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1 EIGHT-TIME NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1987» 1989» 1991» 1996» 1997» 1998» 2007» 2008 LADY VOLS BASKETBALL 35 COMBINED SEC REGULAR SEASON & TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS» 18 NCAA FINAL FOURS» 21 WBCA ALL-AMERICANS» 16 WNBA 1ST-ROUND PICKS WICHITA STATE SHOCKERS (0-3) vs. #13/18 TENNESSEE LADY VOLS (2-0) NOV. 20, 2017» THOMPSON-BOLING ARENA» KNOXVILLE, TENN.» 7:02 P.M. ET TENNESSEE LADY VOLS GAME 3 vs WICHITA STATE SHOCKERS » SCHEDULE & RECORD THE RECORD OVERALL RECORD: 2-0 SEC 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 2-0 HOME 2-0 AWAY 0-0 NEUTRAL 0-0 UTSPORTS.COM TENNESSEE QUICK FACTS Head Coach: Holly Warlick Record at Tennessee: / 6th year Overall Record: / 6th year Points Leader: Jaime Nared (19.0 ppg) Rebounds Leader: Jaime Nared (11.0 rpg) Assists Leader: Anastasia Hayes (5.5 apg) QUICK NOTES QUICK COMPARISON 88.0 ppg Points Per Game 58.7 ppg 54.5 ppg Points Allowed Per Game 73.0 ppg 51.0 rpg Rebounding Per Game 33.3 rpg 37.0 rpg Rebounding Defense 32.3 rpg.504 Field Goal Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense.524 WICHITA STATE QUICK FACTS Head Coach: Keitha Adams Record at School: 0-3 / 1st year Overall Record: / 2nd year Points Leader: Rangie Bessard (17.0 ppg) Rebounds Leader: Rangie Bessard (8.3 ppg) Assists Leaders: Keke Thompson (4.0 apg) WORTH NOTING A WIN WOULD... INSIDE THE SERIES Seniors Mercedes Russell and Jaime Nared are Preaseason Coaches All-SEC First Team selections and are on the John R. Wooden Watch List. Russell also is on the Lisa Leslie Award Watch List, while Nared is on the Cheryl Miller Award Watch List. Tennessee is seeking its fifth straight 3-0 start under Holly Warlick. Boost UT s mark in home games to and its record in Thompson-Boling Arena to Improve Holly Warlick s overall record in six seasons as head coach to Raise Tennessee s record in non-conference games to under Warlick. Lift Tennessee s all-time record to 1, since GOSHOCKERS.COM Overall: Tenn., 2-0 Home: Tenn., 1-0 Away: 1-0 Neutral: N/A NCAA Tourn.: N/A Overtime: N/A Streak: Tenn., 2 in a row Last Meeting: On Dec. 11, 2015, #16/16 UT beat the Shockers in Wichita, LAST GAME'S STARTERS Tennessee Ht. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG Other F 31 Jaime Nared 6-2 Sr. Portland, Ore % FG G/F 0 Rennia Davis 6-2 Fr. Jacksonville, Fla SPG C 21 Mercedes Russell 6-6 R-Sr. Springfield, Ore % FG G/F 10 Meme Jackson 5-11 Jr. Murfreesboro, Tenn % 3FG G 2 Evina Westbrook 6-0 Fr. Salem, Ore APG Wichita State Ht. Yr. Hometown PPG RPG Other F 35 Rangie Bessard 6-1 R-Sr. Rosharon, Texas % FT F 40 Angiee Tompkins 6-2 Sr. Orlando, Fla % FG G 1 Keke Thompson 5-5 Sr. Montgomery, Ala APG G 4 Diamond Lockhart 5-5 R-Sr. Red Oak, Texas APG G 3 Aundra Stovall 5-2 Sr. Arlington, Texas % FT THE SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT (TV/ONLINE) TIME/RESULT N7 Carson-Newman [Exhib.] (SECN+) W, N12 ETSU (SECN+) W, N15 James Madison (SECN+) W, N20 Wichita State (SECN+) 7:02 p.m. N23 vs. #16/19 Marquette% (CBS Digital) 6:30 p.m. N24 vs. Oklahoma State% (CBS Digital) 4:00 p.m. N25 vs. South Dakota% (CBS Digital) 4:00 p.m. N30 Central Arkansas (SECN+) 7:00 p.m. D3 Alabama State (SECN+) 2:00 p.m. D6 Troy (SECN+) 7:00 p.m. D10 Texas (ESPN2) 3:00 p.m. D17 at Long Beach State (Beach Vision) 5:00 p.m. D21 at Stanford (Pac-12 Networks) 9:00 p.m. D31 at Rupp Arena (SEC Network) Noon J4 Auburn* (SECN+) 7:00 p.m. J7 Vanderbilt* (SEC Network) Noon J11 at Texas A&M* (SEC Network) 7:00 p.m. J14 at South Carolina* (ESPN2) 1:00 p.m. J18 at Notre Dame (ESPN) 7:00 p.m. J21 Mississippi State* (ESPN2) 3:00 p.m. J25 Ole Miss* (SECN+) 7:00 p.m. J28 at LSU* (SEC Network) 1:00 p.m. F1 Texas A&M* (SEC Network) 6:30 p.m. F4 at Vanderbilt* (ESPNU) 2:00 p.m. F8 at Arkansas* (SECN+) 8:00 p.m. F11 Georgia* (SEC Network) 3:00 p.m. F15 Alabama* (SEC Network) 6:30 p.m. F18 at Missouri* (ESPNU/ESPN2) 2:00/5:00 p.m. F22 at Florida* (SECN+) 7:00 p.m. F25 South Carolina* (ESPNU/ESPN2) Noon/4:00 p.m. F28-M4 SEC Tournament (SEC Network/ESPNU/ESPN2) TBD M16-19 NCAA First/Second Rounds (TBD) TBD M23-26 NCAA Regionals (TBD) TBD M30-A1 NCAA Final Four (TBD) TBD Schedule Key - SECN+ games are online broadcasts and are available only on WatchESPN via computers, smartphones and tablets. ^ Denotes all of the games included in the ESPN package (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU) and the SEC Network will be available through WatchESPN, accessible online at WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app. % Cancun Challenge * Southeastern Conference Game # SEC Tournament at Nashville, Tenn.! NCAA Tournament All Times Eastern Are you viewing these game notes on a wifienabled mobile device? If so, click on any game s opponent above to view the video highlights from that contest. ONLINE BROADCAST SECN+ Mick Gillispie (PxP) Andraya Carter (Analyst) Maddy Glab (Reporter) RADIO Lady Vol Network Mickey Dearstone (PxP) EXPERIENCE THE ACTION ONLINE/MOBILE UTsports.com Free audio stream only WatchESPN.com Free video stream to registered cable subscribers TICKETS/PROMOTIONS ALLVOLS.com VOLS (8657)

2 QUICK FACTS INSIDE TENNESSEE THE BASICS Location: Knoxville, Tenn. Founded: 1794 Conference: Southeastern Enrollment: 28,321 Colors: Orange & White Nickname: Lady Volunteers Mascot: Smokey Band: Pride of the Southland University President: Dr. Joe DiPietro Knoxville Chancellor: Dr. Beverly J. Davenport Faculty Representative: Dr. Donald Bruce Vice Chancellor/Director of Athletics: John Currie Senior Woman Administrator: Donna Thomas Athletic Department Phone: Ticket Office Phone: VOLS (8657) COURT FACTS Thompson-Boling Arena / The Summitt Capacity: 21,678 Record in Arena: (.925), 31st season Largest Crowd: 24,653 vs. Connecticut (1/7/06) MEDIA INFORMATION CREDENTIALS Outlets interested in obtaining credentials to cover Tennessee basketball home games must apply for credentials via Sports Systems. Link: Applications for single-game credentials should be submitted at least one week in advance of the game(s) one plans to cover. COVERING PRACTICE Only select Tennessee women s basketball practices are open to the media. Contact women s basketball SID Eric Trainer (etrainer@utk.edu) for dates and times. If you would like to cover an upcoming open practice session, please contact Trainer to learn the date of the next availability. WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCES During SEC play, Holly Warlick will host weekly media press conferences in either the Ray and Lucy Hand Digital Studio or at the practice venue. Call the Media Relations Office ( ) for information. PHOTOGRAPHER CREDENTIALS Credentials will be issued only to accredited photographers or those individuals on special assignment. During regular season games, work area includes the floor area at both ends of the court and alongside the corners of the playing floor opposite the team benches. Special arrangements for strobes or catwalk access must be made through the UT Media Relations and Arena Management Offices no later than one week in advance of the game. UT s arena security policy requires that all photographers placing strobes will go through a screening process and must be accompanied by a UT police officer or representative when placing strobes. MEDIA RELATIONS INFORMATION Location: Anderson Training Center, Ground Level Phone: (865) Fax: (865) Mailing Address: P.O. Box Knoxville, TN Shipping Address: 1551 Lake Loudoun Blvd., Anderson Training Center, Knoxville, TN Thompson-Boling Arena Press Row: (865) Arena Ticket Office: (865) 656-HOOP Front Row (L-R): Anastasia Hayes, Kortney Dunbar, Jaime Nared, Meme Jackson. Back Row(L-R): Evina Westbrook, Rennia Davis, Cheridene Green, Mercedes Russell, Kasiyahna Kushkituah, Kamera Harris ROSTER & CLASSROOM NOTES No. Name Ht. Pos. Yr. Hometown Previous School(s) 0 Rennia Davis 6-2 G/F FR Jacksonville, Fla. Ribault H.S. Note: Majoring in business administration...interested in owning a restaurant some day...earned associate's degree while in H.S. 1 Anastasia Hayes 5-7 G FR Murfreesboro, Tenn. Riverdale H.S. Note: Majoring in pre-dentistry...interested in becoming an orthodontist. 2 Evina Westbrook 6-0 G FR Salem, Ore. South Salem H.S. Note: Majoring in communication studies...interested in a career in sports broadcasting or with a major sports apparel/shoe company. 5 Kamera Harris 6-3 C SO Hampton, Ga. Dutchtown H.S. Note: Majoring in recreation and sport management...named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll. 10 Meme Jackson 5-11 G/F JR Murfreesboro, Tenn. Blackman H.S. Note: Majoring in communication studies. 11 Kasiyahna Kushkituah 6-4 C FR Atlanta, Ga. St. Francis H.S. Note: Majoring in business administration. 13 Kortney Dunbar 6-2 F SR Edwardsville, Ill. Edwardsville H.S. Note: Majoring in recreation and sport management...member of SEC Academic Honor Roll in , and Cheridene Green 6-3 F R-JR London, Eng. Beckenham Acad. 6th Form ASA College Note: Majoring in communication studies 21 Mercedes Russell 6-6 C R-SR Springfield, Ore. Springfield H.S. Note: Earned degree in communication studies in May Is continuing undergraduate studies...made SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll in Jaime Nared 6-2 G/F SR Portland, Ore. Westview H.S. Note: Earned degree in communication studies in Aug Is pursuing graduate studies in Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications...Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll in and GRADUATES OR GRADUATES IN THE NEAR FUTURE: Mercedes Russell graduated in May 2017 and Jaime Nared in Aug You'll see those two wearing SEC Graduate patches on their uniforms. Kortney Dunbar is slated to graduate in May 2018, while Cheridene Green and Meme Jackson are eyeing graduation in August STAFF Head Coach: Holly Warlick Record at Tennessee: (6th Year) Overall Record : (6th Year) Assistant Coach: Dean Lockwood Assistant Coach: Sharrona Reaves Assistant Coach: Bridgette Gordon Director of Basketball Operations: Michael Beaumont Assistant to the Head Coach: Janet McGee Director of Recruiting Ops./Player Personnel: Heather Ervin Video Coordinator: Alex Varlan Assoc. Strength & Conditioning Coach: Lee Taylor Assoc. Director of Sports Medicine: Jenna Kennedy PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Anastasia Hayes -- anna-stay-zhuh Cheridene Green -- SHARE-ih-dean Evina Westbrook -- ee-vee-na Jaime Nared -- JAY-mee NARD Kamera Harris -- CAM-er-ruh Kasiyahna Kasi Kushkituah -- CASS-ee-YAW-nuh kush-kitta-wah Meme Jackson -- ME-ME Sharrona Reaves -- sha-ron-uh Rennia Davis -- reh-nye-uh LADY VOLS BASKETBALL MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACTS Eric Trainer Associate Media Relations Director Cell: etrainer@utk.edu Kimberly Hood Assistant Media Relations Director Cell: khood3@utk.edu

3 BY THE NUMBERS 6/8» After freshman point guard Evina Westbrook dished out six assists vs. ETSU, her classmate Anastasia Hayes came off the bench the next 52 game to record eight vs. JMU.» Senior forward Jaime Nared needs only 52 points to become the 45th Lady Vol in history to accumulate 1,000 points during her 800 Tennessee career.» Mercedes Russell pulled down eight rebounds vs. James Madison last Wednesday to become the 18th Lady Vol to reach the 800-rebound plateau. TEAM NOTES TENNESSEE VS. WICHITA STATE No. 13/18 Tennessee (2-0) closes out a threegame home stand to open the regular season Monday night, as Wichita State (0-3) comes to town. Tip-off at Thompson-Boling Arena is at 7:02 p.m. UT enters undefeated after rolling past East Tennessee State, 87-49, and James Madison, 89-60, at Thompson-Boling Arena on Nov. 12 and 15, respectively. Wichita State comes to Rocky Top with an 0-3 record. The Shockers opened with a pair of road losses at Creighton (66-61) and Oklahoma State (91-67) and then dropped the home opener to South Dakota, 62-48, on Saturday in Wichita. Incidentally, Tennessee will play Oklahoma State and South Dakota, respectively, on Friday and Saturday in the Cancun Challenge in Mexico. By the time Texas departs Knoxville on Dec. 10, Tennessee will have played seven of its first 10 games at home. BROADCAST INFORMATION Mick Gillispie (PxP), Andraya Carter (Analyst) and Maddy Glab (Reporter) will describe the action for the Tennessee-WSU online broadcast on SEC Network+ (SECN+) and WatchESPN. Mickey Dearstone will handle the call for IMG College/Lady Vol Network radio/online broadcasts for the 19th season. COMING UP FOR UT On Tuesday afternoon, Tennessee will wing its way to Mexico for the Thanksgiving holiday, taking part in the Cancun Challenge at the Hard Rock Hotel Riviera Maya in Puerto Aventuras. UT will face #16/19 Marquette on Nov. 23 (6:30 p.m.), Oklahoma State on Nov. 24 (4 p.m.) and South Dakota on Nov. 25 (4 p.m.). CBS Sports Digital will handle the online broadcast. The Lady Vols are back at home on Nov. 30, as Central Arkansas comes to town for a 7 p.m. contest. TENNESSEE RESET Tennessee has averaged 88.0 points per contest and won by an average margin of 33.5 points in its first two games this season. Despite losing four players from last year's team, UT is averaging five more points per game this year through two games than it did in The Lady Vols have shot a sizzling 50.4 percent from the field while limiting their opponents to 30.3 percent shooting and only 54.5 points per game. Seniors Jaime Nared and Mercedes Russell, who were named to the John R. Wooden Award Watch List last week, have led the way offensively this season, with Russell hitting for 20 points vs. ETSU and Nared tossing in 25 vs. JMU. Nared leads the team at 19.0 points and 11.0 rebounds per game, shooting 50 percent from the field. She also is averaging four assists per contest and is second on the team in three-pointers made with four. Russell, meanwhile, is posting 17.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per contest while firing at an incredible 83.3 percent success rate (15 of 18) from the floor. A pair of freshman round out UT's double figures scorers, with Anastasia Hayes coming off the bench to score 12.0 points and average 5.5 assists, while Rennia Davis contributes 11.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 steals as a starting forward. Senior Kortney Dunbar has come out strong from beyond the arc. She has knocked down three of five three-point attempts for 60.0 percent. Junior wing Meme Jackson is hitting 50.0 percent (5 of 10). After redshirting last season, junior forward Cheridene Green is off to a solid start. She is fifth in scoring (8.5 ppg.), fourth in rebounding (5.5 rpg.) and hits field goals at a 63.6 percent clip (7 of 11). UT LAST TIME OUT (UT 89, JMU 60) No. 13/18-ranked Tennessee rolled to an victory over James Madison at Thompson- Boling last Wednesday night, with senior forward Jaime Nared posting 25 points, nine rebounds and five assists to lead the way for the Lady Vols. UT shot 55 percent from the field, 53.3 percent from behind the arc and had four players in double figures. Freshman forward Rennia Davis followed Nared as UT's second-leading scorer with 17 points, while center Mercedes Russell and forward Cheridene Green tallied 14 and 10, respectively. Nared and fellow senior Russell set the tone early, combining for the Lady Vols' first 11 points and fueling an 11-2 UT run to start the game. Tennessee opened up a lead to close out the first quarter and never trailed in the contest. NOTABLES FROM THE LAST GAME Mercedes Russell added eight rebounds on the night, bringing her career total to 800 and making her just the 18th Lady Vol to reach that mark. Tennessee scored 30 of its 89 points off fast breaks and tallied 24 points off JMU turnovers. Seniors Jaime Nared and Mercedes Russell have combined for 72 points in Tennessee's first two games and, as a pair, are averaging 63 percent percent shooting. Russell connected on seven of eight shots from the field vs. JMU. Freshmen Anastasia Hayes and Evina Westbrook have led UT in assists the first two games. Hayes had eight vs. JMU, while Westbrook dished out six last Sunday vs. ETSU. WICHITA STATE RESET Wichita State is paced by 6-1 redshirt senior forward Rangie Bessard, who averages 17.0 ppg. and 8.3 rpg. Bessard has gotten to the free throw line 14 times in three games, hitting 11 for 78.6 percent. Angiee Tompkins, a 6-2 senior forward is WSU's second-leading scorer and rebounder at 10.3 ppg. and 4.7 rpg. Wichita State returned four starters, nine total letterwinners and 79.9 percent of its points from a year ago. Eight of WSU's players are seniors. WSU is hitting only 38.0 percent from the field (23.5 on threes) and averages 58.7 ppg. while allowing 73.0 ppg. The Shockers are led by head coach Keitha Adams, who is in her first season in Wichita but owns a record in her 22nd year as a head coach LADY VOL STORY LINES * Seniors Nared, Russell Step Up To Lead * No. 1-Ranked 2017 Freshman Class * UT follows by signing No. 3/ Class * Two Freshmen Starting Early On * Replacing What We Lost * UT Legend Bridgette Gordon Joins Staff * Players Committed To Working On Their Game On Their Own Time * Consistent Effort and Intensity * Defensive Focus During Preseason * Emphasis On More Movement Offensively * Commitment To Rebounding WSU LAST TIME OUT (L, 62-48) After opening with a lead after the first quarter, Wichita State was outscored the rest of the way by South Dakota, 51-35, en route to a homecourt loss to the Coyotes. Rangie Bessard paced WSU in scoring with 15 points on 6-of-15 shooting. She made it a doubledouble with 11 rebounds on the afternoon. The Shockers shot only 35.6 percent for the game, including 11.1 percent (2-18) from the threepoint arc. WSU forced USD into 20 turnovers, though. THE SERIES VS. WICHITA STATE Tennessee leads 2-0 in the series vs. Wichita State, defeating the Shockers in Knoxville on Dec. 16, 2014, 54-51, and in Wichita on Dec. 11, 2016, In 2015, Wichita State put up a great fight in Knoxville during Lady Vol homecomings for (then) head coach Jody Adams and (then) assistant coach Bridgette Gordon, who is now at Tennessee. In that game, Cierra Burdick posted a doubledouble with 10 points and a career-high 17 rebounds, and Isabelle Harrison scored 14 points as the No. 11/13 Lady Vols held on for the win. The game ended with a thrilling final minute, as Harrison made a layup with 38 seconds left to push the Lady Vols lead to Kelsey Jacobs answered at the other end of the floor with a three-pointer from the corner to pull Wichita State to within one point with 24 seconds remaining. Ariel Massengale made two big free throws with 5.1 seconds on the clock to put Tennessee s lead back to three for the final tally, In 2016, Tennessee went six-of-six at the free throw line over the final 1:20 to ice a road victory and improve to 7-2 on the season. The Lady Vols are 9-0 vs. teams from the state of Kansas, including 4-0 vs. the University of Kansas, 3-0 vs. Kansas State and 2-0 vs. Wichita State. UT is all-time vs. teams from the American Athletic Conference. WICHITA STATE UT LEADS, /16/ /nr 12/nr H W /11/ /nr 16/nr A W LAST MEETING BETWEEN UT-WSU Bashaara Graves and Andraya Carter both scored 12 second-half points to lead No. 16/15 Tennessee to a hard-fought win over Wichita

