Louisville Cardinals Basketball Information

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1 Schedule/Results Date Opponent TV Result November Sun. 11 MANHATTAN... WHAS W Thur. 15 SAMFORD =... WHAS W Sun. 18 MIAMI (Ohio)... WHAS W Thur. 22 Northern Iowa *... NBC Sports Net W Fri. 23 #13/14 Missouri *.. NBC Sports Net W Sat. 24 #5/5 Duke *... NBC Sports Net L December Sat. 1 ILLINOIS STATE... WHAS W Tues. 4 at College of Charleston... ESPNU W Sat. 8 MISSOURI KANSAS CITY... ESPN3 W Sat. 15 at Memphis... FOX Sports Net W Wed. 19 FLORIDA INTL. ^... WHAS W Sat. 22 Western Ky (Nashville,TN)... ESPNU W Sat. 29 #nr/23 KENTUCKY... CBS W January Wed. 2 PROVIDENCE... BEN/WHAS W Wed. 9 at Seton Hall... ESPN2 W Sat. 12 USF... BEN/WHAS W Mon. 14 at Connecticut... ESPN W Sat. 19 #6/6 SYRACUSE... ESPN L Tues. 22 at Villanova... BEN/WHAS L Sat. 26 at Georgetown... ESPN L Mon. 28 PITTSBURGH... ESPN W February Sun. 3 #25/25 MARQUETTE... ESPN W Wed. 6 at Rutgers... BEN/WHAS W Sat. 9 at #25/nr Notre Dame... ESPN / 5OT L Thur. 14 ST. JOHN'S... ESPN W Sun. 17 at USF... ESPN W Sat. 23 SETON HALL... BEN/WHAS W Wed. 27 at DePaul... ESPNU W March Sat. 2 at #12/12 Syracuse... CBS W Mon. 4 CINCINNATI... ESPN W Sat. 9 #24/24 NOTRE DAME... CBS W Thur. 14 Villanova >... ESPN W Fri. 15 #24/nr Notre Dame >... ESPN W Sat. 16 #19/20 Syracuse >... ESPN W Thur. 21 North Carolina A&T +... TBS W Sat. 23 Colorado State +... CBS W Fri. 29 #25/24 CBS W Sun. 31 #6/7 CBS W April Sat. 6 Wichita State %... CBS W Mon. 8 #10/11 Michigan %... CBS W = Battle 4 Atlantis opening game (Louisville, Ky.) * Battle 4 Atlantis (Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas) ^ Billy Minardi Classic (Louisville, Ky.) > BIG EAST Championship (New York, N.Y.) + NCAA Second/Third Rounds (Lexington, NCAA Midwest Regional (Indianapolis, Ind.) % NCAA Final Four (Atlanta, Ga.) rankings are listed #AP/ USA Today Louisville Cardinals Roster 1980, 1986, 2013 NCAA Champions 10 NCAA Final Fours 39 NCAA Tournament Appearances Sports Information University of Louisville Louisville, KY Phone: (502) Fax: (502) kenny.klein@louisville.edu Louisville Cardinals Basketball Information Team Information Overall Record 35-5 (Home 15-1, Away 8-3, Neutral 12-1) BIG EAST Conference Record 14-4 BIG EAST Conference Finish Co-Champion NCAA Tournament Finish won NCAA title; beat Michigan in championship game Final UL Natl. Ranking 1st USA Today, 2nd AP Lettermen Returning/Lost 8/3 Starters Returning 3 (G Russ Smith, F Chane Behanan, F Wayne Blackshear) Starters Lost 2 (G Peyton Siva, C Gorgui Dieng) All-Time Record 1, (99 years) All-Time NCAA Tournament Record (39 Appearances, 10 Final Fours, 3 NCAA Championships , 1986, 2013) General/Administration Location Louisville, Ky Founded 1798 Enrollment 22,000 Nickname/Colors Cardinals/Red and Black Conference The American (accepted invitation to ACC on Nov. 28, 2012) Home Court KFC Yum! Center (22,000) President Dr. James Ramsey Faculty Representative Elaine Wise Vice President for Athletics Tom Jurich Web Site Address No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 22 Akoy Agau F Fr. HS Omaha, Neb. (Omaha Central HS) 4 Dillon Avare G Fr. Wk Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic HS) 21 Chane Behanan F Jr. 2L Cincinnati, Ohio (Bowling Green HS) 20 Wayne Blackshear G/F Jr. 2L Chicago, Ill. (Morgan Park HS) 1 Anton Gill G Fr. HS Raleigh, N.C. (Hargrave Military Acad.) 11 Luke Hancock F Sr. 1L Roanoke, Va. (George Mason) 24 Montrezl Harrell F So. 2L Tarboro, N.C. (Hargrave Military Acad.) 15 Tim Henderson G Sr. 3L Louisville, Ky. (Christian Academy) 3 Chris Jones G Jr. JC Memphis, Tenn. (NW Florida College) 23 David Levitch G Fr. Wk Goshen, Ky. (North Oldham HS) 12 Mangok Mathiang F/C Fr. RS Melbourne, Australia (IMG Academy) 0 Terry Rozier G Fr. HS Youngstown, Ohio (Hargrave Military Acad.) 2 Russ Smith G Sr. 3L Brooklyn, N.Y. (South Kent School) 44 Stephan Van Treese F Sr. 3L Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence North HS) 5 Kevin Ware G Jr. 2L Bronx, N.Y. (Rockdale County HS) Pronunciation: Akoy Agau (uh-koy uh-gow, like cow with a G ), Avare (A-var), Chane (Shane), Montrezl Mathiang (mon-trez, silent L MATH-ee-ang), Levitch (LEV-itch), Stephan (STEE-vun), Rozier (row-zeer) Basketball Staff Head Coach Rick Pitino (UMass '74) U of L Record (12th yr.) Overall Record (28th yr.) BIG EAST Record (9 yrs.) NCAA Tournament Record (18 appearances, 7 Final Fours, 2 NCAA Titles) Asst. Coach: Wyking Jones (Loyola-Mary. 95) Asst. Coach: Kevin Keatts (Marshall 11) Asst. Coach: Mike Balado (St. Thomas 98) Dir. of BB Oper.: Andre McGee (Louisville 09) Head Trainer Fred Hina Strength Coach Ray Ganong Equipment Manager Vinny Tatum Dir. of Video Operations Doug Davenport Program Assistant Tim Gray Asst. Video Coordinator William Minardi Executive Asst. to Pitino Jordan Sucher Receptionist Stephanie Davis Team Doctors Dr. Jon Becker, Dr. John Ellis, Dr. Chris Pitcock Important Phone Numbers Athletic Department (502) Athletic Ticket Office (502) Tickets ticketoffice@louisville.edu Sports Information Office (502) Basketball Office (502) Sports Information Contact Sr. Assoc. AD/Media Relations/SID Kenny Klein Office Phone (502) Cell Phone (502) Address kenny@gocards.com Numerical Roster No. Name 0 Terry Rozier 1 Anton Gill 2 Russ Smith 3 Chris Jones 4 Dillon Avare 5 Kevin Ware 11 Luke Hancock 12 Mangok Mathiang 15 Tim Henderson 20 Wayne Blackshear 21 Chane Behanan 22 Akoy Agau 23 David Levitch 24 Montrezl Harrell 44 Stephan Van Treese

2 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 2 Louisville Sports Information (502) Third NCAA Title for Cardinals -- Louisville won its third NCAA Championship in 2013 and its first in 27 years. The Cardinals also won the 1980 and 1986 NCAA titles. It was the fifth national championship in men s basketball for UofL, as the Cardinals won the 1956 NIT Championship and 1948 NAIB Title. It was the second NCAA Championship for Coach Rick Pitino, who previously led Kentucky to the 1996 title. Pitino is the first coach to win an NCAA Championship at two schools. UofL is one of 14 schools that have won multiple NCAA Championships and is one of eight Multiple NCAA Champions UCLA Kentucky... 8 Indiana... 5 North Carolina... 5 Louisville... 3 Connecticut... 3 Duke... 3 Kansas... 3 Cincinnati... 2 Florida... 2 Michigan State.. 2 NC State... 2 Oklahoma State 2 San Francisco... 2 universities with at least three titles. Ten Final Fours for Cardinals -- Louisville advanced to its 10th NCAA Final Four, reaching that plateau the last two years. Louisville is seventh in NCAA Final Four appearances. Louisville has reached the Elite Eight in four of the last six years. Only three coaches have coached more Final Four teams than Pitino s seven, a feat matched by one other. Pitino became the first coach to lead three different teams to the Final Four in Louisville s NCAA Final Four teams: 1959, 1972, 1975, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1986, 2005, 2012, Cards Among Nation s Top Teams in Early Rankings -- Louisville is among the top four teams in the nation for in early preseason rankings by five national web sites. The defending NCAA Champion, UofL is second nationally in preseason rankings by ESPN.com (Jason King) and CBSSports.com (Gary Parrish), third in two other rankings by SportingNews.com (Mike DeCourcy) and FOXSports.com (Ken Davis), and fourth in the SI.com ranking (Seth Davis). Louisville is one of three American Athletic Conference teams which have received mention in the early rankings (also Connecticut and Memphis). The complete early rankings are listed below Preseason Men s Basketball Rankings (as of June 20, 2013) ESPN.com (Jason King) 1 Kentucky 2 Louisville 3 Michigan St. 4 Arizona 5 Kansas 6 Duke 7 Florida 8 Ohio State 9 Michigan 10 Syracuse 11 Oklahoma St. 12 North Carolina 13 Wichita State 14 VCU 15 Memphis 16 Marquette 17 New Mexico 18 Gonzaga 19 Baylor 20 Indiana 21 Connecticut 22 Colorado 23 UCLA 24 Tennessee 25 Iowa SI.com (Seth Davis) 1 Kentucky 2 Michigan St. 3 Duke 4 Louisville 5 Arizona 6 Memphis 7 Ohio State 8 Syracuse 9 Marquette 10 Florida 11 Colorado 12 Georgetown 13 Kansas 14 Michigan 15 North Carolina 16 Indiana 17 Wisconsin 18 VCU 19 Tennessee 20 UCLA 21 Gonzaga 22 Harvard 23 Virginia 24 Villanova 25 Connecticut FOXSports.com (Ken Davis) 1 Kentucky 2 Michigan St. 3 Louisville 4 Kansas 5 Arizona 6 Duke 7 North Carolina 8 Florida 9 Oklahoma St. 10 Syracuse 11 Ohio State 12 Marquette 13 Michigan 14 Connecticut 15 Wichita State 16 VCU 17 Villanoa 18 Memphis 19 Virginia 20 Gonzaga 21 Baylor 22 Tennessee 23 Harvard 24 Creighton 25 Colorado SportingNews.com (Mike DeCourcy) 1 Kentucky 2 Michigan State 3 Louisville 4 Duke 5 Arizona 6 Kansas 7 Michigan 8 Syracuse 9 North Carolina 10 Oklahoma St. 11 Ohio St. 12 Florida 13 Oregon 14 Wisconsin 15 UCLA 16 Memphis 17 Gonzaga 18 Tennessee 19 Marquette 20 Notre Dame 21 Connecticut 22 Iowa 23 Harvard 24 Virginia 25 Indiana CBSSports.com (Gary Parrish) 1 Kentucky 2 Louisville 3 Michigan St. 4 Michigan 5 Florida 6 Duke 7 Arizona 8 North Carolina 9 Ohio State 10 Oklahoma St. 11 Syracuse 12 Wisconsin 13 VCU 14 UCLA 15 Memphis 16 Gonzaga 17 Tennessee 18 Notre Dame 19 Kansas 20 Colorado 21 Harvard 22 Marquette 23 Virginia 24 Indiana 25 Boise State 26 Wichita St. High Production Returns -- While the Cardinals will miss departed starters C Gorgui Dieng (9.8 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 83 blocks) and G Peyton Siva (10.0 ppg, 5.7 apg), a large percentage of their total production will return. Louisville returns 75 percent of its scoring from the squad (2230 of 2978 points), 65 percent of its rebounding (952 of 1471), 49 percent of its assists (289 of 584) and 70 percent of the total minutes played (5689 of 8125). Louisville returns eight lettermen and three starters -- G Russ Smith, F Chane Behanan and F Wayne Blackshear. 100th Season of Cardinal Basketball This year marks the 100th season of intercollegiate basketball at the University of Louisville. While the Cardinals played their first official men s basketball game on Jan. 28, 1912 when it lost 35-3 to Louisville YMCA, UofL did not field teams in , or The Cardinals will enter the season three short of 1,700 all-time victories. UofL has amassed an all-time record in 99 previous seasons. The Cardinals are 18th among all NCAA schools in victories. The Cardinals have produced winning seasons in 65 of the last 68 years, including winning 20 or more games in the last 11 straight seasons. Three Cards Compete in International Competition -- Three UofL players participated on USA teams in international competition during the summer. Montrezl Harrell helped the USA Basketball Men s U-19 World Championship team earn a gold medal at the championships in Prague, Czech Republic. In nine games during the event, Harrell started every game and averaged 10.6 points, 3.7 rebounds, hit 42-of-73 field goals (.575) and added eight steals and 10 blocked shots while averaging 18 minutes a game for the deep USA squad, coached by Florida s Billy Donovan. Harrell totaled a team-high 17 points, four rebounds, four blocked shots and hit 8-of-16 field goals in 28 minutes in the gold medal game over Serbia. Luke Hancock was a starter for the USA s World University games team which played in Kazan, Russia. In eight games in the event, Hancock averaged 10.8 points, 3.0 rebounds and connected on 16-of-38 three-point goals (.421) while adding 17 assists and nine steals. The USA finished ninth. Hancock s top effort in the Games was scoring a game-high 27 points while hitting 5-of-6 three-pointers against Canada. Hancock received the honor of being chosen from among the entire USA delegation to be the official United States flag bearer for the July 6 opening ceremonies. Russ Smith represented the United States with a 12-member basketball squad of collegiate players in an international competition in Europe. The team, named the East Coast All Stars, competed against foreign players on national teams from Belarus, Estonia, and the Slovak Republic in the 2013 Four Nations Cup in Tallinn, Estonia. Smith averaged 23 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5 assists in as the US team won two of three games in the event. His top effort was producing 30 points and five rebounds against Estonia.

3 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 3 Louisville Sports Information (502) Cards Won Record Total Louisville won a school-record 35 games during UofL s 1980 NCAA Championship team (33-3) and 2005 Final Four team (33-5) held the previous mark with two fewer wins. Louisville reached 30 wins on the season for the seventh time in school history and won 30 games in back-to-back seasons for the first time in school history (30-10 in ). Louisville is one of just four schools that have won 30 or more games in at least three of the last five seasons, joining Duke, Kansas and Syracuse. UofL coach Rick Pitino has won 30 or more games on seven occasions, tied for U of L Most Victories Year Record NCAA Postseason Champion Champion Final Four Final Four Champion Elite Eight Final Four NAIB Natl. Champ third most all-time. Cards Won Two BIG EAST Championships -- Louisville captured both the BIG EAST tournament championship and shared the league regular season title during the season. Louisville shared the regular season championship with Georgetown and Marquette, each of which posted a 14-4 conference record. It was the second regular season title for the Cardinals in their eight years in the league, also winning in Louisville won its second straight BIG EAST tournament championship in New York s Madison Square Garden, recovering from a 16-point deficit to beat Syracuse in the title game. It was the Cardinals third tournament title in the last five years, also winning the 2009 and 2012 championship. Louisville was the first repeat BIG EAST tournament champion in seven years, since Syracuse won the tournament title in 2005 and Louisville reached the championship game of the tournament for the fourth time in the last five years and third straight. Louisville will move to the American Athletic Conference in The Cardinals will move later to the Atlantic Coast Conference, having accepted an invitation to join the ACC on Nov. 28, Cards Won Last 16 In winning its last 16 games of the season -- Louisville s longest winning streak since winning 17 straight early in the season -- the Cardinals limited their opponents to 39.2 percent shooting from the field and 58.2 points per game, forced an average of 17.1 turnovers and collected an average of 10.6 steals. Over the last 16, the Cardinals shot 72.4 percent from the free throw line and had a scoring margin. Individually in that 16-game stretch, Russ Smith was the scoring leader, averaging 19.3 points per game, Gorgui Dieng nearly averaged a double-double (10.3 ppg, 8.8 rpg), and Peyton Siva averaged 9.7 points, 5.2 assists and 2.5 steals. Luke U of L All-Time Winning Streaks No. Year * * * * * *reached Final Four Hancock hit 30-of-56 threes in that stretch (.536), averaging 10.1 points. Seven of the Cards 10 Final Four teams produced winning streaks of at least 13 games at one point during those years. Thieving Cardinals Louisville forced an average of 18.3 turnovers and collected double-digit steals in 28 of its 40 games. The Cardinals gathered an NCAA Tournament record 20 steals against North Carolina A&T in the NCAA Second Round. UofL, which was second in the nation in turnover margin (+5.9) and third in steals (10.8), was rated as the top defense in the nation in Ken Pomeroy s rankings. Louisville is the only team to rank among the nation s top 10 in steals each of the last three seasons (8.8 steals in , 7th in the nation; 9.3 steals in , 7th in the nation). The Cardinals 430 steals in was a new school record. Russ Smith had at least three steals in 13 games and Peyton Siva had three or more in 12 games, including all three BIG EAST Tournament games. Cardinal opponents had more turnovers than field goals in 14 games during the season, including two NCAA Tournament foes: North Carolina A&T with 27 turnovers, 17 field goals; Colorado State with 20 turnovers and 19 field goals. The 27 turnovers by North Carolina A&T, Manhattan and College of Charleston were the most for a Louisville opponent in eight years. Early in the season, Louisville limited Samford to just 13 points in the first half, the lowest since Arkansas St. scored 12 in the first half of a victory last season on Nov. 22, UofL limited USF to 15 first-half points on Jan. 9 and 17 second-half points on Feb Roster Analysis Starters Returning (3) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG 21 Chane Behanan F Jr Wayne Blackshear G/F Jr Russ Smith G Sr Additional Letterwinners Returning (5) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG 11 Luke Hancock G/F Sr Montrezl Harrell F So Tim Henderson G Sr Stephan Van Treese F Sr Kevin Ware G Jr Newcomers (7) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG 22 Akoy Agau F Fr Dillon Avare G Fr Anton Gill G Fr Chris Jones G Jr David Levitch G Fr Mangok Mathiang F/C Fr Terry Rozier G Fr Starters Lost (2) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG 10 Gorgui Dieng C Jr Peyton Siva G Sr Additional Letterwinners Lost (1) No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG 25 Zach Price C So Louisville won its last 16 straight and 19 of its last 20 games. It was the Cardinals longest winning streak since winning 17 straight early in the season and was the longest current streak in the nation games in 12-13, the most in school history and two more than any previous Cardinal team. It was the first time in school history that the Cardinals won as many as 30 games in back-to-back seasons (30-10 in ).... At least 20 games in for the 11th-straight season, a feat accomplished by only eight schools of its last 28 games in the NCAA Tournament (since 2005), advancing to the final eight teams four times in the last six years (2008, 2009, 2012, 2013) of its last 53 post-season tournament games over the last eight years (including conference, NCAA and NIT since 2005) games during the regular season, the fourth-most ever at UofL BIG EAST Conference regular season games since when the Cardinals joined the league, best in the BIG EAST (95-45 league mark in that stretch) league road games over the last seven years, best in the BIG EAST.

4 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 4 Louisville Sports Information (502) Cardinals in the NCAA Tournament Louisville made its 39th NCAA Tournament appearance in The Cardinals have reached the NCAA Tournament 30 of the last 37 years (seven straight, 10 of the last 11, 12 of the last 15 years, 18 of last 22). The Cards have reached the Sweet 16 on 19 occasions and have advanced to the Elite Eight four of the last six seasons. Louisville is sixth in tournament victories (70) and is fifth in NCAA Tournament appearances (39). UofL has a overall NCAA Tournament record, reaching the Final Four 10 times. Only four teams -- Kentucky (52), North Carolina (44), UCLA (43), and Kansas (42) -- have more NCAA Tournament appearances than Louisville's 39. U of L Coach Rick Pitino has a record in NCAA Tournament play (.750), ranking him second among active coaches in winning percentage and 10th all time. Only three coaches have coached more Final Four teams than Pitino s seven, a feat matched by one other. Pitino is the first coach to lead three different teams to the Final Four; is one of eight coaches to lead four different schools to the NCAA Tournament; and one of 10 active collegiate coaches who have won an NCAA Championship. Only four teams have been to more Sweet 16 appearances than Louisville s 19 since the NCAA began Sweet 16 records in 1975 (North Carolina 25, Kentucky 24, Duke 23 and Kansas 20). U of L Coach Rick Pitino has guided 18 teams to NCAA tournament appearances, including 10 of his last 11 years at Louisville (seven straight). His last All-Time NCAA Final Four Appearances North Carolina. 18 UCLA Duke Kentucky Kansas Ohio State Louisville Indiana... 8 Michigan State.. 8 U of L in the NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament Appearances (30 of the last 37 years; 18 of last 22) All-Time NCAA Tourn. Record Sweet 16 Appearances Final Four Appearances NCAA Championships... 3 Pitino's NCAA Tourn. Record Pitino's NCAA Tourn. Appearances. 18 six straight Kentucky teams reached the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats won the 1996 NCAA title and were national runner-up in 1997 under his guidance. This was the third time the Cardinals entered the NCAA Tournament as a No. 1 seed. UofL reached the Final Four in 1983 as a No. 1 seed before falling to Houston in the national semifinals, and reached the Elite Eight in 2009 before losing to Michigan State. Louisville was a No. 4 seed in and advanced to the Final Four. The Cards have a 12-2 record as a No. 1 seed since the NCAA began seeding teams in U of L played 16 of its 34 games against teams in the NCAA Tournament (prior to the tournament), compiling an 11-5 mark against those foes (defeated Cincinnati, Marquette, Memphis, Missouri, Notre Dame twice, Pittsburgh, Syracuse twice, Villanova, Western Kentucky; lost to Duke, Georgetown, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Villanova). All five of the Cardinals losses in came to teams in the NCAA field. BIG EAST teams received eight bids to the 2013 NCAA Tournament (Louisville, Cincinnati, Georgetown, Marquette, Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Villanova), with four teams seeded 4 or higher. Marquette reached the Elite Eight, Syracuse the Final Four. Pitino s Teams Six Times No. 1 Seed -- Since the seeding process inception in 1979, UofL Coach Rick Pitino has coached six teams that have entered the tournament as No. 1 seeds (2009 and 2013 at Louisville; 1993, 1995, 1996, and 1997 at Kentucky). Pitino has an 18-3 record as a No. 1 seed. Pitino s Seventh 30-Win Season -- UofL Coach Rick Pitino has coached seven teams that have won 30 games in his collegiate career, tied as the fourth most all-time. He has coached four of UofL s seven 30-win seasons, including guiding three Louisville teams that reached the NCAA Final Four (also 2005, 33-5; 2012, 30-10). It was the first time Louisville has won 30 in backto-back seasons. The most games a Pitino-coached team has won was this season and his 1997 NCAA runner-up team at Kentucky, which also produced a 35-5 record. Most Division I 30-Win Seasons All-Time No. Coach, Team and Seasons 13 Mike Krzyzewski, Army , Duke Roy Williams, Kansas , North Carolina Jim Calhoun, Northeastern , Connecticut Rick Pitino, Boston U , Providence 86-87, Kentucky , Louisville Bill Self, Oral Roberts , Tulsa , Illinois 01-03, Kansas John Calipari, Massachusetts , Memphis , Kentucky Academic Performance at All- Time High -- While the University of Louisville men s basketball team has performed well on the court, the Cardinals have excelled in the classroom as well. Louisville received an NCAA Public Recognition Award in 2013 for ranking among the top ten percent in men s basketball in the Academic Progress Rate, which measures academic eligibility, retention and graduation for student-athletes.the team produced a collective grade point average for the academic year, with a record 3.41 combined GPA for the fall semester, the highest ever for the Cardinals. A total of 14 of 16 Cardinals earned a 3.0 or better for the spring semester, with 15 of 17 attaining that mark in the fall semester. The academic achievement is not new to the Cardinals. UofL s men s basketball team earned the last three BIG EAST Conference Team Academic Excellence Awards, which recognizes the highest collective grade-point averages in each of the conference s 23 sports. The men s basketball team has hovered around a collective 3.0 GPA for 10 straight semesters, including a 3.18 GPA for the most recent spring 2013 semester. Major individual academic awards were also won as well over the past year. Peyton Siva was a Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America second team selection and was named the 2013 BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Wayne Blackshear won the 2013 NCAA Men s Basketball Elite 89 Award, presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating in the finals site for each of the NCAA championships. Russ Smith was honored with a 2013 Scholar Baller Academic Momentum Award, which is presented to an individual based on the level of academic improvement and the impact of that academic momentum. Cards Will Compete in American UofL athletic teams will compete in the American Athletic Conference during the season. Conference realignment shifted the Cardinals from their eight-year affiliation in the BIG EAST Conference, in which a group of universities began a new league under that same name. Louisville accepted an invitation to join the Atlantic Coast Conference on Nov. 28, 2012 and will soon move on to join that 15-member league. The American s 2014 men s basketball postseason tournament will be played in Memphis s FedEx Forum.

