Delaware (7-7, 2-2 CAA) at UNC Wilmington (8-7, 2-2 CAA)

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1 Game #15 Media Notes Wednesday, January 12, p.m. Trask Coliseum Wilmington, Del. Radio Coverage: WILM 1450 AM Glenn Frazer (Play-By-Play) Schedule & Results Nov. 13 at Ohio University...L Nov. 17 at Cornell... L Nov. 19 Howard...W Nov. 27 at Lafayette....W Dec. 4 *Old Dominion...W Dec. 8 at Hampton...W Dec. 11 State... W Dec. 18 at #10 Villanova (Wells Fargo Center)...L Dec. 22 Penn...L Dec. 29 at Santa Clara...W Dec. 30 vs. American... L Jan. 3 at *George Mason...L Jan. 5 *William & Mary... W Jan. 8 at *Drexel...L Jan. 12 at *UNC Wilmington...7 p.m. Jan. 15 at *Towson noon Jan. 19 *Northeastern...7 p.m. Jan. 22 at *Georgia State...2 p.m. Jan. 24 *George Mason...9 p.m. Jan. 26 at *William & Mary...7 p.m. Jan. 29 *James Madison...4 p.m. Feb. 2 at *Old Dominion...7 p.m. Feb. 5 *Drexel...8 p.m. Feb. 9 *VCU...7 p.m. Feb. 12 *Hofstra...2 p.m. Feb. 15 at *Northeastern...7 p.m. Feb. 19 at ESPNU BracketBusters...TBA Feb. 23 *Towson...7 p.m. Feb. 26 at *Hofstra...2 p.m. March 4-7 CAA Tournament (Richmond, Va)...TBA The Series... (7-7, 2-2 CAA) at UNC Wilmington (8-7, 2-2 CAA) Probable Starters G #3 Jawan Carter Sr G #10 Devon Saddler Fr. 6-2 G #21 D.J. Boney Sr. 6-5 F #32 Josh Brinkley So. 6-6 F #44 Jamelle Hagins So. 6-8 UNC Wilmington Probable Starters G #1 Donte Morales Fr. 6-5 G #5 Chad Tomko Sr G #12 Tanner Milson Fr. 6-2 G #34 Ahmad Grant Sr. 6-3 F #2 Keith Rendleman So. 6-7 UNC Wilmington leads the all-time series with, 14-5, and the Seahawks have won six of the seven meetings in Trask Coliseum. posted a win during its first visit to Wilmington on January 12, 2002, but UNCW has won the last six matchups at Trask Coliseum. The teams have split the last six meetings while won the only matchup last season, a triumph at the Bob Carpenter Center on February 2, Numerical Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School (Last School) PPG RPG A B S 0 Kelvin McNeil...So. F 6-7 Newport News, Va./Menchville/Massanutten Military Academy Malcolm Hawkins...So. G 6-6 Norfolk, Va./Norview Jawan Carter... Sr. G 5-11 Wilmington, Del./Tatnall (Saint Josephʼs) Kaleb Clyburn... Fr. G 5-9 Orlando, Fla/Montverde Academy Brian Johnson... Sr. G 5-10 Annapolis, Md./Mount St. Josephʼs/Winchendon Prep, Mass Devon Saddler... Fr. G 6-2 Aberdeen, Md./Aberdeen/Winchendon Prep, Mass Alphonso Dawson... Sr. G 6-4 Harrisburg, Pa./Harrisburg Samer Madarani...Jr. G 5-10 Newark, Del./Sanford Billy Kidd... Fr. F 6-4 Globe, Ariz./Globe Brendan McNulty...So. G 5-11 Downingtown, Pa./Malvern Prep D.J. Boney... Sr. G 6-5 Wilmington, Del./Tatnall Hakim McCullar...Jr. F 6-8 Cincinnati, Ohio/Winthrow Univ. HS/Maine Central Institute (Rhode Island) Edwin Santiago... Sr. G 6-2 Wilmington, Del./Sanford Will Townsville...So. G 6-3 Newark, Del./Glasgow Josh Brinkley...So. F 6-6 Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman Jamelle Hagins...So. F 6-8 Roanoke, Va./William Fleming Tommy Williams... Fr. F 6-6 Hamden, Conn./Hamden

2 UD Sports Information 631 South College Avenue Bob Carpenter Center Newark, Del Website: Men s Basketball Contact: Kevin Tritt - ktritt@udel.edu Office Cell Scott Selheimer - selheime@udel.edu Assistant AD/Media Relations Dan Lauletta - lauletta@udel.edu John Stark - starkj@udel.edu Sports Information Interns Linda McCormick Senior Secretary Sports Information Phone Sports Information Fax Gameday Interviews head coach Monté Ross holds a press conference in the BCC auditorium approximately 10 minutes after the game following a cooling off period and his postgame show with the Blue Hen Basketball Radio Network. The visiting team will hold its press conference first in the auditorium. Selected UD players will also be available in the auditorium as well as Coach Ross following the visiting team. The University of locker room is closed to members of the media during regular season competition. Monté Ross will not be available immediately prior to games unless an interview is scheduled beforehand. Media wishing to conduct pregame interviews with him are encouraged to tape them prior to gameday or at a shootaround the day of the game. Pregame interview requests for players or assistant coaches should also be made prior to gameday. Approval is on a case-by-case basis. Non-Gameday Interviews All requests to interview players or coaches during the week should be made through the Athletics Media Relations Office and at least one day in advance so that academic or athletic schedules are not disrupted. CAA Media Teleconference The CAA hosts a media teleconference each Monday beginning on January 3 and running through February 28. The teleconference, which features all 12 of the conferenceʼs coaches in 10-minute slots, is held on Monday mornings from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. This season Monté Ross is scheduled to take calls from 11:30 a.m. to 11:40 a.m. The phone number to take part in the call is (877) Members of the media should contact Rob Washburn ( x19) at the CAA office with any questions. Comments from the call will be available on each Monday afternoon. Weekly Lineup 10:00 a.m. - Blaine Taylor, Old Dominion; 10:10 a.m. - Bill Coen, Northeasterm: 10:20 a.m. - Shaka Smart, VCU; 10:30 a.m. - Mo Cassara, Hofstra; 10:40 a.m. - Tony Shaver, William & Mary; 10:50 a.m. - Buzz Peterson, UNC Wilmington; 11:00 a.m. - Matt Brady, James Madison; 11:10 a.m. - Jim Larranaga, George Mason; 11:20 a.m. - Pat Kennedy, Towson; 11:30 a.m. - Monté Ross, ; 11:40 a.m. - Bruiser Flint, Drexel; 11:50 a.m. - Rod Barnes, Georgia State vs. UNC Wilmington UD (7-7, 2-2) Stat UNCW (8-7, 2-2) 63.4 Points Points Allowed Field Goal % Point % Free Throw % Rebounds Rebounding Margin Assists Turnovers Steals Blocks 2.7 Up Next travels to Towson on Saturday for a 12 noon game with the Tigers. The Blue Hens return home to host Northeastern next Wednesday at 7 p.m. Last Time Out Drexel forwards Daryl McCoy and Samme Givens each posted a double-double to lead the Dragons to a victory over as the CAA squads renewed their menʼs basketball rivalry Saturday afternoon at the Daskalakis Center. McCoy posted 14 points and 15 rebounds while Givens contributed 12 points and 14 boards for the Dragons (10-4, 2-2). Freshman guard Frantz Massenat also had a big game for Drexel with a season-high 16 points and seven assists as the Dragons defeated UD for the 10th time in 11 meetings in Philadelphia including each of the past three seasons. guard Jawan Carter led all scorers with 24 points, his seventh 20-point effort of the season, for the Blue Hens (7-7, 2-2). Devon Saddler chipped in with 12 points while Jamelle Hagins posted seven points, a team-leading eight rebounds, and three blocked shots. The game was decided during the final 10 minutes of the first half, when Drexel closed the period on a 19-4 run to break open a two-point game and take a lead into halftime. Drexel opened the game 6 of 9 from the field, and an early 5-0 Dragons run put them in front 13-7 five minutes into the contest. A jumper by Brian Johnson pulled within at the 10:16 mark, but Drexel would dominate the rest of the half. A 5-0 run extended the Dragonsʼ margin to seven, and after Saddler scored inside, Drexel used an 11-0 spurt to extend its lead to with 1:47 on the clock. Hagins converted a basket to snap a UD five minute scoreless streak, but Dragons guard Chris Fouch responded with a threepointer as Drexel took a lead into halftime. The Dragons shot 51.6 percent in the opening half and scored 22 points in the paint, while was just 7 of 27 from the field for a 25.9 shooting percentage and hit only 2 of its final 13 shots from the floor. opened the second half by hitting six of its first eight field goal attempts, and after two free throws by Dartaye Ruffin put Drexel up 40-26, UD used an 8-0 run to get within with 15:12 to play. Josh Brinkley opened the spurt with a tough shot off the glass, and following a Carter three-pointer, Saddler completed a three-point play in transition to make it a six-point game. The lead would remain between six and nine points over the next eight minutes, and a free throw by Saddler cut Drexelʼs advantage to with 7:47 on the clock. However the Dragons then scored seven of the next nine points, including three straight baskets by Givens, to go ahead with 4:48 remaining. got within 10 on a three-point play by Carter with 1:01 remaining, but the Blue Hens would not threaten during the final minute. Drexel, which entered the game leading Division I in three-point field goal percentage defense, shot 44.8 percent from the field while holding to 35.7 percent shooting, including just 3 of 14 from behind the arc. vs. UNC Wilmington Last Meeting Jawan Carter scored a game-high 23 points while Alphonso Dawson posted a double-double with 10 points and a game-best 12 rebounds as defeated UNC Wilmington, 69-62, at the Bob Carpenter Center on February 8, The game was played on a Monday afternoon after being postponed two days due to a major snowstorm in the region. Carter, who went 6 of 15 from the field and was a perfect 7 of 7 from the foul line, also added six assists while not turning the ball over. D.J. Boney, who added 11 points and six boards, was the third Blue Hen in double figures, while Adam Pegg contributed eight points. UNC Wilmington was led by Chad Tomko, who scored 15 points and dished out four assists before leaving the game due to an ankle injury with 4:42 remaining. Johnny Wolf also scored 15 points for the Seahawks, while Trevor Deloach added 10 points. Keith Rendleman narrowly missed a double-double with nine points and seven rebounds, although he was held scoreless in the second half. UNC Wilmington jumped out to a 9-2 advantage at the 15:50 mark of the first half on a basket by Will Ohuaregbe, but the Blue Hens would answer with a 16-0 run to take the lead for good. Hakim McCullar ignited the spurt with a layup, and after four consecutive points by Dawson, a three-pointer by Edwin Santiago gave an 11-9 lead. Carter then followed with a threepointer, while two baskets by Pegg closed the run and put the Blue Hens up nine. took its largest lead of the half when Malcolm Hawkins connected from 20 feet away with 8:20 on the clock, but the Seahawks used a 12-2 spurt to pull within on a Deloach jumper with 5:08 to play. still led but closed the period with a 6-2 run, culminated with a three-point play by Boney, to take a margin into the half. UNC Wilmington scored the first basket of the second half but a 7-0 run by, capped on a three-pointer by Boney, made it a game with 18 minutes left. However Tomko answered with a three-pointer, and a threepoint play by Wolf pulled UNC Wilmington within at the 16:42 mark. Carter then scored on driving layup for the Blue Hens, but Tomko hit a deep three-pointer and Ohuaregbe scored inside as the Seahawks cut the deficit to with 14:17 to play led by just two at 45-43, but Carter hit a three-pointer and then converted a four-point play to put the Blue Hens back up nine with 11:53 remaining. Dawson then closed the 9-0 UD run by connecting on an 18-foot jumper as the Blue Hens again increased their advantage to double figures. However Tomko scored and Ahmad Grant added five consecutive points as UNCW got within with 9:37 on the clock. But Dawson nailed a jumper and Carter hit a triple from the right corner as increased its lead back to nine with 6:21 to play. Both teams would then go cold from the field, until a jumper by Deloach cut the Blue Hensʼ advantage to at the 1:38 mark. But UD would put the game away by hitting all eight free throw attempts in the final 90 seconds, including the last six by Carter. finished the game 14 of 15 from the charity stripe and the Blue Hens out-rebounded the Seahawks,

