Game #33 #6 Saint Francis U. (10-20) vs. #1 Robert Morris (20-12) 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament Semifinals. Schedule / Results

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1 Schedule / Results NOVEMBER (3-5) 9 SAVANNAH STATE W, Lafayette W, Eastern Michigan $ L, #1 Kentucky $ (ESPN2) L, UT ARLINGTON $ W, Cleveland State $ L, Buffalo L, Delaware L, DECEMBER (2-4) Youngstown State L, TOLEDO L, Duquesne W, CAMPBELL W, Oakland L, #6 Oklahoma State (ESPNU) L, JANUARY (7-1) Alabama (ESPN3) L, Sacred Heart * W, Bryant * W, SAINT FRANCIS U. * W, Mount St. Mary s * W, SACRED HEART * W, WAGNER * W, BRYANT * (ESPNU) W, FEBRUARY (7-1) 1 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE * L, LIU Brooklyn * (ESPNU) W, St. Francis Brooklyn * W, Saint Francis U. * W, MOUNT ST. MARY S * W, LIU BROOKLYN * W, ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN * (OT) W, Fairleigh Dickinson * W, MARCH (1-1) Wagner * (ROOT) L, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON # W, SAINT FRANCIS U. # 2:00 p.m. 11 NEC Tournament Final TBA $ Keightley Classic; * NEC game; #NEC Tournament Game #33 #6 Saint Francis U. (10-20) vs. #1 Robert Morris (20-12) 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament Semifinals Saturday, March 7, p.m. Charles L. Sewall Center (3,056) Moon Township, Pa. TV: MSG+ & FCS with John Schmeelk (play-by-play) & Joe DeSantis (color) Radio: 970 ESPN AM with Chris Shovlin (play-by-play) & Jim Elias (color) Follow RMU Men s Basketball on Twitter and Instagram: RMUMBasketball Top Story - The Robert Morris University men s basketball team continues its quest for a leaguerecord eighth Northeast Conference Tournament title Saturday by hosting No. 6 seed Saint Francis U. at the Charles L. Sewall Center in a 2:00 p.m. tip as part of semifinal action of the 2014 NEC Tournament. The Colonials, who have advanced to the semifinals of the NEC Tournament for seven consecutive seasons, earned a win over No. 8 seed Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals to open the NEC Tournament. Junior forward Lucky Jones paced RMU in the victory with 19 points, seven rebounds and four assists, while senior guard Anthony Myers-Pate contributed 10 points and four rebounds. Robert Morris enters Saturday s game against the Red Flash having held each of their last nine opponents to 70 points or less, yielding an average of 59.7 points per game on 40.1 percent (200-for-499) shooting from the floor, including 27.8 percent (54-for-194) from beyond the arc. Quick Stat of the Night - Looking up and down the lineup, there might not be a player from RMU playing better over the last month of the season than junior guard David Appolon. In a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament, Appolon supplied the Colonials with eight points, three rebounds, four assists and three steals, including a pair of fastbreak layups late in the contest to help Robert Morris keep the Knights at bay. Over his last seven games, Appolon is averaging 8.0 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.7 steals per game while shooting 51.2 percent (21-for-41) from the field, the best shooting percentage by a member of the Colonials over that span. Since being inserted into the starting lineup in a win over Sacred Heart (1/23/14), RMU owns a record of 11-2 (.846). RMU vs. Saint Francis U. Series Record... Robert Morris leads, First Meeting... 2/11/78; SFU, Last Meeting... 2/13/14; RMU, Last RMU Win... 2/13/14; RMU, Current Streak... Robert Morris, 13 Toole vs. Saint Francis U Saturday s Opponent and The All-Time Series - The longest running rivalry in program history, Saint Francis U. and Robert Morris meet on the hardwood for the 76th time Saturday, with the Colonials owning a (.627) advantage in the all-time series. RMU enters Saturday s game having won 13 straight over the Red Flash after sweeping the season series. The Colonials earned a win over SFU at the Charles L. Sewall Center (1/16/14) before posting a victory in Loretto, Pa., at DeGol Arena (2/13/14). Senior guard Karvel Anderson averaged 26.0 points in the pair of victories, shooting 58.1 percent (18-for-31) from the field, including 50 percent (7-for-14) from beyond the arc, and 90 percent (9-for-10) at the stripe. Junior forward Lucky Jones also averaged 12.0 points and 7.5 rebounds in the two victories. Robert Morris Projected Starters... # P Name Pts. Reb. G/GS Hometown Quick Fact 22 F Lucky Jones (6-6, 210, Jr.) /31 Newark, N.J. Led RMU vs. FDU with 19 points, seven rebounds, four assists 4 F David Appolon (6-4, 190, Jr.) /13 Philadelphia, Pa. Owns longest active streak for consecutive games (60) 45 C Stephan Hawkins (6-9, 205, So.) /17 Gary, Ind. RMU is 19-5 (.792) all-time with Hawkins in starting five 5 G Anthony Myers-Pate (5-11, 170, Sr.) /32 Washington, D.C. Ranks third in the NEC in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.37) 15 G Karvel Anderson (6-2, 190, Sr.) /32 Elkhart, Ind. Held scoreless in NEC Tournament quarterfinals vs. FDU Robert Morris Off The Bench... # P Name Pts. Reb. G/GS Hometown Quick Fact 3 G Kavon Stewart (6-0, 180, Fr.) /0 Paterson, N.J. Tallied four points, four rebounds vs. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 F Aaron Tate (6-5, 220, So.) /8 New Bern, N.C. Finished with six points, three boards against Knights 12 G Charles Oliver (6-3, 190, Jr.) /0 Scotch Plains, N.J. Ranks third for Colonials in three-pointers with F Jeremiah Worthem (6-6, 215, Fr.) /11 Philadelphia, Pa. Has not played last 13 games (suspended indefinitely) 2 G Britton Lee (5-11, 180, Fr.) /0 Philadelphia, Pa. Has not played last 13 games (suspended indefinitely)

2 Head Coach Andrew Toole Fourth Season - Penn 03 When it came time for Robert Morris University Director of Athletics Craig Coleman, M.D., to name a new head coach for the men s basketball program, he didn t have to look far. Andrew Toole was introduced as the eighth head coach in the 38-year Division I history at a press conference at the Charles L. Sewall Center May 11, 2010, and the campaign marks his fourth season as head coach of the Colonials. Toole signed a three-year contract extension at Robert Morris May 3, 2013, meaning he will lead the Colonials through the campaign. In four seasons under Toole s tutelage, the Colonials have posted an overall record of (.647), including a mark of (.757) against Northeast Conference opponents. In , Toole led RMU to an overall record of (.686). The Colonials claimed their 10th NEC regular-season championship with a ledger of 14-4 (.778), helping Robert Morris earn its fifth postseason appearance in the last six years. RMU earned a spot in the 2013 National Invitation Tournament (NIT), advancing to the second round thanks to a victory over Kentucky (3/19/13) in front of 3,444 fans at the Charles L. Sewall Center, the largest crowd in school history. In the second round, the Colonials dropped a decision at Providence (3/25/13). In his first season at the helm in , Toole guided RMU to an overall record of (.563), including a mark of 12-6 (.667) in the NEC. The Colonials advanced to the championship game of the NEC Tournament, falling three minutes shy of earning its third straight title before falling in overtime at LIU Brooklyn, The following season in , Robert Morris posted an overall record of (.703), including a mark of 13-5 (.722) in the NEC. RMU tied a school record for victories, advanced to its fourth straight NEC Tournament championship game and earned its inaugural berth in the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament (CIT). In the 2012 CIT, the Colonials advanced to the quarterfinals thanks to road wins at Indiana State and Toledo, marking the program s first victories in a national postseason tournament since Overall, Toole has been at Robert Morris six seasons. He spent the campaign as an assistant under former head coach Mike Rice ( ) before being elevated to Associate Head Coach for the and seasons. He is at the helm of an RMU program that has experienced unprecedented success over the last six years. Since the beginning of the season, Robert Morris owns an overall record of (.678), with the 141 victories both a school and NEC record for a six-year span. RMU s 141 wins over the last six years is tied with Davidson for eighth among mid-major programs over that span, and the Colonials also own NEC records for victories over the span of three, four and five years. While RMU's overall success is apparent, the program's accomplishments in the NEC are also clear. Over the last six years, the Colonials have posted a mark of (.787) against league opposition, having finished no lower than third over that span. Robert Morris won outright NEC regular-season titles in 2008, 2009 and 2013 and shared the title in 2010 with Quinnipiac. RMU followed up its success in the regular season by becoming the first team in NEC history in 16 years to win back-to-back NEC Tournament championships by earning a win over Quinnipiac in the 2010 NEC Tournament championship game in Hamden, Conn. In 2008, the Colonials made their first appearance in the NIT, dropping an decision to No. 1 overall seed Syracuse at the Carrier Dome. In both 2009 and 2010, RMU earned automatic berths to the NCAA Tournament thanks to winning its sixth and seventh NEC Tournament championships, respectively. In the 2009 NCAA Tournament, the Colonials fell to eventual national runner-up Michigan State, 77-62, in the first round at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minn. In the 2010 NCAA Tournament, Robert Morris nearly upset No. 2 seed Villanova in the first round at the Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, R.I., before falling, 73-70, in overtime. Prior to coming to Robert Morris in 2007, Toole spent the season as an assistant at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa. Between 2004 and 2006, Toole spent two years with The Hoop Group in Neptune, N.J., serving as the director of the Eastern Invitational Basketball Clinic and Rebounds, a 28,000-square foot facility where high school players focus on development. Toole was a four-year starter at the Division I level, playing for Elon University ( ) before transferring to the University of Pennsylvania ( ). Over his four-year career at Elon and Penn, Toole averaged 12.3 points per contest, finishing with 1,341 points in 109 games. He also posted averages of 3.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.2 steals per contest. Toole married the former Brooke Kelly June 3, 2011, and the couple resides in the Pittsburgh, Pa., suburb of Mt. Lebanon with their son, Ryan. The Toole File Birthdate: Sept. 11, 1980 Hometown: Red Bank, N.J. Age: 33 Alma Mater / Year: Penn / 2003 Degree: Bachelor of Arts (Political Science) High School: Christian Brothers Academy COLLEGIATE COACHING EXPERIENCE: Robert Morris University; Moon Township, Pa. - Head Coach (2010- ) Robert Morris University; Moon Township, Pa. - Associate Head Coach ( ) Robert Morris University; Moon Township, Pa. - Assistant Coach ( ) Lafayette College; Easton, Pa. - Assistant Coach ( ) PLAYING EXPERIENCE: University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Pa. - Guard ( ) Elon University; Elon, N.C. - Guard ( ) Christian Brothers Academy; Lincroft, N.J. - Guard ( ) What They re Saying About Andrew Toole Fran O Hanlon, Head Coach, Lafayette College Andrew is a smart, dedicated and excellent leader who possesses a tremendous amount of passion for the game. Above all, he is a man of strong character. He possesses all the necessary qualities to be a successful college head coach, and I am very happy for the Robert Morris community to have a person of Andrew s caliber lead its men s basketball program. Fran Dunphy, Head Coach, Temple University I certainly want to congratulate Robert Morris University and Andrew Toole as they embark on a new era of Colonial basketball. I ve known Andy as a player and now a coach and his leadership skills are unquestioned. He has great knowledge of the game and has shown great skill in imparting that knowledge to his players. Mike Rice, Former RMU Head Coach Coach Toole has had as much to do with the success of the Robert Morris program the last three years as anyone. His tireless commitment to improve the program, whether it was recruiting, player development or game day preparation, was unmatched by any other assistant. Robert Morris basketball is in great hands RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

3 Toole Era High / Low Analysis ROBERT MORRIS HIGH LOW Points Oakland ( ) Memphis ( ) Points (First Half) 50 Youngstown State ( ) Cleveland State ( ) Savannah State ( ) Points (Second Half) 60 Duquesne ( ) West Virginia ( ) Halftime Margin +24 (50-26), YSU ( ) -24 Kentucky ( ) +24 (43-19), Bryant ( ) Win/Loss Margin +53 (91-38), Bryant ( ) -38 Kentucky ( ) Rebounds 56 Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) Providence ( ) - NIT Rebound Margin +29 (56-27), Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) -25 Providence ( ) - NIT Field Goals Lafayette ( ) Rider ( ) FG Attempted 73 on three occasions 39 vs. Ohio ( ) FG Percentage.633 (31-for-49), Toledo ( ).232 Memphis ( ).232 Kentucky ( ) 3-Point Field Goals 16 Monmouth ( ) - NEC Tournament 0 vs. La Salle ( ) 3-Point FG Attempted Byrant ( ) 6 vs. La Salle ( ) 3-Point FG Pct..800 St. Francis Brooklyn ( ).000 (0-for-6) vs. La Salle ( ) Free Throws Wagner ( ) - NEC Tournament 4 on two occasions Free-Throws Attempted 45 Savannah State ( ) Xavier ( ) Free-Throw Pct (14-for-14), Kentucky ( ) - NIT.364 Pittsburgh ( ) Assists 26 Bryant ( ) 6 on two occasions Turnovers Ohio ( ) Bryant ( ) Blocked Shots 8 Bryant ( ) 0 on 17 occasions Steals 19 on two occasions 1 vs. Ohio ( ) Personal Fouls LIU Brooklyn ( ) 11 on two occasions OPPONENT HIGH LOW Points Oakland ( ) 30 Saint Peter s ( ) Points (First Half) Oakland ( ) 13 Saint Peter s ( ) Points (Second Half) Oakland ( ) 17 Saint Peter s ( ) Halftime Margin +24 Kentucky ( ) -24 (26-50) Youngstown State ( ) -24 (19-43) Bryant ( ) Win/Loss Margin +38 Kentucky ( ) -53 (38-91) Bryant ( ) Rebounds Kentucky ( ) 17 Monmouth ( ) Rebound Margin +25 Providence ( ) - NIT -29 (27-56) Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) Field Goals Oakland ( ) 6 Saint Peter s ( ) FG Attempted LIU Brooklyn ( ) - NEC Tournament 34 Monmouth ( ) FG Percentage.619 Sacred Heart ( ).167 (6-for-36) vs. Saint Peter s ( ) 3-Point Field Goals James Madison ( ) Campbell ( ) 3-Point FG Attempted James Madison ( ) Campbell ( ) 3-Point FG Pct..700 (7-for-10) Quinnipiac ( ).000 Cambpell ( ) Free Throws Wagner ( ) 2 St. Francis Brooklyn ( ) Cleveland State ( ) FT Attempted Cleveland State ( ) 8 St. Francis Brooklyn ( ) FT Percentage.950 (19-for-20) vs. LIU Brooklyn ( ).250 (2-for-8) St. Francis Brooklyn ( ) Assists Oakland ( ) 4 on two occasions Turnovers 25 on four occasions Youngstown State ( ) Blocked Shots Memphis ( ) E. Michigan ( ) 0 on six occasions Steals Ohio ( ) 0 on two occasions Personal Fouls 32 Savannah State ( ) 11 on two occasions INDIVIDUAL ROBERT MORRIS OPPONENT Points 38 Velton James Madison ( ) 38 James Quinnipiac ( ) Rebounds 15 Russell St. Francis Brooklyn ( ) 15 Ousmane Quinnipiac ( ) 15 Julius Kentucky ( ) Field Goals 15 Karvel Sacred Heart ( ) 12 James Quinnipiac ( ) 12 Kyle Vinales, Central Conn. State ( ) FG Attempted 23 Velton Jones, St. Francis Brooklyn ( ) 24 Lonnie Hayes, Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) 23 Karvel Bryant ( ) FG Percentage (min. 5 made) (10-for-10) Anderson, Ohio ( ) (5-for-5) John West Virginia ( ) 3-Point Field Goals 8 Karon Abraham, Youngstown State ( ) 8 Kyle Vinales, Central Conn. State ( ) 8 Coron Williams, Monmouth ( ) 8 Karvel Anderson, Ohio ( ) 8 Karvel Anderson, UT Arlington ( ) 3-Point FG Attempted 13 Karvel Bryant ( ) 15 Reger Dowell, UT Arlington 3-Point FG Pct. (min. 3 made) (8-for-8) Karvel Anderson, Ohio ( ).857 (6-for-7) Dion Monmouth ( ) (5-for-5) Karvel Anderson, LIU Brooklyn ( ).857 (6-for-7) Raphael Bryant ( ) Free Throws 15 Velton James Madison ( ) 15 Latif Wagner ( ) FT Attempted 19 Velton James Madison ( ) 17 Latif Wagner ( ) FT Percentage (min. 3 made) (13-for-13) Lucky Jones, SFU ( ) (10-for-10), Three players, three times Assists 11 Velton Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) 15 Jerell Sacred Heart ( ) Blocked Shots 5 Vaughn Morgan, Lehigh ( ) 7 Tarik Memphis ( ) Steals 6 Two players (two times) 5 Four players (four times)