4 State on Dec. 11, 2015, at Charles Koch Arena in Wichita, Kan. The game marked the first road contest of the season for the Lady Vols after opening the year with eight consecutive home games. Graves posted her fourth double-double of the season and led all players with 18 points and 13 rebounds on the night. Carter also provided a major boost offensively, scoring 12 of her seasonhigh 14 points in the second half while going 5-of-7 from the floor on the night. The Lady Vols outscored the Shockers, 18-12, in the fourth quarter and iced the game at the free-throw line, going 6-6 in the final 1:20. Diamond Lockhart and TaQuandra Mike led the Shockers with 11 points each. FIRST NO. 1 SIGNING CLASS SINCE 2008 Tennessee's 2017 women's basketball signing class was ranked No. 1 in the nation by several recruiting services, including espnw HoopGurlz and Prospectsnation.com. The class is the highest rated of the Holly Warlick era, which was preceded by the No. 3 group from 2013 and a No. 6-rated class in UT last signed a No. 1 class in 2008, when Glory Johnson (No. 3), Amber Gray (No. 4), Shekinna Stricklen (No. 8), Alicia Manning (No. 15), Alyssia NATION S NO. 1 RECRUITING CLASS TAKES THE COURT Brewer (No. 20) and Briana Bass (No. 33) joined a program led by Pat Summitt with Warlick and current assistant Dean Lockwood as assistants. UT signed four players, with each one ranked among the top 11 players in the country by Prospectsnation.com. Three of the four were rated in the top 12 by espnw HoopGurlz, with the other player ranked at No. 57. New to the program are 6-0 guard Evina Westbrook of Salem, Ore./South Salem H.S. (No. 1 by All-Star Girls Report/No. 2 by Prospectsnation. com and espnw HoopGurlz), 5-7 guard Anastasia Hayes of Murfreesboro, Tenn./Riverdale H.S. (No. 6 by Prospectsnation.com/No. 9 by espnw Hoop- Gurlz), 6-2 wing Rennia Davis of Jacksonville, Fla./ Ribault H.S. (ranked No. 9 overall by Prospectsnation.com and No. 12 by espnw HoopGurlz) and 6-4 post player Kasiyahna Kushkituah of Atlanta, Ga./St. Francis H.S. (No. 9 by All-Star Girls Report/ No. 11 by Prospectsnation.com/No. 57 by espnw HoopGurlz). Westbrook is picked by Sports Illustrated as the 2018 Freshman of the Year. Under Holly Warlick, the Lady Vols were No. 3 in 2013, No. 6 in 2014, No. 13 in 2015 (signed #12 & #49 players), not ranked in 2016 (three late signees, including JUCO All-American Cheridene Green), and No. 1 in The 2013 class included No. 1 Mercedes Russell, while the 2014 group had No. 6 Jaime Nared. NATIONAL POLLS ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL Updated: Nov. 13 Rank School Record Points 1 Connecticut (32) Texas Baylor South Carolina Louisville Notre Dame Mississippi State UCLA Ohio State Oregon Duke West Virginia Tennessee Stanford Maryland Marquette Florida State Oregon State Texas A&M California Oklahoma South Florida Missouri Michigan Kentucky Others receiving votes: Arizona State 41, Western Kentucky 24, Miami 17, Florida 9, Michigan State 6, Drake 5, Gonzaga 4, Iowa 4, Virginia 4, Depaul 4, Alabama 4, Kansas State 3, Oklahoma State 2, Georgia Tech 2, Indiana 2, Syracuse 1, Purdue 1 USA TODAY COACHES POLL Updated: Oct. 24 Rank School Record Points 1 Connecticut (25) South Carolina (7) Baylor Mississippi State Notre Dame Texas UCLA Ohio State Stanford Louisville Oregon Duke Maryland Florida State West Virginia Missouri Oregon State Tennessee Marquette Depaul Oklahoma South Florida Michigan Miami California Washington Others receiving votes: Texas A&M 70, NC State 67, Kentucky 59, Syracuse 53, Arizona State 43, Quinnipiac 27, Gonzaga 18, Drake 18, Virginia 17, Purdue 15, Kansas State 10, LSU 8, Michigan State 7, Georgia Tech 7, Florida Gulf Coast 7, South Dakota State 6, Temple 5, Nebraska 5, Dayton 4, Indiana 4, Middle Tennessee 2, Virginia Tech 2, UT-Arlington 2, Elon 1, Villanova 1, Boise State 1 UT FOLLOWS WITH NO CLASS After landing the nation's number one class in 2017, Tennessee followed that up with a class ranked as high as No. 3 by recruiting experts. These are the best back-to-back signing classes for UT since a No. 5-rated unit in Pat Summitt s final season (2012 signing class) and a No. 3 collection in Warlick s first year as head coach (2013 signing class/mercedes Russell - No. 1). TRACKING TENNESSEE IN THE POLLS Wk AP/Coach Games Record Pre: #14/18 W-ETSU /13: #13/18 W-JMU /20: #13/18 vs. WSU, #16/19 MU, OSU, USD ---

5 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS OPPONENT ETSU F-Davis F-Nared C-Russell G-Jackson G-Westbrook James Madison F-Davis F-Nared C-Russell G-Jackson G-Westbrook Zarielle Zay Green, a 6-0 guard from Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville H.S.); Jazmine Massengill, a 6-0 point guard from Chattanooga (Hamilton Heights Christian Academy); and Amira Mimi Collins, a 6-3 forward from Waldorf, Md. (Paul VI Catholic H.S. [Fairfax, Va.]) signed Nov. 8. Rae Burrell, a 6-1 wing from Henderson, Nev. (Liberty H.S.) made it official on Nov. 10. Green is the highest ranked player, standing 9th by Blue Star, No. 13 by espnw HoopGurlz and No. 23 by ProspectsNation.com. She committed on Oct. 23 after making Knoxville her final visit. Massengill is next, coming in 11th by ProspectsNation.com, No. 22 by Blue Star and No. 26 by espnw HoopGurlz. She made her intention to attend UT known on Jan. 15, Collins, UT s first commitment of the group back on Dec. 7, 2016, is ranked No. 9 by ProspectsNation.com, while Blue Star and espnw HoopGurlz have her slotted at No. 50 and No. 69, respectively. Burrell closed out UT s four-player class, committing on Monday following a visit to campus Nov A player whose stock is on the rise after an impressive summer tournament showing, she is rated No. 44 by espnw HoopGurlz and No. 119 by ProspectsNation.com. HOME SWEET HOME This is the 31st season that the Tennessee women s and men s basketball teams have called Thompson-Boling Arena home, and the Lady Vols own a mark (.925) in the venue. The Lady Vols have a (.908) home record in contests played at Thompson-Boling Arena, Stokely Athletics Center and Alumni Gym. UT finished 13-3 at home in Capacity at Thompson-Boling Arena is 21,678. UT has led the nation in attendance 19 times in the past 26 years, finishing second the past three years after an 11-season run at No. 1. Tennessee ranked second in the nation in home attendance last season with an average of 9,184 through 16 dates. TENNESSEE IN THE NAT'L. RANKINGS The first AP poll of the regular season came out last Monday, and the Lady Vols moved up one spot to 13th. Tennessee began the season at No. 14 in the AP poll and No. 18 in the USA Today Coaches Poll after finishing the campaign receiving votes in both. The Lady Vols opened last year ranked No. 13 and 14, respectively. The Lady Vols have been ranked in every AP preseason poll since , when they started out No. 1 and finished No. 1 in the poll. UT was unranked in the very first AP preseason poll in , but debuted at No. 17 in the second poll and went on to finish fifth. In other preseason polls, UT was rated No. 12 by College Sports Madness and No. 13 by espnw. UT IN TOP FIVE IN BOTH SEC POLLS Members of the media picked Tennessee to finish fourth in the SEC this season, ranking behind South Carolina, Mississippi State and Missouri. The coaches, meanwhile, have UT slotted at fifth, falling in line behind South Carolina, Mississippi State, Missouri and Texas A&M. A CLOSER LOOK AT THE LADY VOLS Tennessee returns two starters (Mercedes Russell, Jaime Nared) and another part-time starter (Meme Jackson) from last year s squad, which wound up after falling in the NCAA Second Round. The Big Orange women were 10-6 in league play a year ago and finished fifth in the SEC standings. Also back are 6-2 senior forward Kortney Dunbar and 6-3 sophomore center Kamera Harris. This year's newcomers include the nation s No. 1 ranked recruiting class as well as a twotime JUCO All-American forward who redshirted last season due to a knee injury. UT s consensus No. 1-ranked freshman class includes the No. 2 (6-0 guard Evina Westbrook), No. 7 (5-7 guard Anastasia Hayes), No. 12 (6-2 wing Rennia Davis) and No. 57 (6-4 center Kasiyahna Kushkituah) players in the nation, as ranked in the HoopGurlz espnw 100. All four players were McDonald s All-Americans and are expected to see extensive playing time in their first collegiate season. Davis and Westbrook, as a matter of fact, earned starts in the Carson- Newman exhibition game. LADY VOLS LAND ANOTHER TOP-FIVE CLASS (2018) SEC MEDIA POLL 1. South Carolina 2. Mississippi State 3. Missouri 4. Tennessee 5. Texas A&M 6. Kentucky 7. LSU 8. Georgia 9. Alabama 10. Auburn 11. Vanderbilt 12. Florida 13. Ole Miss 14. Arkansas SEC COACHES POLL 1. South Carolina 2. Mississippi State 3. Missouri 4. Texas A&M 5. Tennessee 6. Kentucky 7. LSU 8. Georgia 9. Alabama 10. Vanderbilt 11. Auburn 12. Ole Miss 13. Florida 14. Arkansas Redshirt junior Cheridene Green was a twotime All-American at ASA College in Brooklyn, N.Y., averaging 20.5 points and 16.5 rebounds per contest as a sophomore before redshirting at Tennessee last season. The power forward should offer immediate help inside. The Lady Vols defeated three of the four teams in last year s NCAA Final Four (Stanford, South Carolina, Mississippi State) and also toppled Elite Eight squad Notre Dame as well. The Big Orange women were 10-6 in league play a year ago and finished fifth in the SEC standings. UT lost starting guards Jordan Reynolds (WNBA 2nd Round) and Diamond DeShields (signed pro contract in June) as well as reserve forward Schaquilla Nunn (WNBA 3rd Round) to the professional ranks. Guard Alexa Middleton, a part-time starter, and redshirt sophomore guard Te a Cooper are no longer with the program. Cooper missed all of last season with a knee injury. STATS BACK/STATS LOST Tennessee returns five players who contributed to last season's statistics and lost four. Below is a breakdown of those numbers Pts. (2,346): Back (52%, 1,219) Lost (48%, 1,127) Reb. (1,317): Back (49%, 646) Lost (43%, 564), Team (8%, 107) Ast. (468): Back (32%, 149) Lost (68%, 319) Stl. (197): Back (41%, 81) Lost (59%, 117) Blk. (127): Back (52%, 66) Lost (48%, 61) MILESTONES & RECORDS Jaime Nared needs one rebound to reach 500 for her career and stands 52 points away from becoming the 45th Lady Vol to reach the 1,000-plateau. Nared entered the season fifth in career free throw shooting at.831. Russell has 31 career double-doubles, tying Isabelle Harrison for sixth all-time at UT. Tamika Catchings is next up the ladder with 32. Russell became the 18th Lady Vol to reach 800 career rebounds vs. JMU. Only 12 Lady Vols have pulled down 900 and just five have grabbed 1,000. Russell has 153 career blocks and needs eight to equal Nicky Anosike in sixth place with 161 Entering the season, Russell stood fifth at UT in career field goal percentage (.564). Russell stands 34th on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,127 points. Lea Henry (1,128, 33rd) and Lisa Harrison (1,135, 32nd) are just above her. 10 MIL. ATTENDANCE MARK IN SIGHT During the past 39 years, 9,858,831 fans have attended Lady Vol games, both at home (5,615,310) and outside of Knoxville (4,243,521). The Lady Vols entered the campaign needing only 141,169 in attendance to reach the 10-million plateau. Last year, 222,332 watched Tennessee play at all venues, meaning the 10-million mark should be easily reachable this season.

