THE PRINCIPALS: ASU enters the game at 1-2 on the year. The Lady Indians began the week with a strong performance

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1 Lady Indian B a s k e t b a l l Van Provence Assistant SID vprovence@astate.edu (cell) (fax) Arkansas State Schedule/Results Date Opponent Time/Result Nov. 02 Ark.-Monticello (Exhibition) W Nov. 05 Arkansas Tech (Exhibition) W Nov. 10 at UNC-Charlotte L Nov. 13 Alabama W Nov. 17 at Missouri L Nov. 20 at Missouri State TBA Nov. 24 Purdue 7:05 p.m. Nov. 26 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2:00 p.m. Nov. 30 South Dakota State 7:05 p.m. Dec. 02 San Jose St.# 9:00 p.m. Dec. 03 California or Harvard# TBA Dec. 09 Oklahoma State 7:05 p.m. Dec. 16 at Louisiana-Lafayette* 7:00 p.m. Dec. 22 at Denver* 8:00 p.m. Dec. 29 South Alabama* 7:05 p.m. Dec. 31 New Orleans* 2:00 p.m. Jan. 03 at Louisiana-Monroe* 7:00 p.m. Jan. 06 North Texas* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 09 Arkansas-Little Rock* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 13 at Troy* 5:15 p.m. Jan. 15 Denver* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 18 at Middle Tennessee* 7:00 p.m. Jan. 20 at North Dakota State 7:00 p.m. Jan. 24 Western Kentucky* 7:05 p.m. Jan. 27 at Florida International* TBA Jan. 31 Florida Atlantic* 5:35 p.m. Feb. 07 Louisiana-Lafayette* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 11 at South Alabama* 1:15 p.m. Feb. 17 Louisiana-Monroe* 7:05 p.m. Feb. 22 at North Texas* 5:00 p.m. Feb. 24 at Arkansas-Little Rock* 4:30 p.m. Feb. 28 Sun Belt Tournament Round 1 TBA Mar. 3-6 Sun Belt Tournament TBA * Sun Belt Conference Game # - California Contra Costa Classic Home Games in Bold GAME 4 ASU LADY INDIANS vs. MISSOURI STATE LADY B E A R S Mon., Nov. 20, 2006 Springfield, Missouri Hammons Student Center (8,846) 7:00 p.m. Radio: KRLW FM & A S U I n d i a n s. c o m THE GAME: Arkansas State takes on the Lady Bears of Missouri State. The contest will be the third road game of the season for the Lady Indians, while Missouri State will be playing its first home game of the season. THE PRINCIPALS: ASU enters the game at 1-2 on the year. The Lady Indians began the week with a strong performance Monday night in a win over the Alabama Crimson Tide, but did not repeat the effort in a loss to Missouri Friday night. Missouri State opened its season with a pair of losses in the WBCA Preseason Classic Nov in Kansas City, Mo. The Lady Bears were defeated by Iowa in the opening round, and lost to Seton Hall in the consolation game. L A D Y I N D I A N R O S T E R No. Name Pos. Ht Cl. Hometown (Last School) 1 Jazmine Taylor G 5-8 Fr. Memphis, TN (Ridgeway) 3 Rudy Sims G 5-7 Sr. Memphis, TN (East) 5 Kelsey Lock G-F 6-0 Jr. Republic, MO (Republic) 10 Melia Pence G 6-0 Fr. Ashland, MO (Southern Boone Co.) 11 Ebonie Jefferson G 5-9 Fr. Laurel, MS (Northeast Jones) 15 Brittney Hiles G 5-7 So. Baton Rouge, LA(Christian Life Acad.) 24 Veronica Smith G 5-10 Fr. East St. Louis, IL (East St. Louis) 25 Caroline Starr G 5-10 So. Benton, AR (Benton) 30 Lyndsay Schlup F 6-1 Fr. California, MO (Helias) 32 Shavondra Williams F 6-2 So. Camden, AR (Fairview) 33 Ashley Anderson F 6-2 So. Cabot, AR (Cabot) 34 Adrianne Davie C 6-3 Sr. Little Rock, AR (Central Ark. Christian) 35 Rachel Brown F-C 6-2 Jr. Kennett, MO (Kennett) 40 Ali Carter G 5-10 Sr. Pocahontas, AR (Pocahontas) 50 Tabitha Christian F 6-3 Sr. Huntsville, AR (Huntsville) Head Coach - Brian Boyer (Missouri Western) Assistant Coaches - Tanya Ray (St.Mary s), Rebecca Chilton Peoples (Prescott College), Carrie Redman (Arkansas) A r k a n s a s S t a t e Pos. No. Name PPG RPG APG G 3 Rudy Sims G 25 Caroline Starr G 40 Ali Carter F 30 Lyndsay Schlup C 34 Adrianne Davie M i s s o u r i S t a t e Pos. No. Name PPG RPG APG G 23 Tahnee Balerio G 20 Tag Morris C 50 Ashley Lord F 3 Melissa Busby F 54 Tiff Terwelp Lady Indian Basketball ASUIndians.com