4 RMU s Accomplishments Since Records Tied or Broken, All-NEC Honors, Did You Know? SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (TEAM) (12) Field Goals (DI Opponent): 40 vs. Wagner (1/7/08) * 3-Point Field Goals: (Tied twice) Syracuse (3/18/08) - MasterCard NIT * 16 vs. Monmouth (3/1/12) - NEC Tournament $ 3-Point Field Goal Attempts: Syracuse (3/18/08) - MasterCard NIT Points - Road Game: Seton Hall (11/18/07) Points - Neutral Site Game: 107 vs. Alcorn State (11/21/09) - SEFCU Arena (Albany, N.Y.) Assists - Road Game: Fairleigh Dickinson (1/24/09) Blocks - Road Game: Central Connecticut State (2/7/09) Largest Margin of Victory (Division I Opponent): 53 (91-38) vs. Bryant (2/3/11) Fewest Points Allowed: 30 vs. Saint Peter s (11/13/10) Fewest Field Goals Allowed: 6 vs. Saint Peter s (11/13/10) Lowest Field Goal Percentage Allowed: 16.7% (6-for-36) vs. Saint Peter s (11/13/10) DID YOU KNOW? RMU held 11 consecutive opponents under 70 points from Dec. 1, 2011 to Jan. 7, 2012, a school record. The old mark of eight straight games was established during the campaign. SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (TEAM) (33) Games Played: 37 ( ) (4x broken, once tied) Wins: 26 ( , ) (broken, tied) Fewest Losses: 8 ( ) * Northeast Conference Wins: 16 ( ) Non-Conference Wins: 13 ( ) Consecutive Wins: 14 ( ) Road Wins: 14 ( , ) (broken, tied) Consecutive Road Wins: 10 ( ) Charles L. Sewall Center Wins: 14 ( ) * Points: 2,550 ( ) Field Goals: 932 ( ) Field Goals Attempted: 2,021 ( ) Free Throws: 604 ( ) (broken twice) Free Throws Attempted: 862 ( ) (broken twice) Three-Point Field Goals: 300 ( ) (broken twice) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted: 788 ( ) (broken twice) Rebounds: 1,323 ( ) (broken twice) Assists: 597 ( ) # Assists per game: 17.6 ( ) * Blocks: 121 ( ) Field Goal Percentage Defense:.407 ( ) Winning Percentage:.765 ( ) SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) (4) FG w/o a miss: Karvel Anderson (10-for-10 vs. Ohio - 12/1/12) (broken twice) FT w/o a miss: Lucky Jones (13-for-13 vs. SFU - 2/6/13) 3-Point FG w/o a miss: Karvel Anderson (8-for-8 vs. Ohio -12/1/12) * SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) (13) Assists: Tony Lee ( ) Blocks: Rob Robinson - 35 ( ) Three-Point Field Goals: Karvel Anderson ( ) Three-Point FG Attempts: Karvel Anderson ( ) Free Throws: Velton Jones ( ) Free-Throws Attempted: Velton Jones ( ) Games Played: Four Players - 37 ( ) (4x broken; once tied) Games Started: Coron Williams - 37 ( ) (broken twice) Minutes Played: Jeremy Chappell - 1,143 ( ) CLASS RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) (34) FRESHMAN (12) Games: Four players tied - 35 ( & tied in ) Games Started: Velton Jones - 30 ( ) Points: Karon Abraham ( ) Three-Point FG: Karon Abraham - 85 ( ) Three-Point FG Attempted: Karon Abraham ( ) Free Throws: Karon Abraham ( ) Free-Throws Attempted: Karon Abraham ( ) Free-Throw Percentage: Karon Abraham ( ) Double-Figure Scoring Games: Karon Abraham - 24 ( ) Assists: Anthony Myers ( ) Three-Point FG Percentage: Coron Williams ( ) SOPHOMORE (5) Games: Two players tied - 37 ( ) Games Started: Coron Williams - 37 ( ) (broken twice) Free Throws: Lucky Jones ( ) Free-Throw Percentage: Karon Abraham ( ) JUNIOR (10) Games: Velton Jones - 37 ( ) Games Started: Velton Jones - 36 ( ) (broken twice) Points: Velton Jones ( ) Field Goals Attempted: Velton Jones ( ) Three-Point Field Goals: Karvel Anderson - 82 ( ) Assists: Velton Jones ( ) Free Throws: Velton Jones ( ) Free-Throws Attempted: Velton Jones ( ) Minutes Played: Velton Jones - 1,096 ( ) SENIOR (9) Games: Lawrence Bridges - 37 ( ) Games Started: Jeremy Chappell - 35 ( ) Minutes: Jeremy Chappell - 1,143 ( ) Assists: Tony Lee ( ) Points: Jeremy Chappell ( ) Three-Point FG: Karvel Anderson ( ) (broken twice) Three-Point FG Attemps: Karvel Anderson ( ) (2x broken) CAREER RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) (17) Games Played: Velton Jones (5x broken) Consecutive Games Played: Velton Jones ( ) Games Started: Velton Jones ( ) (broken twice) Minutes Played: Jeremy Chappell - 4,187 ( ) Minutes Per Game: Jeremy Chappell ( ) Three-Point FG: Jeremy Chappell ( ) Three-Point FG Attempted: Jeremy Chappell ( ) Double-Figure Scoring Games: Jeremy Chappell ( ) Free Throws Made: Velton Jones ( ) Free-Throws Attempted: Velton Jones ( ) Rebounds: Tony Lee ( ) * Double-Doubles: A.J. Jackson - 25 ( ) DID YOU KNOW? RMU s Saint Francis U. (2/13/14) marked the 13th straight victory for the Colonials over the Red Flash, extending a school record for consecutive wins against a Northeast Conference opponent. The old record of 10 consecutive victories came against Wagner from Jan. 14, 1988, to Feb. 3, Robert Morris has also won 13 straight over Fairleigh Dickinson after a win over the Knights in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

5 RMU s Accomplishments Since Records Tied or Broken, All-NEC Honors, Did You Know? NEC TOURNAMENT SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (TEAM) (3) Field Goal Attempts: LIU Brooklyn (3/7/12) * 3-Point FG: 16 vs. Monmouth (3/1/12) $ Free-Throw Percentage: 100% (6-for-6) vs. Quinnipiac (3/8/09) * NEC TOURNAMENT SINGLE-GAME RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) (7) 3-Point FG: Coron Williams - 8 vs. Monmouth (3/1/12) $ 3-Point FG Attempts: Jeremy Chappell - 12 vs. Quinnipiac (3/8/09) * Free Throws: Velton Jones - Wagner (3/4/12) Free-Throw Attempts: Velton Jones - Wagner (3/4/12) Assists: Velton Jones - 10 vs. Monmouth (3/1/12) * Blocks: Lijah Thompson - Wagner (3/4/12) * Rebounds: Rob Robinson - 13 vs. St. Francis (N.Y.) (3/5/09) NEC TOURNAMENT RECORDS (3) 3-Point Field Goals: Coron Williams - 13 (3 games; ) Free Throws: Velton Jones - 21 (3 games; ) Blocks: Lijah Thompson - 5 (3 games; ) ALL-NORTHEAST CONFERENCE HONORS... Since the campaign, a total of seven Colonials have earned All-NEC accolades 11 times. In addition, a pair of players from RMU have been named to the All-NEC Rookie Team, while seven have earned spots on the All-NEC Tournament Team. ALL-NEC FIRST TEAM Name Year(s) Tony Lee Jeremy Chappell Velton Jones , Karvel Anderson ALL-NEC SECOND TEAM Name Year(s) Jeremy Chappell A.J. Jackson Rob Robinson , Lucky Jones NEC TOURNAMENT CAREER RECORDS (INDIVIDUAL) (6) Games: Three players tied - 11 (broken, tied once) Games Started: Velton Jones - 11 ( ) Rebounds: Russell Johnson - 58 ( ) Assists: Velton Jones - 48 ( ) Free Throws: Velton Jones - 49 ( ) TEAM / INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS (10) Most Overall Victories: 91 Gary Wallace ( ) &Velton Jones, Russell Johnson ( ) (3x times broken, once tied) Most NEC Victories: 58 Gary Wallace ( ) (3x broken) Best Overall Winning Percentage:.682 (90-42) Dallas Green, Jimmy Langhurst, Mezie Nwigwe ( ) Best NEC Winning Percentage:.806 (58-14) Gary Wallace ( ) (broken twice) MULTIPLE-YEAR RECORDS (10) Robert Morris owns school records for victories over the span of three, four, five and six years... Two Years: 50 from 2007 to 2009 Three Years: 73 from 2007 to 2010 # Four Years: 90 from 2006 to 2010 (since broken) 91 from 2007 to 2011 & from 2008 to from 2009 to 2013 (current) # Five Years: 105 from 2005 to 2010 (since broken) 108 from 2006 to 2011 (since broken) 117 from 2007 to 2012 # Six Years: 141 from 2007 to 2013 # NORTHEAST CONFERENCE MAJOR AWARDS Mike Rice NEC Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Mike Rice NEC Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Andrew Toole NEC Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Tony Lee NEC Player of the Year Jeremy Chappell NEC Player of the Year Karvel Anderson NEC Player of the Year Bateko Francisco NEC Defensive Player of the Year Mezie Nwigwe NEC Defensive Player of the Year Karon Abraham NEC Rookie of the Year Jeremy Chappell NEC Tournament MVP Karon Abraham NEC Tournament MVP ALL-NEC THIRD TEAM Name Year(s) Lucky Jones ALL-NEC ROOKIE TEAM Name Year(s) Karon Abraham Lucky Jones ALL-NEC TOURNAMENT TEAM Name Year(s) Jeremy Chappell 2009 Rob Robinson 2009 Karon Abraham 2010 Dallas Green 2010 Velton Jones 2011, 2012 Russell Johnson 2011 Coron Williams 2012 THE GREATEST COMEBACK... Robert Morris put together its greatest comeback in school history in garnering a win over Youngstown State (11/25/08) at the Charles L. Sewall Center. The Penguins held a lead with 16:07 to play, but the Colonials closed the game on a run to garner the victory. It marks the largest deficit on record that RMU has ever come back from in its 38-year Division I history. Former guard Bateko Francisco ( ) hit a jumper with 2.7 seconds to play that helped lift the Colonials to the win over the Penguins. WE RE STREAKING Thanks to a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) at the Charles L. Sewall Center, Robert Morris registsered its ninth consecutive winning season, the longest streak in school history. Since the beginning of the campaign, the Colonials own an overall record of (.650), including a mark of (.738) in the NEC. DID YOU KNOW? In , senior guard Karvel Anderson (103) and junior forward Lucky Jones (56) have combined for 159 three-pointers, the most by an RMU tandem in single-season school history. * tied school record; # NEC record; $ NEC Tournament record NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

6 RMU Statistical Trends Under Toole Robert Morris is... At home On the road Neutral Site Overtime Day Games Night Games Home Northeast Conference Away Northeast Conference Games decided by 1 point Games decided by 2-5 points Games decided by 6-9 points Games decided by 10 points or more When outrebounding opponent When outrebounded by opponent When rebounds equal When leading at the half When trailing at the half When tied at the half When playing teams w/ winning record When playing teams w/ losing record When playing teams w/.500 record When outshooting opponent When outshot by opponent When tied in shooting w/ opponent When team has 30+ rebounds When team has 40+ rebounds When team has 50+ rebounds When team shoots below 40% When team shoots 40% or above When team shoots 50% or above When RMU makes 5+ 3-pt. field goals When RMU makes pt. field goals When an RMU player scores When an RMU player scores When an RMU players scores When an RMU player has 10+ rebounds When an RMU player has 10+ assists When an RMU player has 5+ steals FROM THE FIELD When scoring 80 or more points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring below 60 points When opponents score under 60 points When opponents score points When opponents score points When opponents score 80 or more points STREAKS Coming off a win Coming off a loss Longest winning streak... 8 (2/9/11 to 3/6/11) Longest losing streak... 5 (11/23/13 to 12/7/13) Current Streak... W1 DAYS OF THE WEEK Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Exclusivity - Junior forward Lucky Jones joined the Robert Morris 1,000-point club in a setback to Central Connecticut State (2/1/14), as his layup at the 12:07 mark of the first half helped him become the 22nd player in program history to join the fraternity. Jones finished with 22 points and 10 rebounds against the Blue Devils and enters the semifinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament with 1,121 career points. Earlier this season, Jones also joined the RMU 500-rebound club when he finished with seven boards in RMU s final non-conference tilt of the Alabama (1/4/14). Jones is one of just 13 players in school history to eclipse career totals of 1,000 points and 500 rebounds and, based on his current averages, is slated to finish the season with 1,148 points and 639 rebounds, totals that would rank 16th and seventh, respectively, in the career record book. Mission Accomplished - Many have tried over the years, and many have failed. Yet senior guard Karvel Anderson was the one that came through and established a new RMU singleseason school record that had stood for almost a quarter of a century. Thanks to a trio of three-pointers in a overtime victory over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14), Anderson set a new single-season record for triples and on the year owns 103. That total surpassed the old single-season school record of 93 that was established by former guard Scott Shepherd ( ) during the campaign. In 65 career contests, Anderson has drilled 185 three-pointers, an average of 2.85 per game that would also establish a new career record. Dynamic Duo - While senior guard Karvel Anderson has been RMU s leading scorer so far this season thanks in large part to his ability to convert from beyond the arc, junior forward Lucky Jones has developed into a solid outside shooter, as well. Jones enters the semifinals of the 2014 Northeast Conference ranked eighth in three-point field goals made per game (1.84). The duo of Anderson and Jones has combined for 162 three-pointers, an average of 5.06 per game, which has established a new single-season school record for three-pointers by a Robert Morris tandem. The old record of 156 was established last season by Anderson and former guard Coron Williams ( ). Anderson hit 82 triples in , while Williams connected for 74. Double Nickel On A Dime - Senior guard Anthony Myers-Pate recorded a trio of assists in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14), helping him move into eighth place all-time at Robert Morris for career dimes. Myers-Pate enters Saturday s game against Saint Francis U. with 436 career assists, the ninth player in school history with 400 career dimes, and so far this season owns 121 assists against 51 turnovers. He ranks third in the NEC in assist-toturnover ratio (2.37) while ranking eighth in the circuit in assists per game (3.78). International Waters - Robert Morris produced a record-breaking season in shooting from beyond the arc in , and the Colonials have picked up right where they left off from a season ago. Through 32 games this season, RMU has converted 238 of its 615 attempts (38.7%) from beyond the arc. Robert Morris enters Saturday s game leading the Northeast Conference in three-point field goal percentage while ranking third in the NEC in three-point field goals made per game (7.44). The Colonials are 29-5 (.853) in four seasons under head coach Andrew Toole when converting at least 10 three-pointers in a game, including 6-2 (.750) in The Club - Senior guard Karvel Anderson became just the second player in school history to eclipse the 30-point plateau in back-to-back games when he turned the trick in RMU s swing through New England to open Northeast Conference play. Anderson finished with a career-high 36 points in a Sacred Heart (1/9/14), followed by 32 points in a Bryant (1/11/14). Anderson joins former Colonial Gene Nabors ( ), who accomplished the feat in the 2000 NEC Tournament in Trenton, N.J., at Sovereign Bank Arena. In the quarterfinals of the 2000 NEC Tournament, Nabors scored 38 points in a win over Saint Francis U. (3/3/00). The next day, Nabors dropped 35 points to lead Robert Morris to an win over Mount St. Mary s (3/4/00) in the semifinals of the NEC Tournament. Defense Wins Championships - At the heart of the resurgence of the Robert Morris basketball program over the last seven seasons has been defense. Thanks to a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals of the 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament, RMU improved to (.836) since the beginning of the campaign when holding its opponent to less than 70 points. In four seasons under head coach Andrew Toole, the Colonials are (.807) when turning the trick RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

