) 41 Charlendez Brooks F RS SO Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes HS) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 41 Charlendez Brooks F RS SO Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes HS) 2 Mike Brown G SR Charlotte, N.C. (West Charlotte HS) 23 Justin Browning F SR Sylacauga, Ala. (Sylacauga HS) 4 Torrion Brummitt F SR Columbus, Ga. (Shaw HS) 22 Jesse Deloach F FR Grayson, Ga. (Mt. Pisgah Christian School) 12 Marc Gosselin F FR Lyon, France (Cite Scolaire Internationale) 3 Rhett Harrelson G SR Enterprise, Ala. (Enterprise HS) 11 Haboubacar Mutombo G RS SO Pickering, Ontario (Notre Dame Prep) 13 Deriece Parks G JR Charlotte, N.C. (South Georgia Tech) 5 Devin Peterson G SO Milton, Ga. (Mt. Pisgah Christian School) 1 Elijah Pughsley G FR Lima, Ohio (Lima Senior HS) 21 Kyle Rhoades F JR Lumberton, N.C. (Brunswick C.C.) 31 Aaron Williams G SO Morehead City, N.C. (Greenfield School) 24 Ashley Williams F SO Morehead City, N.C. (Greenfield School) Head Coach: Larry Hunter (Ohio, 1971) 11th season Assistant Coach: Anquell McCollum (Western Carolina, 2000) 12th season Assistant Coach: Brigham Waginger (Western Carolina, 2010) Fifth season Assistant Coach: Willie Freeman (Western Carolina, 2003) First season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Charlendez Brooks: SHAR - len - dez Torrion Brummitt: TORE - ree - uhn BRUH - mitt Anquell McCollum: AN - kwell Mc - CULL uhm Haboubacar Mutombo: HA-boo-ba-car MAH-tum-bo Elijah Pughsley: PUGS-lee Brigham Waginger: WAG - uhn - jurr

3 STANDINGS (Through 11/12/15) SoCon Overall Record Record Chattanooga ETSU Furman Mercer Samford The Citadel UNCG VMI Western Carolina Wofford THIS WEEK IN THE SOCON FRIDAY, NOV. 13 Western Carolina at Cincinnati (ESPN3) Chattanooga at Georgia (SECN+) Presbyterian at Furman (ESPN3) Allen at Mercer (ESPN3) Samford at Louisville (ESPN3) Wofford at Missouri (SECN+) SATURDAY, NOV. 14 VMI at Penn State (BTN+) Averett at ETSU (ESPN3) Greensboro College at UNCG (SoConDN) The Citadel at Butler (Fox Sports Go) SUNDAY, NOV. 15 UNC Asheville at Western Carolina (SoConDN) MONDAY, NOV. 16 George Mason at Mercer (ESPN3) Hiwassee at Chattanooga (SoConDN) Auburn Montgomery at Samford (SoConDN) TUESDAY, NOV. 17 Green Bay at ETSU (ESPN2) Stetson at The Citadel (ESPN3) Chowan at UNCG (SoConDN) Furman at Appalachian State (ESPN3) Tusculum at VMI (ESPN3) LAST WEEK IN THE SOCON 7 pm 7 pm 7 pm 7 pm 7 pm 8 pm 1 pm 4 pm 5 pm 7:30 pm 4:30 pm 7 pm 7 pm 8 pm 6 am 6 pm 7 pm 7 pm 7:30 pm OH - IO Since head coach Larry Hunter took over the Western Carolina men s basketball program, the Catamounts have played 16 games against team s from Ohio. Coach Hunter spent the first 30 years of his coaching career in the state of Ohio at Marietta College, Wittenberg University and Ohio University. WCU has had at least one game against a team from Ohio during 10 of coach Hunter s 11 seasons at the helm of the program. The only season that did not feature a team from Ohio was the campaign. The streak began with a neutral site match-up against Bowling Green during the season, coach Hunter s first as head coach of the Catamounts. WCU faced Muskingum, Xavier and Dayton during his second season before taking on Bowling Green and Cincinnati in In all, the Catamounts have faced Bowling Green (2x), Cincinnati, Cleveland State, Dayton (2x), Kent State (4x), Muskingum, Ohio State, Wittenberg, Wright State (2x) and Xavier since coach Hunter arrived in Cullowhee. The Catamounts are 5-11 against team s from Ohio under head coach Larry Hunter. Season Openers The Catamounts are all-time in season openers but just 9-24 when opening the season on the road. WCU s last win when opening the season on the road came back in 2006 at UNC Asheville. Western Carolina is 1-14 in its last 15 season openers that occurred on the road. Head coach Larry Hunter has led the Catamounts to a 5-5 record in season openers but all five wins were either at home or at a neutral site tournament. Among the Best Head coach Larry Hunter is 10th among active Division I coaches in career wins with 664. He trails Mike Krzyzewski (1,018, Duke), Jim Boeheim (966, Syracuse), Bob Huggins (765, West Virginia), Roy Williams (750, North Carolina), Bo Ryan (740, Wisconsin), Rick Pitino (722, Louisville), Rick Byrd (712, Belmont), Jerry Slocum (699, Youngstown State) and Cliff Ellis (Coastal Carolina, 692). Whee Love Cullowhee All three Western Carolina assistant coaches call WCU their alma mater. Anquell McCollum played at Western Carolina from He was a member of WCU s 12-man, All-20th Century Team, was a two-time, first team All-SoCon selection and finished his career as the WCU WESTERN CAROLINA IN THE SOCON TEAM RANKINGS ( Season) Catergory Rank Avg/Game Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Free Throw Percentage Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Point Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goal Pct. Defense Rebounding Offense Rebounding Defense Rebounding Margin Blocked Shots Assists Steals Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Point Field Goals Made WCU IN THE SOCON INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS ( Season) Rhett Harrelson Rank Avg/Game Scoring Steals t Point FG Percentage Point FG Made Mike Brown Rank Avg/Game Scoring Rebounding Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Torrion Brummitt Rank Avg/Game Rebounding Field Goal Percentage Blocked Shots Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds t Justin Browning Rank Avg/Game Steals t Blocked Shots

