PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS THE MATCH-UP

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1 UOFL BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS Location Louisville, Ky. Founded / Enrollment 1798 / 22,298 Nickname / Colors Cardinals / Red and Black Conference Atlantic Coast Home Court (Capacity) KFC Yum! Center (22,000) Acting President Dr. Neville Pinto Vice President for Athletics Tom Jurich Senior Woman Administrator Christine Herring Head Coach Jeff Walz (Northern Kentucky, 95) UofL Record (10th yr.) Career Record Same Associate Head Coach Stephanie Norman Assistant Coaches Samantha Williams, Sam Purcell Director of Operations Kate Tucker All-Time Record (42nd yr.) All-Time NCAA Tournament Record Appearances, Two Final Fours Important Phone Numbers Athletics Department (502) Basketball Office (502) Sports Information Office (502) SID - Ira Green c: (561) Ira@GoCards.com SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Time/Result NOVEMBER Sun. 6 LINDSEY WILSON (exh.) W, Fri. 11 at UT Martin 6:30 p.m. Sun. 13 RV/NR BELMONT (ACCN Extra) 2 p.m. Wed. 16 at Middle Tennessee 7:30 p.m. Sat. 19 BOWLING GREEN ^ (ACCN Extra) 4:30 p.m. Sun. 20 LAFAYETTE ^ (ACCN Extra) 4:30 p.m. Mon. 21 CHATTANOOGA ^ (ACCN Extra) 7:30 p.m. Sun. 27 vs. South Carolina % (ESPN2) 1 p.m. DECEMBER Thurs. 1 MARYLAND ~ (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Sun. 4 KENTUCKY (ACCN Extra) 2 p.m. Sun. 11 WESTERN KENTUCKY (ACCN Extra) 2 p.m. Wed. 14 SOUTH DAKOTA ST. (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Fri. 16 CHARLESTON (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Sun. 18 EVANSVILLE (ACCN Extra) 2 p.m. Wed. 21 at Vanderbilt 8 p.m. Thurs. 29 SYRACUSE (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. JANUARY Mon. 2 at Duke (ESPNU) 7 p.m. Thurs. 5 at Virginia (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Sun. 8 PITTSBURGH (RSN/FOX) 4 p.m. Thurs. 12 at Florida State (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Sun. 15 MIAMI (ESPN2/U) 1:30 p.m. Wed. 18 GEORGIA TECH 7 p.m. Sun. 22 at USF (ESPN2) TBA Thurs. 26 at Clemson 7 p.m. Sun. 29 at Pittsburgh 2 p.m. FEBRUARY Thurs. 2 NC STATE 7 p.m. Mon. 6 at Notre Dame (ESPN2) 7 p.m. Thurs. 9 at Virginia Tech (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Sun. 12 BOSTON COLLEGE (RSN/FOX) 3 p.m. Sun. 19 NORTH CAROLINA (ESPNU) 12 p.m. Thurs. 23 VIRGINIA (ACCN Extra) 7 p.m. Sun. 26 at Wake Forest (ACCN Extra) 2 p.m. MARCH Wed.-Sun. 1-5 at ACC Tournament & TBA ^ Basketball Hall of Fame Women s Challenge (Louisville, Ky.) % Basketball Hall of Fame Women s Challenge (Springfield, Mass.) ~ Big Ten/ACC Challenge (Louisville, Ky.) & ACC Tournament (Conway, S.C.) LOUISVILLE WOMEN S BASKETBALL 2009, 2013 NCAA National Finalist // 19 NCAA Tournament Appearances Sports Information Office // University of Louisville // Louisville, KY // GoCards.com Phone: (502) // Fax: (502) // Ira@GoCards.com // Louisville Cardinals vs. UT Martin Skyhawks PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Louisville (0-0) Ht. Cl. PPG RPG APG Hometown F 2 Myisha HINES-ALLEN 6-2 Jr Montclair, N.J. F 4 Mariya MOORE 6-0 Jr Hercules, Calif. C 40 Ciera JOHNSON 6-4 Fr. *18.0 *9.6 *-- Duncanville, Texas G 0 Briahanna JACKSON 5-6 r-sr Tampa, Fla. G 25 Asia DURR 5-10 So Douglasville, Ga. Averages from ; *High school averages above/below; **Feldhaus averages at Butler; **Eubanks averages at Lipscomb UT Martin (0-0) Ht. Cl. PPG RPG APG Hometown F 13 Lindsay CHRISE 6-3 Fr. *4.1 * Granger, Ind. F 22 Ashton FELDHAUS 6-2 Jr. **2.2 **1.7 **0.3 Richmond, Ky. G 3 Kendall SPRAY 5-7 Fr. *27.0 * Lebanon, Tenn. G 33 Myah TAYLOR 5-10 So Dyersburg, Tenn. G 35 Emily EUBANK 5-9 So. **4.5 **2.4 **4.2 Murfreesboro, Tenn. Head Coach: Kevin McMillan (Rhodes, 89) in 7th yr. at UTM and overall THE MATCH-UP Louisville, preseason ranked fifth by the Associated Press and eighth in the USA Today/Coaches Poll, begins the campaign on Friday night, when it plays at UT Martin. The Cardinals are coming off a exhibition victory over Lindsey Wilson on Nov. 6. Asia Durr had a game-high 19 points. UT Martin won its lone exhibition, defeating Christian Brothers on Nov. 7. Kendall Spray a gamehigh 21 points, hitting six 3s. THE MATCH-UP Date: Friday, Nov. 11 Time: 6:30 p.m. ET Site: Skyhawk Arena, Martin, Tenn. (22,000) Video: OVC Digital Network (Free) Radio: WTFX (93.1 FM); Nick Curran, play-by-play; Adrienne Johnson, analyst; (also: GoCards.com) Last Meeting: UofL 88, UT Martin 66 (Dec. 28, 2015, in KFC Yum! Center) Series History: UofL leads 5-0 (4-0 in Louisville, 1-0 in Martin) UofL National Ranking: 5th Associated Press, 8th USA Today Officials: Bryan Nichols, Greg Norton, Alycia Dukes Next UofL game: Sunday, Nov. 13 vs. Belmont, KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Ky., 2 p.m. ET (ACC Network Extra) BY THE NUMBERS Head coach Jeff Walz is entering his 10th season at the helm of the program. He has guided Louisville to a record over that span and is the winningest coach in program history. Last year, Walz directed the Cardinals to their sixth season with at least 20 victories. Six different Cardinals scored in double figures in last year s victory over UT Martin on Dec. 28. Myisha Hines-Allen paced the team with 13 points, while Cortnee Walton, Briahanna Jackson, and Asia Durr each added 12. As a team, UofL shot 54.0 percent from the field. Louisville was picked to finish second in the Atlantic Coast Conference s preseason media and coaches polls. The Cardinals, who finished second in last year s league standings, received eight first-place votes in the media poll. Louisville is ranked No. 5 in the Associated Press preseason poll, the fifth time the Cardinals have opened the year in the poll s top 10. Louisville was tabbed ninth in 2011 and 2012, fifth in 2013, and eighth in UofL is eighth in this year s coaches poll. Louisville begins its 42nd year of women s basketball in program history, when it opens the campaign at UT Martin on Nov. 11. The Cardinals, who are 5-0 against the Skyhawks, boast a all-time record.