7 Colonial Quick Hits ( Starters)... #22 F Lucky Jones Junior Newark, N.J. RMU s active leader in points (1,121) and rebounds (632)... Paced the Colonials in points (19), rebounds (7) and assists (4) in a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament... Scored just three points but grabbed seven Wagner (3/1/14)... Registered his fifth double-double of the season and seventh of his career with 13 points and 10 rebounds while posting a career-high four blocks in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14)... Hit the gamewinning shot with 3.1 seconds to play in a overtime victory over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) and finished with 14 points and eight rebounds... In a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) finished with 10 points and eight rebounds #45 F/C Stephan Hawkins Sophomore Gary, Ind. In a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the 2014 NEC Tournament quarterfinals contributed eight points, four rebounds and three blocks... Returned after missing a game due to injury and supplied four points and five Wagner (3/1/14)... Missed RMU s Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14), snapping his streak of consecutive games played at Recorded two points, five rebounds and two blocks in a overtime win over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14)... Played just eight minutes in a victory over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14), finishing with four points and a steal... Finished with 10 points and five rebounds in a win over Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14) #4 G David Appolon Junior Philadelphia, Pa. Owns RMU s longest active streak for consecutive games played (60)... Tallied eight points, three rebounds, four assists and three steals in a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the 2014 NEC Tournament quarterfinals... Posted six points, five rebounds and two Wagner (3/1/14)... Finished with six points and eight rebounds and tied a career high with four steals in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14)... In a overtime victory over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) provided 10 points and five rebounds... Posted career highs in both points (13) and rebounds (9) in a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14)... Registered seven points and eight rebounds in a victory over Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14) #5 G Anthony Myers-Pate Senior Washington, D.C. Ranks eighth all-time at Robert Morris in career assists with Owns 144 career steals, tops among active Colonials... Contributed 10 points and four rebounds in a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the 2014 NEC Tournament quarterfinals... Registered eight points and three Wagner (3/1/14)... Scored all 12 of his points in the second half of a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14)... Finished with 12 points and eight assists in a overtime win over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14)... Scored 11 points in a win over Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14)... Compiled eight points, seven assists and four rebounds in a St. Francis Brooklyn (2/8/14) #15 G Karvel Anderson Senior Elkhart, Ind. Held scoreless in a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament, his first scoreless game Quinnipiac (2/4/13)... Paced RMU with 21 Wagner (3/1/14)... Scored a game-high 22 points in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14)... Named Choice Hotels NEC Player of the Week (2/24/14) after averaging 28.5 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.0 steals in wins over LIU Brooklyn and St. Francis Brooklyn... Eclipsed the 30-point plateau for the third time on the campaign with a game-high 31 points in a overtime victory over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14)... Scored all of his game-high 26 points in the second half to lift RMU to a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) Colonial Quick Hits (Off the Bench)... #3 - G - Kavon Stewart Freshman Paterson, N.J.... Contributed four points and four rebounds in a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the 2014 NEC Tournament quarterfinals... Tallied four points and two Wagner (3/1/14)... Dished out a team-high five assists in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) while adding two points and two rebounds... Finished with four points and a team-high six assists in a victory over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14)... Scored all 10 of his points at the free-throw line, finishing 10-for-12 at the stripe, and registered a teamhigh four assists in a victory over Wagner (1/25/14)... Tied a career high with 11 points and added five assists and two steals in a win over Sacred Heart (1/23/14)... Established career highs in points (11) and assists Oakland (12/22/13)... #24 - F - Aaron Tate Sophomore New Bern, N.C.... Finished with six points and three rebounds in a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament... Paced the Colonials with eight boards and added two points and two Wagner (3/1/14)... Recorded six points and six boards in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14)... Grabbed seven rebounds and scored two points in a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14)... Scored five points and established a career high with 11 rebounds in a LIU Brooklyn (2/6/14)... Tied a career-high with eight points as a part of the starting lineup against Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) and also grabbed six boards... #12 - G - Charles Oliver Junior Scotch Plains, N.J.... In a win over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the 2014 NEC Tournament quarterfinals posted five points and a pair of rebounds... Scored eight points and grabbed three boards in a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14)... Registered 12 points and two rebounds in a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14)... Established a career high with 19 points to lead RMU to a Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14)... Tallied nine points and two rebounds in a LIU Brooklyn (2/6/14)... Scored nine points in a victory over Wagner (1/25/14)... Contributed 13 points in 26 minutes of a win over Sacred Heart (1/23/14)... Scored eight points and grabbed four rebounds in a Bryant (1/11/14)... Contributed 18 points while adding two rebounds, an assist and a Oakland (12/22/13) NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

8 Robert Morris By the Numbers Winning percentage for RMU basketball overall since the start of the campaign Winning percentage for Robert Morris against Northeast Conference opponents since the start of the season Career three-point field goals per game by senior guard Karvel Anderson, an RMU career record 7 - Number of Northeast Conference Tournament titles for Robert Morris, the most in league history 8 - Three-pointers by guard Karvel Anderson in an win over UT Arlington (11/21/13) at the Charles L. Sewall Center 13 - Free throws by forward Lucky Jones in a win over Saint Francis U. (2/6/13), a Charles L. Sewall Center record for free throws without a miss by a Robert Morris student-athlete 33 - Age of Head Coach Andrew Toole, the third youngest head coach in the Northeast Conference Percent of RMU s scoring returning in Percent of the time Robert Morris has held an opponent under 70 points since the beginning of the season, with the Colonials posting a record of (.836) in that span 99 - Victories for Robert Morris in the Northeast Conference since the beginning of the campaign Three-pointers by Karvel Anderson in , a singleseason school record at Robert Morris Victories for Robert Morris at the Charles L. Sewall Center since the beginning of the campaign Wins by Robert Morris to , a school and NEC record for a six-year span Number of overall school records established or tied at Robert Morris since the beginning of the season Career rebounds for junior forward Lucky Jones, RMU s active leader 1,020 - Career points for senior guard Karvel Anderson, just the third player in program history to eclipse 1,000 points while playing two seasons at RMU 1,121 - Career points for junior forward Lucky Jones, RMU s active leading scorer Close Out At the heart of the resurgence for Robert Morris since the beginning of the campaign has been one aspect: Defense. Over the last seven years, the Colonials have held 10 opponents to 45 points or less. The latest team the Colonials held under the mark was Bryant (2/16/12), as RMU earned a win over the Bulldogs at the Charles L. Sewall Center. Since the beginning of the season, Robert Morris has posted 10 of its top 15 best defensive performances against Division I opponents in regard to points allowed. A look at RMU s top performances against Division I opponents in school history... Pts Date Opponent Final Score 30 11/13/10 vs. Saint Peter s W, /17/87 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn W, /10/88 vs. Brooklyn W, /3/11 vs. Bryant W, /18/10 vs. Sacred Heart W, Fairleigh Dickinson W, /16/12 vs. Bryant W, Bryant W, Baltimore W, /6/04 vs. Saint Francis U. * W, /3/08 vs. Monmouth W, Central Connecticut State W, /25/11 vs. La Salle # W, St. Francis Brooklyn W, Saint Francis U. W, /7/08 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W, * NEC Tournament; # Philly Hoop Group Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.) Bold: Have come since the beginning of the campaign Economical Margins The defensive pressure that Robert Morris has employed over the last seven seasons has allowed the program to post each of its top four totals for largest margin of victory against a Northeast Conference opponent in school history. The Colonials earned a victory over Bryant (2/3/11) at the Charles L. Sewall Center to not only establish a new school record in an NEC game but also tie the league mark. The record was originally set when Wagner defeated Sacred Heart, , on February 22, In fact, only four games in league annals have been decided by 50 or more points, and RMU owns two of them. Robert Morris posted a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (2/7/08) at the Sewall Center, while LIU Brooklyn defeated Wagner, , Feb. 11, A look at the largest margins of victory for Robert Morris against NEC foes since the league was created in Pts Date Opponent Score 53 2/3/11 vs. Bryant /7/08 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson /17/09 vs. Wagner /23/13 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson /12/00 vs. Sacred Heart Saint Francis U Fairleigh Dickinson Fairleigh Dickinson /4/83 vs. Long Island /27/88 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn /15/92 vs. Saint Francis U Bryant /6/90 vs. LIU Brooklyn Bold: Have come since the beginning of the campaign RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

9 Northeast Conference Standings as of March 5, 2014 School NEC Pct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral 1. Robert Morris * W Wagner * W Bryant * L Mount St. Mary s * W St. Francis Brooklyn * L Saint Francis U. * W C. Conn. State * L Fairleigh Dickinson * L LIU Brooklyn L Sacred Heart L * clinched NEC Tournament berth Schedule / Results Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014 Robert Morris 69, Fairleigh Dickinson 64 * C. Conn. State 86, LIU Brooklyn 82 (OT) * Sacred Heart 72, Mount St. Mary s 65 * Wagner 74, Saint Francis U. 45 * St. Francis Brooklyn 62, Bryant 59 * Saturday, March 1, 2014 Bryant 81, LIU Brooklyn 62 * Mount St. Mary s 78, Saint Francis U. 55 * Central Conn. State 73, Sacred Heart 70 * St. Francis Brooklyn 79, FDU 56 * Wagner 59, Robert Morris 48 * END REGULAR SEASON * Northeast Conference game 2014 NEC Tournament Wednesday, March 5, 2014 Quarterfinals #1 RMU 60, #8 Fairleigh Dickinson 53 #2 Wagner 83, #7 C. Conn. State 59 #6 Saint Frnacis U. 55, #3 Bryant 54 #4 Mount St. Mary s 72, #5 SFC 71 Saturday, March 8, 2014 Semifinals #4 Mount St. Mary #2 Wagner Noon #6 Saint Francis #1 RMU 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, 2014 Final NEC Tournament Championship 7 p.m Northeast Conference Postseason Honors NEC Player of the Year Karvel Anderson, Robert Morris NEC Jim Phelan Coach of the Year Andrew Toole, Robert Morris NEC Defensive Player of the Year Kenny Ortiz, Wagner NEC Rookie of the Year Malik Brown, Saint Francis U. NEC Most Improved Player Sidney Sanders, Jr., Fairleigh Dickinson All-NEC First Team Name School Karvel Anderson Robert Morris Jason Brickman LIU Brooklyn Jalen Cannon St. Francis Brooklyn Alex Francis Bryant Sidney Sanders, Jr. Fairleigh Dickinson All-NEC Second Team Name School Earl Brown Saint Francis U. Lucky Jones Robert Morris Julian Norfleet Mount St. Mary s Dyami Starks Bryant Rashad Whack Mount St. Mary s All-NEC Third Team Name School Faronte Drakeford Central Conn. State Corey Maynard Bryant Kenneth Ortiz Wagner Latif Rivers Wagner Kyle Vinales Central Conn. State All-NEC Rookie Team Name School De von Barnett Sacred Heart Malik Harmon Saint Francis U. Matt MacDonald Fairleigh Dickinson Wayne Martin St. Francis Brooklyn Matt Mobley Fairleigh Dickinson NEC Weekly Honors For the latest information on Northeast Conference basketball, including news, statistics, standings and video, please visit... Choice Hotels NEC Player of the Week Nov. 11(co-) - Jason Brickman, LIU Brooklyn Dyami Starks, Bryant Nov Dyami Starks, Bryant Nov Kenneth Ortiz, Wagner Dec. 2 - Sidney Sanders, Jr., Fairleigh Dickinson Dec. 9 - Earl Brown, Saint Francis U. Dec Jason Brickman, LIU Brooklyn Dec Dyami Starks, Bryant Jan. 6 (co-) - Julian Norfleet, Mount St. Mary s Sidney Sanders, Jr., Fairleigh Dickinson Jan Karvel Anderson, Robert Morris Jan Corey Maynard, Bryant Jan Dyami Starks, Bryant Feb. 3 - Rashad Whack, Mount St. Mary s Feb Alex Francis, Bryant Feb. 17 (co-) - Kenneth Ortiz, Wagner De Angelo Speech, Central Conn. State Feb Karvel Anderson, Robert Morris March 3 - Brent Jones, St. Francis Brooklyn Choice Hotels NEC Rookie of the Week Nov. 11- Wayne Martin, St. Francis Brooklyn Nov Malik Harmon, Saint Francis U. Nov Jeremiah Worthem, Robert Morris Dec. 2 - Wayne Martin, St. Francis Brooklyn Dec. 9 - De von Barnett, Sacred Heart Dec. 16 (co-) - Iverson Fleming, LIU Brooklyn Sheldon Hagigal, St. Francis Brooklyn Dec Byron Ashe, Mount St. Mary s Jan. 6 - De von Barnett, Sacred Heart Jan Matt MacDonald, Fairleigh Dickinson Jan Jeremiah Worthem, Robert Morris Jan. 27 (co-) - Matt Mobley, Central Conn. State Glenn Feidanga, LIU Brooklyn Feb. 3 - Matt Mobley, Central Conn. State Feb Sheldon Hagigal, St. Francis Brooklyn Feb Glenn Feidanga, LIU Brooklyn Feb Malik Harmon, Saint Frnacis U. March 3 - De von Barnett, Sacred Heart Most NEC Weekly Honors for Robert Morris No. Type Year 8 3 Player, 5 Rookie Rookie Player, 3 Rookie Player, 1 Rookie Player, 3 Rookie Player Player Player, 2 Rookie NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