3 Blue Hen Injury Report Junior forward Hakim McCullar has missed the last four games with a broken bone in his right leg and is out indefinitely. He saw a specialist on Wednesday and will reevaluated in two weeks. Sophomore guard Malcolm Hawkins suffered a spinal cord contusion during the George Mason game on Monday, January 3. He was admitted to the Christiana Hospital on Tuesday with weakness and altered sensation in his upper extremities. On Wednesday Hawkins had less tingling in his arms and hands, as well as improved strength. Hawkins, who suffered no bony damage to his spine, was discharged from Christiana Hospital on Friday. He will wear a neck brace for the next 3-4 weeks. Blue Hens Game At Towson Moved To 12 Noon ʼs game on Saturday at Towson has been moved from a 4 p.m. start to 12 noon. The game was pushed up to avoid a conflict with the National Football League playoff game featuring the hometown Baltimore Ravens at the Pittsburgh Steelers, which will begin at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday. Matches Win Total By winning Wednesdayʼs game against William & Mary, improved to 7-6 and equaled its win total from the season when UD finished The Blue Hens were the ninth Division I team to equal or surpass its win total from a year ago. The teams that achieved the feat prior to were Albany, Fordham, Marist, Rice, Tulane, Arkansas Little Rock, Tennessee-Martin, and Wagner. Hagins Records Monster Game vs. Tribe Jamelle Hagins was a force inside against William & Mary, grabbing a career-high 17 rebounds and tying his career-best with seven blocked shots. He also scored nine points for the Blue Hens, narrowly missing his second consecutive double-double. Haginsʼ 17 boards were the most by a Blue Hen since Marc Egerson also grabbed 17 against Towson exactly two years prior on January 5, Hagins Posts Second Double-Double at Mason Sophomore Jamelle Hagins posted his second double-double of the season by notching 15 points and 10 rebounds at George Mason on January 3. Hagins recorded 13 points and 10 boards during the season opener at Ohio University. Hagins also notched double-doubles last season against State (18 points/13 rebounds) and Boston University (11 points/11 rebounds). Saddler Hands Out 10 Assists at Mason Freshman Devon Saddler dished out a season-high 10 assists during last Mondayʼs game at George Mason. The last time a Blue Hen reached double figures in assists was on January 5, 2008 when Brian Johnson handed out 11 assists at Drexel. Blue Hens CAA Road Struggles Continue ʼs loss at Drexel on Saturday was the Blue Hensʼ 22nd straight Colonial Athletic Association road loss. UD posted a win at Georgia State on February 13, 2008, but dropped its final two CAA road games that season. The Blue Hens then went 0-9 on the road in the league during each of the last two seasons, and have fallen at George Mason and Drexel this year. Carter Reaches 20-Point Mark Again Jawan Carter scored a game-high 24 points at Drexel, the seventh time this season he has reached the 20-point mark. After scoring just seven total points in the first two games of the season, Carter has reached double figures in 11 of the last 12 contests. Alphonso Dawson, who scored 20 points last Monday at George Mason, is the only other Blue Hen to reach the 20-point mark in a game this year. Blue Hens Playing Well Defensively currently ranks second in the CAA with a 40.4 field goal percentage defense and a 27.1 three-point percentage defense, and is tied for second with 4.6 blocked shots per game. Through Sundayʼs games, UD ranked eighth in Division I in threepoint field goal defense. Brinkley Shines in First Start Sophomore Josh Brinkley made his first career start against American, scoring 10 points and grabbing four rebounds in 29 minutes of action. Brinkley went a perfect 4 of 4 from the field and also dished out two assists versus the Eagles. Hagins, Hawkins Earn Cable Car Classic Honors Jamelle Hagins was named to the Cable Car Classic All-Tournament Team, while Malcolm Hawkins earned the tournamentʼs Sixth Man Award. Hagins posted seven points and eight rebounds during the win over Santa Clara, and tied his season-high with 17 points to go with a team-leading eight boards against American. Hawkins scored four points while grabbing a career-high 10 rebounds versus Santa Clara, while his blocked shot of the Broncosʼ Raymond Cowels III just before the final buzzer sealed the win for the Blue Hens. Tale of Two Games in California shot just 38.3 percent against Santa Clara, but the Blue Hens pulled out the victory by holding the Broncos to only 28.8 percent for the game. However the following nightʼs game against American was a different story. The Blue Hens shot 52.2 percent from the field but allowed the Eagles to shoot 57.1 percent, the highest by a UD opponent this season. ʼs field goal percentage against American was its highest since shooting 57.4 percent on December 1, 2009 at State - ironically, the Blue Hens lost both of those games. Defense is the Key When allows 67 points or fewer, the Blue Hens are 7-0 this season. Conversely when UD gives up 68 points or more, the Hens are 0-7. is allowing an average of 52.7 points in its seven wins and 77.9 points during its six losses. Hagins Holds His Own vs. Nova Frontline Jamelle Hagins posted an impressive effort at Villanova by scoring 12 points, grabbing eight rebounds and blocking a career-high seven shots. The last player to record at least 10 points, eight rebounds and seven blocks against Villanova was Georgetownʼs Jeff Green, a current starter for the Oklahoma City Thunder, on February 17, Basketball on the Net University of athletics information is available via the internet through Box scores and game stories are usually posted within an hour of the conclusion of each UD basketball game, while cumulative statistics are also updated and posted after each contest. Media notes are available in a PDF format within 24 hours of the start of each game. In addition, livestats are available for all UD home games. Basketball on the Radio For the seventh straight season all University of menʼs basketball games will be carried on FM radio. Almost all games will be carried on 94.7 WDSD. Mike Corey (play-byplay) and Glenn Frazer (color) will call the action. Additionally, most Blue Hen menʼs basketball games are broadcast by the UD student radio station, WVUD 91.3 FM. Real Audio links for both broadcasts are available through the UD athletics website. Basketball on Television will have six televised regular season games during The Blue Hens will play at George Mason on January 3 at 7 p.m. on Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic, Comcast SportsNet New England, The Comcast Network and Charter Sports Southeast, while UDʼs contest at Drexel on January 8 at 4 p.m. will be televised by The Comcast Network and Comcast SportsNet New England. ʼs home game against George Mason on January 24 at 9 p.m. will be produced by ESPN Regional and shown by MASN, while the home game versus James Madison on January 29 at 4 p.m. will be televised by Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia, Mid-Atlantic and New England, as well as Charter Sports Southeast. The Blue Hens will host Drexel on February 5 at 8 p.m. on The Comcast Network, Comcast SportsNet New England and Charter Sports Southeast, while the regular season finale at Hofstra on February 26 at 2 p.m. will be shown by The Comcast Network, MSG, and Charter Sports Southeast. The Comcast Network and Charter Sports Southeast will televise all four CAA Tournament quarterfinal games on Saturday, March 5, as well as both semifinal games the following day. The CAA Championship on Monday, March 7 at 7 p.m. will be shown live by either ESPN or ESPN2. Additionally, ʼs game at Villanova on December 18 at 7:30 p.m. will be available online at ESPN3.com. Basketball Television Schedule Dec. 18 at Villanova ESPN3.com 7:30 p.m. Jan. 3 at George Mason TCN 7 p.m. Jan. 8 at Drexel TCN 4 p.m. Jan. 24 George Mason at MASN 9 p.m. Jan. 29 James Madison at CSN 4 p.m. Feb. 5 Drexel at TCN 8 p.m. Feb. 26 at Hofstra TCN 2 p.m.