4 Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Western Carolina vs Wofford 03/08/15 6 p.m. at Asheville, N.C. (U.S. Cellular Center) Western Carolina Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 04 Torrion Brummitt f Justin Browning f Mike Brown g Rhett Harrelson g James Sinclair g Kenneth Hall Devin Peterson Tucker Thompson Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % THE LAST TIME OUT Deadball Rebounds 3 Wofford Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 24 Justin Gordon f Lee Skinner f Karl Cochran g Eric Garcia g Spencer Collins g Derrick Brooks John Swinton Jaylen Allen C.J. Neumann Cameron Jackson Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Ted Valentine, Rick Hartzell, Vlad Voyard Technical fouls: Western Carolina-None. Wofford-None. Attendance: 5545 Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 0 CATAMOUNTS FALL IN THE SOCON SEMIFINALS ASHEVILLE, N.C. - For the fourth time in the last six seasons, the Western Carolina men s basketball season came to an end at the hands of the Terriers of Wofford College. In a rematch of the 2014 Southern Conference Championship game, the Terriers downed the Catamounts in the semifinals of the 2015 Southern Conference Championships in Asheville, N.C. Senior James Sinclair led the Catamounts with 16 points and seven rebounds in his final game wearing the Purple & Gold. Fellow senior Kenneth Hall played 18 minutes while scoring four points and swatting one shot. The pair have seen the Catamounts advanced to a pair of Southern Conference Championship games in their career and have both marked their name in the WCU record book. The Terriers used a strong shooting performance (55.3%) and a well-balanced attack to down the Catamounts. Four Terriers reached double-figures and seven had at least one assist. Junior Torrion Brummitt added 12 points and five rebounds to the Western Carolina effort while junior Mike Brown collected a team-high 12 rebounds while scoring nine points. Spencer Collins paced Wofford offensively with 17 points, going 10-of-13 from the free throw line and adding five rebounds. Lee Skinner chipped in 14 points and six rebounds, while SoCon Player of the Year Karl Cochran was held scoreless in the first half, but finished with 11 points, including three three-pointers. Jaylen Allen finished with 10 points for Wofford on 2-of-2 shooting, as well as going a perfect 4-for-4 from the free throw line. Western Carolina held Wofford to a scoring drought of 4:08 late in the second half, forcing three Terrier turnovers, and used a 7-0 run capped off by a three from Harrelson to cut the Wofford lead to with 3:53 remaining. The teams then combined for 21 points in the game s final minutes, but Wofford grabbed three offensive rebounds over the last two minutes to stretch out its possessions and used five free throws by Collins to seal the victory. Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Western Carolina Wofford In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench WCU WOF Last FG - WCU 2nd-00:24, WOF 2nd-02:32. Largest lead - WCU by 2 1st-19:42, WOF by 18 2nd-13:25. WCU led for 01:20. WOF led for 35:44. Game was tied for 02:56. Score tied - 2 times. Lead changed - 7 times. CINCINNATI EDGES WESTERN CAROLINA, CINCINNATI, Ohio - Marcus Sikes took a pass and made a driving layup for his only basket of the game with less than a second to play Saturday, giving Cincinnati a victory over Western Carolina. Deonta Vaughn drove the lane and drew defenders before passing to Sikes, who sneaked in along the left baseline for the pass and made the wide-open layup with 0.3 on the clock. Marvin Gentry led Cincinnati (1-1) with 19 points, all but three of them in the second half. Gentry was 4-of-5 from behind the 3-point arc. Rashad Bishop and John Williamson each added 11. The Bearcats lost to Belmont on Friday night and had to rally to avoid their first 0-2 start since The game had 13 ties and eight lead changes. Western Carolina (1-1) was led by sophomore Nick Aldridge, who had a game-high 22 points. He drove for a layup and was fouled by Adam Hrycaniuk with 23.5 seconds to play. The three-point play tied it at 64 and set up Cincinnati s final shot. Sophomore Jake Robinson added 12 points, making all of his four 3-point shots. Freshman Mike Porrini had 11 for the Catamounts, who opened the season with a win over Bowling Green on Friday. Earlier in the day, Bowling Green never trailed while beating Belmont The games were part of the Peggy Cronin Classic, a three-day, round-robin tournament honoring the deceased mother of Cincinnati coach Mick Cronin. THE LAST TIME OUT VS. CINCINNATI Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Western Carolina vs Cincinnati 11/10/07 7:00 pm at Cincinnati, Ohio (Fifth Third Arena) Western Carolina Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 04 GORE, Arnold f 99 ALDRIDGE, Nick f GILES, Brandon g PORRINI, Michael g WAGINGER, Brigham g MILLER, Camden McKENNA, Negus WILSON, Eric GALLAGHER, Blake ROBINSON, Jake GORDON, Richie Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 2,3 Cincinnati Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 01 GENTRY, Marvin f 45 WILLIAMSON, John f HRYCANIUK, Adam c VAUGHN, Deonta g DAVIS, Larry g SIKES, Marcus WILKS, Darnell BISHOP, Rashad MITCHELL, Alvin McCLAIN, Anthony Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 3,2 Officials: Mike Stuart, Mike Roberts, Ray Perone Technical fouls: Western Carolina-ROBINSON, Jake. Cincinnati-None. Attendance: 8119 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Western Carolina Cincinnati Last FG - WCU 2nd-00:24, CIN 2nd-00:01. Largest lead - WCU by 6 1st-09:36, CIN by 6 1st-14:33. WCU led for 13:02. CIN led for 19:11. Game was tied for 07:47. In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench WCU CIN Score tied - 13 times. Lead changed - 10 times.

5 CATAMOUNTS SUPERLATIVES BIGGEST CATAMOUNT LEAD: 31 (vs. Furman, ) BIGGEST CATAMOUNT DEFICIT: 26 (at Charleston Southern, ) BIGGEST CATAMOUNT LEAD IN A LOSS: 21 (vs. Samford, ) BIGGEST CATAMOUNT DEFICIT IN A WIN: 16 (at UNC Asheville, ) BIGGEST CATAMOUNT HALFTIME LEAD: 18 (vs. Furman, ) BIGGEST CATAMOUNT HALFTIME DEFICIT: 23 (at Charleston Southern, ) BEST CATAMOUNT 1ST HALF FG%: 69.6% (at Oakland, ) WORST CATAMOUNT 1ST HALF FG%: 23.5% (at Chattanooga, ) BEST CATAMOUNT 2ND HALF FG%: 60.0% (vs. Chicago State, ) WORST CATAMOUNT 2ND HALF FG%: 19.4% (at Furman, ) MOST POINTS BY WCU IN 1ST HALF: 44 (at Vanderbilt, ) LEAST POINTS BY WCU IN 1ST HALF: 17 (at Wofford, ) MOST POINTS BY OPPONENT IN 1ST HALF: 52 (at ETSU, ) LEAST POINTS BY OPPONENT IN 1ST HALF: 19 (at Furman, ) MOST POINTS BY WCU IN 2ND HALF: 53 (at ETSU, ) LEAST POINTS BY WCU IN 2ND HALF: 21 (vs. ETSU, ) MOST POINTS BY OPPONENT IN 2ND HALF: 58 (at Vanderbilt, ) LEAST POINTS BY OPPONENT IN 2ND HALF: 25 (vs. Mercer, ) and SoCon all-time leader in both 3-pointers made (245) and attempted (670). Brigham Waginger played at Western Carolina from Known for his tough, hard-nosed play on the court during his four-year career at WCU, Waginger finished with 810 points including 27 double-digit scoring outings. He shattered the school s career benchmark for steals by 64, finishing with 285 career thefts, well above the previous record of 221 steals held by WCU Hall of Famer, Henry Logan. His 285 career steals rank third in SoCon history. Willie Freeman played for the Catamounts for two seasons from where he averaged 10.9 points and 6.9 rebounds per game. He played alongside former Catamount great and current NBA star, Kevin Martin, for one season as a senior. He was a starter for the Catamounts from day one and later served as team captain after transferring from Spartanburg Methodist College. Starters Return Four of the five Catamounts who started WCU s final game last season return to the roster in The four represent WCU s 2nd through fifth leading scorers from last season and its top two rebounders. Senior Mike Brown returns after sharing the team lead in rebounds per game (6.3) and ranking second in the team in scoring (13.8). Point guard Rhett Harrelson returns to pilot the Catamount offense while Torrion Brummitt and Justin Browning return to solidify WCU s front court. Newcomers Western Carolina welcomed in three freshmen and two junior college transfers this season. Elijah Pughsley (Fr.), Marc Gosselin (Fr.) and Jesse Deloach (Fr.) will all be making their collegiate debut this season. Junior college transfers Deriece Parks and Kyle Rhoades add a pair of experienced players to the roster. Pughsley will be making his collegiate debut in his home state of Ohio in Friday night s game against Cincinnati. Parks is in the early running to start the season in the starting five for the Catamounts. CATAMOUNTS BY THE NUMBERS OVERALL SoCon Leading at the half: Trailing at half: Tied at the half Playing overtime: Bench outscores opponents bench: Shooting 50% or better: Shooting between %: Shooting less than 40%: Opponents shoot 50% or better: Opponents shoot less than 50%: WCU outrebounds its opponent: Opponent outrebounds WCU: Teams are tied in rebounds: WCU has 10 or more steals: WCU shoots better than 70% FT: Scoring less than 50 points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring points: Scoring 100 points or more: Allowing 50 points or less: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing points: Allowing 90 points or more: Playing in the Ramsey Center: Playing on the road: Playing on a neutral floor: Game is decided by 1-4 points: Game is decided by 5-10 points: Game is decided by 11 points or more: Playing at night: Playing in the afternoon: Playing on television: Playing in North Carolina Playing outside of North Carolina Sinclair leads team in scoring: Harrelson leads team in scoring: Brummitt leads team in scoring: Brown leads team in scoring: leads team in scoring: One Player in double figures: Two Players in double figures: Three Players in double figures: Four Players in double figures: Five or more players in double figures: All Five starters in double figures: No Players with double figures: In November: In December: In January: In February: In March: On Sunday: On Monday: On Tuesday: On Wednesday: On Thursday: On Friday: On Saturday:

6 WESTERN CAROLINA HEAD COACH LARRY HUNTER Larry Hunter, one of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) leaders in coaching victories, was named Western Carolina University s 17th head men s basketball coach all time on April 29, His impact was felt immediately. Known for his offensive prowess, Hunter brought an up-tempo offense to Cullowhee and the Catamounts responded by making a school-record pointers, while tying or setting the singlegame school record for 3-pointers made in a game on six occasions. The record now stands at 274 made 3-pointers which occurred during the season. The top-eight slots in the school record books for 3-point field goals made in a season belong to Larry Hunter coached teams. Hunter, whose teams posted winning records in 27 of his 35 seasons as a head coach, enters the season boasting an overall record of the 10th winningest active coach in the country. On Nov. 15, 2011, Hunter claimed his 600th career victory. During his time as a head coach, Hunter has made 11 overall NCAA tournament appearances, while making seven as an assistant coach. Hunter has guided Western Carolina to just its second and third Southern Conference divisional titles, sharing both the and crowns with Chattanooga. He also led the Catamounts in setting a Ramsey Center record with 14 home wins in Hunter recruited and coached both the SoCon Freshman of the Year in Harouna Mutombo - WCU s first rookie of the year since Jarvis Hayes in 2000 and only the fourth Catamount all-time to garner the award - and the SoCon Freshman of the Year Trey Sumler. Hunter also recruited and coached WCU s all-time leader in steals, Brigham Waginger, who garnered SoCon Defensive co-player of the Year plaudits in A year later, a Hunter recruit, Richie Gordon, again earned top defensive player honors. While his first year at WCU was just his third losing season as a head coach, posting a mark, Hunter s inaugural season with the Catamounts saw many positives. Western Carolina nearly doubled its win total from the previous season. Also, its 7-7 record and third place finish in the SoCon North was its best in the league since posting the same record for the season, while placing second that season. Key wins in his first season included: a win over Bowling Green in the season opener - WCU s first season-opening win over an NCAA Division I team since defeating Georgia Tech to start the season; a win over Chattanooga - snapping an eight-game losing streak to the Mocs; a win at Davidson - snapping Davidson s 19-game home winning streak which was the third longest in the NCAA at the time; and defeating SoCon North Champion Elon late in the season - setting up a battle for a first-round bye at the league tournament. Western Carolina has rewritten the school record books under Hunter. The Catamounts have set school records for 3-pointers made (274 in ); attempted (753 in ) and threes per game (8.06 in 09-10) in a season, as well as making at least 14, 3-pointers in a game 10 times, including a school-record 20 treys against Charleston Southern on Dec. 18, Hunter s teams have scored over 109 points in a game eight times throughout his tenure at Western Carolina including a school record 141 points in a game during season. Hunter has guided the Catamounts to two of the last four Southern Conference Tournament Championship games. He has also guided the Catamounts to their best start in SoCon play (4-0) in both the and seasons. During the season, Hunter saw senior James Sinclair become the 45th player in WCU history to reach 1,000 career points. During his 10 years at the helm of the Western Carolina men s basketball program, Hunter has guided nine players to the 1,000 career points mark including the program s third leading scorer all-time Trey Sumler who scored 1,996 points over four seasons under coach Hunter s guidance. Hunter came to Western Carolina after four years as an assistant coach at North Carolina State, the final three serving as associate head coach. In his first season at N.C. State (2002), the Wolfpack reached the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) championship game and received their first NCAA Championship bid since N.C. State would go on to reach at least the ACC Tournament semifinals in each the last three years as well as receiving bids to the NCAA Championship. In 2004, Hunter coached Julius Hodge, who was tabbed ACC Player of the Year and consensus All-America. In 2005, the Wolfpack made an impressive run at season s end and defeated defending NCAA Champion Connecticut to reach the Sweet 16. N.C. State was just one of 21 teams in the nation to play in the NCAA Championship in each of the last four years. Hunter spent 12 years ( ) as head coach at Ohio University prior to his stint in Raleigh. Five years after taking over the Bobcat basketball program ( ), he led Ohio to a 25-8 record and was tabbed the Mid-American Conference (MAC) Coach of the Year, winning both the league s regular season and tournament titles. The following year, the Bobcats won the preseason National Invitation Tournament (NIT), went and reached the second round of the postseason NIT. At Ohio, he coached 16 All-MAC performers and four first-team Academic All-MAC

7 selections. Among those standout players were Player of the Year honorees Dave Jamerson (1990), Gary Trent (1993, `94 and `95) and Brandon Hunter (2003). Trent additionally earned MAC Freshman of the Year honors in 1993, duplicating the feat of Rush Floyd in 1991 during his freshman campaign with the Bobcats. Jamerson set a MAC record with 874 points in 1990 while taking home first team Academic All-America honors that season. Later in 1990, Jamerson was an National Basketball Association (NBA) first round selection (15th pick overall) by Miami. Trent, a third team Associated Press All-America in 1995, would leave Ohio after his junior season to become a NBA first round selection (11th overall pick) of the Milwaukee Bucks. Brandon Hunter also moved on to play professionally, being an NBA second-round pick in 2003 and currently playing for the Orlando Magic. Jamerson (third with 2,336), Trent (seventh with 2,108) and Brandon Hunter (11th with 2,012) all rank among the MAC s top 11 in scoring, while Brandon Hunter and Trent rank fifth (1,103) and ninth (1,050), respectively, on the MAC s career rebounding list. Thirty of the 38 players he coached at Ohio who completed their eligibility there graduated, including 12 who went on to earn their Master s degrees, posting an overall graduation rate as a head coach of 85 percent. In his last season at Ohio, the Bobcats were 19-11, with a 12-6 mark in MAC competition, and his overall record with the Bobcats was After winning his 500th career game as a collegiate head coach (Jan. 23, 2001), Hunter said, My approach has been simple: Arrive early, work late and chop wood all day long. I ve been fortunate to be surrounded by some great people and I ve worked at two great institutions, Wittenberg and Ohio. Add all those things together over 20 years and you start to have a small pile of wood. From , Hunter was the head coach at Wittenberg University, playing a key role in the school being the winningest NCAA Division III basketball program in terms of victories and percentage. Hunter made an immediate impact after taking over the helm, winning National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) National Coach of the Year honors in 1977 after becoming the first coach in NCAA history to win a national championship in his first season at a school. During his 13 years in that position, his team turned in a record and made four NCAA Division III Final Four appearances (national title in 1977, national runner-up in 1983 and third place in 1980 and 1987). He coached three national players of the year at Wittenberg, including Tyrone Curtis (1981), Tim Casey (1985) and Brad Baldridge (1991), as well as having 21 all-conference honors bestowed upon his players. In addition to coaching those national players of the year, four of Wittenberg s top five career scorers were coached by Hunter, including the school s all-time leader Steve Iannarino (1,973). Hunter won a total of 12 Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) titles, six regular-season championships and six tournament championships. For his success, Hunter was inducted into the Wittenberg University Hall of Honor in 1996 and received the school s Honorary Alumnus Award in Hunter, who got his start in coaching as an assistant coach at Marietta College from , graduated from Ohio in 1971 with a B.S. in Education, majoring Social Studies Comprehensive. He earned his Master of Science in Physical Education from Ohio in 1973, then spent three seasons ( ) as an assistant coach at Wittenberg. He got his first taste of postseason play while serving on the Wittenberg staff, reaching the NCAA Division III championship game in In addition to his coaching resume, Hunter produced a basketball instructional video, Drills, Skills and Moves: Post Play Moves & Drills. Hunter is married to the former Mary Kay Friedrich of London, Ohio.