10 Robert Morris in the Northeast Conference Rankings (as of March 5, 2014) ALL GAMES - TEAM Scoring Offense... 3rd (71.9) Scoring Defense... 4th (71.2) Scoring Margin... 4th (+ 0.8) Free Throw Pct.... 4th (.718) Field Goal Pct.... 2nd (.438) Field Goal Pct. Defense... 6th (.455) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct.... 1st (.387) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense... 2nd (.330) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made... 3rd (7.44) Rebounding Offense... 7th (33.4) Rebounding Defense... 2nd (34.4) Rebounding Margin... 3rd (- 1.0) Blocked Shots... 10th (1.81) Assists... 4th (12.59) Steals... 2nd (7.06) Turnover Margin... 1st (+ 1.81) Assist / Turnover Ratio... 1st (1.11) Offensive Rebounds... 5th (10.94) Defensive Rebounds... 6th (22.50) ALL GAMES - INDIVIDUAL Karvel Anderson Three-Point Field Goal Pct.... 1st (.462) Three-Point Field Goals Made... 1st (3.22) Scoring... 2nd (19.0) Field Goal Pct.... 5th (.514) Steals... 5th (1.34) Free-Throw Pct.... 7th (.814) Minutes Per Game... 18th (30.06) Lucky Jones Defensive Rebounds... 4th (5.16) Rebounding... 5th (6.8) Steals... 8th (1.22) Three-Point Field Goals Made... 8th (1.84) Free-Throw Pct.... 9th (.799) Scoring... 11th (13.4) Minutes Per Game... 22nd (29.09) Anthony Myers-Pate Assist-to-Turnover Ratio... 3rd (2.37) Assists... 8th (3.78) Free-Throw Pct th (.756) Steals... T-15th (1.06) Minutes Per Game... 26th (27.56) Kavon Stewart Assists... 11th (2.92) Did You Know? Senior guard Karvel Anderson enters the semifinals of the 2014 Northeast Conference ranked second in the circuit in scoring by producing a 19.0 points per game average. Anderson is looking to become just the third player from Robert Morris to lead the NEC in scoring. RMU s all-time leading scorer, former guard Myron Walker ( ), led the NEC in scoring as a sophomore during the campaign, scoring at a 19.8 points per game clip. During the season, former guard Gene Nabors ( ) led the NEC in scoring by averaging 19.1 points per contest. Career 20-Point Scoring Games Name (Years) Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Total Walker, Myron ( ) Carter, Maurice ( ) Chappell, Jeremy ( ) Nabors, Gene ( ) Jackson, A.J. ( ) Harris, Chipper ( ) McCrommon, Chaz ( ) Anderson, Karvel ( ) Luton, Vaughn ( ) Jones, Velton ( ) Jackson, Gabe ( ) Jones, Keith ( ) Winbush, Ron ( ) Boyd, Andre ( ) Fluellen, Wesley ( ) Lee, Tony ( ) Cannon, Ricky ( ) Abraham, Karon ( ) Grant, Forest ( ) Underman, Tom ( ) Shepherd, Scott ( ) Thomas, Aaron ( ) Coleman, Derek ( ) Johnson, Russell ( ) Molson, Willie ( ) Robinson, Rob ( ) Jones, Lucky ( ) Gaines, Charlie ( ) Champine, Hosea ( ) Donnelly, Bubba ( ) Covert, Kevin ( ) Anderson, Mark ( ) Williams, Coron ( ) Stuart, Terrell ( ) Smith, Javier ( ) Bacon, Tyler ( ) Jones, Paul ( ) Jackson, Brandon ( ) Downing, Larry ( ) Morton, Mike ( ) Brunson, Mike ( ) Vincent, Brett ( ) Napper, Steve ( ) Delts, Damien ( ) Phelan, Niall ( ) Cureton, Earl ( ) Parks, Tom ( ) Williams, Ken ( ) Cunningham, Fred ( ) Dickens, Anthony ( ) Vandiver, Steve ( ) Moss, Moses ( ) Poindexter, Darin ( ) Gibson, Sean ( ) Steals, Tyrone ( ) Falletta, Joe ( ) Timmerson, Wade ( ) Richburg, Ricky ( ) Pettyjohn, Steve ( ) Ellis, DaMarcus ( ) Langhurst, Jimmy ( ) Notes: Players bold still active... Minimum two career 20-point games RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

11 Saint Francis U.-Robert Morris Statistical Comparison * Category SFU RMU All Games All Games Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Scoring Margin Field-Goal Percentage Three-Point FG Percentage Three-Point FG Made per Game Free-Throw Percentage Opponent FG Percentage Opponent Three-Point FG Percentage Opponent Free-Throw Percentage Rebound Average Rebound Margin * statistics Scouting the Red Flash - Saint Francis U. carries an overall record of (.333) into its game with Robert Morris Saturday as part of the semifinals of the 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament. The No. 6 seed in the tourney, the Red Flash went on the road and upset No. 3 seed Bryant (3/5/14), 55-54, in the quarterfinals. Sophomore forward Ronnie Drinnon led the way for SFU against the Bulldogs with 20 points and 18 rebounds while also recording two assists and a pair of steals. Drinnon finished 7-for-12 shooting from the floor against Bryant and 5- of-6 at the free-throw line, and of his 18 rebounds, 10 came on the offensive glass. The Red Flash are led by junior forward Earl Brown, who was named to the 2014 All-NEC Second Team. Brown leads Saint Francis U. in both scoring and rebounding, producing averages of 14.3 points and 8.0 rebounds per contest. Drinnon supplies 7.5 points and 5.6 caroms per game, while freshman guard Malik Harmon, the 2014 NEC Rookie of the Year, scores at an 8.7 points per game clip and leads the Red Flash in assists with 90. Saint Francis U. Head Coach - The campaign marks the second season for Rob Krimmel (Saint Francis 00) as head coach of the Red Flash. Krimmel, named the 21st head men s basketball coach in school history April 19, 2012, owns an overall record of (.254). Prior to being appointed, Krimmel spent 12 seasons as a member of the SFU coaching staff. RMU s Last Game - Robert Morris opened play in the 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament, March 5, with a victory over No. 8 seed Fairleigh Dickinson at the Charles L. Sewall Center. A tight affair all game, sophomore forward Stephan Hawkins gave RMU a advantage with 9:22 to play on a jumper from a feed from junior forward Lucky Jones. Three straight points from Sidney Sanders, Jr., however, pulled Fairleigh Dickinson to within with 8:02 to go, as he hit a jumper and converted one of two attempts at the free-throw line. Jones came back with a three-pointer to push the advantage for Robert Morris to 46-38, and a fastbreak layup from junior guard David Appolon with 6:36 remaining off a steal kept the advantage at eight points for the Colonials, A pair of free throws from Mustafaa Jones for Fairleigh Dickinson would help the Knights trim their deficit to just inside four minutes to play, but a 6-2 spurt over the next three minutes gave Robert Morris its first double-digit advantage, 54-44, with 1:01 left. Freshman guard Kavon Stewart hit a floater in the lane, Lucky Jones hit a pair of free throws and Appolon converted another fastbreak layup. Twice in the final minute of action Fairleigh Dickinson made it a two-possession game, trimming their deficit to six thanks to layups from Mathias Seilund and Sanders, but RMU sealed the win at the free-throw line, finishing 6-for-7 at the stripe in the final 48 seconds. Lucky Jones led all scorers in the contest with 19 points and also recorded seven rebounds, four assists and a steal. He converted seven of his 13 shots from the floor, including 3-for-6 from beyond the arc, and hit both of his attempts at the line. Senior guard Anthony Myers-Pate added 10 points, four rebounds and two steals for Robert Morris, while Hawkins and Appolon each scored eight points. Senior guard Karvel Anderson, the 2014 NEC Player of the Year, played 28 minutes and did not score, finishing 0-for-3 from the field. It marks his first scoreless game in an RMU uniform since Feb. 14, 2013, at Quinnipiac. Fairleigh Dickinson was led by Sanders, who finished with 16 points, three assists and three steals. Leading Scorers: Jones (19), Myers-Pate (10), Hawkins (8), Appolon (8) Leading Rebounders: Jones (7), Hawkins (4), Myers-Pate (4), Stewart (4) Assists: Jones (4), Appolon (4), Tate (3), Anderson (2) Top Performances INDIVIDUAL Points 36 Sacred Heart * 1/9/14 32 Bryant * 1/11/14 31 Anderson vs. St. Francis Brooklyn * 2/22/14 28 Saint Francis U. * 2/13/14 27 Oakland 12/22/13 26 Anderson vs. LIU Brooklyn * 2/20/14 25 Delaware 11/30/13 25 Jones vs. Toledo 12/7/13 24 Anderson vs. UT Arlington $ 11/21/13 24 Youngstown State 12/4/13 24 Anderson vs. Saint Francis U. * 1/16/14 24 Anderson vs. Bryant * 1/30/14 23 Anderson vs. Toledo 12/7/13 22 Jones vs. Central Conn. State * 2/1/14 22 Fairleigh Dickinson * 2/27/14 Rebounds 11 Duquesne 12/14/13 11 Bryant * 1/11/14 11 Jones vs. Sacred Heart * 1/23/14 11 LIU Brooklyn * 2/6/14 Assists 9 Myers-Pate vs. UT Arlington $ 11/21/13 9 Oakland 12/22/13 Steals 4 Jones vs. UT Arlington $ 11/21/13 4 Stewart vs. Campbell 12/18/13 4 Sacred Heart * 1/9/14 4 Saint Francis U. * 2/13/14 4 Fairleigh Dickinson * 2/27/14 Blocks 4 Fairleigh Dickinson * 2/27/14 Field Goals 15 Sacred Heart * 1/9/14 13 Anderson vs. St. Francis Brooklyn * 2/22/14 12 Bryant * 1/11/14 11 Saint Francis U. * 2/13/14 Three-Point Field Goals 8 Anderson vs. UT Arlington $ 11/21/13 TEAM Scoring Oakland (94-100) 12/22/13 91 vs. Sacred Heart (91-65) * 1/23/14 Lafayette (90-81) 11/12/13 Scoring Defense St. Francis Brooklyn (72-50) * 2/8/14 53 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (60-53) # 3/5/14 LIU Brooklyn (65-56) * 2/6/14 Field Goal Percentage.633 vs. Toledo (31-for-49) Saint Francis U. (23-for-42) * Sacred Heart (30-for-56) * 1/9/ vs. Sacred Heart (30-for-56) * 1/23/14 Field Goal Percentage LIU Brooklyn (20-for-62) * St. Francis Brooklyn (18-for-53) * Fairleigh Dickinson (21-for-60) * 2/27/14 * NEC game; $ Keightley Classic; # NEC Tournament NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

12 Robert Morris Quick Facts THE UNIVERSITY Location: Moon Township, Pa. Founded: 1921 Enrollment: 5,000 President: Gregory G. Dell Omo, Ph.D. Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Northeast (NEC) Home Court (capacity): Charles L. Sewall Center (3,056) Year Opened: 1985 School Colors: Blue (282) and White with Red (187) Nickname: Colonials University Website: Athletics Website: INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Director of Athletics: Craig Coleman, M.D. Senior Associate Athletic Director: Marty Galosi Associate Athletic Director: / SWA: Addie Muti Associate Athletic Director: Sean Simmons Associate Athletic Director: Don Smith Assistant Athletic Director: Ryan Fleischer Faculty Representative: Scott Branvold, Ed.D. Division I Programs: 23 (10 men, 13 women) Athletics Phone: (412) THE TEAM Head Coach: Andrew Toole (Penn, 2003) Toole s Record at RMU: ( fourth season) Toole s Career Record: ( fourth season) Letterwinners Returning / Lost: 6 / 5 Starters Returning / Lost: 2 / 3 PROGRAM HISTORY First Season of Men s Basketball: All-Time Record: (.494) All-Time NEC Record ( present): (.570) NEC Regular-Season Division Championships: 2 NEC Regular-Season Championships: 9 NEC Tournament Championships: 7 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 7 / 2010 NIT Appearances/Last: 2 / 2013 CIT Appearances/Last: 1 / 2012 All-Northeast Conference Selections: 34 All-Time Sewall Center Record ( ): (.670) Last Postseason Opponent/Year: Providence/2013 (NIT) Result: L, SPORTS INFORMATION SID (Men s Basketball Contact): Jim Duzyk Office: (412) Cell: (412) duzyk@rmu.edu Basketball Press Row: (412) Assistant Sports Information Director: Ken Baker Assistant Sports Information Director: Spencer Kowitz Sports Information Graduate Assistant: Mike Wagner Sports Information Graduate Assistant: Ethan Woy Robert Morris University Athletics Joe Walton Stadium 6001 University Boulevard Moon Township, PA Tag Team - Senior guard Karvel Anderson and junior forward Lucky Jones, just the second tandem in school history to combine for at least 1,000 points in a season, established a new single-season school record for points by an RMU duo in a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/5/14) in the quarterfinals of the 2014 NEC Tournament. Through 32 games of the campaign, Anderson and Jones have combined for 1,037 points, eclipsing the record of 1,028 points that former Colonials Myron Walker ( ) and Ricky Cannon ( ) combined for during the season. Anderson enters the 2014 NEC Tournament semifinals with 607 points, while Jones has supplied RMU with 430. Consistency - If there is one thing that 2014 Northeast Conference Player of the Year Karvel Anderson has been over the course of the campaign, it s been consistent. Thanks to a game-high 21 points in RMU s regular-season Wagner (3/1/14), Anderson recorded his 15th game of the year eclipsing the 20-point plateau. That ties an RMU single-season record, which is also held by former Colonials Myron Walker ( ), Gene Nabors ( ) and Maurice Carter ( ). Walker turned the trick twice, first as a sophomore in in leading RMU to the NEC Tournament championship and again as a senior in Nabors reached the 20-point plateau in 15 games as a senior in , while Carter finished with at least 20 points in 15 contests during his sophomore season in Comeback Kids - Robert Morris seemed to have a flair for the dramatic in the waning days of the regular season. RMU enters the semifinals of the 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament having climbed out of a double-digit deficit in the second half in three of their last five games. In a Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14), the Colonials erased a 15-point deficit in the second half, 62-47, with 8:34 to play by outscoring the Knights, 22-2, the rest of the game. Robert Morris also climbed out of a 16-point deficit with 17:11 to play to grab a win over LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) and overcame a 12-point deficit, 43-31, with 17:53 remaining to earn a overtime victory over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14). The win over the Knights marked the 14th time Robert Morris has climbed out of a double-digit deficit to earn a victory in four seasons under head coach Andrew Toole, including the fifth occasion in Protect The Rock - No member of the Colonials has done a better job of protecting the basketball in recent weeks than senior guard Anthony Myers-Pate. As the 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament continues, Myers-Pate has posted 89 assists against just 35 turnovers in his last 24 games, an assist-to-turnover ratio of Myers-Pate is threatening to establish a new RMU single-season record in assist-to-turnover ratio, as he enters Saturday s game against Saint Francis U. ranked third the NEC in the category at The single-season mark of 2.29 was established by former RMU point guard Wade Timmerson ( ) during the campaign. Myers-Pate also ranks second in the Robert Morris career record book for assist-to-turnover ratio at 1.96, trailing only Timmerson (2.02). Grand Concourse - Senior guard Karvel Anderson became the 23rd member of the Robert Morris 1,000-point club in RMU s regular-season Wagner (3/1/14), as his three-pointer at the 18:07 mark of the first half helped him join the fraternity. In 66 career games with the Colonials, Anderson has scored 1,020 points, an average of 15.5 points per contest. Anderson is just the third player in school history to eclipse 1,000 points while playing just two seasons at Robert Morris. The only other Division I player to turn the trick at RMU was former guard Gene Nabors ( ), who scored 1,029 points with the Colonials from 1998 to 2000 after transferring from Louisiana State University (LSU). The first player to accomplish the feat was junior college guard Don Mackey, who scored 1,034 points from 1963 to Rise Up - Senior guard Karvel Anderson continues to the move up the rankings in a number of different top 10 lists in single-season history at Robert Morris this year, and he has a shot of challenging the program s single-season mark for points scored. One of just eight players in school history to eclipse the 500-point plateau in a season, Anderson enters the semifinals of the 2014 Northeast Conference Tournament with 607 points so far in Based on his current scoring average (19.0 ppg), Anderson is on pace to establish a new single-season record in points in the semifinals Saturday against Saint Francis U. He is just seven points shy of the record of 614 points that former guard Myron Walker ( ) scored as a sophomore in RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