5 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 5 Louisville Sports Information (502) Cards Among Statistical Leaders -- U of L was among the NCAA national statistical leaders, ranking among the top 50 in nine categories. Individually, Russ Smith was among the national leaders in scoring (18.7, 35th in the NCAA) and steals (2.1, Louisville in NCAA Statistics 36th). Peyton Siva was 28th in assists (5.7) and Nat l. (through season) 25th in steals (2.3). Gorgui Dieng was 24th in Rank Category Stat blocked shots (2.5) and 29th in rebounding (9.4). Impressive Shooting in NCAA Louisville shot a collective 51.8 percent from the field in its six NCAA Tournament games. The Cardinals top two shooting performances of the season vs. North Carolina A&T and.564 vs. Colorado State -- came in the NCAA Tournament. Louisville connected on 50 percent or more of its field goals in 10 games this season, including four of its six NCAA Tournament games. The Cardinals shot 50 percent or better from the field in seven 1 Total Points Steals Won-Lost Percentage Turnover Margin Scoring Margin Scoring Defense Scoring Offense FG Percentage Defense Assists Turnover Ratio Assists 14.6 postseason games. Siva, Smith Reach 1,000 Points -- Two Cardinals reached the career 1,000- point plateau during the season. Russ Smith scored 17 points at DePaul on Feb. 27 and Peyton Siva reached that scoring milestone against USF on Jan. 12. Louisville s 65 career 1,000-point scorers is second in the nation to North Carolina (67). Chane Behanan will enter his junior year as the Cardinals next closest to the milestone with 761 career points. Record Steals -- Louisville s 20 steals against North Carolina A&T on March 21 was an NCAA Tournament record, the second-most ever by a Cardinal team and the most ever by UofL in 110 NCAA Tournament games (previous UofL NCAA high: 18 vs. Tulsa, 3/15/96). Russ Smith tied an NCAA single-game record with eight steals, a mark held by four other players (most recent: Ty Lawson, North Carolina vs. Michigan State on April 6, 2009). Smith s eight steals was the third most ever by a Cardinal (record is 10 by Tick Rogers vs. Western Carolina, 12/5/ 94) and the most in a Louisville NCAA Tournament game (previous NCAA high: 5 by three players). Peyton Siva and Wayne Blackshear both added four steals for the Cardinals, which forced a seasonhigh matching 27 turnovers. The previous NCAA team record of 19 was set on three occasions, including UofL Coach Rick Pitino s Providence team against Austin Peay on March 14, Louisville kept the pressure on in the NCAA Third Round against Colorado State, forcing the Rams into a season-high 20 turnovers. CSU had entered the game ranked 13th nationally in fewest turnovers per game (10.9). It marked the 15th time this season that Louisville has forced an opponent into 20 or more turnovers. UofL gathered 10 steals vs. Duke, the 26th time the Cardinals have collected double-digit steals in a game. 15 of its last 30 games when facing Top 10 teams, spanning the last six years. Nineteen Sweet 16s for Cardinals -- Louisville advanced to its 19th NCAA Sweet 16 in Only four teams have been to more Sweet 16 appearances than Louisville s 19 since the NCAA began Sweet 16 records in 1975 (North Carolina 25, Kentucky 24, Duke 23 and Kansas 20). Louisville has been to at least the Sweet 16 in five of the last nine years. Louisville s NCAA Sweet 16 teams: 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2012, The Cardinals have reached the NCAA Elite Eight on 13 occasions, including two straight seasons and four of the last six years (1959, 1972, 1975, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1997, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013). UofL Most Steals, Single Game Tulsa - 2/22/ North Carolina A&T - 3/21/ at Tulane - 1/29/ Chattanooga - 11/22/ at Coll. of Charleston - 12/4/ Morehead State - 12/27/ Tulsa - 3/15/96 Success vs. Top 25 Foes -- Louisville has won 19 of its last 28 against Associated Press ranked opponents, beating No. 10 Michigan in its last top 25 matchup. Louisville has a record against Top 25 teams over the last six years, including a record during the regular season (6-3 this year, 6-6 in ). UofL has been victorious six of the last 11 times it has faced an AP top-five opponent. UofL has won NCAA Sweet 16 Appearances (since 1975) North Carolina. 25 Kentucky Duke Kansas Louisville Year of the Cardinal -- Louisville s athletic teams experienced incredible success during the season. Louisville is the first university ever to win a BCS Bowl game, place both its men s and women s basketball teams in the NCAA Final Four and reach the College World Series in the same season. In addition to the Cardinals NCAA men s basketball title, UofL s women s team was the national runner-up to Connecticut. The Cardinals football team beat then No. 3/4 Florida in the 2013 Sugar Bowl on Jan. 2. UofL s baseball team won a record 51 games while reaching a visit to Omaha. Louisville s combined 126 wins in its four highly visible sports (baseball, men s and women s basketball, and football) is just three wins short of the NCAA record for a single season (126-30,.808 winning percentage). Louisville s combined 75 wins in football and men s and women s basketball is just five victories shy of the NCAA record for a single season (75-21,.781 winning percentage). Louisville was the only school in the nation with its football and men s and women s basketball teams all ranked among the nation s AP Top 20. Louisville had 11 teams ranked among the nation s top 25 in final polls: Men s Basketball (USA Today, 1st); Women s Basketball (USA Today, 3rd); Men s Soccer (TopDrawerSoccer, 7th); Baseball (NCBWA, 9th); Football (AP, 13th); Men s Swimming & Diving (CSCAA Coaches, 14th); Women s Swimming & Diving (CSCAA Coaches, 15th); Volleyball (AVCA, 17th); Softball (USA Today/NFCA, 19th); Rowing (CRCA/USRowing, 20th); Field Hockey (NFHCA, 25th). Louisville is the only university in the nation over the last seven years (since 2007) to have participated in multiple BCS bowl games, College World Series, and men s and women s Final Fours. Louisville is one of just four schools in the BCS era (since 1998) to win football, men s basketball and baseball conference titles in the same season (Stanford , Texas , Louisville , Kansas State ). Louisville athletics teams posted 49 victories over top 25 nationally ranked opponents during the season. Louisville s student-athletes achieved remarkable success in the classroom, posting a record cumulative GPA for all 23 sports. Additionally, a school-best 355 student-athletes earned AD Honor Roll status for the 2012 fall semester (3.0 GPA). UofL accepted an invitation to join the Atlantic Coast Conference on Nov. 28, 2012.

6 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 6 Louisville Sports Information (502) Pitino Will Enter Hall of Fame -- UofL Coach Rick Pitino is one of 12 individuals selected for the 2013 induction class for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Joining Pitino and chosen to enter from among the dozen finalists are, from the North American Screening Committee, players Bernard King and Gary Payton; coaches Guy Lewis and Jerry Tarkanian; and player Dawn Staley and coach Sylvia Hatchell from the Women s Screening Committee. Five Direct Elects for the Class of 2013 include Roger Brown voted in from the American Basketball Association (ABA) Committee, Edwin B. Henderson from the Early African American Pioneers Committee, Oscar Schmidt from the International Committee, Richard Guerin from the Veterans Committee and Russ Granik from the Contributor Direct Election Committee. The Class of 2013 will be enshrined during festivities in Springfield, Mass. on Sunday, Sept. 8. Pitino Wins 300th at Louisville -- Louisville coach Rick Pitino claimed his 300th coaching victory at Louisville in his 12th season with the Cardinals on March 4 vs. Cincinnati. The 2013 Hall of Fame class member has averaged over 25 victories per year at Louisville with a record, ninth best in the nation over the last 12 years. He gained his 650th career collegiate coaching victory with the Cardinals victory at USF on Feb. 17. Pitino has a record in his 28th collegiate season. He led the Cardinals to 20 wins for 11 straight seasons and his 21st overall, fifth among active coaches. He and Syracuse s Jim Boeheim were the only two BIG EAST coaches with 300 wins at their current school. Horsing Around -- UofL Coach Rick Pitino has participated as a thoroughbred race horse owner since 1988 and last year named three of his horse in honor of Cardinal players. He named a large, lanky colt Gorgui after Gorgui Dieng; a small, speedy colt Siva after Peyton Siva and another two-year old colt Russdiculous after Russ Smith (Russdiculous was purchased by another owner after finishing second in a claiming race on Feb. 21). Siva won for the first time on March 2 at Gulfstream Park. Three horses -- Halory Hunter, The Groom is Red and AP Valentine -- of which Pitino was an owner have won Grade I races. To put that success in perspective, just 0.6 percent of North American thoroughbreds ever win a stakes race. Another horse of which Pitino is a partial owner -- Goldencents, which won the Delta Downs Jackpot Stakes, Sham Stakes and Santa Anita Derby -- ran in the 2013 Kentucky Derby. It was Pitino s third Derby entry, joining Halory Hunter and AP Valentine. Cards Won 50th at Home Louisville gained its 50th victory in the KFC Yum! Center when the Cardinals beat Notre Dame in the home finale. The Cardinals have a 50-7 record in three seasons in the spectacular 22,000-seat arena. Cards Best Over Last Four Louisville has the most victories in the BIG EAST Championship over the last four years, posting a 12-2 record (.857) with three titles (2009, 2012, 2013) over that stretch. The Cardinals have four more tournament wins than the next closest participant. Cards Led in BIG EAST Wins -- Louisville had the most BIG EAST Conference victories over the last eight years during the regular season, since the season when the Cardinals first joined the BIG EAST. Louisville had a BIG EAST record, just ahead of Syracuse and Pittsburgh (both at 92-48) in league victories during the regular season. UofL won or finished second in the BIG EAST on four occasions, winning the league regular season title in 2009 and Three teams from the BIG EAST Conference advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight, more than any other league. The BIG EAST is the only conference to place at least one team in every NCAA Elite Eight since A BIG EAST team has reached the Final Four seven in the last eight seasons. The BIG EAST s eight teams selected in the initial 68-team NCAA Tournament field were the most for any conference. Magnificent March Over the past nine years (since 2005), Louisville has a collective record during the month of March (.739). UofL coach Rick Pitino has a collegiate record in the month of March (.748), including a mark at Louisville. UofL has a 13-5 record in regular season games in March over the last nine years (since 2005). Add in another closing month of February and the Cards are in those two closing months in the last nine years during the regular season (.759). UofL has a 36-9 record (.800) during the month of February over the last six years, dating back to the season (6-1 this season, 5-2 each of the last two years). Cards as No. 1 Seed -- Louisville s team marked the third time the Cardinals entered the NCAA Tournament as a No. 1 seed (also: 1983, 2009) and the second time as the overall top seed (also 2009). Louisville reached the Final Four in 1983 before falling to Houston in the national semifinals, and reached the Elite Eight in 2009 before losing to Michigan State. HEAD COACH RICK PITINO In 28 seasons as a collegiate head coach and 12 at Louisville, UofL Coach Rick Pitino has compiled a overall record ( at UofL). He is the first coach to take three different schools to the NCAA Final Four -- including his 2005, 2012 and 2013 Cardinal teams -- and first to win an NCAA Championship at two different schools after guiding Louisville to the 2013 NCAA title. Among active coaches, Pitino (Massachusetts '74) has the secondhighest winning percentage in NCAA Tournament games (.750 winning percentage, record in 18 NCAA tournament appearances) and his overall.735 winning percentage ranks him 12th among active coaches. He guided Kentucky to three NCAA Final Four appearances in eight seasons ( ), winning the 1996 NCAA Championship and reaching the national title game in He has also served as head coach at Providence College ( , 1987 Final Four), Boston University ( ), Hawaii (last six games in ) as well as the NBA New York Knicks ( ) and Boston Celtics ( ). Pitino s Milestone Collegiate Victories No. Date Score 1 2/28/76 Hawaii 82, Portland /21/86 Providence 93,Howard /22/92 Kentucky 106, Iowa State /20/96 Kentucky 124, TCU /7/03 Louisville 56, Holy Cross /24/07 Louisville 64, Old Dominion /11/11 Louisville 83, UT Martin 48 Winningest Active Division I Men s Coaches by Percentage (Minimum five years as a Division I head coach; includes record at four-year colleges only) Coach, College Yrs. Won Lost Pct. 1. Mark Few, Gonzaga Roy Williams, N.Carolina Thad Matta, Ohio State Mike Krzyzewski, Duke John Calipari, Kentucky Dave Rose, BYU Bo Ryan, Wisconsin Bill Self, Kansas Jamie Dixon, Pittsburgh Jim Boeheim, Syracuse Rick Pitino, Louisville Bob Huggins, W. Virginia Tom Izzo, Michigan St Larry Brown, SMU Danny Kaspar, SF-Austin Sean Miller, Arizona Billy Donovan, Florida Tubby Smith, Minnesota Matt Painter, Purdue Above records updated through

7 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 7 Louisville Sports Information (502) Pitino One of Eight with Four -- With the Cardinals NCAA Tournament appearance in 2003, U of L Coach Rick Pitino joined a select group of eight coaches who have taken teams from four different schools to the NCAA Tournament. Coach First Team Second Team Third Team Fourth Team Rick Pitino Boston U. Providence Kentucky Louisville John Beilein Canisius Richmond West Virginia Michigan Lefty Driesell Davidson Maryland James Madison Georgia State Jim Harrick Pepperdine UCLA Rhode Island Georgia Lon Kruger Kansas State Florida Illinois UNLV Tom Penders Rhode Island Texas George Washington Houston Tubby Smith Tulsa Georgia Kentucky Minnesota Eddie Sutton Creighton Arkansas Kentucky Oklahoma State Pitino One of Twelve with Two Different Final Four Schools -- U of L Coach Rick Pitino is the first coach to take three different schools to the Final Four. Only 12 coaches have taken teams from two different schools to the NCAA Final Four. Pitino has coached seven Final Four teams (Providence 1987; Kentucky 1993, 1996 and 1997; Louisville 2005, 2012, 2013), including winning the 1996 NCAA Championship at Kentucky, a runner-up finish there in 1997, and the 2013 NCAA title at Louisville. Pitino is one of eight coaches all-time who have reached the Final Four at least six times. Pitino Second in Active NCAA Winning Percentage -- Pitino has a record in NCAA Tournament play (.750), ranking him second among active coaches in NCAA Tournament winning percentage. Pitino has guided 18 teams to the NCAA Tournament, including 10 of his last 11 at Louisville (seven straight). He has guided a team into the NCAA Tournament in 16 of his last 18 seasons coaching in the collegiate ranks (last six straight Kentucky teams from ; , at U of L). Pitino s teams have won 32 of his last 43 NCAA games, spanning his last 12 NCAA appearances (1996, 1997, , ). Pitino is the only coach to win an NCAA title at two different schools. Most Tournament Appearances - Active 29, Jim Boeheim, , Mike Krzyzewski, , Roy Williams, , Rick Barnes, , Bob Huggins, , Rick Pitino, , Tubby Smith, , Tom Izzo, , Mike Montgomery, U of L Coach Rick Pitino in the NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament Winning Pct. - Active (minimum 10 games).766 (82-25) Mike Krzyzewski, Duke, (48-16) Rick Pitino, Boston U, Providence, Kentucky, Louisville (62-21) Roy Williams, Kansas and North Carolina, (31-11) Billy Donovan, Florida, (39-15) Tom Izzo, Michigan St., (35-13) Bill Self, Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas, (29-11) *John Calipari, Massachusetts, Memphis, Kentucky, *records adjusted for vacated games Three Different Teams Taken to the Final Four Coach First Team 2nd Team 3rd Team Rick Pitino Providence Kentucky Louisville Active Coaches Who Have Won An NCAA Title Coach Current Won Title Year(s) Steve Fischer San Diego St. Michigan 1989 Mike Krzyzewski Duke Duke '91,'92,'01, 10 Rick Pitino Louisville UK/Louisville 1996/2013 Tubby Smith Texas Tech Kentucky 1998 Tom Izzo Michigan St. Michigan St Jim Boeheim Syracuse Syracuse 2003 Roy Williams North Carolina N. Carolina 05, 09 Billy Donovan Florida Florida 06, 07 Bill Self Kansas Kansas 2008 John Calipari Kentucky Kentucky 2012 Most NCAA Tournament Wins - Active 82, Mike Krzyzewski, Duke, , Roy Williams, Kansas, N. Car., , Jim Boeheim, Syracuse, , Rick Pitino, Boston U., Providence, Kentucky and Louisville, , Tom Izzo, Michigan State, , Bill Self, Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas, , Billy Donovan, Florida, , Tubby Smith, Tulsa, Georgia, Kentucky, Minnesota, , *John Calipari, Massachusetts, Memphis and Kentucky, *records adjusted for vacated games Final Four Appearances, All-Time 12 John Wooden, UCLA Mike Krzyzewski, Duke, Dean Smith, North Carolina, Rick Pitino, Providence / Kentucky / Louisville, Roy Williams, Kansas/North Carolina, Denny Crum, Louisville, Tom Izzo, Michigan State, Adolph Rupp, Kentucky, Bobby Knight, Indiana, Guy Lewis, Houston, Lute Olson, Iowa / Arizona, Most NCAA Tournament Games - Active 107, Mike Krzyzewski, Duke, , Roy Williams, Kansas, N. Car., , Jim Boeheim, Syracuse, , Rick Pitino, Boston U., Providence, Kentucky and Louisville, , Tom Izzo, Michigan St., , Bob Huggins, Akron and Cincinnati, West Virginia, , Bill Self, Tulsa, Illinois, Kansas, , Tubby Smith, Tulsa, Georgia, Kentucky and Minnesota, , Rick Barnes, Providence,Clemson and Texas, , *John Calipari, Massachusetts, Memphis and Kentucky, *records adjusted for vacated games Pitino s NCAA Tournament Results Boston University 1983 March 15 (East Region opening round, Philadelphia, Pa.): LaSalle 70, Boston U. 58 Providence College 1987 March 12 (Southeast Region first round, Birmingham, Ala.): Providence 90, UAB 68 March 14 (Southeast Region second round, Birmingham, Ala.): PC 90, Austin Peay 87 (OT) March 19 (Southeast Region semifinals, Louisville, Ky.): Providence 103, Alabama 82 March 21 (Southeast Region championship, Louisville, Ky.): Providence 88, Georgetown 73 March 28 (National semifinals, New Orleans, La.): Syracuse 77, Providence 63 Kentucky 1992 March 20 (East Region first round, Worchester, Mass): Kentucky 88, Old Dominion 69 March 22 (East Region second round, Worchester, Mass): Kentucky 106, Iowa State 98 March 26 (East Region semifinals, Philadelphia, Pa.): Kentucky 87, Massachusetts 77 March 28 (East Region championship, Philadelphia, Pa.): Duke 104, Kentucky 103 (ot) 1993 March 19 (Southeast Region first round, Nashville, Tenn.): Kentucky 96, Rider 52 March 21 (Southeast Region second round, Nashville, Tenn.): Kentucky 83, Utah 62 March 25 (Southeast Region semifinal, Charlotte, NC.): Kentucky 103, Wake Forest 69 March 27 (Southeast Region championship, Charlotte, NC.): Kentucky 106, Florida State 81 April 3 (National semifinals, New Orleans, LA): Kentucky 78, Michigan March 18 (Southeast Region first round, St. Petersburg, Fla.): Kentucky 83, Tenn. St. 70 March 20 (Southeast Region second round, St. Petersburg, Fla.): Kentucky 63, Marquette March 16 (Southeast Region first round, Memphis, Tenn.): Kentucky 113, Mount St. Mary s 67 March 18 (Southeast Region second round, Memphis, Tenn.): Kentucky 82, Tulane 60 March 23 (Southeast Region semifinal, Birmingham, Ala.): Kentucky 97, Arizona State 73 March 25 (Southeast Region championship, Birmingham, Ala.): Kentucky 61, North Carolina March 14 (Midwest Region first round, Dallas, TX): Kentucky 110, San Jose St. 72 March 16 (Midwest Region second round, Dallas, TX): Kentucky 84, Virginia Tech 60 March 21 (Midwest Region semifinal, Minneapolis, Minn.): Kentucky 101, Utah 70 March 23 (Midwest Region championship, Minneapolis, Minn.): Kentucky 83, Wake Forest 63 March 30 (National semifinal, East Rutherford, N.J.): Kentucky 81, Massachusetts 74 April 1 (National championship, East Rutherford, N.J.): Kentucky 76, Syracuse March 13 (West Region first round, Salt Lake City, Utah): Kentucky 92, Montana 54 March 15 (West Region second rounds, Salt Lake City, Utah): Kentucky 75, Iowa 69 March 20 (West Region semifinal, San Jose, Calif.): Kentucky 83, St. Joseph s 68 March 22 (West Region championship, San Jose, Calif.): Kentucky 72, Utah 59 March 20 (National semifinal, Indianapolis, Ind.): Kentucky 78, Minnesota 69 March 20 (National championship, Indianapolis, Ind.): Kentucky 79, Arizona 84 (ot) Louisville Pitino s NCAA Tournament results while at Louisville are listed on page 18 of these notes.

8 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 8 Louisville Sports Information (502) Former Pitino Assistants/Players Became Head Coaches -- UofL Coach Rick Pitino has had 26 of his former assistants or players rise to a collegiate head coaching position. Kareem Richardson, an assistant on the staff, became the latest to join that list when he was named the head coach at Missouri-Kansas City on on March 19. Pitino s son, Richard Pitino, added his name to that list in April of 2012 when he was named head coach at FIU and now is at Minnesota. There are eight additional former assistants as current head coaches to bring the total to 10 active, including Mick Cronin at Cincinnati; Scott Davenport at Bellarmine; Billy Donovan at Florida; Steve Masiello at Manhattan; Marvin Menzies at New Mexico State; Herb Sendek at Arizona St.; Kevin Willard at Seton Hall; and Tubby Smith at Texas Tech. Four active coaches reached the NCAA Tournament in 2013 (Cronin, Donovan, Menzies and Smith). Pitino has a collective 33-9 record in games against his former assistants (3-0 vs. Ralph Willard; 7-5 vs. Tubby Smith; 7-0 vs. Billy Donovan, 6-4 vs. Mick Cronin, 1-0 vs. Scott Davenport, 1-0 vs. Marvin Menzies, 6-0 vs. Kevin Willard, 1-0 vs. Steve Masiello, 1-0 Richard Pitino). Davenport s team won the 2011 NCAA Division II Championship. Indiana Pacers head coach Frank Vogel was a student manager for Pitino at Kentucky and his video coordinator with the Celtics. Pitino coached current Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson at the New York Knicks. Six former Pitino players also became collegiate head coaches, four of which are currently active, including Travis Ford of Oklahoma St.; Sean Woods of Morehead St.; Donovan and Masiello. Including games against both his 25 former assistants and former players who went on to become collegiate head coaches, Pitino is (record vs. former players as head coaches: 3-1 vs. Travis Ford, 2-0 vs. John Pelphrey and Donovan). Senior Day for Marra, Siva and Dieng Louisville celebrated Senior Day when it closed its regular season against Notre Dame in the KFC Yum! Center on March 9. The trio which participated -- seniors Mike Marra and Peyton Siva, as well as junior Gorgui Dieng -- helped the Cardinals win a record 110 games over the last four years ( record,.743) and have been a part of four straight NCAA Tournament squads, reaching the Final Four twice and capturing the Cardinals third NCAA title. Louisville has won 11 of its last 12 Senior Day games. Those honored were the stars of the day. Dieng produced his 21st career double-double with 20 points, 11 rebounds, five blocked shots, three steals and hit 8-of-11 field goals. Siva totaled 13 points, five assists and made 3-of-6 three-pointers before his Samoan family presented the entire team with leis after he spoke to the record crowd after the game. Marra, an aspiring coach who missed the entire season with a knee injury, was seated in Coach Rick Top Four-Year Classes By Victories at UofL Year Record Pct Pitino s chair during the game and called a second-half timeout for the Cardinals. Cards Fall in Five Overtime Battle -- Louisville fell in five overtimes at Notre Dame on Feb. 9 in the longest game in both UofL and BIG EAST history. The Cardinals had previously played in four triple-overtime games, the last a victory at Marquette on Feb. 24, The previously longest BIG EAST game was a four overtime Notre Dame win over Georgetown on Feb. 9, years to the day prior to the Cardinals five OT game. It was the first game the Cardinals ever lost when scoring 100 points. Louisville has an all-time record when hitting the century mark. It was the first time the Cards had allowed 100 points in a game since a loss at Cincinnati on Feb. 22, Three Cardinals produced double-doubles in the game. Chane Behanan scored a career-high 30 points and grabbed 15 rebounds, Russ Smith scored 21 points and pulled down a career-best 10 rebounds, and Gorgui Dieng produced his 18th career double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds. Luke Hancock scored 22 points off the bench to give the Cardinals three players with over 20 points. Eight players fouled out, including four from each team. Louisville had held a lead with 51 seconds remaining in regulation. The score was tied at the end of regulation. UofL held a lead in each of the overtime periods. The game lasted three hours and 36 minutes. Louisville scored a season-low 24 first-half points. Prediction Comes to Fruition -- Louisville finished where it was predicted -- as the BIG EAST champion, sharing the title with Georgetown and Marquette with a 14-4 league record. It was the fourth time in the Cardinals eight years in the league it has won as many conference games (16-2 in ; also 14-4 in and ). Louisville has won at least 10 league games for seven straight seasons. The Cards have finished in the top three in the BIG EAST five of the last seven years. Louisville Top College Basketball Market -- Louisville is consistently the highest-rated television market for college basketball, according to an ESPN analysis over the last 10 years. Louisville has been the top market each of the last 10 years, averaging a 4.1 rating or higher over the past five seasons. Louisville s 4.5 rating during the season was a full point higher than the next closest market (Greensboro, N.C., 3.5 rating). Louisville Will Host NCAA in The University of Louisville will serve as the host institution for the Second and Third Rounds of the 2015 NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Tournament in the KFC Yum! Center, as the early round sites for the event were announced on Nov. 12. Louisville was also the site for similar rounds of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. The KFC Yum! Center was the site of the 2012 NCAA Division I Women s Volleyball Championship on Dec. 13 & 15. Earning Accolades -- Over the last five years, the Cardinals have placed a combined nine players on the BIG EAST All-Tournament Team, more than any other institution over that stretch. Louisville had two players Russ Smith and Peyton Siva, who earned MVP honors selected to the 2013 squad Peyton Siva, Russ Smith Gorgui Dieng, Kyle Kuric, Peyton Siva Preston Knowles, Peyton Siva Earl Clark, Terrence Williams Louisville Single-Game Steal Leaders Tick Rogers vs. W. Carolina, Alvin Sims vs. VCU, Darrell Griffith vs. Chattanooga, Russ Smith vs. N. Carolina A&T, Peyton Siva vs. Notre Dame, Russ Smith vs. Memphis, Peyton Siva vs. St. John s, Terrence Williams vs. Syracuse, Edgar Sosa vs. Sacramento St, Alvin Sims vs. Michigan State, Jason Osborne at Tulane, LaBradford Smith vs. Houston, Lancaster Gordon vs. Tulane, Darrell Griffith vs. Florida State, Fewest opponent points in a half, since San Francisco (36-11, 2nd) Cincinnati (20-11, 2nd) Arkansas State (22-12, 1st) Samford (42-13, 1st) Morehead State (53-14, 2nd) Morgan State (46-14, 1st) USF (38-15, 1st) Arkansas State (32-15, 2nd) FIU (48-15, 1st) East Carolina (52-15, 1st) South Florida (40-15, 1st) South Alabama (47-15, 1st) Col. of Charleston (36-16, 1st) Note: Louisville held 11 opponents to 20 or fewer points in a half in