6 BREAKING IT DOWN Lineup Combinations Gms. Rec. Line-up (F-F-C-G-G) Davis, Nared, Russell, Jackson, Westbrook Wins (1): ETSU (+38), JMU (+29) Losses (0): Offensive Opportunities Tennessee shooting from the field (all games): 20%FG: None 30%FG: None 40%FG: ETSU (.462) LADY VOLS BASKETBALL 50%FG: JMU (.550) 60%FG: None Dee -- Fense Opponents shooting from the field (all games): 10%FG: None 20%FG: ETSU (.247) 30%FG: JMU (.368) 40%FG: None 50%FG: None Leading at the Break (2): ETSU (+21), JMU (+20) Tied at the Break (0): Trailing at the Break (0): They stand at 16,422 through two games. In , Tennessee finished second among all Division I women s programs in per game home attendance at 9,184, a mark that would have ranked 49th among all DI men s programs. UT has led NCAA Division I women s basketball attendance 19 times. FRESHMEN STARTERS Tennessee started freshmen Evina Westbrook and Rennia Davis the first two games this season. Only four times in history have the Lady Vols started two freshmen in the season opener, with that occurring this season as well as in (Glory Johnson, Shekinna Stricklen), (Sheila Frost, Bridgette Gordon) and (Pat Hatmaker, Mary Ostrowski). Head coach Holly Warlick now has started five freshmen in season openers during her first six seasons, including Andraya Carter ( vs. Chattanooga), Alexa Middleton ( vs. Penn), Te'a Cooper ( vs. Central Arkansas) and Rennia Davis and Evina Westbrook ( vs. ETSU). Warlick said there may be instances this season when there will be three freshman starters. There have been five previous years where multiple freshmen have been listed among the team's primary starters for the season, one of which included three newcomers ( ) in the starting lineup of record for the year. Those years included (Glory Johnson, Shekinna Stricklen), (Nicky Anosike, Alexis Hornbuckle), (Tamika Catchings, Semeka Randall), (Sheila Frost, Bridgette Gordon) and (Karla Horton, Dawn Marsh, Kathy Spinks). The season would most likely have had a third rookie starter if Candace Parker hadn't sat out due to injury. LADY VOL DOUBLE-DOUBLES/TRIPLE-DOUBLES BREAKING DOWN THE RETURNEES Senior Mercedes Russell, a 6-foot-6 center from Springfield Ore., and classmate Jaime Nared, a 6-2 wing from Portland, Ore., are Tennessee s top returning players and should be in the conversation for All-SEC and All-America honors. Russell and Nared are preseason first-team All-SEC picks by the coaches this season. Additionally, Russell was a member of the fiveplayer All-SEC First Team, as chosen by the media, and was a third-team preseason All-America pick by College Sports Madness. Russell was named to the Preseason Lisa Leslie Award Watch List, while Nared was picked for the Preseason Cheryl Miller Award Watch List. Both players were on the John R. Wooden Award Preseason Top 30. Russell was second on the team in scoring (16.1 ppg.) and led the squad in rebounding (9.7) a year ago while setting a Tennessee record for a junior with 19 double-doubles. She was named an honorable mention All-American by AP and the WBCA as well as earning second-team All-SEC. Russell now ranks sixth at UT with 31 career double-doubles, a total that ranks her second among active SEC players behind South Carolina's A'ja Wilson. Nared, meanwhile, was third in scoring and second in rebounding for UT last season with 15.6 points and 6.9 rebounds per contest. She was second on the squad with 37 three-pointers and had eight double-doubles as a junior. A second-team All-SEC pick by the coaches last season, Nared hit the game-winning shot vs. #6/6 Notre Dame and game-clinching free throws vs. #4/4 South Carolina and #17/23 Kentucky in She also had a career-high 30 points in UT's upset of #3/2 Mississippi State in Starkville and 28 vs. #13/12 Louisville in the NCAA Second Round. Junior guard/forward Meme Jackson started 19 games a year ago and averaged 4.7 points and 1.8 rebounds while ranking fourth on the team with 24 three-pointers. Jackson is one of the team s quickest defenders and should help set the tone on that end this season. Also back are 6-2 senior forward Kortney Dunbar, who has hit 50 three-pointers over the past three seasons, and 6-3 sophomore center Kamera Harris, who saw limited action a year ago but hopes to add depth in the paint in GREEN READY AFTER REDSHIRT YEAR Redshirt junior forward Cheridene Green is ready to play after sitting out last season rehabbing a knee injury suffered in The 6-3 Green was a two-time All-American at ASA College in Brooklyn, N.Y., averaging 20.5 points and 16.5 rebounds per contest as a sophomore before having her season ended prematurely. She redshirted at Tennessee last season, and the power forward should offer immediate help inside for the Lady Vols. Green was a first-team All-America selection in and second team in She ranked first in the NJCAA in rebounds, third in blocks and eighth in scoring in Green, from London, England, is the first international player in Lady Vol history and the fifth junior college transfer for the program, joining Zandra Montgomery (1977), Shannon Bobbitt (2006), Alberta Auguste (2006) and Jasmine Phillips (2012). NARED, RUSSELL REPRESENT USA Seniors Jaime Nared and Mercedes Russell were members of the USA U23 National Team that won the U24 Four Nations Tournament over the summer in Tokyo, Japan. The Lady Vol duo started all three games and FRESHMEN (2 OR MORE) Holdsclaw, Chamique 16 Frost, Sheila 11 Graves, Bashaara 10 Parker, Candace 10 Catchings, Tamika 9 Horton, Karla 7 Johnson, Tiffani 6 Johnson, Glory 5 Gordon, Bridgette 4 Morton, Karen 4 Anosike, Nicky 3 Ostrowski, Mary 3 Snow, Michelle 3 Cain, Kelley 2 Brewer, Alyssia 2 Stricklen, Shekinna 2 Ely, Shyra 2 Evans, Peggy 2 Groover, Debbie 2 Thompson, Pashen 2 SOPHOMORES (2 OR MORE) Parker, Candace 21 Holdsclaw, Chamique 16 Russell, Mercedes 11 Ostrowski, Mary 11 Groover, Debbie 10 Horton, Karla 10 Gordon, Bridgette 9 Catchings, Tamika 8 Ward, Vonda 8 Harrison, Isabelle 6 Towns, Paula 6 Burdick, Cierra 5 Johnson, Glory 5 Ely, Shyra 5 Evans, Peggy 5 Haave, Tanya 5 Jackson, Gwen 5 Cain, Kelley 4 Charles, Daedra 4 Ely, Cindy 4 Johnson, Dana 4 Shekinna, Stricklen 4 Baugh, Vicki 3 Freeman, Valerie 3 Frost, Sheila 3 Manning, Alicia 3 Noble, Cindy 3 Randall, Semeka 3 Snow, Michelle 3 Graves, Bashaara 3 Brewer, Alyssia 2 DeShields, Diamond 2 JUNIORS (2 OR MORE) Russell, Mercedes 19 Harrison, Isabelle 18 Holdsclaw, Chamique 16 Parker, Candace 14 Charles, Daedra 13 Johnson, Glory 12 Noble, Cindy 11 Stricklen, Stricklen 11 Johnson, Tiffani 9 Ostrowski, Mary 9 Nared, Jaime 8 Graves, Bashaara 8 Catchings, Tamika 8 Ely, Shyra 8 Frost, Sheila 8 Haave, Tanya 8 McCray, Nikki 8 Thompson, Pashen 8 Burdick, Cierra 6 Jackson, Gwen 6 Johnson, Dana 6 DeShields, Diamond 5 Groover, Debbie 5 Horton, Karla 5 Snow, Michelle 5 Ward, Vonda 5 Brogdon, Cindy 5 Fluker, Tye sha 3 Towns, Paula 3 Butts, Tasha 3 Moore, Nia 2 Massengale, Ariel 2 Gordon, Bridgette 2 Cain, Kelley 2 SENIORS (2 OR MORE) Collins, Shelia 14 Harrison, Lisa 14 Johnson, Glory 14 Charles, Daedra 13 Ostrowski, Mary 12 Burdick, Cierra 9 Holdsclaw, Chamique 9 Johnson, Dana 9 Webb, Lisa 9 Frost, Sheila 8 Graves, Bashaara 8 Rankin, Jill 8 Harrison, Isabelle 7 Catchings, Tamika 7 Ely, Shyra 7 Anosike, Nicky 6 Gordon, Bridgette 6 Jackson, Gwen 6 Noble, Cindy 6 Stricklen, Shekinna 5 Baugh, Vicki 4 Thompson, Pashen 4 Butts, Tasha 3 Fuller, Alex 3 Groover, Debbie 3 Nunn, Schaquilla 2 Reynolds, Jordan 2 Robinson, Ashley 2 Snow, Michelle 2 Williams, Kamiko 2 MOST IN CAREER (5 OR MORE) Holdsclaw, Chamique 57 Parker, Candace 45 Johnson, Glory 36 Ostrowski, Mary 35 Catchings, Tamika 32 Russell, Mercedes 31 Harrison, Isabelle 31 Charles, Daedra 30 Frost, Sheila 30 Graves, Bashaara 29 Ely, Shyra 22 Horton, Karla 22 Stricklen, Shekinna 22 Burdick, Cierra 21 Gordon, Bridgette 21 Johnson, Dana 20 Groover, Debbie 20 Noble, Cindy 20 Jackson, Gwen 18 Harrison, Lisa 17 Johnson, Tiffani 17 Collins, Shelia 15 Thompson, Pashen 15 Ward, Vonda 15 Haave, Tanya 14 Snow, Michelle 13 Anosike, Nicky 11 Webb, Lisa 11 Nared, Jaime 10 McCray, Nikki 10 Towns, Paula 10 Nared, Jaime 10 Evans, Peggy 9 Rankin, Jill 8 Cain, Kelley 8 DeShields, Diamond 7 Randall, Semeka 7 Butts, Tasha 6 Brogdon, Cindy 5 POINTS AND ASSISTS DD Massengale, Ariel 3 Reynolds, Jordan 2 Clower, Susan 1 Henry, Lea 1 Hornbuckle, Alexis 1 Marciniak, Michelle 1 Marsh, Dawn 1 McGhee, Carla 1 Middleton, Alexa 1 Simmons, Meighan 1 Stricklen, Shekinna 1 Warlick, Holly 1 Zolman, Shanna 1 TRIPLE-DOUBLES Reynolds, Jordan 1 (16-17) Stricklen, Shekinna 1 (09-10) Collins, Shelia 1 (84-85)

7 helped the USA defeat Australia on Aug. 12, 78-60; Canada on Aug. 13, ; and host country Japan, , on Aug. 15. Russell (6.3 rpg.) and Nared (5.0) were the team s top two rebounders on a 12-player roster with minutes distributed evenly. Nared averaged 7.3 points per game, shooting 44 percent from the field, 33 percent on threes and 75 percent from the free throw line. Russell tossed in 5.3 points per contest, shooting a team-leading 64 percent from the field. It marked Russell s fourth appearance internationally with USA Basketball, while Nared enjoyed her first experience. SENIORS DEVELOP LEADERSHIP SKILLS Seniors Mercedes Russell and Jaime Nared had opportunities during the offseason to develop their leadership skills. Nared capped a year of membership in the VOLeaders Academy with a leadership trip to Vietnam this summer, where UT student-athletes worked with children in orphanages, volunteered at sport skill camps and visited with university students. The VOLeaders Academy, a first-of-its-kind program, is a dynamic partnership between the UT Center for Leadership and Service, the Center for Sport, Peace and Society and the Tennessee Athletics Department. Now in its second year, the program aims to inspire student-athletes to find ways to use their passion of sport and their influence to enact positive change that transcends their athletic success. Russell, meanwhile, was one of 68 SEC studentathletes participating in a joint meeting of the SEC Student-Athlete Leadership Councils and the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) in July. This marked the first joint meeting of these groups since they were introduced by Commissioner Greg Sankey in Leadership councils for the sports of football and men's and women's basketball were created to provide student-athletes with additional opportunities to engage with campus leaders and conference office staff. ALWAYS A CHALLENGING SCHEDULE Tennessee s regular-season schedule will include 21 of 29 games vs. teams that saw postseason action a year ago. Sixteen of those games are vs NCAA Tournament teams, including NCAA national champion South Carolina (home and away), NCAA runner-up Mississippi State (home) and a third Final Four team in Stanford (away). UT will play three defending regular-season league champions in South Carolina (SEC), Notre Dame (ACC) and Central Arkansas (Southland) during the The Lady Vols must face seven defending conference tourney champs in South Carolina (SEC), Notre Dame (ACC), Central Arkansas (Southland), Stanford (Pac-12), Marquette (BIG EAST), Long Beach State (Big West) and Troy (Sun Belt). Tennessee opens the season with seven of its first 10 games at home and the other three taking place in the Riviera Division at the Cancun Challenge in Mexico Nov UT will be making its second in-season trip outside the U.S. during the Holly Warlick era and third overall. UT went 2-0 to win the Lucaya Division championship at the Junkanoo Jam at Freeport, Bahamas, during the season and went 3-0 during a tour of Italy during the summer of UT will have 15 televised games, including seven on ESPN networks, seven on the SEC Network and another on the Pac-12 Networks. The other 14 games will be streamed live by various entities, including 11 of them on SECN+. SIX MCDONALD S A-As ON ROSTER Tennessee has six McDonald s All-Americans on its roster. Those players are seniors Jaime Nared and Mercedes Russell as well as freshmen Rennia Davis, Anastasia Hayes, Kasiyahna Kushkituah and Evina Westbrook. This is the first time an entire Lady Vol signing class consisted only of McDonald s All-Americans. The total of four McDonald s honorees ranks behind only the five in the 2004 and 2008 classes. Russell was the 2013 McDonald s Game MVP, leading the West to victory with 16 points. Nared led the West to a win in 2014 with 15 points but came up just short in MVP voting. Davis, Hayes and Kushkituah helped the East defeat Westbrook s West squad, 80-74, in Chicago on March 29, Tennessee now has had 31 McDonald s All- Americans on its rosters through the years. Holly Warlick has signed nine McDonald s All- Americans as head coach and added another via transfer for 10 in her sixth season as head coach. LADY VOL LEGEND JOINS STAFF Women's Basketball Hall of Famer Bridgette Gordon, who helped Tennessee capture the first two of its eight NCAA titles as a student-athlete, returned to her alma mater as an assistant on July 20, Gordon, a 1988 U.S. Olympic gold medalist with 15 years of experience in the coaching ranks, came to Rocky Top from Wichita State, where she spent seven seasons, including the last three as the recruiting coordinator. Gordon, who served as associate head coach a year ago, helped WSU land the highest-ranked recruiting class in program history when Blue Star Basketball rated the signing group at No. 47 in the nation. In addition to her work as a gifted recruiter, Gordon helped the Shockers make their first three appearances ever in the NCAA Tournament while capturing the program's first three regular- and post-season conference championships. The Shockers advanced to postseason play five times during her stint in Wichita. Prior to her role at WSU ( ), Gordon was an assistant and recruiting coordinator at Georgia State ( ) and at Stetson ( ) as well as serving as a WNBA scout in UT SAYS GOODBYE TO FIVE PLAYERS UT lost starting guards Jordan Reynolds (WNBA 2nd Round) and Diamond DeShields (signed pro contract in June) as well as reserve forward Schaquilla Nunn (WNBA 3rd Round) to the professional ranks. Guard Alexa Middleton and redshirt sophomore guard Te a Cooper are no longer with the program. Cooper missed all of last season with a knee injury after averaging 8.6 ppg. as a freshman in DeShields was a two-time All-SEC performer and the team s leading scorer at 17.4 points per game a year ago. Reynolds averaged 7.0 points, 5.2 rebounds and 4.5 assists starting at point guard, leading the SEC in assist-to-turnover ratio (2.7). Nunn averaged 4.8 points and 4.4 rebounds in 32 games after transferring from Winthrop. Middleton played in 32 games, starting 13, and averaged 7.9 points and 2.3 rebounds while hitting 42 three-points last season. UT CONTINUES WNBA PIPELINE Jordan Reynolds and Schaquilla Nunn became the 43rd and 44th Tennessee Lady Volunteers to become WNBA players. AN ELI E PROGRAM 100 Percent Graduation Rate All-Time Winningest Program In NCAA History Eight NCAA National Championships 36 NCAA Tournament Appearances 18 NCAA Final Fours 34 NCAA Elite Eight Appearances 34 NCAA Sweet 16 Appearances 18 SEC Regular-Season Championships 17 SEC Tournament Championships 21 WBCA/Kodak All-Americans 14 U.S. Olympians 10 WBB Hall Of Fame Inductees 44 WNBA Players 39 WNBA Draft Picks 16 WNBA First-Round Picks 3 WNBA No. 1 Picks WARLICK S FIVE YEARS (2012-PRESENT) 100 Percent Graduation Rate 5 NCAA Tournament Appearances 3 NCAA Elite Eight Appearances 4 NCAA Sweet 16 Appearances 2 SEC Regular-Season Championships 1 SEC Tournament Championship 8 WNBA Players 8 WNBA Draft Picks 1 WNBA First-Round Pick Reynolds was taken with the 19th pick of the second round by the Atlanta Dream, while Nunn was chosen 25th overall in the third round by the San Antonio Stars during the April 2017 draft. They became the 38th and 39th players in Tennessee history and the seventh and eighth coached by Holly Warlick to be drafted by a WNBA team. Warlick's draftees include Reynolds and Nunn (2017), Bashaara Graves (2016), Cierra Burdick, Isabelle Harrison and Ariel Massengale (2015), Meighan Simmons (2014) and Kamiko Williams (2013). Diamond DeShields, a 2017 graduate, signed with a professional team in Turkey, while 2016 graduate Nia Moore signed with a team in Poland. During the 2017 WNBA season, seven Lady Vols earned roster spots for all or parts of the regular season, including Cierra Burdick (New York/San Antonio), Bashaara Graves (Chicago), Isabelle Harrison (San Antonio), Glory Johnson (Dallas), Meighan Simmons (Atlanta), Candace Parker (Los Angeles) and Shekinna Stricklen (Connecticut). LADY VOLS HAVE WON 35 SEC TITLES Tennessee has won a combined total of 35 SEC Championships, claiming its 18th all-time SEC regular-season title in That regular season co-championship came on the heels of Tennessee s SEC Tournament title during the campaign. The Lady Vols have won SEC regular-season championships in four of the past eight seasons. UT has 17 league tournament titles to its credit, including three straight from 2010 to 2012 and four of the last eight. Since 1985, there have been only seven seasons where Tennessee didn t win at least a regular season or tournament title. Those came in 1986, 1987, 1991, 1997, 2009, 2016 and The Lady Vols have swept SEC regular-season and tournament championships on eight occasions. Those years included 1980, 1985, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2010 and Tennessee stands first in regular season and