2 Louisville at UT Martin -- Page 2 Louisville Sports Information Office - (502) <Season Openers - Louisville is opening its campaign on Nov. 11 at UT Martin in Skyhawk Arena. It is the second time in the last three years the Cardinals have started the year on the road, with the previous occurrence coming at IUPUI (11/14) in Under head coach Jeff Walz, UofL is 7-2 in season openers. All-time, Louisville boasts a mark in season openers (10-5 home, 9-11 away, 3-3 neutral). <About UT Martin - Louisville starts its 42nd year in program history on the road when it plays at UT Martin on Friday (Nov. 11, 6:30 p.m. ET, OVC Digital Network) at Skyhawk Arena. UT Martin defeated Christian Brothers in an exhibition on Nov. 7. Kendall Spray had a game-high 21 points to pace the Skyhawks, who connected on 13 3-pointers. Teddy Vincent added 15 points, and Ansley Eubank totaled nine points and 11 rebounds. The Skyhawks return starters Jessy Ward (13.0 ppg, 2.1 rpg in ) and Emanye Robertson (4.8 ppg, 2.3 apg) from last year s team that went 22-10, with a 14-2 record in Ohio Valley Conference play to win the regular-season title. UT Martin advanced to the second round of last year s WNIT. Head coach Kevin McMillan has directed the program to a mark in six years. The Cardinals boast a 5-0 all-time record again the Skyhawks, most recently an Louisville victory on Dec. 28, 2015, in Louisville. Myisha Hines-Allen had a team-high 13 points, while Cortnee Walton (nine rebounds), Briahanna Jackson, and Asia Durr each added 12. Located in Martin, Tenn., UT Martin is the alma mater of the late and legendary Tennessee Lady Vols head coach Pat Summitt, Florida State men s basketball coach Leonard Hamilton, former head coach of the 2012 WNBA Champions Indiana Fever Lin Dunn, and William Rhodes, president and CEO of AutoZone. <Louisville Chosen Second in ACC Preseason Polls - The Cardinals were picked to finish second in both the Atlantic Coast Conference s Blue Ribbon Panel and coaches polls. Louisville received 758 points from the Blue Ribbon Panel, including eight first-place votes, while earning 209 points from the league s 15 head coaches. Notre Dame was picked to win the title in both polls. The conference tournament will be held at the HTC Center from March 1-5 in Conway, S.C. Statistical Comparison ( 15-16) UTM UofL Record Scoring Average Points Allowed Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG. Percentage Pt. Percentage FT Percentage Rebound Margin Turnover Margin ACC Preseason Media Poll 1. Notre Dame 2. Louisville 3. Florida State 4. Syracuse 5. Miami (Fla.) 6. Duke 7. NC State 8. North Carolina 9. Georgia Tech 10. Virginia 11. Wake Forest 12. Virginia Tech 13. Pittsburgh 14. Boston College 15. Clemson UT Martin Skyhawks Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 3 Kendall Spray G 5-7 Fr. Lebanon, Tenn. (Wilson Central) 4 Emanye Robertson G 5-8 So. Memphis, Tenn. (White Station) 10 Janekia Mason F 6-0 Jr. Covington, Tenn. (Mineral Area) 13 Lindsay Chrise F 6-3 Fr. Granger, Ind. (Penn) 14 Ansley Eubank G 5-9 Fr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland) 15 Ta Naisha Hill G 5-7 Fr. Huntsville, Ala. (Huntsville) 21 Jessy Ward G 5-8 Sr. Clarksville, Tenn. (Mississippi State) 22 Ashton Feldhaus F 6-2 Jr. Richmond, Ky. (Butler) 23 Breanna Boggs F 6-2 Fr. Erin, Tenn. (Houston County) 32 Teddy Vincent G 5-10 Jr. Martin, Tenn. (High Point) 33 Myah Taylor G 5-10 So. Dyersburg, Tenn. (Dyersburg) 35 Emily Eubank G 5-9 So. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Lipscomb) 44 Shy Copney G/F 5-11 Jr. Johnson City, Tenn. (Middle Tennessee) Head Coach: Kevin McMillan Asst Coaches: David Russell, David Hart, Jasmine Newsome LAST MEETING Louisville 88, UT Martin 66 Dec. 28, 2015 KFC Yum! Center Louisville, 88 Player Min FG 3FG FT Reb Ast TO BL ST PF TP Hines-Allen f Moore f Walton f Carter g Jackson g Fuehring Cole Weatherford Jones Durr Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 54.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 29.4% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 93.8% UT Martin, 66 Player Min FG 3FG FT Reb Ast TO BL ST PF TP Roberts f Howard f Ruffin g Schubert g Ward g Robertson Taylor Smith Copney Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 54.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 37.5% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Attendance: 8,690 UT Martin Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 SEASON OPENERS INDIVIDUAL SCORING/SEASON OPENER Pts. Player Date Opponent 30...Nell Knox Austin Peay 29...Angel McCoughtry Tenn. Tech 24...Kristin Mattox Miami (Ohio) 23...Janelle Antoine UNC Asheville 23...Kristin Mattox Murray State 23...Jackie Spencer W. Michigan 22...Mariya Moore IUPUI UofL IN SEASON OPENERS UNDER WALZ Avg. Category High Opponent (Date) 73.2 Points 101 Loyola Chicago (11/9/13) 27.7 Field Goals Made 37 Loyola Chicago (11/9/13) Pointers Made 10 California (11/15/15) 13.3 Free Throws Made 27 Tennessee Tech (11/15/08) 41.0 Rebounds 68 Loyola Chicago (11/9/13) 14.8 Assists 24 Ball State (11/10/07) 12.1 Steals 17 Missouri State (11/13/11) 3.3 Blocks 5 Loyola Chicago (11/9/13) Missouri State (11/13/11) IUPUI (11/14/14) Returning Production from Per Game Pct.% Points Pointers Rebounds Assists Steals Starts Career Starts: 365