2 Athletic Media Relations Arkansas State University PO Box 1000 State University, AR Telephone Fax Press Row Website - ASUIndians.com WBB Contact - Van Provence, Asst. SID / vpro v e n c a s t a t e. e d u Jerry Scott, Asst. A.D./ Sports Info. Dir / jscott@astate.edu Gina Bowman, Asst. SID / gbowman@astate.edu MEDIA INFORMATION Media Room A new and expanded media room was completed at the ASU Convocation Center during the off-season. Enter the media room from the lower level, beneath the blue portal. Post-Game Interviews The Arkansas State locker room is closed to all members of the media. Head coach Brian Boyer and requested assistant coaches and players will be available for interviews following a brief cooling off period. At ASU s home games, all postgame coach and player interviews will be conducted in the media room. Practice Coverage Lady Indian basketball practices are open to the media. Players and coaches are available for interviews following practice. When possible, please contact the Sports Information office prior to practice to arrange interviews. Basketball Releases All Lady Indian basketball releases can be obtained as a PDF document on the athletics website at ASUIndians.com. To be added to the broadcast for basketball releases, contact Van Provence in the Sports Information office. THE SERIES: The schools have met 10 times in the past, resulting in an even 5-5 split. Arkansas State won the last two meetings, earning a victory in Jonesboro last season, and an victory in Springfield in CHANGING THE STAT I O N : Normally, all ASU Lady Indian basketball games can be heard on FM, but because the ASU men s basketball team will be tipping off against Te n n e s s e e - Martin at 7 p.m. Monday, the A S U - Missouri State game will be broadcast on FM, KRLW. THE COACHES: Two-time Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year Brian Boyer is in his eighth season as the Lady Indians head coach, holding a record of Boyer has guided the ASU program to three WNIT Tournament appearances, and in directed the Lady Indians to Lady Indians On the Radio Lady Indian Basketball can be heard on Earl FM, and online at Play-by-play is provided by Brad Bobo, the voice of the Lady Indians. their first-ever regular season conference title, as ASU earned a share of the Sun Belt East Division championship. Katie Abrahamson-Henderson is in her fifth season as the head coach at Missouri State. Abrahamson-Henderson has compiled an record as coach of the Lady Bears, including a WNIT Championship in S C O U T I N G T H E L A D Y B E A R S : Six true freshmen are competing for playing time this season as the Lady Bears return just one starter from last year s squad that finished The Lady Bears finished tied for sixth in the Missouri Valley Conference, but surprised the league by winning the conference tournament to earn the automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament. This season, the Lady Bears were picked to finish seventh in the MVC preseason poll. 6-2 junior forward Ti ff Terwelp is Missouri State s lone returning starter, and is averaging 8.5 points and 10 rebounds through the first two games of the season. Tahnee Balerio, a 5-6 junior guard, is leading the Lady Bears in scoring, averaging 18.5 points per game. Roxanne Stiles averages 8.5 points per game, and guard Melissa Busby adds 7.5 points per game. The Lady Bears have enjoyed a tremendous homecourt advantage since the Hammons Center opened for the season, winning an impressive.771 percent of the games played at home. Since the season, the numbers are even more impressive, with the Lady Bears posting a (.881) record at the Hammons Center. Missouri State has ranked in the top 15 L A D Y B E A R R O S T E R No. Name Pos. Ht Cl. Hometown (Last School) 2 Taylor Silas G/F 5-10 Fr. Flushing, MI (Flushing) 3 Melissa Busby G 6-1 Fr. Edmond, OK (Okla. Christian Academy) 12 Roxanne Stiles G 5-8 Fr. Claflin, KS (Claflin) 13 Erica Biel G 6-1 Fr. Hutchinson, KS (Trinity Catholic) 14 Whitney Burgess F 6-1 Fr. Huntsville, AR (Huntsville) 20 Tag Morris G 5-10 Fr. Blue Eye, MO (Blue Eye) 21 Davida Moore F 6-0 So. Minneapolis, MN (North Community) 23 Tahnee Balerio G 5-6 Jr. Buhler, KS (Buhler) 31 Melissa Carman F 5-9 Sr. Springfield, MO (Catholic) 32 Brandi Johnson G/F 5-10 Jr. Cedar Hill, TX (Cedar Hill) 33 Breton Wyett F 6-3 So. Edmond, OK (Memorial) 50 Ashley Lord C 6-4 Fr. Moran, KS (Marmaton Valley) 54 Tiff Terwelp F 6-2 Jr. Quincy, IL (Quincy) Head Coach - Katie Abrahamson-Henderson Assistant Coaches - Janel Grimm Burgess, Stephanie Guidi, Kent Abrahamson Director of Basketball Operations - Julee Woolston Lady Indian Basketball ASUIndians.com

