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3 QUICK FACTS LSUS Facilities The LSU Shreveport Athletic Department has worked diligently to continue to improve the facilities for incoming student athletes, staff, and community members. Located in the Health and Physical Education Building are a fullsized swimming pool, six racquetball courts, an elevated running track, and a weight room that is full equipped with the most up-to-date Nautilus equipment available. LSUS is also the home of the USA Weight Lifting Development Center. The Dock is the home of the Pilot and Lady Pilot Basketball teams, continually tests its 1,200 seat capacity. While enjoying the action, fans can visit the fully equipped concession area and enjoy the world famous Pilot Dog. Pilot Field has evolved into one of the most fan-friendly baseball facilities in the area with the recent addition of the new player s locker room and coaches offices to accompany the 4,200 sq. ft. covered batting cages. Fans can also enjoy the state-of-the-art concession stand and heated/cooled restrooms. Pilot Field is also equipped with bleachers, press box, and a children s play area. The professionally groomed playing surface allows players to confidently hone their skills. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location... Shreveport, Louisiana Founded Enrollment... 4,132 Colors... Navy and Gold Affiliation...NAIA Division I Conference... Red River Athletic Conference Chancellor...Dr. Paul Sisson Athletic Director...Chad McDowell Venue...The Dock Capacity... 1,200 COACHING STAFF Head Coach... Kyle Blankenship LSUS Record Office Phone Fax Assistant Coach... Derrick Greene HISTORY SINCE REINSTATEMENT IN 2003 First Season Overall Record Buffalo Funds NAIA National Tournament Appearances...9 Elite Eight Appearances... 2 Fab Four Appearances... 1 Regular Season Conference Regular Season Titles 4 Conference Tournament Titles... 7 TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record RRAC Record (Finish (2nd) RANKINGS Final Ranking... # Highest Ranking... #4 SPORTS INFORMATION Director...Mark Cantrell Office Phone mark.cantrell@lsus.edu LSUS Athletics Webpage... Mailing Address One University Place, Shreveport, LA, ATHLETIC TRAINING Athletic Trainer... Lance Champagne Office Phone lance.champange@lsus.edu Graduate Assistant... Josh Cox LSUS Pilots MEDIA LSU Shreveport Athletics Roy Lang, Sports Editor Jimmy Watson Lee Hiller Matt Vines P: F: E: Shreveportsports@gannett.com Paul Crane, Sports Director Tatum Everett, Weekend Sports Anchor P: F: E: sports@ktbs.com Brandon Dunn, Sports Director E: bdunn@ktalnews.tv Lance Snow, Weekend Sports Anchor E: lsnow@ktalnews.tv P: F: Adria Goins, Sports Director Shayne Wright, Weekend Sports Anchor P: F: E: sports@ksla.com

4 LSUS ROSTER/SCHEDULE ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown (Previous School) 0 Josh Walker G 6-0 FR Grant, Louisiana (Fairview High School) 1 Mark Politte G 6-2 SR Houston, Texas (University of the Incarnate Word) 4 Joseph James G 5-7 JR Bossier City, Louisiana (Bossier Parish Community College) 5 Dundrecous Nelson G 6-1 SR Jackson, Mississippi (Jackson State University) 10 Brandon Davis G 6-3 SR Pomona, California (San Jacinto Junior College) 12 Tevin Hall G 6-1 SR Bossier City, Louisiana (Louisiana Tech University) 13 Will Nelson G 6-6 SR Port Allen, Louisiana (Texas A&M-Corpus Christi) 20 Rahkem Jones G 6-0 FR Bossier City, Louisiana (Airline High School) 23 Breion Beaver G 6-0 JR Zwolle, Louisiana (Panola Junior College) 22 Tony Freeland F 6-8 SR Los Angeles, California (Long Beach State University) 30 Chris Mitchell G 5-11 SO Natchitoches, Louisiana (Natchitoches Central HS) 31 Andrew Latson G 6-2 FR Bossier City, Louisiana (Airline High School) 32 Dominic Dennis G 6-3 SR Franklin, Louisiana (Bossier Parish Community College) 33 Kenny Stewart F 6-7 JR Williamsport, Pennsylvania (Eastern Michigan University) 42 Daniel Temple G 6-1 SR Many, Louisiana (Louisiana Tech University) 44 C. J. Hyslop F 6-6 SO Tulsa, Oklahoma (Rogers State University) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Kyle Blankenship Assistant Coach: Derrick Greene Student Coach: Keenan Gaskin Athletic Trainer: Lance Champagne Sports Information Director: Mark Cantrell MEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE November * - Red River Athletic Conference ** Exhibition Friday Nov. 1 St. Gregory s University Humble, Texas 6:00 Saturday Nov. 2 USAO Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Tuesday Nov. 5 Tarleton State University** Stephenville, Texas 7:00 Tuesday Nov. 12 SAGU Waxahachie, Texas 7:00 Saturday Nov. 16 St. Gregory s University Shreveport, Louisiana 3:00 Tuesday Nov. 19 Centenary College Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Monday Nov. 25 SAGU Shreveport, Louisiana 7:00 Friday Nov. 29 Oklahoma Baptist University Fort Worth, Texas 5:30 Saturday Nov. 30 Texas Wesleyan University Fort Worth, Texas 4:00 December Saturday Dec. 7 University of the Southwest* Hobbs, New Mexico 7:30 Friday Dec. 13 University of St. Thomas* Shreveport, Louisiana 5:30 Saturday Dec. 14 Paul Quinn College Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Friday Dec. 20 Ouachita Baptist University** Arkadelphia, Arkansas 7:00 January Saturday Jan. 11 Jarvis Christian College* Shreveport, Louisiana 4:00 Monday Jan. 13 Texas College* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Friday Jan. 17 Langston University* Langston, Oklahoma 7:30 Saturday Jan. 18 Bacone College* Muskogee, Oklahoma 7:30 Tuesday Jan. 21 Wiley College* Marshall, Texas 7:30 Friday Jan. 24 Huston Tillotson University* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Saturday Jan. 25 Our Lady of the Lake University* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 February Saturday Feb. 1 University of the Southwest* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Friday Feb. 7 University of St. Thomas* Houston, Texas 7:30 Saturday Feb. 8 Paul Quinn College Dallas, Texas 7:30 Thursday Feb. 13 Texas College* Tyler, Texas 7:30 Saturday Feb. 15 Jarvis Christian College* Hawkins, Texas 4:00 Friday Feb. 21 Langston University* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Saturday Feb. 22 Bacone College* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Tuesday Feb. 25 Wiley College* Shreveport, Louisiana 7:30 Friday Feb. 28 Huston-Tillotson University* Austin, Texas 7:30 March Saturday March 1 Our Lady of the Lake University* San Antonio, Texas 7:30 Friday March 7 RRAC Conference Tournament Marshall, Texas TBA Saturday March 8 RRAC Conference Tournament Marshall, Texas TBA Wed. Tues. March NAIA National Tournament Kansas City, Missouri TBA Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Regular Season Champions 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 Conference Tournament Champions 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 NAIA National Tournament Appearances 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

5 WELCOME/CHANCELLOR CHANCELLOR S WELCOME With talented faculty, a beautiful campus, and dozens of degree options, LSU Shreveport is an outstanding choice for furthering your education. We are proud to have earned the reputation of being challenging, innovative, diverse, and successful. Whether pursuing a degree or just upgrading your skills, you are sure to benefit from LSU Shreveport s tradition of excellence. LSU Shreveport is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools a distinction which means we are zealous in maintaining our high level of academic excellence. We are further strengthened by being one of ten institutions networked across the state within the LSU System. LSUS enrolls over 4,000 students in the two academic colleges: the College of Business, Education and Human Development and the College of Arts and Sciences. There are over 25 undergraduate degrees and a dozen graduate programs to choose from. Although there are a few large lecture classes, most classes average only 21 students. Many of our students pursue their degrees while working full-time or parttime; therefore, we offer a wide range of morning, evening and weekend on-campus classes, many online classes, and classes at several off-campus locations. LSU Shreveport also offers an impressive array of lifelong learning and professional development courses for our citizens and business and industry through our Division of Continuing Education and Public Service. Each of our programs and offerings contributes to LSU Shreveport s mission as the regional university serving the Shreveport-Bossier metropolitan area and the Ark-La-Tex, committed to creating an environment in which people can learn, discover, and enrich their lives. Dr. Paul Sisson Dr. Paul Sisson is enjoying his 21st year at LSU Shreveport, having joined the faculty as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics in Since then he has moved up through the faculty ranks to Full Professor of Mathematics and has served as a Department Chair (of both Math and Computer Science), a College Dean, Dean of Graduate Studies, and Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. This year, following the retirement of Dr. Vince Marsala in summer 2012, Dr. Sisson is serving as the Interim Chancellor of LSUS. Dr. Sisson earned a double Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Physics from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in 1987 and his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the University of South Carolina in The teaching of mathematics is still one of his driving passions and he continues to teach a math class each fall and spring semester. He is the author of three textbooks to date, and the co-author of a fourth book soon to be published. He also holds the Samuel & Mary Abramson Endowed Professorship in the College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Sisson s wife, Dr. Cynthia Sisson, has also served at LSU Shreveport for many years, holding the position of Chair of Chemistry and Physics since They are No. 1 fans of all the LSU Shreveport athletic teams and are enormously proud of all the teams accomplishments. We have a tradition of outstanding athletics at LSUS, and this year promises to be no exception, said Dr. Sisson. Our basketball players are a phenomenal representation of our university. These student athletes have talent both on the court and in the classroom, and we look forward to watching them play this year.