9 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 9 Louisville Sports Information (502) Cards Won 2013 BIG EAST Championship -- The Cardinals claimed their second straight BIG EAST Championship and third in the last five years. After a bye in the first two rounds, the second-seeded Cardinals beat Villanova in the quarterfinals of the event played in New York s Madison Square Garden; beat No. 24/nr Notre Dame in the semifinals; and beat No. 19/20 Syracuse in the championship game on March 16. Louisville won 12 of its last 14 games in the tournament, winning the 2009, 2012 and 2013 league titles. Louisville has won seven straight games in the BIG EAST Championship, tying for the third-longest win streak in tournament history. UofL has a composite conference tournament record (13-5 BIG EAST). The Cardinals have won 18 conference tournament titles (3 BIG EAST, 2 C-USA, 11 Metro, 2 KIAC) BIG EAST Men's Basketball Championship First Round Tuesday, March 12 Second Round Wednesday, March 13 9 Cincinnati 61 Cincinnati 43 Noon (ESPN) Georgetown 55 Noon (ESPN) 8 Providence USF 42 1 Georgetown 62 Syracuse 61 Seton Hall 63 7 p.m. (ESPN) 7 p.m. (ESPNU) Syracuse 62 2 p.m. (ESPN) 12 Seton Hall 46 2 p.m. (ESPN) 5 Syracuse 75 Syracuse 58 / OT 4 Pittsburgh 59 Louisville 10 St. John s 53 Champion Villanova 55 7 p.m. (ESPN2) 8:30 p.m. Louisville 69 (ESPN) 7 p.m. (ESPN) 7 Villanova DePaul 57 2 Louisville 74 Louisville 78 9 p.m. (ESPNU) Rutgers 61 9 p.m. (ESPN) 11 Rutgers Notre Dame 73 9 p.m. (ESPN2) 76 9 p.m. (ESPN) 6 Notre Dame 69 Notre Dame 57 3 Marquette BIG EAST Conference Honors All-BIG EAST First Team Otto Porter, Georgetown Russ Smith, Louisville Gorgui Dieng, Louisville Jack Cooley, Notre Dame Shabazz Napier, Connecticut Bryce Cotton, Providence BIG EAST All-Rookie Team Omar Calhoun, Connecticut D Vauntes Smith-Rivera, Georgetown Steven Adams, Pittsburgh Chris Obekpa, St. John s JaKarr Sampson, St. John s Ryan Arcidiacono, Villanova Sportsmanship Award Junior Cadougan, Marquette Quarterfinals Thursday, March 14 All-BIG EAST Second Team Sean Kilpatrick, Cincinnati Vander Blue, Marquette Jerian Grant, Notre Dame Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse C.J. Fair, Syracuse Player of the Year Otto Porter, Georgetown Semifinals Friday, March 15 Coach of the Year John Thompson III, Georgetown Defensive Player of the Year Gorgui Dieng, Louisville Scholar Athlete of the Year Peyton Siva, Louisville Rookie of the Year JaKarr Sampson, St. John s 2013 BIG EAST All-Tournament Team Peyton Siva, Louisville* Russ Smith, Louisville Brandon Triche, Syracuse James Southerland, Syracuse Markel Starks, Georgetown Pat Connaughton, Notre Dame * Most Outstanding Player Championship Saturday, March 16 All-BIG EAST Third Team Markel Starks, Georgetown Peyton Siva, Louisville Tray Woodall, Pittsburgh Brandon Triche, Syracuse JayVaughn Pinkston, Villanova BIG EAST Honorable Mention Davante Gardner, Marquette Kadeem Batts, Providence JaKarr Sampson, St. John s Fuquan Edwin, Seton Hall Sixth Man of the Year Davante Gardner, Marquette Most Improved Player Kadeem Batts, Providence Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse BIG EAST CONFERENCE (Final Standings) School... Big East Overall Post Louisville NCAA Georgetown NCAA Marquette NCAA Pittsburgh NCAA Syracuse NCAA Notre Dame NCAA Connecticut Villanova NCAA Cincinnati NCAA Providence NIT St. John s NIT Rutgers Seton Hall USF DePaul Louisville in BIG EAST Statistics Team Statistics Stat Rank Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FT Percentage FG Percentage FG Pct. Defense Pt. Percentage Pt. Percentage Defense Rebound Margin Blocked Shots Assists Steals Turnover Margin Assists-Turnover Ratio FG Made Scoring 2. Russ Smith Rebounding 2. Gorgui Dieng Chane Behanan Assists 3. Peyton Siva Assists-Turnover Ratio 6. Peyton Siva Blocked Shots 3. Gorgui Dieng Free Throw Percentage 2. Peyton Siva Russ Smith Field Goal Percentage 6. Gorgui Dieng Chane Behanan Steals 3. Peyton Siva Russ Smith Three-Point Percentage 8. Luke Hancock Pitino Successful in Conference Tournaments -- U of L Coach Rick Pitino has a record in conference tournaments (14-7 BIG EAST, 8-2 Conference USA, 17-1 Southeastern, 4-1 North Atlantic, 2-2 ECAC North). Pitino has won 11 conference tournament titles (3 BIG EAST, 2 C-USA, 5 SEC, 1 North Atlantic Conference), including the 2009, 2012 & 2013 BIG EAST Conference titles. U of L's Conference History Conference Years Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Ohio Valley Missouri Valley Metro Conference USA BIG EAST American current Atlantic Coast... coming soon

10 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 10 Louisville Sports Information (502) Card File -- Russ Smith s 748 points scored was the second-most all-time by a Cardinal, surpassed only by Darrell Griffith s 825 points during the season... Louisville has posted the best defensive efficiency of any team since Ken Pomeroy has been tracking the figures since An average Division I team has scored points per 100 possessions, while UofL allows UofL held 23 of its 40 opponents below 40 percent accuracy from the field (nine of last 15), including limiting Duke to.365 in the Midwest Region championship... Colorado State was the 24th opponent the Cards have held below 60 points this season. UofL is 23-1 in those games (loss to Georgetown)... Including his 8-of-10 shooting performance from three-point range in the Final Four, Luke Hancock hit 28-of-49 threes over the last 14 games (.571). He hit a three-pointer in 19 of his last 20 games... Gorgui Dieng produced his 22nd career double-double against Duke with 14 points, 11 rebounds, four blocked shots and two steals. For conference games only, he led the league in rebounding (10.8 rpg) and was second in blocked shots (2.8 bpg)... Dieng led UofL in rebounding in 24 of his 33 games as a junior... Stephan Van Treese s 11.2 rebounds per 40 minutes average is second on the team to Gorgui Dieng (12.1)... Louisville outscored its opponent s bench in 33 of 40 games and committed fewer turnovers than its foe in 38 of 40 games (all but vs. Duke on 11/24 and Oregon on 3/29). UofL had single-digit turnovers in 11 games, including four times in the NCAA Tournament (nine in each of its Final Four games)... Villanova s 18 first half turnovers on March 14 were the most in a half for a UofL opponent this season... Louisville scored under 60 points for the fourth time during the season at Syracuse. UofL won three of those four games... Louisville held North Carolina A&T to just 17 points in the second half on March 22, the 12th time this season the Cardinals have held an opponent to 20 or fewer points in a half... Peyton Siva made 55 of his last 62 free throw attempts over the last 28 games and ranked second in the BIG EAST in free throw percentage (.867)... Russ Smith scored in double digits in all but four games as a junior (8 pts. vs. USF and Villanova, 5 vs. Notre Dame, 9 vs. Michigan). Smith scored 20 or more on 18 occasions, including 31 against Oregon in the Midwest Region semifinals. It was an NCAA Tournament high for Smith, whose top five scoring efforts BIG EAST... Russ Smith has a steal in 76 of 95 career games. Big Crowds Louisville fans have flocked to the KFC Yum! Center. An average of 21,571 fans watched UofL produce a 15-1 record at home in , third nationally in average attendance. A single-game record crowd of 22,815 witnessed the Cardinals beat No. 24 Notre Dame in the home finale on March 9, Four of the top 10 crowds in the three years the Cardinals have played in the facility came during the season, including the top three. Three preseason intrasquad scrimmages, including one televised live locally, drew crowds of 10,355; 9,432 and 7,447 fans. In 20 home games in , Louisville averaged 21,503 fans, topped only by Syracuse and Kentucky. Louisville has ranked among the top five nationally in average home attendance for 32 straight seasons. The 75,350 crowd at the national semifinals was the largest in NCAA history to watch a college basketball and the largest crowd ever to witness the Cardinals play. The combined attendance of 819,280 in 40 Louisville games in was a new season record for UofL. One Millionth Fan Attained In just its third year in the spectacular facility, fans attending UofL men s basketball games in the KFC Yum! Center reached one million when the Cardinals faced FIU in the Billy Minardi Classic on Dec. 19. A total of 1,231,644 fans have flocked to the arena to watch the Cardinals in 57 games to date, an average of 21,608 per game. UofL Statistical Comparison Wins Losses Home A/Neu Record Scoring Average Points Allowed Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG Percentage Pt. Percentage FT Percentage Rebound Margin Turnover Margin were 23 vs. North Carolina A&T and Duke, 27 vs. Colorado State, 21 vs. Wichita State and 19 against Florida in the 2012 West Region championship game. He led the team in scoring in 26 of Louisville s 40 games and averaged 18.7 per game, second in the Largest KFC Yum! Center Crowds Crowd Opponent Result Date 1. 22,815 Notre Dame W /9/ ,814 Syracuse L /19/ ,810 Kentucky W /29/ ,803 Kentucky L /31/ ,776 Connecticut W /18/ ,758 Pittsburgh W /27/ ,755 Syracuse W /12/ ,746 Pittsburgh W /25/ ,739 Cincinnati W /4/ ,738 Syracuse L /13/12 Cards Among Nation s Best in Pitino Era Louisville is among 16 programs in the nation that have won at least 70 percent of its games over the last 12 years. Louisville has a.736 winning percentage since U of L Coach Rick Pitino took over the reins of the Cardinal program, ninth best in the nation. Best Winning Percentage Last 12 Years Louisville is among the top 20 programs in the nation in winning percentage over the last 12 seasons under Pitino. (records through ) School Total Pct. Kansas Duke Memphis Gonzaga Pittsburgh Syracuse Kentucky Florida Louisville North Carolina Connecticut Wisconsin Ohio State Xavier Michigan State Texas Marquette School Records Fall Two Louisville defensive records were broken by the Cardinals. Louisville s 430 steals have established a new record, with many of the current Cardinals being involved in the previous record of 353 set by the previous year s team. Louisville also forced a record 730 turnovers, breaking a 16-year-old mark of 632 turnovers by an opponent, which was established by the Cardinals. Louisville Career Double-Doubles Chane Behanan (11) Michigan (N) 4/8/13 15 pts., 12 reb. Notre Dame (A) 2/9/13 30 pts., 15 reb. FIU (H) 12/19/12 14 pts., 11 reb. Samford (H) 11/15/12 12 pts., 18 reb. Davidson (N) 3/15/12 14 pts., 11 reb. Rutgers (H) 2/4/12 23 pts., 11 reb. Marquette (A) 1/16/12 10 pts., 12 reb. Notre Dame (H) 1/7/12 17 pts., 10 reb. Vanderbilt (H) 12/3/11 14 pts., 10 reb. Lamar (H) 11/13/11 10 pts., 13 reb. UT Martin (H) 11/11/11 14 pts., 12 reb. Stephan Van Treese (1) USF(A) 1/9/11 12 pts., 14 reb. Russ Smith (1) Notre Dame (A) 2/9/13 21 pts., 10 reb.

11 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 11 Louisville Sports Information (502) Cards Have 11 Straight 20-Win Seasons Louisville is one of eight Division I schools in the nation which has won 20 or more games in each of the past 11 seasons. Kansas tops the list with 24 consecutive years, followed by Duke (17), Syracuse (16), Gonzaga (16), Florida (15), Pittsburgh (12), Utah State (12) and Louisville (11). UofL Coach Rick Pitino has won at least 20 games in a season on 21 occasions, ranking him sixth among active coaches in 20-win seasons and 16th overall. Pitino won 30 in a single season for the sixth time last year. UofL has won at least 20 games in 40 of the last 44 years. Tough Schedule Louisville s schedule was ranked as the fourth toughest in the nation by the ratings percentage index (RPI). Six BIG EAST teams were ranked among the nation s Top 25 teams in the final Associated Press poll. The Cardinals played 21 of their 34 games prior to the NCAA Tournament against teams that reached postseason competition, including 16 in the NCAA Tournament (NCAA: Cincinnati, Duke, Georgetown, Marquette, Memphis, Missouri, Notre Dame 3 times, Pittsburgh, Syracuse 3 times, Villanova twice, Western Kentucky; NIT: Kentucky, Providence, St. John s; CBI: College of Charleston; CIT: Northern Iowa). UofL played the toughest non-conference schedule in the BIG EAST (fifth in the RPI). UofL was second behind Duke in the Battle 4 Atlantis, which featured six teams in the 2013 NCAA field. Nation s Toughest Schedules by the Ratings Pct. Index (Final ) 1 Duke 2 Michigan State 3 Syracuse 4 Louisville 5 New Mexico 6 Minnesota 7 Miami (Fla.) 8 North Carolina 9 Marquette 10 Indiana Cards Have Been Tough on the Road Louisville has the most road victories in BIG EAST Conference games BIG EAST Conference Home Records Since (through season) over the last seven years (38; six this Team Wins Losses Pct. 1. Notre Dame year; five last year, three in , four 2. Marquette in 09-10, eight in , and six in 3. Louisville each of the previous two years). 4. Pittsburgh Syracuse is next in line with 37 road victories over the last seven years. 5. Georgetown 6. Syracuse Overall, UofL has a record over the 7. Connecticut Villanova last six years on their opponent s home 9. Cincinnati court. Louisville has won 34 of its last St. John s on the road, including seven vs. Top Seton Hall ranked foes. In league home games in its eight 12. Providence 13. USF seasons in the BIG EAST, Louisville has 14. Rutgers DePaul won 80 percent of its games (56-14 record) and just two less than leader Notre Dame (58-12) and one behind Marquette (57-13). UofL s only home loss of was to league foe Syracuse. Cards Continuing Productive Defense Louisville teams under Rick Pitino have been known for their defensive intensity and the unit has followed in that tradition. UofL has limited its opponents to 60 or fewer points in 24 of its 40 outings (last year: 23 of 40). A dozen of Louisville s last 16 opponents scored 61 or fewer points. The Cardinals allowed an average of 58.8 points, ranking 21st in the nation in scoring defense (last year: 61.0 pts., 32nd). UofL was second in the nation in steals, averaging 10.8 a game (last year: 8.8 steals, 7th in the nation). Louisville committed fewer turnovers than its opponent in 38 of 40 games in and was third nationally in turnover margin (+5.9). In its six NCAA Tournament games, UofL forced 94 turnovers, collected 65 steals and committed just 64 turnovers itself Louisville has ranked among the nation s top 40 in field goal percentage defense in nine of the past 11 years, including this season s 39.5 percentage, which ranked 37th nationally. In U of L National Ranking in Field Goal Percentage Defense st nd th th th th nd st th th th , the Cards held 15 of their last 26 opponents under 40 percent accuracy from the field, including six of its last nine foes in the BIG EAST and NCAA Championship. Louisville has allowed 60 points or fewer in 27 of its last 41 home games dating back to the season. Opponents are averaging only 57.6 points per outing in 57 games at the KFC Yum! Center, including 56.1 points during the season. How important was defense to the Cardinals during their 2012 Final Four run? Louisville s.422 season offensive field goal percentage in was the lowest for a Final Four team in 50 years, since Oregon State shot.406 during the season NATIONAL RANKINGS Associated Press (March 18) 1 Gonzaga 2 Louisville 3 Kansas 4 Indiana 5 Miami (Fla.) 6 Duke 7 Ohio State 8 Georgetown 9 Michigan State 10 New Mexico 10 Michigan 12 Kansas State 13 Saint Louis 14 Florida 15 Marquette 16 Syracuse 17 Oklahoma St. 18 Wisconsin 19 Memphis 20 Pittsburgh 21 Arizona 22 Creighton 23 Notre Dame 24 UCLA 25 Oregon USA Today (April 9) 1 Louisville 2 Michigan 3 Syracuse 4 Wichita State 5 Duke 6 Ohio State 7 Indiana 8 Kansas 9 Florida 10 Miami (Fla. 11 Marquette 12 Gonzaga 13 Michigan State 14 Arizona 15 Oregon 16 Saint Louis 17 Georgetown 18 Memphis 19 New Mexico 20 Kansas State 21 Creighton 22 Wisconsin 23 VCU 24 LaSalle 25 Fla. Gulf Coast Louisville in the Polls Date AP USAT Date AP USAT Preseason Jan Nov Jan Nov Feb Nov Feb Dec Feb Dec Feb Dec March Dec March Dec March 18/ Jan April Jan Cards Sixth All-Time in the Polls Louisville has been ranked in the Associated Press poll on 548 occasions, sixth most all-time. U of L has been ranked among the nation s top 10 in the preseason poll for the last two years (second in , ninth in ). Highest Preseason Ranking -- Louisville s No. 2 preseason AP ranking matched its highest ever, also achieved prior to the season. That year also marked the highest the Cardinals have been ranked in the preseason coaches poll, when UofL was tabbed No. 1 in the UPI coaches poll. Aside from Jan. 14 this year when they were No. 1 in both polls, the Cards have been ranked the No. 1 team in the nation on three other occasions: in the ESPN/USA Today poll on March 15, 2009; in the final Associated Press poll that same season; and in the final USA Today coaches poll of

12 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 12 Louisville Sports Information (502) Dieng Swats in Record Numbers -- Gorgui Dieng s 83 blocked shots as a junior rank fifth on the Louisville single-season list even after missing seven games with a broken wrist. He swatted a school-record 128 blocks in , 26 more than Pervis Ellison s previous record of 102 swats in Dieng s 267 career blocks are the second most all-time at UofL. Dieng blocked a shot in 92 of 102 career games, including 66 with multiple blocks (21 of 33 in , 32 of 40 in ). He swatted at least three shots on 14 occasions this season and blocked a career best seven shots on five occasions. Dieng was second in the BIG EAST in rebounding and blocked shots, averaging 9.8 points, 9.4 rebounds (29th in the nation) and 2.5 blocks (24th in the nation). He was the top rebounder in league games (10.8). He produced his 22nd career double-double against Duke with 14 points, 11 rebounds, four blocked shots, two steals and hit 6-of-8 shots from the field. He had 10 points, nine rebounds and four blocks vs. Oregon. Dieng led the BIG EAST and ranked eighth nationally in blocks in (3.2 bpg). Cards 18th in All-Time Victories Louisville has an all-time record in in its 99th season of intercollegiate basketball. The Cardinals are 18th among all NCAA schools in victories. UofL started playing intercollegiate basketball in , but did not field teams in , or The Cardinals have produced winning seasons in 66 of the last 69 years, including winning 20 or more games in the last 11 straight seasons. Siva Adds to Record Book Peyton Siva s 144 career games played tied for the second-most at UofL behind Jeff Hall s 145 ( ). Four players tied the singleseason record with 40 games played. Siva s.867 free throw percentage in is the 10th best for a single season at Louisville; Siva was second in the BIG EAST in free throw percentage. Siva s 63 career assists in the NCAA Tournament are the secondmost ever for a Cardinal. Don t Count the Cards Out Louisville has rallied from nine or more points down to win on 19 occasions over the last three seasons, including seven times this season. Two occurred in both games of the Final Four as Louisville trailed by 12 points to both Wichita State and Michigan before storming back to win both games. The Cardinals fell behind by 16 (45-29) with 15:51 to play in the second half against Syracuse in the the BIG EAST Championship game. A 27-3 run put Louisville up to stay and the Cardinals completed the remarkable recovery by outscoring Syracuse in the second half. Also in , the Cards trailed by 16 at Memphis before recovering, were down 13 in the first half against Illinois State on Dec. 1 before coming back, and Providence and Connecticut both led by 10 in the first half. The Cardinals pulled off a dramatic comeback victory against Florida in the 2012 NCAA West Region Championship after trailing by 11 with 8:04 remaining (65-54), using an 18-3 closing run to cap the Louisville victory and sending the Cardinals to their ninth Final Four. Also in , UofL was down 17 at DePaul with 5:17 left in the first half (34-17) before rallying for the win. One of the most improbable recoveries occurred two years ago when the Cardinals beat Marquette on Jan. 15, 2011 after U of L had trailed by 18 with 5:44 to play. UofL wins after trailing by nine or more, last three seasons 18 down (47-65) vs. Marquette (H) - W, (17-34) vs. DePaul (A) - W, (OT) 16 (29-45) vs. Syracuse (N) - W, (9-25) vs. Memphis (A) - W, (30-46) vs. Notre Dame (N) - W, (OT) 13 (6-19) vs. Illinois State (H) - W, ( vs. West Virginia (A) - W, (9-22) vs. Western Kentucky (H) - W, (21-33) vs. Michigan (N) - W, (35-47) vs. Wichita State (N) - W, (26-38) vs. West Virginia (H) - W, (54-65) vs. Florida (N) - W, (29-19) vs. Connecticut (A) - W, (3-13) vs. Providence (H) - W, (34-43) vs. Vanderbilt (H) - W, (OT) 9 (2-11) vs. Marquette (N) - W, (23-32) vs. DePaul (H) - W, (43-52) vs. Connecticut (A) - W, (2OT) 9 (36-45) vs. UNLV (H) - W, MOST BLOCKED SHOTS / CAREER Rk. / Player Years Blocks 1. Pervis Ellison Gorgui Dieng Charles Jones Billy Thompson Rodney McCray Non-Conference Success -- UofL has a record (.803) against non-conference opponents in Coach Rick Pitino s 12 seasons (includes postseason), including a record at home (13-6 away). The Cardinals are at home in regular season nonconference games under Pitino, including a 33-4 mark over the last three seasons. Generous Siva Peyton Siva averaged 5.7 assists, third in the BIG EAST and 28th nationally. He handed out a career-high 13 assists at Villanova, equaling the third most in UofL history. He is second in career assists at UofL with 677, had five double-digit assist games as a senior and handed out five or more assists in 25 games (12 of the last 16 games). His 228 assists in set a new UofL record. He handed out nine or more assists in 15 career games. MOST ASSISTS / CAREER Rk. Name Year Asst. 1. LaBradford Smith Peyton Siva Terrence Williams Phil Bond DeJuan Wheat MOST ASSISTS / SEASON No. Name Year Ast. 1. Peyton Siva LaBradford Smith Peyton Siva Terrence Williams LaBradford Smith Peyton Siva Siva Thefts Peyton Siva became the Cardinals all-time leader in steals against Notre Dame on March 15. Siva had a season-high seven steals against Notre Dame and had six steals against Duke. His 90 steals this season also set a new UofL mark. Russ Smith finished the season eighth in steals (83), grabbing an NCAA Tournament record 8 vs. NCAT. MOST STEALS / CAREER Rk. / Player Years Steals 1. Peyton Siva Darrell Griffith LaBradford Smith Tick Rogers Alvin Sims MOST STEALS / SEASON No. Name Year Steals 1. Peyton Siva Russ Smith Darrell Griffith Tick Rogers Terrence Williams Alvin Sims Alvin Sims Russ Smith LaBradford Smith Jason Osborne MOST BLOCKED SHOTS / SEASON No. Name Year Blocks 1. Gorgui Dieng Pervis Ellison Pervis Ellsion Pervis Ellison Gorgui Dieng Pervis Ellison Charles Jones Samaki Walker Clifford Rozier Felton Spencer

