GAME 6 - BELMONT Bruins (3-4) at GEORGIA STATE Panthers (0-5) Wednesday, Nov. 27, 12 p.m., Atlanta, Ga. (GSU Sports Arena)

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1 GAME 6 - BELMONT Bruins (3-4) at GEORGIA STATE Panthers (0-5) Wednesday, Nov. 27, 12 p.m., Atlanta, Ga. (GSU Sports Arena) Media Relations Contact: Charlie Taylor - CTaylor@gsu.edu PANTHERS SEEKING THE WIN COLUMN Georgia State is still seeking its elusive first win of the year. Four times this season, the Panthers have had second-half leads but have been unable to hold those leads and dropped all four of those games. They have lost leads of 13, 12 and 14 points in the last three games, respectively. The Panthers defense has allowed 76.6 points per game and been in a rebound deficit ( ). A FAMILIAR SERIES Gaby Moss leads the Sun Belt in 3-point percentage SCHEDULE Date Opponent... Time/Result N. 8 at UT-Martin (Preseason WNIT)... L, N. 15 vs. N. C. A & T (Preseason WNIT)... L, N. 16 at Stephen F. Auistin (Preseason WNIT)...L, N. 19 UCF...:L, N. 23 at Western Carolina... L, N p.m. N. 29 & D. 1 GSU Thanksgiving Tournament N. 29 JACKSONVILLE STATE... 2 p.m. D. 1 GEORGIA WASHINGTON OR GEORGIA. 12:30 or 2:30 p.m. D. 3 at Kennesaw State... 7 p.m. D p.m. D. 18 at San Jose State... 7:30 p.m. D p.m. J p.m. J. 4 at South Alabama *... 3 p.m. J. 8 at Western Kentucky *... 12:30 p.m. J. 14 at Arkansas State*... 8 p.m. J. 18 UALR (DH) *...12 p.m. J. 23 at Louisiana-Lafayette (DH)*... 6 p.m. J. 25 at Louisiana-Monroe (DH)*... 3 p.m. J p.m. F. 1 UT ARLINGTON (DH) *...6 p.m.tv F. 5 at UALR *... 8 p.m. F. 8 ARKANSAS STATE *... 2 p.m. F. 12 TEXAS STATE *... 7 p.m. F. 15 at Troy (DH) *... 6 p.m. F. 19 LOUISIANA-MONROE *... 7 p.m. F. 22 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (DH) *... 6 p.m. TV F. 26 at UT Arlington *...8:30 p.m. M. 1 at Texas State *... 3 p.m. M. 8 WESTERN KENTUCKY * p.m. M at Sun Belt Championship... TBA Lakefront Arena, New Orleans, La. * Sun Belt Conference game This will renew a recent Atlantic Sun Conference series and be the 12th alltime meeting. Belmont holds a 7-4 series lead with six wins in Nashville. Georgia State owns a 4-1 series lead in Atlanta. On Dec. 13 last year, Belmont pulled away from a lead with 14 minutes left in the second half, when Belmont netted 14 straight points to open a advantage. GSU came off an 11-day layoff and four-game win streak, but shot just 39% in Nashville. Belmont was coming off a win over Indiana and sizzled with 9-of-15 3-point baskets (60%) and 18-of-22 free throws (81.8%). Molly Ernst was the star with 7-of-10 treys and 23 points. ROAd hogs Georgia State started the season with four road games of the first five. The Panthers return home for one busy week with games on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Georgia State will go from Dec. 1 to Jan. 1 without a home game. They ll go north to Ohio and as far west as California for a two-game swing. That makes eight of the 11 non-conference games on the road. PROBABLE STARTERS (Note: Line-up changes often) Pos. No. Name...Ht. Cl. PPG Fact PG 5 Alisha Andrews Jr asst-5.8-2nd SBC G 10 Kendra Long Sr career 3-pointers G 24 Gaby Moss So pct. leads SBC G 20 Kayla Nolan Jr pts. vs. SFA C 13 Brittany Logan Jr FG (.593) RESERVES (Listed Numerically) G 1 Mariam Hannoun Fr for-6 free throws F 2 Miranda Smith So for-11 FT (.818) F 4 Maryam Dogo Jr reb. (2.6 avg.) F 11 Ashanti Groover Fr rebs., 1 block G 12 Ashlee Cole So career 3-pointers F 21 Morgan Jackson So career FT (.895) C 22 Jamila Mayfield Fr blocked shot G 23 Ashley Watson Jr assists per game F 32 Hayley Gerrin Fr rebounds (3.0 avg.)