4 Colonial Athletic Association Standings (through games of January 11) CAA Overall Team W L W L Hofstra James Madison Old Dominion VCU Georgia State Drexel George Mason UNC Wilmington Towson Northeastern William & Mary January 8 Hofstra 76, Northeastern 67 Old Dominion 69, George Mason 65 Drexel 68, 55 Georgia State 73, Towson 65 VCU 82, UNC Wilmington 64 James Madison 84, William & Mary 79 January 12 Hofstra at Towson 7 p.m. VCU at William & Mary 7 p.m. George Mason at Northeastern 7 p.m. Georgia State at James Madison 7 p.m. at UNC Wilmington 7 p.m. January 13 Old Dominion at Drexel 7 p.m. January 15 Northeastern at VCU 12 noon at Towson 12 noon Georgia State at George Mason 2 p.m. Old Dominion at Hofstra 4 p.m. Drexel at William & Mary 7 p.m. UNC Wilmington at James Madison 7 p.m. Brinkley Sets Career-High at Hampton Josh Brinkley set his career-high by scoring 18 points in the victory at Hampton. Brinkley, who went 6 of 10 from both the field and the foul line, added a season-high seven rebounds against the Pirates. Brinkley scored four the Blue Hensʼ final five field goals, including a jumper in the paint with 52 seconds left that gave the lead for good. Brinkley then added 13 points during the victory over State, marking the first time in his career that he reached double figures in consecutive games. Brinkley reached double figures three times last season but has already scored in double digits four times this year. Blue Hens Lock Down Opponents Late Hamptonʼs Mike Tuitt hit a jumper with 10:43 remaining to put the Pirates ahead 44-37, but the Blue Hens would not allow a field goal the rest of the way. limited Hampton to 0 of 4 shooting from the field and forced five turnovers in that stretch, while the Pirates hurt themselves by hitting just 9 of 17 free throw attempts. The following game the Blue Hens trailed State by 11 points midway through the second half, but closed the game on a 27-5 run to pull away. The Hornets did not score a point during the final five minutes of the game and recorded only two field goals in 14 attempts over the final 13 minutes. Carter Named CAA Co-Player of the Week Jawan Carter was named the Colonial Athletic Association Menʼs Basketball Co-Player of the Week on December 6 following his outstanding performance during the Blue Hensʼ win over Old Dominion on December 4. Carter scored a game-high 29 points to lead to the triumph over the Monarchs, the CAA defending champion and this yearʼs preseason favorite. He went 6 of 12 from the field, all from behind the arc, and dished out a game-best four assists as the Blue Hens won their conference opener. Carter also went 11 of 15 from the free throw line, including 7 of 8 in the final 52 seconds to hold off Old Dominion, which was receiving votes in both the Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN Coaches Top 25 polls. The Blue Hens, who led the entire second half, built an 11-point cushion with 8:35 to play, but the Monarchs rallied for nine consecutive points to pull within with 5:24 remaining. But after Hakim McCullar hit one free throw, Carter found Devon Saddler for a jumper and on the Blue Hensʼ next possession drilled a deep three-pointer to extend UDʼs advantage to with 3:31 to play. The Monarchs cut the deficit to five three times in the final minute, but went 9 of 10 from the line, all but two from Carter, to ice the victory. Carter Clutch From Foul Line Late in Games Jawan Carter went a perfect 12 of 12 from the free throw line at Lafayette, including hitting all six of his attempts in the final 32 seconds to seal the victory. The last time a Blue Hen took that many free throw attempts without missing was when Kestutis Marciulions went 13 of 13 during a overtime victory over Drexel at the BCC on January 27, Carter then went 11 of 15 from the charity stripe versus Old Dominion, including seven of eight in the final 52 seconds to hold off the Monarchs. Carter went to the foul line with nine seconds left and the Blue Hens clinging to a one-pont lead at Hampton, and he went 1 of 2 to put up a pair. Brian Johnson Returns To UD Lineup Brian Johnson, who missed all of last season with an ACL injury and the first three games of this year after suffering a torn meniscus in the preseason, finally returned to the court during ʼs game at Lafayette. Johnson came off the bench to snap his school-record streak of 94 consecutive starts - every game he had appeared in during his first three years. He contributed five points and a rebound in 16 minutes of action against the Leopards. Johnson recorded his best game of the year against State, contributing four points and four assists while not turning the ball over in 22 minutes. He added a season-high seven assists against Penn on December 22. Carter, Hagins Among Nation s Leaders Through Sundayʼs games, Jamelle Hagins ranked sixth in Division I with 3.6 blocked shots per game while Jawan Carter was tied for 17th with 3.0 three-pointers made per game. Player G Blocks B/gm William Mosley (Northwestern State) C.J. Aiken (Saint Josephʼs) Delvon Johnson (Arkansas) Keith Benson (Oakland) Brett Royster (Florida Atlantic) Jamelle Hagins () Notes From the Howard Victory UD head coach Monté Ross won for the first time in his five home openers. ʼs 34 points allowed was its fewest since a victory over Ursinus on December 21, The 32-point victory was the Blue Hensʼ largest since a win over James Madison on January 15, led at the break, its largest halftime lead since taking a cushion at Vermont on December 19, Jawan Carter made eight three-pointers, tying the school record set by Billy Wells against Hartford on February 24, Carterʼs 14 three-pointers attempted set a UD single game record. Howardʼs 12 field goals made and 20.0 percent shooting are both the lowest by a Blue Hen opponent since prior to the season, when UD began keeping detailed boxscores. blocked 12 shots, its most since also swatting 12 against Siena on December 23, Saddler Shines in Blue Hen Debut Blue Hen freshman guard Devon Saddler had an impressive debut against Ohio University for, posting team-highs of 19 points and seven assists while also grabbing six rebounds in 35 minutes of action. Saddler, who went 8 of 13 from the field, scored the most points by a UD freshman in his debut since Zaire Taylor scored 22 against The Citadel on November 18, Saddler led the Blue Hens in scoring for the second consecutive game at Cornell by scoring 15 points on 6 of 10 shooting from the field, and he added a season-high eight assists versus Howard. Saddler scored 13 points and grabbed five rebounds while playing a game-high 37 minutes during his first CAA game against Old Dominion, while he added a season-high 10 assists during his second conference game last Monday at George Mason.