13 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 13 Louisville Sports Information (502) Pitino First to Win Two -- UofL Coach Rick Pitino became the first coach to win an NCAA Championship at two different schools when the Cardinals claimed the 2013 title over Michigan. He won the NCAA title in 1996 at Kentucky. Pitino became the fifth coach to take two different schools to the NCAA title game. Only three coaches have coached more Final Four teams than Pitino s seven, a feat matched by one other. Siva Shined in BIG EAST Championship -- Peyton Siva continued his terrific play in the BIG EAST Championship, earning the 2013 Dave Gavitt Most Outstanding Player for the second straight season. He and Georgetown s Patrick Ewing are the only two players in BIG EAST history to win the award twice. Siva averaged 11 points, 6.0 assists and 4.7 steals this season and scored in double figures in nine straight BIG EAST Tournament contests. His 29 career steals is a tournament record. Siva had 11 points, eight assists and four steals in the title game against Syracuse. He totaled 12 points, six assists and a tournament record tying seven steals against Notre Dame; and had 10 points, four assists and three steals against Villanova in the quarterfinals. He was named the 2012 Dave Gavitt Most Outstanding Player after averaging 13.8 points, 6.3 rebounds, 5.8 assists and 2.8 steals in four games in last year s event. Siva was a 2011 all-tournament team selection when he averaged 12.0 points, 7.7 assists and 5.3 rebounds in helping the Cardinals reach the title game. Smith Pours in Russ Smith, who hails from Brooklyn, N.Y., scored 28 points to lead the Cardinals against Villanova in the BIG EAST semifinals. It was the third-highest scoring total of his career. He followed that with 20 against Notre Dame in the semifinals. Smith was an all-tournament selection after averaging 19.3 points in the three games, adding 10 points and three assists against Syracuse in the championship game. The Villanova effort came on a day when his legendary high school coach Jack Curran from Archbishop Malloy passed away. In high school, Smith led the New York City Catholic League (CHSAA) in scoring as a junior and senior. Smith led UofL in scoring in 26 games this season, missing double figures on just four occasions. Board Work The Cardinals held a rebounding advantage in 22 of 40 games in (21-1 in those games), including five games with at least a +14-rebound margin. Louisville ranked 66th in the nation in rebound margin (+3.7). UofL held a board edge over Colorado State in the NCAA Third round, a team which entered the game leading the nation in rebounding margin (+12.4); and beat Duke on the boards. The Cardinals rebounding advantage over Samford was its largest in 14 years. UofL had as many offensive rebounds (28) as Samford had rebounds in the game and two Cards - Chane Behanan (18) and Gorgui Dieng (13) totaled more as a duo than Samford. The Cardinals matched that 25-rebound margin by pounding the boards against USF on Jan. 12 for a advantage. UofL was 12-2 when it was outrebounded. Third Season in KFC Yum! Center -- Louisville completed its third season in the spectacular KFC Yum! Center, located on the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Louisville. The Cardinals had previously played basketball for 54 years in Freedom Hall ( ). The 22,000-seat multi-purpose arena was built at a cost of $238 million, includes 71 luxury suites, 62 four- or six-seat premium boxes, over 2,000 sidecourt club seats and four party suites with a seating capacity of 32 each. U of L s men s and women s teams have permanent locker rooms. There are five additional team locker rooms, two officials locker rooms, five star dressing rooms, a fullfunction media work room and a full-sized basketball practice court on the event level. The seven levels of the arena (including the upper catwalk) include a collective 721,762 square feet, or roughly the area of 13 football fields. After passing through the one and a half acre landscaped entry plaza that features a basketball-themed fountain, entering fans can visit the 2,500-square foot U of L adidas store, the 3,000-square foot U of L Hall of Honor, or head to their seats using one of the eight escalators or seven elevators within the building. Lounge space is abundant within the arena. Four spacious donor rooms are available for Cardinal fans, including three that overlook the Ohio River. The 7, record in 3 years square foot main concourse restaurant overlooks the river and a main concourse sports bar has views directly into the arena bowl. Two 4,000-square foot club lounges on the event level, as well as the terrace club and premium box lounges, provide amenities for their respective patrons. The KFC Yum! Center served as the site for the NCAA Men s Basketball Tournament second and third rounds in March 2012, will be the site for a similar event in March 2015 and was the site for the 2012 NCAA Women s Volleyball Championship on December 13 and 15. Siva Second-Highest Assist Average -- Peyton Siva averaged 5.7 assists as a senior, the second-highest in Cardinal history and highest since LaBradford Smith averaged a schoolrecord 6.5 assists in Siva has produced three of the top seven assist averages at UofL in his career. Highest single-season assist average, Louisville history Avg. Asst. Name (year) LaBradford Smith ( ) Peyton Siva ( ) LaBradford Smith ( ) Phil Bond ( ) Peyton Siva ( ) Phil Bond ( ) Peyton Siva ( ) Terrence Williams ( ) Reece Gaines ( ) Behanan Slams Into Top Chane Behanan s 59 dunks in tied for the most ever by a UofL player in a single season. He tied the UofL record of 59 slammed by Pervis Ellison in Coupled with his 50 as a freshman, Behanan s 109 career dunks ranks him fifth at Louisville. MOST DUNKS / SEASON No. Name Year Dunks 1. Chane Behanan Pervis Ellison Samardo Samuels Chane Behanan Alvin Sims Terrence Williams Montrezl Harrell Felton Spencer Cornelius Holden Alvin Sims MOST DUNKS / CAREER No. Name Years Dunks 1. Pervis Ellison Darrell Griffith Alvin Sims Cornelius Holden Chane Behanan Rodney McCray Marques Maybin Billy Thompson Felton Spencer Charles Jones U of L Statistical Comparison 1st Half 2nd Half Total Scoring Average Points Allowed Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG Percentage Pt. Percentage Opp 3-Pt. Pct FT Percentage Rebound Margin Turnovers Turnover Margin Note: overtime periods not included in 2nd half.

14 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 14 Louisville Sports Information (502) Smith Among Tournament Leaders -- Russ Smith was among the NCAA Touranment scoring leaders, averaging 22.3 points and 2.5 steals in the Cardinals six NCAA Tournament games. He matched a career-high with 31 points against Oregon in the Midwest Region semifinals while adding three assists, a block and a steal. He had 23 points against 2013 Midwest Regional Duke in the Midwest Region championship game to All-Tournament Team earn Most Outstanding Player honors. He scored 27 to Russ Smith, Louisville* lead the Cardinals over Colorado State, the fifthhighest scoring total of his career. He made 4-of-7 Gorgui Dieng, Louisville Peyton Siva, Louisville three-pointers vs. CSU, the sixth time he has buried as Seth Curry, Duke many treys in a game. Smith had 23 points and an Mason Plumlee, Duke NCAA Tournament record-tying eight steals vs. North * Most Outstanding Player Carolina A&T. He scored 21 vs. Wichita State in the 2013 All-Final Four team national semifinals. He scored 20 or more in a game Luke Hancock, Louisville* on 18 occasions this year, including seven of his nine Peyton Siva, Louisville postseason games. Chane Behanan, Louisville Smith s 31 points vs. Oregon were the most in a Trey Burke, Michigan college basketball game in Indianapolis Lucas Oil Mitch McGary, Michigan Stadium. He has averaged 17.8 points in 11 career * Most Outstanding Player NCAA Tournament games. Smith s 18.7 scoring average was the highest for a Cardinal since Reece Gaines averaged 21.0 points during the season and the 14th highest at UofL. Bench Contributions -- Louisville s bench made significant contributions during the 2013 postseason. The Cardinals bench contributed about a third of their rebounding (59 of 196 rebounds) and scoring (142 of 477 points) in their six NCAA Tournament games. The Cardinals bench produced at least 20 points in 22 games during the season. Luke Hancock averaged 11.3 points in the nine post-season games, burying 16-of-31 shots (.516). Kevin Ware scored a career-high 11 points against Oregon and handed out a career-high five assists against Colorado State. Montrezl Harrell averaged 6.4 points and 3.2 rebounds in the Cardinals nine postseason games. Stephan Van Treese pulled down seven rebounds against North Carolina A&T, his fourth game this season with as many as seven. BIG EAST Had Two in Final Four -- Three teams from the BIG EAST Conference advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight, more than any other league. Louisville, Syracuse and Marquette each advanced, with the latter two facing each other for the East Region championship. The BIG EAST is the only conference to place at least one team in every NCAA Elite Eight since A BIG EAST team has reached the Final Four seven of the last eight seasons. The BIG EAST s eight teams in the 68-team NCAA Tournament field were the most for any conference. The BIG EAST had a 13-7 record in the 2013 tournament. The BIG EAST last had two teams in the Final Four in 2009 with Villanova and Connecticut. Statistical Trends U of L is over the last 12 seasons under Coach Rick Pitino when scoring 80 or more points (11-1 this season, 8-0 in )... Over the past 12 years under Pitino, Louisville is when shooting 50 percent or better from the field (10-0 this year, 6-0 in )... U of L is when holding its opponent below 70 points over the past 12 years under Pitino (32-1 this year, 25-7 in ). Mathiang Sat Out Season -- UofL freshman center Mangok Mathiang (pronounced MANG-go, silent K, MATH-ee-ang) sat out the season. He was ineligible to compete, but has practiced with the team and will have four years of eligibility. Mathiang averaged 12 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots last year for IMG s postgraduate team, which posted a 28-2 record in Born in Sudan, Africa, Mathiang lived in Melbourne, Australia for several years before moving to the U.S. to play a season of high school basketball at Carbondale (Ill.) Brehm Prep School in Marra Out With Knee Injury -- Senior guard/forward Mike Marra reinjured his left knee in practice on Sept. 28, 2012 and was lost for the season. Marra suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), the same one he tore on Nov. 17, 2011 against Lamar in the second game of the season. A 6-foot-5 guard from Smithfield, R.I., Marra averaged 6.2 points and two assists, while burying 45 three-point goals as a sophomore in , starting 11 games. He served as a student assistant coach. Ear It Pronunciations -- Trouble with pronunciations? Check out the Ear It pronunciations for the Cardinals players from the men s basketball roster on The links next to player names on the roster are supplied by TheNameEngine.com, an interactive audio service that provides proper audio pronunciations and phonetic spellings. No. 900 For Pitino -- The Cardinals regional semifinal matchup with Oregon was the 900th collegiate game for UofL Coach Rick Pitino, who has a record. Louisville s victory over Colorado State in the third round was the 60th NCAA Tournament game for Pitino, who has a record in 18 appearances. Pitino s Milestone Collegiate Games No. Date Score 100 1/12/82 Boston U. 96, Holy Cross /7/87 Pittsburgh 87, Providence /14/92 Kentucky 80, LSU /10/95 Kentucky 93, Auburn /26/02 Louisville 97, DePaul /9/05 Memphis 85, Louisville /19/08 Seton Hall 92, Louisville /27/10 Louisville 104, Morgan State /31/13 Louisville 77, Oregon 69 Cards Men, Women Both in Final Four Louisville, Duke and Kansas were the only three schools in the nation to have both men s and women s teams in the Sweet 16; and only Louisville and Duke had both men and women reach the Elite Eight. The No. 5 seed Cardinals women s team beat No. 12 seed Middle Tennessee on March 24, beat Purdue on March 26. UofL stunned top seed Baylor on March 31 in the Oklahoma City Regional before knocking off No. 2 seed Tennessee on April 2 to reach its second Final Four in five years. The Cards beat California in the national semifinals before falling to Connecticut in the title game. Louisville had last reached the Final Four in women s basketball in 2009, when the Cardinals finished as the national runner-up. Louisville is one of 23 schools that had both its men s and women s teams in the NCAA fields. Two Individual Records Set Two Louisville records fell when the Cardinals faced Notre Dame in the BIG EAST semifinals. Peyton Siva collected seven steals against the Irish, boosting his career total past Darrell Griffith (230 steals, ) for the school career steals record, finishing his career with 254. Siva s seven steals tied the BIG EAST Tournament record held by 11 players. It is tied for the fourth-highest ever for a Louisville player. Siva had four steals against N. Carolina A&T and Michigan in the NCAA Tournament. Russ Smith made 3-of-4 free throws against Notre Dame, passing the previous school record of 177 made by Wes Unseld in the season. He finished with a record 222-of-276 free throws (.804). Thirty percent of Smith s points in came from the free throw line (222 of 748 points). Smith s 748 points ranks second-highest ever for a single season at Louisville.

15 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 15 Louisville Sports Information (502) Siva named to Capital One Academic All-America Team -- UofL guard Peyton Siva was named to the Capital One Academic All-America Division I Men s Basketball Team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). A sociology major from Seattle, Wash., Siva is just the second Academic All-America selection ever for the UofL men s basketball program. Phillip Bond, who played at UofL from and helped the Cardinals reach the 1975 NCAA Final Four, achieved the prestigious national honor in Siva earned second-team Academic All-America status. He was also named to the Academic All-District 2 men s basketball first team for the second straight year. To be eligible for the honor, which recognizes the nation s top student-athletes for their combined performances athletically and in the classroom, a student-athlete must maintain at least a 3.3 cumulative GPA. Smith Earns Multiple All-America Honors -- Junior guard Russ Smith was named to three national All-America teams. Smith was named to the third team of All- America teams selected by the Associated Press, NABC, and The Sporting News. He was honored as the National Player of the Year by Ken Pomeroy. Three Cards on All-Final Four Team -- Three Louisville players were named to the 2013 All-Final Four team in Atlanta, including Peyton Siva, Luke Hancock and Chane Behanan. Hancock was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four, becoming the first non-starter in the 75-year history to earn the honor. Siva Earns Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award -- Peyton Siva was named the recipient of the 45th annual Frances Pomeroy Naismith award. The Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award is named in honor of James Naismith s daughter-in-law and presented by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. A panel of representatives from the National Association of Basketball Coaches selected Siva based on leadership, character, loyalty, all-around basketball ability and excellence in the classroom. He was a finalist for the 2013 Bob Cousy Collegiate Point Guard of the Year Award. UofL Trio Earns BIG EAST Honors -- UofL players Russ Smith, Gorgui Dieng and Peyton Siva were selected for post-season honors in the BIG EAST Conference in a vote of the league head coaches. Smith and Dieng were first team All-BIG EAST selections, while Siva earned third team honors. It was the first time the Cardinals have had three All-BIG EAST selections in one season and the first time two UofL players were named to the first team. Two Cardinals also garnered top league individual awards. Siva was named the men s basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year and Dieng was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year. Behanan Slams Dunk of the Year -- Louisville sophomore Chane Behanan s dunk against DePaul this year was named the Pepsi MAX Dunk of the Year, announced by Chicago-based Intersport. Against the Blue Demons on Feb. 27, Behanan picked off a pass late in the first half and threw down a one-handed dunk over DePaul guard Worrel Clahar. Behanan elevated and his knee reached Clahar s chin before the Louisville forward finished the jam. Siva a Senior CLASS Award Team Member -- Senior guard Peyton Siva was named to the Senior CLASS Award second team. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award recipient must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence community, classroom, character and competition. Blackshear Named Elite 89 Recipient -- Wayne Blackshear won the Elite 89 award for the 2013 NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Championship. The award is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA s championships. A communications major, Blackshear currently carries a 3.55 grade point average. Smith Earns National Academic Momentum Award -- UofL guard Russ Smith has been honored with a 2013 Academic Momentum Award, as presented by the National Constortium for Academics and Sports and the Scholar Baller program. Smith is one of 63 male and female student-athletes nationally representing 15 different sports to receive the honor, which is based on the level of academic improvement and the impact of that academic momentum. A junior communication major, Smith has a cumulative 3.1 grade point average and was a third-team selection for the honor. All-America Siva -- Louisville senior guard Peyton Siva was named to the All- America team by Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook. Siva joined Indiana s Cody Zeller, Ohio State s Deshaun Thomas, Florida State s Michael Snaer and Creighton s Doug McDermott on the publication s All-America first team. All five grace the cover of this year s Blue Ribbon College Basketball Yearbook. Siva was also a third-team preseason All-America selection by The Sporting News and earned Academic All-America second-team honors this year Individual Honors Peyton Siva Capital One Academic All-America second team BIG EAST Championship Most Outstanding Player BIG EAST Scholar Athlete of the Year Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award NABC National Good Works first team Senior CLASS Award second team NCAA Final Four All-Tournament team NCAA All Midwest Regional All-BIG EAST third team Billy Minardi Classic Most Valuable Player Battle 4 Atlantis All-Tournament team Preseason BIG EAST Player of the Year Preseason Blue Ribbon Basketball Yearbook All-America first team Preseason ESPN All-America second team Preseason The Sporting News All-America third team Russ Smith Associated Press All-America third team NABC All-America third team The Sporting News third team Ken Pomeroy National Player of the Year Midwest Regional Most Outstanding Player NCAA All Midwest Regional BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete Sports Excellence Award All-BIG EAST third team National Academic Momentum Award USBWA All-District IV team BIG EAST All-Tournament team Battle 4 Atlantis All-Tournament team BIG EAST Player of the Week Dec. 31 BIG EAST Honor Roll Nov. 26 BIG EAST Honor Roll Dec. 10 BIG EAST Honor Roll Jan. 21 BIG EAST Honor Roll Feb. 4 BIG EAST Honor Roll Feb. 18 BIG EAST Honor Roll March 4 Gorgui Dieng BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year All-BIG EAST first team NCAA All Midwest Regional ESPN National Player of the Week (final week of regular season) BIG EAST Player of the Week March 11 BIG EAST Honor Roll Jan. 14 BIG EAST Honor Roll Feb. 25 Preseason All-BIG EAST Conference Chane Behanan NCAA Final Four All-Tournament team National Dunk of the Year BIG EAST Player of the Week Dec. 17 BIG EAST Honor Roll Feb. 11 Preseason All-BIG EAST Conference Luke Hancock Final Four Most Outstanding Player Wayne Blackshear NCAA Men s Basketball Elite 89 Award

16 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 16 Louisville Sports Information (502) U of L Basketball Tradition Louisville made its 39th NCAA Tournament appearance in The Cardinals have reached the NCAA Tournament 30 of the last 37 years (seven straight, 10 of the last 11, 12 of the last 15 years, 18 of last 22). The Cards have reached the Sweet 16 on 19 occasions (four of the last six years). Louisville is sixth in tournament victories (70) and is fifth in NCAA Tournament appearances (39). UofL has a overall NCAA Tournament record, reaching the Final Four 10 times. UofL has an all-time 1, record in 99 seasons of intercollegiate basketball. The Cardinals are 18th among all NCAA schools in victories. Nineteen Louisville players have earned All-America status, the latest being Terrence Williams in The Cardinals have had 59 players drafted by the NBA, the latest of whom were 2013 selections Gorgui Dieng, the 21st overall pick by the Utah Jazz before his trade to the Minnesota Timberwolves; and Peyton Siva, selected in the second round with the 56th overall pick by the Detroit Pistons. UofL is seventh nationally with 10 Final Four appearances overall. No other school went to the Final Four four times during the 1980s and Louisville won two NCAA titles in that decade, winning the national championship in 1980 and Coach Rick Pitino has guided seven teams to the NCAA Final Four. Louisville's 39 NCAA Tournament appearances are fifth best all-time and its 110 NCAA Tournament games is the sixth most played in the event. Louisville has won its conference championship or finished second in its league in 25 of the last 37 years, including four of the last seven years (second place in the BIG EAST in 2007, 2008, champion in 2009 and 2013). The Cardinals were co-champions in the 2013 regular season and also won the 2013 tournament title. Louisville is the only school in the nation to have claimed the championship of three major national post-season tournaments: the 1948 NAIB Championship, the 1956 NIT title and the 1980,1986 & 2013 NCAA Championships. UofL produced the second most consecutive winning seasons all-time in the NCAA with 46 (not current). The Cards played winning basketball from through , winning 20 or more games on 31 occasions during that period. Louisville has three representatives in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Cardinal All-American and former Washington Bullets All-Star Wes Unseld was inducted in 1988, former head coach Denny Crum was inducted in 1994 and current head coach Rick Pitino is in the 2013 induction class. Louisville has ranked among the top 10 nationally in average home attendance each of the last 39 years, including the last 32 straight in the nation's top five. The Cardinals moved to their new home in 2010, the 22,000-seat KFC Yum! Center in downtown Louisville. In 16 home games in , 345,129 fans attended games, a 21,571 average that trailed only Kentucky and Syracuse. Only four times in the last 48 years have the Cardinals failed to reach either the NCAA or NIT post-season tournaments. UofL reached the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight four of the last six years and the last two Final Fours. The Cardinals are one of the most televised teams in college basketball. UofL games were televised on national networks during the regular season on 23 occasions. Every possible U of L game over the past 30 years has been televised on either a live or delayed basis -- a total of nearly 900 games -- including over 340 national television appearances. The Cardinals have been ranked on 548 occasions in the AP poll, sixth most all-time. Louisville has been ranked every consecutive week in the poll this season (longest consecutive streak under Pitino: 31 weeks, ). Aside from Jan. 14 U of L Individual Single-Game Bests in NCAA Tournament Games Points by Junior Bridgeman vs. Rutgers ( ) Rebounds by Wes Unseld vs. Houston ( ) Field Goal Pct (7-of-7) by Dwayne Morton vs. Minnesota ( ) 3-Pt. FG... 7 by Taquan Dean vs. West Virginia ( ) 3-Pt. FG Pct (5-of-5) by Dwayne Morton vs. Minnesota ( ) Free Throws by Wesley Cox vs. Oral Roberts ( ), by Russ Smith vs. Oregon ( ) Free Thow Pct (12-of-12) by Wesley Cox vs. Oral Roberts ( ) Assists by Phil Bond vs. UCLA ( ) Steals... 8 by Russ Smith vs. North Carolina A&T ( ) Blocked Shots... 7 by Gorgui Dieng vs. Mich. St. ( ), Pervis Ellison vs. Illinois ( ) this year in both polls, the Cards have been ranked as the No. 1 team in the nation on three other occasions: in the ESPN/USA Today poll on March 15, 2009; in the final the Associated Press poll that same season; and in the final USA Today coaches poll of The Cardinals became the No. 1 team in the nation in the ESPN/USA Today poll on March 15, Louisville s only previous time at No. 1 in the coaches poll was when it opened the season as the top team in the UPI poll. Louisville has been ranked as the No. 2 team in the AP poll on 18 occasions all-time. Four former Cardinals were active on NBA rosters during the season: Francisco Garcia (Houston Rockets), Earl Clark (Los Angeles Lakers), Terrence Williams (Boston Celtics) and Samardo Samuels (Cleveland Cavaliers). At least 19 former Cardinals are playing professionally now with other U.S. or foreign teams. Thirty-five U of L players have reached the NBA in the last 39 years. UofL has retired the numbers of four of its former hoop greats: 8 Charlie Tyra, 31 Wes Unseld, 35 Darrell Griffith and 42 Pervis Ellison. Louisville is second behind North Carolina for the national lead with 65 alltime 1,000 point scorers, a plateau last reached by Peyton Siva and Russ Smith this year. Aside from basketball lettermen, some notable UofL alumni include: the late Johnny Unitas (football), Mitch McConnell (U.S. Senator, Kentucky), Bob Edwards (former National Public Radio host), Tom Jackson (ESPN commentator) and 19 players active in the NFL during the 2012 season. UofL's co-ed cheerleading squad has won 16 national cheerleading titles, including winning the 2011 National Cheerleading Association Championships in Daytona Beach, Fla. The Cards' all-girl squad has won nine championships and UofL has won the small coed national title six times, including The Ladybirds, UofL's dance team, have won nine national titles, including winning four of the last five NCA titles. UofL swept all four competitions at the 2009 and 2011 events. The Cardinals also won their third USA Cheer stunt national championship in 2013, UofL is among 16 programs in the nation that have won at least 70 percent of their games over the last 12 years. Louisville has a.736 winning percentage since U of L Coach Rick Pitino took over the reins of the Cardinal program, ninth best in the nation.

17 University of Louisville Men's Basketball Schedule Date Opponent Site Time Television October Tues. 29 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN / exhibition KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS November Wed. 6 PIKEVILLE / exhibition KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS Sat. 9 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON KFC YUM! CENTER 1 p.m. WHAS Tues. 12 HOFSTRA in Hall of Fame Classic KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS Fri. 15 CORNELL KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS Tues. 19 HARTFORD in Hall of Fame Classic KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS Sat. 23 Fairfield at Hall of Fame Classic Uncasville, Conn. 2 p.m.* ESPN3 Sun. 24 North Carolina or Richmond Mohegan Sun, 1 p.m. or ESPN (championship) at Hall of Fame Classic Uncasville, Conn. 3 p.m.* ESPN3 (consolation) * game will start at least 25 minutes after the conclusion of the previous game Fri. 29 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS December Wed. 4 MISSOURI KANSAS CITY KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. WHAS Sat. 7 LOUISIANA LAFAYETTE KFC YUM! CENTER 1 p.m. WHAS Sat. 14 WESTERN KENTUCKY KFC YUM! CENTER Noon ESPN2 in Billy Minardi Classic Tues. 17 MISSOURI STATE KFC YUM! CENTER 9 p.m. ESPN2 Sat. 21 at FIU Miami, Fla. 5 p.m. TBA Sat. 28 at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 4 p.m. CBS Tues. 31 at UCF Orlando, Fla. 5 p.m. ESPN2 January Sat. 4 at Rutgers Piscataway, N.J. 6 p.m. CBS Sports Network Thur. 9 MEMPHIS KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2 Sun. 12 SMU KFC YUM! CENTER 1 p.m. CBS Sports Network Thur. 16 HOUSTON KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. CBS Sports Network Sat. 18 at Connecticut Storrs, Conn. 9 p.m. ESPN Wed. 22 at USF Tampa, Fla. 7 p.m. ESPNU Thur. 30 CINCINNATI KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2 February Sat. 1 UCF KFC YUM! CENTER 9 p.m. ESPNU Wed. 5 at Houston Houston, Texas 9 p.m. ESPNU Thur. 13 at Temple Philadelphia, Pa. 7 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2 Sun. 16 RUTGERS KFC YUM! CENTER 6 p.m. ESPN2 Tues. 18 USF KFC YUM! CENTER 7 p.m. CBS Sports Network Sat. 22 at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Noon CBS Thur. 27 TEMPLE KFC YUM! CENTER 9 p.m. ESPN or ESPN2 March Sat. 1 at Memphis Memphis, Tenn. 2 p.m. CBS Wed. 5 at SMU Dallas, Texas 7 p.m. CBS Sports Network Sat. 8 CONNECTICUT KFC YUM! CENTER 2 p.m. CBS Wed. 12- at American Championship Memphis, Tenn. TBA ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU Sat. 15 FedEx Forum WHAS-TV (Channel 11) is an ABC affiliate in Louisville. All games are broadcast on the U of L Sports Radio Network, which originates on WHAS (840 AM) or WKRD (790 AM) in Louisville.

