UCF Knights (12-10, 5-3) at No. 1 Memphis Tigers (22-0, 8-0) Feb. 9, p.m. EST FedEx Forum (18,400) Memphis, Tenn.

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1 UCF SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER (4-2) Sun. 11 NEVADA W, Fri. 16 NORFOLK STATE W, Old Spice Classic - Lake Buena Vista, Fla.! Thu. 22 vs. No. 19 Villanova! (ESPN2) L, Fri. 23 vs. No. 18 Kansas State! (ESPNU) L, (ot) Sun. 25 vs. Penn State! (ESPNU) W, Wed. 28 PRESBYTERIAN W, DECEMBER (3-4) Sat. 1 at USF L, Sat. 8 OLE MISS (CSS) L, Tue. 11 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W, Sun. 16 at Nevada L, Fri. 28 CONNECTICUT (CSTV) L, UCF Holiday Classic - Orlando, Fla. # Sun. 30 NJIT # W, Mon. 31 vs. Long Island # W, JANUARY (4-3) Sat. 5 at Sam Houston State L, (ot) Tue. 8 at Southern Miss* (CSS) W, Sat. 12 TULSA* W, (3ot) Sat. 19 at East Carolina* W, Wed. 23 UTEP* W, Sat. 26 at SMU* L, (ot) Wed. 30 UAB* L, FEBRUARY (1-1) Sat. 2 HOUSTON* L, Wed. 6 MARSHALL* W, Sat. 9 at No. 1 Memphis* (CSTV) 4 p.m. Sat. 16 at Rice* 3 p.m. Wed. 20 EAST CAROLINA* 7 p.m. Sat. 23 at Marshall* 2 p.m. Wed. 27 TULANE* 7 p.m. MARCH (0-0) Sat. 1 RICE* 7 p.m. Wed. 5 at Houston* 8 p.m. Sat. 8 at Tulsa* 8 p.m. Conference USA Championship - Memphis, Tenn. ^ Wed. 12 To Be Determined ^ TBD Thu. 13 To Be Determined ^ TBD Fri. 14 To Be Determined ^ TBD Sat. 15 To Be Determined ^ TBD Home games in CAPS * - denotes C-USA games All times are Eastern RADIO COVERAGE UCF ISP Sports Network Marc Daniels Flagship: 740 AM (WQTM) Internet: (live audio) UCF ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Doug Richards (Assistant Director) Office: (407) Cell: (407) Fax: (407) drichards@athletics.ucf.edu Web Site: UCF Knights (12-10, 5-3) at No. 1 Memphis Tigers (22-0, 8-0) Feb. 9, p.m. EST FedEx Forum (18,400) Memphis, Tenn. UCF FASTBREAK After three-consecutive games in Orlando, the Knights hit the road to face No. 1 Memphis. Since the start of the season, UCF is 10-4 in games played in Tennessee. THE COACHES Kirk Speraw (Iowa, 1980) is in his 15th season as UCF s head coach. He owns a record at UCF. In his 18th year as a head coach, he has a mark. In , he was named the Conference USA Coach of the Year. Speraw is one of just 16 coaches nationally who hasspent at least 14 years at their current school, joining an impressive list that includes Jim Boeheim of Syracuse, Mike Krzyzewski of Duke, Jim Calhoun of Connecticut and Gary Williams of Maryland. John Calipari (Clarion State, 1982) is in his ninth campaign at Memphis and overall in his 16th year as a head coach. SERIES INFORMATION The Tigers have won both series matchups since UCF joined Conference USA in 2005 and have a 5-0 edge in the all-time series. The Tigers, who were ranked 11th-nationally at the time, posted an win at the old UCF Arena in front of a facility-record 4,805 fans on Jan. 31, 2007, in the last series meeting. Memphis native Josh Peppers paced the Knights with 20 points, while Chris Douglas-Roberts scored 23 points in the win. UCF will be facing a nationally-ranked opponent for the third time this season and for the 20th time in school history (1-18). The contest will mark the ninth time in program history that the Knights have played a squad ranked in the top 10. Since 2000, the Knights have met two teams ranked in the top-fi ve of the national polls: No. 2 Florida in 2003 and third-ranked Memphis in ON REPEAT Head coach Kirk Speraw and the Knights have faced one top-ranked team before, as UCF met No. 1 Massachusetts in the fi rst round of the 1996 NCAA Tournament. The Minutemen were coached by current Memphis head coach John Calipari. Facing the Minutemen in Providence, R.I., the 16th-seeded Knights trailed just at halftime, but Massachusetts used a 12-0 run at the start of the second half to pull away and post a victory. Harry Kennedy hit four 3-pointers for the Knights and fi nished with 21 points. The Minutemen, who advanced to the Final Four, were led by Carmelo Travieso s 21 points. Marcus Camby added 14 points and 17 rebounds. UCF has never met a top-ranked team during the regular season. ABOUT MEMPHIS The top-ranked Tigers are the lone unbeaten team in the country. Memphis has spent three-straight weeks at the top of both national polls. The Tigers have won 41-consecutive regular-season contests and also boast the nation s longest home winning streak (45 games). In Conference USA play this season, the team has beaten its eight opponents by an average of 23.6 points. On the year, the Tigers are averaging a league-high 80.6 points, while limiting foes to just Chris Douglas-Roberts (17.2) paces a balanced scoring attack for Memphis. One of the top freshmen in the nation, Derrick Rose is averaging 14.0 points and 4.4 assists per game. Joey Dorsey is seventh nationally in rebounds, grabbing 11.0 each contest. UCF PROBABLE STARTERS G: Mike O Donnell (11.3 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 3.1 apg) G: Dave Noel (12.7 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 2.5 apg) G: Jermaine Taylor (22.1 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 1.5 apg) F: Tony Davis (7.3 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 1.1 apg) C: Kenrick Zondervan (5.3 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 1.0 apg) UP NEXT FOR THE KNIGHTS UCF s next game is slated for Feb. 16 at Rice. The Knights have a 3-2 edge in the all-time series. LAST TIME OUT Jermaine Taylor scored a career-high 34 points to lift the Knights to a win over visiting Marshall on Wednesday. Taylor shot 14-of-23 from the fi eld. During the second half, he became the 14th 1,000-point career scorer in school history. CONFERENCE USA SUCCESS Since joining Conference USA prior to the campaign, the Knights have won 23 league contests, a mark that ranks fourth among the 12 C-USA programs during that span. Memphis has won 37 C-USA games in the last three years, followed by Houston (25) and UAB (24). UCF entered C-USA with fi ve other programs and has won the most games among the new schools. Besides the Knights, UTEP (22) and Tulsa (17) have posted the most league victories among the new members. With the move to C-USA, the Knights have faced the biggest increase in competition among the new schools, having previously competed in the Atlantic Sun. In , UCF went 11-5 in C-USA play to fi nish second in the 12-team league. Rice, SMU, Tulsa and UTEP joined C-USA from the Western Athletic and Marshall came to the conference from the Mid-American.