5 Hagins A Force Inside For Sophomore Jamelle Hagins is having an impressive season for the Blue Hens, leading the team with 8.6 rebounds per game and 50 blocks while ranking second with 10.3 points per game. Hagins currently leads the CAA and ranks sixth in Division I with 3.6 blocks per game. He also ranks second in the conference with 6.9 defensive rebounds per game, fifth with 8.6 boards per contest, and 11th with a 51.3 field goal percentage. Dawson Joins 1,200-Point, 500-Rebound Club Senior Alphonso Dawson, who has scored 1,279 career points, grabbed five rebounds against Howard to reach the 500-rebound career mark. He is just the ninth player in history to amass at least 1,200 career points and 500 career rebounds. The others are Mike Pegues, Greg Smith, Mark Murray, Alex Coles, Harding Nana, Herb Courtney, Dave Sysko, and Anthony Wright. Johnson Brings Experience To PG Spot UD senior Brian Johnson brings a wealth of experience to the point guard position for the Blue Hens. Johnson has started all 94 games of his first three seasons, the fourth most by a point guard in Division I entering the season. Point Guard School Games Started Talor Battle Penn State 97 Anthony Nelson Niagara 96 Michael Thompson Northwestern 95 Brian Johnson 94 Rahmon Fletcher Green Bay 92 Josh White North Texas 91 Justin Robinson Rider 91 Kyle Lewis Denver 86 Chad Tomko UNC Wilmington 86 Joe Jakubowski Bowling Green 85 Kalin Lucas Michigan State 85 A Grand Trio? already has two members of its backcourt that have surpassed the 1,000-point mark in Jawan Carter (1,281 points) and Alphonso Dawson (1,279 points). Last year marked the ninth time in Blue Hen history that a UD team featured two 1,000-point scorers. Fellow senior Brian Johnson has scored 945 career points, just 55 shy of the 1,000-point milestone. has never featured a team containing three 1,000-point scorers. Saddler Starts in Blue Hen Debut Devon Saddler started at Ohio University in his Blue Hen debut, becoming the sixth UD freshman to start his first career game during Monté Rossʼs five years in Newark. Brian Johnson and Darrell Johnson each started the 2006 season opener, while D.J. Boney and Alphonso Dawson both started the 2007 opener. Jamelle Hagins started last yearʼs season opener against Temple. UD Returns Majority of Scoring returns its top seven scorers from a year ago and every player except Adam Pegg, who transferred to Stetson in the offseason after averaging 5.0 points and 2.6 rebounds per game. The Blue Hens return 92.1 percent of their scoring from a year ago and 92.5 percent of their rebounding. Those numbers do not factor in the return of Brian Johnson, who averaged 10.0 points and 2.5 rebounds during the season. UD Signs Five To NLIs in Early Signing Period Kyle Anderson, Marvin King-Davis, Khalid Lewis-El, Larry Savage and Jarvis Threatt each signed during the early signing period in November and comprise the Blue Hensʼ class of Anderson, a 6-2 shooting guard, averaged 20.8 points per game last season at Newark Community (Ill.) High School and entered his senior season ranked third on the schoolʼs career list with 1,615 points. King-Davis, a 6-7 forward, was an All-District and All-Region selection as a junior in He averaged 13.6 points and 8.5 rebounds per game a year ago at Meadowbrook High School in Richmond, Va. Lewis-El, a 6-3 guard, led Trenton Catholic to a 28-3 record and the New Jersey Tournament of Champions title last season. He posted 15 points and five rebounds during a triple overtime win over nationally-ranked St. Anthonyʼs in the New Jersey Non-Public B championship. Savage, a 6-5 small foward, was an All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference honoree a year ago for Bishop OʼConnell (Va.) High School. He averaged 12 points and six rebounds per game for the Knights in Threatt, a 6-1 guard, was also an All-District and All-Region honoree last season at Highland Springs High School in Richmond. He averaged 19.6 points, 2.6 assists and 3.0 steals during his junior year. Pegues Returns To Newark on UD Coaching Staff Mike Pegues, the all-time leading scorer in history, returned to his alma mater in April and is currently serving in his first season as an assistant coach with the Blue Hens. Pegues tallied 2,030 career points and became the first player to be named conference Player of the Year when he earned the honors in the season for the America East Conference. He was inducted into the UD Athletics Hall of Fame in The only three-time first team all-conference selection in school history, Pegues led the Blue Hens to America East titles and NCAA Tournament berths in 1998 and 1999, and to the NIT in Pegues went on to play professionally in Italy, New Zealand, England an Argentina, and spent one season in the Continental Basketball Association. He served as an assistant coach for three seasons at Bishop OʼConnell High School before spending last season at VCU as the Ramsʼ video coordinator. Picked Ninth in CAA Preseason Poll was picked ninth in the Colonial Athletic Association Preseason Poll announced October 19 at the leagueʼs Media Day at Champps-Pentagon Row Restaurant in Arlington, Va. CAA Men s Basketball Predicted Order of Finish 1. Old Dominion 2. George Mason 3. VCU 4. James Madison 5. Hofstra 6. Drexel Coaching Records Name Years Record Pct. Mike Brey H.B. Shipley Fred Emmerson Dan Peterson Steve Steinwedel Don Harnum David Henderson Joseph Brunansky D. Kenneth Steers Z. Edmund Prince Flucie Stewart Samuel Saunders Irv Wisniewski William J. McAvoy Stephen Grenda Gerald P. Doherty Ron Rainey E. Emery Adkins Lyal Clark J.J. Rothrock Monté Ross Present William Murray Frank Frostburg Ross s Team vs. Opponent Home Away Overall Albany American Boston University Bucknell Central Connecticut Cleveland State Cornell State Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hampton Hofstra Holy Cross Howard Iona James Madison Lafayette La Salle Loyola (MD) Marist Maryland Niagara Northeastern Ohio University Old Dominion Penn Rider Robert Morris Rutgers Saint Bonaventure Santa Clara Siena Seton Hall Temple Toledo Towson UNC Greensboro UNC Wilmington Vermont Villanova Virginia Commonwealth Virginia Tech William & Mary Totals

6 7. Northeastern 8. William & Mary Towson 11. Georgia State 12. UNC Wilmington Carter Named To Preseason All-CAA 2nd Team Blue Hen senior guard Jawan Carter was named to the CAA Preseason Second Team at CAA Media Day. Preseason All-Colonial Athletic Association First Team Chaisson Allen - Northeastern Denzel Bowles - James Madison Charles Jenkins - Hofstra (Preseason Player of the Year) Cam Long - George Mason Joey Rodriguez - VCU Second Team Kent Bazemore - Old Dominion Jawan Carter - Ben Finney - Old Dominion Quinn McDowell - William & Mary Julius Wells - James Madison Honorable Mention Chris Fouch - Drexel Frank Hassell - Old Dominion Ryan Pearson - George Mason Chad Tomko - UNC Wilmington Long Distance Plan has made at least one three-point field goal in each of the last 610 games dating back to November 28, In all, the Blue Hens have made one three-pointer in all but five games since the implementation of the three-point line throughout the NCAA in Blue Hens Feature Home-Grown Talent The Blue Hens have five players on their roster that played high school basketball in the state of : Jawan Carter (Tatnall), D.J. Boney (Tatnall), Edwin Santiago (Sanford), Samer Madarani (Sanford) and Will Townsville (Glasgow). In fact, Carter is the leading scorer in history with 2,464 career points. The Blue Hens have now had five players from in three consecutive seasons; the previous time a UD team featured at least five players from the state of was during the season. Blue Hens Among CAA Leaders Jawan Carter Category Rank Stat Leader 3-Pt. Made T-1st 3.0 Dante Curry (GSU) Scoring 4th 16.8 C. Jenkins (Hof) Minutes 5th 34.2 C. Jenkins (Hof.) Free Throw % 6th 79.3 Mike Moore (Hof.) Jamelle Hagins Category Rank Stat Leader Blocks 1st D. Rebounds 2nd 6.9 Samme Givens (DU) Rebounding 5th 8.6 Samme Givens (DU) Field Goal % 11th 51.3 D. Bowles (JMU) Scoring 24th 10.3 C. Jenkins (Hof.) Devon Saddler Category Rank Stat Leader Assists 7th 3.7 Joey Rodriguez (VCU) A/T Ratio 10th 1.2 Joey Rodriguez (VCU) in CAA Team Categories Scoring Offense 10th / 63.4 JMU: 73.8 Scoring Defense 5th / 65.3 Drexel: 59.5 Scoring Margin 8th / -1.9 Mason: +9.2 Free Throw Pct. 8th /.658 Hofstra:.745 Field Goal Pct. 12th /.422 Mason:.477 Field Goal Pct. Def 2nd /.404 Georgia St.: Point Field Goal Pct. 12th /.310 UNCW: Point FG Made 10th / 5.3 VCU: Point FG Pct. Def 2nd /.271 Drexel:.243 Rebounding Offense 6th / 34.4 Drexel: 42.2 Rebounding Defense 11th / 35.9 Old Dominion: 28.7 Rebounding Margin 8th / -1.6 Drexel: Blocked Shots T-2nd / 4.6 Old Dominion: 4.7 Assists 12th / 11.3 Mason: 15.3 Steals 12th / 3.5 VCU: 9.3 Turnover Margin 10th / VCU: Assist/Turnover Ratio 9th / 0.9 Mason: 1.3 Offensive Rebounds 10th / 9.9 Old Dominion: 16.3 Defensive Rebounds 6th / 24.4 Drexel: 27.3 The Last Time... UD played an overtime game 1/23/10 vs. Georgia State (W 76-74) UD played double overtime 11/21/09 at Penn (W 97-94) UD scored 100 points 3/4/01 vs. Northeastern (W ) UD allowed 100 points 2/26/95 at New Hampshire (L ) UD was held under 50 points 3/5/10 vs. VCU (L 49-66) UD held opponent under 50 points 1/5/11 vs. William & Mary (W 61-48) UD made 10 3-pointers 1/6/10 (12) vs. William & Mary (L ot) UD allowed 10 3-pointers 2/27/10 (11) at Towson (L 66-81) A Blue Hen scored 25 points 12/4/10, Jawan Carter (29) vs. Old Dominion An opponent scored 25 points 12/30/10, Vlad Moldoveanu (30), American A Blue Hen scored 30 points 2/2/10, Jawan Carter (30) vs. Northeastern An opponent scored 30 points 12/30/10, Vlad Moldoveanu (30), American A Blue Hen scored 35 points 11/21/09, Jawan Carter (35) at Penn An opponent scored 35 points 2/20/10, John Holland (40), Boston University A Blue Hen scored 40 points 1/27/82, Ken Luck (40) vs. West Chester An opponent scored 40 points 2/20/10, John Holland (43), Boston University A Blue Hen grabbed 15 rebounds 1/5/11, Jamelle Hagins (17) vs. William & Mary A Blue Hen grabbed 20 rebounds 1/12/97, Greg Smith (21) vs. Vermont An opponent grabbed 20 rebounds 11/17/07, Jason Thompson (21), Rider A Blue Hen had 10 assists 1/3/11, Devon Saddler (10) at George Mason Blue Hens on UD Career Lists Scoring 1. Mike Pegues ( )... 2, Greg Smith ( )...1, Ken Luck ( )...1, Mark Murray ( )... 1, Brian Pearl ( )... 1, Alex Coles ( )...1, Oscar Jones ( )... 1, Harding Nana ( )... 1, Mike Ames ( )... 1, Herb Courtney ( )... 1, Jawan Carter (2008-Present)...1, Alphonso Dawson (2007-Present)...1, Dave Sysko ( )... 1, Kestutis Marciulionis ( )... 1, Peca Arsic ( )... 1, Anthony Wright ( )... 1, Ray Crawford ( )... 1, Nate Cloud ( )...1, Tim Tompkins ( )...1, Taurence Chisholm ( )...1, Spencer Dunkley ( )...1, Mark Mancini ( )...1, Frank Wickes ( )... 1, Pete Mullenberg ( )... 1, Jim Smith ( )... 1, Tom Carluccio ( )...1, Mike Slattery ( )... 1, Barry Berger ( ) Wolfgang Fengler ( ) Loren Pratt ( ) Brian Johnson (2006-Present) Field Goal Attempts 1. Mike Pegues ( )...1, Alphonso Dawson (2007-Present)...1,294