3 Louisville at UT Martin -- Page 3 Louisville Sports Information Office - (502) <Preseason Conference Accolades - Myisha Hines-Allen was voted the ACC s preseason Player of the Year - by both the coaches and league s media and SIDs - and also named to the all-conference team with Mariya Moore and Asia Durr. Louisville was the only school with three selections on both preseason teams. Hines-Allen, who capped her sophomore campaign as the school s second player of the year, is the first student-athlete in program history to earn the league s preseason honor. <Highlighting the Exhibition - Louisville's exhibition victory over Lindsey Wilson proved to be a confidence booster for Asia Durr. Head coach Jeff Walz continually called for the sophomore to shoot the ball more, and she finished with a game-high 19 points, shooting 7-of-10 from the field. Last year, in 31 games, she only had 10 field goal attempts 12 times. Freshmen Ciera Johnson (14 points in 20 minutes), Jazmine Jones (15 points on 7-of-8 shooting, 4 rebounds, 2 steals), and Bionca Dunham (9 points, 10 rebounds, 4 blocks in 19 minutes) also had solid performances. Collectively, the Cardinals shot 54.9 percent from the field (39-of-71), while forcing 26 turnovers that turned into 43 points. <Lofty Expectations - Louisville, returning eight letterwinners from a season ago, including all five starters, has continued to attract plenty of attention from the preseason publications. In addition being selected fifth in the Associated Press preseason poll and eighth in the USA Today/Coaches rankings, the Cardinals also rank in the top eight by five other outlets: third by Lindy s and Sporting News, fifth by SLAM Magazine, sixth by Athlon Sports, and seventh by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association. Though it s quite early, the Cardinals earned a No. 1 seed in the first ESPN Bracketology of the year (other No. 1 seeds: UConn, Notre Dame, and South Carolina). <Challenging Slate Awaits - Seven of the Cardinals opponents this season are ranked in the Associated Press preseason top 25 (Notre Dame 1, South Carolina 4, Maryland 6, Florida State 12, Miami t-14, Syracuse t-14, Kentucky 19), with an additional six receiving votes (Duke, South Florida, South Dakota State, Belmont, Chattanooga, NC State). More than half (17) of the Cardinals 29 opponents won at least 20 games a year ago. Nineteen of this year s Nonconference Champions Team Conference Belmont...Ohio Valley Middle Tennessee...Conference USA Chattanooga... Southern South Carolina... Southeastern Maryland...Big Ten South Dakota State...Summit League opponents reached postseason play in , including 12 that reached the NCAA Tournament: Notre Dame, Syracuse, Florida State, Miami, Belmont, Middle Tennessee, Chattanooga, South Carolina, Maryland, Kentucky, South Dakota State, and South Florida. Not to be forgotten, six nonconference foes won their respective conference titles. <Unmatched Exposure - Head coach Jeff Walz was one of six Division I women s basketball head coaches and 12 participants invited to the second Women s Basketball National Media Day, hosted by the NCAA and ESPN, on ESPN s campus in Bristol, Conn. The 10th-year coach conducted multiple interviews with regional and national media, recorded a national podcast with ESPN, WNBA, and ACC analyst LaChina Robinson, held an interview with ESPN.com national women s college basketball writer Mechelle Voepel, and participated in a one-on-one interview with ESPN analyst Doris Burke. <Johnson Joins Cardinals - Highly talented guard Taylor Johnson transferred to Louisville from Loyola Chicago during the summer of A two-time all-conference honoree, who can play immediately and has one season of eligibility remaining, Johnson finished her career at Loyola Chicago averaging 14.2 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 2.5 steals over 93 games. In her final season there, she started all 30 games and averaged the league s eighthbest scoring mark at 15.1 points to go with 4.9 rebounds. The 5-foot-7 guard ranked sixth in school history in career points (1,325), fourth in scoring average, tied for third in steals (234), and 11th in assists (306) NATIONAL RANKINGS Associated Press (Nov. 1 preseason) 1. Notre Dame 2. Baylor 3. Connecticut 4. South Carolina 5. Louisville 6. Maryland 7. Ohio State 8. Texas 9. UCLA 10. Mississippi State 11. Stanford 12. Florida State 13. Tennessee t-14. Miami t-14. Syracuse 16. Oklahoma 17. Washington 18. Arizona State 19. Kentucky 20. Florida 21. DePaul 22. West Virginia 23. Indiana 24. Missouri 25. Oregon State Receiving votes: Michigan State, Auburn, Texas A&M, Duke, Colorado State, California, Creighton, South Florida, Temple, BYU, South Dakota State, Belmont, UTEP, Green Bay, Chattanooga, NC State, Boise State, Saint Louis, Iowa State, Oregon Upcoming Games in the ACC USA Today (Oct. 27 preseason) 1. Connecticut 2. Notre Dame 3. South Carolina 4. Baylor 5. Maryland t-6. Texas t-6. Ohio State 8. Louisville 9. UCLA 10. Stanford 11. Mississippi State 12. Florida State 13. Syracuse 14. Tennessee 15. Washington 16. Arizona State 17. Oregon State 18. Oklahoma 19. Kentucky 20. Miami 21. DePaul 22. Michigan State 23. Texas A&M 24. Florida 25. West Virginia Receiving votes: South Florida, Indiana, South Dakota State, Colorado State, Missouri, Duke, Auburn, Creighton, Michigan, Western Kentucky, St. John s, Northwestern, Oklahoma State, Green Bay, Pennsylvania, Georgia, NC State, California, Temple, BYU, Iowa, Duquesne, George Washington, Gonzaga, Oregon, Drake, Georgia Tech, Troy, Tulane Friday, Nov. 11 Coastal Carolina at Clemson... Noon Jacksonville State at Florida State (ACCN Extra)... Noon Rhode Island at Syracuse... 3 p.m. UNC Asheville at Virginia Tech... 3:30 p.m. Alabama State at North Carolina... 4 p.m. Navy at Wake Forest... 5 p.m. Samford at Georgia Tech... 5:30 p.m. Duke at Liberty... 6 p.m. Boston College at Hartford... 7 p.m. Central Michigan at Notre Dame... 7 p.m. MTSU at Virginia... 7 p.m. Miami at Kentucky... 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 Mount St. Mary s at Pittsburgh... 2 p.m. Wofford at NC State (ACCN Extra)... 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 13 Western Carolina at Clemson... 2 p.m. Penn at Duke (ACCN Extra)... 2 p.m. Alabama State at Georgia Tech... 2 p.m. Coppin State at Virginia... 2 p.m. Georgetown at Virginia Tech... 4 p.m. Miami at Albany... 7 p.m. Wake Forest at LSU... 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14 Youngstown State at Pittsburgh a.m. Connecticut at Florida State (ESPN2)... 6 p.m. Boston at Boston College... 7 p.m. TBD at Notre Dame... 7 p.m. Siena at Syracuse... 7 p.m.