6 CHAD McDOWELL Chad McDowell enters his second year as Athletics Director in McDowell has become a fixture in LSUS Pilots athletics having played basketball here from and returning to his alma mater as Head Men s Basketball Coach. As a player, this former point guard earned a reputation as a hard-nosed competitor who would do whatever was needed to win. After a highly successful high school coaching career at Shreveport s C. E. Byrd and Southwood High Schools, McDowell was called upon to re-start LSUS men s program following its reinstatement in And did he ever re-start it! Building from scratch with no players, no uniforms, no equipment and not much in the way of tradition, McDowell took his team to a 21-win season in his first year and never looked back, amassing an overall wonloss record of and an amazing home record of During his nine years at the helm of the Pilots, McDowell s teams won 20 or more games every year, including two 30 or more win seasons. He received numerous accolades including several conference Coach of the Year Awards, several Louisiana Small College Coach of the Year Awards and the prestigious NAIA National Coach of Character award. His teams won four regular season conference championships, seven conference tournament championships, and made eight consecutive appearances in the NAIA National Tournament from , making it to the Elite Eight in Numerous players under his leadership were named to all-conference and NAIA All-American teams. The team was also recognized with the NAIA s National Champions of Character award. The NAIA awards to the coach and to the team are even more impressive when considering that these are awards given once per year to one team among all of the NAIA s sponsored sports. Now Chad brings his experience and enthusiasm to the Athletics Directorship. Rest assured that the same tireless effort and attention to detail which marked Chad s coaching career will extend into his new position, making the future of LSUS Athletics appear to be bright indeed. Chad and his wife, Jennifer, are the parents of son Martin and daughters Molly and Megan.

7 GO PILOTS! YEE-YEE #1 MR. MaC PoPS CoaCh In Honor and Memory of Our #1 Fan CHARLES PENN McDOWELL September 1, 1941 December 18, 2012

8 COACH BLANKENSHIP Kyle Blankenship was named the second Head Coach on June 29, 2012, to lead the men s basketball program since its reinstatement in In just his first year ( ) at the helm of the Pilots program, he took the squad to uncharted postseason waters by reaching the NAIA Fab Four for the first time in school history. The Pilots finished Blankenship s inaugural season ranked no. 4 in the NAIA Division I Men s Basketball Final Coaches Top 25 poll after their remarkable run in Kansas City. LSUS dished out three consecutive upsets in the national tournament, eliminating eighth-seeded Pikeville (91-87), ninth-seeded Evangel (Mo.) (77-70), and the no. 1 overall seed and then unbeaten Columbia (Mo.) (79-78) in the Pilots ninth consecutive trip to the NAIA post season party. Even after the final buzzer sounded on the season, LSU Shreveport s name was still mentioned on the final day of the Buffalo Funds-NAIA National Tournament. Recognized for their outstanding display of character and sportsmanship throughout the entire National Tournament, the Pilots claimed the Dr. James Naismith-Emil S. Liston Team Sportsmanship Award. In addition, Coach Blankenship was recognized with the Charles A. Krigel Award which is the coach of the squad that earns the Naismith-Liston Sportsmanship Award for his leadership to his team. Following his first season as a head coach, Blankenship was named the 2013 Louisiana Small College Coach of the Year by his peers and the members of the Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches. He was also a finalist for the Don Meyer National Coach of the Year Award. Blankenship came to LSUS after serving as the top assistant for two seasons at Rogers State University, where he helped lead the Hillcats to back-to-back appearances in the Elite Eight of the NAIA National Tournament. Rogers State reached the 20-win plateau both years, while finishing each season ranked in the Top 25. Prior to Rogers State, Blankenship coached one season at Lamar State College Port Arthur. In his lone year as an assistant, he helped guide the Seahawks to a record-breaking season, including a schoolrecord 20 wins and a second place finish in the South Division of the Texas Eastern Conference (Region XIV). The Shreveport native is no stranger to LSU Shreveport basketball. He began his coaching career at LSUS, while also playing one season as he finished his playing career in 2006 for the Pilots. As a player and coach Blankenship helped the Pilots to a overall record, two regular season Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) titles, four consecutive GCAC Tournament championships ( ) and four straight NAIA National Tournament appearances ( ). Blankenship guided the Pilots offense to a record-breaking season and a No. 1 national ranking in his final season as a player in He finished his career at LSUS as the school s single-season assists leader (199) and single-game assists record holder (14), while leading the nation in assists-to-turnover ratio. He began his playing career at The University of Tulsa in 2001 where he was a team captain, three-year letter winner and a member of two Western Athletic Conference championship teams that made two consecutive appearances in the second round of the NCAA Tournament (2002 and 2003). Blankenship was a standout high school player at C.E. Byrd High School from , playing all four seasons for former LSUS Head Coach Chad McDowell. Blankenship was a two-time All-City selection as a junior and a senior, while earning All-State honors as a senior. Blankenship earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from The University of Tulsa in 2006.

9 COACH GREENE Derrick Greene begins his 11th season as an assistant coach at LSU Shreveport. Greene is a native of Wilmington, North Carolina. With a parent in the military, Greene moved to the Philippines where he played high school basketball for Wagner High School, which played in the Far East Championships. During his senior year he moved to Bossier City, Louisiana, and graduated from Parkway High School. Greene was a charter member of the first LSUS men s basketball team, which began in He was a four-year letterman for the Pilots. Greene and former LSUS Head Coach Chad McDowell were teammates for three of his four seasons at LSUS which began a lifetime friendship between the two. After serving as a graduate assistant for two years, he stayed on board with the Pilots coaching staff as an assistant in Due to budget issues, the men s basketball program was forced to fold. The resurrection of the program in 2003 was led by Coach Chad McDowell, When I was offered the position of Head Coach for the men s basketball program in 2003, there wasn t any doubt of who I would call first to try and get on the staff. I wanted Derrick Greene by my side. He is family and he is LSUS through and through, McDowell said. Greene graduated from LSUS with a B.A. in Sociology in 1995 and became the graduate assistant for the Pilots basketball team in In 1997 he became an assistant coach at LSUS, but after one year the program was shut down. Greene then became a local AAU basketball coach and also worked as an assistant for the boy s basketball team at Booker T. Washington High School in Shreveport from Greene received his Master s of Liberal Arts from LSUS in 2002 and is married to Tonya. The two currently reside in Bossier City. COACH GASKIN Keenan Gaskin enters his second season with the Pilots, and will serve as a student assistant for Coach Blankenship. Gaskin will be responsible for coaching the team s post players, while assisting with opponent scouting, game management and other essential day-to-day operations of the men s basketball program. Gaskin came to LSUS following the completion of his playing career in 2012 at York College in Nebraska. In the season, Gaskin averaged 12.1 points and 7.4 rebounds for the Spartans while being named to the All-MCC team. Gaskin is currently seeking a degree in general studies with a minor in communications, and will graduate next May.