18 Louisville Men s Basketball Season Wrap-up -- Page 18 Louisville Sports Information (502) Louisville NCAA Tournament Appearances U of L has an all-time NCAA Tournament record of The Cardinals have 39 NCAA Tournament appearances. U of L has reached 10 Final Fours and has won three NCAA Titles (1980, 1986, 2013) March 20 (East Region first round): Kentucky 79, Louisville March 10 (Mideast Region first round): Louisville 77, Eastern Kentucky 63 March 13 (Mideast Region semifinal): Louisville 76, Kentucky 61 March 14 (Mideast Region final): Louisville 88, Michigan State 81 March 20 (National semifinal): West Virginia 94, Louisville 79 March 21 (National semis consolation): Cincinnati 98, Louisville March 14 (Mideast Region first round): Louisville 76, Ohio 70 March 17 (Mideast Region semifinal): Ohio State 56, Louisville 55 March 18 (Mideast Region consolation): Louisville 83, Morehead State March 10 (Mideast Region first round): Ohio 71, Louisville 69 (OT) 1967 March 17 (Midwest Region first round): SMU 83, Louisville 81 March 18 (Midwest Region consolation): Kansas 70, Louisville March 15 (Midwest Region semifinal): Houston 91, Louisville 75 March 16 (Midwest Region consolation): Louisville 93, Kansas State March 16 (Midwest Region semifinal): Louisville 88, SW Louisiana 84 March 18 (Midwest Region final): Louisville 72, Kansas State 65 March 23 (National semifinal): UCLA 96, Louisville 77 March 25 (National semis consolation): North Carolina 105, Louisville March 14 (Midwest Region semifinal): Oral Roberts 96, Louisville 93 March 16 (Midwest Region consolation): Creighton 80, Louisville March 15 (Midwest Region first round): Louisville 91, Rutgers 78 March 20 (Midwest Region semifinal): Louisville 78, Cincinnati 63 March 22 (Midwest Region final): Louisville 96, Maryland 82 March 29 (National semifinal): UCLA 75, Louisville 74 (OT) March 31 (National semis consolation): Louisville 96, Syracuse 88 (OT) 1977 March 12 (West Region first round): UCLA 87, Louisville March 12 (Midwest Region first round): Louisville 76, St. John s 68 March 17 (Midwest Region semifinal): DePaul 90, Louisville 89 (OT) 1979 March 10 (Midwest Region 2nd round): Louisville 69, South Alabama 66 March 15 (Midwest region semifinal): Arkansas 73, Louisville March 8 (Midwest Region 2nd round): Louisville 71, Kansas State 69 (OT) March 14 (Midwest Region semifinal): Louisville 66, Texas A & M 65 (OT) March 16 (Midwest Region final): Louisville 86, Louisiana State 66 March 22 (National semifinal): Louisville 80, Iowa 72 March 24 (National Championship): Louisville 59, UCLA March 14 (Midwest Region 2nd round): Arkansas 74, Louisville March 13 (Mideast Region 2nd round): Louisville 81, Middle Tennessee 56 March 18 (Mideast Region semifinal): Louisville 67, Minnesota 61 March 20 (Mideast Region Final): Louisville 75, Alabama-Birmingham 68 March 27 (National semifinal): Georgetown 50, Louisville March 20 (Mideast Region 2nd round): Louisville 70, Tennessee 57 March 24 (Mideast Region semifinal): Louisville 65, Arkansas 63 March 26 (Mideast Region final): Louisville 80, Kentucky 68 (OT) April 2 (National semifinal): Houston 94, Louisville March 16 (Mideast Region first round): Louisville 72, Morehead State 59 March 18 (Mideast Region 2nd round): Louisville 69, Tulsa 67 March 22 (Mideast Region semifinal): Kentucky 72, Louisville March 13 (West Region first round): Louisville 93, Drexel 73 March 15 (West Region second round): Louisville 82, Bradley 68 March 20 (West Region semifinal): Louisville 94, North Carolina 79 March 22 (West Region final): Louisville 84, Auburn 76 March 29 (National semifinal): Louisville 88, Louisiana State 77 March 31 (National Championship): Louisville 72, Duke March 17 (Southeast Region first round): Louisville 70, Oregon State 61 March 19 (Southeast Region second round): Louisville 97, Brigham Young 76 March 24 (Southeast Region semifinal): Oklahoma 108, Louisville March 16 (Midwest Region first round): Louisville 76, Arkansas-Little Rock 71 March 18 (Midwest Region 2nd round): Louisville 93, Arkansas 84 March 24 (Midwest Region semifinal): Illinois 83, Louisville March 15 (West Region first round): Louisville 78, Idaho 59 March 17 (West Region second round): Ball State 62, Louisville March 20 (West Region first round): Louisville 81, Wake Forest 58 March 22 (West Region second round): UCLA 85, Louisville March 19 (Midwest Region first round): Louisville 76, Delaware 70 March 20 (Midwest Region 2nd round): Louisville 78, Oklahoma State 63 March 25 (Midwest Region semifinal): Indiana 82, Louisville March 18 (West Region first round): Louisville 67, Boise State 58 March 20 (West Region second round): Louisville 60, Minnesota 55 March 24 (West Region semifinal): Arizona 82, Louisville March 16 (Midwest Region first round): Memphis 77, Louisville March 15 (Midwest Region first round): Louisville 82, Tulsa 80 (OT) March 17 (Midwest Region 2nd round): Louisville 68, Villanova 64 March 21 (Midwest Region semifinal): Wake Forest 60, Louisville March 14 (East Region first round): Louisville 65, Massachusetts 57 March 16 (East Region 2nd round): Louisville 64, New Mexico 63 March 21 (East Region semifinal): Louisville 78, Texas 63 March 23 (East Region final): North Carolina 97, Louisville March 11 (South Region first round): Creighton 62, Louisville March 16 (West Region first round): Gonzaga 77, Louisville March 21 (East Region first round): Louisville 86, Austin Peay 64 March 23 (East Region 2nd round): Butler 79, Louisville March 19 (Atlanta Region first round): Xavier 80, Louisville March 18 (Albuquerque Region first round): Louisville 68, Louisiana- Lafayette 62 March 20 (Albuquerque Region 2nd round): Louisville 76, Georgia Tech 54 March 24 (Albuquerque Region region semirfinals): Louisville 93, Washington 79 March 26 (Albuquerque Region championship): Louisville 93, West Virginia 85 (OT) April 2 (National semifinal): Illinois 72, Louisville March 15 (South Region first round): Louisville 78, Stanford 58 March 17 (South Region second round): Texas A&M 72, Louisville March 21 (East Region first round): Louisville 79, Boise State 61 March 23 (East Region second round): Louisville 78, Oklahoma 48 March 21 (East Region semifinals): Louisville 79, Tennessee 60 March 23 (East Region finals): North Carolina 83, Louisville March 20 (Midwest Region first round): Louisville 74, Morehead State 54 March 22 (Midwest Region second round): Louisville 79, Siena 72 March 27 (Midwest Region semifinals): Louisville 103, Arizona 64 March 29 (Midwest Region finals): Michigan State 64, Louisville March 19 (South Region first round): California 77, Louisville March 17 (Southwest Region second round): Morehead State 62, Louisville March 15 (West Region second round): Louisville 69, Davidson 62 March 17 (West Region third round): Louisville 59, New Mexico 56 March 22 (West Region semifinal): Louisville 57, Michigan State 44 March 24 (West Region final): Louisville 72, Florida 68 March 31 (National semifinal): Kentucky 69, Louisville March 21 (Midwest Region second round): Louisville 79, North Carolina A&T 48 March 23 (Midwest Region third round): Louisville 82, Colorado State 56 March 29 (Midwest Region semifinal): Louisville 77, Oregon 69 March 31 (Midwest Region final): Louisville 85, Duke 63 April 6 (National semifinal): Louisville 72, Wichita State 68 April 8 (National Championship): Louisville 82, Michigan 76

19 Louisville Men s Basketball Information -- Page 19 Louisville Sports Information (502) Head Coach Rick Pitino Rick Pitino, one of the most brilliant minds in coaching, began a new era in University of Louisville men's basketball when he was named the Cardinals head coach on March 21, The first coach in NCAA history to win a national championship at two different schools, Pitino s up-tempo style, pressure defense, strong work ethic and family atmosphere quickly returned Louisville to national prominence where it is firmly seated. In 28 seasons as a collegiate head coach at five different schools, Pitino has compiled a record, a.735 winning percentage that ranks him 12th among active coaches. His current contract ties him with U of L through the season. The first coach in NCAA history to take three different teams to the NCAA Final Four, Pitino is a member of the 2013 Induction Class for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, lofty recognition for a lifetime of basketball achievement. Pitino guided the Cardinals to the 2013 NCAA Championship after claiming the nation s top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and winning the BIG EAST Conference regular season co-championship and tournament titles. UofL reached its 10th Final Four and second straight, the seventh for Pitino, a feat matched by only five coaches all time. After winning his 600th collegiate coaching victory in the Cards opening game of the season, UofL embarked on a terrific season in which it won 30 games, claimed the BIG EAST Tournament title and reached the Final Four. That followed another season of success. Despite opening the season with no regular returning starters in , the Cardinals tied for third in the nation s toughest conference and reached the title game of the BIG EAST Championship. Louisville beat seven Top 25 teams and rose to the national rankings themselves after not receiving a single vote in the preseason AP poll. In , Louisville reached 20 victories for the eighth straight year against a top-five rated schedule. Along the way, U of L tied for fifth in arguably the nation s toughest league, beat then top-ranked Syracuse in the regular season finale, and played in the Cards 36th NCAA Tournament. The Cardinals earned both the BIG EAST Conference regular season and tournament championships in , won 31 games -- fifth most in school history -- and gained the top overall seed in the NCAA Tournament before reaching the NCAA Elite Eight for the second straight year. U of L earned its first ever Associated Press No. 1 ranking in the final poll. Six years ago, his Cardinals overcame early injuries to its front line to win 27 games against a schedule rated as the fourth-toughest in the nation. U of L earned a second-place finish in the BIG EAST and advance to the Cards second NCAA Elite Eight appearance in four years. In , Pitino s youthful squad also battled through injuries to win eight of its last ten games and rise among the nation s top 20 teams over the last four weeks. UofL won 24 games, including a pair on the road over top 15 ranked teams, earned a second-pace finish in the Big East Conference and were No. 16 in the final AP poll. The Cardinals were No. 3 in the nation in the final ESPN/USA Today poll while posting a stellar 33-5 record, matching the most victories in UofL history. UofL won its first-ever Conference USA regular season title and also claimed the league tournament title. Louisville reached its first NCAA Sweet 16 since 1997 before advancing to its first NCAA Final Four since The successes of the 2005 Final Four squad were built upon the efforts of his early teams at UofL. The Cardinals won 16 straight during one stretch in and rose to as high as fourth in the national polls before a trio of key injuries disrupted the Cards flight. Pitino gained his 400th career coaching victory with a victory over then top-ranked Florida on Dec. 13, 2003, the first of two wins that season UofL achieved over No. 1 ranked foes. In his second year at UofL in , the Cardinals reached the No. 2 position in the AP poll. UofL reeled off an incredible 17 straight victories early in the season before winning its first-ever C- USA Tournament title. In Pitino s first year at Louisville in , he guided an undersized, often outmanned squad to a record, upsetting the nation s fourth-ranked team along the way to earning a post-season tournament appearance in the NIT, nearly reversing the Cardinals fortunes the season prior to his arrival (12-19 in ). Even under great adversity, Pitino's teams have persevered. After losing 60 percent of its scoring and four key upperclassmen from its 2005 Final Four team, Louisville battled through destructive injuries and inexperience during the season to post a record in its first year in the BIG EAST Conference, concluding the year in the NIT national semifinals. A 2006 inductee to the New York City Hall of Fame, Pitino has the second-highest winning percentage in NCAA Tournament games among active coaches, winning 75 percent of his games in the post-season event with a record in 18 tournament appearances. For three and a half years, Pitino served as president and head coach of the NBA's Boston Celtics. With the Celtics, he took over a team that had posted a franchise worst record before his arrival. He quickly made an impact, improving the Celtics' victory total by 21 games in his first season. He resigned his position with the storied franchise on Jan. 8, 2001 after compiling a record there. He guided Kentucky to three NCAA Final Four appearances in his last five years there, winning the 1996 NCAA Championship and reaching the national title game in In eight seasons with the Wildcats, he amassed a record (.814) Rick Pitino's Collegiate Coaching Career Year Team Record Postseason Hawaii Boston Univ Boston Univ NIT Boston Univ Boston Univ Boston Univ NCAA Providence NIT Providence 25-9 NCAA F Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky 29-7 NCAA Kentucky 30-4 NCAA F Kentucky 27-7 NCAA Kentucky 28-5 NCAA Kentucky 34-2 NCAA Champ Kentucky 35-5 NCAA F Louisville NIT Louisville 25-7 NCAA Louisville NCAA Louisville 31-4 NCAA F Louisville NIT Louisville NCAA Louisville 27-9 NCAA Louisville 31-6 NCAA Louisville NCAA Louisville NCAA Louisville NCAA F Louisville 35-5 NCAA Champ Totals 28 seasons Rick Pitino's Coaching Experience Grad. Asst. Coach, Univ. of Hawai'i Assistant Coach, Univ. of Hawai'i (2-4 record, as head coach for last six games) Assistant Coach, Syracuse Univ Head Coach, Boston University (91-51 record, five seasons) Assistant Coach, New York Knicks Head Coach, Providence College (42-23 record, two seasons) Head Coach, New York Knicks Head Coach, University of Kentucky ( record, eight years) Pres./Head Coach, Boston Celtics Head Coach, University of Louisville ( , 12th year) while winning two league crowns and an impressive 17-1 record in the Southeastern Conference Tournament. While at UK, Pitino coached three Wildcats who earned All-America honors and eight players who were drafted by the NBA, including six in the first round (three lottery picks). Pitino, 60, got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant at Hawai'i in 1974 and served as a fulltime assistant there in when he was the head coach for the last six games of the season (2-4) when the head coach was relieved of his duties. He served two seasons as an assistant at Syracuse under Jim Boeheim from Pitino was only 25 years old when he accepted his first head coaching job at Boston University in He produced a record in five years there, departing as the most successful coach in BU history. In his final season there, he guided the Terriers to their first NCAA Tournament appearance in 24 years. He was twice named New England Coach of the Year (1979, 1983). Pitino left Boston U. to become an assistant coach for the New York Knicks from , where he worked with head coach Hubie Brown. It was a team he would return to lead as its head coach in two seasons. He was head coach at Providence College for two seasons ( ), producing a record there. He guided the Friars to an NCAA Tournament appearance in 1986 and an improbable trip to the NCAA 1987 Final Four. Before his stint at Kentucky, Pitino served as head coach of the New York Knicks for two years. In his initial year there in , the Knicks improved by 14 victories and made the NBA Playoffs for the first time in four seasons. The Knicks won 52 games in and swept the Philadelphia 76ers in the first round of the playoffs. Aside from his hoops prowess, Pitino has achieved success off the court as well in such realms as broadcasting, publishing, motivational speaking and horse racing. He is an accomplish-ed author, producing such books as the best seller "Success Is A Choice" and "Lead to Succeed." He earned his degree in 1974 at Massachusetts, where he was a standout guard for the Minutemen's basketball team. His 329 career assists rank eighth all-time at UMass and his 168 assists as a senior is the sixth-best single season total ever there. Pitino was a freshman during NBA legend Julius Erving's senior year. Born Sept. 18, 1952, Pitino is a native of New York City where he was a standout guard for Dominic High School in Oyster Bay, Long Island. There, he captained his team and established several school scoring marks. Pitino and wife Joanne have five children: Michael, Christopher, Richard, Ryan and Jacqueline; and four grandchildren: Anna, Audrey (Michael s children), Andrew (Christopher) and Ava (Richard).

20 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Russ Smith G Sr. - 3L Brooklyn, N.Y. (South Kent School) Cards top scorer scored in double figures in all but four games last season. In BIG EAST statistics, he was second in scoring (18.7, 35th nationally), fourth in steals (2.1, 36th nationally), and eighth in free throw percentage (.804). An All-BIG EAST first team selection, Smith was selected as a third team All-American by the Associated Press, The Sporting News and NABC, and the College Sports Madness All-America first team. He was selected as the national Player of the Year by Ken Pomeroy. Most Outstanding Player of the Midwest Regional after matching a career high with 31 points against Oregon and scoring 23 points against Duke. Averaged 22.3 points and 2.5 steals in the Cardinals six NCAA Tournament games. He scored 27 vs. Colorado State, the fourth-highest scoring total of his career; had 23 points and an NCAA Tournament record tying eight steals against North Carolina A&T; and scored 21 vs. Wichita State. Honored as the BIG EAST Conference Scholar-Athlete Sports Excellence Award for men s basketball. Became the Cards 65th career 1,000-point scorer with 17 points at DePaul with five assists, four rebounds and four steals (1,235 now, 36th at UofL). An All-BIG EAST tournament selection, Smith scored 28 points against Villanova and 20 vs. Notre Dame in the event. Scored 20 or more in a game on 19 occasions last season, including seven of his last nine. Received a 2013 Academic Momentum Award, as presented by the National Consortium for 2 Russ Smith Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/12 * SAMFORD 11/15/ MIAMI (OH) 11/18/12 * vs Northern Iowa 11/22/12 * vs Missouri 11/23/12 * vs Duke 11/24/12 * ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/12 * at Col. of Charleston12/04/12 * MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/12 * at Memphis 12/15/12 * FIU 12/19/12 * vs Western Ky. 12/22/12 * KENTUCKY 12/29/12 * PROVIDENCE 1/2/ at Seton Hall 1/9/13 * USF 1/12/13 * at Connecticut 1/14/13 * SYRACUSE 1/19/13 * at Villanova 1/22/13 * at GEORGETOWN 1/26/ PITTSBURGH 1/28/13 * MARQUETTE 2/3/13 * at Rutgers 2/6/13 * at Notre Dame 2/9/13 * ST. JOHN'S 2/14/13 * at USF 2/17/13 * SETON HALL 2/23/13 * at DePaul 2/27/13 * at Syracuse 3/2/13 * CINCINNATI 3/4/13 * NOTRE DAME 3/9/13 * vs VILLANOVA 3/14/13 * vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/13 * vs SYRACUSE 3/16/13 * vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/13 * vs COLORADO ST 03/23/13 * vs OREGON 3/29/13 * vs DUKE 3/31/13 * vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/13 * vs MICHIGAN 4/8/13 * Academics and Sports and the Scholar Baller program, an honor which is based on the level of academic improvement. Named the BIG EAST Conference Player of the Week for the week of Dec after producing 21 points, three steals, three assists and matched a career-high with seven rebounds vs. Kentucky. Smith, who scored 17 of his points in the second half, was also named the Bluegrass Sports Commission MVP of the game. Honored on the BIG EAST weekly honor roll six times as a junior for the weeks of Nov , Dec. 3-9, Jan , Jan. 28-Feb. 3, Feb and Feb. 28-March 3. Named to the Wooden Award Midseason Top 25 and Naismith Award top 30. Scored a career-high 31 points vs. Missouri Kansas City with seven rebounds, five assists and five steals. Named to the Battle 4 Atlantis alltournament team and the BIG EAST Conference weekly honor roll for his performance in the Battle 4 Atlantis when he averaged 17 points, six rebounds, 3.3 steals and three assists in three games. Scored 23 points vs. Miami (Ohio), burying a career-best five threes in seven attempts. Scored 23 points vs. Manhattan in the Cardinals opener with five steals. Ranked 36th nationally in steals, averaging 2.1 per game. He was third in the BIG EAST and 19th nationally in steals as a sophomore (2.2 per game). His 87 steals in is the second-most ever in a Louisville single-season. Has a steal in 77 of 96 career games. Scored 30 points at Kentucky in 2011, nearly half of UofL s total. UofL Coach Rick Pitino coined the name Russdiculous to describe Smith and Pitino named a thoroughbred race horse by that name. Born April 19, Major is communication. 2 Russ Smith Season Highs Points vs. UMKC (12/8), Oregon (3/29) Reb vs. Notre Dame (2/9) Asst vs. Seton Hall (1/9), Notre Dame (3/15) Blocks... 1 vs. Notre Dame (2/9), Oregon (3/29) Steals... 8 vs. North Carolina A&T (3/21) FGM vs. UMKC (12/8) FGA vs. Kentucky (12/29), UConn (1/14) 3FGM... 5 vs. Miami (Ohio) (11/18) 3FGA vs. Manhattan (11/11) FT vs. Notre Dame (2/9) FTA vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 2 Russ Smith Career Highs Points vs. UMKC (12/8/12) vs. Oregon (3/29/13) Reb vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) Asst vs. St. John s (1/3/12) Blocks... 1 (4 times) latest: vs. Oregon (3/29/13) Steals... 8 vs. North Carolina A&T (3/21/13) FGM vs. UMKC (12/8/12) FGA vs. DePaul (1/14/12) 3FGM... 5 vs. Miami (Ohio) (11/18/12) 3FGA vs. Manhattan (11/11/12) FT vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) FTA vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) 2 Russ Smith Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

21 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Kevin Ware G Jr. - 2L Bronx, N.Y. (Rockdale County HS, Ga.) Scored at least five points off the bench on 18 occasions as a junior, including scoring eight or more five times in his last 12 games. Had successful surgery to repair a gruesome broken right tibia on March 31, which he suffered with 6:33 remaining in the first half of the Cardinals victory over Duke. He had a rod inserted into the bone. The unfortunate injury, with his and his teammates reaction to it, became an international story. Matched a season high with 11 points against Oregon in the NCAA Midwest Region semifinals, hitting 5-of-7 shots from the field. Handed out a career-high five assists and had two steals against Colorado State in the NCAA Tournament Third Round. Produced nine points against Syracuse in the BIG EAST title game. Produced eight points and three rebounds against Notre Dame on March 9. Had eight points, four rebounds and four assists at Notre Dame. Has shown improvement from a year ago particularly over the last third of the season, including notable progress on his jump shot. His 167 points as a sophomore were more than eight times his freshman year total. Gained his first career start against Providence and contributed three points and three assists. Scored eight points and pulled down a career-best seven rebounds vs. UMKC. Scored 10 points against Manhattan in the Cardinals opening game, connecting on all four of his field goal attempts, including his first career threepointer. Had nine points, two rebounds and two steals in 21 minutes at College of Charleston. Had his most productive game of his freshman year against DePaul, scoring a six points with a career-best four rebounds in 16 minutes. Joined the team on Dec. 14, 2011 after he met his NCAA initial eligibility requirements to enroll for the 2012 spring semester in November. Wore number 23 as a freshman. Born Jan. 3, Major is undecided. 5 Kevin Ware Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/ SAMFORD 11/15/ MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ vs Northern Iowa 11/22/ vs Missouri 11/23/ vs Duke 11/24/ ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/ at Col. of Charleston12/04/ MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/ at Memphis 12/15/ FIU 12/19/ vs Western Ky. 12/22/ KENTUCKY 12/29/ PROVIDENCE 1/02/13 * at Seton Hall 1/9/ USF 1/12/ at Connecticut 1/14/ SYRACUSE 1/19/ at Villanova 1/22/ at GEORGETOWN 1/26/ MARQUETTE 2/3/ at Rutgers 2/6/ at Notre Dame 2/9/ ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ at USF 2/17/ SETON HALL 2/23/ at DePaul 2/27/ at Syracuse 3/2/ CINCINNATI 3/4/ NOTRE DAME 3/9/ vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ vs SYRACUSE 3/16/ vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/ vs COLORADO ST 03/23/ vs OREGON 3/29/ vs DUKE 3/31/ Kevin Ware Season Highs Points vs. Oregon (3/29) Reb vs. UMKC (12/8) Asst vs. Colorado State (3/23) Blocks... 2 vs. DePaul (2/27) Steals... 4 vs. UMKC (12/8), Seton Hall (2/23) FGM... 5 vs. Oregon (3/29) FGA... 8 vs. Seton Hall (2/23) 3FGM... 2 vs. Seton Hall (2/23), Syracuse (3/16) 3FGA... 5 vs. Seton Hall (2/23) FT... 3 vs. Syracuse (3/2) FTA... 4 (3 times) latest: vs. Syracuse (3/16) 5 Kevin Ware Career Highs Points vs. Oregon (3/29/13) Reb vs. UMKC (12/8/12) Asst vs. Colorado State (3/23) Blocks... 2 vs. DePaul (2/27/13) Steals... 4 vs. UMKC (12/8/12) vs. Seton Hall (2/23/13) FGM... 5 vs. Oregon (3/29/13) FGA... 8 vs. Seton Hall (2/23/13) 3FGM... 2 vs. Seton Hall (2/23/13) vs. Syracuse (3/16/13) 3FGA... 5 vs. Seton Hall (2/23/13) FT... 3 vs. Syracuse (3/2/13) FTA... 4 (4 times) latest: vs. Syracuse (3/16/13) 5 Kevin Ware Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