8 LARRY HUNTER YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING CAREER YEAR POSITION COLLEGE RECORD COMMENT Assistant Coach Marietta College Spent two seasons as an assistant coach Assistant Coach Wittenberg Univ Spent three seasons as an assistant coach Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Regular Season Champions NCAA Div. III National Champs; NCAA Div. III Coach of the Year Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Regular Season Champs Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Tournament Champions Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Tournament Champions 3rd place at NCAA Div. III Championship Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Reg. Season & Tournament Champs Tyrone Curtis named NCAA Div. III Player of the Year Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Tournament Champions Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Tournament Champions NCAA Div. III National Runner-up Head Coach Wittenberg Univ st year for Steve Innarino, all-time leading scorer Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Reg. Season & Tournament Champs Tim Casey named NCAA Div. III Player of the Year Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Iannarino named first team All-Ohio Athletic Conf Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Tournament Champions 3rd place at NCAA Div. III Championship Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Steve Allison, Tom Weller both named 1st team All-OAC Head Coach Wittenberg Univ Ohio Athletic Regular Season Champions 13 Seasons Head Coach Ohio Univ Dave Jamerson named MAC Player of the Year Head Coach Ohio Univ Rush Floyd named MAC Freshman of the Year Head Coach Ohio Univ Team posted a 12-1 record in games played at home Head Coach Ohio Univ Gary Trent, MAC Player & Freshman of the Year Head Coach Ohio Univ MAC Regular Season & Tournament Champs MAC Coach of the Year; Trent Player of the Year NCAA Championship 1st Round Head Coach Ohio Univ Won preseason NIT; 2nd round of postseason NIT Gary Trent named MAC Player of the Year & 3rd team AP All-America Head Coach Ohio Univ Posted two wins at the Great Alaska Shootout Head Coach Ohio Univ Geno Ford 1st team All-MAC, MAC All-Academic Head Coach Ohio Univ Sanjay Adell Honorable Mention All-MAC Head Coach Ohio Univ Led MAC in FG% (46.8) and rebound margin (+6.5) Head Coach Ohio Univ th seed in MAC tourney, advanced to Semifinals Head Coach Ohio Univ Brandon Hunter named 1st team All-MAC 12 Seasons Assistant Coach N.C. State Univ Spent one season as an assistant coach Associate Head N.C. State Univ Spent three seasons as an associate head coach Head Coach Western Carolina Set school record for 3-pointers made Head Coach Western Carolina Freshman Nick Aldridge named All-SoCon Head Coach Western Carolina Brandon Giles All-SoCon; School record for 3 s Head Coach Western Carolina st winning season at WCU since 96; SoCon North Division Co-Champions Head Coach Western Carolina st 20-win season as NCAA D-I; School record for 3 s Head Coach Western Carolina SoCon North Division Co-Champs; Sumler FR of YR Head Coach Western Carolina Won seven-straight games at end of season Advanced to SoCon Championship game Head Coach Western Carolina Started SoCon play 4-0: best start in program history Head Coach Western Carolina Advanced to SoCon Championship game Head Coach Western Carolina seasons Larry Hunter: 35-year head coaching record: Larry Hunter: 44-year coaching record: WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY NOTES: Hunter played a key role in Wittenberg becoming the winningest NCAA Division III basketball program in terms of victories and percentage. Four of Wittenberg s top five scorers played for Hunter, including all-time leader Steve Iannarino (1,973). Had 21 all-conference honors bestowed upon his players during his 13 years. Recruited Brad Baldridge and coached him for his first two years. Baldridge went on to be named NCAA Division III Player of the Year in OHIO NOTES: Three of the top 11 scorers in MAC history played for Hunter, including Dave Jamerson (3rd with 2,336); Gary Trent (7th with 2,108) and Brandon Hunter (11th with 2,012). Hunter (1,103) and Trent (1,050) rank fifth and ninth, respectively, on the MAC career rebounds list. Brandon Hunter, who Larry Hunter recruited and coached for two years, went on to earn MAC Player of the Year honors in In , Dave Jamerson set a MAC record with 874 points in a season; Jamerson was an NBA first round pick and played three years in the NBA. Trent was an NBA first round pick and played nine years in the NBA. B. Hunter was a second round NBA pick in 2003 and played three years in the league. WESTERN CAROLINA NOTES: WCU set a school-record by making pointers in a season in One year later, the Catamounts eclipsed that mark with 226 treys in 07-08, doing so again with 237 in his third season; rewrote the record in with a school-record 274 made 3-pointers; Coached two SoCon Freshman of the Year award winners, two SoCon Defensive Player of the Year award winners and 10 All-Conference selections. WCU made runs to the 2012 and 2014 SoCon Championship games. Guided WCU to 4-0 SoCon starts in and

9 Western Carolina Men s Basketball A WESTERN CAROLINA PLAYER... Scored points , James Sinclair vs. Chattanooga (Feb. 7, 2015) Scored points , James Sinclair vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Scored 40+ points , James Sinclair vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Attempted field goals , James Sinclair vs. Wofford (March 8, 2015) Attempted field goals , James Sinclair vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Attempted 25+ field goals , James Sinclair vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Recorded a double-double. Mike Brown, 16 pts./10 reb. and James Sinclair 30 pts./14 reb. vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Recorded a triple-double Had assists , Trey Sumler vs. Niagara (Nov. 22, 2013) Had 15+ assists , Vincent Walker vs. Marshall (1987) Had 5-9 blocks , Kenneth Hall vs. Appalachian State (Feb. 8, 2014) Had 10+ blocks Had 5-9 steals , James Sinclair vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Had 10+ steals Had rebounds , Mike Brown at Furman (Feb. 26, 2015) Had 20+ rebounds , Andre Gault vs. Ferrum (1988) Made 15+ field goals , James Sinclair vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Made free throws , James Sinclair at UNC Asheville (Dec. 21, 2014) Made 15+ free throws , Trey Sumler vs. Davidson (March 9, 2014) Attempted free throws , James Sinclair at VMI (Jan. 29, 2015) Attempted free throws , Trey Sumler vs. Davidson (March 9, 2014) Attempted 20+ free throws , Kevin Martin vs. East Tennessee State (Jan. 17, 2004) Made 5-9 three-pointers , Rhett Harrelson at Vanderbilt (Dec. 16, 2014) Made 10+ three-pointers , Tom Tankelewicz vs. Charleston Southern (Dec. 18, 2013) Attempted three-pointers , James Sinclair at Furman (Feb. 26, 2015) Attempted 15+ three-pointers , Rhett Harrelson at ETSU (Dec. 3, 2014) Had 10+ offensive rebounds Had 10+ defensive rebounds , James Sinclair vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Had 20+ points and 20+ rebounds Shot 100% from the floor (min. 5) of-7, Mike Brown vs. Niagara (Nov. 22, 2013) Played 40 minutes james Sinclair vs. Wofford (March 8, 2015) Played over 40 minutes.. Mike Brown (44), James Sinclair (44), Rhett Harrelson (42) vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Fouled out Justin Browning and Kenneth Hall vs. Wofford (March 8, 2015) A WESTERN CAROLINA OPPONENT... Scored 100+ points (Feb. 21, 2015 vs. VMI) Scored 100+ points in Cullowhee (Feb. 21, 2015 vs. VMI) Made 40+ field goals (Jan. 20, 2011 at College of Charleston) Made 10+ three-pointers (Feb. 21, 2015 vs. VMI) Had rebounds (Feb. 9, 2012 at College of Charleston) Had 60+ rebounds Had rebounding margin (Jan. 5, 2012 at Chattanooga) Had 25+ rebounding margin (Jan. 12, 2008 at Chattanooga) Attempted 35+ free throws (Feb. 26, 2015 at Furman) Made 30+ free throws (Dec. 16, 2014 at Vanderbilt) Had 25+ turnovers (Jan. 17, 2012 vs. Toccoa Falls) Had 20+ steals Had 30+ assists (Jan. 24, 2004 at Chattanooga) Scored between (Nov. 26, 2011 vs. Florida A&M) Scored 40 points or less (Jan vs. Toccoa Falls) A WESTERN CAROLINA OPPONENT S PLAYER... Scored points , Karl Cochran (Feb. 14, 2015 vs. Wofford) Scored points , Jalen Riley (Jan. 15, 2015 vs. ETSU) Scored 40+ points , Julian Eleby (Feb. 21, 2015 vs. VMI) Attempted field goals..... Lester Wilson (17) and Rashawn Rembert (15) (March 6, 2015 vs. ETSU) Attempted 25+ field goals , Mikah Turner (Jan. 5, 2010 vs. Berea) Made 10+ field goals , Julian Eleby (Jan. 21, 2015 vs. VMI) Made 8+ three-pointers , Julian Eleby (Jan. 21, 2015 vs. VMI) Made 10+ free throws , Spencer Collins (March 8, 2015 vs. Wofford) Had rebounds , Kris Acox (Feb. 26, 2015 at Furman) Had 20+ rebounds , Aaron Johnson (Nov. 15, 2004 at Penn State) Had 10+ assists , C.J. Reed (Jan. 26, 2013 vs. Georgia Southern) Had 8+ steals Had 5+ blocks , RJ White (Jan. 10, 2015 vs. UNCG) Recorded a dbl-dbl A.J. Merriweather, 11 pts./10 reb. (March 6, 2015 vs ETSU) A WESTERN CAROLINA TEAM Scored 100+ points at home vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Scored 100+ points on the road at Stetson (Dec. 6, 2001) Scored 100+ points and lost vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Scored 110+ points vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Won an overtime game vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Lost an overtime game vs. Chattanooga (Feb. 27, 2014) Won a double overtime game at Oakland (Nov. 24, 2014) Lost a double overtime game vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Played a triple overtime game Played a four-overtime game Won an NCAA Tournament game Won a NIT game Won a SoCon Tournament game vs. ETSU (March 6, 2015) Made field goals vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Made 50+ field goals vs. Toccoa Falls (Jan. 17, 2012) Made 10+ three-point field goals at Mercer (Feb. 12, 2015) Had rebound margin (51-31) vs. Milligan (Dec. 30, 2013) Had rebound margin (57-29) at VMI (Jan. 29, 2015) Had 30+ rebound margin (62-16) vs. Toccoa Falls (Jan. 17, 2012) Had rebounds at VMI (Jan. 29, 2015) Had rebounds vs. Toccoa Falls (Jan. 17, 2012) Had 70+ rebounds vs. Piedmont ( ) Attempted free throws vs. VMI (Feb. 21, 2015) Attempted free throws vs. St. Catharine (Dec. 30, 2014) Attempted free throws vs. Appalachian State (Feb. 8, 2014) Attempted free throws vs. Atlanta Christian (Nov. 22, 2005) Attempted 50+ free throws vs. North Carolina A&T (Dec.6, 1977) Made free throws vs. St. Catharine (Dec. 30, 2014) Made free throws vs. Appalachian State (Feb. 8, 2014) Made 35+ free throws vs. Atlanta Christian (Nov. 22, 2005) Had assists vs. Averett (Dec. 17, 2003) Had assists vs. Atlanta Christian (Nov. 22, 2005) Had 35+ assists Had 25+ turnovers at Georgia (Dec. 31, 2005) Forced turnovers vs. Toccoa Falls (Jan. 17, 2012) Forced 30+ turnovers at Georgia Southern (Jan. 9, 2010) Had steals vs. Liberty (Dec. 31, 2012) Had steals vs. Toccoa Falls (Jan. 17, 2012) Had 25+ steals Blocked 5-9 shots at Furman (Feb. 26, 2015) Blocked 10+ shots vs. Wright State (Dec. 18, 2014) Scored between at Furman (Feb. 26, 2015) Scored 40 points or less at UNI (Nov. 22, 2011) Scored 50 or fewer and won at Appalachian State (Jan. 22, 1979) Had five players score in double figures vs. The Citadel (Jan. 3, 2015) Had six or more players score in double figures vs. Toccoa Falls (Jan. 17, 2012) Had no players score in double figures vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 16, 1983) THE LAST TIME