10 STATS Record: Overall Home Away Neutral All Games (27-7) (14-1) (10-4) (3-2) Conference (18-4) (10-1) (8-3) (0-0) Non-Conference (9-3) (4-0) (2-1) (3-2) TOTAL 3-PT REBOUNDS # Player GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT R/G PF A TO BLK ST PTS P/G 0 Jake Greene Mark Politte Isaac Reid Rodney Milum Brandon Davis Tevin Hall Jayce Barnum Aaron Jones Breion Beaver Rydell Harris Micah Jordan Dominic Dennis Jeremy Malone TEAM LSU Shreveport Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LSUS OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist / turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS 1st 2nd OT1 OTI2 TOTAL Opponents LSU Shreveport Date Opponent Score WL Record 11/06/12 abelhaven (Miss.) W /13/12 apaul Quinn (Texas) L /20/12 hbelhaven (Miss.) OT W /26/12 aeast Texas Baptist W /29/12 * atexas College 2-0 Wf 4-1, 1-0 RRAC 12/01/12 * hlangston (Okla.) W 4-2, 1-1 RRAC 12/03/12 * hbacone (Okla.) W 5-2, 2-1 RRAC 12/07/12 hcentenary W /13/12 * asagu (Texas) W 7-2, 3-1 RRAC 12/15/12 * hwiley (Texas) L 7-3, 3-2 RRAC 01/05/13 * hhuston-tillotson (Texas) W 8-3, 4-2 RRAC 01/07/13 * hour Lady of the Lake (Tex W 9-3, 5-2 RRAC 01/10/13 * hjarvis Christian (Texas) 79-71OT W 10-3, 6-2 RRAC 01/12/13 * asouthwest (N.M.) OT W 11-3, 7-2 RRAC 01/14/13 * atexas Wesleyan L /19/13 * alangston (Okla.) W 01/21/13 * abacone (Okla.) W 13-4, 9-3 RRAC 01/24/13 * hst. Thomas-Houston (Texas W 14-4, 10-3 RRAC 01/26/13 hpaul Quinn (Texas) W /02/13 * awiley (Texas) W 16-4, 11-3 RRAC 02/07/13 * htexas College OT W 17-4, 12-3 RRAC 02/09/13 * ahuston-tillotson (Texas) W 18-4, 13-3 RRAC 02/11/13 * aour Lady of the Lake (Tex L 02/16/13 * hsouthwest (N.M.) W 19-5, 14-4 RRAC 02/18/13 * htexas Wesleyan W 20-5, 15-4 RRAC 02/21/13 * ajarvis Christian (Texas) W 21-5, 16-4 RRAC 02/23/13 * ast. Thomas-Houston (Texas L 21-6, 16-5 RRAC 02/25/13 * hsagu (Texas) W 22-6, 17-5 RRAC 03/01/13 nwiley (Texas) OT W /02/13 nst. Thomas-Houston (Texas L /13/13 hpikeville (Ky.) W /15/13 nevangel (Mo.) W /16/13 ncolumbia (Mo.) W /18/13 ngeorgetown (Ky.) L 27-7 Note: * denotes a conference game

11 PILOTS SEASON OUTLOOK Season Outlook: The Pilots return three starters, including NAIA All-American Brandon Davis, off of last year s team that reached the NAIA Fab Four and finished with a No. 4 national ranking. Led by second year head coach Kyle Blankenship, LSUS will enter the season as one of the top teams in the nation and a favorite to win the Red River Athletic Conference. Blankenship guided the Pilots in unchartered postseason waters last season, and they will be seeking their 10th straight appearance in the NAIA National Tournament this year. The high-scoring Pilots led the nation in points per game last season and return three of their top four scorers. With the addition of several impact recruits, including NCAA Division 1 transfers Will Nelson (Texas A&M Corpus-Christi), Tony Freeland (Long Beach State University) and Dundrecous Nelson (Jackson State University), LSUS looks every bit of the part of a National Championship contender. STARTERS RETURNING: 3 Brandon Davis 6 3 Sr. (22.4 PPG, 12.6 RPG, 3.8 APG) 2nd Team NAIA All-American, NAIA All-Tournament Team, Twotime NAIA National Player of the Week, RRAC Newcomer of the Year, 1st Team All-RRAC, RRAC All-Tournament Team, LABC Small College Player of the Year, All-LSWA 1st team Mark Politte 6 2 Sr. (13.4 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 3.9 APG) 2nd Team All-RRAC, RRAC All-Tournament Team, Team-Captain Tevin Hall 5 11 Sr. (10.7 PPG, 4.2 RPG, 2.0 APG) former Louisiana Tech University transfer TOP IMPACT RECRUITS: Will Nelson 6 6 Sr. Transfer from NCAA D1 Texas A&M Corpus-Christi Led the Islanders in scoring (13.6 PPG) and rebounding (7.5 RPG) last season Finished 11th in the Southland Conference in points and seventh in rebounds Honorable Mention All-SLC performer Scored a career-high 28 points versus the University of Houston as a junior Was an All-Jayhawk Conference performer as a sophomore at Hutchinson Community College, whilealso garnering conference Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year honors at Baton Rouge Community College. Tony Freeland 6 7 Sr. Transfer from NCAA D1 Long Beach State University Finished third on the team in scoring at 11 points per game, while also pulling down five rebounds and starting in all 22 games played Freeland began his career at DePaul University and scored a career-high 25 points versus Syracuse University during his sophomore season, in addition to a 24-point performance versus Georgetown University Freeland averaged 9.5 points and 5.0 rebounds in the Big East before transferring to Long Beach State. Dundrecous Nelson 6 1 Sr. - Transfer from NCAA D1 Jackson State University Led the Tigers in scoring with over 14 points per game, and averaged over two assists per game Originally began his career at Ole Miss where he was the second leading scorer for the Rebels as a sophomore Set an Ole Miss freshman record with a career-high 30 points, while tying the freshman record for three-pointers made in a game (7) Top 100 recruit nationally by ESPN and Rivals out of high school. Kenny Stewart 6 7 Jr. Transfer from Easter Michigan University Sat out last season due to injury Began his career at Weatherford Junior College before playing one season at NCAA D1 Eastern Michigan University Averaged 9.5 points and 4.0 rebounds as a freshman for the Coyotes. Joseph James 5 8 Jr. Transfer from Southern-Shreveport University Averaged 23 PPG and 6 assists to lead the Jaguars in both categories Chose LSUS over multiple low-major NCAA D1 offers RECRUITING CLASS: Tony Freeland 6 7 Sr. (Long Beach State University) C.J. Hyslop 6 6 Soph. (Rogers State University) Joseph James 5 8 Jr. (Southern University Shreveport) Andrew Latson 6 2 Fr. (Airline High School) Dundrecous Nelson 6 1 Sr. (Jackson State University) Will Nelson 6 6 Sr. (Texas A&M Corpus Christi University) Kenny Stewart 6 7 Jr. (Eastern Michigan University) Josh Walker 6 0 Fr. (Fairview High School)

12 NAIA Final Top 25 Poll/FINAL RRAC STANDINGS RRAC MEN S BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS School RRAC Overall GB 2 SW Assemblies of God LSU Shreveport St. Thomas - Houston Our Lady of the Lake Texas Wesleyan Jarvis Christian Wiley Langston Texas College Bacone Huston-Tillotson Southwest NAIA DIVISION I MEN S BASKETBALL COACHES POSTSEASON TOP 25 POLL MARCH 27, 2013 RANK LAST WEEK SCHOOL (1ST PLACE VOTES) RECORD TOTAL POINTS 1 13 Georgetown (Ky.) (11) SAGU (Texas) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) LSU Shreveport (La.) Columbia (Mo.) Montana Western John Brown (Ark.) Lee (Tenn.) Evangel (Mo.) RV Culver-Stockton (Mo.) Oklahoma Baptist Westmont (Calif.) RV MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) Faulkner (Ala.) Pikeville (Ky.) Martin Methodist (Tenn.) Hope International (Calif.) Cal State San Marcos Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) Concordia (Calif.) William Carey (Miss.) Philander Smith (Ark.) St. Thomas (Texas) Xavier (La.) Emmanuel (Ga.) OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: MONTANA STATE-NORTHERN 66; ARIZONA CHRISTIAN 52; LIFE (GA.) 37; SCIENCE & ARTS (OKLA.) 30; VOORHEES (S.C.) 11; ROCKY MOUNTAIN (MONT.) 7; BETHEL (TENN.) 5; CAMPBELLSVILLE (KY.) 4.