4 Louisville at UT Martin -- Page 4 Louisville Sports Information Office - (502) University of Louisville Cardinals Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 0 Briahanna Jackson 5-6 G r-sr. Tampa, Fla./UCF 2 Myisha Hines-Allen 6-2 F Jr. Montclair, N.J./Montclair 3 Sam Fuehring 6-3 F So. Wanaque, N.J./Immaculate Conception 4 Mariya Moore 6-0 F Jr. Hercules, Calif./Salesian 10 Sydney Zambrotta 5-9 G Fr. North Babylon, N.Y./Christ the King 11 Arica Carter 5-8 G Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./Long Beach Poly 13 Cortnee Walton 6-3 F r-sr. Surprise, Ariz./St. Mary s Catholic 15 Taylor Johnson 5-7 G Gr. Frankfort, Ill./Loyola Chicago 21 Kylee Shook 6-4 F Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Mesa Ridge 22 Brianna Jones 5-9 G So. North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon 23 Jazmine Jones 6-0 G Fr. Tallahassee, Fla./Florida A&M Dev. 24 Jessica Laemmle 5-2 G Fr. Louisville, Ky./Mercy Academy 25 Asia Durr 5-10 G So. Douglasville, Ga./St. Pius X Catholic 33 Bionca Dunham 6-2 F Fr. Philadelphia, Pa./Imhotep Institute Charter 40 Ciera Johnson 6-4 C Fr. Duncanville, Texas/Duncanville Pronunciation: Arica (air-ih-kuh), Brianna (bree-anne-uh), Briahanna (bree-aw-nuh), Fuehring (FYUR-ing), Laemmle (lim-lee), Myisha (my-ee-shuh), Mariya (muh-rye-uh), Walz (walls), Zambrotta (zam-braw-tuh) <Louisville Athletics Above the Rest - Louisville continues to remain as one of the elite athletics departments in the country. Currently, Louisville is the only school nationally that has its football, men s basketball, and women's basketball programs in the Associated Press top 15 (football: No. 5; women's basketball: No. 5; men's basketball: No. 13). <Hines-Allen Continues to Collect Honors - Myisha Hines-Allen picked up where she left off as a sophomore, receiving honors. The junior, who recently was named an Associated Press honorable mention All-American, has earned additional national attention following the announcement of being named the preseason ACC Player of the Year. Hines-Allen, who averaged a remarkable 18.0 points and 8.1 rebounds in league play, was named an All-American by four other national outlets: Sporting News (first team), Lindy s (second team), Athlon Sports (second team), and College Sports Madness (second team). <espnw Praises Hines-Allen, Moore - espnw selected Myisha Hines-Allen and Mariya Moore as two of the top-25 players in the country for Hines-Allen was tabbed 11th, while Moore was voted 22nd. Over the course of the season, the Cardinals will face nine other players that were picked in the top 25. <Joining the Club - Myisha Hines-Allen and Mariya Moore have seen the ball go through the hoop plenty of times in their first two seasons at Louisville. The duo now is within reach of joining Louisville s 1,000-point club that currently features 25 players. Hines-Allen enters the campaign only 17 points shy (983 from ), while Moore needs 68 (932 from ). The last time a pair of teammates reached 1,000 career points in the same season was during the campaign, when Sara Hammond and Bria Smith achieved the feat. Prior to that season, only two other times in school history did at least two teammates reach the milestone in the same year: , Nell Knox, Tuonisia Turner, and Gwen Doyle; , Jackie Spencer, Devita Ceaser, and Stephanie Edwards. <(Un)Hampered by Height - With the addition of 6-foot-4 freshmen Ciera Johnson and Kylee Shook, Louisville owns one of the taller teams in the ACC. The Cardinals also have significant height with Sam Fuehring and Cortnee Walton, who are each 6-foot- 3, giving Louisville and Boston College four players who are at least 6-foot-3. Duke, Virginia, and Georgia Tech each have five players 6-foot-3 or taller. <Returning from Cuba - The Cardinals became the first NCAA women s basketball program to visit and play in Cuba, enjoying a seven-day trip from Aug Louisville played three games against the Cuban national team, winning two, participated in a guided tour of two different cities in the country, shopping in the Cuban markets, salsa lessons, and time at a resort in Varadero. HEAD COACH JEFF WALZ Head coach Jeff Walz, entering his 10th season as a head coach, has compiled a (.734) record as the Cardinals leader. He has led Louisville to six NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, two of which culminated with NCAA runner-up finishes (2009, 2013). Walz, who is averaging 26 wins per season, became the winningest coach in program history in He also has the most 20-win seasons in school history (8) and the top-three entries for most victories in a season (34 in ; 33 in ; and 29 in ). Hired on March 27, 2007, the Bluegrass State native took the program to its first NCAA Sweet 16 and it culminated with Louisville earning the No. 12 ranking in the final ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. For his efforts, Walz was named the WBCA Maggie Dixon Rookie Coach of the Year. Prior to taking the reins at Louisville, Walz spent time on four other coaching staffs: Western Kentucky ( ), Nebraska ( ), Minnesota ( ), and Maryland ( ). He helped Maryland win the program s first national title in Walz s Milestone Collegiate Victories No. Date Score 1 11/10/07 Louisville 81, Ball State /17/09 Louisville 89, St. John s /22/11 Louisville 78, Austin Peay /11/13 Louisville 100, Quinnipiac /29/15 Louisville 78, Syracuse 58 Note: Walz is 16 wins shy of 250 for his career, boasting 234 to date. <Playing in a Packed House - Since beginning play in the KFC Yum! Center in , Louisville has played in front of three arena-capacity crowds (capacity is 22,000), while averaging more than 9,000 per game. In Louisville s regular-season finale against Connecticut on March 3, 2014, fans packed the venue for a program-record crowd of 22,163. The record prior to that was attained against Kentucky on Dec. 5, 2010, a victory in front of 22,152. The record was first set in the team s opening game in the downtown arena, playing host to Tennessee with 22,124 on hand on Nov. 12, All three games ranked in the top five of Division I games attended that season: vs. Kentucky, No. 1 in ; vs. Tennessee, No. 2 in ; and vs. UConn, No. 2 in KFC Yum! Center Attendance Year Games Avg. Attendance DI Rank ,859 2nd ,670 2nd ,358 3rd ,469 3rd ,515 3rd ,503 4th