2 GAME INFORMATION SERIES RECORD VS. BELMONT This is the 12th meeting in a series that started in Belmont increased its lead to 7-4 with a win in last year s game in Nashville. GEORGIA STATE ON THE AIR Radio: WRAS-FM (88.5 -wras.org stream): Drew Hinesley serves as the play-by-play voice of the Panthers on the 100,000-watt GSU station. He is joined by Ken Gustafson at home games and select road games. Video stream at home games on school website: GeorgiaStateSports.com through PantherVision at: dbml?db_oem_id=12700 Statistics: Live game stats and play-by-play on school website: GeorgiaStateSports.com (Link at top of page) Panthers; YouTube: /GSUAthletics Facebook: /GeorgiaStateUniversityAthletics The GSU Athletics app is available free for ios and Android. Fans will need a PantherVision subscription to log in to watch live streaming games. On-demand content is free. GENERAL INFORMATION Full Name...Georgia State University Location...Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment... 32,000 Founded Nickname...Panthers Colors... Blue and White Arena...Georgia State Sports Arena Capacity... 3,800 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Sun Belt Conference President...Mark P. Becker Athletics Director...Cheryl L. Levick BASKETBALL HISTORY First Season of NCAA Basketball All-Time NCAA Record /39th year NCAA Tournament Appearances.. 4 (1981, 2001, 2002, 2003) NIT Appearances...1 (2000) Conference Titles...4 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) SUN BELT HISTORY Georgia State was one of the six founding members of the Sun Belt Conference in Women s basketball was still under the AIAW and not the NCAA at that time, so the Sun Belt teams did not play conference schedules or have a conference tournament. But, the Sun Belt teams did schedule one another in and again in before Georgia State left the league after five years. 17 INCHES APART, BUT AT THE SAME LEVEL Georgia State will be counting on peak performances this year from a pair who are the most visible on the court. Point guard Alisha Andrews towers over the little basketball at 4-foot-11, proving to be the catalyst for her teams, whether on offense or defense. Seventeen inches up the tape, center Brittany Logan stalks the paint at 6-foot-4 and a wide body to crash the boards and drive to the hoop. But, right now they are both re-adjusting to the speed and stamina of Division I basketball as neither played last season. Andrews, a two-time All-CAA star came to GSU with 751 points and point baskets. So, she had to sit out the transfer year. She went 20 months and well over 600 days from her last game at UNCW on March 15, 2013 to GSU s opener this month on Nov. 8. Logan, an honorable mention NJCAA star at Georgia Perimeter, also went those 20 months and more than 600 days without a game. She stayed at Georgia Perimeter to finish her degree to become eligible for Division I ball. So the pair are getting their game back slowly but surely QUICK NOTES Sophomore guard Gaby Moss leads the Sun Belt Conference in 3-point shooting percentage (.583), making 7-of-12 shots. Point guard Alisha Andrews had 10 assists Saturday at Western Carolina and her 29 (5.8 per game) are second in the Sun Belt this year. Andrews is tied with teammate Kendra Long for fifth in the Sun Belt in steals (2.0 pg). Center Brittany Logan is No. 4 in the Sun Belt in FG percentage, shooting 59.3% from the field (16 of 27). She s No. 5 in rebounding (7.8 per game). Logan has one double-double game with 14 points, 12 rebounds in her only game in the GSU Sports Arena (UCF). Whistles are driving GSU players crazy. In five games, Georgia State has been whistled for 135 fouls, an average 27 called per game. That s 20 more than called on the opponents. Five times a Panther has fouled out this year. No opponent has fouled out. Eight players have been called for 10 or more fouls in the five games, topped by point guard Alisha Andrews 19 illegal touches. Three Panthers are still perfect from the free throw line this year (Mariam Hannoun 6-for-6, Morgan Jackson 3-for-3 and Alisha Andrews 2-for-2). Miranda Smith is at 81.8% on 9-of-11 and Gaby Moss is 80% (4-of- 5). Kendra Long sits at 76.5% with 13 of 17 made free throws. The Panthers roster includes seven upperclassmen (one senior, six juniors) and seven underclassmen (three sophomores, four freshmen). GSU s backcourt includes Long and Andrews, a local Atlanta pair who first teammed as nine-year olds in club basketball. They went to different high schools and different colleges until Andrews transferred to Georgia State. In its first year in the Sun Belt, Georgia State will play 18 conference games, two each against the nine other opponents. League play starts just hours into the 2014 New Year when Troy comes to Atlanta for a 2 p.m. game on New Year s Day, just 14 hours into the year. Georgia State s Thanksgiving Tournament this year will include another OVC team (Jacksonville State), an Atlantic 10 team that just upset No.10 California (George Washington) and a top 25 SEC team (Georgia).

3 GSU Roster Fun Facts ALISHA ANDREWS Reached 4-foot-11 in 8th grade and hasn t grown since...mother is 5-foot-1...High school team in Atlanta (Redan) had a 58-game win streak her final two years... Grew up in Atlanta and played on club team as nine-year old with current teammate Kendra Long. ASHLEE COLE Not only a coach s kid, a coach s kid who played for her dad at Forest Park HS and won 73 games in final three years... Was born in Seoul, Korea where mother was stationed in the Army...One of her two brothers (Marqus) attended Georgia State before her and is now in DePaul Law School; brother Tim in the Army. MARYAM DOGO Came 6,000 miles to GSU after stops at Oklahoma City CC and Lamar (Col.) CC...Came to states with heavy heart as her father passed away right before she left the country...had 3.93 GPA at Lamar and was honored by NJCAA for Superior Academic Achievement...Made Dean s List (3.5 or higher GPA) both semesters as sophomore at GSU. HAYLEY GERRIN Only brother, Mark, is eight years older and a Gwinnett County firefighter in Norcross, an Atlanta suburb...hometown of Clarkesville is only 1,500. ASHANTI GROOVER Her best friend, Zykira Lewis, signed with UCF the same day Ashanti signed with GSU...GSU s first home game on Nov. 19 is UCF. Alisha ANDREWS 5 G Jr Stone Mountain, Ga. PPG: 5.4 RPG: 2.2 APG: 5.8 (2nd SBC) SPG: 2.0 (5th SBC) Highlights: Transfer who ranked in top 50 in the NCAA in both assists and steals in two years at UNCW...Two-time All-CAA Defensive team... All-CAA second team ( )...CAA Rookie of the Year ( )... Scored 778 points (11.0) in 71 games, all starts...made point baskets...has196 steals (3.2)...Has 41 double-figure scoring games. Career Bests: Pts.: 25 Reb.: 9 Asst.: 11 Stl.: 6 (x3) Ashlee COLE 12 G Soph. 5-8 Ellenwood, Ga. PPG: 4.5 RPG: 2.3 APG: 0.5 SPG: pointers Highlights: Played in all 29 games as a freshman, finishing fifth on the team in scoring...was second on the team with her 26 3-point baskets made in Had five double-figure scoring games...played 15.7 minutes per game as a freshman...made a 3-point basket in her first college game played (in the win at UCF). Career Bests: Pts.: 13 (x3) Reb.: 6 (x2) Asst.: 2 Stl.: 2 Maryam DOGO 4 F Jr. 6-2 Kaduna, Nigeria PPG: 3.6 RPG: 2.6 APG: 0.0 SPG: 0.0 BLK: 0.0 Highlights: Junior college transfer who played all 29 games and started six as a sophomore at Georgia State...Had four double-figure rebounding games, two double-figure scoring games and one doubledouble game (16 pts, 11 reb., 2 blk. vs. Florida A&M)...Had three consecutive games with 11 rebounds. Career Bests: Pts.: 16 Reb.: 13 Asst.: 1 Stl.: 2 Blk.: 2 Hayley GERRIN 32 F Fr. 6-2 Clarkesville, Ga. PPG: 2.8 RPG: 3.0 APG: 0.0 SPG: 0.2 Highlights: Habersham Central High School career included schoolrecord 1,567 points (16.5 pg career, 18.5 as senior) and 65 wins...was one of 20 best players in state s largest division and first-team all-region in area that sent the two teams to the state championship game...averaged 8.8 rebounds per game...also all-region in volleyball. Career Bests: Pts.: 4 Reb.: 3 Asst.: Stl.: 1 Ashanti GROOVER 11 F Fr. 6-2 Bartow, Fla. PPG: 0.0 RPG: 1.0 APG: 0.0 SPG: 0.0 BLK: 0.5 Highlights: Bartow High School career included a senior year of 10 ppg, 6.7 rpg and 55 blocked shots...top double-double game was a 25-point, 20-rebound effort...blocked nine shots in a single game and had 96 blocks in final two seasons...top rebounding game included 17 hauled down...team won 42 games her final two years. Career Bests: Pts.: Reb.: Asst.: Stl.:

4 GSU Roster Fun Facts MARIAM HANNOUN Born in Lebanon, moved to Israel at age seven...hometown Nahariya is northernmost coastal city in Israel on the Mediterrean coastline...sixth of seven children who learned basketball from two older brothers. MORGAN JACKSON First in her family to play basketball, but has two older brothers...turns 20 on date of WNIT opener (Nov. 8) and signed with GSU on Nov. 9 of 2011, one day after 18th...Made Dean s List both semesters as freshman and during summer school this year. BRITTANY LOGAN Dad is 6-foot-3 and a 24-year Army vet who served in Vietnam...Mom is a career nurse... Brittany is the mother of twins, born on Valentine s Day...Played at three high schools (two in Atlanta and graduated in Greenville, S.C.) KENDRA LONG Born at Crawford Long Hospital, just a few miles from GSU... Played with teammate Alisha Andrews as nine-year old on club team in metro area...was MVP of Georgia-Florida high school game and originally signed with Georgia Tech. JAMILA MAYFIELD Born at Grady Hospital, just a block away from the GSU Sports Arena...Dad, Michael, is 6-foot-7 and a prison guard... Mom is a 6-footer, too...brother, Akeem, is a boxer...played one year of high school ball in Albuquerque, N.M. before family moved to Macon, Ga. Mariam HANNOUN 1 G Fr Nahariya, Israel PPG: 2.0 RPG: 0.5 APG: 0.3 SPG: 0.0 Highlights: The 19-year old was discovered this August by Georgia State coaches...played in European U-20, U-18 and U-16 teams for native Israel...Played two seasons with Ironi Nahariya club team in the Liga Leumit division...first player from Israel ever to play at Georgia State. Career Bests: Pts.: 2 Reb.: 1 Asst.: 1 Stl.: Morgan JACKSON 21 F Soph. 6-0 Gainesville, Ga. PPG: 3.4 RPG: 1.2 APG: 0.2 SPG: pointers Highlights: Played in 28 of 29 games as freshman at GSU, logging 325 minutes (11.6 per game)...had a nine-point game and three games with seven points...outstanding free throw shooter, hitting 87.5% on 14-of Had seven rebounds in win over Kennesaw State...Blocked three shots...personal-best game of 12 points vs. UCF on Nov. 19, Career Bests: Pts.: 12 Reb.: 7 Asst.: 2 Stl.: 1 Brittany LOGAN 13 C Jr. 6-4 Decatur, Ga. PPG: 9.3 RPG: 7.8 APG: 0.0 SPG: 0.3 Highlights: Making a comeback and moving up to Division I for final two seasons after first signing an NLI with Alabama as high school senior (but did not enroll)...did not play last year while finishing her degree at Georgia Perimeter...Was honorable mention All-America pick in NJCAA in last season playing ( )...Top 20 rebounder in junior college on GPC teams that won 54 games in her two seasons. Career Bests: Pts.: 14 Reb.: 12 Asst.: 0 Stl.: 1 Blk: 1 Kendra LONG 10 G Sr. 5-9 Atlanta, Ga. PPG: 13.6 RPG: 4.0 APG: 2.4 SPG: pointers Highlights: Is school s all-time 3-point scorer with 174 career made, with 50 or more in three consecutive seasons...played 95 consecutive games, never missing one...has 47 double-figure games...has 935 career points...led team in scoring (10.9), in 3-point baskets (54), in steals (64) and was second in assists (62). Career Bests: Pts.: 23 Reb.: 9 Asst.: 5 (x3) Stl.: 6 (x2) 3-pt.: 6 Jamila MAYFIELD 22 C Fr. 6-4 Macon, Ga. PPG: 0.0 RPG: 0.0 APG: 0.0 BPG: 1.0 Highlights: Howard High School career finished with a final season of nine rebounds and seven blocked shots a game for 20-win team...set region record for blocked shots in a season...he top game of 15 blocks for a school record...best single rebounding game was 22. Career Bests: Pts.: Reb.: Asst.: Stl.: Blk: 1

5 GSU Roster Fun Facts GABY MOSS Born in Fairbanks, Alaska, Moss has now lived in eight states, while playing high school basketball in Kansas and Virginia... Mom is a Lt. Col. in the Army and works at the Pentagon... Older brother Lawrence is a student at Kansas State, while younger brother Landon is a WR for Coastal Carolina football. KAYLA NOLAN Born in Milwaukee and moved to Atlanta in fifth grade...her high school coach at Norcross is a former Georgia State player who also coached Maya Moore at Collins Hill High School...Was an all-county volleyball star at Duluth High School as an outside hitter...mom is a nurse, just like several other female family relatives...kayla has maintained a cumulative GPA above 3.0 at Georgia State. MIRANDA SMITH An avid fisherman, Smith loves the outdoors of the western Virginia mountains where she grew up...her uncle, Dwaine Pee Wee Board, played 10 seasons with the S.F. 49ers in the Montana-Rice era and has coached 20 years in the NFL. ASHLEY WATSON Father was in the Air Force and became an electrical engineer with Cisco systems and mom has degree in computer information systems, so growing up in the Silicon Valley south of San Francisco was home...older brother, Tony, is a web designer...ashley s a business finance major at GSU. Gaby MOSS 24 G So. 5-8 Alexandria, Va. PPG: 7.8 RPG: 2.0 APG: 1.0 SPG: 0.4 Leads SBC (.583) 3-pt. pct. Highlights: Played all 29 games as a freshman, subbing at various positions to help team...her 427 minutes were seventh most on the team... Netted three double-figure scoring games...her 31 assists were sixthmost on the team...made 18 career 3-point baskets. in two seasons... Made 7-of-12 3-point baskets in Kayla NOLAN 20 G Jr. 5-9 Duluth, Ga. PPG: 9.6 RPG: 3.4 APG: 1.0 SPG: career 3-pointers Highlights: Played all 63 games in her three seasons at GSU with 45 starts...has 19 double-figure scoring games...has three double-figure rebounding games...made 19 career 3-point baskets...was second on team in scoring in with 9.7 ppg...was third on team in assists, steals and rebounds. Career Bests: Pts.: 18 Reb.: 12 Asst.: 6 Stl.: 4 (x4) Miranda SMITH 2 F/G Jr. 5-9 Roanoke, Va. PPG: 3.8 RPG: 1.8 APG: 0.0 SPG: 0.3 Highlights: Never missed a game at GSU, playing in all 63 in her three seasons with 14 starts...has four double-figure scoring games...has eight games with five-or-more rebounds...good defender who is often assigned to good scorers...career 73.8% free throw shooter. Career Bests: Pts.: 15 Reb.: 6 Asst.: 3 (x4) Stl.: 3 (x2) Ashley WATSON 23 G Jr. 5-6 San Jose, Calif. PPG: 6.5 RPG: 2.0 APG: 3.0 SPG: 0.0 Misssed last 3 (Injury) Highlights: Ranked No. 18 in NCAA stats in free throw shooting (87.5) on 70-of-80...Made final 19 in row to end season...vet of 56 games with 35 starts...has 108 assists and led team in with 84...Produced 12 career double-figure scoring games...fourth in scoring in with 8.4 points. Career Bests: Pts.: 20 Reb.: 7 Asst.: 8 Stl.: 4 Coach Sharon BALDWIN-TENER Fun Facts Grew up in Smyrna, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta, and went to Griffin Middle School where one of her classmates and sleep-over party mates was Julie Roberts (now Julia in Hollwood)...As a young athlete, she played on the boys teams and was a talented Little League pitcher...as a basketball player, she became the state Class 4A Player of the Year at Wills High School (merged with Campbell). The male basketball MVP was Brian Oliver, who played on Georgia Tech s 1990 Final Four team...sharon went on to become captain at Georgia on a pair of top 10 teams.