13 Robert Morris in the Northeast Conference Rankings Final NEC GAMES - TEAM Scoring Offense... 5th (71.9) Scoring Defense... 2nd (65.2) Scoring Margin... 2nd (+ 6.7) Free Throw Pct.... 2nd (.753) Field Goal Pct.... 6th (.437) Field Goal Pct. Defense... 4th (.438) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct.... 1st (.376) 3-Pt. Field Goal Pct. Defense... 3rd (.324) 3-Pt. Field Goals Made... 6th (6.94) Rebounding Offense... 5th (35.1) Rebounding Defense... 2nd (32.9) Rebounding Margin... 3rd (+ 2.2) Blocked Shots... 10th (1.75) Assists... 10th (11.19) Steals... 1st (8.06) Turnover Margin... 1st (+ 3.12) Assist / Turnover Ratio... 4th (1.08) Offensive Rebounds... 4th (11.56) Defensive Rebounds... 6th (23.56) NEC GAMES - INDIVIDUAL Lucky Jones Defensive Rebounds... 3rd (5.75) Rebounding... T-3rd (7.8) Steals... 7th (1.44) Three-Point Field Goals Made... T-13th (1.63) Free-Throw Pct th (.767) Offensive Rebounds... T-14th (2.06) Scoring... 18th (12.3) Karvel Anderson Scoring... 1st (21.7) Three-Point Field Goal Pct.... 2nd (.474) Three-Point Field Goals Made... 2nd (3.38) Free-Throw Pct.... 3rd (.887) Steals... 6th (1.63) Field Goal Pct.... 8th (.523) Anthony Myers-Pate Assist-to-Turnover Ratio... 5th (2.09) Assists... 9th (3.00) Steals... T-9th (1.31) Kavon Stewart Assists... 10th (2.94) Did You Know? For the sixth time in the last seven seasons, Robert Morris paced the Northeast Conference against league foes in in steals, averaging a league-high 8.06 per game. It also marks the third straight season under fourth-year head coach Andrew Toole the Colonials have led the circuit against NEC opponents in steals per game. In 16 games against league foes, a trio of players recorded at least 20 steals. Senior guard Karvel Anderson led the way with 26 thefts, an average of 1.63 per game that ranked sixth individually in the NEC. Junior forward Lucky Jones ranked one spot behind Anderson in seventh place in the NEC against league opponents with an average of 1.44 steals per game, while senior guard Anthony Myers-Pate ranked ninth (1.31). A Special Night - Senior guard Karvel Anderson put forth arguably the most impressive shooting display in school history last season in an win over Ohio (12/1/12) at the Charles L. Sewall Center, hitting all 10 of his shots from the floor in the victory, including 8-for-8 from beyond the arc. Anderson is the first student-athlete in school history to post a perfect shooting night from the field with as many as 10 field goals. Anderson is also just the second student-athlete in school history to convert eight field goals from beyond the arc without a miss. Former Colonial Scott Shepherd ( ) also finished 8-for-8 from deep in a win over LIU Brooklyn Feb. 8, 1990, at the Sewall Center. A look at some of the perfect shooting nights in school history: FIELD GOALS Name FG-FGA Date Opponent (Result) Karvel Anderson 10-for-10 12/1/12 Ohio (W, 84-76) Rob Robinson 9-for-9 1/17/09 Wagner (W, ) Tony Lee 8-for-8 Canisius (W, 81-77) Rob Robinson 8-for-8 2/18/10 Sacred Heart (W, 64-39) Jimmy Langhurst 7-for-7 FIU (W, 88-61) Rob Robinson 7-for-7 2/28/09 Mount St. Mary s (W, 66-63) THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS Name FG-FGA Date Opponent (Result) Scott Shepherd 8-for-8 2/8/90 LIU Brooklyn (2/8/90) Karvel Anderson 8-for-8 12/1/12 Ohio (W, 84-76) Bubba Donnelly 7-for-7 Rider (W, 80-59) A Special Night Part Deux - Senior guard Karvel Anderson added to his legacy as one of the best three-point shooters in school history in an win over UT Arlington (11/21/13), tying a Charles L. Sewall Center record for three-pointers by a studentathlete from RMU with eight. Anderson finished 8-for-10 from beyond the arc against the Mavericks en route to a team-high 24 points. It marks the second time Anderson has connected for eight three-pointers in a game at The Chuck, as he also accomplished the feat in an win over Ohio (12/1/12). Anderson, one of six Colonials in school history to bury eight three-point field goals in a game at the Sewall Center, is the first to turn the trick twice. Anderson heads into Saturday s game leading the Colonials in scoring (19.0 ppg) while owning a single-season school record 103 three-pointers, an average of 3.22 per contest that leads the Northeast Conference. Anderson also leads the NEC in three-point field goal percentage at 46.2 percent (103-for-223). In The Clutch - You certainly could say that Robert Morris has a flair for the dramatic. In a overtime win over St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14), junior forward Lucky Jones became the latest member of the Colonials to hit a buzzer beater for RMU, as his layup with 3.1 seconds left in the extra frame lifted Robert Morris to the win. A look at the last 10 Colonials to sink a buzzer beater in the final 15 seconds for RMU: Player Opponent (Date) Time (sec) Score Lucky Jones vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) 3.1 (OT) W, Velton LIU Brooklyn (2/2/13) 9.8 W, Karvel Campbell (12/4/12) 4.5 # W, Velton Sacred Heart (2/23/12) 0.1 # W, Coron Youngstown State (12/22/11) 0.3 # W, Velton Quinnipiac (3/6/11) * 4.3 W, Russell Monmouth (2/19/11) 3.3 W, Dallas Green vs. Mount St. Mary s (3/11/09) * 2.5 W, Jeremy Sacred Heart (1/10/09) 2.1 (OT) W, Bateko Francisco vs. Youngstown State (11/25/08) 2.7 W, * NEC Tournament; # three-pointer Board Games - Part of following the formula in regard to being successful for Robert Morris over the last seven seasons has been the program s ability to crash the boards. Since the beginning of , Robert Morris owns a record of (.858) when the Colonials are even or better in rebounding in a game, including a (.866) mark when outrebounding their opponent. In Andrew Toole s four seasons as head coach, Robert Morris has posted a record of (.817) when outrebounding its opponent, including a mark of 14-2 (.875) in NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

14 Year Date Result Venue Overall 1982 Loyola (Md.) 3/2/82 W, H 1-0 Baltimore 3/4/82 W, H 2-0 LIU Brooklyn 3/6/82 W, A Loyola (Md.) 3/8/83 W, H 4-0 Saint Francis U. 3/10/83 W, H 5-0 LIU Brooklyn 3/12/83 W, H Wagner 3/8/84 W, N 7-0 Fairleigh Dickinson 3/9/84 W, N 8-0 LIU Brooklyn 3/10/84 L, N Fairleigh Dickinson 3/2/85 L, N Loyola (Md.) 3/6/86 W, H 9-2 Marist 3/7/86 L, H Wagner 3/3/87 L, A St. Francis Brooklyn 3/6/88 L, H LIU Brooklyn 3/3/89 W, H 10-5 Fairleigh Dickinson 3/4/89 W, H Fairleigh Dickinson 3/2/90 W, H 12-5 Monmouth 3/3/90 W, H DNQ 1992 Saint Francis U. 3/5/92 W, H 14-5 St. Francis Brooklyn 3/7/92 W, H 15-5 Marist 3/11/92 W, H LIU Brooklyn 3/2/93 L, H Marist 2/27/94 W, H 17-6 Monmouth 3/4/94 L, A LIU Brooklyn 2/27/95 L, A Fairleigh Dickinson 2/28/96 W, A 18-8 Marist 3/1/96 L, A St. Francis Brooklyn 2/25/97 L, A Fairleigh Dickinson 2/26/98 L, N Mount St. Mary s 2/27/99 L, N Northeast Conference Tournament History A charter member of the Northeast Conference, Robert Morris has appeared in the NEC Tournament 30 out of a possible 33 times. RMU s 35 victories in the NEC Tournament are the most by any institution in the history of the tournament. Neutral Sites The 1984 NEC Tournament was hosted by Marist (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) The 1985 NEC Tournament was hosted by Loyola (Md.) (Baltimore, Md.) The 1986 NEC Tournament was hosted by Robert Morris (Moon Township, Pa.) The 1998 NEC Tournament was hosted by Central Connecticut State (New Britain, Conn.) The 1999 NEC Tournament was hosted by Wagner (Staten Island, N.Y.) The 2000 & 2001 NEC Tournaments were held at Sovereign Bank Arena (Trenton, N.J.) The 2002, 2003 & 2004 NEC Tournament were hosted by Wagner (Staten Island, N.Y.) Year Date Result Venue Overall 2000 Saint Francis U. 3/3/00 W, N Mount St. Mary s 3/4/00 W, N Central Conn. State 3/6/00 L, N DNQ 2002 UMBC 3/1/02 L, N DNQ 2004 Saint Francis U. 3/6/04 W, N Monmouth 3/7/04 L, N Wagner 3/3/05 L, H Mount St. Mary s 3/2/06 W, A Fairleigh Dickinson 3/5/06 L, A Mount St. Mary s 3/1/07 L, H Monmouth 3/6/08 W, H Mount St. Mary s 3/9/08 L, H St. Francis Brooklyn 3/5/09 W, H Quinnipiac 3/8/09 W, H Mount St. Mary s 3/11/09 W, H Central Conn. State 3/4/10 W, H Mount St. Mary s 3/7/10 W, H Quinnipiac 3/10/10 W, A Wagner 3/3/11 W, H Quinnipiac 3/6/11 W, A LIU Brooklyn * 3/9/11 L, A Monmouth 3/1/12 W, H Wagner 3/4/12 W, A LIU Brooklyn 3/7/12 L, A St. Francis Brooklyn 3/6/13 W, H Mount St. Mary s 3/9/13 L, H Fairleigh Dickinson 3/5/14 W, H Saint Francis U. 3/8/14 NEC Tournament Titles School No. 1. Robert Morris 7 2. LIU Brooklyn 5 3. Fairleigh Dickinson 4 Monmouth 4 5. Central Connecticut State 3 Mount St. Mary s 3 7. Marist 2 Rider 2 9. Saint Francis U. 1 Wagner RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

15 Northeast Conference Tournament History NEC Tournament Quick Hits The Colonials own a record of 24-7 (.774) in tournament games played at home, including a record of 19-6 (.760) in games at the Charles L. Sewall Center, 6-8 (.429) in road games and a mark of 5-7 (.417) in neutral site contests RMU has appeared in the NEC Tournament in each of the past 11 seasons, advancing to the semifinals nine times over that span and the NEC Championship game four times (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) RMU has hosted the NEC Tournament championship game five times (1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009), with the Colonials a perfect 5-0 in those games RMU is 2-2 in NEC Tournament championship games on the road, with LIU Brooklyn (1982) and Quinnipiac (2010) and a pair of LIU Brooklyn (2011, 2012) Robert Morris is one of four programs in the NEC to have won back-to-back league titles, having accomplished the feat three times (1982 & 1983, 1989 & 1990 and 2009 & 2010) The Colonials have advanced to the semifinals of the NEC Tournament 18 times in school history, the most in league history The 43 points RMU held Saint Francis U. in the 2004 tournament quarterfinals is the fewest points scored in a tourney game The Colonials are one of four teams to score 100 points in a tournament game, joining LIU Brooklyn, Wagner and Saint Francis U. Robert Morris NEC Tournament MVP s Tom Parks (Redshirt Junior) In helping lead Robert Morris to the first ECAC Metro Tournament championship averaged 13.3 points but sealed MVP honors by scoring 21 points off the bench in an LIU Brooklyn (3/6/82) in the championship game... Against the Blackbirds converted nine of his 12 attempts from the field Chipper Harris (Junior) In three games of the 1983 ECAC Metro Tournament averaged 28.7 points, 5.0 assists, 4.3 steals in three games to claim MVP accolades... In the championship game, a victory over LIU Brooklyn (3/12/83), scored 32 points on 11-of-19 shooting from the field and a 10-for-15 performance at the free-throw line while compiling seven rebounds, four assists and five steals Vaughn Luton (Senior) Scored 25 points in the 1989 NEC Tournament championship game, a victory over Fairleigh Dickinson (3/4/89) at the Charles L. Sewall Center... Hit 11 of his 13 shots from the field against the Knights and in two games of the NEC Tournament averaged 20.0 points and 5.0 rebounds... Scored 20 points and grabbed eight boards in the semifinals, a win over LIU Brooklyn (3/3/89) Myron Walker (Sophomore) Averaged 20.7 points and shot 53.3% from the field in three games of the 1992 NEC Tournament to earn MVP honors... In an win over Marist (3/11/92) in the NEC Tournament championship game scored a game-high 28 points while grabbing six rebounds and posting three steals... Scored 19 points in the second half against the Red Foxes to help lift RMU to the win Jeremy Chappell (Senior) Scored a game-high 15 points in a win over Mount St. Mary s (3/11/09) in the 2009 NEC Tournament championship game... Tied a season high with 25 points to lead RMU to a win over Quinnipiac (3/8/09) in the semifinals of the 2009 NEC Tournament... Averaged 19.7 points and 6.3 rebounds in the 2009 NEC Tournament en route to MVP honors Karon Abraham (Freshman) Abraham was also named the MVP of the 2010 NEC Tournament after averaging 17.7 points while shooting 54.5 percent (18-for-33) from the field, including 50 percent (8-for-16) from beyond the arc, in three games... In the championship Quinnipiac finished with 16 points, four rebounds and three steals... Named the 2010 NEC Rookie of the Year #MOmentum #ColonialPride Robert Morris in the NEC Tournament BY ROUND W-L First Round 1-3 Quarterfinals 16-9 Semifinals 11-6 Final 7-4 TOTAL vs. OPPONENTS W-L Baltimore 1-0 Bryant 0-0 Central Connecticut State 1-1 Fairleigh Dickinson 5-3 LIU Brooklyn 3-5 Loyola (Md.) 3-0 Md.-Baltimore County 0-1 Marist 2-2 Monmouth 3-2 Mount St. Mary s 4-4 Quinnipiac 3-0 Sacred Heart 0-0 Saint Francis U. 4-0 St. Francis Brooklyn 3-2 Wagner 3-2 TOTAL vs. OPPONENTS BY ROUND Opponent 1st Q S F Baltimore Bryant Central Conn. State Fairleigh Dickinson LIU Brooklyn Loyola (Md.) UMBC Marist Monmouth Mount St. Mary s Quinnipiac Sacred Heart Saint Francis U St. Francis Brooklyn Wagner TOTAL BY COACHES W-L Matt Furjanic 8-1 (.889) Mike Rice 7-1 (.875) Andrew Toole 6-3 (.667) Jarrett Durham 10-8 (.556) Jim Boone 2-4 (.333) Mark Schmidt 2-5 (.286) TOTALS (.614) NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