8 tournament titles in conference history with Georgia ranking second with seven regular season trophies and Vanderbilt standing sixth in tourney hardware with six pieces. TENNESSEE IN SEC PLAY UT is in SEC regular-season games through , winning 18 championships and capturing 17 SEC tourney titles. During the Holly Warlick era, Tennessee is in league games, making Warlick the topranked active SEC coach in terms of winning percentage in league play at.750. South Carolina s Dawn Staley is the next coach behind Warlick at.678 (97-46), followed by UK s Matthew Mitchell at.658 (102-53). In only her sixth year as a head coach, Warlick already ranks fourth in total league wins among active SEC coaches and has won regular season titles in 2013 and 2015, and a tourney crown in UT HAS MADE ALL 36 NCAA BRACKETS UT is the only team to have played in all 36 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournaments. The Lady Vols are all-time in NCAA play, making the Elite Eight in three of the past five seasons. UT has been to 34 Sweet 16s, 28 Elite Eights and 18 NCAA Final Fours in 36 seasons of NCAA play. The Big Orange program ranks second in NCAA Division I women s basketball with eight national championships (1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2007, 2008). BIG THREE PACE UT LAST SEASON Last season, UT was led by its Big Three junior trio of 6-foot-6 center Mercedes Russell, 6-1 guard Diamond DeShields and 6-2 forward Jaime Nared. Those three players, who would earn All-SEC honors, were the team s top scorers and rebounders, and they combined for 32 double-doubles and 82 double-figure scoring games (including efforts). All three scored in double figures in 20 of 32 games, including 14 of the last 20 contests. The trio of DeShields (17.4), Russell (16.1) and Nared (15.6) were the second group to end a year averaging 15.0 points per game in Lady Vol history, joining the elite company of the Three Meeks in Chamique Holdsclaw (23.5), Tamika Catchings (18.2) and Semeka Randall (15.9) of the 39-0 NCAA champion team. Tennessee was the only Power 5 school with three players averaging 15 or more points per game, with DeShields ranking 75th in scoring, Russell finishing at 127th and Nared at 157th. The Big Three combined to score 1,518 of UT s 2,346 points last season (64.7%), which breaks down to 47.4 points per game for the trio. LADY VOLS MAKE MOVES IN RECORD BOOKS Mercedes Russell scored her 1,000th career point as a Lady Vol against Auburn on Feb. 16, becoming the 43rd player to achieve that feat. She also notched 151 blocks in her career, passing Tamika Catchings (136) for seventh on the school s all-time career blocks list. Jordan Reynolds recorded the third tripledouble in program history with a career-high 14 rebounds to go with 11 points and 10 assists against UNCW, joining efforts by Shekinna Stricklen vs. Oklahoma on Jan. 3, 2010 (17 points, 13 rebounds, 12 assists) and Shelia Collins vs. Florida State on Feb. 8, 1985 (18 points, 10 rebounds, 10 steals). Jaime Nared shot 87.6 percent from the free throw line during the season, which was first in the SEC, tied for 17th in the country and eighth highest percentage in program history. In Tennessee s first-round matchup with Dayton in the NCAA Tournament, Diamond DeShields eclipsed the 1,000-point mark as a Lady Vol, becoming the 44th player to do so all time. Graduate transfer Schaquilla Nunn eclipsed the 1,000-point and rebound margins during her lone season with the Lady Vols, capping her successful collegiate career. Most of her statistical totals came during the first three seasons of her collegiate career at Winthrop. UT ONE OF THREE WITH FOUR TOP-10 WINS Tennessee was one of only three teams during the regular season last year to beat four or more top-10 teams, and UT was unranked in all four wins. Included are wins over two top-5 teams, marking the first time the Lady Vols have done that in a season since (two also). The Lady Vols came from 11-down to defeat #10/10 Stanford in Knoxville on Dec. 18 (59-51). UT came from 15-down (14 in the third quarter) to beat #6/6 Notre Dame in Knoxville on Jan. 16 (71-69). UT also came from nine down to defeat #4/4 South Carolina in Columbia on Jan. 30 (76-74) and cruised past #3/2 Mississippi State on Senior Day in Starkville on Feb. 26 (82-64). The other teams accomplishing that feat were South Carolina (5) and UConn (4). UT s victory over #3/2 Mississippi State on Feb. 26 was the highest ranked team the Lady Vols have beaten since #6/6 UT defeated #3/2 Stanford in Knoxville, in overtime, on Dec. 19, The victory over #3/2 MSU was the highest ranked squad Tennessee has beaten in a true road game since #2/2 UT took down #1/1 Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Jan. 24, The win over Notre Dame ended a six-game losing skid to the Fighting Irish. With victories over South Carolina and Mississippi State, the Lady Vols halted a pair of three-game losing streaks to their conference foes. LADY VOLS EARN POSTSEASON ACCLAIM The SEC coaches postseason awards were announced on February 28, and each member of Tennessee s Big Three was voted to the 2017 Coaches All-SEC Team. Redshirt junior Diamond DeShields garnered first-team accolades, while junior Jaime Nared and redshirt junior Mercedes Russell were selected to the second team. This marked the first time any of the trio had been selected to the coaches allconference squad. When the WBCA announced its 2017 All- America Team, DeShields and Russell were awarded honorable mention honors. The AP named DeShields and Russell to its All- SEC Second Team. Senior Jordan Reynolds represented the Lady Vols on the SEC s Community Service Team. Nared was named SEC Co-Player of the Week on January 31 after posting a then career-high 27 points to go with five rebounds, three assists and three steals as the Lady Vols upset #4 South Carolina in Columbia. Russell earned SEC Player of the Week honors on Jan. 3 after averaging a double-double of 21.0 points and 10.0 rebounds to help UT stretch its winning streak to five games. SIX MAKE SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL UT had six on the SEC Academic Honor Roll. The group included Diamond DeShields, Kortney Dunbar, Jordan Reynolds and Mercedes Russell, as well as newcomers redshirt senior Schaquilla Nunn and freshman Kamera Harris. 20 WINS IN 41 STRAIGHT SEASONS UT finished with 20 wins in , which was the 41st consecutive season the Lady Vols had reached the 20-victory plateau. LADY VOLS IN THE WNBA (DURING 2017 SEASON) CIERRA BURDICK 2017 San Antonio Stars 2017 New York Liberty Atlanta Dream 2015 (Drafted) Los Angeles Sparks BASHAARA GRAVES 2017-present Chicago Sky 2016 Minnesota Lynx 2016 (Drafted) Minnesota Lynx ISABELLE HARRISON 2017-present San Antonio Stars Phoenix Mercury GLORY JOHNSON 2016-present Dallas Wings Tulsa Shock 2-time WNBA All-Star 2012 WNBA All-Rookie Team CANDACE PARKER 2008-present Los Angeles Sparks 2016 WNBA Champion 2016 WNBA Finals MVP 2008 & 2013 WNBA MVP 2013 WNBA All-Star Game MVP 4-time WNBA All-Star 5-time All-WNBA First Team 2-time All-WNBA Second Team 2-time All-Defensive Second Team 2008 WNBA Rookie of the Year WNBA Top 20 MEIGHAN SIMMONS Atlanta Dream 2014 (Drafted) New York Liberty SHEKINNA STRICKLEN 2015-present Connecticut Sun Seattle Storm BY THE NUMBERS... OVERALL * 44 WNBA Players * 39 WNBA Draft Picks * 16 First-Round Selections * 3 No. 1 Picks WARLICK ERA * 8 WNBA Draft Picks * 1 First-Round Selection

9 THE LAST TIME LAST TIME A TENNESSEE PLAYER... Scored 30 points... Feb. 26, 2017 at Mississippi State, Jaime Nared, 30, (UT 82, MSU 64) Scored 40 points...mar. 3, 1985 vs. Mississippi, Shelia Collins, 40, (UT 79, UM 71) Scored 50 points... Nov. 13, 1976 vs. Kentucky, Patricia Roberts, 51, (UT 107, UK 53) Had 20 rebounds... Mar. 19, 2012 vs. DePaul, Glory Johnson, 21, (UT 63, DU 48) Had 25 rebounds...never Had 10 assists...dec. 29, 2016 vs. UNCW, Jordan Reynolds, 10, (UT 90, UNCW 54) Had 15 assists... Mar. 6, 1988 vs. Georgia, Dawn Marsh, 18, (UT 82, UG 76) Had 7 blocks... Jan. 3, 2013 at South Carolina, Isabelle Harrison, 7, (UT 73, SC 53) Had 10 blocks... Feb. 22, 2010 vs. LSU, Kelley Cain, 12, (UT 70, LSU 61) Had 7 steals...dec. 2, 2015 vs. ETSU, Diamond DeShields, 7, (UT 85, ETSU 49) Had 10 steals...jan. 14, 1996 at Kentucky, Michelle Marciniak, 11, (UT 60, UK 45) Made 5+ three-pointers...dec. 21, 2016 vs. Troy, Alexa Middleton, 7, (UT 110, TROY 84) Made 8 three-pointers...mar. 1, 2015 vs. Vanderbilt, Ariel Massengale, 8, (UT 79, VU 49) Made 10 three-pointers...never No Lady Vol scored in double figures...mar. 29, 2002 vs. Connecticut (UCONN 79, UT 56) Eight Lady Vols in double-figure scoring...nov. 29, 2002 vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (UT 136, PRM 26) Seven Lady Vols in double-figure scoring... Dec. 17, 2003 vs. DePaul (UT 96, DU 89) Six Lady Vols in double-figure scoring...dec. 21, 2016 vs. Troy (UT 110, TROY 84) Five Lady Vols in double-figure scoring... Jan. 26, 2017 at Florida (UT 84, UF 75) Four Lady Vols with double-digit rebounds... Dec. 14, 2013 vs. Troy (UT 103, TU 64) Three Lady Vols with double-digit rebounds...march 20, 2017 at Louisville (UL 75, UT 64) Three Lady Vols with 20+ points... Dec. 29, 2016 vs. UNCW (UT 90, UNCW 54) Four Lady Vols with double-doubles... Nov. 14, 2014 vs. Penn (UT 97, UP 52) Three Lady Vols with double-doubles...dec. 21, 2016 vs. Troy (UT 110, TROY 84) Had a triple-double...dec. 29, 2016 vs. UNCW, Jordan Reynolds, 11 pts, 14 rebs, 10 asts (UT 90, UNCW 54) PLAYER HONORS JAIME NARED Preseason Coaches All-SEC First Team John R. Wooden Award Preseason Top 30 Preseason Cheryl Miller Award Watch List MERCEDES RUSSELL Preseason College Sports Madness All-America Third Team espnw Preseason Top 25 Players (No. 21) John R. Wooden Award Preseason Top 30 Preseason Lisa Leslie Award Watch List Preseason Coaches All-SEC First Team Preseason Media All-SEC First Team EVINA WESTBROOK Sports Illustrated Preseason National Freshman of the Year LAST TIME TENNESSEE... Scored 100 points...dec. 21, 2016 vs. Troy (UT 110, TROY 84) Scored 90 points...jan. 22, 2017 vs. Vanderbilt (UT 91, VU 63) Scored 60 points or less...feb. 19, 2017 vs. Arkansas (UT 59, ARK 46) Scored 50 points or less...march 5, 2016 vs. Mississippi State (MSU 58, UT 48) Scored 40 points or less...feb. 19, 1972 at UNC Greensboro (UNCG 51, UT 36) Shot 60 percent FG... Jan. 30, 2014 vs. Arkansas,.622 (28-45), (UT 70, ARK 60) Shot 55 percent FG...Nov. 15, 2017 vs. JMU.550 (33-60), (UT 89, JMU 60) Shot 40 percent FG or lower...march 20, 2017 at Louisville,.333 (20-60), (UL 75, UT 64) Shot 30 percent FG or lower...march 5, 2016 vs. Mississippi State,.281 (18-64), (MSU 58, UT 48) Shot 25 percent FG or lower...dec. 14, 2010 at Baylor,.250 (18-72), (BU 65, UT 54) Won 20 games in a row...dec.19, 2010-Mar. 28, game streak Won 15 games in a row...dec.19, 2010-Mar. 28, game streak Won 10 games in a row...dec. 3, 2014-Jan. 15, game streak Lost 3 games in a row...feb. 5, 1986-Feb. 10, 1986, 3-game streak Lost 5 games in a row... Jan. 28, 1970-Jan. 22, 1971, 5-game streak Won 60 home games in a row... Feb. 2, 1991-Jan. 6, 1996, 69-game streak Won 50 home games in a row... Feb. 2, 1991-Jan. 6, 1996, 69-game streak Won 40 home games in a row... Feb. 22, 2009-Feb. 2, 2012, 45-game streak Won 10 road games in a row... Jan. 2, 2008-Dec. 14, 2008, 19-game streak Won 15 road games in a row...jan. 23, 2000-Jan. 27, 2002, 26-game streak Won 20 road games in a row...jan. 23, 2000-Jan. 27, 2002, 26-game streak Won 25 road games in a row...jan. 23, 2000-Jan. 27, 2002, 26-game streak Lost 3 road games in a row...nov. 20, 2016-Dec , 3-game streak Lost 5 road games in a row...jan. 14, 2016-Feb. 7, 2016, 5-game streak Gave up 100 points... Mar. 6, 1987 vs. Auburn (AU 102, UT 96) Gave up 90 points... Feb. 9, 2012 vs. Vanderbilt (VU 93, UT 79) Gave up 60 points or less...nov. 15, 2017 vs. JMU (UT 89, JMU 60) Gave up 50 points or less...nov. 12, 2017 vs. ETSU (UT 87, ETSU 49) Gave up 40 points or less...nov. 30, 2016 vs. Tennessee State (UT 86, TSU 36) Defeated Top 5 Team At Home... March 2, 2014 vs. #4/5 South Carolina (UT 73, SC 61) Defeated Top 5 Team On The Road...Feb. 26, 2017, at #3/2 Mississippi State (UT 82, MSU 64) Defeated Top 10 Team At Home... Jan. 16, 2017 vs. #6/6 Notre Dame, (UT 71, ND 69) Defeated Top 10 Team On The Road...Feb. 26, 2017, at #3/2 Mississippi State (UT 82, MSU 64) Lost To An Unranked Team... March 2, 2017 vs. Alabama, (UA 72, UT 64) LAST TIME AN OPPOSING PLAYER... Scored 30 points...jan. 26, 2017, Ronni Williams, Florida, 31 (UT 84, UF 75) Scored 40 points...dec. 20, 2011, Nneka Ogwumike, Stanford, 42, (SU 97, UT 80) Scored 50 points...never Had 20 rebounds...dec. 21, 2013, Chiney Ogwumike, Stanford, 20, (SU 76, UT 70) Had 25 rebounds...never Had 10 assists... Feb. 12, 2017, Curtyce Knox, Texas A&M, 10 (TAMU 61, UT 59) Had 15 assists...never Made 5+ three-pointers...dec. 21, 2016, Claresa Banks, Troy, 5 (UT 110, TROY 84) Made 8 three-pointers...dec. 21, 1992, Molly Goodenbour, Stanford, 9, (UT 84, SU 79) Made 10 three-pointers...never No opposing player scored in double figures...nov. 30, 2016 vs. Tennessee State (UT 86, TSU 36) LAST TIME AN OPPONENT... Shot 60 percent FG... Nov. 25, 2004, Texas,.604 (29-48), (TX 74, UT 59) Shot 55 percent FG... Jan. 19, 2015, #6/7 Notre Dame,.582 (32-55), (ND 88, UT 77) Shot 50 percent FG... Jan. 19, 2016 at Auburn,.508 (32-63), (AU 79, UT 61) Shot 40 percent FG or lower...nov. 15, 2017 vs. JMU,.368 (25-68), (UT 89, JMU 60) Shot 30 percent FG or lower... Nov. 12, 2017 vs. ETSU,.247 (19-77), (UT 87, ETSU 49) Shot 20 percent FG or lower... Nov. 12, 2017 vs. ETSU,.247 (19-77), (UT 87, ETSU 49)

10 SUPERLATIVES ATTENDANCE SUMMARY Games Totals Average Home 2 16,422 8,211 Away Neutral Total 1 16,422 8,211 UT s RECORD WHEN... Leading after one quarter Trailing after one quarter Tied after one quarter Leading at halftime Trailing at halftime Tied at halftime Leading after three quarters Trailing after three quarters Tied after three quarters Leading with 5:00 remaining Trailing with 5:00 remaining Tied with 5:00 remaining In Overtime Tennessee out-rebounds opponent Tennessee is out-rebounded Same amount of rebounds Tennessee commits more turnovers Opponent commits more turnovers Same amount of turnovers Tennessee shoots 50 percent or better Opponent shoots 50 percent or better Tennessee shoots 50 percent or less Opponent shoots 50 percent or less Tennessee shoots better than opponent Opponent shoots better than Tennessee Same shooting percentage Tennessee has more free-throw attempts Opponent has more free-throw attempts Same amount of free-throw attempts Tennessee bench outscores opponent bench Opponent bench outscores Tennessee bench Benches score the same Tennessee scores less than Tennessee scores between Tennessee scores between Tennessee scores between Tennessee scores between Tennessee scores between Tennessee scores 100 or more Opponent scores less than Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores between Opponent scores 100 or more In November In December In January In February In March In April On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Margin of Victory/Defeat Wins Losses Most First Quarter Points Tennessee 23 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Opponents 12 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Fewest First Quarter Points Tennessee 19 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents 6 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Largest First Quarter Lead Tennessee 13 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents Most Second Quarter Points Tennessee 25 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Opponents 16 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Fewest Second Quarter Points Tennessee 18 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents 10 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Most First Half Points Tennessee 48 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Opponents 28 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Fewest First Half Points Tennessee 37 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents 16 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Largest Halftime Lead Tennessee 21 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents -- vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Jump Balls Controlled Tennessee 2 Opponents 0 Scored UT s First Points Jaime Nared 2 How Scored First Points 3-Pointer 2 First Off UT Bench^ Anastasia Hayes 2 ^ includes multiple subs Points Leader* Jaime Nared 1 Mercedes Russell 1 3-Points Leader* Meme Jackson 1 Jaime Nared 1 Reb. Leader* Jaime Nared 2 Assists Leader* Anastasia Hayes 1 Evina Westbrook 1 Steals Leader* Rennia Davis 2 Blocks Leader* Cheridene Green 1 Kasiyahna Kushkituah 1 Mercedes Russell Points Mercedes Russell 2 Jaime Nared 2 Rennia Davis 1 Cheridene Green 1 Anastasia Hayes Points Rennia Davis 1 Anastasia Hayes 1 Jaime Nared 1 Mercedes Russell Points Jaime Nared 1 Mercedes Russell Points N/A 10+ Rebounds Jaime Nared 1 Mercedes Russell Rebounds N/A 5+ Assists Anastasia Hayes 1 Evina Westbrook 1 5+ Steals N/A 3+ 3-Pointers Meme Jackson 1 Jaime Nared 1 Double-Doubles Mercedes Russell 1 Jaime Nared 1 Free Throws in Final Four Minutes^ Anastasia Hayes 5-5 Cheridene Green 0-4 Charges Drawn N/A 10 Second Violation s Caused 0 Wire-to-Wire Wins 2 Technical Fouls N/A * Includes all ties ^ Also includes all of OT Most Third Quarter Points Tennessee 30 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents 21 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Fewest Third Quarter Points Tennessee 23 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Opponents 16 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Largest Third Quarter Lead Tennessee 30 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents -- vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Most Fourth Quarter Points Tennessee 20 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents 16 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Fewest Fourth Quarter Points Tennessee 18 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Opponents 12 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Most Second Half Points Tennessee 50 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents 33 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Fewest Second Half Points Tennessee 41 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Opponents 32 vs. JMU (11/15/17) Largest Margin of Victory Tennessee 38 vs. ETSU (11/12/17) Opponents -- vs. ETSU (11/12/17)