3 Sun Belt Standings West Division Conf. Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. UALR New Orleans La.-Lafayette La.-Monroe Denver North Texas Arkansas St East Division Conf. Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Fla. Int South Alabama Troy Western Kentucky Middle Tenn Fla. Atlantic Preseason All-Sun Belt First Team Adrianne Davie (ASU Sr., C) Jocelyn Love (UALR Sr., G/F) Chrissy Givens (MT Sr., G) Yolanda Jones (ULL Sr. F) Crystal Kelly (WKU Jr. F) Second Team Rudy Sims (ASU Sr., G) Tyesha Lowery (DEN Sr., G) Lasma Jekabsone (FIU Sr., C) Krystle Horton (MT Sr., F) Whitney Woodard (USA Sr., F) Third Team Renee Renz (UALR So., F) Le Della English (UNO Jr., G) Talicia Sanders (NT Jr., C) Laura Lee Holman (Troy Sr., G) Tifany Zaragoza (WKU Sr., G) Preseason Player of the Year Chrissy Givens - Middle Tennessee Preseason Coaches Poll West Division Points 1. Arkansas State (10) North Texas (1) Louisiana-Lafayette (2) UALR Denver Louisiana-Monroe New Orleans 14 East Division Points 1. Middle Tennessee (9) Western Kentucky (3) Florida International (1) South Alabama 38 T5. Florida Atlantic 21 T5. Troy 21 nationally in attendance for each of the last 15 seasons, and averaged 6,289 in attendance last year. CAREER HIGHS: Senior center Adrianne Davie notched a career-high four blocked shots during ASU s win over Alabama Monday night. Senior guard Rudy Sims logged a career-high 37 minutes last week at Charlotte, while sophomore guard Caroline Starr scored a careerhigh 14 points against the 49ers. BEST IN THE WEST: The Lady Indians were chosen by the Sun Belt coaches as No. 1 team in the Sun Belt s West Division for the upcoming season. ASU received a league-high 10 first place votes to top the poll. LAST TIME OUT: COLUMBIA, Mo. ( ) - Missouri's Tiffany Brooks and Carlynn Savant scored 22 points each to offset 26 points by Arkansas State's Adrianne Davie, and led the Lady Tigers (3-0) to a victory over the ASU Lady Indians (1-2) Friday night at Mizzou Arena. ASU led 10-9 before Missouri's Alyssa Hollis sank a 3-pointer to ignite a 14-2 run that put the Lady Tigers on top with just over eight minutes to play in the first half. A bucket from Arkansas State's Rudy Sims stopped the Lady Tiger run, and ASU kept pace for the remainder of the half, despite a 12-2 shooting advantage from the free throw line for the Missouri. The Lady Tigers hit 11-of-12 shots from the charity stripe in the first half, while ASU was 2-of- 2 as Missouri took a lead into the locker room at the break. Missouri also out-rebounded ASU in the first half, 16 of the boards on the offensive end. We faced a good team on the road, and we didn't handle ourselves very well, said ASU head coach Brian Boyer. The rebounding was one thing, but the problem was way before the rebounds ever happened. We were out of position defensively, we didn't rotate effectively defensively, and hence, we were never in a position to rebound. We were so out of position beforehand, that we never had a chance to rebound the missed shots. In the second half, matters got worse for the Lady Indians as Arkansas State managed just six points through the first 16 minutes, and the Missouri lead ballooned to as much as 29 points. For the game, Missouri enjoyed a advantage in shots taken from the floor, out rebounded the Lady Indians 46-33, and forced 21 ASU turnovers. In addition to Davie's 26 points, the Lady Indians also got 15 points from Rudy Sims, four from