13 LSUS RETURNERS brandon 10 (SR) dominic DAVIS DENNIS POS: Guard HT: 6 3 San Jacinto Junior College Pomona, California POS: Forward HT: 6 3 Centerville High School Franklin, Louisiana LSUS ACCOLADES: Sporting News Preseason All-American ( ) NAIA All-American ( ) 1st All-RRAC ( ) RRAC Newcomer of the Year ( ) All-RRAC Tournament Team (2013) 2nd Team LSWA All-Louisiana ( ) Two Time NAIA Natiional Player of the Week JUNIOR ( ): scored double figures in all 24 games including scoring 20 or more points in 16 of those contests and had 30 or more in five games compiled 19 double-doubles had a season-high 20 rebounds in his debut with the Pilots on Jan. 5, 2013 scored a season-high 36 points on March 1, 2013, against Wiley in the Red River Athletic Conference Tournament. played at Jan Jacinto Junior College for Coach Scott Gernander. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four seasons for Coach Jerry DeFabiis at Colony High School in Ontario, California averaged 25 points, 15 rebounds, and five assists per game Mt. Baldy League s Most Valuable Player Inland Valley s Player of the Year Division 2 s Center/Forward Player of the Year selected to the 2nd Team All-State. PERSONAL: Born Brandon Davis on June 6, 1988, in Pomona, California goes by BD son of Vince and Harriet Davis has one brother Chad has one sister Monisha. 32 (SR) SENIOR ( ): Redshirted. JUNIOR ( ): played in 13 games scoring a total of 13 points and pulling down 14 rebounds his season-high of four rebounds and four points came against Bacone on Dec. 12, HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four seasons for Coach Randy Bergeron at Centerville High School in Centerville, Louisiana was named All-State Honorable Mention as a sophomore was named 2nd Team All State, Most Valuable Player of Small Schools, 1st Team All-District as a junior was named 1st Team All-State and District for his senior season. PERSONAL: Born Dominic Dontrell Dennis on January 27, 1990, in Franklin, Louisiana goes by Dominic son of Debra and Leroy Dennis has three brothers: Eric, Cedrick, and Derick. tevin 12 (SR) mark HALL POLITTE POS: Guard HT: 5 11 Louisiana Tech Bossier City, Louisiana POS: Guard HT: 6 2 University of Incarnate Word Houston, Texas JUNIOR ( ): played in 23 games averaging 10.6 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.4 assists per game and was an 82-percent free-throw shooter for the Pilots was a perfect 10 of 10 from the charity stripe on Jan. 7, 2013 against Our Lady of the Lake dished out his season high of seven assists on Jan. 10, 2013, against Jar vis Christian scored his season-high of 22 points against Wiley College on Feb. 2, played for Coach Kerry Rupp at Louisiana Tech University the Bulldogs reached the Third round of the NIT. HIGH SCHOOL : Previous School : lettered four seasons for Coaches Jeremiah Williams and Christopher Thompson at Bossier High School in Bossier City, Louisisana selected to the All-State, All- City, All-Parish Teams All- district Quarterback on the football team. PERSONAL: Born Tevin Dewayne Hall on September 9, 1990, in Shreveport, Louisiana goes by T-mac son of Dionne Hall and Arthur Turner has one brother Arthur Turner, Jr has one sister Shanteria Wallace. 1 (SR) JUNIOR ( ): Played in 34 games netting double figures in 22 of them scored his career-high of 35 points in the RRAC Tournament game against Wiley College on March 1, 2013, shooting 13 of 16 from the field he pulled down a career-high of 13 rebounds against Univ. of the Southwest on Jan. 12, 2013 was ranked 13th in the NAIA shooting 54% from the field... All RRAC Honorable Mention... RRAC All Tournament Team SOPHOMORE ( ): played in 27 games averaging 8 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 2.5 assists per game scored 29 points in his Pilots debut against Bacone on Dec. 12, 2011, shooting 10 of 16 from the field including seven of 12 from beyond the arc netted double figures 13 times. played for Coach Burmeister at University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered for Coach Vincent Grayson at Booker T. Washington High School in Houston, Texas averaged 24 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists per game named the District s Most Valuable Player selected to All-State and All-City teams. PERSONAL: Born Mark Deon Politte on March 28, 1989, in Houston, Texas goes by Mark son of Veronica Perry has one brother Dameion McQueen has one sister Na arah Perry.

14 LSUS RETURNERS daniel TEMPLE breion BEAVER POS: Guard POS: Guard HT: 6 1 HT: (JR) Louisiana Tech University Many, Louisiana 23 (JR) Zwolle High School Zwolle, Louisiana SENIOR ( ): Redshirted. transferred from Louisiana Tech University. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered three seasons for Coach Darrin Dyess at Many High School averaged 12 points, six rebounds, and five assists per game. PERSONAL: Born Daniel Hawkins Temple on July 2, 1992, in Shreveport, Louisiana goes by Daniel son of Cheryl and Donald Russell and Harold Temple has one sister Sarah Temple Leggett. SOPHOMORE ( ): played in 32 games for the Pilots averaged 4.9 points per game, dished out a total of 17 assists and had 14 steals netted double figures in six games.had season-highs of 25 points and five rebounds on Nov. 13, 2012, against Paul Quinn. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four seasons for Coach Bradley McLaren at Zwolle High School averaged 19.5 points, five assists, and 6.5 rebounds per game was a two-time State Champion, All-State First Team Selection, All-Area First Team Selection, All-District First Team, and All-Parish First Team. PERSONAL: Born Breion Beaver on May 22, 1993, in Shreveport, Louisiana goes by Breion son of Constance Darby and Benjamin Beaver has one brother Savon Beaver has one sister MaKall Darby. chris MITCHELL rahkem JONES POS: Guard POS: Guard HT: 5 11 HT: (SO) Natchitoches Central High Natchitoches, Louisiana 20 (FR) Airline High School Bossier City, Louisiana SOPHOMORE ( ): Redshirted. FRESHMAN ( ): played in 19 games as a freshman averaging 5.7 minutes per contest averaged 2.1 ppg and was 10 of 37 from the 3-point line. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four season for Coach Micah Coleman at Natchitoches Central High School averaged 20 points per game three-time All-District selection All-State selection made the 2011 All-Star Team. FRESHMAN ( ): Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered for Coach Chris White at Airline High School ( ) in Bossier City, Louisiana, and for Coach Barara at Del Rio High School ( ) played on a three-time district championship team. PERSONAL: Born Rahkem Jones on November 29, 1993, in Okinawa, Japan goes by Roe son of Joe and DeShawn Jones has one sister Jhane Jones. PERSONAL: Born Chris Mitchell on November 2, 1992, in Natchitoches, Louisiana goes by Chris son of Wilford and Cynthia Mitchell has one sister Senitra.

15 LSUS NEWCOMERS tony FREELAND dundrecous NELSON POS: Forward HT: 6 7 Long Beach State University Los Angeles, California POS: Guard HT: (SR) 5 (SR) Jackson State University Jackson, Mississippi played at DePaul University (NCAA DI) in Chicago, Illinois, and scored 24 points against Syracuse and 24 points against Georgetown as a sophomore played at Long Beach State and averaged 11 points and five rebounds per game scored 23 points against UC Davis (NCAA DI) netted 14 points and grabbed 13 rebounds versus Cal State Fullerton. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four seasons for Coach Sam Sullivan at Fremont High School in Los Angeles, California averaged 20 points and 11 rebounds per game holds the FHS record for most rebound in a game (24) and career double-doubles named to the McDonalds All-American Honorable Mention team in the top 10 for the state of California in scoring and rebounding. PERSONAL: Born Tony Freeland on March 24, 1991, in Los Angeles, California goes by T-free son of Yolanda Johnson and Damon Watson has one sister Aaquila Chatman. Previous School: Transfer from NCAA D1 Jackson State University Led the Tigers in scoring with over 14 points per game, and averaged over two assists per game Originally began his career at Ole Miss where he was the second leading scorer for the Rebels as a sophomore Set an Ole Miss freshman record with a career-high 30 points, while tying the freshman record for three-pointers made in a game (7) Top 100 recruit nationally by ESPN and Rivals out of high school. High School: Listed as the No. 20 point guard in the country by Scout. com, No. 22 by Rivals.com and No. 23 by ESPN.com... Averaged 22.4 points and 3.5 assists as a senior, helping Murrah High School to a district championship... Also helped Murrah, coached by Bob Frith, to a district title as a sophomore... Named to the All-Southern team by the Orlando Sentinel... Two-time Dandy Dozen pick by The Clarion- Ledger... Two-time All-State selection... Three-time All-Metro... MVP of the 2010 Mississippi-Alabama All-Star game, scoring 22 points in a win... Averaged 17 points as a junior before sustaining injuries in a serious car accident... Averaged 21 points as a sophomore and set a school record with a 45-point outing that season... Also played football for two years and was the team MVP and an all-district pick as a junior. Personal: Born Dundrecous Deunta Nelson on November 24, 1991, in Jackson, Mississippi is the son of Petronia Nelson and Lehman Ellis has two sisters: Takiyah Ellis and Alyiah Ellis...has one daughter, Saniyah Nelson (4). will NELSON joseph JAMES POS: Guard HT: 6 6 Texas A&M Corpus Christi Port Allen, Louisiana POS: Guard HT: (SR) 4 (JR) Southern University Bossier City, Louisiana played for Coach Willis Wilson at Texas A&M Corpus Christi averaged 14 points and eight rebounds per game selected to the All- Southland Conference Team. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four season for Coach Kirby Loupe at Port Allen High School averaged 28.3 points and 12.4 rebounds his senior year selected to the All-District and All-State Teams. PERSONAL: Born William Henry Nelson on November 2, 1989, in Port Allen, Louisiana goes by Will son of Marion Nelson has one brother Jonathan Nelson. played for Coach David Francis at Southern University in Shreveport, Louisiana averaged 23 points, five assists, and three rebounds per game. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered four seasons for Coach Jermiah Williams at Bossier High School in Bossier City, Louisiana averaged 22 points, five assists, and three rebounds per game. PERSONAL: Born Joseph James on September 6, 1992, in Shreveport, Louisiana goes by J. J son of Joseph James, Sr. and Joann James has two sisters Nay Nay and Jaiya James.