11 HEAD COACH HOLLY WARLICK THE WARLICK FILE Born: June 11, 1958 Education: Bearden High School (Knoxville, Tenn.), 76 B.S., Tennessee, 81 M.S., Virginia Tech, 83 Playing Career: University of Tennessee ( ): three-time All-American, Women s Basketball Hall of Fame inductee, 1980 Olympic Team, first player at UT to have her jersey (#22) retired In year six at the helm of Tennessee women s basketball, Holly Warlick has built a very impressive résumé in her young head coaching career. Her worksheet contains accomplishments few coaches have achieved in their entire careers, much less as first-time head coaches. Those successes verify that Warlick was the right choice to take the reins at Tennessee and that she and her staff have the acumen to run a championship program. A disciple of the legendary Pat Summitt, Warlick has maintained the core values of her former coach, co-worker and friend while at the same time employing her own personality, style and competitive energy to coach today s players. Whether as an All-America player from , an assistant and associate head coach for 27 seasons from 1985 to 2012, or head coach from 2012 to present, Warlick has thrived during her more than three decades in the spotlight at Rocky Top. She enters her sixth year as head coach and 37th season of overall affiliation with the program hoping to build upon last season s NCAA Second Round finish. Warlick was announced as head coach of the Lady Vols on April 18, 2012, as women s hoops legend Pat Summitt stepped into the role of head coach emeritus. In a touching and symbolic gesture the following day at a press conference announcing the changes, Summitt presented her coaching whistle to her long-time aide and former floor general. Since that day, Warlick and her staff have worked tirelessly to maintain the program s lofty expectations. Despite being picked to finish as low as fifth in the SEC and 20th nationally, her first squad won the 2013 SEC regular season title and made the NCAA Elite Eight, finishing 27-8/14-2 despite injuries that forced players to miss a combined 53 games. Her 2014 edition went 29-6/13-3, winning an SEC Tournament title and making it to the NCAA Sweet 16. In 2015, her third team reached the 30-win plateau at 30-6/15-1, claiming a share of the regularseason SEC crown and charting the second NCAA Elite Eight appearance in her three seasons. Her last two units have finished and 20-12, advancing to the NCAA Elite Eight and Second Round, respectively. During Warlick s first five seasons, eight Lady Vols have been taken in the WNBA Draft. Jordan Reynolds (2nd Rd.) and Schaquilla Nunn (2nd Rd.) were selected in 2017; Bashaara Graves (2nd Rd.) went in 2016; Isabelle Harrison (1st Rd.), Cierra Burdick (2nd Rd.) and Ariel Massengale (3rd Rd.) were chosen in 2015; Meighan Simmons (3rd Rd.) was taken in 2014 and Kamiko Williams (2nd Rd.) was selected in Simmons was twice named SEC Player of the Year (2013, 2014) during her UT career. On the international scene, Warlick is a gold medal coach, and two of her players joined her in earning that hardware. Warlick served as an assistant, while Mercedes Russell and Diamond DeShields played on the undefeated (6-0) 2015 USA World University Games Team in South Korea. From , Tennessee also has produced in the classroom, with 15 players earning a total of 32 spots on the SEC Academic Honor Roll. In 2015, Cierra Burdick became Warlick s first CoSIDA Academic All-American, garnering second-team honors and also being named a UT Torchbearer, the most prestigious accolade a student at Tennessee can receive. Warlick has been recognized personally for her performance. In 2013, members of the Women s Basketball Coaches Association named her the Spalding Maggie Dixon Division I Rookie Coach of the Year. She was selected by the AP and league coaches as the 2013 SEC Women s Basketball Coach of the Year, and members of the Tennessee Sports Writers Association also chose her as TSWA Women s Basketball Coach of the Year that season. In May 2017, Warlick was recognized for her years of distinguished leadership, volunteer activities, philanthropic work and professional accomplishments that have contributed to improving the quality of life in Tennessee. She was named the 2017 Tennessee Woman of Distinction at the 32nd annual Chattanooga Women of Distinction Awards luncheon. Warlick and her staff also continue to build for the future on the recruiting trail. They have welcomed 10 McDonald s All-Americans in five signing classes (through spring 2017) and feature two of the top players in the 2013 (Mercedes Russell, No. 1) and 2014 (Jaime Nared, No. 6) signing classes. All four members of the No. 1-ranked 2017 signing class were McDonald s All-Americans, including the No. 2 player in Evina Westbrook and the No. 7 rated standout in Anastasia Hayes. After Warlick helped shape the direction of Lady Vol basketball as an assistant on Summitt s staff for more than a quarter of a century, the pupil took on greater responsibility and oversaw daily supervision of the basketball office during the season. She also handled a large measure of the media obligations after Summitt s Aug. 23, 2011, announcement regarding the diagnosis of early onset dementia, Alzheimer s type. Providing an excellent example of how people rally around each other, the Tennessee staff members pulled together remarkably in the face of that adversity. The end result was a 27-9 overall record, an SEC Tournament Championship and advancement to the NCAA Regional Final. It s worth noting that Warlick was by Summitt s side, either as a player or an assistant, for 949 of the coach s NCAA-record 1,098 wins and all eight NCAA National Championships. Her value to the program has been evident for some time, as she had held the role of associate head coach since the campaign. The WBCA also recognized Warlick s contributions to Tennessee s success through the years, naming Warlick the nation s top assistant coach after she helped lead UT to its seventh national title in The NCAA Division I women s basketball coaches also recognized Warlick as one of the nation s top assistants in 1998, ranking her prominently in The Women s Basketball Journal poll. In addition to the NCAA title and coaching honor in 2007, Warlick also teamed up for the first time with former fellow Lady Vol player and assistant Nikki (Caldwell) Fargas, the current head coach at LSU, to pursue her other passion. That pursuit is riding a motorcycle and raising money for the fight against breast cancer. Warlick and Fargas created the Champions For A Cause Foundation, a long haul motorcycle ride dedicated to raising funds and awareness for a cure for breast cancer. The charitable organization has raised and donated more than $150,000. Past trips include the inaugural ride from San Francisco to Knoxville as well as trips from the Badlands to Las Vegas and from Knoxville to Key West, Fla., New Orleans, Niagara Falls and, most recently in 2013 and 2014, Panama City, Fla. On Feb. 10, 2008, Warlick and Fargas presented a $10,000 check to the late N.C. State Head Coach Kay Yow and the Kay Yow/WBCA Cancer Fund. At Tennessee s Live Pink, Bleed Orange game vs. Vanderbilt on Feb. 17, 2013, three checks worth $15,000 were presented by Champions for a Cause to the UT Breast Health Outreach Program, Kay Yow Cancer Foundation and the Brady James Foundation to help raise money for breast cancer research. Those presentations to organizations have become an annual event, thanks to fundraising efforts and the generosity of many. Warlick also presented a special pink basketball to her sister, Marion Ferrill, prior to the start of that game in Ferrill was diagnosed with breast cancer in the fall of 2012 and was pronounced cancer free on Sept. 30 after undergoing surgery shortly after her diagnosis. With all of her accomplishments in coaching and in her charitable endeavors, it might be easy to overlook the fact that Warlick left just as powerful a mark on women s hoops as a player at UT. It doesn t seem that long ago that the charismatic Knoxville native was flying up and down the court as an All-America Lady Vol point guard. For more than three decades, Warlick has been considered the finest point guard ever to play for the Lady Vols. In addition to being selected to the CONVERSE/Lady Vol Team of the Decade for the 1980s in January of 1994, five different halls of fame opened their doors to her. WARLICK RANKS AMONG THE NATION S TOP COACHES Eight Lady Vols have been taken in the WNBA Draft in Warlick s five seasons. Warlick has continued the Lady Vols 100-percent graduation rate for players who have completed their collegiate careers at Tennessee, with all 13 players who ve completed their eligibility under her watch earning degrees. That brings the UT total to 135. Tennessee is one of only five schools to have reached the NCAA Elite Eight three times in the past five seasons, doing so in 2013, 2015 and Warlick and Leon Barmore (formerly of Louisiana Tech) are the only skippers to direct their programs to three NCAA Elite Eight appearances in their first four seasons as head coaches. Holly Warlick s record over the past five years ranks her 10th among among Power Five women s coaches. She is the only coach in that group who has fewer than 10 seasons as a head coach. UT ranks eighth among Power Five schools with a 12-5 NCAA Tournament record during the past five seasons. Warlick s career SEC (.750, 60-20) winning percentage ranks her first among all SEC women s head coaches. Tennessee has claimed three SEC trophies in Warlick s first five seasons, winning regular-season crowns in 2013 and 2015 and claiming the tournament title in 2014.

12 On Feb. 27, 2004, she was inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame. In October 2002, she became a member of the University of Tennessee Lady Vol Hall of Fame in the second class of inductees. In June 2001, the Women s Basketball Hall of Fame selected Warlick as oneof 10 inductees enshrined into the Hall for the Class of For the hometown girl, who grew up in the Rocky Hill section of Knoxville and graduated from Bearden High School, it was a dream-come-true. In the summer of 1994, Warlick gained admission to her first hall of fame. She was honored as one of the City of Knoxville s finest all-time athletes with her inclusion in the Greater Knoxville Sports Hall of Fame. Including the season, Warlick has invested 36 years in the program, having helped shape UT into a national powerhouse with tenure as both a player and a coach. Warlick s expertise and major contributions to the team as an assistant came from her work with the guards. Simmons, Ariel Massengale, Shekinna Stricklen, Kara Lawson, Angie Bjorklund and Shanna Zolman are just a few of the successful players Warlick helped recruit and coach as an assistant coach. Warlick s association with the Lady Vols started in 1976 when she joined the program as a scholarship 400-meter track athlete who ended up walking on to the basketball team. Soon, she would become the most prolific player in the history of Tennessee Lady Vol basketball. Warlick was the first player in Tennessee athletics (men or women) to have her jersey retired (number 22) at the end of her career in Bearden, her prep alma mater in Knoxville, retired Warlick s high school jersey (also No. 22) prior to a home football game on Oct. 26, Known as a play-making wiz during her four years as UT s point guard, Warlick was once tabbed the best player in the South. As a rookie, Warlick helped lead the Lady Vols to their first Final Four appearance in school history in She had no trouble adjusting her enthusiasm and knowledge of the game into the coaching role. In 19 of the past 36 years Warlick has been affiliated with UT, she has found herself at the Final Four as a player (1977, 1979, 1980) or as a coach (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008). Her best Final Four showing as a player was national championship runner-up in her senior season. As a coach, she has helped the Lady Vols grab the brass ring all eight times (1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2007 and 2008). A three-time All-American while playing for Summitt from , Warlick previously held UT records for most assists in a game (14), most steals in a contest (nine), most assists in a season (225) and most games in a career (142). She continues to hold the Lady Vol single-season steals record with 141 in Warlick possesses vast international playing experience as well. In addition to being a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team, which did not compete in the Moscow Olympics, Warlick and the 1980 U.S. team won gold at the 1980 FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournament. She also captured a gold medal playing for the USA at the 1979 FIBA World Championship, marking the first gold medal for the USA at the FIBA World Championships since 1957 and breaking a streak of five-straight golds by the USSR, a silver medal at the 1979 Pan American Games and gold at the 1979 R. William Jones Cup. Additionally, she served as a player representative on the USA BAS- KETBALL council and was a member of the USOC Advisory Council for Basketball. In recognition of being a former Olympian, Warlick earned the distinct honor of running the Olympic torch through Knoxville as it made its way to the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Ga. Post-collegiately, she was a WPBL All-Star, leading the Nebraska Wranglers to the championship of the Women s Professional Basketball League in Prior to joining the Tennessee staff for the season, Warlick gained experience at two other stops on the coaching circuit. She was an assistant coach at Virginia Tech from and an assistant from at Nebraska. A native of Knoxville, Warlick earned her B.S. in marketing from Tennessee in 1981 and her master s degree in athletic administration from Virginia Tech in Warlick added biker to her vitae in To commemorate her induction into the Women s Basketball Hall of Fame, a number of Warlick s friends got together and presented her with a Harley-Davidson Sportster motorcycle. Just six years later, Warlick already was using her love of the bike towards a greater cause, establishing the Champions For A Cause Foundation with Fargas. WARLICK YEAR-BY-YEAR SCHOOL YEARS RECORD at Tennessee (player) Totals 4 years at Virginia Tech (assistant) Totals 2 years at Nebraska (assistant) Totals 2 years at Tennessee (assistant) (associate head) (head coach) Totals 33rd year As Head Coach At UT: (.739) 6th year As Asst./Assoc. HC At UT: (.872) 27 years As Coach At UT: (.851) 33rd year As Player At UT: (.837) 4 years Overall At UT: 1, (.850) 37th year As Assistant Elsewhere: (.505) 4 years Overall As A Coach: 1, (.821) 37th year Combined As Player/Coach: 1, (.822) 41st yr.

13 0 RENNIA DAVIS PLAYER HIGHS SEC HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Name Pronounced: reh-nye-uh Points: 17 // JMU, 11/15/17 Rebounds: 8 // // JMU, 11/15/17* Assists: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 3 // JMU, 11/15/17* Blocks: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 7 // JMU, 11/15/17 3-Pointers: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Free Throws: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17 Minutes: 24 // ETSU, 11/12/17 *Indicates most recent high Points: 17 // JMU, 11/15/17 Rebounds: 8 // // JMU, 11/15/17* Assists: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 3 // JMU, 11/15/17* Blocks: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 7 // JMU, 11/15/17 3-Pointers: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Free Throws: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17 Minutes: 24 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Points: -- Rebounds: -- Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: -- Field Goals: -- Free Throws: -- Minutes: Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points 1 1 Scored 20+ Points Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Blocks Led UT in Steals 2 2 Had 3+ Blocks Had 3+ Steals 2 2 LADY VOLS BASKETBALL FR Forward 6-2 Business Administration Jacksonville, Fla. Ribault H.S. Tallied 17 points, eight rebounds and three steals in 22 minutes against James Madison. Scored six points and added eight rebounds, three steals and two assists in her Lady Vols debut against ETSU. Posted a double-double in her first game action as a Lady Vol, netting 27 points and 13 rebounds while snagging three steals in Tennessee s exhibition win over Carson-Newman. Participated in the 2016 USA Women s U17 World Championship Team Trials. Played AAU ball for Essence. Ranked No. 9 overall and the No. 3 wing in the 2017 Prospectsnation.com Elite 150. Ranked No. 12 overall and the No. 3 wing in the 2017 HoopGurlz espnw Top 100. McDonald s All-American (2017). Played in Jordan Brand Classic (2017). MaxPreps First-Team All-American (2017). WBCA Honorable Mention All-American (2017). Naismith Honorable Mention All-American (2017). Florida Gatorade Girls Player of the Year (2017). Florida Miss Basketball (2017). FABC 4A All-State First Team (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017). Finished her career with 2,304 points. In high school, averaged 26.3 ppg., 10.5 rpg. and 3.4 apg. while leading the Trojans to the 2017 state title. Averaged 20.3 ppg., 10.4 rpg. and 3.1 apg. as a junior in 2016 en route to a state championship. Was named MVP of the 2016 Dick s Sporting Goods High School Nationals at Madison Square Garden. Tallied 17.9 ppg. and 8.8 rpg. as a sophomore, and 12.0 ppg. and 4.9 rpg. as a freshman. Career highs included 43 points, 21 rebounds, 11 assists and nine steals. Mother is Sheretta Davis. Has two siblings, Rodnetta Chandler and Shavonna Davis. Taking advantage of the Early College Program at Ribault, Rennia earned an Associate of Arts degree from Florida State College while she was in high school. Majoring in business administration at UT and would like to own a restaurant someday. Recipient of the Elinor F. Reed Women s Basketball Scholarship Endowment GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS *ETSU 11/ *James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG /

14 13 KORTNEY DUNBAR SR Forward 6-2 Recreation & Sport Management Edwardsville, Ill. Edwardsville H.S. PLAYER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEC HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Points: 6 // JMU, 11/15/17 Rebounds: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17* Assists: -- Steals: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17* Blocks: -- Field Goals: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17 Free Throws: -- Minutes: 15 // JMU, 11/15/17* *Indicates most recent high Points: 24 // Central Ark., 11/15/15 Rebounds: 13 // Central Ark., 11/15/15 Assists: 2 // App. State, 12/14/16 Steals: 2 // Central Ark., 11/15/15 Blocks: 2 // Penn, 11/14/14 Field Goals: 10 // Central Ark., 11/15/15 3-Pointers: 4 // Central Ark., 11/15/15 Free Throws: 1 // Baylor, 12/4/16* Minutes: 34 // Central Ark., 11/15/15 Points: 9 // Texas A&M, 2/7/16 Rebounds: 5 // Arkansas, 2/19/17 Assists: 1 // Missouri, 1/2/15 Steals: 1 // Alabama, 1/31/16* Blocks: 1 // Auburn, 1/10/16* Field Goals: 2 // Arkansas, 1/14/16* 3-Pointers: 3 // Texas A&M, 2/7/16* Free Throws: 1 // Auburn, 1/10/16* Minutes: 15 // Georgia, 2/28/ Career Had a Double-Double -- 1 Scored 10+ Points -- 4 Scored 20+ Points -- 1 Led UT in Scoring -- 1 Led UT in 3-pt Made Led UT in Rebounding -- 1 Led UT in Steals Made 3+ 3-pt -- 4 Had 3+ Steals Knocked down two threes and collected two rebounds against James Madison. Sank a three-pointer and added two rebounds and a steal in 15 minutes of action against ETSU. SEC Academic Honor Roll , , Inducted into Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Society. Led the team in 3-pointers made on four occasions during the season. Scored a season-high 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds, hitting three three-pointers vs. Tennessee State (11/30/16). Dropped six points on a pair of three-pointers and grabbed four rebounds in 10 minutes of play vs. Vanderbilt (1/22/17). Scored six points on two three-pointers and added five rebounds and two assists vs. Appalachian State (12/14/16). Scored five points and added a block, a steal and an assist vs. Navy (11/13/16). Provided a spark off the bench with two points and five rebounds against Arkansas (2/19/17). Saw duty in 27 contests with four starts as a sophomore. Led the team in three-point field goal percentage in , hitting 25-of-75 (.333) from behind the arc. Led the team in three-pointers in six games as a sophomore and hit more than three in contests vs. Central Arkansas (11/15/15) and Texas A&M (2/7/16). Earned her first career start against Central Arkansas (11/15/15), notching 24 points, 13 rebounds, two steals, 10 field goals and four three-pointers in 34 minutes, all of which were career highs. Converted a trio of three-pointers, scoring nine of the team s 14 first-quarter points vs. Texas A&M (2/7/16). Hit two threes to record six points in eight minutes against LSU (1/21/16). Hit two three-pointers and notched a steal off the bench against Alabama (1/31/16). Nailed two three-pointers in five minutes as the Lady Vols tried to mount a comeback at Arkansas (1/14/16). Played in 20 games and averaged 6.6 minutes per contest in her first season at Tennessee. She hit three from long range in her college debut, tallying 15 points vs. Penn in 25 minutes. Knocked down at least one shot behind the three-point arc in each of her first six contests GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS ETSU 11/ James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG / / / / Totals /

15 15 CHERIDENE GREEN PLAYER HIGHS SEC HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Points: 10 // JMU, 11/15/17 Rebounds: 7 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17* Blocks: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Minutes: 17 // JMU, 11/15/17* *Indicates most recent high Points: 10 // JMU, 11/15/17 Rebounds: 7 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Blocks: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Minutes: 17 // JMU, 11/15/17 Points: -- Rebounds: -- Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: -- Field Goals: -- Free Throws: -- Minutes: -- Name Pronounced: SHARE-ih-dean Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points 1 1 Scored 20+ Points Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Blocks 1 1 Led UT in Steals Had 3+ Blocks 1 1 Had 3+ Steals RS-JR Forward 6-3 Communication Studies London, Eng. ASA College Harris Acad. Beckenham 6th Form Scored 10 points and pulled down four rebounds in 17 minutes against James Madison. Blocked three shots while scoring seven points and grabbing seven rebounds against ETSU in her first game as a Lady Vol. First international player to sign with the Lady Vol program. Sat out the season to rehab a right knee injury suffered in at ASA College. Played with Great Britain U20 team. Member of England National U16 and U18 Teams. Two-time National Junior College Athletic Association All-American at ASA College in Brooklyn, N.Y. First-team All-America selection in and second team in Helped the Avengers to a 22-4 record in and a 16-5 mark in , with Elite Eight finishes and District C championships both seasons. Averaged 20.5 points, 16.5 rebounds, 3.9 blocks and 2.5 steals per contest as a sophomore. Ranked first in the NJCAA in rebounds, third in blocks and eighth in scoring. Career bests at ASA include 38 points and 26 rebounds. Played in 15 games, starting 13, before suffering a right knee injury that ended her season. Shot 57.6 percent on field goals, 75.7 on free throws. Connected on two of seven three-point attempts. Averaged 13.4 points, 11.1 rebounds, 2.2 blocks and 1.5 steals as a freshman, shooting 52.3 percent from the field while starting 15 of 21 games. Played on Sevenoaks Suns and London Towers club teams. Full name is Cheridene Anne-Marie Green. Born on Sept. 19, 1995, in London, England. Mother is Sylvia Green and father is Gary Swaby. Has six siblings, including sisters Tunicea, Jade and Letitia, and brothers Martin, Sheldon and Coelin. Former teammates include Shequila Joseph (on England and Great Britain National Team/now a senior at Ole Miss) and Diandra Darosa (at ASA/now at Va. Tech). Recipient of the Doris Lewis Winners Circle Scholarship for Centers. on Twitter on Instagram GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS ETSU 11/ James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG /

16 5 KAMERA HARRIS PLAYER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEC HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Name Pronounced: CAM-er-ruh Points: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: -- Minutes: 4 // JMU, 11/12/17* *Indicates most recent high Points: 4 // Tenn. State, 11/30/16 Rebounds: 3 // Tenn. State, 11/30/16 Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17* Field Goals: 2 // Tenn. State, 11/30/16 Free Throws: 1 // App. State, 12/14/16* Minutes: 19 // Tenn. State, 11/30/16 Points: -- Rebounds: 2 // Vanderbilt, 1/22/17 Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: -- Field Goals: -- Free Throws: -- Minutes: 3 // Vanderbilt, 1/22/ Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points Scored 20+ Points Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Blocks -- 1 Led UT in Steals Had 3+ Blocks Had 3+ Steals SO Center 6-3 Recreation and Sport Management Hampton, Ga. Dutchtown H.S. Tallied two points, a block and two rebounds in four minutes against ETSU. Made her SEC debut against Vanderbilt (1/22/17), grabbing two boards in three minutes of action. Notched three points and a rebound while going 1-of-1 from the field against Appalachian State (12/14/16). Scored four points and grabbed three rebounds in 19 minutes of action against Tennessee State (11/30/16). Converted her first career field goal with 5:10 left in the game vs. Tennessee State. Scored her first career point, as she made a free throw with 1:58 remaining in contest vs. ETSU (11/15/16). Made her Lady Vol debut with a blocked shot in three minutes in the win over Navy (11/13/16). Scored four points and added one board, one assist and one block in 13 minutes during her first game action as a Lady Vol, as the team claimed a exhibition win vs. Carson-Newman (11/7/16). In high school she averaged 12.4 points, 9.9 rebounds and 8.6 blocks per game as a senior. Two-time team captain who earned Georgia All-State accolades as a high school senior. Tallied averages of 9.4 points, 9.3 rebounds and 7.7 blocks as a junior in high school. Set a national single-game prep record for blocked shots in 2014 with 28 vs. Veterans High School in the first round of the state tournament. Eclipsed the previous record of 25 held by Brittney Griner. Featured in Sports Illustrated Faces in the Crowd for that achievement. Had a triple-double of 22 blocks, 10 points and 14 rebounds in another game, vs. Mays, which had a trio of six-footers, including one player standing 6-5. Finished her career with school-record 759 blocked shots and a season mark of 267. Dutchtown made the state final four in 2015, the Elite Eight in 2014 and the Sweet 16 in First name is pronounced like camera. Siblings include James and Jordan Harris. Member of National Honor Society at DHS. Recipient of the Emily Yoakum Winners Circle Scholarship for Forwards. on Twitter on Instagram GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS ETSU 11/ James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG / / Totals /

17 1 ANASTASIA HAYES PLAYER HIGHS SEC HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Name Pronounced: anna-stay-zhuh Points: 17 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 5 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 8 // JMU, 11/15/17 Steals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Blocks: -- Field Goals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 3-Pointers: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 12 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Minutes: 29 // ETSU, 11/12/17 *Indicates most recent high Points: 17 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 5 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 8 // JMU, 11/15/17 Steals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Blocks: -- Field Goals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 3-Pointers: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 12 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Minutes: 29 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Points: -- Rebounds: -- Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: -- Field Goals: -- Free Throws: -- Minutes: Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points 1 1 Scored 20+ Points Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Assists 1 1 Led UT in Steals Had 3+ Blocks Had 3+ Steals FR Guard 5-7 Pre-Dentistry Murfreesboro, Tenn. Riverdale H.S. Contributed seven points, eight assists and a steal in Tennessee s win over James Madison. Went 12-of-13 from the free-throw line and tallied 17 points, three assists and two steals in her first game as a Lady Vol, playing 29 minutes against ETSU. Saw her first game action as a Lady Vol against Carson-Newman, notching 19 points, three steals and three assists in 21 minutes of play during Tennessee s exhibition. Participated in the 2016 USA Women s U18 National Team Trials. Played AAU ball for Tennessee Flight. Ranked No. 6 overall and the No. 3 point guard in the 2017 Prospectsnation.com Elite 150. Ranked No. 7 overall and the No. 3 point guard in the 2017 HoopGurlz espnw Top 100. Ranked No. 9 overall in 2017 by BlueStar Basketball. WBCA All-American (2017). Naismith All-American (2017). McDonald s All-American (2017). Played in Jordan Brand Classic (2017). MaxPreps First-Team All-American (2017). Naismith Player of the Year Finalist (2017). Gatorade Tennessee Girls Player of the Year (2017). Tennessee AAA Miss Basketball (2017). Class AAA All-State (2015, 2016, 2017). Averaged 22.5 ppg., 5.3 rpg. and 3.7 apg. and 3.1 spg. as a senior. Named MVP after scoring 33 points in RHS 2017 AAA state title game victory, the school s second straight. Riverdale was named MaxPreps National Champions after going 34-0 in Averaged 19.6 ppg, 5.7 rpg. and 4.6 apg. as a junior. Sophomore year numbers included 19.4 ppg., 4.0 rpg., 4.2 apg. and 2.3 spg. Played her freshman season at Hendersonville High School before moving to Riverdale. Member of FCCLA and DECA Club in high school. Standout 400m runner on the RHS track team. Majoring in pre-dentistry and interested in becoming an orthodontist GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS ETSU 11/ James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG /

18 10 MEME JACKSON PLAYER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEC HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Points: 9 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 3 // JMU, 11/15/17 Steals: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17 Blocks: -- Field Goals: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 3-Pointers: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: -- Minutes: 25 // ETSU, 11/12/17 *Indicates most recent high Name Pronounced: ME-ME Points: 20 // UNCW, 12/29/16 Rebounds: 7 // Troy, 12/21/16 Assists: 5 // Troy, 12/21/16 Steals: 3 // Vanderbilt, 1/22/17 Blocks: 2 // Dayton, 3/18/17 Field Goals: 9 // UNCW, 12/29/16 3-Pointers: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17* Free Throws: 3 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17 Minutes: 42 // Georgia, 2/6/17 Points: 10 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17 Rebounds: 6 // Miss. State, 1/8/17 Assists: 4 // LSU, 2/2/17* Steals: 3 // Vanderbilt, 1/22/17 Blocks: 1 // Miss. State, 1/8/17 Field Goals: 3 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17 3-Pointers: 1 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17* Free Throws: 3 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17 Minutes: 42 // Georgia, 2/6/ Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points -- 3 Scored 20+ Points -- 1 Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Steals -- 3 Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in 3 pt. Made 1 8 Had 3+ Steals -- 1 Had 3+ 3 pt. 1 2 LADY VOLS BASKETBALL JR Guard/Forward 5-11 Communication Studies Murfreesboro, Tenn. Blackman H.S. Tallied eight points, three assists and two steals in her 21st career start against James Madison. Logged nine points, a rebound and a steal in 25 minutes against ETSU. Played in all 32 games as a sophomore, starting in 19 of the contests, and averaging 4.7 points and 1.8 rebounds per game. Connected on 32.9 percent of her shots from behind the arc and led the team in threes made six times during the season. Stepped up her play in her second season, scoring at least five points in 14 games after not scoring more than four points in any game during her freshman year. Posted five points, three assists, a career-high three steals and two rebounds in win over Vanderbilt (1/22/17). Capped off a 15-point comeback by the Lady Vols with a clutch 3-pointer with 1:22 remaining in the game against #6 Notre Dame (1/16/17), giving Tennessee its first lead since three minutes left in the first quarter. Eclipsed career highs in points (20) and field goals made (9) for second straight game with win over UNCW (12/29/16). Started her sixth straight game against Troy (12/21/16), as she posted career highs in points (18), rebounds (7), assists (5), field goals (7), 3-pointers (3) and minutes (36). Started her third straight game against Texas (12/11/16), hitting two three pointers and finishing with career highs of eight points and five rebounds in 32 minutes. Earned her first career start and finished with five points, two boards, two assists and two steals vs. TSU (11/30/16). Contributed career highs of three rebounds and three assists against Penn State (11/20/16). Recorded a career-high eight points as she hit two three pointers and grabbed two steals while playing 22 minutes off the bench in the Lady Vols win over JMU (11/11/16). Tallied 10 points, one rebound and two assists against Carson-Newman (11/7/2016), playing 22 minutes. As a freshman saw time in 21 games off the bench and averaged 1.0 points and 0.6 rebounds per game. Made her Lady Vol debut with 1:30 remaining in the second quarter vs. Syracuse (11/20/15), tallying a steal three seconds after coming in for the first time. Participated in the 2014 USA Basketball Women s U18 National Team Trials. Recipient of the Marion D. Hoppe Winners Circle Scholarship GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS *ETSU 11/ *James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG / / / Totals /

19 11 KASIYAHNA KUSHKITUAH PLAYER HIGHS SEC HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Name Pronounced: CASS-ee-YAW-nuh kush-kitta-wah Points: 4 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 4 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Steals: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Blocks: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: -- Minutes: 15 // ETSU, 11/12/17 *Indicates most recent high Points: 4 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 4 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Steals: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Blocks: 3 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: -- Minutes: 15 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Points: -- Rebounds: -- Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: -- Field Goals: -- Free Throws: -- Minutes: Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points Scored 20+ Points Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Blocks 1 1 Led UT in Steals Had 3+ Blocks 1 1 Had 3+ Steals LADY VOLS BASKETBALL FR Center 6-4 Business Administration Atlanta, Ga. St. Francis H.S. Tallied two rebounds, an assist and a steal in 14 minutes of action against James Madison. Blocked three shots, scored four points and pulled down four rebounds during her Lady Vols debut against ETSU. Posted a double-double during her first game action as a Lady Vol, collecting 10 rebounds and 13 points against Carson-Newman. Participated in 2016 USA Women s U18 National Team Trials. Participated in 2016 USA Women s U17 World Championship Team Trials. Participated in 2015 USA Women s U16 National Team Trials. Played AAU ball for Finest Basketball Club Southeast Elite. Ranked No. 11 overall and the No. 1 post in the 2017 Prospectsnation.com Elite 150. Ranked No. 57 overall and the No. 6 post in the 2017 HoopGurlz espnw Top 100. McDonald s All-American (2017). Played in Jordan Brand Classic (2017). WBCA Honorable Mention All-American (2017). Naismith Honorable Mention All-American (2017). Atlanta Journal Constitution Class A All-State First Team (2015, ). Senior year stats included 12.5 ppg., 7.7 rpg. and 2.0 bpg., as St. Francis finished 26-5 and lost in the state semifinals. As a junior in , she averaged 10.6 ppg. and 8.2 rpg. to help her team to a 31-2 record and a state title. As a sophomore in , she averaged 11.5 ppg. and 8.6 rpg. to help her team to a 28-3 record and a state championship. As a freshman in , Kushkituah averaged 11.8 ppg. and 5.6 rpg. to help her team to a 25-4 record and the state championship game. Played volleyball (four years) and soccer (1 1/2 years) in high school. Uncle Quennon Echols played basketball at Murray State; and God-uncle Shareef Abdur-Rahim is a retired NBA player who was a 2000 U.S. Olympic gold medalist and 2002 NBA All-Star. Recipient of the Tom & Peg Haynes Olympic Development Endowment. on Twitter and on Instagram GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS ETSU 11/ James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG /

20 31 JAIME NARED PLAYER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEC HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Name Pronounced: JAY-mee NARD Points: 25 // JMU, 11/15/17 Rebounds: 13 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 5 // JMU, 11/15/17 Steals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Blocks: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 9 // JMU, 11/15/17 3-Pointers: 3 // JMU, 11/15/17 Free Throws: 4 // JMU, 11/15/17 Minutes: 31 // JMU, 11/15/17 *Indicates most recent high Points: 30 // Mississippi State, 2/26/17 Rebounds: 14 // Troy, 12/21/16 Assists: 6 // Syracuse, 3/27/16 Steals: 4 // Florida, 2/23/17* Blocks: 3 // Alabama, 2/25/16 Field Goals: 10 // Texas, 12/11/16 3-Pointers: 3 // JMU, 11/15/17* Free Throws: 12 // Mississippi State, 2/26/17* Minutes: 40 // Louisville, 3/20/17* Points: 30 // Mississippi State, 2/26/17 Rebounds: 10 // LSU, 2/2/17* Assists: 5 // Alabama, 2/19/15 Steals: 4 // Florida, 2/23/17 Blocks: 3 // Alabama, 2/25/16 Field Goals: 9 // LSU, 2/2/17* 3-Pointers: 3 // Arkansas, 2/19/17* Free Throws: 12 // Mississippi State, 2/26/17* Minutes: 40 // Mississippi State, 2/26/17* Career Had a Double-Double 1 10 Scored 10+ Points 2 50 Scored 20+ Points 1 10 Led UT in Scoring 1 16 Led UT in 3-pt Made 1 18 Led UT in Rebounding 2 5 Led UT in Steals Made 3+ 3-pt 1 6 Had 3+ Steals -- 7 LADY VOLS BASKETBALL SR Guard/Forward 6-2 Agricultural Leadership, Education & Communications (Masters) Portland, Ore. Westview H.S. Is 52 points shy of scoring 1,000 for her career entering the Wichita State game. Led the team in scoring and rebounding against JMU with 25 points and nine rebounds while also tallying five assists. Logged a double-double against ETSU with 13 points, 13 rebounds, two steals and three assists. Preseason Coaches All-SEC First Team, Wooden Preseason Top 30, Cheryl Miller Award Watch List ( ) Coaches All-SEC Second Team ( ). Participated in VOLeaders Academy and was member of SEC Academic Honor Roll , Competed in her first international competition as a member of USA Basketball in August, joining with UT teammate Mercedes Russell to help their U23 squad win the 2017 U24 Four Nations Tournament in Tokyo, Japan. Started all three games for team USA, averaging 7.3 points, and was the squad s second-leading rebounder at 5.0 per contest. Named to the 2017 Coaches All-SEC Second Team after improving multiple areas of her game: points (8.3 to 15.6), rebounds (4.8 to 6.9), field goal percentage (.342 to.423) and free throw percentage (.741 to.876). As a junior shot.876 percent from the free throw line, which was first in the SEC and tied for 17th in the country. Scored in double figures on 26 occasions during the season and eclipsed the 20-point margin eight times, while also leading UT in scoring in 10 games on the season. Improved her game from beyond the arc, shooting 37.8 percent from three last season, the second highest mark on the team. She led UT in 3-pointers made in a team-high 11 games. Tallied 28 points and 11 rebounds in UT s second round contest in the NCAA Tournament with Louisville (3/20/17), marking her eighth double-double of the year. Fired in a career-high 30 points to go along with nine boards and three assists to lead the Lady Vols to a win over #3/2 Mississippi State (2/26/17) on the road and their fourth Top-10 win of the season. Drew a foul with five seconds remaining in game at #4 South Carolina (1/30/17) and converted both free throws to give Tennessee the victory. She finished with career highs in points (27) and free throws made (12). Hit the game-winning shot against #6 Notre Dame (1/16/17) with 11 seconds remaining in the game to give Tennessee its second top-10 win of the season. Finished with 12 points, five rebounds, two assists and a steal. Helped ice UT s win over #17/23 Kentucky (1/1/17), scoring 18 points and hitting all four of her free throws in the final 34 seconds of the game to seal the victory for the Lady Vols. Father, Greg, played basketball at Maryland and sister, Jackie, signed with Maryland but played at St. Mary s. Graduated Aug and is pursuing grad studies in Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS *ETSU 11/ *James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG / / / / Totals /

21 21 MERCEDES RUSSELL R-SR Center 6-6 Communication Studies Springfield, Ore. Springfield H.S. PLAYER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS Points: 20 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 10 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 1 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17 Blocks: 1 // JMU, 11/15/17* Field Goals: 8 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 4 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Minutes: 26 // JMU, 11/15/17 Tallied 14 points and eight rebounds against James Madison, bringing her career rebound total to 800 and making her just the 18th Lady Vol to reach that mark. Notched her 31st career double-double against ETSU with 20 points and 10 rebounds. Ranks second in SEC active career double-doubles and is tied for sixth all-time at UT. Preseason Coaches & Media All-SEC First Team & College Sports Madness A-A Third Team ( ). Named to John R. Wooden Award and Lisa Leslie Award Watch Lists ( ). AP and WBCA Honorable Mention All-American ( ). Named to the 2017 Coaches and AP All-SEC Second Team after improving several key areas of her game: points (9.9 to 16.1), rebounds (8.3 to 9.7) and free throw percentage (.554 to.671). Also shot.562 from the field. Russell was Tennessee s second-leading scorer last season at 16.1 per game and leading rebounder at 9.7 per contest, which was tied for the fourth highest single-season average in Lady Vol history with Glory Johnson. Her numbers are the best by a true center at UT since Daedra Charles (17.3/9.2) in Led the SEC in double-doubles last season with 19, a total that ranks as the most ever by a Lady Vol junior, and scored in double figures in 30 of 32 games, including five with 20 or more points. Her double-double total is the second most ever recorded by a Lady Vol behind Candace Parker s 21 during her sophomore season. Scored 15+ points in 22 games as a redshirt junior after scoring 15+ in only four games over her first two years. In UT s game at Alabama (2/16/17), Russell became the 43rd Lady Vol to score 1,000 points. She finished with 17 in the game to go along with nine boards. Named SEC Player of the Week (1/3/17) after dropping 20 points and 11 rebounds aganist UNCW (12/29/16) followed up by 22 points and nine rebounds in UT s win over #17/23 Kentucky (1/1/17). That marked the second conference honor for Russell, who was the SEC Freshman of the Week in Sat out season as a redshirt to recover from off-season surgery on both feet. Has been a part of four USA Basketball teams that won international competitions. Started all three games along with Jaime Nared and was leading rebounder (6.3 rpg.) and averaged 5.3 ppg. for the victorious USA U23 team at the 2017 U24 Four Nations Tournament in Tokyo, Japan. Earned a degree in communications studies in May 2017 and is continuing undergraduate studies. CAREER HIGHS SEC HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER *Indicates most recent high Points: 26 // Auburn, 1/19/17 Rebounds: 17 // Georgia, 2/5/17 Assists: 3 // Louisville, 3/20/17* Steals: 4 // Ole Miss, 1/12/17 Blocks: 6 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17* Field Goals: 12 // Ohio State, 3/25/16 Free Throws: 9 // JMU, 11/11/16 Minutes: 49 // Georgia, 2/5/17 Points: 26 // Auburn, 1/19/17 Rebounds: 17 // Georgia, 2/5/17 Assists: 3 // Missouri, 2/9/17* Steals: 4 // Ole Miss, 1/12/17 Blocks: 6 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17 Field Goals: 11 // Auburn, 1/19/17 Free Throws: 7 // Vanderbilt, 1/5/17 Minutes: 49 // Georgia, 2/5/ Career Had a Double-Double 1 31 Scored 10+ Points 2 59 Scored 20+ Points 1 8 Led UT in Scoring 1 14 Led UT in Blocks 1 60 Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Steals -- 7 Had 3+ Blocks Had 10+ Rebounds GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS *ETSU 11/ *James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG / Redshirt / / / Totals /

22 2 EVINA WESTBROOK PLAYER HIGHS SEC HIGHS CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS PRODUCTION TRACKER Points: 6 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 5 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 6 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Blocks: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17* Minutes: 27 // ETSU, 11/12/17 *Indicates most recent high Points: 6 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Rebounds: 5 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Assists: 6 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Steals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Blocks: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Field Goals: 2 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Free Throws: 2 // JMU, 11/15/17* Minutes: 27 // ETSU, 11/12/17 Points: -- Rebounds: -- Assists: -- Steals: -- Blocks: -- Field Goals: -- Free Throws: -- Minutes: -- Name Pronounced: ee-vee-na Career Had a Double-Double Scored 10+ Points Scored 20+ Points Led UT in Scoring Led UT in Rebounding Led UT in Assists 1 1 Led UT in Steals Had 3+ Blocks Had 3+ Steals LADY VOLS BASKETBALL FR Guard 6-0 Communications Studies Salem, Ore. South Salem H.S. Added two points, four assists and one rebound in 24 minutes of action against James Madison. Racked up six points and five rebounds while dishing out six assists in her first collegiate start against ETSU. Tallied 17 points, six assists, two steals and six rebounds in her first game action as a Lady Vol during Tennessee s exhibition win over Carson-Newman. Sports Illustrated Preseason National Freshman of the Year ( ) Won gold medal at FIBA Americas U18 Championship (2016). Participated in USA Women s U19 World Cup Team Trials (2017). Took part in USA Women s U17 World Championship Team Trials (2014). Played for CalStars AAU program and is a former teammate of UT senior Jaime Nared. Ranked No. 2 overall and the No. 1 guard in the 2017 HoopGurlz espnw Top 100. Ranked No. 2 overall and the No. 1 guard in the 2017 Prospectsnation.com Elite 150. Morgan Wootten and USA TODAY National Player of the Year (2017). USA TODAY All-USA First Team (2016, 2017). WBCA, Naismith and MaxPreps All-American (2017). McDonald s All-American (2017), tallying 10 points, four rebounds and four assists for the West. Played in Jordan Brand Classic (2017), finishing with eight points, four assists and three rebounds for the West. Naismith Player of the Year Finalist (2017). Gatorade Oregon Girls Player of the Year (2016, 2017). Oregon 6A Female Basketball Player of the Year (2017). First-team All-State (2015, 2016, 2017) All-State Academic Team. Started in all 115 high school games and lists career totals of 1,710 points, 521 rebounds, 416 assists, 396 steals and 159 blocked shots. Averaged 24.8 ppg., 7.5 rpg., 5.8 apg. and 5.1 spg. as a senior as SSHS finished third in the state tournament. As a junior in , she averaged 20.2 ppg., 6.1 rpg. and 6.9 apg. to help her team to a 28-1 record and a second-straight Oregon Class 6A state title. As a sophomore in , she averaged 18.6 ppg., 6.0 rpg. and 4.2 apg. to help her team to a 27-2 record and an Oregon Class 6A state title. Started all 30 games as a freshman and averaged 16.2 ppg as the Saxons placed fourth in the state tourney GAME-BY-GAME STATS OPPONENT DATE MIN FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OR DR TR PF-FO A TO BLK STL PTS *ETSU 11/ *James Madison 11/ Wichita State vs. Marquette vs. Oklahoma State vs. South Dakota Central Arkansas Alabama State Troy Texas at Long Beach State at Stanford at Kentucky Auburn Vanderbilt at Texas A&M at South Carolina at Notre Dame Miss. State Ole Miss at LSU Texas A&M at Vanderbilt at Arkansas Georgia Alabama at Missouri at Florida South Carolina * indicates game started CAREER STATS Season GP-GS MIN/MPG FGs FG Pct 3FGs 3FG Pct FTs FT Pct O-R-Reb RPG PF-FO Asst TO Blk Stl Pts PPG /

23 CAREER GAME-BY-GAME STATS RENNIA DAVIS Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *ETSU *JMU KORTNEY DUNBAR Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. Penn Oral Roberts Winthrop Tennessee St Saint Francis at Lipscomb Stanford Missouri at Vanderbilt Texas A&M at Arkansas at Auburn LSU Georgia at Florida at Ole Miss Kentucky Vanderbilt Georgia Kentucky Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *Central Ark *Penn State Syracuse Chattanooga UAlbany at Wichita State at Stanford *at Oregon State *Stetson Missouri Florida Auburn Arkansas Notre Dame Alabama Texas A&M South Carolina Ole Miss LSU Alabama Georgia vs. Arkansas vs. Texas A&M vs. Green Bay at Arizona St vs. Ohio State vs. Syracuse Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. at JMU Navy at ETSU at Penn St at Va. Tech Tenn. State Baylor App. State Troy UNCW Kentucky Vanderbilt Notre Dame Auburn Vanderbilt Georgia Missouri Texas A&M Alabama Arkansas Florida Dayton Louisville Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. ETSU JMU CHERIDENE GREEN Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. ETSU JMU KAMERA HARRIS Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. Navy at ETSU Tenn. State App. State Troy UNCW Vanderbilt Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. ETSU JMU ANASTASIA HAYES Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. ETSU JMU MEME JACKSON Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. Syracuse Chattanooga UAlbany Texas ETSU Virginia Tech at Wichita State at Stanford at Oregon State Stetson Missouri Auburn Mississippi St Alabama Ole Miss Alabama Georgia vs. Arkansas vs. Green Bay at Arizona St vs. Syracuse Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. at JMU Navy at ETSU at Penn St at Va. Tech *Tenn. State *Baylor *at Texas *App. State *Stanford *Troy *UNCW *Kentucky *Vanderbilt *Miss. State *Ole Miss *Notre Dame *Auburn *Vanderbilt *Florida *South Carolina *LSU *Georgia Missouri Texas A&M Alabama *Arkansas Florida Miss. State Alabama Dayton Louisville Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *ETSU *JMU KASIYAHNA KUSHKITUAH Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. ETSU JMU JAIME NARED Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. Penn *Oral Roberts *Winthrop Tennessee St at Chattanooga at Texas Saint Francis at Lipscomb at Rutgers Wichita State Stanford Oregon State Missouri at Vanderbilt Texas A&M at Arkansas at Auburn at Notre Dame LSU Georgia at Kentucky Mississippi St at Florida at Ole Miss Kentucky *Alabama at S. Carolina at Georgia Vanderbilt Georgia Kentucky S. Carolina Boise St Pitt Gonzaga Maryland Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *at Stanford *at Oregon State Stetson *Missouri *Florida *Auburn *Arkansas *Notre Dame *Vanderbilt *Kentucky *Mississippi St *Alabama *Arkansas *Texas A&M *Vanderbilt *South Carolina *Ole Miss *LSU *Alabama *Georgia *vs. Arkansas *vs. Texas A&M *vs. Miss. St *vs. Green Bay *at Arizona St *vs. Ohio State *vs. Syracuse Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *at JMU *Navy *at ETSU *at Penn St *at Va. Tech *Tenn. State *Baylor *at Texas *App. State *Stanford *Troy *UNCW *Kentucky *Vanderbilt *Miss. State *Ole Miss *Notre Dame *Auburn *Vanderbilt *Florida *South Carolina *LSU *Georgia *Missouri *Texas A&M *Alabama *Arkansas *Florida *Miss. State *Alabama *Dayton *Louisville Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *ETSU *JMU MERCEDES RUSSELL Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. at MTSU at UNC Chattanooga Georgia Tech Oakland Virginia SMU *Texas Troy Tennessee State at Stanford Lipscomb LSU *Georgia *Ole Miss *Vanderbilt *Mississippi State Notre Dame Florida Texas A&M Arkansas Alabama Ole Miss Vanderbilt

24 CAREER GAME-BY-GAME STATS Kentucky Auburn Missouri LSU South Carolina LSU Texas A&M Kentucky Northwestern St St. John s Maryland Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *Central Ark *Penn State *Syracuse *Chattanooga *UAlbany *Texas *ETSU *Virginia Tech *at Wichita State *at Stanford *at Oregon State *Stetson *Missouri *Florida *Auburn *Arkansas *Notre Dame *Vanderbilt *Kentucky *Mississippi St *Alabama *Arkansas *Texas A&M *Vanderbilt *South Carolina *Ole Miss LSU *Alabama Georgia vs. Arkansas vs. Texas A&M vs. Miss. St *vs. Green Bay *vs. Arizona St *vs. Ohio State *vs. Syracuse *Miss. State *Alabama *Dayton *Louisville Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *ETSU *JMU EVINA WESTBROOK Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *ETSU *JMU * Denotes games started Opp. Pts. Reb. Asts. Blk Stl. *at JMU *Navy *at ETSU *at Penn St *at Va. Tech *Tenn. State *Baylor *at Texas *App. State *Stanford *Troy *UNCW *Kentucky *Vanderbilt *Miss. State *Ole Miss *Notre Dame *Auburn *Vanderbilt *Florida *South Carolina *LSU *Georgia *Missouri *Texas A&M *Alabama *Arkansas *Florida

25 CUMULATIVE STATISTICS Tennessee Lady Vols Tennessee Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2017) 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 31 Nared, Jaime Russell, Mercedes Hayes, Anastasia Davis, Rennia Green, Cheridene Jackson, Meme Dunbar, Kortney Westbrook, Evina Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Harris, Kamera Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS UT 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 13 3 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/12/17 ETSU W /15/17 JAMES MADISON W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Totals Tennessee Opponents

26 POINTS, REBOUNDS, ASSISTS Tennessee Lady Vols Tennessee Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Nov 16, 2017) All games Opponent Date Score DAVIS,RENN HAYES,ANAS WESTBROOK, HARRIS,KAM JACKSON,ME KUSHKITUAH DUNBAR,KOR ETSU 11/12/ W JAMES MADISON 11/15/ W POINTS, REBOUNDS, ASSISTS Opponent Date Score GREEN,CHER RUSSELL,ME NARED,JAIM ETSU 11/12/ W JAMES MADISON 11/15/ W COMPARISON REPORT Tennessee Lady Vols Tennessee Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Nov 16, 2017) All games Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal Fouls ETSU 37/16 50/ / / / / / / / /12 24/21 12/1 12/12 18/25 JAMES MADISON 48/28 41/ / / / / / / / /10 13/17 1/2 11/5 16/20 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category POINTS, REBOUNDS, ASSISTS