5 Louisville at UT Martin -- Page 5 Louisville Sports Information Office - (502) <Top-10 Worthy Performances - Myisha Hines-Allen, Mariya Moore, and Asia Durr each logged single-season marks in that rank among the top 10 in the school s annals. Hines-Allen hit 246 field goals, fifth most in a season in school history, totaled the fourth-most double-doubles at 11, and logged 581 points and 277 rebounds - marks that both rank ninth best. Moore connected on a stellar 77 treys, seventh most in a season, while her 125 made free throws surpassed her freshman total for eighth most. Moore is one of just two players (Angel McCoughtry) to have at least two entries for most free throws in a season. Durr connected on 84.1 percent of her free throws, the seventh-best mark in a season. <Achieving Nonconference Success - Head coach Jeff Walz has compiled an impressive record (.786) against nonconference foes in his nine years at the helm of the program. Two times - in and he rolled through nonconference play with just one loss, sporting 13-1 and 12-1, records, respectively. <UofL Earned Sixth-Consecutive 20-Win Season - With the victory over No. 19 South Florida on Feb. 15, Louisville notched its 20th win of the year. It marked the program s sixth-consecutive season in which it achieved at least 20 wins and the eighth time achieving the plateau under head coach Jeff Walz. Nonconference Success under Walz Season Record Total In the six-year stretch that begins in the season, Louisville has compiled a mark (.755). Against league competition, the Cardinals are a stellar (.755) between the BIG EAST ( ), the American Athletic Conference ( ), and the ACC (2014-present). Since 2010, Louisville has registered one 30-win season (33-5, ) along with 20-win seasons the other five years (22-13, ; 23-10, ; 29-9, ; 27-7, ; 26-8, ). <Statistical Trends - Louisville is (.903) when scoring 70 or more points under head coach Jeff Walz (18-3 in ).... UofL boasts a 78-1 record (.987) when shooting 50 percent or better from the field under Walz (7-0 last year). <Melting Pot - Louisville s roster continues last year s pattern of being diverse. Of the 15 student-athletes on its roster, 11 different states are represented (Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas). <Looking Ahead - Louisville heads to the KFC Yum! Center for its home opener on Nov. 13, facing 2016 NCAA Tournament participant Belmont at 2 p.m. The Bruins begin the year at Fort Wayne on Friday. Belmont, which received votes in the Associated Press preseason poll for the first time in program history, returns all five starters from last year's team that went After winning the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament title, the Bruins fell to Michigan State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Kylee Smith (13.8 points, 5.8 rebounds), Sally McCabe (12.2 points, 7.3 rebounds), and Darby Maggard (12.5 points, 3.8 rebounds) each earned preseason all-ovc honors and lead a Belmont team that was picked to finish first in the league. Louisville is 2-0 all-time against Belmont, last defeating the Bruins on Nov. 20, 2014, in the KFC Yum! Center. <Making a 180-Degree Turn - Louisville made quite the turnaround after a slow start to the campaign. The Cardinals, ranked eighth in the final AP Poll, won 25 of their last 29 games, building a 15-game winning streak along the way, and cruised to a second-place finish in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Three of Louisville s losses in the stretch came to top-25 teams, while the program defeated five ranked schools. Louisville outscored opponents by an average of 15 points, held them to 39.8 percent shooting, and forced 18.5 turnovers per game. Over that timeframe, Myisha Hines-Allen paced the Cardinals in scoring (18.3), rebounding (8.6), and shooting (56.8). THE LAST TIME LOUISVILLE... Defeated an AP Top 25 team: Feb. 25, No. 17 Miami, W, Scored 100 or more points: Dec. 15, Old Dominion, W, Scored less than 50 points: Feb. 8, Pittsburgh, W, Allowed 100 or more points: Dec. 20, Kentucky, L, Held a team to less than 50 points: Feb. 28, Pittsburgh, W, Won an overtime game: March 6, No. 15 North Carolina, W, (ot) Lost an overtime game: March 4, St. John s, L, (OT) Played a double-overtime game: March 8, Rutgers, W, (2OT) THE LAST TIME UofL HAD... A player score 30 points: 31, Mariya Moore vs. NC State (1/17/16) A player score 35 points: 38, Shoni Schimmel vs. USF (1/30/13) A player score 40 points: 43, Angel McCoughtry vs. Providence (1/31/09) Two players score 20 points in a game: 27 Myisha Hines-Allen, 23 Asia Durr vs. Syracuse (3/5/16) Three players score 20 points in a game: 24, Jill Morton; 24, Sharon Bellamy; 22, Roscelle Bullock vs. Memphis (1/22/99) A player grab 15 boards: 15, Asia Taylor vs. Rutgers (2/23/14) A player grab 20 boards: 20, Angel McCoughtry vs. Syracuse (2/3/09) Two players grab 10 rebounds in a game: 13 Myisha Hines-Allen, 11 Cortnee Walton vs. Ga. Tech (3/4/16) A player dish out 12 assists: 12, Mariya Moore vs. Charleston (12/20/15) A player record five or more steals: 6, Briahanna Jackson vs. Cal (11/15/15) A player with five or more blocked shots: 5, Sara Hammond vs. USF (3/23/15) Three players record a double-double: A. McCoughtry, C. Bingham, D. Byrd vs. Syracuse (2/3/09) Seven players score in double figures: S. Hammond, M. Hines-Allen, M. Moore, B. Smith, J. Schimmel, M. Deines, E. Henderson vs. Old Dominion (12/15/14) A player record a triple-double: 22 pts., 10 rbs., 10 assts. Bria Smith vs. WKU (11/25/14) A player with 7 or more 3-pointers: 9, Shoni Schimmel vs. Memphis (1/26/14) A player with 10 or more made free throws: 12, Mariya Moore vs. Georgia Tech (1/3/16) A player hit a last-second shot to win a game: Mariya Moore, :03 vs. NC State, (1/17/16)