2 UCF QUICK FACTS UCF Location Orlando, Fla. Founded 1963 Enrollment 48,897 Nickname Knights Conference Conference USA President Dr. John C. Hitt Director of Athletics Keith R. Tribble Athletics Phone (407) Ticket Office Phone (407) New UCF Arena Year Opened/Capacity 2007/10,000 Press Row Phone (407) Coaching Staff Head Coach UCF Record Career Record Associate Head Coach Assistant Coaches Director of Operations Kirk Speraw (15 years) (18 years) Mike Jaskulski Craig Brown, Dwight Evans Micah Byars Basketball History First Year of Basketball First Year at Division I Level First Year in Conference USA All-Time Record NCAA Appearances/Last Four/2005 Team Information Record 22-9 Conference USA Record/Finish 11-5/Second Home/Road/Neutral Record 15-1/5-6/2-2 Starters Returning/Lost 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/4 UCF, Not Central Florida Please refer to the University of Central Florida as UCF, not Central Florida when shortening the title. UCF S RECORD WHEN At Home 9-4 On Road 2-4 Neutral Sites 1-2 Leading at Halftime 12-2 Trailing at Halftime 0-8 Tied at Halftime 0-0 Scoring Fewer than Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Scoring Over Opponent Scores Fewer than Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Opponent Scores Over Shooting Under 30% 0-0 Shooting 30-39% 1-2 Shooting 40-49% 9-8 Shooting 50% or Higher 2-0 Opponent Shoots Under 30% 1-0 Opponent Shoots 30-39% 6-2 Opponent Shoots 40-49% 5-7 Opponent Shoots 50% or Higher 0-1 Outrebounding Opponent 10-3 Outrebounded by Opponent 2-7 Same Rebounds as Opponent 0-0 Making 7 or More 3-Pointers 5-7 Games Decided by 1-5 Points 2-5 Games Decided by 6-10 Points 2-4 Games Decided by Points 5-1 Games Decided by More Bench Points than Opponent 7-2 Fewer Bench Points than Opponent 4-9 Overtime Games 1-3 Televised Games 3-5 Games vs. Ranked Opponents 0-2 Games Following a Loss 4-5 Games Following a Victory 7-5 White Uniforms 10-5 Black Uniforms 2-5 Day Games 4-1 Evening Games 8-9 On Sunday 3-1 On Monday 1-0 On Tuesday 2-0 On Wednesday 3-1 On Thursday 0-1 On Friday 1-2 On Saturday 2-5 UCF ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 1 Jermaine Taylor G Jr. Tavares, Fla./Tavares 2 Tony Davis F So. Sarasota, Fla./Riverview 3 Dave Noel G Sr. Boynton Beach, Fla./Boynton Beach (UNC-Wilmington) 4 Mike O Donnell G Sr. Largo, Fla./Largo (NC State) 5 Chip Cartwright G Sr. Houston, Texas/Phillis Wheatley (Angelina College) 10 Drew Speraw G So. Oviedo, Fla./Oviedo 11 Mike Battle G Sr. Waldorf, Md./Southern Maryland Christian (Paris JC) 12 Taylor Young G Fr. Orlando, Fla./The First Academy 13 Kenrick Zondervan C Jr. Hoofddorp, Holland/Kaj Munk College 14 Andre Thornton F So. Memphis, Tenn./Mitchell 20 Chris Baez G Fr. Kissimmee, Fla./Gateway (Lee Academy) 21 Stanley Billings C Sr. Orlando, Fla./Oak Ridge (Independence CC) 22 Cordell Pope F Fr. Birmingham, Ala./Parker (Harmony Community School) 25 A.J. Tyler* F So. Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University (Clemson) 34 Jean Michel Yotio F/C Fr. Abidjan, Ivory Coast/Montverde Academy 35 Jahaziel Howard* G Fr. Atlanta, Ga./Southwest Atlanta Christian (Oral Roberts) * - will redshirt in due to NCAA transfer rules Coaching and Support Staff Head Coach: Kirk Speraw (Iowa, 1980), 15th season at UCF Associate Head Coach: Mike Jaskulski (St. Norbert, 1976) Assistant Coach: Craig Brown (Florida, 1995) Assistant Coach: Dwight Evans (Birmingham-Southern, 1984) Director of Basketball Operations: Micah Byars (West Florida, 2006) Athletic Trainer: Andy Reber (West Virginia, 2001) Equipment Manager: John Whitford (Manchester, 1995) Strength and Conditioning Coach: B.J. Faulk (Illinois State, 1995) Pronunciation Guide Chris Baez: BUY-ez Mike Jaskulski: Jazz-cull-ski Dave Noel: No-L Drew and Kirk Speraw: SPEAR-awe Jean Michel Yotio: John Mish-ell YO-T-o ONE OF FLORIDA S FINEST In the last six years, head coach Kirk Speraw s UCF program has enjoyed great success, winning 118 games. Dating back to the start of the campaign, the mark ranks second among the 11 programs in the state of Florida that have sponsored Division I basketball during that entire time. During that span, the Knights trail only Florida (155) and are ahead of Florida State (102) and Miami (86). FACING THE BEST When UCF meets No. 1 Memphis, the contest will serve as the Knights third game against a nationallyranked opponent this season. At the Old Spice Classic in November, UCF faced No. 18 Kansas State and No. 19 Villanova. Four other squads that UCF played - Nevada, Ole Miss, Sam Houston State and Houston - were all garnering votes in national polls when meeting the Knights. UCF s non-conference slate, which was the toughest in program history, featured fi ve opponents that participated in the postseason a year ago. The Knights faced Nevada twice (NCAA), Villanova (NCAA), Kansas State (NIT) and Ole Miss (NIT). In non-league play, UCF faced three BIG EAST programs (Villanova, USF, Connecticut) and teams from the Big Ten (Penn State), Big 12 (Kansas State) and SEC (Ole Miss). Connecticut is currently ranked 19th nationally. CLOSE CALLS UCF s 10 losses this year have come by an average of 5.6 points. Five of the losses were by three points or less and three defeats have come in overtime. The Knights fell to No. 18 Kansas State and traditional power Connecticut by a combined fi ve points. In Conference USA play, UCF s three defeats have come by an average of four points and one occurred in overtime. Thirteen of UCF s total games this season have been decided by 10 points or less. THE INJURY REPORT The health of the Knights was a big reason why UCF went 22-9 in In UCF s 12-man rotation a year ago, only one player missed any games due to injury (Stanley Billings-three). The campaign has been different. After averaging 7.5 points in UCF s fi rst two contests of the year, backup guard Mike Battle missed 11 games with a leg injury. Starting center Stanley Billings has missed the last four games with an elbow injury. Freshman Chris Baez, who was expected to be one of the team s top perimeter players off the bench, is out for the season with a knee injury. UCF-MEMPHIS CONNECTIONS A year ago, the Knights leading scorer at 14.3 points per game was Memphis native Josh Peppers. The small forward, who was an All-Conference USA Second Team pick as a senior, has graduated, leaving one player from Memphis on the Knights roster. Sophomore Andre Thornton played at Mitchell High School, helping lead his team to the Tennessee Class AA title game as a senior. While in high school, he played against current Memphis players Andre Allen and Pierre Niles. For a year while in high school, Thornton and Niles played on the same AAU squad. Thornton did not play in the Knights C-USA Championship quarterfi nal game with Rice at the FedEx Forum last season, but is no stranger to the facility. Following his senior year in high school, he played in the Memphis All-Star Classic game at the arena. ON THE AIR UCF-Memphis will be aired live across the country on CSTV, marking the Knights fi fth nationally-televised game of the season, which is a school record. UCF s game at the Old Spice Classic with No. 19 Villanova was broadcast on ESPN2 and its contests against No. 18 Kansas State and Penn State at the event were shown on ESPNU. The Knights home game with Connecticut was also aired on CSTV.

3 Jermaine Taylor Junior Guard 6-4, 205 Tavares, Fla./Tavares All-Conference USA/USBWA All-District IV Candidate : Ranks second in Conference USA and 14th in the country in scoring (22.1)... against league opponents, is averaging a conference-best 25.9 points... has recorded 30-point performances four times... led all players with 34 points in the home win over Marshall made 14-of-23 fi eld goals against the Thundering Herd in the victory, became the 14th 1,000-point school history hit 11 fi eld goals and scored 31 points against Houston in Orlando... led the Knights with 19 points against UAB... hit fi ve 3-pointers at SMU and fi nished with 26 points... in the win over UTEP, led all players with 24 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the fi eld... recorded a game-high 32 points at East Carolina... shot 11-of-16 overall and 8-of-8 from the line in the win over the Pirates... named the C-USA Player of the Week on Jan averaged 20.5 points and 8.5 boards in the two contests... in 49 minutes, led all players with 28 points in the triple-overtime win over Tulsa... scored seven points and hit a pair of 3-pointers in the third overtime... paced the Knights with nine rebounds and also added four steals in the win... scored a game-high 22 points at Sam Houston State... earned C- USA Player of the Week honors on Dec. 31 after averaging 25.2 points in a pair of games selected as the UCF Holiday Classic MVP totaled 20 points in the victory over Long Island in the UCF Holiday Classic title game in only 18 minutes, scored 21 points in the win over NJIT to open the UCF Holiday Classic against Connecticut, scored a game-high 30 points led all players with 27 points at Nevada hit fi ve 3-pointers against the Wolf Pack paced all players with 19 points versus Ole Miss totaled 20 points in 34 minutes at USF averaged 17.3 points at the Old Spice Classic versus No. 18 Kansas State, scored 20 points and grabbed seven rebounds in UCF s win over Penn State to conclude the event, scored a game-high 23 points. SCORING MACHINE Jermaine Taylor