10 #1 ELIJAH PUGHSLEY FR. GUARD LIMA, OHIO SEASON NOTES: #1 ELIJAH PUGHSLEY OVERALL Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Cincinnati UNC ASHEVILLE at High Point HIWASSEE at College of Charleston at South Carolina WARREN WILSON at Illinois at Davidson EASTERN WASHINGTON at Morehead State at Pittsburgh MARS HILL ETSU * VMI * UNCG * at Chattanooga * at Samford * THE CITADEL * MERCER * at Furman * at Wofford * at UNCG * at VMI * CHATTANOOGA * SAMFORD * at ETSU * at Mercer * at The Citadel * WOFFORD * FURMAN * TOTAL

11 #2 MIKE BROWN OVERALL Points: 27, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Made: 9, at VMI (01/29/15) FG Att.: 19, at VMI (01/29/15) 4, three times: MR - at Mercer (02/12/15) 9, at Charleston Southern (12/01/14) FT Made: 9, UNCG (01/10/15) FT Att.: 14, UNCG (01/10/15) Rebounds: 16, at Furman (02/26/15) Off. Rebs.: 9, at Furman (02/26/15) Def. Rebs.: 11, at UNCG (01/31/15) 4, four times: MR - at The Citadel (02/28/15) 3, five times: MR - at UNCG (01/31/15) 4, FURMAN (01/05/15) Minutes: 44, vs. ETSU (03/06/15) SOCON Points: 27, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Made: 9, at VMI (01/29/15) FG Att.: 19, at VMI (01/29/15) 4, at Mercer (02/12/15) 3 FG Att.: 6, at VMI (01/29/15) FT Made: 9, UNCG (01/10/15) FT Att.: 14, UNCG (01/10/15) Rebounds: 16, at Furman (02/26/15) Off. Rebs.: 9, at Furman (02/26/15) Def. Rebs.: 11, at UNCG (01/31/15) 4, three times: MR - at The Citadel (02/28/15) 3, twice: MR - at UNCG (01/31/15) 4, FURMAN (01/05/15) Minutes: 40, at The Citadel (02/28/15) Double Figure Scoring: 35 Double Figure Rebounding: 5 Double-Doubles: 3 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 6 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 17 Games with 20+ Points: 4 #2 MIKE BROWN SR. GUARD CHARLOTTE, N.C SEASON NOTES: * Made his fifth career start against Mississippi State. Took a career-high 15 shots including a career-high eight 3-point attempts. Also played a team and career-high 38 minutes in the game. * Continued strong play against Alabama. Took fewer shots then previous game but scored one more point. * Opened the season by scoring in double-figures in seven-straight games. * Scored a career-high 18 points at Charleston Southern while knocking down a career best four 3-pointers. * Scored a career-high 21 points at Minnesota while knocking down a career best four 3-pointers. * Set a new SoCon career-high in scoring against Chattanooga with 14 points. * Set numerous career and SoCon highs against UNCG. Scored over 20 points for just the second time of his career with a career best 27. * Set a new SoCon career-high with three steals against ETSU. Also tied his regular career-high with the three thefts. * Took a career-high 19 shots against VMI while making a career-high nine. Also tied a SoCon career-high for 3-pointers made. * Recorded his first career double-double against UNCG while setting a career-high with 13 rebounds. Also tied a career-high with three steals. * Tied a career-high and set a new SoCon career high with three 3-pointers against Mercer. He led the team with 14 points all of which came in the second half. * Set career-highs in rebounding (16) and offensive rebounds (9) against Furman. * Set a career-high in minutes played with 40 at The Citadel while also tying a career-high in assists with four. * Played his first 40-plus minute game in the Southern Conference Tournament with 44 against ETSU. Finished with 16 points and 10 rebounds in the game. * Named SoCon Player of the Week Jan. 13. * Led the team in scoring six times, led or shared the team lead in rebounding in 12 games throughout the year. * Averaged 13.8 points per game to rank second on the team. * Shared the team lead in rebounding with 6.3 caroms per game. * Shared the team s Most Improved Player Award GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