22 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Luke Hancock G/F Sr. - 1L Roanoke, Va. (George Mason) Most Outstanding Player of the 2013 NCAA Final Four, the first non-starter to earn the honor in the event s 75-year history. In the national championship game against Michigan, he totaled 22 points, three assists and two steals, hitting all five of his three-point attempts. He had 20 points and four rebounds against Wichita State in the national semifinals. Averaged 11.3 points in nine postseason games. Hit 28-of-49 three-pointers over the last 14 games (.571), averaging 10.9 points in that stretch. He scored in double digits in all three BIG EAST Tournament games. He led the team with 63 three-point goals (63-158,.399). Scored 12 points on 4-of-5 shooting from three-point range and had two steals at Syracuse. He had a key three-pointer and steal in the closing 1:15 of the game. A day after missing practice with a sprained right shoulder, he totaled 13 points and three assists without missing a shot against Seton Hall in the KFC Yum! Center (4-4 FG, 3-3 3FG, 2-2 FT). Scored a career-high 22 points at Notre Dame with four rebounds and three assists. Started eight games, including at Georgetown when he produced 12 points, three rebounds and made three of his four three-point attempts. Made 52-of-117 three-point goals over the last 32 games (.444) after hitting 9-of Luke Hancock Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/12 * SAMFORD 11/15/12 * MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ vs Northern Iowa 11/22/ vs Missouri 11/23/ vs Duke 11/24/ ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/ at Col. of Charleston12/04/ MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/ at Memphis 12/15/ FIU 12/19/ vs Western Ky. 12/22/ KENTUCKY 12/29/ PROVIDENCE 1/02/ at Seton Hall 1/9/ USF 1/12/ at Connecticut 1/14/ SYRACUSE 1/19/ at Villanova 1/22/ at GEORGETOWN 1/26/13 * PITTSBURGH 1/28/13 * MARQUETTE 2/3/13 * at Rutgers 2/6/13 * at Notre Dame 2/9/ ST. JOHN'S 2/14/13 * at USF 2/17/13 * SETON HALL 2/23/ at DePaul 2/27/ at Syracuse 3/2/ CINCINNATI 3/4/ NOTRE DAME 3/9/ vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ vs SYRACUSE 3/16/ vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/ vs COLORADO ST 3/23/ vs OREGON 3/29/ vs DUKE 3/31/ vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/ vs MICHIGAN 4/8/ (.220) in the Cards first eight games. He hit a three-pointer in 20 of his last 21 games. Totaled 11 points, three steals, two assists and a career-high eight rebounds against Providence. Scored 11 points at Memphis, including a pair of three-pointers during a key 13-0 run in the second half that gave the Cardinals a lead they would not relinquish. Had 15 points, six rebounds and five assists against Missouri Kansas City. Scored 19 points against Missouri. He made 5-of-7 three-point goals in the game after starting the season hitting 3-of-29 threes. Totaled 29 points, six assists and five rebounds in one of the Cardinals three preseason public intrasquad scrimmages. He made 8-of-17 three-pointers in the three scrimmages. Sat out the season after transferring from George Mason and has two years of eligibility remaining. Averaged 10.9 points, 4.6 rebounds and a team-high 4.3 assists as a sophomore in helping George Mason post a 27-7 record and reach the second round of the NCAA Tournament. He was a thirdteam All-Colonial Athletic Association selection as a sophomore and a CAA allrookie pick as a freshman. Totaled 18 points, five assists and three rebounds against Villanova in the first round of the 2011 NCAA Tournament and his three-pointer with 21 seconds left put the Patriots ahead for good in a upset victory. Played high school basketball at Hidden Valley High School before playing for current U of L assistant Kevin Keatts for one season at Hargrave Military Academy when it was the national prep runner-up. Born Jan. 30, Major is marketing and business management. 11 Luke Hancock Season/Career Highs Points vs. Notre Dame (2/9) vs. Michigan (4/8) Reb vs. Providence (1/2) Asst vs. UMKC (12/8) Blocks... 1 (3 times) latest: vs. Duke (3/31) Steals... 4 vs. Manhattan (11/11) FGM... 7 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) FGA vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 3FGM... 5 vs. Missouri (11/23) vs. Michigan (4/8) 3FGA vs. Notre Dame (2/9) FT... 7 vs. Syracuse (3/16) vs. Michigan (4/8) FTA vs. Michigan (4/8) 11 Luke Hancock Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

23 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Tim Henderson G Sr. - 3L Louisville, Ky. (Christian Academy) Hit back-to-back three-pointers within 42 seconds against Wichita State in the national semifinals, helping the Cardinals recover from a 12-point deficit in the second half. Buried a three-pointer to close the scoring against Duke in the NCAA Midwest Region championship game. Played a season-high 14 minutes against Pittsburgh, connecting on his third three-pointer of the season and first since he hit a pair against UMKC on Dec. 8. Scored a career-high six points against Missouri Kansas City on a pair of threepoint goals. Scored his first two points of the year at College of Charleston. Snatched two steals in his eight minutes of action against Miami (Ohio). Scored a career-high five points in a career-best 16 minutes of action against Fairleigh Dickinson last season. Local walk-on guard, buried a three-pointer in the Cards opening game against UT Martin last season. One of three Kentuckians on the Cardinal roster. Saw action in 18 games as a freshman, scoring in six games. Averaged 16.2 points and 8.0 rebounds as a senior at Christian Academy. Collected six double-doubles as an all-region selection his senior year, among them a 15-rebound effort vs. Louisville Collegiate. High school scoring high was 29 pts. His father Jeff was a swimmer at U of L ( ), his mother played tennis at U of L and his sister played basketball at Asbury College. Born Sept. 15, Major is sport administration. 15 Tim Henderson Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/ MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ vs Missouri 11/23/ at Col. of Charleston12/04/ MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/ at Memphis 12/15/ FIU 12/19/ vs Western Ky. 12/22/ at Seton Hall 1/9/ USF 1/12/ at GEORGETOWN 1/26/ PITTSBURGH 1/28/ MARQUETTE 2/3/ at Rutgers 2/6/ at Notre Dame 2/9/ ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ at USF 2/17/ at DePaul 2/27/ NOTRE DAME 3/9/ vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/ vs COLORADO ST 03/23/ vs OREGON 3/29/ vs DUKE 03/31/ vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/ vs MICHIGAN 4/8/ Tim Henderson Season Highs Points... 6 vs. UMKC (12/8) vs. Wichita State (4/6) Reb (3 times) latest: vs. Wichita State (4/6) Asst (3 times) latest: vs. FIU (12/19) Blocks... 1 vs. UMKC (12/8) Steals... 2 vs. Miami (Ohio) (11/18), USF (1/12) FGM... 2 vs. UMKC (12/8) vs. Wichita State (4/6) FGA... 4 vs. UMKC (12/8) 3FGM... 2 vs. UMKC (12/8) vs. Wichita State (4/6) 3FGA... 4 vs. UMKC (12/8) FT... none FTA... none 15 Tim Henderson Career Highs Points... 6 vs. UMKC (12/8/12) vs. Wichita State (4/6/13) Reb vs. St. Johns (1/19/11) vs. IUPUI (12/7/11) Asst (3 times) latest: vs. Connecticut (2/6/12) Blocks... 1 vs. UMKC (12/8/12) Steals... 2 (3 times) latest: vs. USF (1/12/13) FGM... 2 (4 times) latest: vs. Wichita State (4/6/13) FGA... 7 vs. South Alabama (12/4/10) 3FGM... 2 vs. UMKC (12/8/12) vs. Wichita State (4/6/13) 3FGA... 4 vs. UMKC (12/8/12) FT... 1 (3 times) latest: vs. DePaul (1/14/12) FTA... 2 (3 times) latest: vs. DePaul (1/14/12) 15 Tim Henderson Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

24 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Wayne Blackshear G/F Jr. - 2L Chicago, Ill. (Morgan Park HS) Totaled 12 points, five rebounds and a career-high matching four steals against North Carolina A&T in the NCAA Second Round. Scored a season-high 19 points at Rutgers in just 14 minutes off the bench, making 7-of-11 field goals (3-of-5 threes). Earned the prestigious 2013 NCAA Elite 89 Award, presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA s championships. Blackshear has a cumulative 3.55 GPA in communication. Scored six points in 19 minutes against St. John s before a sprained shoulder forced him to the bench. He came back with 12 points with four dunks at USF. Missed the Cardinals game vs. Pittsburgh and sat out four days after suffering a sprained right shoulder in practice the day before (Jan. 27). He returned to action against Marquette with nine points, four rebounds and two steals off the bench. Shot 44 percent from the field and hit 34-of-100 three-pointers (.340) over his last 32 games, after starting the season shooting 35.4 percent overall and 26.5 from the three-point line in the first seven games. His 298 points scored in 39 games this year are more than eight times his freshman year total. He scored in double figures in 10 games and totaled eight or more points on 17 occasions, including scoring eight against Michigan in the national championship game. His 45 three-point goals were the third-most on the team. 20 Wayne Blackshear Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/ SAMFORD 11/15/12 * MIAMI (OH) 11/18/12 * vs Northern Iowa 11/22/12 * vs Missouri 11/23/12 * vs Duke 11/24/12 * ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/12 * at Col. of Charleston12/04/12 * MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/12 * at Memphis 12/15/12 * FIU 12/19/12 * vs Western Ky. 12/22/12 * KENTUCKY 12/29/12 * PROVIDENCE 1/02/13 * at Seton Hall 1/9/13 * USF 1/12/13 * at Connecticut 1/14/13 * SYRACUSE 1/19/13 * at Villanova 1/22/13 * at GEORGETOWN 1/26/13 * MARQUETTE 2/3/ at Rutgers 2/6/ at Notre Dame 2/9/13 * ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ at USF 2/17/ SETON HALL 2/23/13 * at DePaul 2/27/13 * at Syracuse 3/2/13 * CINCINNATI 3/4/13 * NOTRE DAME 3/9/13 * vs VILLANOVA 3/14/13 * vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/13 * vs SYRACUSE 3/16/13 * vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/13 * vs COLORADO ST 03/23/13 * vs OREGON 3/29/13 * vs DUKE 3/31/13 * vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/13 * vs MICHIGAN 4/8/13 * Scored 17 points at Villanova, matching his fourth-highest point total. He made a career-high 5-of-8 three-pointers and collected a career-best four steals in the game. Scored 17 points and grabbed seven rebounds against Western Kentucky (3-of-6 three-point goals). Scored 18 points vs. FIU and grabbed a career-best eight rebounds (4-of-8 threes). Scored 18 points at College of Charleston, adding four rebounds, three steals and two assists (3-of-7 three-point goals). Produced 14 points and six rebounds against Miami (Ohio). Suffered a torn labrum in his right shoulder on Oct. 28, 2011 and had surgery on Nov. 1, He was medically cleared to play on Feb. 8, Saw his first action of the season at West Virginia in the Cards 25th game of the year after recovering from Nov. 1 shoulder surgery. He totaled 13 points, four rebounds, one steal and one blocked shot in his debut (5- of-9 FG, 3-of-5 3FG). His 13 points tied for the eighth-highest scoring output in a UofL freshman debut. Contributed nine points, four rebounds and a pair of dunks in 14 minutes off the bench in the national semifinals against Kentucky. Averaged 32.6 points, 14.6 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 3.7 steals as a senior to lead Morgan Park to a 20-7 record and the 3-A sectional finals. Suffered a dislocated left shoulder in a collision in practice prior to competing in the McDonald s All-American game. He had surgery soon thereafter to repair his injury. Born Feb. 11, Major is undecided. 20 Wayne Blackshear Season Highs Points vs. Rutgers (2/6) Reb vs. FIU (12/19) vs. WKU (12/22) Asst vs. Northern Iowa (11/22) Blocks... 2 vs. Syracuse (3/2) Steals... 4 vs. vs. Villanova (1/22), N.C. A&T (3/21) FGM... 7 (3 times) latest: vs. Rutgers (2/6) FGA vs. FIU (12/19) 3FGM... 5 vs. Villanova (1/22) 3FGA... 8 (3 times) latest: vs. Villanova (1/22) FT... 5 vs. College of Charleston (12/4) FTA... 6 (3 times) latest: vs. Memphis (12/15) 20 Wayne Blackshear Career Highs Points vs. Rutgers (2/6/13) Reb vs. FIU (12/19/12), WKU (12/22/12) Asst vs. Northern Iowa (11/22/12) Blocks... 2 vs. Syracuse (3/2/13) Steals... 4 vs. Villanova (1/22/13), N.C. A&T (3/21/13) FGM... 7 (3 times) latest: vs. Rutgers (2/6/13) FGA vs. FIU (12/19/12) 3FGM... 5 vs. Villanova (1/22/13) 3FGA... 8 (3 times) latest: vs. Villanova (1/22/13) FT... 5 vs. College of Charleston (12/4/12) FTA... 6 (3 times) latest: vs. Memphis (12/15/12) 20 Wayne Blackshear Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

25 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Chane Behanan F Jr. - 2L Cincinnati, Ohio (Bowling Green HS) Second in rebounding for UofL (6.5 rpg, 12th in the BIG EAST), grabbing at least seven boards in 20 games this season. Named to the NCAA Final Four All-Tournament team, producing a double-double against Michigan in the national championship game with 15 points and 12 rebounds. He had 10 points and nine rebounds against Wichita State in the national semifinals. Had eight points and eight rebounds vs. Duke in the Midwest Region championship game. Produced his 10th career double-double with a career-best 30 points, 15 rebounds and two blocked shots at Notre Dame, connecting on 13-of-20 field goals in the game. His 59 dunks tied for the most ever in a single season at Louisville and his 109 career dunks rank fifth at Louisville. His thunderous dunk while jumping over a DePaul player after a steal was chosen as the Dunk of the Year through a season-ending Intersport program which featured a series of voting throughout the season. He had 10 points and nine rebounds in the game. Eighth in the BIG EAST in steals for conference games only, averaging 1.7 per game. Collected six or more rebounds in 51 of 79 career games, blocked a shot in 30 games, and has been a double figure scorer on 37 occasions (17 games as a sophomore). Totaled 16 points, nine rebounds and a career-high five assists at Connecticut, a week after spraining his ankle. 21 Chane Behanan Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/ SAMFORD 11/15/12 * MIAMI (OH) 11/18/12 * vs Northern Iowa 11/22/12 * vs Missouri 11/23/12 * vs Duke 11/24/12 * ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/12 * at Col. of Charleston12/04/12 * MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/12 * at Memphis 12/15/12 * FIU 12/19/12 * vs Western Ky. 12/22/12 * KENTUCKY 12/29/12 * PROVIDENCE 1/02/13 * USF 1/12/ at Connecticut 1/14/13 * SYRACUSE 1/19/13 * at Villanova 1/22/13 * at GEORGETOWN 1/26/13 * PITTSBURGH 1/28/13 * MARQUETTE 2/3/13 * at Rutgers 2/6/13 * at Notre Dame 2/9/13 * ST. JOHN'S 2/14/13 * at USF 2/17/13 * SETON HALL 2/23/13 * at DePaul 2/27/13 * at Syracuse 3/2/13 * CINCINNATI 3/4/13 * NOTRE DAME 3/9/13 * vs VILLANOVA 3/14/13 * vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/13 * vs SYRACUSE 3/16/13 * vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/13 * vs COLORADO ST 03/23/13 * vs OREGON 3/29/13 * vs DUKE 3/31/13 * vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/13 * vs MICHIGAN 4/8/13 * Missed the Cardinals game at Seton Hall because of a sprained left ankle suffered in practice on Jan. 8. He returned against USF, totaling 7 points and 12 rebounds off the bench. Produced 20 points, seven rebounds, five dunks, three assists and three steals against Kentucky. Had a career-high four steals with 10 points against Providence. Produced his ninth career doubledouble with 14 points and 11 rebounds vs. FIU. Scored 22 points at Memphis -- including 16 in the second half -- while hitting 7-of-12 shots from the field. Scored 15 points against Illinois State, hitting 7-of-8 shots from the field, and grabbed nine rebounds. His career-high 18 rebounds against Samford, including nine off the offensive glass, were the most for a Cardinal in seven years. He added 12 points. Preseason All-BIG EAST selection and he was among the top 50 preseason candidates for the Wooden Award and Naismith Award. Named the Most Outstanding Player of the 2012 NCAA West Regional. A BIG EAST All-Rookie pick, he produced seven double-doubles as a freshman. Totaled a season-high 23 points with 11 rebounds and two steals vs. Rutgers while connecting on 11-of-12 field goals. Born Sept. 24, Major is undecided. 21 Chane Behanan Season Highs Points vs. Notre Dame (2/9) Reb vs. Samford (11/15) Asst vs. Connecticut (1/14) Blocks... 2 vs. Marquette (2/3), Notre Dame (2/9) Steals... 4 (3 times) latest: vs. Cincinnati (3/4) FGM vs. Notre Dame (2/9) FGA vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 3FGM... 1 vs. Memphis (12/15) 3FGA... 2 vs. Northern Iowa (11/22) vs. Memphis (12/15) FT... 7 vs. Memphis (12/15) FTA... 9 vs. vs. Villanova (1/22) vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 21 Chane Behanan Career Highs Points vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) Reb vs. Samford (11/15/12) Asst vs. Connecticut (1/14/13) Blocks... 2 (3 times) latest: vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) Steals... 4 vs. Providence (1/2/13), Syracuse (1/19/13), Cincinnati (3/4) FGM vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) FGA vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) 3FGM... 1 (7 times) latest: vs. Memphis (12/15/12) 3FGA... 4 vs. Marquette (1/16/12) FT... 8 vs. Memphis (12/17/11) FTA... 9 (4 times) latest: vs. Notre Dame (2/9/13) 21 Chane Behanan Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

26 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Montrezl Harrell F So. - 1L Tarboro, N.C. (Hargrave Military Academy) Pronounced mon-trez, with a silent L Averaged 6.4 points and 3.2 rebounds in the Cardinals nine postseason games. He had 11 points and four rebounds off the bench against Colorado State in the NCAA Third Round. He scored eight points and grabbed four rebounds against Wichita State in the national semifinals. Scored a season-high 20 points and grabbed seven rebounds against Syracuse in the BIG EAST Tournament title game. Grabbed at least four rebounds in 17 games and scored at least six points on 19 occasions (four of the last seven). Scored 43 of his 97 field goals on dunks. Totaled 11 points, seven rebounds and four dunks at DePaul, his most points in 14 games and most rebounds since the ninth game of the season. Sparked the Cardinals with six points and six rebounds against Marquette. He had eight points and five rebounds against Pittsburgh in the previous game. Gained his second start of the season and first since the Cards opener against Manhattan in place of the injured Chane Behanan against Seton Hall, scoring 14 points in the game while adding three rebounds and two steals against the Pirates. He also 24 Montrezl Harrell Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/12 * SAMFORD 11/15/ MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ vs Northern Iowa 11/22/ vs Missouri 11/23/ vs Duke 11/24/ ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/ at Col. of Charleston12/04/ MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/ at Memphis 12/15/ FIU 12/19/ vs Western Ky. 12/22/ KENTUCKY 12/29/ PROVIDENCE 1/2/ at Seton Hall 1/9/13 * USF 1/12/13 * at Connecticut 1/14/ SYRACUSE 1/19/ at Villanova 1/22/ at GEORGETOWN 1/26/ PITTSBURGH 1/28/ MARQUETTE 2/3/ at Rutgers 2/6/ at Notre Dame 2/9/ ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ at USF 2/17/ SETON HALL 2/23/ at DePaul 2/27/ at Syracuse 3/2/ CINCINNATI 3/4/ NOTRE DAME 3/9/ vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ vs SYRACUSE 3/16/ vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/ vs COLORADO ST 03/23/ vs OREGON 3/29/ vs DUKE 3/31/ vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/ vs MICHIGAN 4/8/ started against USF, grabbing four rebounds and totaling two each of points, blocks and steals. Contributed seven points and four rebounds against Kentucky, making a season-high 5-of-6 free throws. Operated primarily at center against Western Kentucky when he produced 13 points, six rebounds and a season-best four blocked shots. He made all five of his field goals, including three dunks. Scored 14 points and had 7 rebounds vs. UMKC. Had 10 points and five rebounds against Duke in 20 minutes on Nov 24. Had six points and four rebounds in his collegiate debut vs. Manhattan in 22 minutes on the court. Top scorer for the Cardinals in both preseason exhibition games, averaging 17.5 points and 8.5 rebounds in the two games while connecting on 17-of-20 field goal attempts. Averaged 25.2 points, 13.6 rebounds and three blocks in for Hargrave Military, which posted a 38-1 record and was the national prep runner-up. In one of his top efforts in prep school, Harrell totaled 51 points, 18 dunks, 17 rebounds and six blocks in a overtime victory over Fishburne Military School. Averaged 16.2 points, 12 rebounds and 6.7 blocked shots as a senior in while leading North Edgecombe High School in Tarboro, N.C. to a 21-3 record and the conference championship. Has a seven-foot, six-inch wingspan. Won a gold medal with the 2012 USA Basketball Men's U18 National Team in the 2012 FIBA Americas U18 Championship, played June in Brazil. Born Jan. 26, Major is undecided. 24 Montrezl Harrell Season/Career Highs Points vs. Syracuse (3/16) Reb vs. Northern Iowa (11/22) Asst (8 times) latest: vs. Wichita State (4/6) Blocks... 4 vs. WKU (12/22) Steals... 2 (5 times) latest: vs. USF (1/12) FGM... 7 vs. Seton Hall (1/9) vs. Syracuse (3/16) FGA vs. Syracuse (3/16) 3FGM... none 3FGA... none FT... 6 vs. Syracuse (3/16) FTA... 9 vs. Syracuse (3/16) 24 Montrezl Harrell Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

27 Louisville Returning Players Louisville Sports Information (502) Stephan Van Treese F Sr. - 3L Indianapolis, Ind. (Lawrence North HS) Averaged 3.7 rebounds in nine postseason games, including leading the Cardinals with eight rebounds against Villanova in the BIG EAST quarterfinals and grabbing seven boards against North Carolina A&T in the NCAA Second Round. His 11.2 rebounds per 40 minutes average was second on the team to Gorgui Dieng (12.1). Had four points, four rebounds, a steal and a blocked shot in nine minutes against Cincinnati. Top reserve at center, he contributed two points, three rebounds and two blocked shots at DePaul. Produced four points, three rebounds and an assist in 15 minutes of action against Marquette. Grabbed his 200th career rebound at Notre Dame. Gained his first start of the year against Western Kentucky and produced three points, three rebounds and two steals in 17 minutes. Missed several days of practice with a bruised knee in mid-december, but played nine minutes at Memphis and 15 against FIU during that period. Pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds at College of Charleston. Played a career-high 34 minutes off the bench against Illinois State, producing six 44 Stephan Van Treese Game-by-Game 3-Point Rebounds Opponent Date GS Min FGFGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MANHATTAN 11/11/ SAMFORD 11/15/ MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ vs Northern Iowa 11/22/ vs Missouri 11/23/ vs Duke 11/24/ ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/ at Col. of Charleston12/04/ MO. KANSAS CITY12/08/ at Memphis 12/15/ FIU 12/19/ vs Western Ky. 12/22/12 * PROVIDENCE 1/02/ at Seton Hall 1/9/ USF 1/12/ at Connecticut 1/14/ SYRACUSE 1/19/ at Villanova 1/22/ MARQUETTE 2/3/ at Rutgers 2/6/ at Notre Dame 2/9/ ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ at USF 2/17/ SETON HALL 2/23/ at DePaul 2/27/ at Syracuse 3/2/ CINCINNATI 3/4/ NOTRE DAME 3/9/ vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ vs SYRACUSE 3/16/ vs N CAROLINA A&T3/21/ vs COLORADO ST 03/23/ vs OREGON 3/29/ vs DUKE 3/31/ vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/ vs MICHIGAN 4/8/ points, eight rebounds, two steals and two blocked shots. Contributed a season-high eight points and eight rebounds in 21 minutes vs. Duke. Played in just three games during the season after suffering another setback on Nov. 26 when he reinjured his left knee. He did not return to action for the remainder of the year. Saw his first action of the year at Butler after recovering from a strained patellar tendon in his left knee and produced four points, a rebound and a blocked shot while playing six minutes in his home town. Averaged 4.2 points and 4.6 rebounds in BIG EAST games as a sophomore, scoring in double figures in three league games. He started 12 games, including 11 BIG EAST games. His 70.5 percent field goal accuracy (31-of-44) in league games as a sophomore was among the BIG EAST leaders before he dropped below the per-game minimum. Grabbed at least one steal in 15 games as a sophomore (21 total). Produced career highs of 14 rebounds and 12 points against USF in his second career start (1/9/11), marking his first career double-double. Born Sept. 26, Major is sport administration. 44 Stephan Van Treese Season Highs Points... 8 vs. Duke (11/24) Reb vs. College of Charleston (12/4) Asst vs. Miami (Ohio) (11/18) Blocks... 2 vs. Illinois State (12/1) vs. DePaul (2/27) Steals... 2 (4 times) latest: vs. Colorado State (3/23) FGM... 4 vs. Duke (11/24) FGA... 5 vs. Duke (11/24) vs. College of Charleston (12/4) 3FGM... none 3FGA... none FT... 2 (4 times) latest: vs. Duke (3/31) FTA... 2 (8 times) latest: vs. Duke (3/31) 44 Stephan Van Treese Career Highs Points vs. USF (1/9/11) Reb vs. USF (1/9/11) Asst vs. DePaul (2/5/11) vs. Miami (Ohio) (11/18/12) Blocks... 2 vs. Illinois State (12/1/12) vs. DePaul (2/27/13) Steals... 3 vs. Marshall (11/27/10) vs. Villanova (1/12/11) FGM... 6 vs. USF (1/9/11) FGA vs. USF (1/9/11) 3FGM... none 3FGA... none FT... 2 (6 times) latest: vs. Duke (3/31/13) FTA... 4 vs. South Alabama (12/4/10) vs. Connecticut (2/18/11) 44 Stephan Van Treese Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct OReb DReb Reb Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