is second in Conference USA and 14th nationally in scoring, averaging 22.1 points per game. The junior has paced the Knights in points in 19 of UCF s 22 games this season and has scored at least 20 points on 16 occasions. Prior to this year, a UCF player had not scored at least 30 points in a game since the campaign. Taylor has achieved the feat on four occasions this season. He is starting for the fi rst time as he was the Knights main player off of the bench during the last two campaigns. MAKING HISTORY In UCF s win over Marshall on Wednesday, Taylor totaled a career-high 34 points and in the process, became the 14th 1,000-point scorer in program history. In 82 games with the Knights, Taylor has recorded 1,011 points. He became the second member of his family to join the 1,000-point club at UCF. His cousin, Darryl Davis, scored 1,540 points with the Knights from Davis played for head coach Kirk Speraw for two seasons. Taylor needs just 18 points to move to 13th on the school s career scoring register, a spot that is currently occupied by Sinua Phillips ( ). NUMBERS GAME Taylor has scored over 30 points in each of UCF s last two games, becoming the fi rst Knight to log backto-back 30-point performances since the school moved to Division I in He totaled 31 points against Houston on Feb. 2 and recorded a career-best 34 points versus Marshall on Wednesday. Taylor has four 30-point efforts on the year. He is the fi rst UCF player to post more than three 30-point performances since the school joined the Division I ranks. Ken Leeks had the previous high with three 30- point games in J-FIVE In UCF s last fi ve games, Taylor averaged 26.8 points. During that time, he shot 55.7 percent from the fl oor and 81.5 percent at the free-throw line. CONFERENCE CONFIDENCE Taylor is averaging 25.9 points in Conference USA games. Against league foes, Taylor is shooting 54.4 percent overall and 86.4 percent at the free-throw line. His fi eld-goal percentage ranks sixth in C-USA and his free-throw percentage is seventh. The junior has exhibited his all-around game in league play as well, averaging 5.4 boards, which ranks 14th. On the defensive end in conference games, he is averaging 1.6 steals, good for seventh in the league. SUNSHINE SCORER Not only does Taylor rank 14th nationally in scoring, he is tops among all players in Florida as well. Thirteen schools in Florida sponsor Division I basketball and Taylor s average is fi rst among all players from those programs. Kentrel Gransberry (16.5) of USF is second in scoring in the Sunshine State. POINT PRODUCTION A year ago, Josh Peppers was the Knights leading scorer. In 31 games, he totaled 442 points for a 14.3 average. In just 22 contests this season, Jermaine Taylor has already scored 486 points. BIG MAN ON CAMPUS Following his 24-point performance in just 22 minutes against UTEP on Jan. 23, Taylor was named one of three Big Men On Campus during ESPN s College GameNight. Taylor made 9-of-12 fi eld goals in the win over the Miners and hit three 3-pointers. WEEKLY WONDER Taylor has garnered a pair of Conference USA Player of the Week honors this season. After leading the Knights to a 2-0 start in C-USA play, Taylor won the award on Jan. 14. He averaged 20.5 points and 8.5 rebounds in a pair of contests. In the Knights triple-overtime victory over Tulsa, Taylor played a career-high 49 minutes and led all players with 28 points. He also paced UCF with nine boards. On Dec. 31, he was named the C-USA Player of the Week for the fi rst time in his career. He earned the award after averaging 25.2 points in a pair of games. BIGGER AND BETTER Each season at UCF, Taylor has shown great improvement on the court. In , he averaged 12.7 points as UCF s sixth man. As a freshman the previous season, Taylor averaged 4.3 points in 11.7 minutes per game. He shot just 39.5 percent overall and 30.4 percent from 3-point range as a rookie. FREE FALLING Taylor is eighth in Conference USA, shooting 80.8 percent from the free-throw line as he has made 84-of- 104 attempts at the charity stripe. His success at the free-throw line is impressive, considering he entered the year as a 64.4 percent shooter. In , he shot 71.1 percent at the line. As a freshman, he made just 17-of-56 (30.4) of his attempts. JERMAINE TAYLOR BY THE NUMBERS 25.9 Against Conference USA foes, is averaging 25.9 points. 14 Ranks 14th all-time at UCF with 1,011 career points. 2 Has garnered a pair of Conference USA Player of the Week awards. 19 This year, has paced the Knights in scoring in 19 of the team s 22 games In Conference USA games only, is shooting 54.4 percent from the fl oor. 30 Against Connecticut on Dec. 28, scored a game-high 30 points This season, is shooting at a 49.4 percent clip from the fi eld. 49 Played 49 minutes in UCF s triple-overtime victory over Tulsa on Jan Has paced the Knights in scoring in sevenconsecutive games. 104 This season, has made 104 trips to the freethrow line. 4 Has totaled at least 30 points on four occasions in Against league foes, is averaging 1.6 steals per game. 138 In just his third campaign at UCF, ranks eighth all-time at the school with 138 career triples Against conference opponents, is averaging 35.5 minutes. 34 Scored a career-high 34 points in the Knights victory over Marshall on Feb Ranks second on the team, averaging 4.8 boards in WHAT THEY ARE SAYING... Taylor is one of the top-fi ve players in the league. - East Carolina head coach Mack McCarthy Greenville Daily Refl ector, Jan. 18, 2008 He s a guy who can go off for points any night. - UTEP head coach Tony Barbee El Paso Times, Jan. 23, 2008

4 CURRENT UCF STREAKS All Games 1W At Home 1W On the Road 1L Neutral Sites 1W Non-Conference 1L Non-Conference Home 2W Non-Conference Road 1L C-USA Regular Season 1W C-USA Home 1W C-USA Road 1L UCF CAREER RECORD WATCH Points 1. Bo Clark ( , 78-80) 2, Mike Clark ( ) 2, Jerry Prather ( ) 1, Ken Leeks ( ) 1, Darryl Davis ( ) 1, D Quarius Stewart ( ) 1, Josh Peppers ( ) 1, Pat Crocklin ( ) 1, Dan Faison ( ) 1, Bennie Shaw ( ) 1, Brad Traina ( ) 1, Paul Reed ( ) 1, Sinua Phillips ( ) 1,028 Jermaine Taylor (2005-pres.) 1,011 3-Point Field Goals 1. Jason Thornton ( ) Josh Peppers ( ) Mike O Donnell (2005-pres.) D Quarius Stewart ( ) 175 Harry Kennedy ( ) Ray Abellard ( ) Brad Traina ( ) Jermaine Taylor (2005-pres.) Point Field Goal Attempts 1. Jason Thornton ( ) Josh Peppers ( ) Harry Kennedy ( ) D Quarius Stewart ( ) Mike O Donnell (2005-pres.) Gary Johnson ( ) Brad Traina ( ) Ray Abellard ( ) Jermaine Taylor (2005-pres.) Point Field Goal Percentage 1. Edsel Bester ( ).474 (64-135) 2. Jason Thornton ( ).436 ( ) 3. Ray Abellard ( ).431 ( ) 4. Anthony Haynes ( ).397 (85-214) 5. Justin Rose ( ).396 ( ) Darryl Davis ( ).396 ( ) 7. Mike O Donnell (2005-pres.).393 ( ) 8. Chris Wallen ( ).390 (75-192) 9. Tommy Tormohlen ( ).389 (82-211) 10. Jermaine Taylor (2005-pres.).388 ( ) Patrick Butts ( ).388 ( ) Free-Throw Percentage 1. Cleveland Jackson ( ).838 ( ) 2. Harry Kennedy ( ).833 ( ) 3. Dave Noel (2005-pres.).830 ( ) 4. Gerald Jones ( ).821 ( ) 5. Bo Clark ( , 78-80).813 ( ) 6. Jason Thornton ( ).811 (99-122) 7. Pete Krull ( ).797 ( ) 8. Chris Wallen ( ).791 ( ) 9. Jimmie Ferrrell ( ).790 ( ) 10. Ray Abellard ( ).789 ( ) Assists 1. Sinua Phillips ( ) Cory Perry ( ) Al Miller ( ) Mike Clark ( ) Bo Clark ( , 78-80) Mike O Donnell (2005-pres.) 299 Steals 1. Jerry Prather ( ) Cory Perry ( ) Ed Smith ( ) Sinua Phillips ( ) Calvin Lingelbach ( ) Ruben Cotton ( ) Cleveland Jackson ( ) Mike O Donnell (2005-pres.) 134 OFFENSIVE EFFICINCEY UCF has been efficient offensively in Conference USA play this season, averaging 79.4 points, which ranks second in the league. The team is averaging 74.5 points on the season. The Knights have scored over 90 points in two league games in A year ago, the squad did not eclipse the 80-point mark in C-USA play. Against league foes, UCF is shooting 47.2 percent overall, which ranks fi rst in the conference. The team also paces C-USA in assists per game (16.3) in conference contests. FIVE ALIVE In its last fi ve games, UCF averaged 83.0 points per contest. The Knights shot 48.3 percent from the fi eld during that span and averaged 17.2 assists. FULL HOUSE Thanks to the new UCF Arena, the Knights now have one of the fi nest on-campus facilities in college basketball. The 10,000-seat venue provides UCF fans with comfortable seating, 16 luxury suites and numerous concession options. In the Knights fi rst campaign at the new arena, nine of the top-11 single-game attendance totals in program history have already been recorded. A school-record 7,097 fans watched UCF defeat Tulsa on Jan. 12. UCF has played 13 home games and a school-record 63,923 fans have attended the contests. A year ago, a then-school record 43,296 fans watched the Knights in 16 home contests at the old UCF Arena. Among the 13 schools in Florida that sponsor Division I basketball, UCF s attendance average of 4,917 ranks third behind only Florida (11,004) and Florida State (8,184). The Knights are drawing more fans than USF of the BIG EAST (4,728) and Miami of the ACC (3,695). PERIMETER POWER UCF is starting three guards in and the trio of perimeter players - Mike O Donnell, Dave Noel and Jermaine Taylor - have accounted for 61.9 percent of the Knights points. Taylor (22.1) paces the Knights in scoring, followed by Noel (12.7) and O Donnell (11.3). The three players have combined to make 