6 Coach SHARON BALDWIN-TENER Sharon Baldwin-Tener, named GSU s head coach in April of 2010, has known how to win as both a collegiate player and collegiate coach. Now in her fourth season at GSU, the recruiting has shown some pieces are in place for a solid future. She picked up her 200th career win as a head coach on Dec. 29, 2010 vs. Mississippi Valley State (91-65) and guided GSU to the 500th all-time win in school history on Jan. 9, 2011 in a win over Hofstra (84-70) In eight years, she turned the East Carolina women s basketball program around, winning 126 games, while earning postseason bids to the NCAA and WNIT tournaments. The Lady Pirates of ECU won the C-USA Tournament in Atlanta is a homecoming for Baldwin-Tener as she played her prep ball in Smyrna and her college ball at both Kennesaw State and the University of Georgia. She was an assistant coach at Georgia and a head coach at Life University in Marietta Those eight years at ECU followed her season as the Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year honor in her only season at Mercer University in Macon. She first gained notice as the NAIA National Coach of the Year at Life University, where she began that program with a final No. 7 ranking in its first year and produced a team ranked No. 1 in the national polls in her second season (2001). Her assistant coaching career was highlighted by being named the Naismith National Assistant Coach of the Year (1997) while she was in her seventh and final year at the University of Georgia under head coach Andy Landers. Baldwin-Tener enjoyed a successful playing career at both the high school and collegiate levels. At Wills High School (merged with Campbell High) in Smyrna, Ga., she averaged 21 points per contest as a senior and was named the 1985 Georgia Class 4A State Player-of-the-Year. Baldwin-Tener earned a bachelor s degree from Georgia in 1991 and completed her master s of education in 1997, also at Georgia. She and her husband, Matt, have two children: Luke (9, Feb. 4, 2004) and Samantha (8, Oct. 28, 2005). Baldwin-Tener as a Head Coach Hired by Life to establish new program Life (NAIA Sweet 16) Life (NAIA Elite 8, ranked No. 1) Mercer (A-Sun semifinals) East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina (C-USA Champ, NCAA bid) East Carolina East Carolina East Carolina (WNIT, second round) Totals, East Carolina Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State GSU Record (.361) Career Record (.530) IT s A LONG SHOT Senior Kendra Long has a great name for being an outstanding 3-point shooter. In her first three years at GSU, she became the only player in school history with three 50 or more 3-point baskets-made seasons. Her point baskets made has already moved her into first place on the school s all-time list. Long made six treys in a game vs. Towson on Feb. 14, 2013 and has made five 3-point shots in a game five times, so she is obviously a marked target for opposing defenses. She has 48 double-figure scoring games. Long has scored 935 points in three years, needing just 65 more to become the 21st 1,000-point scorer in GSU history. She has played in 95 games, needing 26 more games to tie the all-time school record. Long has started 79 games, meaning she should become the seventh player in school history to start 100 games. With 160 steals, Long is 15th on the all-time list, needing just 6 to move into the top POINT BAsKETS IN A GAME 3-POINT BASKETS (CAREER) Player... Season 3-pt. 1. Kendra Long present Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen Monica Thomas Carmelita Layog Angela Anderson Marica Maddox POINT BASKETS (SINGLE GAME) Player......Date 3-pt. 1. Lina Noufena Marica Maddos Kendra Long Carmelita Layog Carmelita Layog Ella Girling Lina Noufena POINT FGs (single season) Player...Season 3-pt. 1. Carmelita Layog K. Roegiers-Jensen Tabitha David Kendra Long Kendra Long Kendra Long K. Roegiers-Jensen Monica Thomas Brittany Graham Marica Maddox Brittany Graham GSU tied the school.record by making 11 3-point baskets at UT Martin. The record is 11 made in 2002 at Stetson. The was the fifth time in school history that GSU had made 10 3-point baskets in a game. The Panthers made 11-of-24 treys with Moss and Andrews each knocking down four 3-pointers. The best 3-point percentage for a game in was.529 vs. Towson on 9-of-17 as Kendra Long led the way with her 6-of-10. With the group of 3-point shooters on this year s team, a steady watch on this record will be kept.