6 Louisville at UT Martin -- Page 6 Louisville Sports Information Office - (502) <Conference Success - Louisville opened Atlantic Coast Conference play last year with a 10-0 mark, the second-best start in school history behind the team s 11-0 mark, and finished league play at It is the second-most conference victories in school history, only trailing the team s 16-2 record. Louisville joined the Atlantic Coast Conference last season and boasts a 27-5 mark in the league after going 12-4 in its inaugural year. Under head coach Jeff Walz, Louisville boasts an impressive (.706) record in league play. Notably, with the victory over North Carolina on Feb. 4, the Cardinals have earned double-digit conference wins in each of the last six years and eight overall under Walz. <Success against AP Top 25 - Following victories over No. 17 Miami, No. 19 USF, No. 18 Duke, No. 15 Florida State, and No. 19 Michigan State, Louisville has defeated a stellar 27 schools over the last six seasons that were ranked in the Associated Press top 25. In , the Cardinals knocked off No. 22 Iowa at home on Dec. 4 in the ACC/ Big Ten Challenge, No. 24 California on Dec. 21, No. 23 Syracuse on Jan. 29, No. 17 North Carolina on Feb. 15, North Carolina again (No. 15) in overtime on March 6, and No. 25 USF on March 23 in the NCAA Tournament. During , Louisville defeated five schools in the top 25, including three in the top 10: Kentucky (No. 8), DePaul (No. 7), and Xavier (No. 5). After defeating one in , the Cardinals again defeated five ranked in AP Poll in both and In , UofL defeated No. 14 LSU and No. 11 Oklahoma within a three-day window. <Puny Periods - Louisville s defense clamped down on opponents, limiting foes to single-digit points during a game on 25 occasions through 34 games in The Cardinals held five foes - Valparaiso, Duke, Syracuse, Clemson, Miami, and Pittsburgh - to single digits in two quarters in a game. Wins over AP Top 25 Teams in Date Opponent Decision 12/3/15 at No. 19 Michigan State W, /1/16 No. 15 Florida State W, /10/16 No. 18 Duke W, /15/16 No. 19 South Florida W, /25/16 No. 17 Miami W, Opp. Periods with Single-Digit Points 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Diving deeper into the numbers, of the 25 times the feat happened, nine took place in the first period, nine in the second, six in the fourth, and one in the third. <Cardinals on the Road - Since Jeff Walz became head coach at Louisville in 2007, the Cardinals have a record (.648) in games away from home (includes record for neutral site games). In , the Cardinals owned a 13-5 record away from the KFC Yum! Center (includes 2-3 neutral record). Louisville forced 18.0 turnovers per game in those contests, held a +6.6 rebounding advantage, connected on 72.7 percent of its free throws, and boasted +8.1 scoring margin. <Moore, Hines-Allen, Durr Earn All-ACC Honors - Myisha Hines-Allen, the Blue Ribbon Panel s ACC Player of the Year, Mariya Moore and freshman Asia Durr earned ACC postseason honors. Hines-Allen and Moore were selected to the Blue Ribbon Panel s and coaches all- ACC first team, and Durr was named to the all-freshman team in a vote from both the Blue Ribbon Panel (league media and SIDs) and league s coaches. Hines-Allen led Louisville in scoring (17.6) and rebounding (8.4) and hit 54.7 percent of her shots. She scored in double figures in 30 games this year. Moore was second in scoring (14.1) and first in assists (148), while knocking down 77 3-pointers. Durr, who averaged 11.0 points for the year and connected on 44 3-pointers at a team-best 36.1 percent rate, totaled 12.4 points on 47.9 percent shooting in league-only contests. In , Louisville won At least 20 games for the sixth-consecutive season, the longest stretch in program history. The longest run previously was three, achieved just twice in school history of its last 29 games. During the stretch, the Cardinals strung together 15-consecutive victories, the second-longest streak in school history.... At least 24 regular-season games for the fifth time in program history games away from home since head coach Jeff Walz s arrival in The Cardinals boast a (.648) record in those contests games when shooting at least 50 percent from the field since Louisville is a stellar 78-1 (.987) in those games, with a 7-0 mark this year of its last 52 postseason tournament games since 2008 (including conference, NCAA, and WBI) games when leading at the half (20-2) games when outrebounding opponents (22-4) games when its bench scores at least 20 (15-3). <Cardinals in the Polls - Coupling the campaign with that of head coach Jeff Walz s tenure, which started in , Louisville has appeared in the Associated Press poll 134 times, with an average rank of 12th over that span. The Cardinals total appearances in the 10-year timeframe ranks 12th among all NCAA Division I programs. When UofL exited the poll on Nov. 30, it ended a period of 81-straight weeks in the top 25. Last year, Louisville debuted at No. 12 in the AP preseason poll and reached as high as fourth from Jan The Cardinals finished the campaign eighth in the AP Poll, their third time concluding the year in the top 10. Louisville also maintained a top-15 ranking throughout the year in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll, taking 10th in the final poll. <Success in the KFC Yum! Center - Louisville captured its 70th victory in the KFC Yum! Center last season following its victory over Miami (Fla.) on Jan. 25. The Cardinals capped the year at UofL boasts an record (.879) in the World s Most Spectacular Arena. All-time in the venue, Louisville holds a scoring margin ( ) and is shooting 45.0 percent from the field. With its 25 field goals against Duke on Jan. 10, 2016, Louisville surpassed 2,500 field goals made inside the KFC Yum! Center (2745 for 6099).