16 LSUS NEWCOMERS kenny STEWART c.j. HYSLOP POS: Forward POS: Forward HT: 6 7 HT: (JR) Eastern Michigan University Williamsport, PA 44 (SO) Rogers State University Tulsa, Oklahoma PREVIOUS SCHOOLS: played one season for Coach Charles Ramsey at Eastern Michigan University played one season ( ) for Coach Dave Donnelly at Weatherford Community College (NJCAA) in Weatherford, Texas averaged 9.5 points and four rebounds per game. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered two seasons at Notre Dame Prep School in Fitchburg, Massachusetts for Coach Ryan Hurd averaged 12 points and 6 rebounds per game team was nationally ranked in the top 5 in the country both years. PERSONAL: Born Kenneth Stewart on September 28, 1990, in Williamsport, Pennsylvania goes by Kenny son of Dave and April Stewart has one brother Cassin has one sister Brittany. 31 (FR) andrew LATSON POS: Guard HT: 6 2 Airline High School Bossier City, Louisiana HIGH SCHOOL: played his freshman and senior year at Airline High School for Coach Chris White in Bossier City, Louisiana was named to the All- Freshman Team averaged 15 points, 4.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists per game played his sophomore and junior seasons at Irving High School in Irving, Texas for Coach Steven Perry was the Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore averaged 6.8 ppg averaged 13 ppg his junior year was named the District s Offensive Player of the Year, All-District Team and was in the top 10 of the three-point shooters in the Dallas Metroplex. PERSONAL: Born Andrew Latson, Jr., on January 18, 1995, in Shreveport, Louisiana goes by Drew son of Sammie Gladney and Andrew Latson, Sr has two brothers: Cameron Latson and Juntravious Jenkins has three sisters: Neshia Kimble, Kiara Issac, and Golden Latson. played for Coach Justin Barkley at Rogers State University in Claremore, Oklahoma. HIGH SCHOOL: lettered for Coach Shea Seals for three seasons at Booker T. Washington in Tulsa, Oklahoma won back-to-back state titles including an undefeated season his senior year. PERSONAL: Born Christopher Hyslop on April 17, 1992, in Tulsa, Oklahoma goes by C. J son of Chris and Jule Hyslop has two brothers Josh and Steven. 0 (FR) josh WALKER POS: Guard HT: 6 0 Fairview High School Grant, Louisiana HIGH SCHOOL: lettered five seasons for Coach Ron Stark at Fairview High School in Grant, Louisiana named to 1st Team All-State for his junior season named to 1st Team All-State, Southwest Louisiana Most Valuable Player, and District MVP for his senior season. PERSONAL: Born Joshua James Walker on July 6, 1995, in Austin, Texas goes by Josh son of Sharon and Skip Walker has two sisters: Haley and Megan Walker.

17 OPPONENTS Bacone College Warriors Location: Muskogee, Oklahoma Jan. 18 at BC Feb. 22 at LSUS LSUS Record vs. BC: 6-0 Centenary College Gents Location: Shreveport, Louisiana Nov. 19 at CC LSUS Record vs. CC: 2-0 Our Lady of the Lake University Saints Location: San Antonio, Texas Jan. 25 at LSUS March 1 at OLLU LSUS record vs. OLLU: 5-4 Paul Quinn College Tigers Location: Dallas, Texas Dec. 14 at LSUS Feb. 8 at PQC LSUS record vs. PQC: 11-1 Huston-Tillotson University Rams Location: Austin, Texas Jan. 24 at LSUS Feb. 28 at HTU LSUS Record vs. HTU: 7-0 St. Gregory s University Cavaliers Location: Shawnee, Oklahoma Nov. 1 in Humble, Texas Nov. 16 at LSUS LSUS record vs SGU: 0-1 Jarvis Christian College Bulldogs Location: Hawkins, Texas Jan. 11 at LSUS Feb. 15 at JCC LSUS Record vs. JCC: 12-3 Langston University Lions Location: Langston, Oklahoma Jan. 17 at LU Feb. 21 LSUS record vs. LU: 6-0 Oklahoma Baptist University Bison Location: Shawnee, OK Nov. 30 in Fort Worth, Texas (TWU) LSUS record vs OBU: 3-0 Southwestern Assemblies of God University Lions Location: Waxahachie, Texas Nov. 12 at SAGU Nov. 25 at LSUS LSUS record vs. SAGU: 14-1 Texas College Steers Location: Tyler, Texas Jan. 13 at LSUS Feb. 12 at TC LSUS record vs. TC: 12-1 Texas Wesleyan Rams Location: Fort Worth, Texas Nov. 29 at TWU LSUS record vs. TWU: 9-8 University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Drovers Location: Chickasha, Oklahoma Nov. 2 at LSUS LSUS record vs. USAO: 1-1 University of St. Thomas Celts Location: Houston, Texas Dec. 13 at LSUS Feb. 7 at UST LSUS record vs. UST: 3-2 Ouachita Baptist University Tigers Location: Arkadelphia, Arkansas Dec. 20 at OBU LSUS record vs OBU: 0-0 University of the Southwest Mustangs Location: Hobbs, New Mexico Dec. 7 at USW Feb. 1 at LSUS LSUS record vs. USW: 6-0 Wiley College Wildcats Location: Marshall, Texas Jan. 21 at WC Feb. 25 at LSUS LSUS record vs. WC: 12-1 *LSUS records against opponents are since the reinstatement of the program in 2003.

18 YEAR-BY-YEAR STREAKS Overall Conference Home Away Nuetral Year Head Coach W L W L W L W L W L Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Chad McDowell Kyle Blankenship Overall LSUS Career Coaching Records Overall Conference Home Away Nuetral Years Head Coach W L W L W L W L W L Chad McDowell present Kyle Blankenship PILOT RECORDS/STREAKS Home at The Dock Record: Current Home Streak Won 9 (1/5/13-present) W 24/25 Longest Home Winning Streaks 19 (2/12/09-2/25/10 17 (3/4/10-2/28/11) 15 (12/11/11-12/7/12 15 ( 1/14/06-12/15/06) 12 (2/1/07-1/12/08) **Pilots have never lost consecutive games at The Dock! Largest Margin of Home Victory 55-with a win over Champions Baptist (12/7/06) Largest Margin of Home Loss 20 with a loss vs. Spring Hill (2/23/08) 13 with a loss vs. Tougaloo (1/22/07) Life on the Road Record: Current Road Streak Lost 1 ( ) Longest Road Winning Streak 16 (3/3/07-3/1/08) Longest Road Losing Streaks 4 (1/8/04-1/26/04) 3 (1/24/09-2/7/09) Largest Margin of Road Victory 44-with a win at Jarvis Christian (11/18/09) Largest Margin of Road Loss 34 with a loss at Sam Houston State (12/11/04) *Only time the Pilots have lost by more than 30 points. Neutral Sites Record: Current Neutral Streak Lost 1 ( ), Won 3/4 Longest Neutral Winning Streaks 6 (11/18/05-12/3/05) 5 (3/2/12-3/16/12) Longest Neutral Losing Streaks 3 (3/15/06-3/14/07) 3 (3/18/11-11/12/11) Largest Margin of Neutral Victory 32-with a victory over Dallas Christian (11/18/05) Largest Margin of Neutral Loss 19 with a loss to Concordia (Calif.) (3/17/12) POST SEASON ACCOMPLISHMENTS Conference Regular Season Championships: 2005, 2006, 2008, 2010 Conference Tournament (24-3) Championships: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 NAIA National Tournament (8-9) Appearances: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Elite Eight Appearances: 2012, 2013 Fab Four Appearances: 2013