Ashley Anderson, and two each from Ali Carter, Ebonie Jefferson, and Lyndsay Schlup. The Lady Indians' Missouri road trip continues Monday night as ASU heads to Springfield to take on Missouri State in a 7:05 matchup. Right now, I'm not worried about Monday night, I am worried about December 16 when the conference season starts, Boyer said. We have to get ourselves re-energized, and we've got to get our effort back and that's going to start defensively. We'll take Monday when it gets here, but right now I am worried more about the middle of December when Sun Belt play starts. SEASON OUTLOOK: Three starters return from last year s team which finished and reached the semifinals of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament - senior center Adrianne Davie, senior guard Rudy Sims, and junior forward Kelsey Lock. Ali Carter, who sat out last season after suffering a knee injury, also returns for her senior season. Carter earned All- Conference honors during the season, while Sims is a two-time All-Sun Belt player and Davie is a three-time all-conference player who is expected to push for the league s Player of the Year honors. Among the nine letterwinners returning from last year s team, Davie highlights the field, bringing impressive credentials to the court for the season. In addition to her three-time All-Sun Belt honors, Davie became the 14th player in ASU history to reach the 1,000 career points mark. The 6-3 center averaged 15.4 points and 9.8 rebounds per game last season. Sims also joined a 1,000 point club last year, and goes into the upcoming season with 389 assists to rank third all-time in ASU history. She averaged 14.0 points per game last season while dishing out 153 assists. Before suffering the knee injury that

4 forced her to sit out last year, Carter averaged 13.9 points per game during the season and shot 87 percent from the free throw line. Like Carter, Lock hopes to bounce back from a knee injury as well. The 6-0 guard/forward played in 23 games before being sidelined with the injury last season, averaging 8.7 points and 6.3 rebounds per outing. Senior forward Tabitha Christian is expected to play a key role as well, and will serve as a team captain along with fellow seniors Davie, Carter and Sims. Junior Rachel Brown, and sophomores Brittney Hiles, Caroline Starr, Shavondra Williams, and Ashley Anderson all return with experience, and Boyer welcomes five true freshmen to the Lady Indian squad. Jazmine Taylor, Melia Pence, Ebonie Jefferson, Veronica Smith and Lyndsay Schlup make up the class of talented newcomers. ASU Quick Facts General Information Institution: Arkansas State University Location: Jonesboro, Arkansas Population: 55,000 Chancellor: Dr. Robert Potts President: Dr. Les Wyatt Director of Athletics: Dr. Dean Lee SWA: Melanie Richardson Founded: 1909 Enrollment: 10,775 Nickname: Lady Indians Colors: Scarlet and Black Home Facility: Convocation Center (10,038) Conference: Sun Belt (West Division) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Arena: Convocation Center (10,038) Athletic Dept. Phone: Ticket Office Phone: Athletics Website: ASUIndians.com Coaching Staff Head Coach: Brian Boyer Alma Mater: Missouri Western (1993) Overall Record: (7 seasons) Record at ASU: (7 seasons) Assistant Coaches: Tanya Ray, Rebecca Chilton-Peoples, Carrie Redman Basketball Phone: Team Information Record: Home Record: Road Record: Neutral Court Record: SBC Record: 7-7 (4th-East) All Time Record: (32 Seasons) All Time SBC Record: (15 Seasons) Sun Belt Titles: One Last Title: WNIT Appearances: Seven Last WNIT Appearance: Quarterfinals Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/6 The Lady Indians open the regular season Nov. 10 on the road against UNC- Charlotte, then return home Nov. 13 for a battle with Southeastern Conference power Alabama. Purdue, ranked No. 13 in the USA Today/ESPN preseason poll also visits the Convocation Center in November, while Oklahoma State visits Jonesboro in early December. Sun Belt play