140 of UCF s pointers this season. EXPERIENCE COUNTS UCF features Conference USA s most-experienced backcourt. A pair of seniors - point guard Mike O Donnell and shooting guard Dave Noel - have made a combined 135 starts for the Knights. O Donnell has started 82-consecutive games. He has not missed a start or a contest since transferring to UCF from NC State. Noel, who transferred from UNC-Wilmington, has gotten 53-straight starting nods. THE DISH The Knights have recorded at least 15 assists in six of their last seven games. On the year, UCF ranks second in Conference USA in assists behind only Memphis (16.4), averaging 15.4 an outing. Four UCF players have recorded at least 30 assists in , led by Chip Cartwright (86). The backup point guard is eighth in C-USA in the category, dishing out 4.1 per game. A year ago, Cartwright played in 24 games and totaled 46 assists. MAN OF STEAL Averaging 1.9 steals per game, Mike O Donnell is currently fi rst in Conference USA in the category. O Donnell has 41 steals on the year. He paced the Knights in steals last season with 48. TAKE THAT Thanks to Mike O Donnell, UCF ranks third in Conference USA in steals per game (8.1). Four Knights have recorded more than 20 steals this year. SHOT CALLER Mike O Donnell struggled with his shooting touch in non-conference play, making just 32.1 percent of his shots from the fi eld. O Donnell is now shooting the ball with great confi dence. In Conference USA games, the senior is shooting 47.2 percent overall. In non-league action, he made just 33.3 percent of his tries from 3-point range, but has turned around his shooting from deep as well. In C-USA games, he is fourth in the league, shooting at a 44.6 percent clip from long distance. MOVING UP THE CHARTS In just his third season with the Knights after transferring from NC State, Mike O Donnell is making his mark in the UCF record book. He is currently listed in fi ve career statistical categories: 3-point fi eld goals (177-3rd), 3-point fi eld goal attempts (450-5th), 3-point fi eld goal percentage (.393-7th), assists (299-6th) and steals (134-8th). GOING THE DISTANCE Mike O Donnell needs just four 3-pointers to move into second on UCF s career treys list. Former teammate Josh Peppers ( ) is second with 180 triples. During O Donnell s time at UCF, 67.7 percent of his made fi eld goals have been from deep. This season, 57 of his 78 (73 percent) makes have come from 3-point range. HALF NELSON This season, the Knights are 12-2 when leading at halftime. In the last two years, the squad is 29-6 when taking a lead into intermission. THE COMPLETE STORY In addition to being one of the top defensive players in Conference USA, Dave Noel has exhibited a wellrounded offensive game this season. The senior guard is second on the team in scoring at 12.7 points per game. He is 10th in C-USA in fi eld-goal percentage (50.5) and ranks second in 3-point fi eld-goal percentage, making 43.1 of his attempts from deep. He has shown great improvement offensively while with the Knights. A year ago, Noel averaged 9.1 points. In his fi rst campaign with the Knights after transferring from UNC-Wilmington, Noel totaled 2.8 points per game as the team s backup point guard in TOP OF THE LINE In his third campaign with the Knights, Dave Noel ranks third in program history in free-throw percentage, shooting at an 83.1 percent clip. Cleveland Jackson ( ) is the school s leader in the category at 83.8 percent.

5 This year, Noel is fi fth in Conference USA, shooting 82.6 percent from the line. THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM In the last fi ve minutes of games this season, Jermaine Taylor and Dave Noel have been nearly automatic at the free-throw line. The pair is shooting a combined 90.0 percent at the line in the last fi ve minutes. Taylor is 30-of-33 (90.9 percent) with time winding down and Noel is 33-of-37 (89.2). NO TURNOVER UCF averaged just 11.4 turnovers in its last fi ve contests. In Conference USA play, the Knights are second in the league in assist/turnover ratio (1.24), trailing only top-ranked Memphis (1.37). SHOOTERS UCF s Conference USA win over UTEP on Jan. 23 was historic on several fronts. UCF equaled its best shooting effort during the school s Division I era as the Knights connected on 40-of-57 attempts (70.2 percent) from the fl oor. The 70.2 percent shooting clip from the fi eld was the highest recorded in a C-USA game in league history. The 109 points scored in a league game ranked fourth all-time in C-USA history and were the most since USF totaled 117 against TCU in MAJOR MINUTES Three Knights are logging major minutes in In Conference USA play, Jermaine Taylor is second in the league at 35.5 minutes per game. Mike O Donnell (35.1) is fi fth and Dave Noel (34.1) is ninth. On the year, O Donnell is averaging a C-USA-high 34.7 minutes. He has logged 35 or more minutes on 13 occasions in LIVE OFF THE BOARD Tony Davis leads UCF and ranks ninth in Conference USA, recording 6.5 rebounds per contest. Davis has grabbed seven or more rebounds on seven occasions in BLOCK PARTY As a freshman last season, Tony Davis recorded just 15 blocked shots in 31 games. In only 19 contests in , Davis has already recorded 28 swats. At USF on Dec. 1, Davis established a program single-game record with eight blocks. SHOW AND IMPROVE Kenrick Zondervan has shown continued improvement since arriving at UCF from Holland before the campaign. This year, the 6-foot-9 forward/center is averaging 5.3 points and 4.7 rebounds in 22.8 minutes per contest. A year ago, he made 31 starts at center and averaged 3.9 points and 2.8 rebounds. In Zondervan s rookie year ( ), he averaged just 0.3 points and 0.3 boards in limited action in 18 games. PRESEASON PICKS UCF was picked to fi nish sixth in Conference USA in the league s preseason coaches poll, which was released in October. Memphis was tabbed to win the league and Houston and UAB tied for second. Southern Miss (4) and Tulsa (5) were selected ahead of the Knights. The Knights have already recorded wins over Southern Miss and Tulsa. Prior the campaign, UCF was picked to fi nish seventh by the league s coaches. The Knights proved the coaches wrong, going 11-5 in conference play to fi nish second in the league. A BIG ADDITION In November, UCF head coach Kirk Speraw announced that his team will have a huge presence in the post next season when he confi rmed that Jakub Kusmieruk has signed a National Letter of Intent with the Knights. Listed at 7-foot-4, Kusmieruk attends the John Carroll School in Bel Air, Md. Two other prep players, P.J. Gaynor of Jacksonville and A.J. Rompza from Chicago, also inked NLIs with the Knights in November. UCF SINGLE-SEASON RECORD WATCH Points 1. Bo Clark ( ) Bo Clark ( ) Bo Clark ( ) Mike Clark ( ) Bennie Shaw ( ) Mike Clark ( ) Bennie Shaw ( ) Bo Clark ( ) Mark Jones ( ) 581 Jerry Prather ( ) 581 Jermaine Taylor ( ) Point Field Goals 1. Gary Johnson ( ) Jason Thornton ( ) 94 Harry Kennedy ( ) Ray Abellard ( ) Harry Kennedy ( ) Ray Abellard ( ) Dexter Lyons ( ) Patrick Butts ( ) Mike O Donnell ( ) Eric Riggs ( ) 67 Jermaine Taylor ( ) 58 Mike O Donnell ( ) 57 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 1. Gary Johnson ( ) Harry Kennedy ( ) Harry Kennedy ( ) Ray Abellard ( ) Kevin Lee ( ) 190 Jason Thornton ( ) Eric Riggs ( ) Ray Abellard ( ) D Quarius Stewart ( ) Ray Carter ( ) 167 Mike O Donnell ( ) 152 Jermaine Taylor ( ) 148 Blocks 1. John Friday ( ) Isaac McKinnon ( ) Paul Reed ( ) Anthony Williams ( ) Ken Leeks ( ) Jeff Dorschner ( ) Issac McKinnon ( ) Josh Bodden ( ) 40 Paul Reed ( ) Chuck Roberts ( ) 38 Dean Rossin ( ) 38 Tony Davis ( ) 28 HOME ATTENDANCE RECORDS In the Knights fi rst campaign at the new UCF Arena, nine of the top-11 highest single-game attendance totals in program history have already been recorded: Largest Home Attendance Totals 7,097 Tulsa (1/12/07) 6,224 Connecticut (12/28/07) 5,574 Ole Miss (12/8/07) 5,682 Houston (2/2/08) 5,277 Norfolk State (11/16/07) 5,183 UTEP (1/23/08) 4,865 UAB (1/30/08) 4,805 Memphis (1/31/07) 4,737 Troy (1/31/04) 4,733 Presbyterian (11/28/07) 4,668 Nevada (11/11/07) FLORIDA S FINEST Dating back to the start of the season, UCF has won 118 games. That mark ranks second among the 11 programs in the state of Florida that have sponsored Division I basketball during that entire time (Bethune- Cookman, Florida, Florida A&M, Florida Atlantic, Florida International, Florida State, Jacksonville, Miami, Stetson, UCF, USF). Florida win leaders through games of Feb. 6, 2007: Total Florida UCF FSU FAMU Miami JU USF FAU BCU Stetson FIU UCF IN THE C-USA STATS - ALL GAMES Through games of Feb. 8 Rank Category Stat 4 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Free Throw Percentage Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Point Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Defense Rebounding Margin Blocked Shots Assists Steals Assists/TO Point Field Goals Made 7.4 Jermaine Taylor 2 Scoring Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goals Made Minutes 33.6 Mike O Donnell 21 Scoring Assists Steals Point Field Goal Percentage Point Field Goals Made Assist/Turnover Minutes 34.9 Dave Noel 13 Scoring Field Goal Percentage Free Throw Percentage Point Field Goal Percentage Steals Minutes 32.7 Tony Davis 9 Rebounding Blocked Shots 1.4 Chip Cartwright 8 Assists Assist/Turnover 1.89 Stanley Billings 12 Blocked Shots 1.2