7 Louisville at UT Martin -- Page 7 Louisville Sports Information Office - (502) <Streaking - Louisville put together its second-longest winning streak in school history, posting wins in 15-consecutive games during the campaign. The Cardinals fell one game short of matching the school record of 16 that was set during the campaign. Since the program started in , Louisville has built double-digit winning streaks on eight occasions - four under head coach Jeff Walz. Consecutively, the Cardinals won 16 in ; 15 in and ; 14 in ; 11 in ; and 10 three times: , , and < The Stellar 2016 Class - Head coach Jeff Walz and his staff inked the sixth-best recruiting class in the country for the class of 2016, according to espnw HoopGurlz. The five-member class, with three five-star prospects, consists of Ciera Johnson, a 6-foot-4 center from Duncanville, Texas; Kylee Shook, a 6-foot-4 center from Colorado Springs, Colo.; Sydney Zambrotta, a 5-foot-9 guard from North Babylon, N.Y.; Jazmine Jones, a 5-foot-10 guard from Tallahassee, Fla.; Bionca Dunham, a 6-foot-3 forward from Philadelphia, Pa; and, Jessica Laemmle, a 5-foot-2 guard from Louisville, Ky. Johnson and Shook finished their prep careers as McDonald s All-Americans and WBCA High School All-America honorable mentions. Jones was the Florida Gatorade Girls Basketball Player of the Year. Dunham helped her high school to its third-consecutive league title, while Zambrotta led her program to its third-straight division crown. Laemmle was named the 2016 Louisville Catholic Sports Network Girls Basketball Player of the Year. <On the Plus Side - Head coach Jeff Walz has spoken, both with his team and the media, about carefully grading the student-athletes when they go into the game and whether Louisville is in the plus or minus during their time on the court - essentially measuring a player s impact on the game. Over 34 games last season, Cortnee Walton, Mariya Moore, and Myisha Hines- Allen had the most positive impact. With Walton on the court, Louisville was plus-368, outscoring its opponents Moore ( advantage) and Hines-Allen ( advantage) were both plus-353. Briahanna Jackson (plus-303) and Asia Durr (plus-285) were the fourth and fifth most efficient, respectively. In conference play, Louisville s top three were Moore (plus-246), Walton (plus-229), and Asia Durr and Hines-Allen tied at plus-218. <Statistically Recapping The Cardinals finished the season ranked in the top 35 in multiple categories: scoring margin, assists per game, turnover margin, and offensive rebounds per game. Individually, Myisha Hines-Allen ranked 20th in field goals made (246), 25th in field goal percentage (54.7), and 66th in final points (581). Cortnee Walton also boasted a top-25 mark, holding the 22nd-best average for offensive rebounds per game (4.0). UofL IN NCAA STATISTICS (final statistics) Rank... Category...Stat Won-Lost Percentage Scoring Margin Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Steals Per Game FG Percentage Assists Per Game Turnover Margin Rebound Margin Off. Rebounds/Game CAREER 20-POINT GAMES Briahanna Jackson (16) DePaul... 3/20/ IUPUI... 12/13/ W. Kentucky...11/21/ California...11/15/ Connecticut... 1/1/ Houston... 12/28/ Flagler... 12/7/ Georgia State...11/19/ Houston... 3/13/ Houston... 2/28/ Memphis... 2/10/ Tulane... 1/31/ Southern Miss... 1/20/ Missouri State...11/21/ Louisville...11/20/ St. John s (N.Y.)...11/11/ Myisha Hines-Allen (16) Central Arkansas... 3/18/ Syracuse... 3/5/ Georgia Tech... 3/4/ Pittsburgh... 2/28/ Virginia... 2/18/ South Florida... 2/15/ Pittsburgh...2/11/ Syracuse... 1/25/ Charleston... 12/20/ Tennessee Tech... 12/18/ IUPUI... 12/13/ Dayton...11/29/ Syracuse... 1/29/ Miami (Fla.)... 1/25/ Wake Forest...1/11/ Valparaiso...11/30/ Mariya Moore (14) Pittsburgh...2/11/ North Carolina... 2/4/ Wake Forest... 1/31/ NC State... 1/17/ Georgia Tech... 1/3/ Florida State... 1/1/ Michigan State... 12/03/ Dayton...11/29/ California...11/15/ North Carolina... 2/15/ Syracuse... 1/29/ Georgia Tech... 1/2/ Ball State...11/23/ IUPUI...11/14/ Asia Durr (4) Syracuse... 3/5/ North Carolina... 2/4/ NC State... 1/17/ Michigan State... 12/03/

8 Louisville Women's Basketball LOUISVILLE Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2016) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 HINES-ALLEN, Myisha MOORE, Mariya JACKSON, Briahanna DURR, Asia WALTON, Cortnee CARTER, Arica FUEHRING, Sam DEGRATE, Erin COLE, Taja BRACKEMYRE, Sydne WEATHERFORD, Dak JONES, Brianna Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Totals LOUISVILLE Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/15/15 CALIFORNIA L /21/15 at WESTERN KENTUCKY L ^ 11/27/15 vs MARIST W ^ 11/28/15 vs PURDUE L ^ 11/29/15 vs DAYTON L ~ 12/03/15 at MICHIGAN STATE W /05/15 VALPARAISO W /10/15 at KENTUCKY L /13/15 IUPUI W /15/15 DARTMOUTH W /18/15 at TENNESSEE TECH W /20/15 at C OF CHARLESTON W /28/15 UT MARTIN W * 01/01/16 FLORIDA STATE W * 01/03/16 at GEORGIA TECH W * 01/07/16 VIRGINIA TECH W * 01/10/16 DUKE W * 01/14/16 at VIRGINIA W * 01/17/16 at NC STATE W * 01/25/16 at SYRACUSE W * 01/28/16 CLEMSON W * 01/31/16 WAKE FOREST W * 02/04/16 at NORTH CAROLINA W * 02/07/16 NOTRE DAME L * 02/11/16 at PITT W /15/16 SOUTH FLORIDA W * 02/18/16 VIRGINIA W * 02/21/16 at BOSTON COLLEGE W * 02/25/16 at MIAMI W * 02/28/16 PITTSBURGH W % 03/04/16 vs GEORGIA TECH W % 03/05/16 vs SYRACUSE L & 03/18/16 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W & 03/20/16 DEPAUL L * = Conference game ^ = Gulf Coast Showcase (Fort Myers, Fla.) ~ = Big Ten/ACC Challenge (East Lansing, Mich.) % = ACC Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.) & = NCAA Tournament First/Second Rounds (Louisville, Ky.)