begins Dec. 16 when ASU travels to Louisiana-Lafayette, and ends at the Cajundome as well with the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, scheduled for March 3-6. MORE ON BOYER: Brian Boyer is entering his eighth season as head coach of the Arkansas State women's basketball team. During his time at the helm of the Lady Indians, he has posted a overall record, which is the second most wins in ASU women's basketball history. He has led the Tribe to three W N I T appearances in his first seven seasons including appearances in two out of the last three seasons. Last season, the Lady Indians posted a overall record as the Tribe advanced to the semifinals of the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. The Tribe posted the.500 record against a schedule that featured nine NCAA Tournament teams and three teams in the W N I T. Center Adrianne Davie earned First Team All-Conference honors last season marking the third straight year in which she has received All-SBC accolades. Also, the Tribe had three different players join the 1,000 career point club last season in Davie, junior Rudy Sims and senior Amber Abraham. In the season Boyer guided the Lady Indians to a overall record and an 11-3 Sun Belt record as the Tribe finished in second place in the Sun Belt East Division. Boyer picked up his second consecutive Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year award following the season, and joined former ASU head coach Jerry Ann Winters as the only two women's basketball coaches at ASU to win back-toback coach of the year honors. Before assuming the head coaching role at ASU, Boyer was no stranger to the Arkansas State women's basketball program, coming to Arkansas State with former head coach Jeff Mittie when he was hired as head coach in Together, the two helped the program to a record, including an record in the season with an appearance in the Women's NIT, ASU's first postseason appearance in five years. Boyer graduated from Missouri Western State College in St. Joseph, Mo., with a bachelor's degree in education. He was an assistant coach for the men's program for six seasons, including the last three, which he spent as an assistant with the women's program as well. As an assistant to the men's team, Missouri Western was an NCAA Division II Tournament participant five years (1990, 1991, 1992, 1994 and 1995) and won two conference ASU IN SUN BELT RANKINGS Stat ASU Rank Leader Scoring Offense WKU Scoring Margin FIU FG Pct WKU 3PT FG Pct WKU Scoring Def FIU FT Pct MT FG Pct. Def FIU 3PT FG Def ULM Reb. Offense ULL Reb. Margin FIU Assists/Game 11.5 pg 6 UALR Turn. Margin MT Reb. Defense 38.5 pg 9 ULM Blocked Shots 6.5 pg 1 ASU Steals 6.5 pg 9 FIU A/T Ratio.56 6 UALR Off. Rebounds 9.5 pg 8 ULL 3PT FG Made 6.0 pg 1 ASU ASU INDIVIDUALS IN SBC RANKINGS Stat ASU Player Avg. Rank Scoring Rudy Sims Scoring Ali Carter Scoring Adrianne Davie Scoring Caroline Starr Scoring Lyndsay Schlup FG Pct. Lyndsay Schlup.667 T5 Rebounding Adrianne Davie 6.0 T13 Assists Rudy Sims 4.0 T7 Assists Ali Carter 2.0 T14 FT Pct. Caroline Starr FT Pct. Lyndsay Schlup FT Pct. Rudy Sims PT FG Pct. Ali Carter PT FG Made Ali Carter 2.5 pg 4 3PT FG Made Rudy Sims 1.5 pg T12 3PT FG Made Caroline Starr 1.0 pg T14 Blocked Shots Adrianne Davie 3.0 pg 2 Blocked Shots Lyndsay Schlup 1.5 pg 6 Off. Rebounds Lyndsay Schlup 2.5 pg T11 Off. Rebounds Adrianne Davie 2.0 pg T13 Mins. Played Rudy Sims T10 Mins. Played Adrianne Davie T14 A-T/O Ratio Rudy Sims Def. Rebounds Rudy Sims 5.5 pg 10