6 Arena Facts Capacity 10,000 Construction Began November 2005 Construction Concluded August 2007 Luxury Suites 16 Lower Level Seats 5,598 Upper Level Seats 3,365 Club Seats 502 Concession Stands 7 Points of Sale 28 Public Restroom Fixtures 180 Video Boards 4 Design HOK Sports Construction KUD International Facility Management Global Spectrum Construction Cost $80 million First Event Reba McEntire (9/8/07) First UCF Game UCF 63, Nevada 60 (11/11/07) First UCF Event Volleyball vs. East Carolina (9/28/07) Concerts Hosted Elton John, Fall Out Boy, Ciara, Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, Bill Cosby THE NEW UCF ARENA NEW UCF ARENA COMPLEX The new UCF Arena is the centerpice of an area that includes apartment-style dormitories with 2,000 total beds and 100,000-square feet of retail space. The neighboring retail area has room for 24 shops. Some of the current retail outlets include Barnes & Noble, Red Brick Oven Pizza, Papa John s Pizza and Subway. The new arena is twice the size of the Knights previous home and also hosts UCF commencement ceremonies and concerts. No tuition or tax money was used to construct the building. The arena sits on the northern side of campus and is situated around UCF s other athletics facilities, including Bright House Networks Stadium, Jay Bergman Field, Nicholson Fieldhouse and the Wayne Densch Sports Center. The 45,000-seat football stadium opened in September The old UCF Arena is currently being renovated. Once completed, the old facility will have two basketball practice courts as well as a dedicated volleyball court. The men s and women s basketball programs at UCF will each have their own practice courts. The old arena will also have a locker room, player lounge, weight room and coaches offi ces for the men s basketball program. An equipment room is also being built inside the facility. The new UCF Arena will connect with the old building on its north side, near the student section. NEW UCF ARENA FIRSTS (UCF vs. Nevada 11/11/07) First rebound: Jermaine Taylor (19:51 fi rst half) First fi eld goal: Jermaine Taylor (19:48 fi rst half) First foul: Nevada s Demarshay Johnson (19:30 fi rst half) First assist: Nevada s Brandon Fields (18:47 fi rst half) First block: Nevada s JaVale McGee (18:11 fi rst half) First steal: Jermaine Taylor (16:41 fi rst half) First 3-point fi eld goal: Mike O Donnell (15:46 fi rst half) First free throw: Mike Battle (10:03 fi rst half) 15th Season at UCF th Season Overall Pensacola Junior College /10-2 Panhandle Conference /10-2 Panhandle Conference /10-2 Panhandle Conference PJC Totals 82-21/30-6 UCF /11-5 Atlantic Sun /7-9 Atlantic Sun /4-12 Atlantic Sun /11-5 Atlantic Sun /13-3 Atlantic Sun /10-8 Atlantic Sun /3-15 Atlantic Sun /12-8 Atlantic Sun /11-5 Atlantic Sun /17-3 Atlantic Sun /13-7 Atlantic Sun /7-7 Conference USA /11-5 Conference USA /5-3 Conference USA UCF Totals / Coaching Experience Head Coach/UCF 1993-Present Assistant Coach/Florida Head Coach/Pensacola Junior College Assistant Coach/Florida Southern Assistant Coach/Denver Assistant Coach/Iowa Playing Experience Iowa Personal Hometown High School Education Wife Children UCF HEAD COACH KIRK SPERAW Sioux City, Iowa North Iowa, 1980 (B.A. in Finance) Denver, 1982 (M.B.A.) Tracy Drew, Brooke, Dustin, Bailey COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Has led UCF to all four of its trips to the NCAA Tournament (1994, 1996, 2004, 2005) Guided the Knights to Atlantic Sun Championship titles in 1994, 1996, 2004, 2005 Ranks second all-time in victories at UCF Was named the C-USA Coach of the Year Has guided the Knights to eight winning seasons - the school s only winning campaigns at the Division I level Five of his squads have recorded 20-victory campaigns Named the CollegeInsider.com Conference USA Coach of the Year in Selected as the CollegeInsider.com Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year in Has coached 16 all-conference performers Fifty-one of his players have garnered conference allacademic honors At UCF, has recorded a 22-8 record in league tournament games Named the NABC/Kodak National Junior College Coach of the Year at Pensacola Junior College In , led Pensacola Junior College to a 31-7 mark as the team fi nished the year fifth nationally Began his coaching career at Iowa, working as an assistant under Lute Olson Served as a member of the Hawkeyes staff when Iowa advanced to the 1980 Final Four In his 15th year with the Knights, is one of the longesttenured head coaches in the nation: Coach, School Full Years Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 31 Dave Bike, Sacred Heart 29 Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 27 Don Maestri, Troy 25 Tom Green, Fairleigh Dickinson 24 Lute Olson, Arizona 24 Greg Kampe, Oakland 23 Jim Calhoun, Connecticut 22 Rick Byrd, Belmont 21 Fang Mitchell, Coppin State 21 L. Vann Pettaway, Alabama A&M 21 Bob Thomason, Pacifi c 19 Gary Williams, Maryland 18 Dave Loos, Austin Peay 17 Willis Wilson, Rice 15 Kirk Speraw, UCF 14

7 THE LAST TIME Category UCF Opponent Scored 100 points 109 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 100 at Florida (11/18/97) Scored 110 points 113 vs. Long Island (12/2/91) 127 vs. Southern (2/24/93) Scored 120 points 130 vs. Florida Tech (1/23/80) 127 vs. Southern (2/24/93) Scored under 40 points 39 vs. Florida (12/4/03) 37 vs. Florida Tech (11/24/06) Scored under 50 points 45 vs. Tulsa (1/21/05) 41 at Southern Miss (1/8/07) Won by 30 points 32 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 33 at Memphis (1/28/06) Won by 40 points 44 vs. Florida Tech (11/24/06) 42 at Coll. of Charleston (2/1/96) Won by 50 points 50 vs. Campbell (2/28/04) 50 at North Carolina (12/2/89) Made 40 FG 40 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 41 at Georgia (12/19/95) Attempted 80 FG 82 vs. PR-Mayaguez (11/16/01) 80 at Georgia (12/19/95) Made 15 3-point FG 15 vs. Rollins (11/15/06) 16 vs. Houston (2/2/08) Attempted 30 3-point FG 33 vs. Rollins (11/15/06) 42 vs. Houston (2/2/08) Made 30 FT 30 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 31 at Nevada (12/16/07) Attempted 40 FT 40 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 41 at Nevada (12/16/07) Had 50 rebounds 57 vs. PR-Mayaguez (11/24/04) 52 vs. USF (1/29/02) Had 60 rebounds 69 vs. West Florida (12/17/93) 31 at Georgia (12/19/95) Had 30 assists 30 vs. Campbell (2/28/04) 43 at Dayton (12/3/88) Had 20 steals 22 vs. Navy (12/6/03) 22 at Centenary (1/11/93) Had 10 blocks 10 at USF (12/1/07) 11 at Louisville (12/15/99) Played an overtime game at SMU (1/26/08) N/A Did not hit a 3-point FG 0-4 at Eastern Kentucky (12/3/94) 0-8 vs. Norfolk State (2/16/05) Scored below 20 pts. in half 18 vs. Southern Miss (2/21/07) 15 at Southern Miss (1/8/07) Category UCF Scored 30 points 34, Jermaine Taylor vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Scored 40 points 42, Mark Jones vs. St. Thomas (12/18/97) Two players score 20 points vs. Connecticut (12/28/07) Jermaine Taylor (30), Mike O Donnell (20) Five players score 10 points vs. UTEP (1/23/08) Jermaine Taylor (24), Mike O Donnell (19), Dave Noel (17) Tony Davis (16), Chip Cartwright (13) Two players record a double-double vs. Georgia State (2/19/05) Kingsley Edwards (12 pts, 11 reb), Marcus Johnson (12 pts, 11 reb) Three reserves score 10 points vs. Jacksonville (11/27/06) Tony Davis (14), Jermaine Taylor (12), Stanley Billings (10) Two players record 10 rebounds vs. Georgia State (2/19/05) Kingsley Edwards (11), Marcus Johnson (11) Made 20 FG 23, Bo Clark vs. Florida Tech (1/17/79) Attempted 20 FG 23, Jermaine Taylor vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Made 7 3-point FG 7, Mike O Donnell vs. Rollins (11/15/06) Attempted 10 3-point FG 12, Jermaine Taylor at SMU (1/26/08) Made 10 FT 11, Dave Noel at Rice (2/17/07) Attempted 15 FT 16, Lavell Payne at Houston (1/24/07) Had 20 rebounds 20, Paul Reed at Marist (12/22/01) Had 10 assists 14, Kingsley Edwards vs. Troy (1/16/05) Had 6 blocks 8, Tony Davis at USF (12/1/07) Had 7 steals 7, Marius Boyd vs. Jacksonville (1/20/03) Had a double-double Tony Davis vs. NJIT (12/30/07) (11 pts, 12 reb) Had a triple-double Kingsley Edwards vs. Troy (1/16/05) (10 pts, 10 reb, 14 ast) Played 40 minutes Four players, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Played 40+ minutes Three players, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Played 50+ minutes 51, Dave Noel vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Category Opponent Scored 30 points 31, Robert McKiver vs. Houston (2/2/08) Scored 40 points N/A Two players score 20 points at Nevada (12/16/07) Marcelus Kemp (24), Brandon Fields (22) Made 20 FG N/A Attempted 20 FG 22, Marcelus Kemp vs. Nevada (11/11/07) Made 7 3-point FG 7, Robert McKiver vs. Houston (2/2/08) Attempted 10 3-point FG 13, Robert McKiver vs. Houston (2/2/08) Made 10 FT 11, Jerome Dyson vs. Connecticut (12/28/07) Attempted 15 FT 16, Poonie Richardson vs. Jacksonville State (2/16/02) Had 20 rebounds 21, Adam Sonn vs. Belmont (1/17/02) KNIGHTS BY THE NUMBERS Double-Figure Scoring Games Career C-USA Total Jermaine Taylor Mike O Donnell Dave Noel Tony Davis Stanley Billings Chip Cartwright Kenrick Zondervan Mike Battle 1 20-Point Games Career C-USA Total Jermaine Taylor Mike O Donnell 5 2 Dave Noel Rebound Games Career C-USA Total Tony Davis Jermaine Taylor Dave Noel 8 4 Kenrick Zondervan Stanley Billings Chip Cartwright Mike O Donnell 1 5+ Assist Games Career C-USA Total Mike O Donnell Chip Cartwright Dave Noel Kenrick Zondervan Steal Games Career C-USA Total Mike O Donnell Dave Noel 6 2 Jermaine Taylor Tony Davis Chip Carwright Block Games Career C-USA Total Stanley Billings Tony Davis Kenrick Zondervan Jermaine Taylor 1 1 Chip Cartwright 1 1 Dave Noel 1 Mike Battle 1 Career Starts Career Consecutive Mike O Donnell Dave Noel Kenrick Zondervan 50 5 Jermaine Taylor Stanley Billings 18 Tony Davis 5 4 SINGLE-GAME LEADERS Points Career Jermaine Taylor Mike O Donnell 10 1 Dave Noel 4 2 Kenrick Zondervan 1 1 Chip Cartwright 1 Rebounds Career Tony Davis 20 9 Dave Noel 8 3 Jermaine Taylor 8 4 Kenrick Zondervan 5 3 Stanley Billings 2 2 Chip Cartwright 2 2 Mike O Donnell 2 1 Assists Career Mike O Donnell 37 8 Chip Cartwright Dave Noel 18 6 Kenrick Zondervan 4 2 Jermaine Taylor 3 Tony Davis 2 1 Taylor Young 1 1 Blocks Career Stanley Billings Tony Davis 14 9 Jermaine Taylor 9 2 Kenrick Zondervan 9 2 Dave Noel 3 Mike O Donnell 3 2 Chip Cartwright 2 2 Jean Michel Yotio 2 2 Mike Battle 1 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Career Tony Davis 3 3 Mike O Donnell 1