16 Double-Figure Scoring Games (97 in )... Player Career Lucky Jones Karvel Anderson Mike McFadden Anthony Myers-Pate Jeremiah Worthem Charles Oliver Stephan Hawkins Kavon Stewart David Appolon Desjuan Newton Miscellaneous Statistics ( ) RMU s Record When (Player) scores in double figures... Player Career (Pct.) Lucky Jones (.707) Karvel Anderson (.621) Mike McFadden (.658) Anthony Myers-Pate (.778) Jeremiah Worthem (.500) Charles Oliver (.857) Stephan Hawkins (1.000) Kavon Stewart (.667) David Appolon (1.000) Desjuan Newton (.500) 40-Point Scoring Games (0 in )... None Eastern Michigan (11/26/02) by Maurice Carter (42 points) 30-Point Scoring Games (3 in )... Player Career Karvel Anderson Last vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) by Karvel Anderson (31 points) 20-Point Scoring Games (21 in )... Player Career Karvel Anderson Lucky Jones Jeremiah Worthem Anthony Myers-Pate Mike McFadden Wagner (3/1/14) by Karvel Anderson (21 points) Double-Figure Rebounding Games (8 in )... Player Career Lucky Jones Mike McFadden Aaron Tate Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) by Lucky Jones (10 rebounds) Double-Doubles (5 in )... Player Career Lucky Jones Mike McFadden Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) by Lucky Jones (13 pts, 10 reb) Triple-Doubles (0 in )... None CCSU (2/14/08) by Tony Lee (12 pts, 10 reb, 10 assists) 10 + Assist Games (0 in )... Player Career Anthony Myers-Pate Fairleigh Dickinson (1/10/13) by Velton Jones (11 assists) 5+ Steal Games (0 in )... Player Career LuckyJones Providence (3/25/13) by Russell Johnson (five steals) - NIT 5+ Three-Pointers in a Game (10 in )... Player Career Karvel Anderson Lucky Jones Anderson in : 5-for-8 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13)... 8-for-11 vs. UT Arlington (11/21/13)... Delaware (11/30/13) for-6 vs. Toledo (12/7/13)... Duquesne (12/14/13) Sacred Heart (1/9/14)... Bryant (1/11/14)... 5-for-10 vs. Saint Francis U. (1/16/14)... 5-for-5 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14)... Jones in : Oakland (12/22/13) RMU s Record When (Player) scores 40+ Points... None Eastern Michigan (11/26/02) by Maurice Carter (42 points) RMU s Record When (Player) scores 30+ Points... Player Career Karvel Anderson (1.000) Last vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) by Karvel Anderson (31 points) RMU s Record When (Player) scores 20+ Points... Player Career (Pct.) Karvel Anderson (.842) Lucky Jones (.333) Jeremiah Worthem (1.000) Anthony Myers-Pate (1.000) Mike McFadden (.000) Wagner (3/1/14) by Karvel Anderson (21 points) RMU s Record When (Player) grabs 10+ rebounds... Player Career (Pct.) Lucky Jones (.818) Mike McFadden (.000) Aaron Tate (1.000) Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) by Lucky Jones (10 rebounds) RMU s Record When (Player) records a double-double... Player Career (Pct.) Lucky Jones (.714) Mike McFadden (.000) Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) by Lucky Jones (13 pts, 10 reb) RMU s Record When (Player) records a triple-double... None CCSU (2/14/08) by Tony Lee (12 pts, 10 reb, 10 assists) RMU s Record When (Player) dishes out 10+ assists... Player Career (Pct.) Anthony Myers-Pate (1.000) Fairleigh Dickinson (1/10/13) by Velton Jones (11 assists) RMU s Record When (Player) posts 5+ steals... Player Career (Pct.) Lucky Jones (1.000) Providence (3/25/13) by Russell Johnson (five steals) - NIT RMU s Record When (Player) hits 5+ three-pointers in a game... Player Career (Pct.) Karvel Anderson (.833) Lucky Jones (.500) Anderson in : 5-for-8 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13)... 8-for-11 vs. UT Arlington (11/21/13)... Delaware (11/30/13)... 5-for-6 vs. Toledo (12/7/13)... Duquesne (12/14/13)... Sacred Heart (1/9/14)... Bryant (1/11/14)... 5-for-10 vs. Saint Francis U. (1/16/14)... 5-for-5 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14)... Jones in : 5- Oakland (12/22/13) RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

17 Mid-Major Basketball: A Six-Year Study (2007 to 2013)... Since the beginning of the season, Robert Morris has become one of the nation s elite in regard to mid-major basketball. Over the last six years, the Colonials have compiled an overall record of (.678), with the 141 victories tied for eighth with Davidson among mid-major programs in the country. Gonzaga has posted 163 wins over the same span, tops among mid-major institutions. A look at the top 50 Division I programs at the mid-major level over the last six seasons... School (Conference) Overall 1. Gonzaga (WC) (.799) 2. Saint Mary s (WC) (.797) 3. Utah State (WAC) (.739) 4. Belmont (OVC) (.731) Creighton (MVC) (.693) 6. Murray State (OVC) (.737) 7. Akron (MAC) (.679) 8. Davidson (Southern) (.698) Robert Morris (NEC) (.678) 10. Wichita State (MVC) (.665) 11. Stephen F. Austin (SL) (.730) Kent State (MAC) (.663) 13. George Mason (CAA) (.662) 14. Charleston (Southern) (.650) 15. Vermont (America East) (.665) 16. Northern Iowa (MVC) (.644) 17. Weber State (Big Sky) (.674) 18. Ohio (MAC) (.620) 19. Oakland (Summit) (.617) 20. Oral Roberts (SL) (.627) New Mexico State (WAC) (.615) Cleveland State (Horizon) (.614) 23. MTSU (Sun Belt) (.635) 24. Montana (Big Sky) (.663) Old Dominion (CAA) (.605) 26. Illinois State (MVC) (.607) 27. Fairfield (MAAC) (.597) 28. LIU Brooklyn (NEC) (.609) Morehead State (OVC) (.579) Valparaiso (Horizon) (.579) 31. North Texas (Sun Belt) (.601) Wright State (Horizon) (.589) 33. Lehigh (Patriot) (.612) Morgan State (MEAC) (.584) Iona (MAAC) (.581) 36. Sam Houston State (SL) (.597) Pacific (Big West) (.582) Rider (MAAC) (.573) 39. Coastal Carolina (Big South) (.601) UNC-Asheville (Big South) (.579) ETSU (Atlantic Sun) (.565) 42. Harvard (Ivy) (.629) Siena (MAAC) (.569) 44. Bucknell (Patriot) (.569) Wofford (Southern) (.566) 46. Mercer (Atlantic Sun) (.545) 47. South Alabama (Sun Belt) (.589) Texas-Arlington (Southland) (.580) 49. UCSB (Big West) (.578) American (Patriot) (.571) Quinnipiac (MAAC) (.571) Notes: Mid-major programs include teams from the following conferences... America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Great West, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, WAC and West Coast... Among mid-major programs that have averaged at least 20 victories since , the Colonials have faced five, posting a record of 6-5 (.545)... RMU is 4-0 vs. Ohio, 2-2 vs. Cleveland State, 0-2 vs. Kent State and 0-1 vs. Fairfield NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

18 Lineup Record 1. Jones, Tate, McFadden, Anderson, Myers-Pate 3-4 Savannah State W, Lafayette W, Eastern Michigan $ L, No. 1 Kentucky $ L, Texas-Arlington $ W, Cleveland State $ L, Oakland L, Jones, Tate, Hawkins, Anderson, Myers-Pate Buffalo L, Jones, Worthem, McFadden, Anderson, Myers-Pate Delaware L, Youngstown State L, Toledo L, Duquesne W, Campbell W, Oklahoma State L, Sacred Heart * W, Jones, Worthem, Hawkins, Anderson, Myers-Pate Alabama L, Bryant * W, Saint Francis U. * W, Mount St. Mary s * W, Jones, Hawkins (C), Appolon (G), Anderson, Myers-Pate 10-1 Sacred Heart * W, Wagner * W, Bryant * W, LIU Brooklyn * W, St. Francis Brooklyn * W, Saint Francis U. * W, Mount St. Mary s * W, LIU Brooklyn * W, St. Francis Brooklyn * W, Wagner * L, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON # W, Tate, Hawkins (C), Appolon (G), Anderson, Myers-Pate 0-1 Central Connecticut State * L, Jones, Tate, Appolon (G), Anderson, Myers-Pate Fairleigh Dickinson * W, SAINT FRANCIS U. # NEC Tournament Final Starting Lineups (F, F, C, G, G) $ Keightley Classic; * NEC game; # NEC Tournament Career Starts Player-by-Player Player Career Mike McFadden * Lucky Jones Anthony Myers-Pate Karvel Anderson Stephan Hawkins David Appolon Jeremiah Worthem Aaron Tate Desjuan Newton Charles Oliver Britton Lee Kavon Stewart * McFadden s career starts include 24 as a freshman in at Iona RMU s Record with (Player) in Starting Lineup Player Career (Pct.) Mike McFadden * (.630) Lucky Jones (.676) Anthony Myers-Pate (.611) Karvel Anderson (.643) Stephan Hawkins (.792) David Appolon (.846) Jeremiah Worthem (.545) Aaron Tate (.400) Desjuan Newton (.000) Charles Oliver (.000) Britton Lee (.000) Kavon Stewart (.000) * McFadden s career record includes a mark of 16-8 during his 24 starting Iona in prior to transferring to Robert Morris Number of Different Starting Lineups Under Toole Year No TOTAL 33 CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 Poll March 3, 2014 School Record Points Previous 1. Wichita State (31) Stephen F. Austin Gonzaga North Dakota State Harvard Green Bay Toledo Georgia State Delaware Belmont Indiana State BYU Mercer UC Irvine Iona Manhattan UC Santa Barbara North Carolina Central New Mexico State Buffalo NR 21. Davidson Saint Mary's Western Michigan Cleveland State NR 25. Vermont NR OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: San Francisco 48, Utah Valley 14, Towson 43, Ohio 40, Boston University 31, IPFW 29, Eastern Kentucky 24, South Dakota State 15, Akron 12, Quinnipiac 11, Canisius 10, Southern 9, Missouri State 8, Flordia Gluf Coast 7, Radford 7, Columbia 6, Eastern Michigan 6, American 4, Murray State 4, Sam Houston State 3, Stony Brook 3, Louisiana Lafayette 2, William & Mary RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

19 ROBERT MORRIS SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Points 1. Myron Walker ( ) Karvel Anderson ( ) Velton Jones ( ) Jeremy Chappell ( ) Gene Nabors ( ) Myron Walker ( ) Chipper Harris ( ) Chipper Harris ( ) Vaughn Luton ( ) Chipper Harris ( ) 530 Three-Point Field Goals 1. Karvel Anderson ( ) Scott Shepherd ( ) Coron Williams ( ) Karon Abraham ( ) Maurice Carter ( ) 84 Jeremy Chappell ( ) Karvel Anderson ( ) Aaron Thomas ( ) Derek Coleman ( ) 74 Coron Williams ( ) 74 Rebounds 1. Earl Cureton ( ) Anthony Dickens ( ) A.J. Jackson ( ) Anthony Dickens ( ) Mike Morton ( ) Tony Lee ( ) Tom Underman ( ) 221 Jeremy Chappell ( ) Steve Pettyjohn ( ) Roy Dudley ( ) 218 Free Throw Percentage (min. 50 attempts) 1. Derek Coleman ( ) Brandon Welsch ( ) Gene Nabors ( ) Aaron Thomas ( ) Karon Abraham ( ).851 Karon Abraham ( ) Mike Brunson ( ).850 A.J. Jackson ( ).850 Jimmy Langhurst ( ) DaMarcus Ellis ( ).849 Karvel Anderson ( ).849 Assists 1. Tony Lee ( ) Wade Timmerson ( ) Forest Grant ( ) Javier Smith ( ) Velton Jones ( ) Velton Jones ( ) Forest Grant ( ) 152 Derek Coleman ( ) Hosea Champine ( ) Javier Smith ( ) 144 Forest Grant ( ) 144 The Last Time it Happened (Individual)... AN RMU PLAYER SCORED 40+ POINTS (span of 380 games overall) Home - None Road - 42 by Maurice Carter in a Eastern Michigan, 11/26/02 (span of 201 games) Neutral - None AN RMU PLAYER SCORED 30+ POINTS (span of 3 games overall) Home - 31 by Karvel Anderson in OT win over SFC, 2/22/14 (span of 1 game) Road - 32 by Karvel Anderson in a Bryant, 1/11/14 (span of 6 games) Neutral - 35 by Gene Nabors in an win over Mount St. Mary s, 3/4/00 (span of 18 games) * TWO RMU PLAYERS RECORDED A DOUBLE-DOUBLE (span of 159 games overall) Home - By A.J. Jackson (39 points, 11 rebounds) and Tony Lee (11 points, 14 rebounds) in an win over Quinnipiac, 2/12/06 (span of 117 games) Road - By Russell Johnson (12 points, 11 rebounds) and Dallas Green (10 points, 10 rebounds) in a Youngstown State, 12/30/09 (span of 89 games) Neutral - By Ricky Cannon (24 points, 10 rebounds) and Joe Falletta (12 points, 12 rebounds) in a victory over Texas A&M in Huntington, W.Va., 11/30/90 (span of 27 games) # THREE RMU PLAYERS SCORED 20+ POINTS (span of 250 games overall) Home - By Kevin Covert (24), Steve Pettyjohn (23) and Gene Nabors (20) in a overtime loss to Quinnipiac, 2/19/00 (span of 190 games) Road - By A.J. Jackson (28), Tony Lee (23) and Derek Coleman (20) in a Saint Francis U., 1/23/07 (span of 131 games) Neutral - By Scott Shepherd (24), Ricky Cannon (21) and Andre Boyd (20) in a victory over Texas A&M in Huntington, W.Va., 11/30/90 (span of 27 games) # SIX RMU PLAYERS SCORED IN DOUBLE FIGURES (span of 12 games overall) Home - By Lucky Jones (18), Karvel Anderson (15), Charles Oliver (13), Stephan Hawkins (12), Anthony Myers-Pate (11) and Kavon Stewart (11) in a win over Sacred Heart, 1/23/14 (span of 7 games) Road - By Jeremy Chappell (21), Jimmy Langhurst (21), Tony Lee (19), A.J. Jackson (13), Bateko Francisco (12) and Dallas Green (11) in a overtime Seton Hall, 11/18/07 (span of 126 games) Neutral - By Scott Shepherd (24), Ricky Cannon (21), Andre Boyd (20), Joe Falletta (12), Magdi Billal (12) and Wade Timmerson (10) in a victory over Texas A&M in Huntington, W.Va., 11/30/90 (span of 27 games) # AN RMU PLAYER HIT 7+ THREE-POINTERS (span of 27 games overall) Home - By Karvel Anderson (8-for-11) in an win over UT Arlington, 11/21/13 (span of 11 games; also tied a Charles L. Sewall Center record) * Road - By Coron Williams (8-for-10) in an Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/10/13 (span of 28 games) Neutral - By Gene Nabors (7-for-10) in a victory against Saint Francis U., 3/3/00 (span of 19 games) * MISCELLANEOUS INDIVIDUAL An RMU player finished with 20 or more rebounds: By Mike Morton (20) in a loss against Baltimore, 1/12/80 (span of 1,023 games overall) An RMU player finished with 15 or more rebounds: By Russell Johnson (15) in a St. Francis Brooklyn, 1/31/13 (span of 45 games overall) An RMU player had 10 or more assists: By Velton Jones (11) in an Fairleigh Dickinson, 1/10/13 (span of 51 games overall) * An RMU player had five or more steals: By Russell Johnson (5) in a Providence (NIT), 3/25/13 (span of 32 games overall) Three RMU players with 10+ rebounds: By Steve Pettyjohn (11), Gene Nabors (10) and Matt Smith (10) in an win over Mount St. Mary s, 1/29/00 (span of 453 games overall) Two RMU players with 10+ rebounds: By Tony Lee (12) and A.J. Jackson (10) in a LIU Brooklyn, 2/16/06 (span of 270 games overall) * Northeast Conference Tournament # Marshall Memorial Classic (Huntington, W.Va.) NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