28 Louisville Newcomers Louisville Sports Information (502) Akoy Agau F Fr. - HS Omaha, Neb. (Omaha Central HS) Pronounced uh-koy uh-gow; like cow with a "G" Averaged 12.8 points, 6.1 rebounds and blocked 81 shots as a senior last season in leading Omaha Central to a 26-4 record and the fourth straight Nebraska Class A state championship. A three-time all-state selection, Agau ranked No. 84 nationally in the ESPN 100, 86th by Rivals.com, and was 18th nationally among centers by Scout.com. Had 20 points and nine rebounds in a upset victory over Oak Hill Academy on Feb. 9, First player in Nebraska Class A history to play on four state championship teams. Averaged 11.6 points and 6.8 rebounds and blocked 92 shots as a junior. Had a triple-double in the state championship game as a junior with 16 points, 13 rebounds and 14 blocked shots against Omaha South. As a freshman, he totaled 18 points, 15 rebounds and nine blocked shots in a victory over Norfolk in the state title game. Speaks three languages: Dinka, Arabic and English. Participated in the 2013 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all-star game. Originally from Sudan, Africa, Agau moved to Cairo, Egypt as a child before coming to the United States in Narrowed his collegiate choices to Georgetown, Baylor, Memphis, West Virginia and Nebraska before signing with UofL. 4 Dillon Avare G Fr. - HS Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic HS) Averaged 11.2 points, 2.8 rebounds and a team-high 4.3 assists as a senior last season in helping Lexington Catholic post a record and reach the 11th Region championship game. Buried 82 three-point goals as a senior, connecting on 34 percent from that range. Lexington Catholic produced a 24-8 record during his junior year and a 27-8 mark in his sophomore year in , winning the 11th Region title. Hit a three-pointer at the buzzer in the district finals to lift Lexington Catholic over Lafayette as a junior. Won the three-point competition at the 2013 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all-star game. Played with fellow UofL walk-on David Levitch on the same AAU team before high school. 1 Anton Gill G Fr. - HS Raleigh, N.C. (Hargrave Military Acad.) Averaged 28.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.1 assists for Hargrave Military Academy, where he played his final prep year in the same backcourt with fellow UofL freshman Terry Rozier. Hargrave went 38-8 during the season. Season scoring high as a senior was a then Hargrave school record 56 points in a game, a week after he scored 50 in another game in which he hit 10 three-pointers and was 19-of-24 from the field. Averaged 18.1 points and 6.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.3 steals as a junior in leading Ravenscroft High School to a 31-4 record and the Class 3A North Carolina state championship. Helped Ravenscroft to a combined record in three seasons at Ravencroft, where he was on pace to become the school's all-time leading scorer before transferring. Had 14 points, six rebounds and two assists in the Ravens' state title game victory over Greensboro Day as a junior. A first-team AP All-State selection as a junior, Gill was ranked No. 29 nationally in the Scout.com Top 100, 40th in the ESPN 100, and 48th nationally by Rivals Top 150. Participated in the 2013 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all-star game, scoring 13 points and winning the dunk contest at the event. Committed to UofL early in his junior year before also considering North Carolina State, Charlotte and Wake Forest. 3 Chris Jones G Jr. - JC Memphis, Tenn. (NW Florida State College) Honored as the 2013 National Junior College Division I Player of the Year by the NABC, was a two-time first-team NJCAA All-American and was twice named Panhandle Conference Player of the Year. Averaged 21.8 points, 5.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 3.0 steals as a sophomore last season in leading Northwest Florida State College in Niceville, Fla. to a 30-4 record and the second consecutive national runner-up position. He ranked fifth in the nation in scoring and seventh in steals. Led Northwest Florida to a combined 62-6 record in two seasons there. Helped Northwest Florida recover from a 17-point deficit in the last 3 1/2 minutes to beat New Mexico in overtime in the second round of the NJCAA Championships, scoring 27 points and handing out seven assists. It was one of four victories in which the Raiders recovered from at least a 19-point second-half deficit to win. Scored 49 points in an overtime victory over Lee (Texas) College on Nov. 24, including a 75-footer at the buzzer for the victory after rebounding a missed free throw. He also hit another buzzer-beating game-winner later in the season against Pensacola State. Averaged 18.0 points, 4.2 assists, 4.6 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game as a freshman at Northwest Florida State, earning first team NCJAA All-America honors after leading Northwest Florida to a 32-2 record and a national runner-up finish. A top 50 prospect as a senior at Melrose (Tenn.) High School, Jones originally signed with Tennessee in the same class as current Cardinal Kevin Ware before opting for the junior college route. Rated as the nation's 10th-best point guard in high school by ESPN, Rivals and Scout, and the No. 39 prospect overall by Rivals. Averaged 20.5 points, 6.8 rebounds and 6.1 assists per game as a junior in leading Melrose to the Tennessee Class AAA state title and a No. 15 finish in the ESPN Rise Fab 50 national rankings. He earned first-team all-state honors and was the state tournament MVP after scoring 35 points in the championship game. Transferred for his senior year to Oak Ridge (N.C.) Military Academy, where he averaged 22.5 points, 5.1 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 2.8 steals. Also considered Memphis, Kansas, Baylor, Florida State and Oklahoma State before his commitment to the Cardinals.

29 Louisville Newcomers Louisville Sports Information (502) David Levitch G Fr. - HS Goshen, Ky. (North Oldham HS) Averaged 24.0 points, 5.7 rebounds and 4.3 assists as a senior last season in helping North Oldham High School produce an record. His scoring average ranked him seventh in the state. Connected on 41.5 percent of his three-point attempts as a senior with his 68 threes ranking among the top 15 in the state. Averaged 18.8 points, 4.2 assists and 3.2 rebounds as a junior while hitting 42.3 percent of his threes as North Oldham finished with a record. An All-Eighth Region selection as a junior and senior. Scored a season-high 39 points against South Oldham as a senior, burying six three-pointers in the game. He scored a season-high 37 points against Spencer County as a junior. Scored nearly 2,000 career points at North Oldham while burying 220 three-point goals in four years. Played with fellow UofL walk-on Dillon Avare on the same AAU team before high school. Seventh in the state in free throw percentage as a junior, connecting on 81.7 percent from the line (151-of-185). Averaged 13.0 points and 3.2 assists as a sophomore when he scored a single-game high of 28 points on two occasions. He has been a standout performer on his AAU squad The Ville 2013, which won the adidas Super 64 tournament in Las Vegas in 2009 and has won the Kentucky state championship on four occasions. Participated in the 2013 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all-star game. Was receiving attention from Stetson and Bellarmine among others before choosing to walk on with the Cardinals. 12 Mangok Mathiang F/C Fr. - RS Melbourne, Australia (IMG Academy) Pronounced MANG-go like the fruit, with a silent "K" MATH-ee-ang Sat out the season while practicing with the Cards. Averaged 12 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots for the IMG Academy s postgraduate team, which posted a 28-2 record in Eleven of his IMG teammates signed with NCAA Division I schools. Born in Sudan, Africa, Mathiang lived in Melbourne, Australia for many years before moving to the United States to play a season of high school basketball at Carbondale (Ill.) Brehm Prep School in While at Brehm Prep, he blocked an event-high seven shots against Princeton Day Academy in the 2011 National Prep School Invitational. Chose to attend UofL after also receiving offers from Kansas State, Georgia, Mississippi State, Auburn and Central Michigan. 0 Terry Rozier G Fr. - HS Cleveland, Ohio (Hargrave Military Acad.) Averaged 29.3 points, 7.8 rebounds and 5.6 assists for Hargrave Military Academy last season, where he played his final prep year in the same backcourt with fellow UofL freshman Anton Gill. Hargrave went 38-8 during the season. Top scoring effort was a school-record 69 points in a double overtime victory on Jan. 26. He scored 50 points against Louisburg College while adding 10 rebounds, four assists and four steals in the game. Averaged 25.6 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 4.7 steals as a senior in leading Shaker Heights to a 21-3 record, the Erie League Championship and a berth in the regionals for the first time since An-All Lake Erie League selection for three years, Rozier was rated 74th overall in the 2012 ESPNU Top 100 players, No. 80 by Rivals in the class of 2012, and 68th by Scout.com. In his senior year, he scored a season-high 40 points vs. John Jay and totaled 37 points, seven rebounds and four steals as Shaker Heights beat Garfield Heights in the district title game. Averaged 18.2 points, 4.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists as a junior as Shaker Heights won nine of its last 13 games en route to a 14-8 record. Had 10 points and three steals for his USA Midwest team in a victory over Canada in the championship game of the 2011 Nike Global Challenge, which featured the top high school and under 19 players from top international teams. Cousin of former UofL center Zach Price. Originally signed with the Cardinals before spending last season at Hargrave Military Academy. He had also considered attending Cincinnati, Illinois, West Virginia and Cleveland State before initially signing with the Cardinals. MVP of the White team in the 2012 Kentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic all-star game after totaling 16 points, 12 rebounds and four assists. He also finished second in the dunk and three-point contests.

30 University of Louisville LOUISVILLE Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 11, 2013) All games Overall record: 35-5 Conf: 14-4 Home: 15-1 Away: 8-3 Neutral: 12-1 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 SMITH, Russ SIVA, Peyton DIENG, Gorgui BEHANAN, Chane HANCOCK, Luke BLACKSHEAR, Wayne HARRELL, Montrezl WARE, Kevin VAN TREESE, Stepha PRICE, Zach HENDERSON, Tim BAUMANN, Logan BAFFOUR, Michael BOND, Jordan Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 OT4 OT5 Totals LOUISVILLE Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/12 MANHATTAN W /15/12 SAMFORD W /18/12 MIAMI (OH) W /22/12 vs Northern Iowa W /23/12 vs Missouri W /24/12 vs Duke L /1/12 ILLINOIS STATE W /04/12 at Coll. of Charleston W /08/12 MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY W /15/12 at Memphis W /19/12 FIU W /22/12 vs Western Kentucky W /29/12 KENTUCKY W * 1/2/13 PROVIDENCE W * 1/9/13 at Seton Hall W * 1/12/13 USF W * 1/14/13 at Connecticut W * 1/19/13 SYRACUSE L * 1/22/13 at Villanova L * 1/26/13 at GEORGETOWN L * 1/28/13 PITTSBURGH W * 2/3/13 MARQUETTE W * 2/6/13 at Rutgers W * 2/9/13 at Notre DameLo * 2/14/13 ST. JOHN'S W * 2/17/13 at USF W * 2/23/13 SETON HALL W * 2/27/13 at DePaul W * 3/2/13 at Syracuse W * 3/4/13 CINCINNATI W * 3/9/13 NOTRE DAME W /14/13 vs VILLANOVA W /15/13 vs NOTRE DAME W /16/13 vs SYRACUSE W /21/13 vs NORTH CAROLINA A&T W /23/13 vs COLORADO STATE W /29/13 vs OREGON W /31/13 vs DUKE W /6/13 vs WICHITA STATE W /8/13 vs MICHIGAN W * = Conference game

31 Louisville Men's Basketball Results RECORD: 35-5 Overall (BIG EAST 14-4, Home 15-1, Away 8-3, Neutral 12-1) Date Opponent UL Result Margin W-L High Scorer High Rebounder High Assists Attendance N 1 PIKEVILLE W exh. 19 Harrell 13 Harrell 6 Siva 20,277 N 7 BELLARMINE W exh. 16 Harrell 12 Dieng 7 Siva 20,422 N 11 MANHATTAN W Smith 9 Behanan 10 Siva 20,921 N 15 SAMFORD = W Smith 18 Behanan 7 Siva 20,016 N 18 MIAMI (OHIO) W Smith 9 Dieng 10 Siva 20,258 N 22 Northern Iowa * W Smith 9 Dieng 5 Smith 3,126 N 23 Missouri * W Hancock 6 Dieng, Smith 6 Siva 3,153 N 24 Duke * L Siva 8 Van Treese 4 Siva 3,511 D 1 ILLINOIS STATE W Smith 9 Behanan 4 Siva, Hancock 19,816 D 4 at College of Charleston W Blackshear 10 Van Treese 4 Smith 5,117 D 8 MISSOURI KANSAS CITY W Smith 7 Smith, Ware, Harrell 6 Siva 20,074 D 15 at Memphis W Behanan 6 Harrell 7 Siva 18,392 D 19 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL^ W Blackshear 11 Behanan 12 Siva 21,411 D 22 Western Kentucky + W Smith 8 Blackshear 5 Siva 10,728 D 29 KENTUCKY W Smith 7 by four players 3 Behanan, Smith 22,810 J 2 PROVIDENCE W Smith 11 Dieng 8 Siva 21,305 J 9 at Seton Hall W Dieng 14 Dieng 7 Siva 7,013 J 12 USF W Siva 16 Dieng 1 by six players 21,903 J 14 at Connecticut W Smith 16 Dieng 5 Behanan 14,287 J 19 SYRACUSE L Smith 11 Behanan 6 Siva, Dieng 22,814 J 22 at Villanova L Blackshear 9 Dieng 13 Siva 11,887 J 26 at Georgetown L Smith, 7 Dieng, Benanan, 2 Siva, Smith, Dieng 17,474 Dieng, Hancock Blackshear J 28 PITTSBURGH W Smith 12 Dieng 10 Siva 22,411 F 3 MARQUETTE W Smith 8 Dieng 7 Siva 21,418 F 6 at Rutgers W Blackshear 8 Dieng 7 Siva 5,862 F 9 at Notre Dame / 5 OT L Behanan 15 Behanan 5 Dieng 9,149 F 14 ST. JOHN S W Smith 17 Dieng 6 Siva 22,086 F 17 at USF W Smith 10 Dieng 7 Siva 7,368 F 23 SETON HALL W Dieng 8 Dieng, Behanan 5 Siva, Smith 22,332 F 27 at DePaul W Smith 9 Behanan 6 Siva 8,654 M 2 at Syracuse W Smith 14 Dieng 5 Smith 31,173 M 4 CINCINNATI W Smith 9 Dieng 4 Siva 22,739 M 9 NOTRE DAME W Dieng 11 Dieng 5 Siva 22,815 M 14 Villanova ~ W Smith 8 Van Treese 4 Siva 20,057 M 15 Notre Dame ~ W Smith 12 Dieng 6 Siva, Smith 20,057 M 15 Syracuse ~ W Harrell 9 Dieng 8 Siva, Dieng 20,057 M 21 North Carolina A&T > W Smith 7 Dieng, Van Treese 8 Siva 16,632 M 23 Colorado State > W Smith 4 Blackshear, Harrell 5 Siva, Ware 20,601 M 29 W Smith 9 Dieng 3 Siva, Smith 35,520 M 31 W Smith 11 Dieng 4 Siva 34,657 A 6 Wichita State $ W Smith 9 Behanan 3 Siva, Smith 75,350 A 8 Michigan $ W Hancock 12 Behanan 6 Dieng 74,326 = Battle 4 Atlantis opening game (Louisville, Ky.) * Battle 4 Atlantis (Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas) ^ Billy Minardi Classic (Louisville, Ky.) + (Nashville, Tenn.) ~ BIG EAST Championship (New York, N.Y.) > NCAA Midwest Region Second/Third Rounds (Lexington, NCAA Midwest Regional (Indianapolis, Ind.) $ NCAA Final Four (Atlanta, Ga.)

32 Louisville Men's Basketball Game-by-Game Team Statistics Teams FG-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Reb PF-D Asst TO Blk Stl 1H 2H OT TOT Manhattan LOUISVILLE Samford LOUISVILLE Miami (Ohio) LOUISVILLE Northern Iowa LOUISVILLE Missouri LOUISVILLE Duke LOUISVILLE Illinois State LOUISVILLE College of Charleston LOUISVILLE Missouri Kansas City LOUISVILLE Memphis LOUISVILLE FIU LOUISVILLE Western Kentucky LOUISVILLE Kentucky LOUISVILLE Providence LOUISVILLE Seton Hall LOUISVILLE USF LOUISVILLE Connecticut LOUISVILLE Syracuse LOUISVILLE Villanova LOUISVILLE Georgetown LOUISVILLE Pittsburgh LOUISVILLE Marquette LOUISVILLE Rutgers LOUISVILLE Notre Dame * 104 LOUISVILLE * 101 *overtime OT1 OT2 OT3 OT4 OT5 - more - Notre Dame LOUISVILLE

33 Louisville Men's Basketball Game-by-Game Team Statistics Teams FG-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Reb PF-D Asst TO Blk Stl 1H 2H OT TOT St. John s LOUISVILLE USF LOUISVILLE Seton Hall LOUISVILLE DePaul LOUISVILLE Syracuse LOUISVILLE Cincinnati LOUISVILLE Notre Dame LOUISVILLE Villanova LOUISVILLE Notre Dame LOUISVILLE Syracuse LOUISVILLE North Carolina A&T LOUISVILLE Colorado State LOUISVILLE Oregon LOUISVILLE Duke LOUISVILLE Wichita State LOUISVILLE Michigan LOUISVILLE Specialty Stats Game-by-Game (UL/Opp) Opponent Date Paint Off TO 2nd Chnc Fast Brk Bench Manhattan 11/11/12 36/20 32/3 10/6 17/0 23/9 Samford 11/15/12 38/10 28/11 24/13 8/0 34/14 Miami (Ohio) 11/18/12 28/14 24/11 15/2 4/4 19/18 Northern Iowa 11/22/12 22/14 25/8 17/2 6/4 12/8 Missouri 11/23/12 34/28 31/6 14/9 12/0 23/16 Duke 11/24/12 46/26 14/16 18/12 6/17 22/3 Illinois State 12/1/12 40/28 26/15 16/9 6/4 10/6 Col.of Charleston 12/4/12 40/16 30/4 14/8 10/2 21/6 Mo. Kansas City 12/8/12 48/16 35/17 12/7 10/4 49/19 Memphis 12/15/12 26/34 29/14 9/10 12/16 19/33 FIU 12/19/12 34/30 25/10 23/13 16/4 16/18 Western Kentucky 12/22/12 40/24 26/10 12/8 21/4 19/23 Kentucky 12/29/12 44/28 19/14 13/16 20/2 15/21 Providence 1/2/13 42/28 27/7 15/5 12/11 40/5 Seton Hall 1/9/13 36/24 21/10 14/11 22/6 17/2 USF 1/12/13 36/14 17/12 20/2 15/4 21/11 Connecticut 1/14/13 44/20 19/12 14/6 17/6 8/4 Syracuse 1/19/13 28/30 21/6 12/17 6/2 18/16 Villanova 1/22/13 20/20 19/15 13/5 7/4 9/20 Georgetown 1/26/13 22/16 16/14 12/13 6/6 15/7 Opponent Date Paint Off TO 2nd Chnc Fast Brk Bench Pittsburgh 1/28/13 36/30 11/14 10/25 6/3 11/21 Marquette 2/3/13 42/20 32/9 18/11 13/6 19/10 Rutgers 2/6/13 28/16 17/14 16/8 15/13 30/15 Notre Dame 2/9/13 38/42 23/5 9/14 6/2 31/39 St. John s 2/14/13 32/16 15/6 9/8 13/2 11/3 USF 2/17/13 32/14 23/13 10/8 12/2 21/11 Seton Hall 2/23/13 24/28 17/12 14/10 3/0 24/14 DePaul 2/27/13 42/34 23/20 13/8 16/14 22/6 Syracuse 3/2/13 14/18 16/9 5/7 6/9 22/13 Cincinnati 3/4/13 42/16 23/13 16/17 16/6 19/6 Notre Dame 3/9/13 34/30 17/7 12/10 9/4 20/18 Villanova 3/14/13 18/34 27/14 13/11 8/6 17/4 Notre Dame 3/15/13 26/22 18/12 11/13 9/4 17/13 Syracuse 3/16/13 20/18 32/11 22/14 8/3 41/8 North Carolina A&T 3/21/13 44/16 34/16 13/5 14/4 22/8 Colorado State 3/23/13 42/14 24/7 19/8 6/2 22/16 Oregon 3/29/13 42/34 14/12 11/14 6/10 20/16 Duke 3/31/13 42/30 9/10 16/5 6/2 20/12 Wichita State 4/6/13 26/30 17/10 14/14 4/6 34/9 Michigan 4/8/13 34/28 11/10 14/15 4/2 24/19

34 Louisville Men's Basketball Points-Rebounds-Assists Opponent Date Score SMITH,RUSS SIVA,PEYTO WARE,KEVIN DIENG,GORG HANCOCK,LU BAUMANN,LO HENDERSON, MANHATTAN 11/11/ W D N P SAMFORD 11/15/ W DNP MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ W vs Northern Iowa 11/22/ W DNP DNP vs Missouri 11/23/ W DNP vs Duke 11/24/ L DNP0-1-0 DNP DNP ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/ W DNP DNP DNP at Coll. of Charleston 12/04/ W DNP4-4-2 DNP2-1-1 MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY 12/08/ W DNP at Memphis 12/15/ W DNP DNP0-0-0 FIU 12/19/ W D N P vs Western Kentucky 12/22/ W DNP0-0-1 DNP0-0-0 KENTUCKY 12/29/ W D N P D N P PROVIDENCE 1/2/ W DNP DNP at Seton Hall 1/9/ W D N P USF 1/12/ W DNP0-0-0 at Connecticut 1/14/ W D N P D N P SYRACUSE 1/19/ L DNP DNP at Villanova 1/22/ L DNP DNP at GEORGETOWN 1/26/ L DNP0-0-0 PITTSBURGH 1/28/ W D N P D N P3-2-0 MARQUETTE 2/3/ W DNP0-0-0 at Rutgers 2/6/ W DNP at Notre Dame 2/9/ L DNP0-0-0 ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ W D N P at USF 2/17/ W DNP0-0-0 SETON HALL 2/23/ W D N P D N P at DePaul 2/27/ W DNP0-0-0 at Syracuse 3/2/ W D N P D N P CINCINNATI 3/4/ W DNP DNP NOTRE DAME 3/9/ W D N P vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ W DNP0-0-0 vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ W D N P vs SYRACUSE 3/16/ W DNP DNP vs NORTH CAROLINA A&T 3/21/ W D N P vs COLORADO STATE 3/23/ W DNP0-0-0 vs OREGON 3/29/ W D N P vs DUKE 3/31/ W DNP3-1-0 vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/ W D N P D N P vs MICHIGAN 4/8/ W DNP DNP0-0-0

35 Louisville Men's Basketball Points-Rebounds-Assists Opponent Date Score BLACKSHEAR BEHANAN,CH BOND,JORDA HARRELL,MO PRICE,ZACH BAFFOUR,MI VAN TREESE MANHATTAN 11/11/ W D N P D N P SAMFORD 11/15/ W DNP2-3-0 MIAMI (OH) 11/18/ W DNP vs Northern Iowa 11/22/ W DNP4-8-1 DNP DNP0-1-0 vs Missouri 11/23/ W DNP DNP vs Duke 11/24/ L DNP DNP8-8-0 ILLINOIS STATE 12/1/ W D N P D N P at Coll. of Charleston 12/04/ W MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY 12/08/ W at Memphis 12/15/ W DNP DNP0-2-0 FIU 12/19/ W vs Western Kentucky 12/22/ W DNP DNP3-3-0 KENTUCKY 12/29/ W D N P D N P D N P PROVIDENCE 1/2/ W DNP6-3-1 DNP DNP0-0-0 at Seton Hall 1/9/ W8-2-1 D N P D N P D N P USF 1/12/ W DNP DNP4-3-0 at Connecticut 1/14/ W D N P0-0-0 D N P D N P SYRACUSE 1/19/ L DNP8-3-0 DNP DNP0-1-0 at Villanova 1/22/ L DNP6-6-0 DNP DNP at GEORGETOWN 1/26/ L DNP3-3-0 DNP DNP DNP PITTSBURGH 1/28/ W D N P D N P8-5-0 D N P D N P MARQUETTE 2/3/ W DNP6-6-1 DNP DNP4-3-1 at Rutgers 2/6/ W DNP4-2-0 DNP DNP at Notre Dame 2/9/ L DNP0-1-1 DNP DNP1-1-0 ST. JOHN'S 2/14/ W D N P3-2-0 D N P D N P at USF 2/17/ W DNP2-2-0 DNP DNP0-2-1 SETON HALL 2/23/ W D N P2-3-0 D N P D N P at DePaul 2/27/ W DNP DNP DNP2-3-0 at Syracuse 3/2/ W D N P2-1-0 D N P D N P CINCINNATI 3/4/ W DNP2-6-0 DNP DNP4-4-0 NOTRE DAME 3/9/ W D N P D N P vs VILLANOVA 3/14/ W DNP2-2-0 DNP DNP0-8-0 vs NOTRE DAME 3/15/ W D N P3-2-0 D N P vs SYRACUSE 3/16/ W DNP DNP DNP2-2-0 vs NORTH CAROLINA A&T 3/21/ W D N P vs COLORADO STATE 3/23/ W DNP DNP DNP2-3-0 vs OREGON 3/29/ W D N P2-7-0 D N P D N P vs DUKE 3/31/ W DNP2-2-0 DNP DNP2-3-0 vs WICHITA STATE 4/6/ W D N P8-4-1 D N P D N P vs MICHIGAN 4/8/ W DNP2-0-0 DNP DNP0-2-0