7 Free Throws Made 1. Mike Pegues ( ) Greg Smith ( ) Brian Pearl ( ) Oscar Jones ( ) Jawan Carter (2008-Present) Three-Pointers Made 1. Mike Ames ( ) Kestutis Marciulionis ( ) Peca Arsic ( ) Jawan Carter (2008-Present) Tyrone Perry ( ) Alphonso Dawson (2007-Present) Rulon Washington ( ) Greg Miller ( ) John Gordon ( ) Brian Pearl ( ) Robbie Johnson ( ) Austen Rowland ( ) Mike Slattery ( ) Brian Johnson (2006-Present) Three-Pointers Attempted 1. Kestutis Marciulionis ( ) Mike Ames ( ) Jawan Carter (2008-Present) Alphonso Dawson (2007-Present) Peca Arsic ( ) Tyrone Perry ( ) Rulon Washington ( ) Greg Miller ( ) Austen Rowland ( ) Brian Pearl ( ) Mike Slattery ( ) Brian Johnson (2006-Present) Rebounds 15. Pete Cloud ( ) Brian Downie ( ) Steve Jennings ( ) Peter Mullenberg ( ) Barry Berger ( ) Denard Montgomery ( ) Jim Kruzinski ( ) Chuck Hamilton ( ) Bill Wagamon ( ) Steve Schlachter ( ) Alphonso Dawson (2007-Present) Rick Meccariello ( ) Austen Rowland ( ) Mark Murray ( ) Jawan Carter (2008-Present) Minutes Played 1. Brian Pearl ( )... 4, Taurence Chisholm ( )... 3, Mike Pegues ( )... 3, Brian Johnson (2006-Present)...3, Tyrone Perry ( )...3, Mark Murray ( )... 3, Tim Tompkins ( ) Mike Slattery ( )... 3, Alphonso Dawson (2007-Present)...3,368 Blocked Shots 1. Spencer Dunkley ( ) John Bennett ( ) Herb Courtney ( ) Ndongo Ndiaye ( ) Alex Coles ( ) Pete Mullenberg ( ) Denard Montgomery ( ) Harding Nana ( ) Calvin Smith ( ) Jim Ledsome ( ) Ajmal Basit ( ) Jamelle Hagins (2009-Present) Blue Hens on UD Single-Season Lists Blocked Shots 1. Ndongo Ndiaye ( ) Spencer Dunkley ( ) John Bennett ( ) Ajmal Basit ( ) Herb Courtney ( ) Jim Ledsome ( ) Jamelle Hagins ( ) Assists 1. Taurence Chisholm ( ) Mike Slattery ( ) Brian Pearl ( ) Brian Johnson (2006-Present) John Staudenmayer ( ) Tyrone Perry ( ) Rob Garner ( ) Tom Campbell ( ) Mark Mancini ( ) Bill Sullivan ( ) Mark Haughton ( )...332

8 Pts. FG FG% 3FG 3FG% FT FT% O-D-R PF A T B S Ohio University Cornell Howard Lafayette Old Dominion Hampton State Villanova Penn Santa Clara American George Mason William & Mary Drexel UNC Wilmington Towson Northeastern Georgia State George Mason William & Mary James Madison Old Dominion Drexel VCU Hofstra Northeastern ESPNU BracketBusters Towson University of Men s Basketball Game-By-Game Team Statistics

9 Front Row (L-R): Devon Saddler, Will Townsville, D.J. Boney, Kaleb Clyburn, Brian Johnson, Jawan Carter, Brendan McNulty, Samer Madarani, Edwin Santiago, Billy Kidd. Back Row: Basketball Operations Intern Geoff Rose, Director of Basketball Operations Saul Rafel-Frankel, Head Coach Monté Ross, Alphonso Dawson, Malcolm Hawkins, Josh Brinkley, Jamelle Hagins, Hakim McCullar, Tommy Williams, Kelvin McNeil, Assistant Coach Mike Pegues, Assistant Coach R.C. Kehoe, Assistant Coach Jeff Rafferty. (Photo by UD Photo Services) Men s Basketball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (Last School) 0 Kelvin McNeil *...So. F Newport News, Va./Menchville/Massanutten Military Academy 1 Malcolm Hawkins *...So. G Norfolk, Va./Norview 3 Jawan Carter ***...Sr. G Wilmington, Del./Tatnall (Saint Josephʼs) 4 Kaleb Clyburn...Fr. G Orlando, Fla./Montverde Academy 5 Brian Johnson ***...Sr. G Annapolis, Md./Mount St. Josephʼs/Winchendon Prep, Mass. 10 Devon Saddler...Fr. G Aberdeen, Md./Aberdreen/Winchendon Prep, Mass. 11 Alphonso Dawson ***...Sr. G Harrisburg, Pa./Harrisburg 12 Samer Madarani...Jr. G Newark, Del./Sanford 13 Billy Kidd...Fr. F Globe, Ariz./Globe 14 Brendan McNulty...So. G Downingtown, Pa./Malvern Prep 21 D.J. Boney ***...Sr. G Wilmington, Del./Tatnall 23 Hakim McCullar *...Jr. F Cincinnati, Ohio/Winthrow University HS/Maine Central Institute (Rhode Island) 24 Edwin Santiago ***...Sr. G Wilmington, Del/Sanford 31 Will Townsville...So. G Newark, Del./Glasgow 32 Josh Brinkley *...So. F Richmond, Va./Douglas Freeman 44 Jamelle Hagins *...So. F Roanoke, Va./William Fleming 50 Tommy Willliams...Fr. F Hamden, Conn./Hamden Head Coach: Monté Ross (Winston-Salem State ʻ92), fifth season Assistant Coaches: R.C. Kehoe, Jeff Rafferty, Mike Pegues Director of Basketball Operations: Saul Rafel-Frankel Pronunciation Guide D.J. Boney -- BONE-ee Jawan Carter -- Ja-WAHN Jamelle Hagins -- HEY-gins Samer Madarani -- SAM-er Mahd-ah-RON-ee Hakim McCullar -- Huh-KEEM Devon Saddler -- Deh-VOHN Mike Pegues -- Puh-GEESE