9 Individual Career History CARTER, Arica / / TOTAL / DURR, Asia / TOTAL / SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Free throw percentage: 7th (.841 in ) FUEHRING, Sam / TOTAL / HINES-ALLEN, Myisha / / TOTAL / CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Field goal percentage: 3rd (.551) Offense rebound avg: 4th (2.5) Defense rebound avg: 5th (4.1) Scoring average: 6th (14.7) Rebounding average: 9th (6.6) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Defensive rebounds: 4th (179 in ) Field goals made: 5th (246 in ) Defense rebound avg: 6th (5.4 in ) Points: 9th (581 in ) Rebounds: 9th (277 in ) Field goals attempted: t-9th (450 in ) JACKSON, Briahanna * / * / / TOTAL / All* / * Statistics from prior team/school JOHNSON, Taylor * / * / * / * / All* / * Statistics from prior team/school

10 Individual Career History JONES, Brianna / TOTAL / MOORE, Mariya / / TOTAL / CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Free throw percentage: 8th (.785) Scoring average: 9th (13.7) Assists average: 9th (4.0) Free throws made: 10th (249) Minutes average: 10th (30.5) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: 3-point field goals attempted: 6th (224 in ) 3-point field goals made: 7th (77 in ) Free throws made: 8th (125 in ) Free throws made: 9th (124 in ) Free throws attempted: 10th (163 in ) WALTON, Cortnee / / / / TOTAL / CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Offense rebound avg: 7th (2.2) Offensive rebounds: 8th (234) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Offensive rebounds: 2nd (136 in ) Offense rebound avg: 2nd (4.0 in )

11 Women s Basketball Results RECORD: 26-8 Overall (Home: 13-3; Away: 11-2; Neutral: 2-3; ACC: 15-1) Date Opponent Dec. Result Margin Rec. High Scorer High Rebounder High Assists Attendance N 15 CALIFORNIA L Jackson 7 - Moore 6 - Carter 16,524 N 21 at Western Kentucky L Jackson 13 - Walton 3 - Moore, Carter 3,176 N 27 vs. Marist ^ W Hines-Allen 8 - Jackson 6 - Jackson 1,257 N 28 vs. Purdue ^ L Hines-Allen 8 - Walton, Hines-Allen 7 - Carter 1,407 N 29 vs. Dayton ^ L Moore 8 - Hines-Allen 3 - Cole, Carter 1,417 D 3 at Michigan State ~ W Moore, Durr 7 - Hines-Allen 5 - Jackson 5,721 D 5 VALPARAISO W Hines-Allen, Moore 11 - Walton 5 - Moore 8,274 D 10 at Kentucky L Jackson 8 - Jackson 5 - Moore 14,425 D 13 IUPUI W Jackson 11 - Hines-Allen 5 - Moore 8,686 D 15 DARTMOUTH W Jackson, Fuehring 10 - Hines-Allen 5 - Moore, Cole 7,971 D 18 at Tennessee Tech W Hines-Allen 8 - Hines-Allen 5 - Durr, Carter 943 D 20 at Charleston W Hines-Allen 14 - Hines-Allen 12 - Moore 517 D 28 UT MARTIN W Hines-Allen 9 - Walton 9 - Moore 8,690 J 1 FLORIDA STATE W Moore 11 - Walton 8 - Moore 9,126 J 3 at Georgia Tech W Moore 8 - Moore 5 - Jackson 1,982 J 7 VIRGINIA TECH W Hines-Allen 11 - Walton 3 - Walton 7,891 J 10 DUKE W Moore, Durr 12 - Walton 5 - Hines-Allen 11,342 J 14 at Virginia W Hines-Allen 7 - Hines-Allen 5 - Moore 2,880 J 17 at NC State W Moore 7 - Hines-Allen 7 - Moore 2,313 J 25 at Syracuse W Hines-Allen 10 - Hines-Allen 6 - Moore 549 J 28 CLEMSON W Jackson 10 - Walton, DeGrate 5 - Durr 8,379 J 31 WAKE FOREST W Moore 7 - Jackson, DeGrate 3 - Jackson, Hines-Allen 9,673 F 4 at North Carolina W Moore 10 - Hines-Allen 3 - Moore, Carter, Cole 2,176 F 7 NOTRE DAME L Hines-Allen 13 - Walton 4 - Jackson 13,837 F 11 at Pittsburgh W Hines-Allen 10 - Walton 6 - Moore 806 F 15 SOUTH FLORIDA W Hines-Allen 10 - Hines-Allen 5 - Moore 7,941 F 18 VIRGINIA W Hines-Allen 11 - Hines-Allen 5 - Moore, Cole 8,736 F 21 at Boston College W Hines-Allen 9 - Walton 3 - Moore 1,454 F 25 at Miami W Hines-Allen 9 - Hines-Allen 4 - Hines-Allen 1,378 F 28 PITTSBURGH W Hines-Allen 13 - Hines-Allen 5 - Moore, Cole 11,641 M 4 vs. Georgia Tech % W Hines-Allen 13 - Hines-Allen 4 - Moore 5,034 M 5 vs. Syracuse % L Hines-Allen 12 - Hines-Allen 3 - Cole 6,361 M 18 CENTRAL ARKANSAS & W Hines-Allen 7 - Hines-Allen 5 - Jackson 5,823 M 20 DePAUL & L Jackson 10 - Moore 5 - Carter, Jackson 7,515 ^ Gulf Coast Showcase (Estero, Fla.) ~ Big Ten/ACC Challenge (East Lansing, Mich.) % ACC Tournament (Greensboro Coliseum, Greensboro, N.C.) & NCAA Tournament First/Second Rounds (Louisville, Ky.)

12 Louisville Cardinals - Photo Roster 00 Briahanna Jackson G 5-6 r-sr. Tampa, Fla. (UCF) 11 Arica Carter G 5-8 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Long Beach Poly) 23 Jazmine Jones G 6-0 Fr. Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida A&M Devel.) 2 3 Myisha Hines-Allen F 6-2 Jr. Montclair, N.J. (Montclair) Sam Fuehring F 6-3 So. Wanaque, N.J. (Immaculate Conception) 13 Cortnee Walton 15 Taylor Johnson F 6-3 r-sr. Surprise, Ariz. (St. Mary s Catholic) 24 Jessica Laemmle G 5-7 Gr. Frankfort, Ill. (Loyola Chicago) 25 Asia Durr G 5-2 Fr. Louisville, Ky. (Mercy Academy) 4 Mariya Moore F 6-0 Jr. Hercules, Calif. (Salesian) 21 Kylee Shook F 6-4 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Mesa Ridge) 33 Bionca Dunham G 5-10 So. Douglasville, Ga. (St. Pius X Catholic) F 6-2 Fr. Philadelphia, Pa. (Imhotep Institute Charter) 10 Sydney Zambrotta G 5-9 Fr. North Babylon, N.Y. (Christ the King) 22 Brianna Jones G 5-9 So. North Babylon, N.Y. (North Babylon) 40 Ciera Johnson C 6-4 Fr. Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) On the Bench Jeff Walz Head Coach Stephanie Norman Associate Head Coach Samantha Williams Assistant Coach Sam Purcell Assistant Coach Kate Tucker Director of BB Ops. Pronunciation Guide: Arica (air-ih-kuh) Brianna (bree-anne-uh) Briahanna (bree-aw-nuh) Durr (dur) Fuehring (FYUR-ing) Laemmle (lim-lee) Myisha (my-ee-shuh) Mariya (muh-rye-uh) Walz (walls) Zambrotta (zam-braw-tuh)