5 championships. As a women's assistant, Boyer and Missouri Western made two NCAA Tournament appearances, including a trip to the Final Four in 1995 and the Elite Eight the previous season. Boyer prepped at Scotland County High School in Memphis, Mo., and graduated from there in He is married to the former Rhonda Lane of Marked Tree, Arkansas. She is a graduate of ASU. the WNIT championships and was named to the All-SEC Hard Work Team. She received her Bachelor's of Science Degree from Arkansas and her Master's of Education Degree from the University of Texas at Tyler. She is married to Eric Redman, who serves as an associate certified athletic trainer for ASU s sports medicine program. THE ASU ASSISTANTS: Tanya Ray enters her fifth season at Arkansas State as a women's basketball assistant coach. Ray, a native of Brenham, TX, serves as the Lady Indians' recruiting coordinator in which she organizes all aspects of the recruiting process and specializes in upper class recruiting. She also works with the Lady Indian posts and helps to oversee the team defense. Ray is also in charge of monitoring the academic progress of the team's student-athletes. She is the team liaison for campus life and assists in opponent scouting. She received her bachelor's degree in exercise-sport science from St. Mary's. Ray prepped at Brenham High School where she was a standout varsity player for four year. She graduated from BHS in Rebecca Chilton Peoples enters her fifth season with the Arkansas State women's basketball program. Peoples, a native of Buckeye, Ariz., is a recruiting assistant for the Tribe with an emphasis on underclass recruiting. She is in charge of on-campus visits and works with the development of the Lady Indian guards. She assists in the scouting of ASU opponents. Peoples coordinates the ASU home practice schedule and is the liaison to the strength and conditioning program. She is also responsible for the Lady Indian Basketball elementary camp and the NEA Tournament Programs. Peoples received her degree in physical education from Prescott College, and is married to Arkansas State assistant football coach Kevin Peoples. Carrie Redman is in her first season as an assistant coach with Arkansas State s women s basketball program. Redman played her collegiate career at the University of Arkansas from During her first year the Lady Razorbacks were WNIT runner-ups and in her junior year ( ) she played in the NCAA Final Four as the lowest seeded team ever to advance (eighth seed) to the semifinals. In her senior year, she helped Arkansas to

6 #3 Rudy Sims 5-7, Senior Memphis, TN 19 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Rebounds - 6 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 1 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 3 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 5 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 Minutes - 37 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 32 vs. Western Kentucky 12/19/06 Rebounds - 8 vs. Troy 3/6/06 1, four times 7, at Hampton 12/3/03 9, twice Minutes - 37 vs. vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 #40 Ali Carter 5-9, Senior Pocahontas, AR 19 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Rebounds - 4, twice 1 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 3 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 4 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Minutes - 29 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 27 at ULL 2/26/05 Rebounds - 10 at ULL 2/26/05 2 at Minnesota 11/19/04 4 at Middle Tennessee 1/15/05 5 at LIU 11/29/05 Minutes - 41 vs. NMSU 3/6/04 #5 Kelsey Lock 6-0, Junior /Forward Republic, MO Rebounds - 1 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 Minutes - 8 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 17 twice Rebounds - 12 vs. N. Dakota St. 1/4/06 2, two times 5 vs. Middle Tennessee 2/19/05 5, three times Minutes - 27 vs. Middle Tennessee 2/19/05 #34 Adrianne Davie 6-3, Senior Senior Little Rock, AR 26 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 Rebounds - 7 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 4 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 1 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 2 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Minutes - 36 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 30 vs. Morris Brown 12/2/02 Rebounds - 16 vs. Alabama A&M 12/10/05 4, vs. Alabama 11/13/06 4, three times 6, six times Minutes - 54 vs. Ole Miss 12/7/01 #50 Tabitha Christian 6-3, Senior Forward Huntsville, AR Rebounds - 2 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Minutes - 7 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 4, four times Rebounds - 3, two times 1, four times 2 at Alabama A&M 12/2/04 1, two times Minutes - 15 vs. WMU 12/19/04 #35 Rachel Brown Rebounds - Minutes - 6-2, Junior Forward/Center Kennett, MO 8 vs. UNO 2/7/05 Rebounds - 3, two times 0 1, six times 1 at Minnesota 11/19/04 Minutes - 9, two times