10 UD HEAD COACH C MONTÉ ROSS S Monté Ross was formally introduced as the University of menʼs basketball programʼs new head coach on April 4, 2006 in a press conference held at the Bob Carpenter Center. Ross, who pronounces his first name mon-tay, is the 23rd head coach in University of menʼs basketball history and begins his fourth season at the helm of the Blue Hens in This is his first head coach position after an outstanding career as a Division I assistant coach for 13 seasons. In May, 2009 the University announced that Ross received a contract extension through the season. Taking over a program that had lost 20 games each of the previous two seasons, Ross had his struggles in his first season at the helm of the Blue Hens in as a young and depleted squad posted a record of 5-26 and went 3-13 in Colonial Athletic Association play to finish in 12th place. But Ross guided an impressive turnaround in Year Two and made a strong case for CAA Coach of the Year honors. Still guiding a young squad, the Blue Hens were the second most improved squad in the league, posting a mark of overall and placing seventh in the CAA standings with a record of 9-9. The Hens improved nine games from the previous season, tripling their league win total and posting just as many overall wins as the previous two years combined. Ross also led his team to a first round CAA Tournament victory as the Blue Hens knocked off long-time rival Drexel Leading the squad was third team All-CAA forwards Herb Courtney and Marc Egerson, CAA All-Rookie pick Alphonso Dawson, and one of the leagueʼs top point guards in Brian Johnson. won its first five league games during the season and among its CAA wins were a home win over league champion and NCAA Tournament participant George Mason, a home win over regular season runner-up UNC Wilmington, and an early season road win over tournament runner-up William & Mary. went overall and 6-12 during the season, but the year included impressive home victories over VCU and George Mason. The Blue Hens also posted an overtime win over Drexel, while Egerson was named first team all-conference and all-district. Ross, 39, served as an assistant coach under Phil Martelli at Saint Josephʼs University the previous 10 seasons before taking over at, helping to lead the Hawks to a record of , six NCAA Tournament appearances, and three National Invitation Tournament appearances. The team went 30-2 and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight. This means a lot to me and my family, said Ross, who spoke to a full room that included family members, friends, Saint Josephʼs University staff and supporters, and media members when he was hired. This is such a great opportunity and Iʼm going to cherish it. I can promise that I will work hard and make all of you proud. Iʼve been preparing for this opportunity for a very long time. Things are going pretty fast now, but I am prepared to handle it. Working with someone like Phil Martelli has prepared me well for this. I want to make sure that our playersʼ experience here is memorable and that they get what they signed on for. We want to create a love affair with the community and the campus and have a positive impact in everything we do. We will play hard every night and bring a winning attitude and create a winning culture. We are excited to have Monté join the University of menʼs basketball program, said then-ud Director of Athletics Edgar N. Johnson on his hiring. During the interview process, we learned that Montéʼs contacts and success in recruiting young men from the Mid-Atlantic Region are truly superior. He knows the region and its players and coaches, our University, and the Colonial Athletic Association. Most important of all, Monté is a talented, personable, hard-working young man who has great rapport with his players. We are confident that he will bring the University of menʼs basketball program to prominence in the CAA. A 1992 sport management graduate of NCAA Division II Winston-Salem State where he played for legendary head coach and Basketball Hall of Fame member Clarence Big House Gaines ( record in 47 seasons from ), Ross has been surrounded by championship basketball throughout his coaching career. During his 13 seasons as an NCAA Division I assistant, Ross helped lead teams to nine winning seasons, seven campaigns with 20 or more victories, and a winning percentage of.650. His teams advanced to the NCAA Tournament six times and to the NIT Tournament three times while capturing five conference championships. After beginning his career as an assistant at Lehigh in , he spent two seasons as an assistant at ʼs top rival Drexel, leading the Dragons to consecutive North Atlantic Conference titles and NCAA Tournament berths in 1995 and 1996 under head coach Bill Herrion. The squad, led by current NBA veteran Malik Rose, posted a record of 27-4 and upset Memphis in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Ross joined the Saint Josephʼs staff in during Martelliʼs second season as head coach. The Hawks rose to national prominence under Martelli, participating in post-season action seven times, including each of the Rossʼ final six seasons on Hawk Hill. During Rossʼ tenure, the Hawks won four Atlantic 10 regular season titles, one conference tournament title, posted five seasons with 20 or more wins, and averaged 23 wins over his final six seasons. The Hawks advanced to the NCAA Tournament four times during his tenure, including a memorable season when Saint Josephʼs posted a 30-2 record and advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight. The Hawks were a national story, going through the regular season undefeated and earning a No. 1 national ranking late in the season. Ross also helped Saint Josephʼs advance to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 1997, to the NCAA second round in 2001, and to the NCAA first round in In Saint Josephʼs went 19-14, advanced to the Atlantic 10 Tournament championship game, and advanced to the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. Saint Josephʼs also made a run to the NIT title in , going and falling in the championship game. The Hawks won the Atlantic 10 title and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16 during Rossʼ first season on Hawk Hill in Ross, who served as the Hawksʼ recruiting coordinator and worked with the teamʼs point guards, was instrumental in bringing three current NBA players to Saint Josephʼs, including two first round draft picks in 2004 consensus National Player of the Year Jameer Nelson and Delonte West. Rossʼ tenure at Saint Josephʼs was the third longest in school history for an assistant coach and he was honored in 2005 with the William J. Bennett Award, recognizing dedication and loyalty to the Saint Josephʼs menʼs basketball program. He shared the award with fellow Saint Josephʼs assistant Mark Bass. In addition to his duties as an assistant at Saint Josephʼs, Ross was active with the prestigious Sonny Hill League, serving as a head coach in the summer college league and as an assistant in the high school league. In September, 2006, Ross and assistant coach Stephen Stewart visited Dakar, Senegal to conduct youth basketball clinics and a coaching seminar as part of a United States Department of State-funded International Basketball Initiative. They worked in conjunction with Basketball Without Borders Africa, a community relations outreach program of the NBA and also with the Senegalese Basketball Federation and the nonprofit organization Sports for Education and Economic Development in Senegal. Ross and his wife, Michelle, reside in Media, Pa. with their son Justin, 10, and daughter Lauren, 8.

11 #0 KELVIN MCNEIL Sophomore Forward 6-7 Newport News, Va Season: Scored two points and grabbed two rebounds in the season opener at Ohio University (11/13) posted five points and four rebounds at Cornell (11/17) scored four points and grabbed four rebounds against Howard (11/19) scored a season-high seven points and pulled down three rebounds at Lafayette (11/27) notched three points and three rebounds versus Old Dominion (12/4) pulled down a season-high five rebounds at Hampton (12/8) posted two rebounds, a point and an assist versus State (12/11) scored three points and grabbed three rebounds at Villanova (12/18) scored four points and pulled down two rebounds versus Penn (12/22) posted season-highs of eight points and five rebounds at Santa Clara (12/29) posted six points and a season-high six rebounds while playing a season-most 28 minutes against William & Mary (1/5) tied his season-high with six rebounds at Drexel (1/8) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 13 at Vermont, 12/20/09 FG Made: 5 at Vermont, 12/20/09 FG Att.: 13 at Vermont, 12/20/09 3-Pointers Made: 1, three times 3-Pointers Att.: 4 at ODU, 12/5/09 FT Made: 6 at Villanova, 12/23/09 FT Att.: 9, twice Rebounds: 13 at Vermont, 12/20/09 Assists: 4, twice Blocks: 1, six times Steals: 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 11/28/09 Minutes: 38 at Vermont, 12/20/09 Season Highs Points: 8 at Santa Clara, 12/29 FG Made: 3 at Santa Clara, 12/29 FG Att.: 5 at Lafayette, 11/27 3-Pointers Made: n/a 3-Pointers Att.: n/a FT Made: 4 vs. William & Mary, 1/5 FT Att.: 5 at Lafayette, 11/27 Rebounds: 6, twice Assists: 1, four times Blocks: n/a Steals: 1, three times Minutes: 28 vs. William & Mary, 1/5 Kelvin McNeil at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / Totals 34/

12 #1 MALCOLM HAWKINS Sophomore Guard 6-6 Norfolk, Va Season: Made first career start in season opener at Ohio University, contributing two rebounds, an assist and a block (11/13) scored four points and grabbed three rebounds at Cornell (11/17) posted two rebounds, an assist and a block against Howard (11/19) pulled down a career-high 10 rebounds, scored four points and dished out two assists at Santa Clara (12/29) blocked two shots, including one by the Broncosʼ Raymond Cowels III just before the buzzer as UD hung on for a one-point victory earned the Cable Car Classic Sixth Man Award posted three rebounds and an assist at George Mason (1/3) was taken off the court on a backboard after falling to the floor while grabbing a rebound was released from Christiana Hospital on Friday will wear a neck brace for the next 3-4 weeks Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette DNP - CD 12/4 Old Dominion DNP - CD 12/8 Hampton /11 State DNP - CD 12/18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary DNP - Spine 1/8 Drexel DNP - Spine 1/12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 9 at State, 12/1/09 FG Made: 4 at State, 12/1/09 FG Att.: 8 vs. George Mason, 2/24/10 3-Pointers Made: 1 at Del. St., 12/1/09 3-Pointers Att.: 2, three times FT Made: 6 at VCU, 1/9/10 FT Att.: 8 at VCU, 1/9/10 Rebounds: 10 at Santa Clara, 12/29/10 Assists: 5 at Siena, 11/24/09 Blocks: 2 at Santa Clara, 12/29/10 Steals: 2, twice Minutes: 24 vs. George Mason, 2/24/10 Season Highs Points: 4, twice FG Made: 2 at Cornell, 11/17 FG Att.: 5 at Santa Clara, 12/29 3-Pointers Made: n/a 3-Pointers Att.: 1, twice FT Made: 2 at Santa Clara, 12/29 FT Att.: 2 at Santa Clara, 12/29 Rebounds: 10 at Santa Clara, 12/29 Assists: 2 at Santa Clara, 12/29 Blocks: 2 at Santa Clara, 12/29 Steals: 1 at Cornell, 11/17 Minutes: 19 at Santa Clara, 12/29 Malcolm Hawkins at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / Totals 35/