20 Leading the Colonials... The Charles L. Sewall Center Games leading RMU in scoring (w/ties)... Player Career Karvel Anderson Lucky Jones Anthony Myers-Pate Charles Oliver Games leading RMU in rebounding (w/ties)... Player Career Lucky Jones Aaron Tate Anthony Myers-Pate Karvel Anderson David Appolon Stephan Hawkins Games leading RMU in assists (w/ties)... Player Career Anthony Myers-Pate Kavon Stewart Karvel Anderson Lucky Jones David Appolon Aaron Tate Games leading RMU in steals (w/ties)... Player Career Anthony Myers-Pate Lucky Jones Karvel Anderson David Appolon Kavon Stewart Aaron Tate Stephan Hawkins Charles Oliver Just The Digits... Dunks (22 in )... Player Career Mike McFadden Stephan Hawkins Aaron Tate Lucky Jones David Appolon Karvel Anderson Charges Taken (10 in )... Player Career Lucky Jones Desjuan Newton Karvel Anderson David Appolon Jeremiah Worthem Anthony Myers-Pate Mike McFadden Kavon Stewart Consecutive Games... Player Career David Appolon Lucky Jones Anthony Myers-Pate Consecutive Starts... Player Starts Anthony Myers-Pate Robert Morris celebrated its 25th season of playing its home games at the Charles L. Sewall Center in The facility was dedicated in 1985 and named for the man who served Robert Morris as president from 1967 until The Sewall Center has been the site where the Northeast Conference Tournament champion has been crowned in men s basketball a total of five times in the last 28 years, with the Colonials winning four of those titles. RMU won the NEC Tournament on its home court in 1989, 1990, 1992 and 2009, while in 1986 No. 2 seed Marist won the championship with a win over No. 1 seed Fairleigh Dickinson. The 2009 NEC Tournament men's basketball championship game held at the Sewall Center featured the first sell-out crowd in school history, with 3,227 fans packed into the arena to watch Robert Morris post a win over Mount St. Mary s that was televised nationally on ESPN2. Former forward Dallas Green ( ) hit the game-winning shot with 2.2 seconds to play to help lift the Colonials to their sixth NEC Tournament title. In addition, the Robert Morris women s basketball team claimed back-to-back NEC Tournament championships at the Sewall Center in 2007 and A look at the year-by-year record for Robert Morris playing at home since the opening of the Sewall Center in 1985: Overall NEC Year Record Pct. Record Pct TOTALS NOTABLE SEWALL CENTER VICTORIES No. Result Date 1 Robert Morris 67, Coppin State 55 Dec. 7, Robert Morris 67, Wagner 66 Feb. 22, Robert Morris 66, Bucknell 51 Nov. 14, Robert Morris 81, Central Conn. State 75 Jan. 29, Robert Morris 48, Mount St. Mary s 46 * March 11, Robert Morris 72, Campbell 61 Dec. 18, 2013 * 2009 NEC Tournament championship game RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

21 RMU Statistical Trends Robert Morris is... At home On the road Neutral Site Overtime Day Games Night Games Home Northeast Conference Away Northeast Conference Games decided by 1 point Games decided by 2-5 points Games decided by 6-9 points Games decided by 10 points or more When outrebounding opponent When outrebounded by opponent When rebounds equal When leading at the half When trailing at the half When tied at the half When playing teams w/ winning record When playing teams w/ losing record When playing teams w/.500 record When outshooting opponent When outshot by opponent When tied in shooting w/ opponent When team has 30+ rebounds When team has 40+ rebounds When team has 50+ rebounds When team shoots below 40% When team shoots 40% or above When team shoots 50% or above When RMU makes 5+ 3-pt. field goals When RMU makes pt. field goals When an RMU player scores When an RMU player scores When an RMU players scores When an RMU player has 10+ rebounds When an RMU player has 10+ assists When an RMU player has 5+ steals FROM THE FIELD When scoring 80 or more points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring below 60 points When opponents score under 60 points When opponents score points When opponents score points When opponents score 80 or more points STREAKS Coming off a win Coming off a loss Longest winning streak... 7 (two occasions) Longest losing streak... 5 (11/23/13 to 12/7/13) Current Streak... W1 DAYS OF THE WEEK Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday The Last Time it Happened... TEAM Bold: Occurred during season Won in Overtime vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) Lost in Overtime LIU Brooklyn (3/9/11) $ Won by 30+ points (34) Fairleigh Dickinson (1/10/13) Won by 40+ points (43) vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (2/23/13) Lost by 30+ points (38) No. 1 Kentucky (11/17/13) % Lost by 40+ points (43) Syracuse (11/11/09) Scored 100 points (107) W, vs. Alcorn State (11/21/09) Allowed 100 points (100) L, Oakland (12/22/13) Both teams scored 100 points L, Seton Hall (11/18/07) (OT) Scored points (90) L, Oakland (12/22/13) Allowed points (90) L, LIU Brooklyn (3/7/12) $ Scored points (49) L, No. 1 Kentucky (11/17/13) % Allowed points (43) W, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (2/23/13) Shot 60% from the field (63.3) L, vs. Toledo (12/7/13) Opponent shot 60% (61.5) W, Saint Francis U. (2/8/12) Shot less than 30% (27.4) L, Wagner (3/1/14) Opp. shot less than 30% (28.8) W, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (2/23/13) Made 10+ three-point FG s (10) W, vs. Wagner (1/25/14) Att. 25+ three-point FG s (26) L, vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) Made 30+ free throws (30) W, Wagner (3/4/12) $ 50+ rebounds (56) W, vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (2/23/13) 25+ assists (26) W, vs. Bryant (2/3/11) 10+ steals (10) L, vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) Blocked 5+ shots (5) W, Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) $ Northeast Conference Tournament; # National Invitation Tournament (NIT) Career Games / Starts No. Player GP GS 1 Mike McFadden Britton Lee Kavon Stewart David Appolon Anthony Myers-Pate Desjuan Newton Jeremiah Worthem Charles Oliver Karvel Anderson Lucky Jones Aaron Tate Evan Grey Stephan Hawkins The Need for Three Over the course of the last decade, converting the three-point shot and Robert Morris has become synonymous. Despite having its string of consecutive seasons with at least 200 three-pointers snapped at six by finishing with 197 in , the Colonials are at the top of the Northeast Conference over the last 10 years in three-point field goals made per game. Since the start of the campaign, the Colonials have averaged 7.24 three-pointers per contest, ahead of LIU Brooklyn (7.19). Senior guard Karvel Anderson leads the Colonials so far in with 103 three-pointers, an average of 3.22 per game that leads the NEC. A breakdown of the NEC s top five teams in threepointers made since the beginning of the campaign... Team G No. Avg./G 1. Robert Morris 326 2, LIU Brooklyn 307 2, St. Francis Brooklyn 296 1, Central Conn. State 301 1, Mount St. Mary s 309 1, NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

22 Robert Morris Season Highs - Individual #1 - MIKE McFADDEN (Sr., F, Newark, N.J.) Pts: 12 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13) Reb: 9 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13) Ast: 2 on two occasions FG: 5 on three occasions FGA: Eastern Michigan (11/14/13) 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: 6 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13) FTA: 10 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13) Blk: Youngstown State (12/4/13) Stl: Youngstown State (12/4/13) Min: 32 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) #2 - BRITTON LEE (Fr., G, Philadelphia, Pa.) Pts: 0 Reb: 0 Ast: 0 FG: 0 FGA: Kentucky (11/17/13) 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: 0 FTA: 2 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13) Blk: 0 Stl: 0 Min: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) #3 - KAVON STEWART (Fr., G, Paterson, N.J.) Pts: 11 on two occasions Reb: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) Ast: Oakland (12/22/13) FG: 4 on two occasions FGA: 7 on three occasions 3FG: 1 on two occasions 3FGA: Oakland (12/22/13) FTM: 10 vs. Wagner (1/25/14) FTA: 12 vs. Wagner (1/25/14) Blk: 1 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) Stl: 4 vs. Campbell (12/18/13) Min: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) #5 - ANT MYERS-PATE (Sr., G, Washington, D.C.) Pts: 21 vs. Bryant (1/30/14) Reb: 5 on two occasions Ast: 9 vs. UT Arlington (11/21/13) FG: 8 vs. Bryant (1/30/14) FGA: 9 on two occasions 3FG: 3 vs. Bryant (1/30/14) 3FGA: 4 vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) FTM: Oklahoma State (12/30/13) FTA: 10 vs. Campbell (12/18/13) Blk: 0 Stl: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) Min: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) #10 - DESJUAN NEWTON (Jr., G, Seattle, Wash.) Pts: Kentucky (11/17/13) Reb: Lafayette (11/12/13) Ast: Cleveland State (11/23/13) FG: 4 on two occasions FGA: Lafayette (11/12/13) 3FG: 2 on three occasions 3FGA: Lafayette (11/12/13) FTM: 2 on two occasions FTA: Kentucky (11/17/13) Blk: 1 on two occasions Stl: Lafayette (11/12/13) Min: Buffalo (11/26/13) #11 - JEREMIAH WORTHEM (Fr., F, Philadelphia, Pa.) Pts: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) Reb: Youngstown State (12/4/13) Ast: 4 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) FG: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) FGA: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) 3FG: 1 on 12 occasions 3FGA: Oklahoma State (12/30/13) FTM: Cleveland State (11/23/13) FTA: Cleveland State (11/23/13) Blk: Bryant (1/11/14) Stl: 2 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) Min: Alabama (1/4/14) #15 - KARVEL ANDERSON (Sr., G, Elkhart, Ind.) Pts: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) Reb: Youngstown State (12/4/13) Ast: 4 on two occasions FG: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) FGA: 27 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) 3FG: 8 vs. UT Arlington (11/21/13) 3FGA: 13 on two occasions FTM: 5 on two occasions FTA: 6 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) Blk: Buffalo (11/26/13) Stl: Saint Francis U. (2/13/14) Min: 42 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) #22 - LUCKY JONES (G/F, Jr., Newark, N.J.) Pts: Oakland (12/22/13) Reb: 11 on three occasions Ast: 4 on three occasions FG: 10 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) FGA: Oakland (12/22/13) 3FG: Oakland (12/22/13) 3FGA: Oakland (12/22/13) FTM: 7 on five occasions FTA: 9 on two occasions Blk: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) Stl: 4 vs. UT Arlington (11/21/13) Min: 35 on two occasions #24 - AARON TATE (So., F, New Bern, N.C.) Pts: 8 on two occasions Reb: LIU Brooklyn (2/6/14) Ast: 1 on nine occasions FG: 4 on two occasions FGA: 7 on two occasions 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) FTA: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) Blk: 1 on two occasions Stl: Bryant (1/11/14) Min: Bryant (1/11/14) #4 - DAVID APPOLON (Jr., G, Philadelphia, Pa.) Pts: 13 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) Reb: 9 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) Ast: 5 vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) FG: 6 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) FGA: 11 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) 3FG: Lafayette (11/12/13) 3FGA: 5 vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) FTM: Saint Francis U. (2/13/14) FTA: Saint Francis U. (2/13/14) Blk: 1 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) Stl: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) Min: 32 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) #12 - CHARLES OLIVER (Jr., G, Scotch Plains, N.J.) Pts: 19 vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14) Reb: 4 on two occasions Ast: 1 on nine occasions FG: 7 vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14) FGA: 10 on two occasions 3FG: Oakland (12/22/13) 3FGA: 6 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) FTM: 5 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) FTA: 6 on two occasions Blk: LIU Brooklyn (2/6/14) Stl: Oklahoma State (12/30/13) Min: 26 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) Note: Totals in bold for returning players a career high established during season #45 - STEPHAN HAWKINS (So., F, Gary, Ind.) Pts: 12 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) Reb: Bryant (1/11/14) Ast: St. Francis Brooklyn (2/8/14) FG: 5 on two occasions FGA: 8 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: St. Francis Brooklyn (2/8/14) FTA: St. Francis Brooklyn (2/8/14) Blk: 2 on two occasions Stl: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) Min: 31 on two occasions RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