12 #3 RHETT HARRELSON SR. GUARD ENTERPRISE, ALA SEASON NOTES: * Made his second career start against Mississippi State. Tied or passed six career-highs including points (14), field goals made (5), field goals attempted (12), 3-point field goals made (3), 3-point field goals attempted (9) and steals (2). * Scored 13 points against Alabama for his third double-digit scoring performance of his career. Continues to be a go-to shooter for the Catamounts. * Extended double-digit scoring streak to eight games. * Scored a career-high 30 points at ETSU. It was his fifth time scoring a career-high this season: Mississippi State (14), Oakland (20), Georgia State (21), Charleston Southern (22) and ETSU (30). * Grabbed a career-high 5 rebounds in the loss to ETSU to go along with his career-high in points. * Hit six 3-pointers in the loss to Vanderbilt. It was his eighth game of the season with three or more 3-pointers. * Missed the St. Catharine game due to injury. * Returned to action against The Citadel and scored 15 points while setting a SoCon career-high in free throws attempted (7) and free throws made (5). * Set a new SoCon career-high in steals with three against Chattanooga while tying his overall career-high. Also tied a careerhigh in offensive rebounds. * Tied his career-high in steals with three against Wofford while also tying a career-high in offensive rebounds with two. * Picked up his first career block against UNCG on Jan. 31. * Registered his secord career block at The Citadel. * Ranked third on the team in scoring with 11.8 points per game. * Tied for second on the squad in steals with 45 and held sole possession of second in assists with 73. #3 RHETT HARRELSON OVERALL Points: 30, at ETSU (12/03/14) FG Made: 10, at ETSU (12/03/14) FG Att.: 19, at ETSU (12/03/14) 8, at ETSU (12/03/14) 15, at ETSU (12/03/14) FT Made: 8, vs. Georgia State (11/24/14) FT Att.: 11, vs. Chicago State (11/25/14) Rebounds: 5, twice: MR - WRIGHT STATE (12/18/14) Off. Rebs.: 2, five times: MR - at Wofford (01/17/15) Def. Rebs.: 4, MILLIGAN (12/30/13) 6, twice: MR - vs. Chicago State (11/26/14) 3, six times: MR - at VMI (01/29/15) 1, twice: MR - at The Citadel (02/28/15) Minutes: 44, at Oakland (11/24/14) SOCON Points: 30, at ETSU (12/03/14) FG Made: 10, at ETSU (12/03/14) FG Att.: 19, at ETSU (12/03/14) 8, at ETSU (12/03/14) 15, at ETSU (12/03/14) FT Made: 5, THE CITADEL (01/03/15) FT Att.: 7, THE CITADEL (01/03/15) Rebounds: 5, at ETSU (12/03/14) Off. Rebs.: 2, four times: MR - at Wofford (01/17/15) Def. Rebs.: 3, five times: MR - VMI (02/21/15) 4, twice: MR - VMI (02/21/15) 3, three times: MR - at VMI (01/29/15) 1, twice: MR - at The Citadel (02/28/15) Minutes: 42, SAMFORD (03/02/13) Double Figure Scoring: 20 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 5 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

13 #4 TORRION BRUMMITT OVERALL Points: 31, VMI (02/21/15) FG Made: 11, VMI (02/21/15) FG Att.: 17, at Chattanooga (01/08/15) 1, UNCG (01/10/15) 2, four times: MR - at Chattanooga (01/08/15) FT Made: 9, twice: MR - VMI (02/21/15) FT Att.: 13, VMI (02/21/15) Rebounds: 14, ETSU (01/15/15) Off. Rebs.: 6, at Chattanooga (01/08/15) Def. Rebs.: 9, twice: MR - ETSU (01/15/15) 3, twice: MR - at Alabama (11/17/14) 2, 12 times: MR - vs. ETSU (03/06/15) 4, at Chattanooga (02/14/14) Minutes: 43, VMI (02/21/15) SOCON Points: 31, VMI (02/21/15) FG Made: 11, VMI (02/21/15) FG Att.: 17, at Chattanooga (01/08/15) 1, UNCG (01/10/15) 3 FG Att.: 2, twice: MR - at Chattanooga (01/08/15) FT Made: 9, VMI (02/21/15) FT Att.: 13, VMI (02/21/15) Rebounds: 14, ETSU (01/15/15) Off. Rebs.: 6, at Chattanooga (01/08/15) Def. Rebs.: 9, ETSU (01/15/15) 3, UNCG (01/02/14) 2, seven times: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) 4, at Chattanooga (02/14/14) Minutes: 43, VMI (02/21/15) Double Figure Scoring: 21 Double Figure Rebounding: 4 Double-Doubles: 3 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 2 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 12 Games with 20+ Points: 1 #4 TORRION BRUMMITT SR. FORWARD COLUMBUS, GA SEASON NOTES: * Made first career start against Mississippi State. Tied a career-high with nine field goal attempts. * Set a career-high for rebounds against Alabama with 10. It was the first time in his career that he led the Catamounts in rebounding. * Record first career double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds against Oakland. * Scored in double-figures for five-straight games. * Had his second double-double of the season against Charleston Southern with a career-high 11 rebounds and 10 points. * Set a new career-high in offensive rebounds at Minnesota with four. * Scored a career-high 17 points in the loss at Vanderbilt. He hit 8-14 shots from the field, career-highs in both attempts and field goals made. * Tied his career-high with 17 points against St. Catharine. He made a career-best nine free throws while going 9-10 at the line. * Set a new career SoCon scoring mark with 14 against The Citadel. Also set marks in field goals made (5), field goals attempted (10) and 3-point field goals attempted (2). * Set numerous SoCon career-highs against Chattanooga while also topping an overall career-high for minutes played and field goals attempted. * Set a new SoCon career-high in scoring with 15 against UNCG. Also made his first career 3-pointer after 17 career attempts. * Set a career-high in rebounds with 14 against ETSU. Registered his third career double-double in the game. Scored in double-figures in seven-straight games. * Tied a SoCon career-high with 15 points against Wofford. Also tied a career-high with two steals. * Set career-highs in points scored (31), field goals made (11), free throws made (9), free throws attempted (13) and minutes played (43) against VMI. * Tied for the team lead in rebounds per game (6.3) and was fourth in scoring (11.2). * Shared the team s Most Improved Player Award. * Named the team s Scholar Athlete Award winner GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

14 #5 DEVIN PETERSON SO. GUARD MILTON, GA SEASON NOTES: * Made his college debut against Mississippi State. Came off the bench to play seven minutes. Did not register a shot. * Scored first career point at Alabama while going 1-2 at the free throw line. * Picked up first career field goal in the win over Chicago State. Finished with career-high four points. * Scored two points in the loss at Minnesota. * Took over for the injured Rhett Harrelson in the second half against UNC Asheville. Scored a career-high six points while going 3-6 from the field. Had a career-high two steals in the game as well while playing 23 minutes. * Made his first career start against St. Catharine and tallied career-highs in almost every statistical category including scoring in double-figures for the first time with 12 points. * Hit his first career 3-pointer against Chattanooga while also setting numerous SoCon highs. * After hitting his first 3-pointer against Chattanooga, he nailed two against UNCG. It was his second start of his career and he set numerous career-highs including tying a career best with 12 points. * Set new career-highs for free throws made and attempted against VMI while also setting anew career best in assists with five. Set or tied numerous SoCon career-highs as well. * Stole the ball three times at UNCG to set a new career-high. #5 DEVIN PETERSON OVERALL Points: 12, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) FG Made: 5, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) FG Att.: 11, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) 2, twice: MR - ETSU (01/15/15) 3, three times: MR - ETSU (01/15/15) FT Made: 3, at VMI (01/29/15) FT Att.: 4, three times: MR - VMI (02/21/15) Rebounds: 4, twice: MR - at VMI (01/29/15) Off. Rebs.: 3, UNCG (01/10/15) Def. Rebs.: 3, twice: MR - at VMI (01/29/15) 5, at VMI (01/29/15) 3, twice: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) 1, four times: MR - VMI (02/21/15) Minutes: 34, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) SOCON Points: 12, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Made: 5, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Att.: 7, UNCG (01/10/15) 2, twice: MR - ETSU (01/15/15) 3, twice: MR - ETSU (01/15/15) FT Made: 3, at VMI (01/29/15) FT Att.: 4, three times: MR - VMI (02/21/15) Rebounds: 4, twice: MR - at VMI (01/29/15) Off. Rebs.: 3, UNCG (01/10/15) Def. Rebs.: 3, twice: MR - at VMI (01/29/15) 5, at VMI (01/29/15) 3, twice: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) 1, three times: MR - VMI (02/21/15) Minutes: 29, UNCG (01/10/15) Double Figure Scoring: 2 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

15 #11 HABOUBACAR MUTOMBO R-SO. GUARD PICKERING, ONTARIO SEASON NOTES: * Appeared in three games for the Catamounts after being added to the roster in December. * Made first career appearance against Saint Catharine (12/30). * Made a steal and grabbed a pair of rebounds in five minutes against Saint Catharine. * Played in two Southern Conference contests against Furman (01/05) and UNCG (01/10). * Had a pair of rebounds against Furman. #11 HABOUBACAR MUTOMBO OVERALL Points: FG Made: FG Att.: 1, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: 2, twice: MR - FURMAN (01/05/15) Off. Rebs.: 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Def. Rebs.: 1, FURMAN (01/05/15) 1, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Minutes: 5, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: 2, FURMAN (01/05/15) Off. Rebs.: 1, FURMAN (01/05/15) Def. Rebs.: 1, FURMAN (01/05/15) Minutes: 3, FURMAN (01/05/15) Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State NOT ON TEAM at Alabama NOT ON TEAM HIWASSEE NOT ON TEAM at Oakland NOT ON TEAM vs. Georgia State NOT ON TEAM vs. Chicago State NOT ON TEAM at Charleston Southern NOT ON TEAM at ETSU * NOT ON TEAM at Minnesota NOT ON TEAM at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