27 CATEGORY LEADERS Points G Pts Pts/G Nared, Jaime Russell, Mercedes Hayes, Anastasia Davis, Rennia Jackson, Meme Green, Cheridene Dunbar, Kortney Westbrook, Evina Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Harris, Kamera FG Percentage FG Att Pct Russell, Mercedes Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Green, Cheridene Dunbar, Kortney Nared, Jaime Jackson, Meme Davis, Rennia Harris, Kamera Hayes, Anastasia Westbrook, Evina Point Percentage 3FG Att Pct Dunbar, Kortney Jackson, Meme Nared, Jaime Hayes, Anastasia Davis, Rennia Westbrook, Evina Free Throw Percent FG Att Pct Davis, Rennia Hayes, Anastasia Russell, Mercedes Nared, Jaime Westbrook, Evina Green, Cheridene Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Jackson, Meme Scoring Average G Pts Avg/G Nared, Jaime Russell, Mercedes Hayes, Anastasia Davis, Rennia Jackson, Meme Green, Cheridene Dunbar, Kortney Westbrook, Evina Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Harris, Kamera Field Goal Attempts G Att Att/G Nared, Jaime Davis, Rennia Russell, Mercedes Jackson, Meme Green, Cheridene Field Goals Made G Made Made/G Russell, Mercedes Nared, Jaime Davis, Rennia Green, Cheridene Jackson, Meme Point FG Attempts G Att Att/G Nared, Jaime Jackson, Meme Davis, Rennia Dunbar, Kortney Westbrook, Evina Point FG Made G Made Made/G Jackson, Meme Nared, Jaime Dunbar, Kortney Davis, Rennia Hayes, Anastasia Free Throw Attempts G Att Att/G Hayes, Anastasia Nared, Jaime Green, Cheridene Westbrook, Evina Russell, Mercedes Free Throws Made G Made Made/G Hayes, Anastasia Nared, Jaime Westbrook, Evina Russell, Mercedes Green, Cheridene

28 CATEGORY LEADERS Rebounds G Reb Reb/G Nared, Jaime Russell, Mercedes Davis, Rennia Green, Cheridene Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Westbrook, Evina Hayes, Anastasia Rebound Average G Reb Avg/G Nared, Jaime Russell, Mercedes Davis, Rennia Green, Cheridene Hayes, Anastasia Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Westbrook, Evina Offensive Rebounds G No. Avg/G Russell, Mercedes Green, Cheridene Nared, Jaime Davis, Rennia Westbrook, Evina Harris, Kamera Defensive Rebounds G No. Avg/G Nared, Jaime Davis, Rennia Russell, Mercedes Green, Cheridene Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Hayes, Anastasia Fouls G No. Per/G Davis, Rennia Westbrook, Evina Green, Cheridene Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Hayes, Anastasia Assists G No. Ast/G Hayes, Anastasia Westbrook, Evina Nared, Jaime Jackson, Meme Davis, Rennia Steals G No. Stl/G Davis, Rennia Hayes, Anastasia Jackson, Meme Nared, Jaime Dunbar, Kortney Westbrook, Evina Green, Cheridene Blocked Shots G No. Blk/G Green, Cheridene Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Russell, Mercedes Westbrook, Evina Harris, Kamera Davis, Rennia Nared, Jaime Minutes G No. Min/G Hayes, Anastasia Nared, Jaime Westbrook, Evina Jackson, Meme Russell, Mercedes Turnovers G No. TO/G Hayes, Anastasia Davis, Rennia Westbrook, Evina Green, Cheridene Jackson, Meme Foulouts G No.

29 HIGHS & LOWS TENNESSEE INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 25 NARED, JAIME VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 9 NARED, JAIME VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOAL ATT. 17 NARED, JAIME VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FG PCT (MIN 5 MADE).875 (7-8) RUSSELL, MERCEDES VS JAMES MADISON 3-POINT FG MADE 3 NARED, JAIME VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 JACKSON, MEME VS ETSU (11/12/17) 3-POINT FG ATT. 6 JACKSON, MEME VS ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROWS MADE 12 HAYES, ANASTASIA VS ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROW ATT. 13 HAYES, ANASTASIA VS ETSU (11/12/17) REBOUNDS 13 NARED, JAIME VS ETSU (11/12/17) ASSISTS 8 HAYES, ANASTASIA VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) STEALS 3 DAVIS, RENNIA VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 DAVIS, RENNIA VS ETSU (11/12/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 3 KUSHKITUAH,KASIYAHNA VS ETSU (11/12/17) 3 GREEN, CHERIDENE VS ETSU (11/12/17) TURNOVERS 8 HAYES, ANASTASIA VS ETSU (11/12/17) FOULS 4 DAVIS, RENNIA VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 4 DAVIS, RENNIA VS ETSU (11/12/17) MINUTES 31 NARED, JAIME VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) TENNESSEE TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 89 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 33 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 65 ETSU (11/12/17) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.550 (33-60)JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 8 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 23 ETSU (11/12/17) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.533 (8-15) JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROWS MADE 21 ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 31 ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.677 (21-31) ETSU (11/12/17) REBOUNDS 59 ETSU (11/12/17) ASSISTS 21 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) STEALS 12 ETSU (11/12/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 12 ETSU (11/12/17) TURNOVERS 24 ETSU (11/12/17) FOULS 18 ETSU (11/12/17) TENNESSEE TEAM GAME LOWS POINTS 87 ETSU (11/12/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 30 ETSU (11/12/17) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 60 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.462 (30-65) ETSU (11/12/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 6 ETSU (11/12/17) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 15 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.261 (6-23) ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROWS MADE 15 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 26 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.577 (15-26) JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) REBOUNDS 43 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) ASSISTS 16 ETSU (11/12/17) STEALS 11 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 1 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) TURNOVERS 13 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FOULS 16 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 14 BARRIER, LEXIE VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 6 BARRIER, LEXIE VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOAL ATT. 18 BARRIER, LEXIE VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FG PCT (MIN 5 MADE).556 (5-9) KOSHUTA, KELLY VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3-POINT FG MADE 3 KOSHUTA, KELLY VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3-POINT FG ATT. 9 COPNEY, SHY VS ETSU (11/12/17) 3-PT FG PCT (MIN 2 MADE) (3-3) KOSHUTA, KELLY VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROWS MADE 3 MERRITT, DEVON VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROW ATT. 4 MERRITT, DEVON VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FT PCT (MIN 3 MADE).750 (3-4) MERRITT, DEVON VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) REBOUNDS 10 MERRITT, DEVON VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) ASSISTS 5 CRAIG, JADA VS ETSU (11/12/17) STEALS 3 DEAN, RAVEN VS ETSU (11/12/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 1 SMALLS, KAMIAH VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 1 COOPERWILLIAMS,KAYLA VS JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 1 TIPPS, SADASIA VS ETSU (11/12/17) TURNOVERS 5 COPNEY, SHY VS ETSU (11/12/17) 5 SHERER, ALAYJAH VS ETSU (11/12/17) 5 HAYNES-OVERTON,ERICA VS ETSU (11/12/17) FOULS 5 HAYNES-OVERTON,ERICA VS ETSU (11/12/17) OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 60 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 25 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 77 ETSU (11/12/17) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.368 (25-68) JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 5 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 22 ETSU (11/12/17) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.238 (5-21) JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROWS MADE 7 ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 12 ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE.583 (7-12) ETSU (11/12/17) REBOUNDS 39 ETSU (11/12/17) ASSISTS 12 ETSU (11/12/17) STEALS 12 ETSU (11/12/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 2 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) TURNOVERS 21 ETSU (11/12/17) FOULS 25 ETSU (11/12/17) OPPONENT TEAM GAME LOWS POINTS 49 ETSU (11/12/17) FIELD GOALS MADE 19 ETSU (11/12/17) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 68 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE.247 (19-77) ETSU (11/12/17) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 4 ETSU (11/12/17) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 21 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE.182 (4-22) ETSU (11/12/17) FREE THROWS MADE 5 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 9 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE. 556 (5-9) JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) REBOUNDS 35 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) ASSISTS 10 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) STEALS 5 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) BLOCKED SHOTS 1 ETSU (11/12/17) TURNOVERS 17 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17) FOULS 20 JAMES MADISON (11/15/17)

30 BOX SCORES Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics ETSU vs Tennessee 11/12/17 2:01 p.m. at Knoxville, Tenn. (Thompson-Boling Arena) ETSU Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 05 Dean, Raven f Snowden, Britney f Tarter, Tianna g Haynes-Overton,Erica g Sherer, Alayjah g Craig, Jada Schurr, Malloree Stephney, Anajae Tipps, Sadasia Copney, Shy Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % Tennessee nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % % Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Game: % % % Deadball Rebounds 3 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 00 Davis, Rennia f Nared, Jaime f Russell, Mercedes c Westbrook, Evina g Jackson, Meme g Hayes, Anastasia Harris, Kamera Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Dunbar, Kortney Green, Cheridene Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % Officials: Beverly Roberts, Cameron Inouye, Angel Stanton Technical fouls: ETSU-None. Tennessee-None. Attendance: 8869 Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total ETSU Tennessee th: % % % Game: % % % Deadball Rebounds 7 Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics James Madison vs Tennessee 11/15/17 7:02 p.m. at Knoxville, Tenn. (Thompson-Boling Arena) James Madison Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 04 Butler, Tasia f CooperWilliams,Kayla c Smalls, Kamiah g Barron, Hailee g Barrier, Lexie g Harris, Tori Bellerand, Breyenne Young, Aneah Reynolds, Logan Koshuta, Kelly Merritt, Devon Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % Tennessee nd: % % % 3rd: % % % 4th: % % % Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Game: % % % Deadball Rebounds 1 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 00 Davis, Rennia f Nared, Jaime f Russell, Mercedes c Westbrook, Evina g Jackson, Meme g Hayes, Anastasia Harris, Kamera Kushkituah,Kasiyahna Dunbar, Kortney Green, Cheridene Team Totals st - FG %: % 3FG %: % FT %: % 2nd: % % % 3rd: % % % Officials: Michael McConnell, Laura Morris, Roy Gulbeyan Technical fouls: James Madison-None. Tennessee-None. Attendance: 7553 Score by periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total James Madison Tennessee th: % % % Game: % % % Deadball Rebounds 6

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32 BROADCAST MEDIA SHEET (Previous game s starters noted with orange numbers) RENNIA DAVIS GP/GS PPG RPG APG SPG FG% FT% / Career 2/ Career Highs Pts: 6 Reb: 8 Asst: 2 Stl: 3 Min: 24 Name Pronounced: reh-nye-uh ANASTASIA HAYES GP/GS PPG RPG APG SPG FG% FT% / Career 2/ Career Highs Pts: 17 Reb: 5 Asst: 8 Stl: 2 Min: 29 Name Pronounced: anna-stay-zhuh EVINA WESTBROOK Fr. G 6-0 Salem, Ore./South Salem H.S. GP/GS PPG RPG APG SPG FG% FT% / Career 2/ Career Highs Pts: 6 Reb: 5 Asst: 6 Stl: 2 Min: 27 Name Pronounced: ee-vee-na Fr. F 6-2 Jacksonville, Fla./Ribault H.S. Tallied 17 points, eight rebounds and three steals in 22 minutes against James Madison. Scored six points and added eight rebounds, three steals and two assists in her Lady Vols debut against ETSU. Posted a double-double in her first game action as a Lady Vol, netting 27 points and 13 rebounds while snagging three steals in Tennessee s exhibition win over Carson-Newman. McDonald s All-American (2017) and MaxPreps First-Team All-American (2017). Averaged 26.3 ppg., 10.5 rpg. and 3.4 apg. while leading the Trojans to the 2017 state title. Fr. G 5-7 Murfreesboro, Tenn./Riverdale H.S. Contributed seven points, eight assists and a steal in Tennessee s win over James Madison. Went 12-of-13 from the free-throw line and tallied 17 points, three assists and two steals in her first game as a Lady Vol, playing 29 minutes against ETSU. Saw her first game action as a Lady Vol against Carson-Newman, notching 19 points, three steals and three assists in 21 minutes of play during Tennessee s exhibition. WBCA, MaxPreps, McDonald s and Naismith All-American (2017). Naismith Player of the Year Finalist and Gatorade Tennessee Girls Player of the Year (2017). Averaged 22.5 ppg., 5.3 rpg. and 3.7 apg. and 3.1 spg. while leading RHS to the 2017 state title. Added two points, four assists and one rebound in 24 minutes of action against James Madison. Racked up six points and five rebounds while dishing out six assists in her first collegiate start against ETSU. Tallied 17 points, six assists, two steals and six rebounds in her first game action as a Lady Vol during Tennessee s exhibition win over Carson-Newman Sports Illustrated Preseason National Freshman of the Year. Morgan Wootten National Player of the Year and USA Today National Player of the Year (2017). Averaged 24.8 ppg., 7.5 rpg., 5.8 apg. and 5.1 spg. as a senior as SSHS finished third in the state tournament. 5 KAMERA HARRIS GP/GS PPG RPG SPG BPG FG% FT% / Career 9/ Career Highs Pts: 4 Reb: 3 Blk: 1 Stl: -- Min: 19 Name Pronounced: CAM-er-ruh So. C 6-3 Hampton, Ga./Dutchtown H.S. Tallied two points, a block and two rebounds in four minutes against ETSU. Notched three points and a rebound while going 1-of-1 from the field against Appalachian State. Scored four points and grabbed three rebounds in 19 minutes of action against Tennessee State. Converted her first career field goal with 5:10 left in the game vs. Tennessee State. Set a national single-game prep record for blocked shots in 2014 with 28 vs. Veterans High School in the first round of the state tournament, eclipising the previous record of 25 held by Brittney Griner.. MEME JACKSON Jr. G/F 5-11 Murfreesboro, Tenn./Blackman H.S. 10 GP/GS PPG RPG APG SPG FG% FT% / Career 55/ Career Highs Pts: 20 Reb: 7 Asst: 5 Stl: 3 Min: 42 Name Pronounced: ME-ME Tallied eight points, three assists and two steals against James Madison in her 21st career start. Logged nine points, a rebound and a steal in 25 minutes against ETSU. Played in all 32 games last season, starting 19, and averaged 4.7 points and 1.8 rebounds per contest. Improved her 3-point shooting in , connecting on 32.9 percent of her shots from deep and leading the team in threes made six times during the season. Stepped up her play in her second season, scoring at least five points in 14 games after not scoring more than four points in any game during her freshman year KASIYAHNA KUSHKITUAH Fr. C 6-4 Atlanta, Ga./St. Francis H.S. GP/GS PPG RPG BPG SPG FG% FT% / Career 2/ Career Highs Pts: 4 Reb: 4 Blk: 3 Stl: 1 Min: 15 Name Pronounced: CASS-ee-YAW-nuh kush-kitta-wah KORTNEY DUNBAR GP/GS PPG RPG SPG BPG FG% FT% / Career 73/ Career Highs Pts: 24 Reb: 13 Blk: 2 Stl: 2 Min: 34 Tallied two rebounds, an assist and a steal in 14 minutes of action against James Madison. Blocked three shots, scored four points and pulled down four rebounds during her Tennessee debut against ETSU. Posted a double-double during her first game action as a Lady Vol, collecting 10 rebounds and 13 points against Carson-Newman. McDonald s All-American (2017). WBCA and Naismith Honorable Mention All-American (2017). Senior year stats included 12.5 ppg., 7.7 rpg. and 2.0 pg., St. Francis finished 26-5 and lost in the state semifinals. Sr. F 6-2 Edwardsville, Ill./Edwardsville H.S. Knocked down two threes and collected two rebounds against James Madison. Sank a three-pointer and added two rebounds and a steal in 15 minutes of action against ETSU. Led the team in 3-pointers made on four occasions during the season. Provided a spark off the bench with two points and five rebounds against Arkansas. Tallied six points on a pair of 3-pointers and grabbed four rebounds in 10 minutes of play vs. Vanderbilt. Scored a season-high 13 points and grabbed nine rebounds, hitting three three-pointers vs. TSU. 15 CHERIDENE GREEN Jr. F 6-3 London, England/Harris Academy Beckenham/ASA College GP/GS PPG RPG BPG SPG FG% FT% Scored 10 points and pulled down four rebounds in 17 minutes against James Madison / Blocked three shots while scoring seven points and grabbing seven rebounds against ETSU in her first game Career 2/ as a Lady Vol. Sat out last season to rehab a right knee injury suffered in at ASA College in Brooklyn, N.Y. Career Highs Pts: 10 Reb: 7 Asst: 1 Blk: 3 Min: 17 Name Pronounced: SHARE-ih-dean Two-time National Junior College Athletic Association All-American at ASA. Averaged 20.5 points, 16.5 rebounds, 3.9 blocks and 2.5 steals per contest as a sophomore MERCEDES RUSSELL R-Sr. C 6-6 Springfield, Ore./Springfield H.S. GP/GS PPG RPG APG BPG FG% FT% / Career 105/ Career Highs Pts: 26 Reb: 17 Blk: 6 Asst: 3 Min: 49 JAIME NARED GP/GS PPG RPG APG SPG FG% FT% / Career 97/ Career Highs Pts: 30 Reb: 14 Asst: 6 Stl: 4 Min: 40 Name Pronounced: JAY-mee NARD Tallied 14 points and eight rebounds against James Madison, bringing her career rebound total to 800 and making her just the 18th Lady Vol to reach that mark. Notched her 31st career double-double against ETSU with 20 points and 10 rebounds Coaches & Media Preseason All-SEC First Team; Wooden Award & Lisa Leslie Award Watch Lists WBCA and AP Honorable Mention All-American. Named to the Coaches and AP All-SEC Second Team after improving several key areas of her game: points (9.9 to 16.1), rebounds (8.3 to 9.7) and free throw percentage (.554 to.671). Shot.564 from the field. Sr. G/F 6-2 Portland, Ore./Westview H.S. Led the team in scoring and rebounding against JMU with 25 points and nine rebounds while also tallying five assists. Logged a double-double against ETSU with 13 points, 13 rebounds, two steals and three assists Coaches Preseason All-SEC First Team, Wooden Award & Cheryl Miller Award Watch Lists Named to the Coaches All-SEC Second Team after improving multiple areas of her game: points (8.3 to 15.6), rebounds (4.8 to 6.9), field goal percentage (.342 to.423) and free throw percentage (.741 to.876). Shot.876 percent from the free throw line last season, which was first in the SEC and tied for 18th in the country.