7 WATSON SETS FT RECORD Sophomore Ashley Watson finished by making 19 straight free throws over eight games to establish a new single-season record for best free throw percentage of.875. Watson had 12 games during the season where she was 100% when she shot two or more free throws. She made 8-of-9 (.889) and 12-of-14 (.857) for most made in a game. Watson has made 110-of-131 shots for a three-year mark of.847, that leads the career shooting percentage list. Marica Maddox made 224-of-272 (.824) over her four years to hold the current career mark. Kelcey Roegiers- Jensen is second with a.785 mark on 266-of-339. FREE THROW PERCENTAGE, SEASON (min. 45 attempts) Name Year Pct. Ashley Watson (70-of-80) Marica Maddox (76-of-87) Marica Maddox (68-of-79) Janna Stringer (44-of-52) Shellye Fisher ( ) Terese Allen (69-of-83) K.Roegiers-Jensen (74-of-90) Helen Myers (41-of-50) Helen Myers (38-of-47) Patechia Hartman (46-of-58) Angelina Miller (82-of-104) Patechia Hartman (78-of-99) Sheila Morgan (34-of-47) DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMES Career Kendra Long Alisha Andrews Kayla Nolan Ashley Watson Ashlee Cole Gaby Moss Miranda Smith Maryam Dogo Brittany Logan Morgan Jackson Total GAME-BY-GAME STARTING LINEUPS PG G G G/F C at UT Martin...Andrews Watson Moss Long Dogo WNIT 2...Andrews Watson Moss Long Logan WNIT 3...Andrews Moss Nolan Long Logan UCF...Andrews Moss Nolan Long Logan at Western Carolina...Andrews Moss Nolan Long Logan... JACKSONVILLE STATE... GSU INVITATIONAL 2... at Kennesaw State at San Jose State TROY... at South Alabama... at Western Kentucky... at Arkansas State... UALR... at Louisiana-Lafayette... at Louisiana-Monroe... SOUTH ALABAMA... UT ARLINGTON... at UALR... ARKANSAS STATE... TEXAS STATE... at Troy... LOUISIANA-MONROE... LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE... at UT Arlington... at Texas State WESTERN KENTUCKY SMALL IN SIZE, LARGE IN RESULTS Junior point guard Alisha Andrews may be only 4-foot-11 in size, but she is one of the largest producers on the basketball court. After sitting her transfer year from UNCW, Andrews plays her first season at Georgia State. Andrews becomes the smallest player in the Sun Belt with South Alabama s Brittany Webb at 5-foot-2 and Texas State s Ayriel Anderson at 5-foot-3 on the roster. Research continues from NCAA rosters, but Andrews is shorter than any players in these 16 conferences: ACC, A-Sun, Big Sky, Big Ten, Big 12, CAA, C-USA, MVC, Moutain West. OVC, Pac-12, Patriot, SEC, SoCon, Sun Belt or West Coast conferences. Think she s a defensive liability? Evidently not as she was voted to the CAA All-Defensive Team her two years at UNCW. Her pesky-quick hands force team turnovers galore and she has 186 steals in two seasons. Think she can t score? As the newcomer in her first two years adjusting to college basketball, she scored 776 points (11.2). Naturally, she finds the open 3-pointer and knocks them down with 137 in her career. A driver and penetrator, she s made 343 assists in drawing the post players to her and she finds the open teammate. Or, the post players foul her and she knocks down 73.5% of her 134 free throws. Think she isn t tough? Her preference is to play all 40 minutes, but she has averaged 35 minutes a game in her career when the coach makes her take a quick break. She s never missed a game or a start. Think you can t win with her running the show? She led UNCW to 24- and 20-win seasons in a league in the top 12 RPI ratings both years, while earning WNIT postseason bids. She led her high school team to 58 straight wins, winning one state title and bowing in the second.

8 POINTS SCORED Name Years Total Terese Allen ,074 Leslie McElrath ,017 San Kegler ,904 Evita Rogers ,728 Patechia Hartman ,514 Sheryl Martin ,435 Angela Gresham , ,434 Traci Cheek ,398 Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen ,360 Danyiell McKeller ,294 Brittany Hollins ,229 Joyce Harrell ,210 Pam Miller ,152 Brownie Caldwell ,148 Sherry Stinchcomb ,134 Angelina Miller ,123 Chan Harris ,114 Monica Thomas ,106 Rhian Jones ,048 Maxine Farmer ,009 Chan Harris(left) was the 20th player to join the 1,000-point list during the season. Kendra Long (right) is on a path to score her 1,000th career point during the season. Long enters the Belmont game with 935 points scored. GAMES PLAYED Name Years Total Chan Harris Evita Rogers Shay Rawls Brittany Hollins Yvette Tisdale Monica Thomas K. Roegiers-Jensen Patechia Hartman San Kegler Leslie McElrath Traci Haltiwanger Cody Paulk Nerissa Mattox Brownie Caldwell Alicia Doherty Angelina Miller Dee Dee Merriweather Sherry Stinchcomb Pam Miller Kendra Long...present...95 GAMES STARTED Name Years Total Leslie McElrath Brittany Hollins Evita Rogers San Kegler Danyiell McKeller Brownie Caldwell Terese Allen K. Roegiers-Jensen July Mehaffey Rhian Jones Marica Maddox Renee Patton Nerissa Mattox Kendra Long...present...79 STEALS Name Years Total Brittany Hollins Brownie Caldwell Terese Allen Patechia Hartman Sheryl Martin Evita Rogers Traci Cheek Marica Maddox Leslie McElrath Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen Danyiell McKeller Kendra Long present Lorna Jefferson , Nerissa Mattox ASSISTS THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, GAME Name Years Total July Mehaffey Marica Maddox Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen Brownie Caldwell Patechia Hartman Brittany Hollins Crystal Johnson Leslie McElrath Terese Allen Sharon Nesbitt Renee Patton Helen Myers Kendra Long present Name... Total... Opponent...Datee Lina Noufena Stetson...2/14/02 Marica Maddox Stetson...3/8/02 Ella Girling Stetson...2/2/91 Angela Anderson Charleston (S.C.)...1/27/94 Carmelita Layog Florida Atlantic...2/12/00 Carmelita Layog Jacksonville State...3/9/00 Lina Noufena at Jacksonville...2/21/02 Kendra Long Towson...2/14/13 Kendra Long was voted to the Preseason Sun Belt All-Conference Third Team in October by the 10 Sun Belt head coaches. In that preseason voting, UALR and Western Kentucky were chosen as the favorites to finish first.

9 RADIO-TV ROSTER PAGE ALISHA ANDREWS G 4-11 R-Jr. Stone Mountain, Ga. 5 ASHLEE COLE G 5-8 So. Ellenwood, Ga. 12 MARYAM DOGO F 6-2 R-Jr. Kaduna, Nigeria 4 HALEY GERRIN F 6-2 Fr. Clarkesville, Ga. 32 ASHANTI GROOVER F 6-2 Fr. Bartow, Fla. 11 Mariam Hannoun G 5-10 Fr. Nahariya, Israel 1 MORGAN JACKSON F 6-0 So. Gainesville, Ga. 21 BRITTANY LOGAN C 6-4 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. 13 KENDRA LONG G 5-9 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. 10 JAMILA MAYFIELD C 6-4 Fr. Macon, Ga. 22 GABY MOSS G 5-8 So. Alexandria, Va. 24 KAYLA NOLAN G 5-9 Jr. Duluth, Ga. 20 MIRANDA SMITH G/F 5-9 So. Roanoke, Va. 2 ASHLEY WATSON G 5-6 So. San Jose, Calif. 23 DEANDRA SCHIRMER Graduate Manager 1st Year at Georgia State SHARON BALDWIN-TENER Head Coach 4th Year at Georgia State ADRIENNE SHULER Assistant Coach 4th Year at Georgia State JOCELYN WYATT Assistant Coach 4th Year at Georgia State JONATHON BARBAREE Assistant Coach 5th Year at Georgia State LESLEY DICKINSON Director of Operations 1st Year at Georgia State