16 #12 MARC GOSSELIN FR. FORWARD LYON, FRANCE SEASON NOTES: #12 MARC GOSSELIN OVERALL Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Cincinnati UNC ASHEVILLE at High Point HIWASSEE at College of Charleston at South Carolina WARREN WILSON at Illinois at Davidson EASTERN WASHINGTON at Morehead State at Pittsburgh MARS HILL ETSU * VMI * UNCG * at Chattanooga * at Samford * THE CITADEL * MERCER * at Furman * at Wofford * at UNCG * at VMI * CHATTANOOGA * SAMFORD * at ETSU * at Mercer * at The Citadel * WOFFORD * FURMAN * TOTAL

17 #13 DERIECE PARKS JR. GUARD CHARLOTTE, N.C SEASON NOTES: #13 DERIECE PARKS OVERALL Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Cincinnati UNC ASHEVILLE at High Point HIWASSEE at College of Charleston at South Carolina WARREN WILSON at Illinois at Davidson EASTERN WASHINGTON at Morehead State at Pittsburgh MARS HILL ETSU * VMI * UNCG * at Chattanooga * at Samford * THE CITADEL * MERCER * at Furman * at Wofford * at UNCG * at VMI * CHATTANOOGA * SAMFORD * at ETSU * at Mercer * at The Citadel * WOFFORD * FURMAN * TOTAL

18 #21 KYLE RHOADES JR. FORWARD LUMBERTON, N.C SEASON NOTES: #21 KYLE RHOADES OVERALL Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Cincinnati UNC ASHEVILLE at High Point HIWASSEE at College of Charleston at South Carolina WARREN WILSON at Illinois at Davidson EASTERN WASHINGTON at Morehead State at Pittsburgh MARS HILL ETSU * VMI * UNCG * at Chattanooga * at Samford * THE CITADEL * MERCER * at Furman * at Wofford * at UNCG * at VMI * CHATTANOOGA * SAMFORD * at ETSU * at Mercer * at The Citadel * WOFFORD * FURMAN * TOTAL

19 #22 JESSE DELOACH FR. FORWARD GRAYSON, GA SEASON NOTES: #22 JESSE DELOACH OVERALL Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Cincinnati UNC ASHEVILLE at High Point HIWASSEE at College of Charleston at South Carolina WARREN WILSON at Illinois at Davidson EASTERN WASHINGTON at Morehead State at Pittsburgh MARS HILL ETSU * VMI * UNCG * at Chattanooga * at Samford * THE CITADEL * MERCER * at Furman * at Wofford * at UNCG * at VMI * CHATTANOOGA * SAMFORD * at ETSU * at Mercer * at The Citadel * WOFFORD * FURMAN * TOTAL

20 #23 JUSTIN BROWNING SR. FORWARD SYLACAUGA, ALA SEASON NOTES: * Came off the bench against Mississippi State and made his first career 3-pointer. Also tied a career-high with 26 minutes of action. Tied for the team lead with five rebounds in the game. * Played 15 min. off the bench at Alabama. Got into foul trouble but finished with six rebounds. * Made second career start in win over Chicago State. Scored a career-high 12 points in the win as well while knocking down a pair of 3-pointers. * Dished out a career-high six assists in the loss at ETSU. * Tied a career-high with seven rebounds at Minnesota. * Set a new career-high with 14 points in the loss at Vanderbilt. Played 30 minutes off the bench in the loss while knocking down 5-6 from the field including 1-2 from 3-point range. * Tied career-highs in rebounds and blocks against Wright State. Had seven boards and three blocks. * Set a new career-high in rebounds against St. Catharine with eight boards. * Scored 15 points against The Citadel to register a new career-high in points scored. * Tied a career-high by taking six trips to the free throw line at Samford. Set a new career-high with five made free throws and tied another career-high with four steals. * Set a new career-high for rebounds with nine against VMI. Also tied a career-high for field goals made with five. * Was fifth on the team in scoring (5.8 ppg.) and fourth in rebounding (4.5 rpg.). * Led or shared the team lead in rebounds in five games for WCU. * Was second on the team in blocked shots with 27. #23 JUSTIN BROWNING OVERALL Points: 15, THE CITADEL (01/03/15) FG Made: 5, six times: MR - at The Citadel (02/28/15) FG Att.: 8, at The Citadel (01/25/14) 2, vs. Chicago State (11/26/14) 4, vs. Chicago State (11/26/14) FT Made: 5, at Samford (01/24/15) FT Att.: 6, twice: MR - at Samford (01/24/15) Rebounds: 9, twice: MR - VMI (02/21/15) Off. Rebs.: 5, at The Citadel (01/25/14) Def. Rebs.: 8, at VMI (01/29/15) 6, at ETSU (12/03/14) 4, four times: MR - at Samford (01/24/15) 3, seven times: MR - WRIGHT STATE (12/18/14) Minutes: 42, VMI (02/21/15) SOCON Points: 15, THE CITADEL (01/03/15) FG Made: 5, six times: MR - at The Citadel (02/28/15) FG Att.: 8, at The Citadel (01/25/14) 1, three times: MR - at Samford (01/24/15) 2, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) FT Made: 5, at Samford (01/24/15) FT Att.: 6, twice: MR - at Samford (01/24/15) Rebounds: 9, twice: MR - VMI (02/21/15) Off. Rebs.: 5, at The Citadel (01/25/14) Def. Rebs.: 8, at VMI (01/29/15) 6, at ETSU (12/03/14) 4, twice: MR - at Samford (01/24/15) 3, twice: MR - at ETSU (12/03/14) Minutes: 42, VMI (02/21/15) Double Figure Scoring: 8 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 6 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

21 #24 ASHLEY WILLIAMS SO. FORWARD MOREHEAD CITY, N.C SEASON NOTES: * Made his college debut against Mississippi State. Logged one minute of action late in the contest. * Scored first career points with a three against Hiwassee. Played nine minutes and picked up three steals. * Tied a career-high for minutes against St. Catharine. Also registered the first two assists, first block and first fouls of his career. * Set numerous career-highs against UNCG including in points with five and minutes with 14. #24 ASHLEY WILLIAMS OVERALL Points: 5, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Made: 2, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Att.: 4, HIWASSEE (11/21/14) 1, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) 3, HIWASSEE (11/21/14) FT Made: 1, FURMAN (01/05/15) FT Att.: 2, FURMAN (01/05/15) Rebounds: 2, twice: MR - ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Off. Rebs.: 1, three times: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) Def. Rebs.: 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) 3, HIWASSEE (11/21/14) 1, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Minutes: 14, UNCG (01/10/15) SOCON Points: 5, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Made: 2, UNCG (01/10/15) FG Att.: 3, FURMAN (01/05/15) 1, UNCG (01/10/15) 1, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) FT Made: 1, FURMAN (01/05/15) FT Att.: 2, FURMAN (01/05/15) Rebounds: 1, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) Off. Rebs.: 1, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) Def. Rebs.: Minutes: 14, UNCG (01/10/15) Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

22 #31 AARON WILLIAMS SO. GUARD MOREHEAD CITY, N.C SEASON NOTES: * Scored first career basket with a last second long range two against Hiwassee. * Played a career-high two minutes against St. Catharine while connecting on his first two career free throws. Also picked up his first career rebounds and first block. #31 AARON WILLIAMS OVERALL Points: 2, twice: MR - ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) FG Made: 1, HIWASSEE (11/21/14) FG Att.: 1, HIWASSEE (11/21/14) FT Made: 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) FT Att.: 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Rebounds: 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: 2, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) 1, ST. CATHARINE (12/30/14) Minutes: 2, twice: MR - FURMAN (01/05/15) SOCON Points: FG Made: FG Att.: FT Made: FT Att.: Rebounds: Off. Rebs.: Def. Rebs.: Minutes: 2, FURMAN (01/05/15) Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