7 #15 Brittney Hiles 5-7, Sophomore Baton Rouge, LA 2 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Rebounds - 2 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 1 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 Minutes - 14 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 5 vs. Louisiana Tech 12/29/05 Rebounds - 5 vs. Louisiana Tech 12/29/05 1 vs. George Mason 11/27/05 3 vs. Denver 11/19/06 3 vs. Purdue 11/29/05 Minutes - 17, twice #32 Shavondra Williams Rebounds - Minutes - 6-2, Sophomore Forward Camden, AR 3 vs. Middle Tennessee 12/16/06 Rebounds - 1, four times 0 1 vs. Hampton 12/4/05 0 Minutes - 8 vs. Duke 11/25/05 #1 Jazmine Taylor 5-8, Freshman Memphis, TN Rebounds - 2 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 1 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 1, three times Minutes - 16 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Rebounds - 2 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 1 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 1, three times Minutes - 16 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 #25 Caroline Starr 5-10, Sophomore Benton, AR 14 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - 5 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 1 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 2 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 4 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 Minutes - 28 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 14 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - 10 vs. ULL 2/23/06 1 vs. Middle Tennessee 3/6/06 3, four times 4 vs. Middle Tennessee 12/16/06 Minutes - 26 vs. Middle Tennessee 12/16/06 #33 Ashley Anderson 6-2, Sophomore Forward Cabot, AR 5 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - 3, twice 2 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 1, twice 1, twice Minutes - 19, twice 11 vs. vs. Middle Tennessee 3/6/06 Rebounds - 7 vs. Troy 3/2/06 2, twice 2 vs. Troy 2/4/06 1, five times Minutes - 23 vs. FIU 2/13/06 #10 Melia Pence 6-0, Freshman Ashland, MO Rebounds - Minutes - 3 vs. Missouri 11/17/06 Rebounds - Minutes - 3 vs. Missouri 11/17/06

8 #11 Ebonie Jefferson 5-8, Freshman Memphis, TN 6 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - 2 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Minutes - 8 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 6 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - 2 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Minutes - 8 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 #24 Veronica Smith 5-10, Freshman East St. Louis, IL 3 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - 1 vs. Alabama 11/13/06 Minutes - 8 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 3 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Rebounds - Minutes - 8 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 #30 Lyndsay Schlup 6-1, Freshman Forward California, MO 10, twice Rebounds - 9 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 3 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 1, twice 1 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Minutes - 28 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 10, twice Rebounds - 9 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 3 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 1, twice 1 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06 Minutes - 28 vs. Charlotte 11/10/06

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