13 #3 JAWAN CARTER Senior Guard 5-11 Chester, Pa. Ranks third in history with 526 three-pointers attempted, fourth with 178 career three-pointers made, fifth with 377 free throws made, 15th with 269 assists, and 11th with 1,281 points Season: Preseason CAA All-Second Team selection scored six points and dished out four assists during the season opener at Ohio University (11/13) scored a game-high 24 points and grabbed four rebounds against Howard (11/19) tied the school record by hitting eight three-pointers and set a UD record with 14 three-point attempts posted a game-best 24 points while adding five rebounds at Lafayette (11/27) went 12 of 12 from the free throw line, including hitting all six of his attempts in the final 32 seconds scored a game-high 29 points and hit six three-pointers versus Old Dominion (12/4) went 11 of 15 from the free throw line, including 7 of 8 in the final 52 seconds scored 15 points and tied his career-high with nine rebounds at Hampton (12/8) scored 13 points against State (12/11) led the Blue Hens with 14 points at Villanova (12/18) scored a team-high 21 points and went 5-of-8 from three-point range versus Penn (12/22) led UD with 23 points against American (12/30) tied for the team lead with 20 points at George Mason (1/3) scored a team-high 16 points versus William & Mary (1/5) led all scorers with 24 points at Drexel (1/8) tied for first in the CAA and tied for 17th in Division I with 3.0 three-pointers made per game also ranks fourth in the league with 16.8 points per game, fifth with 34.2 minutes played per game, and sixth with a 79.3 free throw percentage Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 35 vs. Penn, 11/21/09 FG Made: 9 vs. Marist, 12/23/08 FG Att.: 21 vs. Marist, 12/23/08 3-Pt. Made: 8 vs. Howard, 11/19/10 3-Pt. Att.: 14 vs. Howard, 11/19/10 FT Made: 19 at Penn, 11/21/09 FT Att.: 26 at Penn, 11/21/09 Rebounds: 9, twice Assists: 11 at James Madison, 1/4/10 Blocks: n/a Steals: 4, three times Minutes: 48 at Penn, 11/21/09 Season Highs Points: 29 vs. Old Dominion, 12/4 FG Made: 9 at Drexel, 1/8 FG Att.: 17 at George Mason, 1/3 3-Pt. Made: 8 vs. Howard, 11/19 3-Pt. Att.: 14 vs. Howard, 11/19 FT Made: 12 at Lafayette, 11/27 FT Att.: 15 vs. Old Dominion, 12/4 Rebounds: 9 at Hampton, 12/8 Assists: 4, three times Blocks: n/a Steals: 3 at Lafayette, 11/27 Minutes: 39 at Hampton, 12/8 Jawan Carter at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / / / Totals 77/

14 #4 KALEB CLYBURN Freshman Guard 5-9 Orlando, Fla Season: Dished out one assist and grabbed one rebound in eight minutes of action during his collegiate debut at Ohio University (11/13) scored four points, grabbed a rebound and made a steal at Cornell (11/17) posted three rebounds and an assist versus Howard (11/19) dished out one assist versus Old Dominion (12/4) posted an assist and a rebound at Hampton (12/8) recorded two assists and two rebounds at Villanova (12/18) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette DNP - CD 12/4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn DNP - CD 12/29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary DNP - CD 1/8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Season/Career Highs Points: 4 at Cornell, 11/17 FG Made: 2 at Cornell, 11/17 FG Att.: 3 at Cornell, 11/17 3-Pointers Made: n/a 3-Pointers Att.: 2 vs. Howard, 11/19 FT Made: n/a FT Att.: n/a Rebounds: 3 vs. Howard, 11/19 Assists: 2 at Villanova, 12/18 Blocks: n/a Steals: 1 at Cornell, 11/17 Minutes: 17 at Cornell, 11/17 Kaleb Clyburn at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / Totals 11/

15 #5 BRIAN JOHNSON Senior Guard 5-10 Annapolis, Md. Started all 94 games during his first three years, the longest streak of consecutive starts in school history ranks fourth in school history with 467 career assists, fourth with 3,638 minutes played, 12th with 341 three-pointers attempted, tied for 13th with 119 three-pointers made, and 31st with 945 points Season: Missed the first three games of the season after suffering a torn meniscus during the preseason scored five points and grabbed a rebound in 16 minutes of action at Lafayette (11/27) posted three points and a rebound against Old Dominion (12/4) scored three points and handed out two assists at Hampton (12/8) recorded four points and four assists versus State (12/11) posted two points, two steals and an assist at Villanova (12/18) handed out a season-high seven assists and scored four points against Penn (12/22) scored three points at Santa Clara (12/29) dished out three assists versus American (12/30) scored three points at George Mason (1/3) tied his season-high with five points and posted two steals against William & Mary (1/5) posted two points and three rebounds at Drexel (1/8) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University DNP- Knee 11/17 Cornell DNP- Knee 11/19 Howard DNP- Knee 11/27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 26 at UNC Wilmington, 2/24/07 FG Made: 8 vs. Hofstra, 1/29/07 FG Att.: 14, twice 3-Pointers Made: 5, twice 3-Pointers Att.: 8 vs. Rider, 11/21/06 FT Made: 10 at Vermont, 12/19/07 FT Att.: 12 vs. Drexel, 2/4/09 Rebounds: 7, twice Assists: 11 at Drexel, 1/5/08 Blocks: 1, three times Steals: 5 vs. Rutgers, 11/16/08 Minutes: 48 vs. Old Dominion, 1/12/08 Season Highs Points: 5, twice FG Made: 2, twice FG Att.: 4, twice 3-Pointers Made: 1, four times 3-Pointers Att.: 3 at Villanova, 12/18 FT Made: 3 vs. Old Dominion, 12/4 FT Att.: 5 vs. Penn, 12/22 Rebounds: 3 at Drexel, 1/8 Assists: 7 vs. Penn, 12/22 Blocks: 1 at Villanova, 12/18 Steals: 2, twice Minutes: 22 vs. State, 12/11 Brian Johnson at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / / / Totals 105/

16 #10 DEVON SADDLER Freshman Guard 6-2 Aberdeen, Md Season: Led the Blue Hens with 19 points and seven assists in 35 minutes of action during his collegiate debut at Ohio University (11/13) went 8 of 13 from the field and grabbed six rebounds scored a team-high 15 points while adding six rebounds and three assists at Cornell (11/17) dished out eight assists and scored six points against Howard (11/19) scored five points and grabbed four rebounds at Lafayette (11/27) posted 13 points and five rebounds versus Old Dominion (12/4) recorded six points, five rebounds and five assists against State (12/11) scored nine points and dished out four assists at Villanova (12/18) led with 12 points at Santa Clara (12/29) handed out a season-high 10 assists at George Mason (1/3) scored 13 points and dished out four assists versus William & Mary (1/5) scored 12 points at Drexel (1/8) ranks seventh in the CAA with 3.7 assists per game and 10th with a 1.2 assist/turnover ratio Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Season/Career Highs Points: 19 at Ohio University, 11/13 FG Made: 8 at Ohio University, 11/13 FG Att.: 13 at Ohio University, 11/13 3-Pt. Made: 1, twice 3-Pt. Att.: 2, five times FT Made: 7 vs. Old Dominion, 12/4 FT Att.: 10 vs. William & Mary, 1/5 Rebounds: 6, three times Assists: 10 at George Mason, 1/3 Blocks: 2 vs. Howard, 11/19 Steals: 3, twice Minutes: 37, twice Devon Saddler at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / Totals 14/

17 #11 ALPHONSO DAWSON Senior Guard 6-4 Harrisburg, Pa. Ranks second in history with 1,294 career field goal attempts, fourth with 525 three-pointers attempted, sixth with 152 threepointers made, ninth with 3,368 minutes played, 12th with 1,279 points, and 25th with 535 rebounds one of nine players in UD history to reach the 1,200-point and 500-rebound plateaus Season: Scored 11 points, all in the first half, including a pair of three-pointers in the season opener at Ohio University (11/13) posted five points and five rebounds at Cornell (11/17) scored seven points and grabbed five rebounds against Howard (11/19) posted six points and a team-high six rebounds at Lafayette (11/27) scored eight points and grabbed three rebounds at Hampton (12/8) scored a season-high 16 points against State, including eight in the final four minutes scored 12 points and grabbed six rebounds versus Penn (12/22) posted nine points and three rebounds at Santa Clara (12/29) scored 12 points against American, going 4 of 6 from three-point range (12/30) scored a season-high 20 points and hit four three-pointers for the second consecutive game at George Mason (1/3) posted 10 points and a season-best six rebounds against William & Mary (1/5) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 28, twice FG Made: 11, twice FG Att.: 21 vs. Bucknell, 11/18/09 3-Pointers Made: 5 at Penn, 11/21/09 3-Pointers Att.: 11 at Towson, 3/1/08 FT Made: 8 vs. Old Dominion, 1/12/08 FT Att.: 10 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 Rebounds: 14 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 Assists: 5 at Georgia State, 2/7/09 Blocks: 3, twice Steals: 4, twice Minutes: 43, twice Season Highs Points: 20 at George Mason, 1/3 FG Made: 8 at George Mason, 1/3 FG Att.: 15, twice 3-Pt. Made: 4, twice 3-Pt. Att.: 7, three times FT Made: 2, five times FT Att.: 4 vs. Penn, 12/22 Rebounds: 6, three times Assists: 1, eight times Blocks: 1 vs. Howard, 11/19 Steals: 2 vs. State, 12/11 Minutes: 31, three times Alphonso Dawson at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / / / Totals 107/