19 GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT SUNO Mobile Xavier Dillard LSU Shreveport William Carey Spring Hill Tougaloo Belhaven Loyola GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT LSU Shreveport Mobile Xavier SUNO Dillard William Carey Belhaven Tougaloo Loyola Spring Hill GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT LSU Shreveport Mobile Spring Hill Belhaven William Carey Loyola Tougaloo SUNO GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT Xavier Tougaloo LSU Shreveport William Carey Mobile SUNO Spring Hill Belhaven Dillard Loyola GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT LSU Shreveport Mobile Xavier Tougaloo Spring Hill Loyola William Carey Belhaven SUNO Dillard GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT Tougaloo LSU Shreveport Loyola Spring Hill Xavier Belhaven Dillard Mobile William Carey SUNO Men s Basketball Yearly CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS GCAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT LSU Shreveport William Carey Tougaloo Belhaven Mobile Xavier Spring Hill SUNO Loyola Dillard RRAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT Texas Wesleyan LSU Shreveport Our Lady of the Lake Paul Quinn Wiley Southwest Jarvis Christian Bacone SAGU Langston Huston-Tillotson Texas College RRAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PCT 12Our Lady of the Lake LSU Shreveport Texas Wesleyan SAGU St. Thomas Wiley Texas College Langston Jarvis Christian Paul Quinn Southwest Bacone Huston-Tillotson RRAC Overall Team W-L.PCT GB W-L.PC 2 SAGU LSU Shreveport St. Thomas Our Lady of the Lake Texas Wesleyan Jarvis Christian Wiley Langston Texas College Bacone Huston-Tillotson Southwest

20 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS LSU LSU Shreveport Shreveport Pilots Pilots Men s Men Basketball All-Time Series Records School Games Played W L A&M Commerce Auburn-Montgomery Azusa Pacific Bacone Belhaven Bethel Biola Centenary Central Baptist Champions Baptist Columbia (Ky.) Concordia Cumberland (Ky.) Dallas Christian Dillard East Texas Baptist Evangel Faulkner Georgetown Huston-Tillotson Jarvis Christian John Brown (Ark.) Langston LeTourneau Life Loyola-New Orleans Lyon McNeese State Mid-American Christian Millsaps Missouri Valley Mobile Morningside Mountain State Northwestern State Oklahoma Baptist Oklahoma Christian Our Lady of the Lake Paul Quinn Philander Smith Pikeville (Ky.) Rhema SAGU Science and Arts (Okla.) Southeastern Louisiana Southern Arkansas Southern Poly Southern-New Orleans Southwest Spring Hill St. Gregory s St. Thomas-Houston Texas College Texas Wesleyan Tougaloo Union UT-Dallas UT-Tyler Vorhees Wesley Wiley William Carey Xavier-New Orleans (Since 2003) First Meeting Last Meeting Streak December 16, 2004 December 16, 2004 L1 November 15, 2008 November 5, 2010 W1 March 14, 2007 March 21, 2008 L2 December 14, 2010 January 21, 2013 W6 December 18, 2003 November 20, 2012 W5, 14/15 November 6, 2003 December 4, 2004 W2 March 18, 2011 March 18, 2011 L1 November 6, 2007 December 7, 2012 W2 November 7, 2003 January 3, 2006 W3 November 4, 2006 December 7, 2006 W2 March 16, 2013 March 16, 2013 W1 March 17, 2012 March 17, 2012 L1 March 17, 2005 March 17, 2005 W1 November 18, 2005 November 18, 2005 W1 January 12, 2004 February 25, 2010 W9, 13/14 November 24, 2003 November 26, 2012 W7 March 15, 2013 March 15, 2013 W1 November 14, 2008 November 5, 2010 W1 March 18, 2013 March 18, 2013 L1 December 18, 2009 February 9, 2013 W7 November 11, 2003 February 21, 2013 W5, 9/10 March 18, 2005 March 18, 2005 L1 December 16, 2010 January 19, 2013 W6 November 24, 2009 November 24, 2009 W1 March 17, 2011 March 17, 2011 W1 January 10, 2004 February 8, 2010 W3, 9/10 November 26, 2005 November 26, 2005 W1 October 31, 2007 October 31, 2007 W1 November 19, 2005 November 19, 2005 W1 December 1, 2003 February 16, 2004 W2 December 28, 2004 December 28, 2004 W1 January 24, 2004 February 13, 2010 W2, 11/12 December 29, 2004 December 29, 2004 W1 March 18, 2009 March 18, 2009 L1 November 25, 2003 January 4, 2010 W2 November 5, 2004 November 27, 2010 W3 March 18, 2010 March 18, 2010 L1 December 17, 2009 February 11, 2013 L1, W3/4 November 5, 2005 January 26, 2013 W1, 11/12 November 13, 2006 October 30, 2010 W3 March 13, 2013 March 13, 2013 W1 November 6, 2004 November 6, 2004 W1 November 13, 2004 February 25, 2013 W2 March 19, 2008 November 5, 2011 L1 November 30, 2004 November 30, 2004 L1 January 8, 2004 January 8, 2004 L1 March 15, 2006 March 16, 2012 W1 January 17, 2004 March 4, 2010 W1, 3/4 January 8, 2011 February 16, 2013 W6 January 26, 2004 February 20, 2010 W3, 5/6 November 4, 2011 November 4, 2011 L1 January 7, 2012 March 2, 2013 L2 November 18, 2003 February 7, 2013 W4 January 3, 2005 February 18, 2013 W1, 3/4 January 9, 2004 February 18, 2010 L1, W 4/6 December 2, 2005 December 2, 2005 W1 December 30, 2010 December 30, 2010 W1 November 22, 2003 November 23, 2010 W4 December 3, 2005 December 3, 2005 W1 November 28, 2005 November 28, 2005 W1 November 7, 2006 March 1, 2013 W2 January 31, 2004 November 12, 2011 L1, W 7/9 December 12, 2003 March 15, 2012 W3, 12/14

21 ALL-TIME SCHEDULE/RESULTS LSU Shreveport Men s Basketball All-Time Schedule and Results Since (21-12) - Chad McDowell (28-4) - Chad McDowell (31-3) - Chad McDowell Date Opponent Result vs Bethel W at Central Baptist L at Jarvis Christian L Texas College W at UT-Tyler W at East Texas Baptist L at Northwestern State L at Millsaps W at Texas College W Jarvis Christian W Xavier-New Orleans L at Belhaven W at Southern Arkansas L Tougaloo W at Loyola-New Orleans L at Dillard L Southern-New Orleans W Mobile L at Spring Hill L Central Baptist W William Carey W at Tougaloo W Mobile W Belhaven W at Southern-New Orleans L at Xavier-New Orleans W Millsaps W Dillard W Spring Hill W Loyola-New Orleans W at William Carey W vs Dillard W vs Southern-New Orleans L Date Opponent Result SAGU W Paul Quinn W Texas Wesleyan W vs Dallas Chrisitan W vs Mid-America Christian W vs East Texas Baptist W at Central Baptist W vs Lyon W Wesley W at SAGU W vs Union W vs Vorhees W at Texas Wesleyan L Central Baptist W at Loyola-New Orleans W Belhaven L Southern-New Orleans W Tougaloo W at Mobile W at Spring Hill L William Carey W at Tougaloo W Mobile W at Belhaven W at Southern-New Orleans W Spring Hill W Loyola-New Orleans W at William Carey W Southern-New Orleans W William Carey W Spring Hill W vs Southern Poly L Date Opponent Result at McNeese State W vs Paul Quinn W at SAGU W at Centenary W at Texas College W Jarvis Christian W at East Texas Baptist W UT-Tyler W Texas College W at Wiley W at Jarvis Christian W at Northwestern State W vs SAGU W at Texas Wesleyan W at Loyola-New Orleans W at Southern-New Orleans W Belhaven W Dillard W at Spring Hill W at Mobile W Xavier-New Orleans L William Carey W Tougaloo W Mobile W at Belhaven W Loyola-New Orleans W at Xavier-New Orleans W at Dillard W Southern-New Orleans W Spring Hill L at Tougaloo W at William Carey W Belhaven W Spring Hill W Xavier-New Orleans W vs Science and Arts (Okla.) W vs Azusa Pacific L (27-9) - Chad McDowell (25-8) - Chad McDowell (22-12) - Chad McDowell Date Opponent Result at Oklahoma Baptist W at Rhema W SAGU W at SAGU W East Texas Baptist W at Northwestern State L at Southeastern Louisiana L vs Belhaven W at Bethel W at Sam Houston State L Xavier-New Orleans W at A&M Commerce L vs Missouri Valley W vs Morningside W Texas Wesleyan L Belhaven W at Southern-New Orleans W at Xavier-New Orleans W at Tougaloo W Mobile L Loyola-New Orleans W Spring Hill W Dillard W at William Carey W at Belhaven W Southern-New Orleans W at Mobile W at Spring Hill W Tougaloo W at Loyola-New Orleans L at Dillard W William Carey W Tougaloo W Dillard L vs Cumberland (Ky.) W vs John Brown (Ark.) L Date Opponent Result at Paul Quinn W at Champions Baptist W Wiley W Philander Smith W vs Texas Wesleyan L at SAGU W East Texas Baptist W SAGU W Champions Baptist W Paul Quinn W Spring Hill L at Dillard W at Xavier-New Orleans W Mobile W Belhaven W at William Carey L Tougaloo L at Loyola-New Orleans W at Southern-New Orleans L Dillard W at Mobile W at Spring Hill L at Belhaven W William Carey W Loyola-New Orleans W Xavier-New Orleans W at Philander Smith W at Tougaloo L Southern-New Orleans W Southern-New Orleans Wf at Xavier-New Orleans W Mobile W vs Azusa Pacific L Date Opponent Result Paul Quinn W Jarvis Christian L at Faulkner L vs Auburn-Montgomery L at Wiley W vs UT-Tyler W at Texas Wesleyan L Wiley W Texas College W at Paul Quinn W Texas Wesleyan L at Jarvis Christian W Xavier-New Orleans W Spring Hill W at William Carey W Belhaven W at Tougaloo W at Southern-New Orleans L at Loyola-New Orleans L Dillard W Mobile W Tougaloo L at Xavier-New Orleans L at Dillard W Loyola-New Orleans W William Carey W at Mobile L at Spring Hill L at Belhaven W Southern-New Orleans W Dillard W Belhaven W Spring Hill W vs Mountain State L 76-88