23 #41 CHARLENDEZ BROOKS R-SO. FORWARD DUNCAN, S.C SEASON NOTES: * Made collegiate debut against Mississippi State. Came off the bench to register three minutes of action. Dished out one assist. * Scored first career points with two against Alabama. Played 15 min. while grabbing a pair of rebounds. * Set a career-high for points against Georgia State with four. * Shot first two free throws of his career at Vanderbilt while going 1-2 at the line. * Scored his first career point in a SoCon game against UNCG. * Picked up his first career steal at Wofford while setting a SoCon career-high for minutes played with 11. * Swatted his seventh career shot against Mercer but it was the first blocked shot in a Southern Conference game for his career. * Set numerous SoCon career-highs against Furman while tying his overall career-highs for points (4), field goals made (2), field goals attempted (2) and rebounds (2). #41 CHARLENDEZ BROOKS OVERALL Points: 4, twice: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) FG Made: 2, twice: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) FG Att.: 2, five times: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) FT Made: 1, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) FT Att.: 2, three times: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) Rebounds: 2, five times: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) Off. Rebs.: 2, at Alabama (11/17/14) Def. Rebs.: 2, three times: MR - vs. Georgia State (11/25/14) 3, at Oakland (11/24/14) 1, at Wofford (01/17/15) 1, seven times: MR - at Mercer (02/12/15) Minutes: 24, at Oakland (11/24/14) SOCON Points: 4, at Furman (02/26/15) FG Made: 2, at Furman (02/26/15) FG Att.: 2, at Furman (02/26/15) FT Made: 1, UNCG (01/10/15) FT Att.: 2, twice: MR - UNCG (01/10/15) Rebounds: 2, at Furman (02/26/15) Off. Rebs.: 1, twice: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) Def. Rebs.: 1, three times: MR - at Furman (02/26/15) 1, at Wofford (01/17/15) 1, at Mercer (02/12/15) Minutes: 12, at Furman (02/26/15) Double Figure Scoring: 0 Double Figure Rebounding: 0 Double-Doubles: 0 Games Led WCU in Scoring: 0 Games Led WCU in Rebounding: 0 Games with 20+ Points: GAME BY GAME LINESCORES at Mississippi State at Alabama HIWASSEE at Oakland vs. Georgia State vs. Chicago State at Charleston Southern at ETSU * at Minnesota at Vanderbilt WRIGHT STATE at UNC Asheville ST. CATHARINE THE CITADEL * FURMAN * at Chattanooga * UNCG * ETSU * at Wofford * MERCER * at Samford * at VMI * at UNCG * SAMFORD * CHATTANOOGA * at Mercer * WOFFORD * CLEVELAND STATE CANCELLED VMI * at Furman * at The Citadel * vs. ETSU vs. Wofford TOTAL

24 WESTERN CAROLINA SEASON COMBINED STATISTICS 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 25 James Sinclair Mike Brown Rhett Harrelson Torrion Brummitt Justin Browning Tucker Thompson Devin Peterson Kenneth Hall Charlendez Brooks Ashley Williams Aaron Williams Dexter Jenkins Haboubacar Mutombo Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS WCU 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 OT2 Totals Western Carolina Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/14/14 at Mississippi State L /17/14 at Alabama L /21/14 HIWASSEE W /24/14 at Oakland Wo /25/14 vs Georgia State L /26/14 vs Chicago State W /01/14 at Charleston So. L * 12/03/14 at ETSU L /05/14 at Minnesota L /16/14 at Vanderbilt L /18/14 WRIGHT STATE L /21/14 at UNC Asheville W /30/14 SAINT CATHARINE COLLEGE KY W * 01/03/15 CITADEL W * 01/05/15 FURMAN W * 01/08/15 at Chattanooga L * 01/10/15 UNCG W * 01/15/15 ETSU L * 01/17/15 at Wofford L * 01/22/15 MERCER W * 01/24/15 at Samford L * 01/29/15 at VMI W * 01/31/15 at UNCG W * 02/05/15 SAMFORD L * 02/07/15 CHATTANOOGA W * 02/12/15 at Mercer W * 02/14/15 WOFFORD L * 02/21/15 VMILo * 02/26/15 at Furman L * 02/28/15 at Citadel W /06/15 vs ETSU Wot /08/15 vs Wofford L * - Conference game

25 WESTERN CAROLINA SEASON COMPARISON STATISTICS Western Carolina Basketball Western Carolina Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Nov 05, 2015) All games Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal Fouls Mississippi State 30/31 26/ (10) 21-58/ / / / / / /39 (12) 12/7 11/16 4/5 10/5 22/18 Alabama 33/41 41/ (6) 25-59/ / / / / / /37 (4) 11/9 15/15 2/3 8/7 28/20 HIWASSEE 28/26 44/ / / / / / / / /12 14/21 4/1 12/7 13/19 Oakland 42/30 22/ / / / / / / / /12 14/17 3/2 12/7 25/16 Georgia State 35/39 35/ (15) 22-50/ / / / / / /36 (9) 15/16 13/6 0/2 3/9 23/20 Chicago State 34/22 32/ / / / / / / /40 (10) 13/12 16/17 8/4 12/10 19/23 Charleston So. 22/45 44/ (6) 24-62/ / / / / / /42 (8) 13/13 10/14 6/4 9/5 18/16 ETSU 36/52 53/ (7) 33-67/ / / / / / / /16 17/12 10/2 5/8 27/18 Minnesota 38/39 26/ (20) 26-56/ / / / / / / /23 24/14 3/3 9/12 23/15 Vanderbilt 44/41 35/ (20) 30-57/ / / / / / /34 (16) 16/15 14/18 2/4 11/5 26/21 WRIGHT STATE 24/31 32/ (13) 22-58/ / / / / / /39 (4) 8/9 10/13 11/0 6/5 17/20 UNC Asheville 28/34 38/ / / / / / / / /15 9/16 5/8 9/5 17/23 SAINT CATHARINE COLLEGE 40/30 46/ / / / / / / / /13 12/19 6/1 10/7 20/25 CITADEL 37/36 41/ / / / / / / /32 (9) 10/13 8/19 3/3 8/3 20/20 FURMAN 43/25 29/ / / / / / / / /7 12/12 8/0 8/6 19/13 Chattanooga 24/33 36/ (6) 22-62/ / / / / / / /9 11/16 4/15 7/6 23/20 UNCG 38/27 44/ / / / / / / / /11 14/14 4/8 3/6 23/27 ETSU 26/37 50/ (7) 25-56/ / / / / / / /11 19/18 4/3 11/14 22/22 Wofford 17/24 26/ (19) 15-54/ / / / / / /46 (13) 11/15 11/11 4/4 6/7 15/14 MERCER 23/27 37/ / / / / / / /41 (9) 12/5 10/9 6/1 4/6 20/15 Samford 30/35 42/ (6) 28-57/ / / / / / / /14 20/13 2/1 8/11 24/19 VMI 40/36 45/ / / / / / / / /16 22/14 4/6 11/16 16/20 UNCG 37/34 41/ / / / / / / /33 (4) 8/11 7/14 5/3 10/4 19/23 SAMFORD 35/26 37/ (4) 27-58/ / / / / / / /10 16/15 2/2 7/9 23/17 CHATTANOOGA 39/25 34/ / / / / / / /36 (1) 7/12 13/14 5/6 7/6 19/21 Mercer 24/26 34/ / / / / / / /33-13/12 15/12 2/3 7/7 20/16 WOFFORD 23/34 32/ (20) 18-59/ / / / / / / /17 12/6 2/4 4/9 14/17 VMI 39/46 47/ (2) 40-79/ / / / / / / /18 17/18 7/6 10/11 25/30 Furman 24/19 25/ (4) 17-66/ / / / / / /48 (2) 5/10 12/16 5/3 10/10 28/17 Citadel 34/25 33/ / / / / / / / /12 10/11 3/0 5/4 21/16 ETSU 35/27 21/ / / / / / / /47-9/10 17/19 4/4 13/13 17/19 Wofford 24/35 37/ (12) 24-63/ / / / / / / /11 10/13 3/5 5/6 25/16 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category