18 #21 D.J. BONEY Senior Guard 6-5 Wilmington, Del Season: Scored one point in 10 minutes of action during the season opener at Ohio University (11/13) grabbed one rebound and blocked a shot while making first start of the season against Howard (11/19) scored seven points, all in the second half, and pulled down four rebounds at Lafayette (11/27) scored six points and grabbed two rebounds at Villanova (12/18) scored three points and handed out an assist versus American (12/30) had two points, a rebound and an assist at Drexel (1/8) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 16 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 FG Made: 5 at Boston Univ., 12/21/08 FG Att.: 13 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 3-Pt. Made: 4 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 3-Pt. Att.: 11 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 FT Made: 5, twice FT Att.: 6, twice Rebounds: 7 vs. Hofstra, 2/14/09 Assists: 5 vs. Towson, 1/16/10 Blocks: 1, 11 times Steals: 4 vs. Bucknell, 11/18/09 Minutes: 41 vs. Lafayette, 12/29/09 Season Highs Points: 7 at Lafayette, 11/27 FG Made: 2, twice FG Att.: 4, twice 3-Pt. Made: 1, three times 3-Pt. Att.: 3 at Villanova, 12/18 FT Made: 2 at Lafayette, 11/27 FT Att.: 2, twice Rebounds: 4 at Lafayette, 11/27 Assists: 2 at George Mason, 1/3 Blocks: 1 vs. Howard, 11/19 Steals: 1 at Villanova, 12/18 Minutes: 23 at Lafayette, 11/27 D.J. Boney at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / / / Totals 105/

19 #23 HAKIM MCCULLAR Junior Forward 6-8 Cincinnati, Ohio Season: Scored five points, grabbed three rebounds and handed out an assist at Ohio University (11/13) posted five points, a rebound and a steal at Cornell (11/17) recorded season-highs of nine points and six rebounds against Howard (11/19) scored six points and grabbed three boards at Lafayette (11/17) notched four points and three rebounds against Old Dominion (12/4) scored seven points at Hampton (12/8) posted four points and two rebounds versus Penn (12/22) has missed the last four games with a broken bone in his right leg Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American DNP- Leg 1/3 George Mason DNP- Leg 1/5 William & Mary DNP- Leg 1/8 Drexel DNP- Leg 1/12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 12 at Towson, 2/27/10 FG Made: 4, six times FG Att.: 13 vs. Temple, 11/14/09 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: 1 at Vermont, 12/20/09 FT Made: 5 at Hofstra, 1/30/10 FT Att.: 10 at Hofstra, 1/30/10 Rebounds: 8, twice Assists: 2 vs. VCU, 3/5/10 Blocks: 2, twice Steals: 1, eight times Minutes: 32, twice Season Highs Points: 9 vs. Howard, 11/19 FG Made: 4 vs. Howard, 11/19 FG Att.: 6, twice 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: n/a FT Made: 3, twice FT Att.: 4, three times Rebounds: 6 vs. Howard, 11/19 Assists: 1, three times Blocks: 1, three times Steals: 1, three times Minutes: 24 vs. Howard, 11/19 Hakim McCullar at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / Totals 41/

20 #24 EDWIN SANTIAGO Senior Guard 6-2 Wilmington, Del Season: Hit two free throws while appearing in the final two minutes at Cornell (11/17) grabbed two rebounds and made a steal against Howard (11/19) scored two points during the final minute at Villanova (12/18) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University DNP- CD 11/17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette DNP- CD 12/4 Old Dominion DNP- CD 12/8 Hampton DNP- CD 12/11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn DNP- CD 12/29 Santa Clara DNP- CD 12/30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary DNP- CD 1/8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 15 vs. UNC Wilmington, 2/6/08 FG Made: 6 vs. UNC Wilmington, 2/6/08 FG Att.: 14, twice 3-Pt. Made: 3 vs. ODU, 1/12/08 3-Pt. Att.: 5 at Georgia State, 2/13/08 FT Made: 6 at Northeastern, 1/19/08 FT Att.: 6, twice Rebounds: 7 vs. Towson, 12/3/07 Assists: 3, three times Blocks: 1, four times Steals: 3, five times Minutes: 31 at Towson, 2/27/10 Season Highs Points: 2, twice FG Made: 1 at Villanova, 12/18 FG Att.: 2 vs. Howard, 11/19 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: 1 vs. Howard, 11/19 FT Made: 2 at Cornell, 11/17 FT Att.: 2 at Cornell, 11/17 Rebounds: 2 vs. Howard, 11/19 Assists: n/a Blocks: n/a Steals: 1 vs. Howard, 11/19 Minutes: 10 vs. Howard, 11/19 Edwin Santiago at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / / / Totals 95/

21 #32 JOSH BRINKLEY Sophomore Forward 6-6 Richmond, Va Season: Came off the bench to score 12 points on 5 of 7 shooting from the field at Ohio University (11/13) posted six points, four rebounds and two assists at Cornell (11/17) recorded eight points and four rebounds versus Old Dominion (12/4) scored a career-high 18 points and grabbed a season-best seven rebounds at Hampton (12/8) scored inside with 52 seconds remaining to give the Blue Hens the lead for good recorded 13 points and six rebounds against State (12/11) scored six points at Villanova (12/18) sat out the Penn game after receiving two technical fouls at Villanova scored six points and grabbed five rebounds at Santa Clara (12/29) scored 10 points and went 4 of 4 from the field while making his first career start against American (12/30) had six points and three rebounds at George Mason (1/3) recorded six points and six rebounds at Drexel (1/8) Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn DNP - Susp. 12/29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 18 at Hampton, 12/8/10 FG Made: 8 vs. Towson, 1/16/10 FG Att.: 10 at Hampton, 12/8/10 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: 1, twice FT Made: 7, twice FT Att.: 12, twice Rebounds: 8 vs. Towson, 1/16/10 Assists: 3 vs. Georgia State, 1/23/10 Blocks: 4 vs. Hampton, 12/9/09 Steals: 2, three times Minutes: 32 at Drexel, 1/8/11 Season Highs Points: 18 at Hampton, 12/8 FG Made: 6 at Hampton, 12/8 FG Att.: 10 at Hampton, 12/8 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: n/a FT Made: 7 vs. State, 12/11 FT Att.: 12 vs. State, 12/11 Rebounds: 7 at Hampton, 12/8 Assists: 2, twice Blocks: 1 at Hampton, 12/8 Steals: 2 at Lafayette, 11/27 Minutes: 32 at Drexel, 1/8 Josh Brinkley at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / Totals 35/

22 #44 JAMELLE HAGINS Sophomore Forward 6-8 Roanoke, Va. Ranks 12th in history with 80 career blocked shots Season: Posted third career double-double by scoring 13 points and grabbing a team-high 10 rebounds at Ohio University (11/13) scored 14 points on 6 of 9 shooting while leading the Blue Hens with seven rebounds and six blocks at Cornell (11/17) again blocked six shots and grabbed 10 rebounds versus Howard (11/19) scored 12 points, grabbed a team-high nine rebounds, and blocked four shots against Old Dominion (12/4) collected six rebounds and scored two points at Hampton (12/8) grabbed a team-high nine rebounds, scored six points and blocked five shots against State (12/11) scored 12 points, pulled down eight rebounds, and blocked a career-high seven shots at Villanova (12/18) scored a season-high 17 points, grabbed seven rebounds and blocked four shots against Penn (12/22) posted seven points and eight rebounds at Santa Clara (12/29) tied his season-high with 17 points and pulled down a team-best eight rebounds versus American (12/30) named to Cable Car Classic All-Tournament Team recorded second double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds at George Mason (1/3) scored nine points, grabbed a career-best 17 rebounds, and blocked a career high-tying seven shots versus William & Mary (1/5) had seven points and a team-leading eight rebounds at Drexel (1/8) leads the CAA and ranks sixth in Division I with 3.6 blocked shots per game also is second in the league wtih 6.9 defensive rebounds per game, fifth with 8.6 rebounds per game, 11th with a 51.3 field goal percentage, and 24th with 10.3 points per game ranks seventh in a UD single season with 50 blocked shots Date Opponent FG-A 3FG-A FT-A O-D-R PF A T B S Pts. Min. 11/13 Ohio University /17 Cornell /19 Howard /27 Lafayette /4 Old Dominion /8 Hampton /11 State /18 Villanova /22 Penn /29 Santa Clara /30 American /3 George Mason /5 William & Mary /8 Drexel /12 UNC Wilmington 1/15 Towson 1/19 Northeastern 1/22 Georgia State 1/24 George Mason 1/26 William & Mary 1/29 James Madison 2/2 Old Dominion 2/5 Drexel 2/9 VCU 2/12 Hofstra 2/15 Northeastern 2/19 ESPNU BracketBusters 2/23 Towson 2/26 Hofstra Career Highs Points: 18 at State, 12/1/09 FG Made: 8 vs. Penn, 12/22/10 FG Att.: 14 vs. Penn, 12/22/10 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: 1 at State, 12/1/09 FT Made: 7 at Ohio Univ., 11/13/10 FT Att.: 10 at Ohio Univ., 11/13/10 Rebounds: 17 vs. Wm. & Mary, 1/5/11 Assists: 3 vs. American, 12/30/10 Blocks: 7, twice Steals: 2, six times Minutes: 39 vs. Penn, 12/22 Season Highs Points: 17, twice FG Made: 8 vs. Penn, 12/22 FG Att.: 14 vs. Penn, 12/22 3-Pt. Made: n/a 3-Pt. Att.: n/a FT Made: 7 at Ohio University, 11/13 FT Att.: 10 at Ohio University, 11/13 Rebounds: 17 vs. William & Mary, 1/5 Assists: 3 vs. American, 12/30 Blocks: 7, twice Steals: 2 at Cornell, 11/17 Minutes: 39 vs. Penn, 12/22 Jamelle Hagins at Year GP/GS Min Avg. FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. OR DR Tot Avg. PF FO A TO B S Pts Avg / / Totals 44/