22 ALL-TIME SCHEDULE/RESULTS LSU Shreveport Men s Basketball All-Time Schedule and Results Since (28-6) - Chad McDowell (27-8) - Chad McDowell Date Opponent Result at SAGU W vs Texas Wesleyan W Wiley W at Wiley W at Jarvis Christian W East Texas Baptist W at LeTourneau W Jarvis Christian W Texas College W at Our Lady of the Lake L at Huston-Tillotson W Texas Wesleyan W Xavier-New Orleans W Loyola-New Orleans W at Belhaven L William Carey W at Spring Hill W at Mobile W Tougaloo W at Dillard W at Southern-New Orleans W Belhaven W at Xavier-New Orleans W at Loyola-New Orleans W at William Carey L Mobile W at Tougaloo L Spring Hill W Dillard W Southern-New Orleans L Southern-New Orleans W William Carey W Belhaven W vs Oklahoma Christian L Date Opponent Result at St. Gregory's L vs Science and Arts (Okla.) L at Belhaven W vs William Carey L at East Texas Baptist W at Huston-Tillotson W at Our Lady of the Lake L Texas Wesleyan L Bacone W Langston W Southwest W at St. Thomas-Houston W Jarvis Christian W at Texas College L SAGU W Paul Quinn W Huston-Tillotson W Wiley W at Texas Wesleyan W Our Lady of the Lake W at Paul Quinn W at Bacone W at Langston W at Southwest W St. Thomas-Houston W at SAGU L at Jarvis Christian W at Wiley W Texas College W vs Texas College W vs Texas Wesleyan W vs Our Lady of the Lake W vs Xavier-New Orleans W vs Southern Poly W vs Concordia (Calif.) L (30-4) - Chad McDowell (27-7) - Kyle Blankenship Date Opponent Result Philander Smith W at Auburn-Montgomery W at Faulkner W at Oklahoma Baptist W at UT-Tyler W Oklahoma Baptist W at Paul Quinn W at SAGU W at Bacone W at Langston W UT-Dallas W at Northwestern State W Wiley W Southwest W Texas Wesleyan W Jarvis Christian W Texas College W at Our Lady of the Lake L at Huston-Tillotson W Bacone W Langston W at Wiley W Paul Quinn W SAGU W at Southwest W at Texas Wesleyan L at Jarvis Christian L at Texas College W Our Lady of the Lake W Huston-Tillotson W vs Jarvis Christian W vs Our Lady of the Lake W vs Texas Wesleyan W vs Life W vs Biola L Date Opponent Result at Belhaven W at Paul Quinn L Belhaven W at East Texas Baptist W at Texas College Wf Langston W Bacone W Centenary W at SAGU W Wiley L Huston-Tillotson W Our Lady of the Lake W Jarvis Christian W at Southwest W at Texas Wesleyan L at Langston W at Bacone W St. Thomas-Houston W Paul Quinn W at Wiley W Texas College W at Huston-Tillotson W at Our Lady of the Lake L Southwest W Texas Wesleyan W at Jarvis Christian W at St. Thomas L SAGU W vs Wiley W vs St. Thomas-Houston L vs Pikeville (Ky.) W vs Evangel (Mo.) W vs Columbia (Ky.) W vs Georgetown (Ky.) L 88-90

23 ALL-TIME ROSTER/CONFERENCE LSU Shreveport Men s Basketball All-Time Roster Player Years Played Adams, Daryl Aldridge, Jacob Anglin, John Anthony August, Phillip Barnum, Jayce Bazile, Isiah Beaver, Breion 2012-current Bergeret, Trey Berry, Justin Bingham, Corey Blankenship, Kyle Brewerton, Eric Byrd, Kyle Cash, Travis Collins, Justin Davenport, Brance Davis, Brandon 2012-current Dennis, Dominic 2011-current Downing, Scott Franklin, LaDaryl Freeland, Tony 2013-current Fortenberry, Mark Garnier, Joshua Garrett, Nick Garrett, Taylor Gatlin, Chris Gex, Leon Gibson, Marc Goff, Damien Gray, Terry Greene, Derrick Greene, Jake Hall, Gabe Hall, Larry Hall, Tevin 2012-current Hamilton, John Hamilton, Tyrone Hardy, Chad Harper, Robert Harris, Ron Harris, Rydell Hearron, Chad n Heno, Scott Hicks, Arthur Hildebrand, Brian Hill, Derrick Huey, Ta'Kevin Hughes, Freddy Hyslop, C. J current Jackson, Clarke Jackson, David Jackson, Mark James, Joseph 2013-current Johnston, Jeremy Jones, Aaron Jones, Herb Jones, J'Quincy Jones, Rahkem 2013-current Jordan, Micah Laird, Davetrick Latson, Andrew 2013-current Lee Jr., Edward Legg, Leighton Lincoln, Jay Lovell, Chris Madden, Jared Malone, Jeremy Malveaux, Brandon Marlow, Paul Marshall, Jacoby Mayes, Lloyd McDaniel, Brent McDowell, Chad McGary, Mark Milum, Rodney Mims, Brandon Mitchell, Chris 2011-current Morris, Jamon Motte, Billy Neal, Marcus Nelson, Dundrecous 2013-current Nelson, Will 2013-current Norton, Jariel Oathout, Patrick Paige, Reggie Palmer, Anton Parker, Derrick Payne, Rico Pickens, Ernie Pilgrim, Mike Pipkins, Alphonse Politte, Mark 2011-current Porter, Josh Reid, Isaac Riser, Tracey Robinson, Demondray Rogers, Derrick Rogers, Stacey FIRST TEAM Fredericko Payne ( GCAC) Justin Collins ( GCAC) Derrick Hill ( GCAC) Fredericko Payne ( GCAC) Derrick Rogers ( GCAC) Jeremy Johnston ( GCAC) Fredericko Payne ( GCAC) Josh Porter ( GCAC) Freddy Hughes ( GCAC) Jamon Morris ( GCAC) Blake Whittle ( GCAC) Travis Cash ( GCAC) Jamon Morris ( GCAC) Josh Porter ( GCAC) Chris Gatlin ( GCAC) Mike Pilgrim ( GCAC) Derrick Parker ( GCAC) Derrick Parker ( GCAC) Jared Stevenson ( GCAC) Derrick Parker ( RRAC) Eric Young ( RRAC) Derrick Parker ( RRAC) Greg Shyne ( RRAC) Brandon Davis ( RRAC) Rodney Milum ( RRAC) SECOND TEAM Corey Bingham ( RRAC) Brance Davenport ( RRAC) Isiah Bazile ( RRAC) Mark Politte ( RRAC) HONORABLE MENTION Rydell Harris ( RRAC) PLAYER OF THE YEAR Fredricko Payne ( GCAC) Fredericko Payne ( GCAC) Josh Porter ( GCAC) Derrick Parker ( GCAC) DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Derrick Parker ( RRAC) NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Fredericko Payne ( GCAC) Derrick Hill ( GCAC) Josh Porter ( GCAC) Eric Young ( RRAC) Brandon Davis ( RRAC) COACH OF THE YEAR Chad McDowell ( GCAC) Chad McDowell ( GCAC) Chad McDowell ( GCAC) Rogers, Stacey Roome, Shadrach Rose, Chavis Ryans, Richard Saxson, Abraham Shyne, Greg Simmons, Carlon Sowell, Derrick Stephenson, Lorenzo Stevenson, Jared Stewart, Kenny 2013-current Sutton, Billy Temple, Daniel 2013-current Terry, Scott Tolliver, Kevin Tyer, Greg Wafer, Chris Walker, Cody Walker, David Walker, Josh 2013-current Ward, Fred Wardlaw, Cedric Washington, Caleb Washington, Quinton Watson, Greg White, Chad Whittle, Blake Williams, Sam Young, Aubin Young, Chris Young, Eric LSU Shreveport Men s Basketball All-Conference Winners FIRST TEAM Fredericko Payne ( ) Fredericko Payne ( ) Josh Porter ( ) Derrick Parker ( ) Eric Young ( ) SECOND TEAM Derrick Parker ( ) Brandon Davis ( ) THIRD TEAM Josh Porter Jamon Morris HONORABLE MENTION Fredericko Payne ( ) Freddy Hughes ( ) Derrick Parker ( ) Greg Shyne ( ) Rodney Milum ( )