23 #1 - MIKE McFADDEN (Sr., F, Newark, N.J.) Pts: Fairfield (3/21/12) - CIT Reb: 13 vs. Lehigh (11/12/12) - NIT Ast: Hampton (12/8/12) FG: Fairfield (3/21/12) - CIT FGA: 14 vs. Baylor (11/27/09) 3FG: Hampton (12/8/12) 3FGA: Hampton (12/8/12) FTM: 7 vs. Norfolk State (11/21/09) FTA: 10 on two occasions Blk: 3 on two occasions Stl: 4 on three occasions Min: 34 on two occasions #2 - BRITTON LEE (Fr., G, Philadelphia, Pa.) Pts: 0 Reb: 0 Ast: 0 FG: 0 FGA: Kentucky (11/17/13) 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: 0 FTA: 2 vs. Savannah State (11/9/13) Blk: 0 Stl: 0 Min: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) #3 - KAVON STEWART (Fr., G, Paterson, N.J.) Pts: 11 on two occasions Reb: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) Ast: Oakland (12/22/13) FG: 4 on two occasions FGA: 7 on three occasions 3FG: 1 on two occasions 3FGA: Oakland (12/22/13) FTM: 10 vs. Wagner (1/25/14) FTA: 12 vs. Wagner (1/25/14) Blk: 1 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) Stl: 4 vs. Campbell (12/18/13) Min: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) #4 - DAVID APPOLON (Jr., G, Philadelphia, Pa.) Pts: 13 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) Reb: 9 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) Ast: 5 vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) FG: 6 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) FGA: 11 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) 3FG: Lafayette (11/12/13) 3FGA: 5 vs. Central Connecticut State (2/1/14) FTM: 4 on two occasions FTA: Saint Francis U. (2/13/14) Blk: 1 on two occasions Stl: 4 on two occasions Min: 32 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) Robert Morris Career Highs #5 - ANT MYERS-PATE (Sr., G, Washington, D.C.) Pts: 21 vs. Bryant (1/30/14) Reb: Central Connecticut State (1/7/12) Ast: 10 on two occasions FG: 8 vs. Bryant (1/30/14) FGA: Memphis (12/29/11) 3FG: Monmouth (1/21/12) 3FGA: 5 on five occasions FTM: Oklahoma State (12/30/13) FTA: 10 on two occasions Blk: Monmouth (1/21/12) Stl: 4 on five occasions Min: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) #10 - DESJUAN NEWTON (Jr., G, Seattle, Wash.) Pts: Kentucky (11/17/13) Reb: Lafayette (11/12/13) Ast: Cleveland State (11/23/13) FG: 4 on two occasions FGA: Lafayette (11/12/13) 3FG: 2 on three occasions 3FGA: Lafayette (11/12/13) FTM: 2 on two occasions FTA: Kentucky (11/17/13) Blk: 1 on two occasions Stl: Lafayette (11/12/13) Min: Buffalo (11/26/13) #11 - JEREMIAH WORTHEM (Fr., F, Philadelphia, Pa.) Pts: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) Reb: Youngstown State (12/4/13) Ast: 4 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) FG: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) FGA: Mount St. Mary s (1/18/14) 3FG: 1 on 12 occasions 3FGA: Oklahoma State (12/30/13) FTM: Cleveland State (11/23/13) FTA: Cleveland State (11/23/13) Blk: Bryant (1/11/14) Stl: 2 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) Min: Alabama (1/4/14) #12 - CHARLES OLIVER (Jr., G, Scotch Plains, N.J.) Pts: 19 vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14) Reb: 4 on two occasions Ast: 1 on nine occasions FG: 7 vs. Mount St. Mary s (2/15/14) FGA: 10 vs. LIU Brooklyn (2/20/14) 3FG: Oakland (12/22/13) 3FGA: 6 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) FTM: 5 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) FTA: 6 on two occasions Blk: LIU Brooklyn (2/6/14) Stl: Oklahoma State (12/30/13) Min: 26 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) #15 - KARVEL ANDERSON (Sr., G, Elkhart, Ind.) Pts: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) Reb: 7 vs. Fordham (11/13/12) - NIT Ast: 5 vs. Quinnipiac (1/19/13) FG: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) FGA: 27 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) 3FG: 8 on two occasions 3FGA: 13 on two occasions FTM: 6 vs. Saint Francis U. (2/6/13) FTA: Arkansas (12/20/12) Blk: 2 on two occasions Stl: Saint Francis U. (2/13/14) Min: 42 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn (2/22/14) #22 - LUCKY JONES (G/F, Jr., Newark, N.J.) Pts: Oakland (12/22/13) Reb: Monmouth (1/21/12) Ast: 4 on four occasions FG: 10 vs. Toledo (12/7/13) FGA: Oakland (12/22/13) 3FG: 6 vs. Monmouth (2/21/13) 3FGA: Oakland (12/22/13) FTM: 13 vs. Saint Francis U. (2/6/13) FTA: Campbell (12/4/12) Blk: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) Stl: Campbell (12/4/12) Min: Monmouth (1/21/12) #24 - AARON TATE (So., F, New Bern, N.C.) Pts: 8 on two occasions Reb: LIU Brooklyn (2/6/14) Ast: 1 on nine occasions FG: 4 on two occasions FGA: 7 on two occasions 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) FTA: Fairleigh Dickinson (2/27/14) Blk: 1 on two occasions Stl: Bryant (1/11/14) Min: Bryant (1/11/14) #45 - STEPHAN HAWKINS (So., F, Gary, Ind.) Pts: 12 on two occasions Reb: 9 vs. Lehigh (11/12/12) - NIT Ast: 2 on two occasions FG: 5 on three occasions FGA: 8 vs. Sacred Heart (1/23/14) 3FG: 0 3FGA: 0 FTM: Monmouth (1/12/13) FTA: Monmouth (1/12/13) Blk: 3 on two occasions Stl: Sacred Heart (1/9/14) Min: 31 on two occasions NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012

24 High / Low Analysis ROBERT MORRIS HIGH LOW Points Oakland Wagner Points (First Half) 41 vs. UT Arlington & Toledo Kentucky Points (Second Half) Oakland Wagner Halftime Margin +15 (48-33) vs. Sacred Heart -24 Kentucky Win/Loss Margin +26 (91-65) vs. Sacred Heart -38 Kentucky Rebounds 46 vs. Savannah State 23 vs. Toledo Alabama Rebound Margin +11 Youngstown State -23 Kentucky Field Goals Lafayette Kentucky Field Goals Attempted Lafayette Saint Francis U. Field Goal Percentage.633 (31-for-49) vs. Toledo.232 Kentucky Three-Point Field Goals 12 vs. UT Arlington 4 on five occasions Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Wagner Mount St. Mary s Three-Point Field Goal Percentage.800 St. Francis Brooklyn.235 Buffalo Free Throws 29 vs. Savannah State 5 vs. Toledo Free-Throws Attempted 45 vs. Savannah State 10 on three occasions Free-Throw Percentage.941 (16-for-17) vs. Bryant.417 (5-for-12) vs. Toledo Assists Oakland 6 on three occasions Turnovers Alabama 5 vs. Sacred Heart Blocked Shots Fairleigh Dickinson 0 on five occasions Steals Sacred Heart Youngstown State Duquesne Personal Fouls Cleveland State 11 vs. Central Connecticut State OPPONENT HIGH LOW Points Oakland St. Francis Brooklyn Points (First Half) Oakland Alabama Points (Second Half) Cleveland State 32 vs. Campbell LIU Brooklyn Halftime Margin +24 Kentucky -15 (33-48) vs. Sacred Heart Win/Loss Margin +38 Kentucky -31 (65-91) vs. Sacred Heart Rebounds Kentucky 22 vs. Saint Francis U. Saint Francis U. Rebound Margin +23 Kentucky -11 Youngstown State Field Goals Oakland Duquesne Field Goals Attempted 62 on three occasions 41 vs. Saint Francis U. Field Goal Percentage.585 (24-for-41) vs. Saint Francis U..323 LIU Brooklyn Three-Point Field Goals Oakland & vs. Saint Francis U. Eastern Michigan Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Lafayette Eastern Michigan Three-Point Field Goal Percentage.478 (11-for-24) vs. Saint Francis U..100 Eastern Michigan Free Throws Cleveland State 2 vs. St. Francis Brooklyn Free-Throws Attempted Cleveland State Saint Francis U. & vs. St. Francis Brooklyn Free-Throw Percentage (13-for-13) vs. Central Conn. State.250 (2-for-8) vs. St. Francis Brooklyn Assists Oakland 8 vs. Savannah State Turnovers 19 vs. Saint Francis U. Youngstown State Blocked Shots Eastern Michigan Delaware & vs. Bryant Steals Alabama 1 vs. LIU Brooklyn Personal Fouls 32 vs. Savannah State Alabama Sacred Heart INDIVIDUAL ROBERT MORRIS OPPONENT Points 36 Sacred Heart 30 Francis vs. Bryant Points (First Half) 18 Anderson vs. UT Arlington 20 Oakland Points (Second Half) 26 Anderson vs. LIU Brooklyn 21 Dowell vs. UT Arlington Rebounds 11 Two players, four times 15 Kentucky Field Goals 15 Sacred Heart 12 Francis vs. Bryant Field Goals Attempted 23 Bryant 22 Dowell vs. UT Arlington Field Goal Percentage (min. 5 made) (5-for-5) Appolon vs. LIU Brooklyn (8-for-8) Abdel Sacred Heart Three-Point Field Goals 8 Anderson vs. UT Arlington 7 Oakland Three-Point Field Goals Attempted 13 Bryant 15 Dowell vs. UT Arlington Three-Point Field Goal Pct. (min. 3 made) (5-for-5) Anderson vs. LIU Brooklyn.750 (3-for-4) Three players Free Throws 10 Stewart vs. Wagner 12 Delaware Free-Throws Attempted 12 Two players, two times 15 Delaware Free-Throw Percentage (min. 3 made) (7-for-7) Jones on two occasions (10-for-10) Kentucky Assists 9 Myers-Pate vs. UT Arlington 11 LIU Brooklyn 9 Oakland Blocked Shots 3 LIU Brooklyn 5 Buffalo, Danaher vs. Mount Steals 4 Four players, four times 6 Alabama RMU Basketball NEC Champions: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010

25 In The Beginning - Robert Morris was the first institution to jump directly from the junior college ranks to NCAA Division I. RMU played basketball at the junior college level for 13 seasons from 1963 to 1976, posting a record of (.832) under head coach Gus Krop. Krop led the Colonials to a record of 30-1 (.968) in in its sixth season as a junior college program, with its only loss a setback to Paducah (Ky.) in the national title game. In his time leading Robert Morris, Krop coached nine All-Americans and also recruited Earl Cureton, a native of Detroit, Mich., who played one season with the Colonials when it was a junior college program ( ) as well as the first season of Division I basketball in Half A Century - The campaign marks the 51st season of intercollegiate basketball at Robert Morris. The Colonials compiled an overall record of (.832) in 13 years as a junior college program from 1963 to 1976 and since moving to Division I with the campaign has posted an overall record of (.494). Combined, Robert Morris posted a record of (.572) over its first 50 years as an intercollegiate program from 1963 to In honor of 50 years of intercollegiate basketball, Robert Morris will enshrine the Colonials, the first squad to qualify for the NCAA Tournament, into the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame Feb. 15, The First Superstar - Don Mackey ( ) was the only player in junior college history to score over 1,000 points in his two seasons with the program. A native of Homestead, Pa., Mackey finished his two years with the Colonials by scoring 1,034 points, and his 43 points in a win over Walsh Jan. 30, 1965, still stands as the most points scored in a game by a player in a Robert Morris uniform. He went on to finish his collegiate career at Gannon University and was inducted into the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame Oct. 9, Mackey is one of nine members of the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame from the junior college ranks, which also includes former All-Americans Perry Johnson (1969), Cleveland Edwards (1969) and Ron Hightower (1971 and 1972). The Twirl - Arguably the best basketball player in school history, in his one season at the Division I level in a Robert Morris uniform Earl The Twirl Cureton ( ) averaged 17.2 points and 10.5 rebounds per game in Cureton still owns Robert Morris single-season records for rebounds (274) and rebounding average and is the only player in the program s Division I history to average a double-double. He transferred to the University of Detroit to continue his Division I career and was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in the third round of the 1979 NBA Draft. He went on to play 12 seasons in the NBA, earning a pair of championship rings, one with the 76ers in 1983 and the other with the Houston Rockets in Robert Morris Historical Tidbits Who Was Robert Morris? Robert Morris, Jr. (January 20, 1734 May 8, 1806) was a Liverpool-born American merchant and signer of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation and the United States Constitution. He was elected to the Pennsylvania Assembly, became the Chairman of the Pennsylvania Committee of Safety and was chosen as a delegate to the Second Continental Congress, where he served as chairman of the Secret Committee of Trade and as a member of the Committee of Correspondence. From 1781 to 1784, he served as the powerful Superintendent of Finance, managing the economy of the fledgling United States. As the central civilian in the government, Morris was, next to General George Washington, the most powerful man in America. His successful administration led to the sobriquet, Financier of the Revolution. He was one of Pennsylvania's original pair of U.S. senators, serving from 1789 to A look at his legacy: - A portrait of Morris appeared on U.S. $1000 notes from 1862 to Morris and Roger Sherman were the only two people to sign all three significant founding documents of the United States, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the U.S. Constitution. - The dollar sign ("$") was in common use among private merchants during the middle of the 18th century. It referred to the two columns draped with scrolls on the Spanish milled dollar, which predated the U.S. Dollar. Morris was the first to use that symbol in official documents. Charter Member - Robert Morris played independently as a Division I program for five seasons before becoming a charter member of the ECAC Metro Conference in 1981, which changed its name to the Northeast Conference in The Colonials have won seven NEC Tournament titles, the most in league history, and have also appeared in the NCAA Tournament seven times. Robert Morris has won back-to-back NEC Tournament titles on three occasions, including the first two championships in 1981 and RMU also claimed back-to-back NEC Tournament titles in 1989 and 1990 and again in 2009 and Dynamic Duo - Led by guards Chipper Harris ( ) and Forest Bay Grant ( ), Robert Morris claimed the first two ECAC Metro Conference Tournament championships in 1981 and In four seasons, Harris and Grant combined for career totals of 3,434 points, 869 rebounds, 991 assists and 782 steals. Harris served as RMU s all-time leading scorer with 1,940 points from the conclusion of his career until 1994 and still owns the Robert Morris career record for steals (450), while Grant is the program s all-time leader in assists (555). The pair helped the ECAC Metro Conference garner its first victory in the NCAA Tournament, as the Colonials upended Georgia Southern, 64-54, in a play-in game at the University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio, in the 1983 NCAA Tournament. Harris was enshrined in the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1995, followed by Grant in Walk On The Ocean - Former guard Myron Walker ( ) continued RMU s lineage of stellar guards when he arrived on the scene in the fall of 1990 and was a key part of a squad that claimed the program s fifth NEC Tournament championship and berth in the NCAA Tournament. In his second year with the program, Walker scored an RMU single-season school record 614 points en route to being named the 1992 NEC Player of the Year, the only sophomore in league history to earn the honor. Walker, a native of Aliquippa, Pa., went on to become the program s all-time leading scorer with 1,965 points and also owns the single-season record for scoring average (20.1 ppg as a senior in ) and career marks for 20-point scoring games (47) and scoring average (18.7 ppg). Keep On Rockin... Robert Morris played at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky., earlier this season, taking on a No. 1 ranked team for just the second time in program history in the Kentucky Wildcats. Rupp Arena is one of seven arenas that the Colonials have played in that has also featured a concert by Pearl Jam since the band s formation in Also included in the list is the Palace at Auburn Hills (Detroit, Mich.), the Prudential Center (Newark, N.J.), Savage Arena (Toledo, Ohio), the Wolstein Center (Cleveland, Ohio), the Bryce Jordan Center (State College, Pa.) and the A.J. Palumbo Center (Pittsburgh, Pa.), home of the Duquesne Dukes. NCAA Tournament: 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 NIT: 2008, 2013 CIT: 2012