10 ALPHABETICAL Roster No. Name...Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 5 Alisha Andrews...G 4-11 R-Jr. Stone Mountain, Ga./Redan/UNCW 12 Ashlee Cole... G 5-8 So. Ellenwood, Ga./Forest Park 4 Maryam Dogo... F 6-2 R-Jr. Kaduna, Nigeria/God s Time School/Lamar (Col.) CC 32 Hayley Gerrin... F 6-2 Fr. Clarkesville, Ga./Habersham Central 11 Ashanti Groover... F 6-2 Fr. Bartow, Fla./Bartow 1 Mariam Hannoun...G 5-10 Fr. Nahariya, Israel/Ironi Nahariya 21 Morgan Jackson... F 6-0 So. Gainesville, Ga./East Hall 13 Brittany Logan...C 6-4 Jr. Decatur, Ga./J.L. Mann Academy/Georgia Perimeter 10 Kendra Long... G 5-9 Sr. Atlanta, Ga./Mays 22 Jamila Mayfield...C 6-4 Fr. Macon, Ga./Howard 24 Gaby Moss... G 5-8 So. Alexandria, Va./T.C. Williams 20 Kayla Nolan...G 5-9 Jr.. Duluth, Ga./Duluth 2 Miranda Smith... G/F 5-9 Jr. Roanoke, Va./Patrick Henry 23 Ashley Watson... G 5-6 Jr. San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty NUMERICAL Roster No. Name...Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Mariam Hannoun...G 5-10 Fr. Nahariya, Israel/Ironi Nahariya 2 Miranda Smith...G/F 5-9 Jr.. Roanoke, Va./Patrick Henry 4 Maryam Dogo... F 6-2 R-Jr. Kaduna, Nigeria/God s Time School/Lamar (Col.) CC 5 Alisha Andrews...G 4-11 R-Jr. Stone Mountain, Ga./Redan/UNCW 10 Kendra Long... G 5-9 Sr. Atlanta, Ga./Mays 11 Ashanti Groover... F 6-2 Fr. Bartow, Fla./Bartow 12 Ashlee Cole... G 5-8 So. Ellenwood, Ga./Forest Park 13 Brittany Logan...C 6-4 Jr. Decatur, Ga./J.L. Mann Academy/Georgia Perimeter 20 Kayla Nolan... G 5-9 Jr. Duluth, Ga./Duluth 21 Morgan Jackson... F 6-0 So. Gainesville, Ga./East Hall 22 Jamila Mayfield...C 6-4 Fr. Macon, Ga./Howard 23 Ashley Watson... G 5-6 Jr. San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty 24 Gaby Moss... G 5-8 So. Alexandria, Va./T.C. Williams 32 Hayley Gerrin... F 6-2 Fr. Clarkesville, Ga./Habersham Central COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Sharon Baldwin Tener (Georgia, 1991), 4th Year GSU Assistant Coach: Jonathon Barbaree (Ga. College & State Univ., 1998) Assistant Coach: Adrienne Shuler (Georgia, 1991) Assistant Coach: Jocelyn Wyatt (Appalachian State, 2006) Director of BB Operations: Lesley Dickinson (James Madison, 2007) Graduate Manager: Deandra Schirmer (USC-Aiken, 2012) Athletic Trainer: Jessica Peters (Texas A&M-Commerce, 2005) Strength Coach: Yolanda Berryhill (Georgia State, 2011) Pronunciations Alisha Andrews... uh-leesh-uh Maryam Dogo... Mary-am Doe-go Mariam Hannoun.. MAR-e-am HAH-noon Gaby Moss... Gabbie (as in cabbie) Jamila Mayield... Juh-milla Baldwin-Tener...ten-er

11 Georgia State Begins Sun Belt Season After more than a year s worth of anticipation, the wait was finally over. On July 1, 2012, the Georgia State Athletic Department officially became a member of the Sun Belt Conference and on July 1, 2013, all sports became eligible for championships in 14 league-sponsored sports. Basketball joins the mix in November and will compete in the Sun Belt tournament in March in New Orleans. The men s team was a charter member in 1976; the women make their debut in We look forward to playing a leadership role in the Sun Belt Conference and our teams competing for Sun Belt titles and postseason berths, Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick said. It really is a tremendous day in Georgia State sports history. GSU s move onto a national stage in all sports officially began on April 9, At a press conference inside the Georgia Dome, Sun Belt Conference officials joined Georgia State President Mark Becker and Levick at the public announcement of the Panthers impending conference move. A feasibility study begun in the fall of 2011 concluded the Panthers were well positioned to make the jump to the FBS level and that the Sun Belt would be an ideal fit. The rest has been history. The move now allows GSU to build on regional rivalries with several schools within driving distance, while also showcasing its talented teams to the country. It is a return home of sorts for Georgia State, which was a founding member of the Sun Belt Conference in At that time, the league consisted of six universities playing across four men s sports basketball, soccer, tennis and golf. Women s sports did not compete in the Sun Belt or NCAA at that time. Today, the Sun Belt Conference sponsors 18 sports, including 14 that the Panthers will vie for conference titles. On the men s side, GSU will compete in baseball, basketball, football, golf and tennis, while women s sports include basketball, golf, cross country, soccer, softball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field and court volleyball. GSU has also announced plans to add women s swimming and diving, another Sun Belt-sponsored sport. The Panthers already own two Sun Belt Conference titles in the past year. Ten individual sports were accepted into the league for , giving the women s cross country and men s tennis teams a leg up on collecting hardware. Each squad won the Sun Belt title and helped Georgia State finish ahead of two SBC schools in the Vic Bubas Cup standings (an all sports trophy) despite competing in only half of the league s sports. Sun Belt TOURNAMENT IN NEW ORLEANS The Sun Belt Tournament will be held at Lakefront Arena in New Orleans with both the women s and men s teams competing the same week of March Photo courtesy Frank Aymami

12 SEASON STATISTICS 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 10 Long, Kendra Nolan, Kayla Logan, Brittany Moss, Gaby Watson, Ashley Andrews, Alisha Cole, Ashlee Smith, Miranda Dogo, Maryam Jackson, Morgan Gerrin, Hayley Hannoun, Mariam Groover, Ashanti Mayfield, Jamila Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS GSU 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 8 18 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/8/13 at UT Martin L /15/13 vs N.C. A&T L /16/13 at Stephen F. Austin L /19/13 UCF L /23/13 at Western Carolina Uni L * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Georgia State Opponents