8 UCF SUPERLATIVES UCF Opponent Points 34, Jermaine Taylor vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 31, Robert McKiver vs. Houston (2/2/08) Field Goals Made 14, Jermaine Taylor vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 11, Michael Beasley vs. Kansas State (11/23/07) Field Goal Attempts 23, Jermaine Taylor vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 22, Marcelus Kemp vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 3-Point FG Made 6-3x, Mike O Donnell vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 7-2x, Robert McKiver vs. Houston (2/2/08) 3-Point FG Attempts 13, Mike O Donnell vs. Connecticut (12/28/07) 13-3x, Robert McKiver vs. Houston (2/2/08) Free Throws Made 9, Jermaine Taylor vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 13-2x, Jerome Dyson vs. Connecticut (12/28/07) Free Throw Attempts 10, Jermaine Taylor vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 14-2x, JaVale McGee at Nevada (12/16/07) Rebounds 13, Tony Davis at Sam Houston State (1/5/07) 18, JaVale McGee at Nevada (12/16/07) Offensive Rebounds 6, Jermaine Taylor vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 5-2x, Tyler Wilkerson vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Assists 8, Chip Cartwright vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 8, Ben Uzoh vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Steals 6, Mike O Donnell vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) 4-4x, Tyren Johnson vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/11/07) Blocked Shots 8, Tony Davis at USF (12/1/07) 6, JaVale McGee vs. Nevada (11/11/07) Minutes 51, Dave Noel vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 49, Brett McDade vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) UCF High UCF Low Opponent High Opponent Low Points 109 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 52 at Southern Miss (1/8/07) 91 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 41 at Southern Miss (1/8/07) Points/Half 56 vs. UTEP - 1st (1/23/08) 20 at Southern Miss - 1st (1/8/07) 54 vs. Houston - 2nd (2/2/08) 15 at Southern Miss - 2nd (1/8/07) Field Goals Made 40 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 19-2x, at Southern Miss (1/8/07) 30 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 13 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) Field Goal Attempts 66 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 44 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 69 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 49 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Field Goal Percentage.702 vs. UTEP (1/23/08).370 at Sam Houston State (1/5/07).585 vs. UAB (1/30/08).232 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 3-Point FG Made 12 vs. Connecticut (12/28/07) 3 vs. Long Island (12/31/07) 16 vs. Houston (2/2/08) 1 at Southern Miss (1/8/07) 3-Point FG Attempts 30 vs. Connecticut (12/28/07) 11 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 42 vs. Houston (2/2/08) 14 at USF (12/1/07) 3-Point FG Percentage.647 vs. UTEP (1/23/07).227 vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07).571 vs. Connecticut (12/28/07).161 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) Free Throws Made 30 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 7-2x, vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 31 at Nevada (12/16/07) 4-2x, vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Free Throw Attempts 40 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 14 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 41 at Nevada (12/16/07) 5 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Free Throw Percentage.938 at East Carolina (1/19/08).500 vs. Nevada (11/11/07).941 vs. Houston (2/2/08).333 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) Rebounds 44-2x, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 30-2x, vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 47 at Nevada (12/16/07) 27 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Offensive Rebounds 22 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 6 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 22 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 7-2x, at Sam Houston St. (1/5/07) Assists 25 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 11-2x, at Nevada (12/16/07) 18 at USF (12/1/07) 3 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) Steals 12 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 2 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 12 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 1-2x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) Blocked Shots 10 at USF (12/1/07) 0 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 8 at Nevada (12/16/07) 1-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) Turnovers 21 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 9, at SMU (1/26/08) 22 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 10 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) Fouls 29 at Nevada (12/16/07) 7 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 24 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 13 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Victory Margin 32 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 12 at Nevada (12/16/07) 2-2x, at Sam Houston State (1/5/07) GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Opponent Guard Guard Guard/Forward Forward Center Nevada O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Norfolk State O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings vs. Villanova O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings vs. Kansas State O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings vs. Penn State O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Presbyterian O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings at USF O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Ole Miss O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Louisiana-Lafayette O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings at Nevada O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Connecticut O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings NJIT O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Long Island O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings at Sam Houston State O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings at Southern Miss O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings Tulsa O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings at East Carolina O Donnell Noel Taylor Davis Billings UTEP O Donnell Noel Taylor Zondervan Billings at SMU O Donnell Noel Taylor Davis Zondervan UAB O Donnell Noel Taylor Davis Zondervan Houston O Donnell Noel Taylor Davis Zondervan Marshall O Donnell Noel Taylor Davis Zondervan at Memphis at Rice East Carolina at Marshall Tulane Rice at Houston at Tulsa Opponent Points Rebounds Assists Nevada Noel/Zondervan (14) Noel (9) Cartwright (6) Norfolk State Taylor (20) Zondervan (10) Cartwright (7) vs. Villanova O Donnell (24) Cartwright (7) Cartwright (4) vs. Kansas State Taylor (20) Noel (8) Cartwright (5) vs. Penn State Taylor (23) Zondervan (8) O Donnell (5) Presbyterian Taylor (22) Taylor (6) Cartwright (8) at USF Taylor (20) Davis (10) O Donnell (4) Ole Miss Taylor (19) Noel (9) Three players (3) Louisiana-Lafayette Taylor (18) Davis (8) Noel (3) at Nevada Taylor (27) Davis (9) Cartwright (6) Connecticut Taylor (30) Taylor (7) Noel (4) NJIT Taylor (21) Davis (12) Young (4) Long Island Taylor (20) Billings (7) Noel (7) HONORS Jermaine Taylor Dec. 31 Conference USA Player of the Week Dec. 31 UCF Holiday Classic MVP Jan. 14 Conference USA Player of the Week Dave Noel Dec. 31 UCF Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS BENCH SCORING UCF Opponent Nevada 17 6 Norfolk State vs. Villanova 5 26 vs. Kansas State vs. Penn State 9 27 Presbyterian at USF 16 8 Ole Miss Louisiana-Lafayette at Nevada Connecticut 7 17 NJIT Long Island at Sam Houston State at Southern Miss 6 14 Tulsa at East Carolina 9 36 UTEP at SMU UAB Houston Marshall 11 5 at Memphis at Rice East Carolina at Marshall Tulane Rice at Houston at Tulsa at Sam Houston State Taylor (22) Davis (13) Cartwright (6) at Southern Miss Noel (17) Taylor (8) Carwright/O Donnell (4) Tulsa Taylor (28) Taylor (9) Cartwright/Noel (5) at East Carolina Taylor (32) Davis (8) Noel/O Donnell (4) UTEP Taylor (24) Cartwright (8) Cartwright (7) at SMU Taylor (26) Davis (10) Cartwright/O Donnell (3) UAB Taylor (19) Davis (5) Three players (3) Houston Taylor (31) Zondervan (7) Zondervan (6) Marshall Taylor (34) Davis/O Donnell (5) Three players (3) at Memphis at Rice East Carolina at Marshall Tulane Rice at Houston at Tulsa