24 TEAM/INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LSU Shreveport Men s Basketball All-Time Team/Individual Records LSUS All-Time Team Records Most Points Scored Game- 153 vs. Paul Quinn College, 11/5/2005 Season- 3209, PPG, Field Goals Made Game- 57 vs. Paul Quinn College, 11/5/2005 vs. Dallas Christian University, 11/18/2005 Season- 1181, Field Goals Attempted Game- 108 vs. Wesley College, 11/28/2005 Season- 2403, Field Goal Percentage Game-.647 vs. Jarvis Christian College, 2/1/95 Season-.500, PT Field Goals Made Game- 22 vs. Paul Quinn College, 11/5/2005 Season- 326, PT Field Goals Attempted Game 47 vs. Spring Hill College, 1/22/2005 Season 939, PT Field Goal Percentage Game.680 (17-25) vs. Wiley College, 11/19/2008 Season.402, Free Throws Made Game 51 vs. Bethel College, 12/4/2004 Season 732, Free Throws Attempted Game 70 vs. Bethel College, 12/4/2004 Season 1,046, Free Throw Percentage Game.923 (12-13) vs. Union University, 12/2/2005 Season..723, Rebounds Game 72 vs. Champions Baptist, 11/4/2006 Season 1,509, Season Average 44.4, Assists Game 43 vs. Paul Quinn College, 11/5/2005 Season 719, Season Average 22.5, Steals Game- 22 vs. Tougaloo College, 1/30/2006 Season 334, Season Average 10.31, Blocks Game 14 vs. Langston University, 12/14/2011 Season 182, Season Average 5.1, Season Won-Loss Records Games Played 36, Wins 31, Highest Win Percentage.912 (31-3), Consecutive Games Won Overall 17, Home 33, /12/2011 Away 15, LSUS All-Time Individual Records Points Scored Game 53, Rodney Milum, vs. Paul Quinn, 11/13/12 Season 867, Fredericko Payne, Career 2,224, Fredericko Payne, Scoring Average Season 27.5, Larry Hall, Carrer (min.2 years)- 22.4, Fredericko Payne, Field Goals Made Game 18, Brance Davenport vs. Southwestern Assemblies of God, 2/7/2011 Season 280, Larry Hall, Career 734, Fredericko Payne, Field Goals Attempted Game 32, Josh Porter vs. Central Baptist, 11/25/2005 Season 696, Fredericko Payne, Career 1,772, Fredericko Payne, Field Goal Percentage Game (min. 6) , Rydell Harris vs. Our Lady of the Lake Univ., Season.664, Mike Pilgrim, Career- (min. 2 yrs.)-.576, Greg Tyer, PT Field Goals Made Game 12, Fredericko Payne vs. Belhaven, 1/6/2005 Season 146, Rodney Milum, Career 369, Fredericko Payne, PT Field Goals Attempted Game 29, Fredericko Payne vs. Texas Wesleyan, 1/3/2005 Season 403, Fredericko Payne, Career 1,003, Fredericko Payne, PT Field Goal Percentage Game Greg Shyne (4-4) vs. Bacone College, 2/4/2012 Anton Palmer (4-4) vs. Lyon College, 11/26/2005 Season (min. 50 attempts)-.463 (50-108), Trey Bergeret, Career- (min. 100 attempts)-.407 ( ), Chris Young, Free Throws Made Game 21, Chad McDowell vs. Loyola-NO, 2/11/1994 Season 196, Fredericko Payne, Career 452, Chad McDowell, Free Throws Attempted Game 25, Chad McDowell vs. Loyola-NO, 2/11/1994 Season 256, Fredericko Payne, Career 690, Mark McGary, Free Throw Percentage Game (min. 10) , Freddy Hughes (14-14) vs. Mobile, 1/13/ , Philander Smith (14-14) vs. Mobile, 2/17/2007 Season.896 (60-67), Freddy Hughes, Career.856 ( ), Freddy Hughes, Rebounds Game 28, Authur Hicks vs. Millsaps College, 11/22/1992 Season 403, Derrick Parker, Career 1,480, Derrick Parker, Assists Game 14, Kyle Blankenship vs. Wesley College, 11/28/ , Tyrone Hamilton vs. Wiley College, 12/2/2008 Season 199, Kyle Blankenship, Career 527, Chad McDowell, Steals Game 10, Greg Watson vs. Houston Baptist, 12/19/1991 Season 103, Fredericko Payne, Career 254, Fredericko Payne, Blocks Game 10, Derrick Parker vs. Paul Quinn College, 1/21/2012 Season 124, Derrick Hill, Career 282, Derrick Parker, Point Club 1. Fredericko Payne 2, Derrick Parker 2, Mark McGary 1, Chad McDowell 1, Josh Porter 1, Greg Shyne 1, Chan Hearron 1, Derrick Rodgers- 1, Travis Cash 1, Freddy Hughes 1, Derrick Sowell 1,013 All Time Career Records Scoring Average 1. Larry Hall Authur Hicks Fredericko Payne Josh Porter Blake Whittle 18.0 Rebounds 1. Derrick Parker 1, Mark McGary Jamon Morris Travis Cash Derrick Sowell Derrick Greene 517 Assists 1. Chad McDowell Jared Stevenson Freddy Hughes Isiah Bazile Justin Collins 273 Blocks 1. Derrick Parker Derrick Hill Jamon Morris Derrick Sowell Billy Mott 55 Steals 1. Fredericko Payne Chad McDowell Travis Cash Freddy Hughes Chan Hearron 135

25 PILOTS OF CHARACTER NAIA Champions of Character Team Award NAIA Pattison Family Champions of Character Award NAIA Pattison Family Champions of Character Award U. S. Writers Association Most Courageous Player Award LSU Shreveport Men s Basketball Greg Tyer (Men s Basketball) 2006 Josh Porter (Men s Basketball) 2008 Josh Porter (Men s Basketball) 2008 NAIA Pattison Family Champions of Character Award NAIA Coach of Character Award RRAC Men s program Sportsmanship Award Champions of Character Five Star Institution Award Jared Stevenson (Men s Basketball) 2009 Chad McDowell (Men s Basketball) LSU Shreveport LSU Shreveport , Hank Burbridge Champions of Character Award RRAC Athletic Program Sportsmanship Award NAIA Pattison Family Champions of Character Award NAIA Pattison Family Champions of Character Award Andrew Brouillette (Baseball) 2011 LSU Shreveport Jake Greene (Men s Basketball) 2012 Jayce Barnum (Men s Basketball) 2013 Charles A. Krigel Sportsmanship Coaches Award Kyle Blankenship Men s Basketball 2013 The Inaugural Allstate NABC Good Works Team Jake Greene (Men s Basketball) 2013 RRAC Champions of Character Award Kyle Pearson (Baseball) Jenna Diakos (Women s Basketball) Jayce Barnum (Men s Basketball) 2013 Dr. James Naismithemil Liston Sportsmanship Team Award LSU Shreveport (Men s Basketball) 2013

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