13 Alisha Andrews Jr Guard Stone Mountain, Ga. 5 Points: CAREER BESTS 25 vs. Charlotte,12/7/11 23 at N.C. State, 11/16/11 22 (two times) 21 (two times) 20 (one time) (41 total games) Rebounds: 9 at JMU, CAA, at Hofstra, 2/26/12 6 (five times) Assists: 11 vs. Towson, 1/9/11 10 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 10 at William & Mary, 2/9/12 10 at N.C. A & T, 1/2/12 9 (one time) 8 (three times) 3-Pointers: 6 vs. Georgia State 5 vs. Georgia State, 2/17/11 5 vs. Ohio, 12/29/10 5 vs. Drexel, 3/11/11, tourney 4 (five times) Steals: 6 at ODU, 2/13/11 6 vs. Hofstra, 1/27/11 6 vs. Ohio, 12/29/11 5 (five times) Minutes: 40 (six times) at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina ANDREWS CAREER STATISTICS / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Red-shirt transfer season at Georgia State /5 154/ / / / / /5.4 Career 71/ / / / / / /11.0

14 Ashlee Cole S Guard Ellenwood, Ga. 12 CAREER BESTS Points: 13 at Drexel, 1/3/13 13 at UNCW, 2/17/13 13 vs. Ga Southern, 11/23/12 11 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 10 at Willam &Mary 2/26/13 Rebounds: 6 at William & Mary, 2/26/13 6 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 5 vs. Towson, 2/14/13 Assists: 2 at Florida, 11/11/12 2 at Wlliam & Mary, 2/26/13 3-pointers: 3 at Drexel, 2/3/13 3 at UNCW, 2/17/13 2 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 2 vs. MVSU, 12/29/12 Steals: 2 vs. Toledo, 12/30/12 Minutes: 27 vs. Hofstra, 2/10/13 24 at Drexel, 1/3/13 at UT Martin^ NC A&T^ at SFA^... did not play (coach s decision) UCF at Western Carolina COLE CAREER STATISTICS /0 454/ / / / / / /0 49/ / / / /2, /4.5 Career 33/0 503/ / / / / /5.5

15 Maryam Dogo Jr. 6-2 Forward Kaduna, Nigera 4 Georgia State Points: 16 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 10 at Belmont, 12/13/12 9 at William & Mary, 2/26/13 8 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 8 vs. Drexel, 2/28/13 Rebounds: 13 vs. Drexel, 2/28/13 11 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 11 vs. Ga Southern, 11/23/12 11 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 9 at ODU, 1/24/13 9 vs. Towson, 2/14/13 9 vs. UNCW, 2/17/13 Blocks: 2 vs. Ga Sousthern, 11/23/12 2 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 2 vs. Morehead, 12/16/12 Steals: 2 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 Minutes: 25 vs. Drexel, 2/28/13 21 at William & Mary, 2/26/13 20 vs. Towson, 2/14/13 19 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 Junior College Points: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Minutes: 40 vs. Adams State 36 vs. Northeastern JC 27 vs. Brown Mackie College (7 games over 20) 3, two times 9 vs. Colby CC 40, six times at UT Martin^ vs, NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina DOGO CAREER STATISTICS /28 (JUCO) / / / / / /6 415/ / / / / / /1 58/ / / / / /3.6 Career 34/7 473/ / / / / /4.7

16 Hayley Gerrin Fr. 6-2 Forward Clarkesville, Ga. 32 Points: 5 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 4 vs. UT Martin, 11/8/13 Rebounds: 5 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 3 vs. UCF, 11/19/13 2 vs. UT Martin, 11/8/13 Assists: 3-pointers: Blocks: Steals: 1 vs. UT Martin, 11/8/13 Minutes: 14 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 12 twice at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina GERRIN CAREER STATISTICS /0 55/ / / / / /2.8 Career 5/0 55/ / / / / /2.8

17 Ashanti Groover Fr. 6-2 Forward Bartow, Fla. 11 Points: Rebounds: 2 at Stephen F. Austin, 11/16/13 Assists: 3-pointers: 1 vs. N.C. A&T, 11/15/13 Blocks: Steals: Minutes: at UT Martin^... did not dress vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF... did not play (coach s decision) at Western Carolina GROOVER CAREER STATISTICS /0 10/ / / / / /0.0 Career 3/0 10/ / / / / /0.0

18 Mariam Hannoun Fr Guard Nahariya, Israel 1 Points: 2 (four times) Rebounds: 1 (two times) Assists: 1 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 3-pointers: Blocks: Steals: Minutes: 3 at UT Martin, 11/8/13 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF... did not dress (illness) at Western Carolina HANNOUN CAREER STATISTICS /0 33/ / / / / /2.0 Career 4/0 33/ / / / / /2.0

19 Morgan Jackson So. 6-0 Forward Gainesville, Ga. 21 CAREER BESTS Points: 12 vs. UCF, 11/19/13 9 vs. WCU, 12/21/12 7 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 7 vs. Morehead, 12/16/12 7 at Towson, 1/13/13 Rebounds: 7 vs. Kennesaw St., 12/2/12 5 at Hofstra, 1/10/13 5 vs. WCU, 12/21/12 4 vs. Ga. Southern, 11/23/12 4 at Towson, 1/13/13 4 at Delaware, 3/6/13 Assists: 2 vs. Kennesaw St., 12/2/12 1 four times 3-pointers: 2 vs. UCF, 11/19/13 1 Seven times Steals: 1 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 Blocks: 1 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 1 vs. Ga. Southern, 11/23/12 1 vs. MVSU, 12/29/12 Minutes: 24 at Delaware, 3/6/13 20 vs. WCU, 12/21/12 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina JACKSON CAREER STATISTICS /0 325/ / / / / / /0 58/ / / / / /3.4 Career 33/0 383/ / / / / /2.5

20 Brittany Logan Jr. 6-4 Center Decatur, Ga. 13 Points: 14 vs. UCF, 11/19/13 10 vs. N.C. A&T, 11/15/13 Rebounds: 12 vs. UCF, 11/19/13 9 vs. N.C. A&T, 11/15/13 Assists: 3-pointers: Blocks: 1 (two times) Steals: 1 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 Minutes: 26 vs. UCF, 11/23/13 at UT Martin^... did not dress vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina LOGAN CAREER STATISTICS /4 86/ / / / / /9.3 Career 4/4 86/ / / / / /9.3