9 Career 1 - Jermaine Taylor Pts. 34 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 34 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Reb. 9 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 9 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) FGM 14 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 14 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) FGA 23 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 23 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 3FGM 5-2x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 6-2x, at South Dakota State (1/3/07) 3FGA 12 at SMU (1/26/08) 12-2x, at SMU (1/26/08) FTM 9 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 10 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) FTA 10 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 10 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) Ast. 3 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 4 vs. Houston (2/28/07) Blk. 2 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) 2 vs. Penn State (11/25/07) Stls. 4 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 4 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Min. 49 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 49 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 2 - Tony Davis Pts. 16 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 16 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) Reb. 13 at Sam Houston (1/5/08) 13 at Sam Houston (1/5/08) FGM 6 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 6 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) FGA 9 vs. Long Island (12/31/07) 9 vs. Long Island (12/31/07) 3FGM 2 at USF (12/1/07) 2-4x, at USF (12/1/07) 3FGA 4 at USF (12/1/07) 4 at USF (12/1/07) FTM 7 vs. Houston (2/2/08) 7 vs. Houston (2/2/08) FTA 11 vs. Houston (2/2/08) 11 vs. Houston (2/2/08) Ast. 3 vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) 3-2x, vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) Blk. 8 at USF (12/1/07) 8 at USF (12/1/07) Stls. 4 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 4 vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Min. 35 at USF (12/1/07) 35 at USF (12/1/07) 3 - Dave Noel Pts. 20 at Nevada (12/16/07) 20 at Nevada (12/16/07) Reb. 9 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 9-2x, vs. Nevada (11/11/07) FGM 7-2x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 7-2x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) FGA 12-2x, at Nevada (12/16/07) 13 vs. Appalachian State (12/20/06) 3FGM 2-7x, at Southern Miss (1/8/08) 2-9x, at Southern Miss (1/8/07) 3FGA 5-2x, at Southern Miss (1/8/08) 6 vs. Appalachian State (12/20/06) FTM 7 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 11 at Rice (2/17/07) FTA 7-3x, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 12 at Rice (2/17/07) Ast. 7 vs. Long Island (12/31/07) 8-2x, vs. Rice (1/20/07) Blk. 1-4x, vs. NJIT (12/29/06) Stls. 3-3x, vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 5 at Minnesota (12/12/06) Min. 51 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 51 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 4 - Mike O Donnell Pts. 24 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 25 vs. Rollins (11/15/06) Reb. 5-2x, vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 10 vs. UT-Pan Am (12/30/06) FGM 7 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 8 vs. Rollins (11/15/06) FGA 15 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 16 at Southern Miss (2/8/06) 3FGM 6-3x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 7 vs. Rollins (11/15/06) 3FGA 13-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 13-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) FTM 5 vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) 7 at Tulsa (2/24/07) FTA 6-2x, vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) 8 at Tulsa (2/24/07) Ast. 6 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 9-2x, vs. UT-Pan Am (12/30/06) Blk. 1-4x, at East Carolina (1/19/08) 1-6x, at East Carolina (1/19/08) Stls. 6 vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) 6 vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) Min. 44-2x, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 44-2x, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 5 - Chip Cartwright Pts. 15 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 15 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Reb. 8 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 8 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) FGM 5-3x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 5-3x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) FGA 10 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 10 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 3FGM 1-2x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) 1-5x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) 3FGA 2-3x, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 2-3x, vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) FTM 7 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 7 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) FTA 9 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 9 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Ast. 8 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 8 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Blk. 3 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 3 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) Stls. 3-2x, vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 3-2x, vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) Min. 39 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 39 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 10 - Drew Speraw Pts. 7 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 7 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Reb. 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1-3x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FGM 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FGA 3 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3FGM 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3FGA 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2-2x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FTM 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FTA 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2-2x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Ast. 1-2x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 1-4x, vs UTEP (1/23/08) Blk. 1 vs. Tulane (2/11/06) Stls. 1 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 1-2x, vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Min. 12 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 12 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 11 - Mike Battle Pts. 9-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 11 vs. Florida Tech (11/24/06) Reb. 3-2x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) 3-3x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) FGM 3-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 4 vs. Florida Tech (11/24/06) FGA 6-2x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) 6-3x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) 3FGM 3-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 3-4x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 3FGA 5 vs. UAB (1/30/08) 5 vs. UAB (1/30/08) FTM 1 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 2-3x, vs. New Jersey Tech (12/29/06) FTA 1 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 2-3x, vs. New Jersey Tech (12/29/06) Ast. 1-3x, vs. Houston (2/2/08) 2 vs. UT-Pan Am (12/30/06) Blk. 2 vs. Appalachian State (12/20/06) Stls. 1-2x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 2-2x, at Houston (1/24/07) Min. 27 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 27 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 12 - Taylor Young Pts. 5 at Nevada (12/16/07) 5 at Nevada (12/16/07) Reb. 2-3x, vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 2-3x, vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) FGM 2 at Nevada (12/16/07) 2 at Nevada (12/16/07) FGA 3 at Nevada (12/16/07) 3 at Nevada (12/16/07) 3FGM 3FGA 1-3x, at Nevada (12/16/07) 1-2x, at Nevada (12/16/07) FTM 1-2x,vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1-2x, at NJIT (12/30/07) FTA 3 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Ast. 4 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 4 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Blk. Stls. 1-3x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1-3x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Min. 20 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 20 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 13 - Kenrick Zondervan Pts. 14 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 14 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) Reb. 