21 Kendra Long Sr. 5-9 Guard Atlanta, Ga. 23 Points: 23 at Towson, 1/13/13 21 vs. ODU, 1/13/11 20 vs. UT Martin, 11/8/13 20 vs. Towson, 2/14/13 20 vs. Campbell, 1/25/11 19 at Hofstra, 1/12/12 19 vs. UCF, 11/19/13 19 vs. Northeastern, 2/2/12 18 four times 17 three times (48 career) Rebounds: 9 vs. Hofstra, 1/9/11 9 vs. UNCW, 3/8/12 7 vs. Northeastern, 2/2/12 7 vs. Delaware, 1/23/11 7 at Florida, 11/11/12 7 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 Assists: 5 at Florida State, 11/21/11 5 vs. WIlliam & Mary, 2/26/12 4 eight times 3-pointers: 6 (of 10) vs. Towson, 2/14/13 5 (of 9) vs. Drexel, 2/28/13 5 (of 7 )vs. Jacksonville St, (of 8) vs. ODU, 1/13/11 5 (of 9) vs. Hofstra, 1/6/11 5 (of 13) vs. Drexel, 1/6/11 Steals: 6 at Towson, 1/13/13 6 at Delaware, 3/6/13 Minutes: 40 two times, last at Towson, 1/13/13 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina LONG CAREER STATISTICS /20 884/ / / / / / /25 908/ / / / / / /29 929/ / / / / / /5 155/ / / , / /13.6 Career 95/ / / / / / /9.8

22 Jamila Mayfield Fr. 6-4 Center Macon, Ga. 22 Points: Rebounds: Assists: 3-pointers: Blocks: 1 vs. UT Martin, 11/8/13 Steals: Minutes: at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^... did not play at SFA^ UCF... did not play at Western Carolina.. MAYFIELD CAREER STATISTICS /0 5/ / / / / / /0 5/ / / / / /0.0

23 Gaby Moss So. 5-8 Guard Alexandria, Va. 24 Points: 16 at UT Martin, 11/8/13 12 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 11 at Hofstra, 1/10/13 10 vs. JMU, 1/20/13 10 vs. MVSU, 12/29/12 (5 times) Rebounds: 5 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 4 vs. JMU, 1/20/13 3 six times Assiss: 5 vs. JMU, 1/20/13 3 vs. Towson, 2/14/13 3-pointers: 4 at UT Martin, 11/8/13 2 vs. MVSU, 12/29/12 2 at Hofstra, 1/10/13 2 vs. JMU, 1/20/13 2 at UNCW, 2/17/13 Steals: 2 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 2 vs. Toledo, 12/30/12 2 vs. Towson, 2/14/13 2 at William & Mary, 2/26/13 2 at Western Carolina, 11/23/13 Mintes: 29 at ODU, 1/24/13 24 vs. JMU, 1/20/13 22 at Georgie Mason, 1/27/13 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina MOSS CAREER STATISTICS /4 427/ / / / / / /5 97/ / / / / /7.8 Career 34/9 524/ / / / / /3.9

24 Kayla Nolan Jr. 5-9 Guard Duluth, Ga. 20 Points: 25 at Stephen F. Austin, 11/16/13 18 vs. Mason, 2/24/13 17 vs. W & M, 2/7/13 17 vs. Hofstra, 12/4/11 15 vs. Ga Southern, 11/23/12 14 vs. JSU, 11/14/12 14 at ODU, 1/24/13 (19 double figures) Rebounds: 12 at UCF, 11/9/12 11 vs. Toledo, 12/30/12 11 vs. Morehead, 12/16/12 7 three times Assists: 6 at Old Dominion, 1/4/12 6 vs. Northeastern, 1/17/13 4 at Western Carolina,11/29/11 4 vs. Old Dominion, 1/6/13 4 at George Mason, 1/27/13 4 vs. Drexel, 2/28/13 3-pointers: 2 at George Mason, 1/27/13 Steals: 4 at Old Dominion, 1/4/12 4 vs. B-CU, 1/2/12 4 vs. Northeastern, 1/17/13 4 vs. Mason, 2/24/13 Minutes: 36 at Stephen F. Austin, 11/16/13 35 vs. Toledo, 12/30/12 34 vs. Mason, 2/24/13 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina NOLAN CAREER STATISTICS /16 576/ / / / / / /27 769/ / / / / / /3 128/ / / / / /9.8 Career 64/ / / / / / /7.0

25 Miranda Smith Jr. 5-9 Foward Roanoke, Va. 2 Points: 15 vs. Northeastern, 2/2/12 12 at VCU, 1/29/12 11 vs. James Madison, 1/8/12 11 at George Mason, 1/27/13 (4 in double figures) Rebounds: 6 at Hofstra, 1/10/13 5 at Old Dominion, 1/4/12 5 vs. Campbell, 11/25/11 5 at James Madison, 1/26/12 5 vs. Northeastern, 2/2/12 5 vs. Ga Southern, 11/23/12 5 vs. Morehead, 12/16/12 5 at ODU, 1/24/13 Assists: 3 at Old Dominion, 1/4/12 3 at Towson, 2/5/12 3 vs. KSU, 12/2/12 3 vs. WCU, 12/21/12 3-pointers: 1 eight times Blocks: 2 at James Madison, 1/26/12 Steals: 3 vs. James Madison, 1/8/12 3 vs. Delaware, 1/31/13 Minutes: 32 vs. Delaware, 1/31/13 29 at VCU, 1/29/12 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^ UCF at Western Carolina SMITH CAREER STATISTICS /10 371/ / / / / / /4 425/ / / / / / /0 59/ / / / / /4.8 Career 64/14 855/ / / / / /3.8

26 Ashley Watson Jr. 5-6 Guard San Jose, Calif. 23 Points: 20 vs. Hofstra, 2/10/13 16 at UNCW, 2/17/13 12 at UCF, 11/9/12 12 at Northeastern, 2/21/13 12 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 11 vs. MVSU, 12/29/12 11 at Hofstra, 1/10/13 11 at William & Mary, 2/26/13 10 at Towson, 1/13/13 10 vs. Northeastern, 1/17/13 10 at Drexel, 2/3/13 10 vs. Mason, 2/24/13 (12 career) Rebounds: 7 at Hofstra, 1/10/13 5 vs. Mason, 2/24/13 4 five times Assists: 8 vs. Mason, 2/24/13 7 vs. Fla. A&M, 11/24/12 5 at UNCW, 2/17/13 4 seven timess 3-pointers: Steals: 4 at UNCW, 2/17/13 3 vs. B-CU, 1/2/12 2 eight times Minutes: 42 (OT) at UNCW, 2/17/13 36 at Northeastern, 2/21/13 35 vs. ODU, 1/6/13 35 vs. Drexel, 2/28/13 at UT Martin^ vs. NC A&T^ at SFA^... did not play (injury) UCF... did not play (injury) at Western Carolina.. did not play (injury) WATSON CAREER STATISTICS /9 428/ / / / / / /26 757/ / / / / / /2 53/ / / / / /6.5 Career 58/ / / / / / /5.6