10 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 10 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) FGM 6 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 6 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) FGA 12 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 12 vs. Nevada (11/11/07) 3FGM 3FGA 1 vs. Kentucky (1/3/06) FTM 5 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 5 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) FTA 6 vs. Villanova (11/22/07) 8 at Colorado (1/3/07) Ast. 6 vs. Houston (2/2/08) 6 vs. Houston (2/2/08) Blk. 2 vs. UAB (1/30/08) 3 vs. Tennessee Tech (12/21/06) Stls. 2 at East Carolina (1/19/08) 2-2x, vs. Memphis (1/31/07) Min. 34 vs. Kansas State (11/23/07) 34 vs. Kansas State (11/23/07) 14 - Andre Thornton Pts. 7 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 8 vs. Bethune-Cookman (11/21/06) Reb. 5 at Sam Houston (1/5/08) 5 at Sam Houston (1/5/08) FGM 3 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 3-3x, vs. UTEP (1/23/08) FGA 6 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 6 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3FGM 3FGA FTM 3 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 3 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) FTA 4 vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) 4-2x, vs. Norfolk State (11/16/07) Ast. 2 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 2 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) Blk. Stls. 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Min. 18 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 18 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 21 - Stanley Billings Pts. 17 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 17 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Reb. 8 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 8 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) FGM 6 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 6 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) FGA 12 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 12 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 3FGM 3FGA 1 vs. Utah (12/19/06) FTM 5 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 5 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) FTA 8 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 8 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) Ast. 2-3x, vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) 2-4x, vs. Ole Miss (12/8/07) Blk. 4 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 4 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) Stls. 2 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 2 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) Min. 40 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 40 vs. Tulsa (1/12/08) 22 - Cordell Pope Pts. 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Reb. 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FGM 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 2 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FGA 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3FGM 1-2x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1-2x, vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3FGA 4 vs. Presbyterian (11/28/07) 4 vs. Presbyerian (11/28/07) FTM FTA 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Ast. 2 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) 2 vs. UTEP (1/23/08) Blk. 1 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) 1 vs. UL-Lafayette (12/11/07) Stls. 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 1 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Min. 20 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 20 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 34 - Jean Michel Yotio Pts. 9 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 9 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Reb. 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FGM 3 vs. Long Island (12/31/07) 3 vs. Long Island (12/31/07) FGA 7 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 7 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 3FGM 3FGA FTM 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) FTA 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 5 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) Ast. 2-2x, vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 2-2x, vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Blk. 1-4x, vs. Marshall (2/6/08) 1-4x, vs. Marshall (2/6/08) Stls. 2-4x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) 2-4x, vs. UAB (1/30/08) Min. 22 vs. NJIT (12/30/07) 22 vs. NJIT (12/30/07)

10 1 Jermaine Taylor Jr. G/F Nevada * Norfolk State * Villanova * Kansas State * Penn State * Presbyterian * USF * Ole Miss * UL-Lafayette * Nevada * Connecticut * NJIT * Long Island * Sam Houston State * Southern Miss * Tulsa * East Carolina * UTEP * SMU * UAB * Houston * Marshall * Tony Davis So. F Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina * UTEP SMU * UAB * Houston * Marshall * Dave Noel Jr. G Nevada * Norfolk State * Villanova * Kansas State * Penn State * Presbyterian * USF * Ole Miss * UL-Lafayette * Nevada * Connecticut * NJIT * Long Island * Sam Houston State * Southern Miss * Tulsa * East Carolina * UTEP * SMU * UAB * Houston * Marshall * Mike O Donnell Sr. G Nevada * Norfolk State * Villanova * Kansas State * Penn State * PLAYER GAME-BY-GAME CAPSULES Presbyterian * USF * Ole Miss * UL-Lafayette * Nevada * Connecticut * NJIT * Long Island * Sam Houston State * Southern Miss * Tulsa * East Carolina * UTEP * SMU * UAB * Houston * Marshall * Chip Cartwright Sr. G Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall Drew Speraw So. G Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall Mike Battle Sr. G Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State

11 Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall Taylor Young Fr. G Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall Kenrick Zondervan Jr. F/C Nevada * Norfolk State * Villanova * Kansas State * Penn State * Presbyterian * USF * Ole Miss * UL-Lafayette * Nevada * Connecticut * NJIT * Long Island * Sam Houston State * Southern Miss * Tulsa * East Carolina UTEP * SMU * UAB * Houston * Marshall * Andre Thornton So. F Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall Stanley Billings Sr. C Nevada * Norfolk State * Villanova * Kansas State * Penn State * Presbyterian * USF * Ole Miss * UL-Lafayette * Nevada * Connecticut * NJIT * Long Island * Sam Houston State * Southern Miss * Tulsa * East Carolina * UTEP * SMU UAB Houston Marshall 22 Cordell Pope Fr. F Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall 34 Jean Michel Yotio Fr. F/C Nevada Norfolk State Villanova Kansas State Penn State Presbyterian USF Ole Miss UL-Lafayette Nevada Connecticut NJIT Long Island Sam Houston State Southern Miss Tulsa East Carolina UTEP SMU UAB Houston Marshall

12 UCF 63, Nevada 60 Nov. 11 New UCF Arena Orlando, Fla. Nevada (0-1) Johnson, D.* McGee, J.* Fields, B.* Johnson, A.* Kemp, M.* LaGrone, M Cooke, M Kraemer, R Ellis, D Team Totals UCF (1-0) Zondervan, K.* Billings, S.* Taylor, J.* Noel, D.* O Donnell, M.* Cartwright, C Battle, M Thornton, A Yotio, J Team Totals Nevada UCF Technical fouls: Nevada-None. UCF-None. Attendance: 4, BOX SCORES UCF 78, Norfolk State 64 Nov. 16 New UCF Arena Orlando, Fla. Norfolk State (1-2) Lyons, C.* Doherty, O.* Vickers, L.* Murphy, T.* Cann, R.* Hall, R Deloach, M Dorsett, J Worsley, K Monroe, B Team Totals UCF (2-0) Taylor, J.* Zondervan, K.* Billings, S.* Noel, D.* O Donnell, M.* Cartwright, C Battle, M Young, T Thornton, A Yotio, J Team Totals Norfolk State UCF Technical fouls: Norfolk State-Monroe, B. UCF-None. Attendance: 5,277 Villanova 76, UCF 68 Nov. 22 Milk House Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Villanova (3-0) Clark, S.* Cunningham, D.* Drummond, C.* Reynolds, S.* Redding, R.* Pena, A Grant, M Fisher, C Stokes, C Team Totals UCF (2-1) Zondervan, K.* Billings, S.* Taylor, J.* Noel, D.* O Donnell, M.* Davis, T Cartwright, C Thornton, A Team Totals Villanova UCF Technical fouls: Villanova-None. UCF-None. Attendance: 3,457 Kansas State 73, UCF 71 (ot) Nov. 23 Milk House Lake Buena Vista, Fla. UCF (2-2) Zondervan, K.* Billings, S.* Taylor, J.* Noel, D.* O Donnell, M.* Davis, T Cartwright, C Yotio, J Team Totals Kansas State (4-1) Gilbert, A Beasley, M Anderson, R Pullen, J Young, B Brown, F Stewart, C Merriwether, C Kent, D Team Totals UCF Kansas State Technical fouls: UCF-None. Kansas State-None. Attendance: 2,903 UCF 70, Penn State 59 Nov. 25 Milk House Lake Buena Vista, Fla. Penn State (2-3) Claxton, G.* Hassel, B.* Brooks, J.* Battle, T.* Morrissey, D.* King, S Cornley, J Walker, M Pringle, S Jackson, D Jones, A Team Totals UCF (3-2) Zondervan, K.* Billings, S.* Taylor, J.* Noel, D.* O Donnell, M.* Davis, T Cartwright, C Yotio, J Team Totals Penn State UCF Technical fouls: Penn State-None. UCF-None. Attendance: 783 UCF 80, Presbyterian 53 Nov. 28 New UCF Arena Orlando, Fla. Presbyterian (0-8) Bostic, B.* Sligh, T.* Coleman, A.* Miller, P.* Kiscaden, P.* Lamb, R Bonner, R Johnson, J Harmon, O Allen, W Team Totals UCF (4-2) Zondervan, K.* Billings, S.* Taylor, J.* Noel, D.* O Donnell, M.* Davis, T Cartwright, C Speraw, D Young, T Thornton, A Pope, C Team Totals Presbyterian UCF Technical fouls: Presbyterian-None. UCF-None. Attendance: 4,733