36 Louisville Men's Basketball Miscellaneous Statistics Louisville's Record When the Cardinals... Lead at halftime Trail at halftime Are tied at halftime Shoot better from the field than opponent Shoot worse from the field than opponent Shoot 50 percent or better from the field Shoot below 50 percent from the field Opp. shoots 50 pct. or better from the field Opp. shoots below 50 pct. from the field Make 7 or fewer three-point goals Make more than 7 three-point goals Attempt 20 or fewer three-point goals Attempt more than 20 three-point goals Shoot more free throws than their opp Opponent shoots more free throws Outrebound their opponent Are outrebounded by their opponent Bench outscores the opponent bench Opponent bench outscores their bench Commit fewer turnovers than their opp Commit more turnovers than their opp Commit same number of turnover as opp Commit 15 or fewer turnovers Commit more than 15 turnovers Lead with 5:00 Remaining Trail with 5:00 Remaining Tied with 5:00 Remaining point margins point margins point margins point margins or more point margins Overtime games Vs. Top 25 teams Home games Away games Neutral games Score 59 or fewer points Score points Score points Score points Score 90 or more points Allow 59 or fewer points Allow points Allow points Allow 80 or more points Double-Doubles Dieng Behanan... 4 Siva... 3 Smith... 1 Points Off Turnovers Louisville Opponents Bench Scoring Louisville (21.4) Opp (13.3) Rebounding Advantage Louisville Opponents Attendance Home ,129 Away ,376 Neutral ,775 Total ,280 (21,571 avg.) (12,398 avg.) (25,983 avg.) (20,482 avg.) Double-Figure Scoring Games Smith Siva Dieng Behanan Hancock Blackshear Harrell... 7 Ware... 2 Games Leading UL in Scoring Smith Blackshear... 4 Dieng... 4 Hancock... 3 Behanan... 2 Siva... 2 Harrell... 1 Games Leading UL in Rebounding Dieng Behanan Blackshear... 4 Van Treese... 4 Harrell... 3 Smith... 3 Ware... 1 Games Leading UL in Assists Siva Smith Dieng... 5 Behanan... 3 Hancock... 2 Ware... 2 Harrell... 1 Scored Louisville s First Points Who Smith Behanan... 8 Blackshear... 6 Dieng... 5 Siva... 4 Hancock... 3 Price... 2 How Layup Three-pointer Jumper Free Throw... 5 Dunk... 3 Dunks 188 Behanan Harrell Dieng Smith Blackshear Siva... 8 Van Treese... 8 Ware... 7 Hancock... 2 Price... 2 Jump Balls Controlled Louisville (Dieng 20, Price 2) Opponents Starting Lineups W-L Forward Forward Center Guard Guard 18-3 Blackshear Behanan Dieng Siva Smith 6-1 Blackshear Behanan Price Siva Smith 5-0 Hancock Behanan Dieng Siva Smith 2-0 Blackshear Harrell Dieng Siva Smith 1-1 Blackshear Behanan Dieng Siva Hancock 1-0 Harrell Hancock Dieng Siva Smith 1-0 Blackshear Behanan Van Treese Siva Smith 1-0 Blackshear Behanan Dieng Siva Ware Scoring Summary 1st Half 2nd Half OT Total Louisville * 2978 Opponents * 2351 * Overtime OT1 OT2 OT3 OT4 OT5 Louisville Opponents Leads and Deficits UL's Biggest Halftime Lead (42-13) vs. Samford (11/15) UL's Biggest Halftime Lead Blown. 13 (22-35) vs. Syracuse (3/16) UL's Biggest Halftime Deficit Overcome vs. Syracuse (3/16) UL's Biggest 2nd Half Lead (99-47) vs. UMKC (12/8) UL's Biggest 2nd Half Lead Blown. 9 (32-23) vs. St. John s (2/14) UL's Biggest 2nd Half Deficit (29-45) vs. Syracuse (3/16) UL's Biggest 2nd Half Deficit Overcome vs. Syracuse (3/16) UL's Biggest Overall Lead (99-47) vs. UMKC (12/8) UL's Biggest Lead Blown times latest: (32-23) vs. St. John s (2/14) UL's Biggest Overall Deficit (9-25) vs. Memphis (12/15) (29-45) vs. Syracuse (3/16) UL's Biggest Deficit Overcome (9-25) vs. Memphis (12/15) (29-45) vs. Syracuse (3/16) Home, Road and Half Statistics Halftime Leads... UL 29, Opp 10, Tied 1 FG% in KFC Yum! Center ( ) FG% Away from Home ( ) 3 Pt FG% in KFC Yum! Center..331 ( ) 3 Pt FG% Away from Home ( ) FT% in KFC Yum! Center ( ) FT% Away from Home ( ) Scoring Average in KFC Yum! Center (1203 pts.) Scoring Avg. on the Road (1775 pts.) Opp. Scoring Average in KFC Yum! Center (898 pts.) Opp. Scoring Average on the Road (1453 pts.) Most 1st Half Points vs. UMKC (12/8) Most 2nd Half Points vs. Memphis (12/15) Fewest 1st Half Points vs. Syracuse (3/16) Fewest 2nd Half Points vs. Georgetown (1/26) Largest Halftime Lead vs. Samford (11/15) Largest Halftime Deficit (22-35) vs. Syracuse (3/16)

37 Louisville Men's Basketball Team Superlatives Louisville High Louisville Low Statistical Category Opponent High Opponent Low 101 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 51 vs. No. Iowa (11/22) Points 104 by Notre Dame (2/9) 38 by Cof Charleston (12/4) vs. Georgetown (1/26) by USF (1/12) 53 vs. UMKC (12/8) 22 vs. Syracuse (3/16) First Half Points 38 by Syracuse (1/19), Mich. (4/8) 13 by Samford (11/15) 59 vs. Memphis (12/15) 22 vs. Georgetown (1/26) Second Half Points 49 by Kentucky (12/29) 17 by USF (2/17), NC A&T (3/21) 37 vs. UMKC (12/8) 16 vs. Georgetown (1/26) Field Goals 32 by Notre Dame (2/9) 12 by USF (1/12) 81 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 46 vs. Georgetown (1/26) Field Goal Attempts 77 by Notre Dame (2/9) 40 by Colorado St. (3/23).574 vs. NC A&T (3/21).306 vs. No. Iowa (11/22) FG Percentage.521 by Ill. St. (12/1), Mich. (4/8).245 by USF (2/17) 12 vs. Miami (Ohio) (11/18) 2 4 times 3-Point Field Goals 10 by Kentucky (12/29) 1 by DePaul (2/27) vs. FIU (12/19) latest: vs. Duke (3/31) 32 vs. FIU (12/19) 7 vs. Kentucky (12/29) 3-Point Field Goal Att. 25 by Notre Dame (2/9) 9 by DePaul (2/27).556 vs. Colorado St. (3/23).154 vs. USF (2/17), Duke (3/31) 3-Point FG Percentage.476 by Kentucky (12/29).111 by DePaul (2/27) 38 vs. Memphis (12/15) 5 vs. FIU (12/19) Free Throws 33 by Notre Dame (2/9) 3 by Pittsburgh (1/28) 48 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 11 3 times Free Throw Attempts 49 by Notre Dame (2/9) 7 by St. John s (2/14) latest: vs. Cincinnati (3/4).900 vs. Cof Charleston (12/4).455 vs. FIU (12/19) Free Throw Percentage.889 by No. Iowa (11/22).250 by Pittsburgh (1/28) 28 vs. Samford (11/15) 8 vs. Villanova (3/14) Offensive Rebounds 19 by Pittsburgh (1/28) 5 three times by Notre Dame (2/9) latest: by NC A&T (3/21) 34 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 17 three times Defensive Rebounds 35 by Notre Dame (2/9) 11 by Marquette (2/3) latest: vs. Michigan (4/8) 54 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 28 vs. Memphis (12/15) Total Rebounds 54 by Notre Dame (2/9) 20 by NC A&T (3/21) 34 vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 8 vs. St. John s (2/14) Fouls 33 by Memphis (12/15) 12 by FIU (12/19) 23 vs. FIU (12/19) 6 vs. Duke (11/24) Assists 20 by Notre Dame (2/9) 4 three times vs. Notre Dame (2/9) vs. USF (1/12) latest: by Colorado St. (3/23) 20 vs. No. Iowa (11/22) 7 vs. Cof Charleston (12/4) Turnovers 27 three times 11 by Notre Dame (3/9) latest: by NC A&T (3/21) by Wichita State (4/6) 9 vs. Rutgers (2/6), Duke (3/31) 1 vs. Missouri, Duke Blocked Shots 7 by Memphis (12/15), St. John s (2/14)0 by FIU (12/19), NC A&T (3/21) 20 vs. NC A&T (3/21) 6 vs. Duke (11/24) Steals 10 by Villanova (1/22) 0 by Colorado St. (3/23) vs. Rutgers (2/6) by DePaul (2/27) Louisville Men's Basketball Individual Superlatives Louisville Opponent Points 31 by Russ Smith vs. UMKC (12/8), Oregon (3/29) 25 by Tyler Brown, Illinois State (12/1) Field Goals Made 13 by Chane Behanan vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 10 by Cleveland Melvin, DePaul (2/27) Field Goals Attempted 20 by Russ Smith vs. Kentucky (12/29); Connecticut (1/14) 20 by Cleveland Melvin, DePaul (2/27) by Chane Behanan vs. Notre Dame (2/9) by C.J. Fair, Syracuse (3/2) Highest FG Pct. (min. 5 made) 100 (5-5) by Montrezl Harrell vs. WKU (12/22).833 (5-6) by Arsalan Kazemi, Oregon (3/29) (6-6) by Gorgui Dieng vs. Colorado State (3/23) 3-Point Field Goals Made 5 on 5 times latest: by Luke Hancock vs. Michigan (4/8) 5 by Brandon Triche, Syracuse (1/19) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 13 by Russ Smith vs. Manhattan (11/11) 11 by Brandon Harris, WKU (12/22) by Luke Hancock vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 3-Point FG Pct. (min. 3 made) 100 (3-3) by Luke Hancock vs. SHall (2/23), ND (3/15).800 (4-5) by C.J. Fair, Syracuse (3/16/13) (5-5) by Luke Hancock vs. Michigan (4/8) (4-5) by Spike Albrecht, Michigan (4/8) Free Throws Made 13 by Russ Smith vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 9 by Michael Alvarado, Manhattan (11/11) Free Throws Attempted 16 by Russ Smith vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 11 by Jerian Grant, Notre Dame (2/9) Free Throw Pct. (min. 8 made) times latest: (10-10) by Russ Smith vs. Seton Hall (2/23) 100 (8-8) by Jack Cooley, Notre Dame (3/15) Offensive Rebounds 10 by Gorgui Dieng vs. Samford (11/15) 8 3 times latest: by Titus Rubles, Cincinnati (3/4) Defensive Rebounds 13 by Gorgui Dieng vs. St. John s (2/14) 10 three times latest: by Mason Plumlee, Duke (3/31) Total Rebounds 18 by Chane Behanan vs. Samford (11/15) 15 by Rhamel Brown, Manhattan (11/11) Turnovers 6 3 times latest: by Peyton Siva vs. Marquette (2/3) 8 4 times latest: by Titus Rubles, Cincinnati (3/4) Assists 13 by Peyton Siva vs. Villanova (1/22) 9 by Michael Carter-Williams, Syracuse (3/16) Blocked Shots 6 by Gorgui Dieng vs. Rutgers (2/6) 5 by Cheikh Mbodj, Cincinnati (3/4) Steals 8 by Russ Smith vs. North Carolina A&T (3/21) 4 by M. Carter-Williams, Syracuse (1/19) Minutes Played (regulation game) 40 by Peyton Siva & Gorgui Dieng vs. Pittsburgh (1/28) 40 3 times latest: by JaQuon Parker, Cincinnati (3/4) Minutes Played (overtime game) 56 by Russ Smith & Chane Behanan vs. Notre Dame (2/9) 60 by Eric Atkins, Notre Dame (2/9)

38 University of Louisville LOUISVILLE Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 09, 2013) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 SMITH, Russ DIENG, Gorgui BEHANAN, Chane SIVA, Peyton HANCOCK, Luke BLACKSHEAR, Wayne HARRELL, Montrezl WARE, Kevin VAN TREESE, Stepha PRICE, Zach HENDERSON, Tim BAFFOUR, Michael Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. * 1/2/13 PROVIDENCE W * 1/9/13 at Seton Hall W * 1/12/13 USF W * 1/14/13 at Connecticut W * 1/19/13 SYRACUSE L * 1/22/13 at Villanova L * 1/26/13 at GEORGETOWN L * 1/28/13 PITTSBURGH W * 2/3/13 MARQUETTE W * 2/6/13 at Rutgers W * 2/9/13 at Notre DameLo * 2/14/13 ST. JOHN'S W * 2/17/13 at USF W * 2/23/13 SETON HALL W * 2/27/13 at DePaul W * 3/2/13 at Syracuse W * 3/4/13 CINCINNATI W * 3/9/13 NOTRE DAME W * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 OT4 OT5 Totals LOUISVILLE Opponents

39 University of Louisville LOUISVILLE Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 17, 2013) BIG EAST Tournament RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 SMITH, Russ SIVA, Peyton HANCOCK, Luke HARRELL, Montrezl DIENG, Gorgui BEHANAN, Chane BLACKSHEAR, Wayne WARE, Kevin VAN TREESE, Stepha BAFFOUR, Michael HENDERSON, Tim Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS 13 9 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 3/14/13 vs VILLANOVA W /15/13 vs NOTRE DAME W /16/13 vs SYRACUSE W * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals LOUISVILLE Opponents

40 University of Louisville LOUISVILLE Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 15, 2013) NCAA Tournament RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 SMITH, Russ HANCOCK, Luke SIVA, Peyton BEHANAN, Chane DIENG, Gorgui BLACKSHEAR, Wayne WARE, Kevin HARRELL, Montrezl HENDERSON, Tim VAN TREESE, Stepha BAFFOUR, Michael PRICE, Zach Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 3/21/13 vs NORTH CAROLINA A&T W /23/13 vs COLORADO STATE W /29/13 vs OREGON W /31/13 vs DUKE W /6/13 vs WICHITA STATE W /8/13 vs MICHIGAN W * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals LOUISVILLE Opponents

41 University of Louisville LOUISVILLE Combined Team Statistics (as of Apr 15, 2013) Postseason RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 SMITH, Russ HANCOCK, Luke SIVA, Peyton DIENG, Gorgui BEHANAN, Chane HARRELL, Montrezl BLACKSHEAR, Wayne WARE, Kevin VAN TREESE, Stepha HENDERSON, Tim BAFFOUR, Michael PRICE, Zach Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS LOU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 3/14/13 vs VILLANOVA W /15/13 vs NOTRE DAME W /16/13 vs SYRACUSE W /21/13 vs NORTH CAROLINA A&T W /23/13 vs COLORADO STATE W /29/13 vs OREGON W /31/13 vs DUKE W /6/13 vs WICHITA STATE W /8/13 vs MICHIGAN W * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals LOUISVILLE Opponents

42 Box Scores Louisville 93, Pikeville 57 (exhibition) Nov. 1, KFC YUM! CENTER Pikeville 57 Greene f Setty f Johnson g Briscoe g Whitaker g Malicoat Chapman McCoy Tubbs Barlow Howard Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 27.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 55.0% Louisville 93 Hancock f Harrell f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Nunez Baumann Henderson Blackshear Bond Price Baffour Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 49.4% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 23.1% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 70.6% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,277 Pikeville Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 1 Louisville 65, Bellarmine 46 (exhibition) Nov. 7, KFC Yum! Center Louisville 65 Hancock f Harrell f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Nunez Ware Blackshear Van Treese Team 0 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 47.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 5.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.2% Bellarmine 46 Thelen f Burton f Hall g Dowe g Johnson g Suggs Maynard Ross Schafer Jones Pritchett Team 5 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 26.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 17.2% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,422 Bellarmine Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 79, Manhattan 51 Nov. 11, KFC Yum! Center Louisville 79 Hancock f Harrell f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Henderson Blackshear Behanan Price Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.2% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 26.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.0% Manhattan 51 McCoy f Colonette f Brown c Stores g Alvarado g Richards Jones Andujar Koita Kates Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 69.2% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,921 Manhattan Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 80, Samford 54 Nov. 15, KFC Yum! Center Louisville 80 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Siva g Hancock g Smith Ware Baumann Bond Harrell Price Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 22.6% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 56.7% Samford 54 Williams f Hood f Miller g Kelly g Cook g Hayman Wilson Geffrard Beckham Barnes Team 3 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 39.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 64.3% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,016 Samford Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 80, Miami (Ohio) 39 Nov. 18, KFC Yum! Center Louisville 80 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Baumann Henderson Bond Harrell Price Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 48.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.2% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 80.0% Miami (Ohio) 39 Edwards f Felder f Harris f Rollins g Roberts g McKnight Johnson Mezher Tadlock Sullivan McGhee Legarza Team 4 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 29.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 20.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 58.3% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,258 Miami (Ohio) Ties: 3 Louisville Lead Changes: 1 Louisville 51, Northern Iowa 46 Nov. 22, Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas Battle 4 Atlantis Louisville 51 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 6 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 22.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 72.7% Northern Iowa 46 Tuttle f Koch f Mitchell g Sonnen g James g Rank Bohannon Buss Morrison Pehl Team 2 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 34.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 31.6% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 88.9% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 3,126 Northern Iowa Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 7

43 Box Scores Louisville 84, Missouri 61 Nov. 23, Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas Battle 4 Atlantis Louisville 84 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Price Van Treese Team 5 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 49.2% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 42.9% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 65.0% Missouri 61 Bowers f Oriakhi f Pressey g Bell g Ross g Criswell Webster-Chan Jankovic Rosburg Team 2 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.6% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 3,153 Missouri Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 3 Duke 76, Louisville 71 Nov. 24, Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas Battle 4 Atlantis Championship Game Louisville 71 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 64.3% Duke 76 Player min FG FT Reb Ast TO BL ST PF TP Plumlee f Kelly f Cook g Sulaimon g Curry g Thornton Murphy Hairston Jefferson Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 43.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 85.2% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 3,511 Duke Ties: 2 Louisville Lead Changes: 7 Louisville 69, Illinois State 66 Dec. 1, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 69 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 23.8% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 56.0% Illinois State 66 Ekey f Carmichael f Brown g Allen g Hill g Cousin Wilkins Zeisloft Threloff Team 1 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 26.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 78.6% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 19,816 Illinois State Ties: 3 Louisville Lead Changes: 6 Louisville 80, College of Charleston 38 Dec. 4, Charleston, S.C. (TD Arena) Louisville 80 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Bond Harrell Baffour Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 28.6% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 90.0% College of Charleston 38 Baru f Hall, W. f Thomas g Lawrence g Stitt g Branin Johnson, N Johnson, T Dixon Bowne Hall, J Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 34.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 13.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 5,117 Coll. of Charleston Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 99, UMKC 47 Dec. 8, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 99 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Baumann Henderson Bond Harrell Baffour Van Treese Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 56.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.4% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 65.4% UMKC 47 Kirksey f Staton f Chatmon c Rogers g Tyler g Burke Wedel Franklin Tanner Hall Johnson Reid Korver Team 3 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 26.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 22.7% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 70.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,074 UMKC Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 87, Memphis 78 Dec. 15, Memphis, Tenn. Louisville 87 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 0 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 42.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 41.2% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 82.6% Memphis 78 Thomas f Goodwin f Stephens f Jackson g Crawford g Hall Barton Black Wilson Simpson Johnson Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 51.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 70.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 18,392 Memphis Ties: 2 Louisville Lead Changes: 3

44 Box Scores Louisville 79, FIU 55 Dec. 19, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 79 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Baumann Henderson Bond Harrell Baffour Van Treese Team 0 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 49.2% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 37.5% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.5% FIU 55 Murphy f Akomolafe f De La Rosa c Belardo g Smith g Nunez Hill Porcher Frink Ferrales Jurkovic Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 27.8% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 53.3% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 21,411 FIU Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 78, Western Kentucky 55 Dec. 22, Nashville, Tenn. (Bridgestone Arena) Louisville 78 Behanan f Blackshear f Van Treese c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Price Team 0 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 50.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 70.4% Western Kentucky 55 Fant f Akol c Harris g Blade g Price g Anyigbo Kaspar Alcantara Sheldon Akamune Rostov Drane Team 2 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 59.1% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 10,728 Western Kentucky Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 1 Louisville 80, Kentucky 77 Dec. 29, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 80 Blackshear f Behanan f Price c Smith g Siva g Ware Dieng Hancock Harrell Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 48.4% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 42.9% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 68.0% Kentucky 77 Noel f Cauley-Steinf Goodwin g Harrow g Mays g Polson Poythress Wiltjer Team 1 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 48.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 47.6% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 47.8% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,810 Kentucky Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 5 Louisville 80, Providence 62 Jan. 2, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 80 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Siva g Ware g Smith Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.9% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 61.9% Providence 62 Batts f Henton f Fortune g Cotton g Council g Dunn Johnson Kofane Team 4 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.4% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 21,305 Providence Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 1 Louisville 73, Seton Hall 58 Jan. 9, Newark, N.J. (Prudential Center) Louisville 73 Blackshear f Harrell f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Price Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 41.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 85.2% Seton Hall 58 Mobley f Teague c Maayan g Cosby g Edwin g Smyth Karlis Johnson Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 34.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 64.5% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 7,013 Seton Hall Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 4 Louisville 64, USF 38 Jan. 12, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 64 Blackshear f Harrell f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Behanan Price Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 16.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 88.2% USF 38 LeDay f Fitzpatrick f Brock g Collins g Hawkins g Abdul-Aleem Rudd Poland McCloskey Omogbehin Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 26.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 17.6% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.4% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 21,903 USF Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0

45 Box Scores Louisville 73, Connecticut 58 Jan. 14, Hartford, Conn. (XL Center) Louisville 73 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 50.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.8% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 73.3% Connecticut 58 Daniels f Olander f Boatright g Napier g Calhoun g Wolf Giffey Evans Team 3 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 39.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 36.4% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 61.5% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 14,287 Connecticut Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 6 Villanova 73, Louisville 64 Jan. 22, Philadelphia, Pa. (Wells Fargo Center) Louisville 64 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 39.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 50.0% Villanova 73 Yarou f Ochefu f Hilliard g Arcidiaconog Bell g Chennault Brzoja Pinkston Yacoubou Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.7% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.9% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 11,887 Villanova Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 9 Louisville 64, Pittsburgh 61 Jan. 28, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 64 Hancock f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Henderson Harrell Baffour Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 27.8% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 76.5% Pittsburgh 61 Patterson f Zanna f Adams c Robinson g Woodall g Wright Johnson Taylor Zeigler Moore Team 2 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 43.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.4% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,411 Pittsburgh Ties: 3 Louisville Lead Changes: 3 Syracuse 70, Louisville 68 Jan. 19, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 68 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 0 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.0% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 65.0% Syracuse 70 Fair f Christmas f Coleman c Carter-Williams Triche g Grant Cooney Keita Team 1 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 49.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.7% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,814 Syracuse Ties: 5 Louisville Lead Changes: 4 Georgetown 53, Louisville 51 Jan. 26, Washington D.C. (Verizon Center) Louisville 51 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Hancock g Siva g Smith Ware Henderson Harrell Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 34.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 27.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 72.7% Georgetown 53 Hopkins f Porter f Lubick f Starks g Trawick g Smith-Rivera Bowen Ayegba Team 2 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 29.4% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 83.3% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 17,474 Georgetown Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 6 Louisville 70, Marquette 51 Feb. 3, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 70 Hancock f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Henderson Blackshear Harrell Van Treese Team 4 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 51.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 37.5% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 71.4% Marquette 51 Anderson f Otule c Cadougan g Blue g Lockett g Wilson, J Mayo Wilson, D Taylor Gardner Team 4 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 23.1% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 66.7% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 21,418 Marquette Ties: 2 Louisville Lead Changes: 1

46 Box Scores Louisville 68, Rutgers 48 Feb. 6, Piscataway, N.J. Louisville 68 Hancock f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Henderson Blackshear Harrell Van Treese Team 4 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 43.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 76.5% Rutgers 48 Jack f Judge f Mack g Carter g Poole g Seagears Miller Kone Randall Johnson Garrett Team 5 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 32.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 54.5% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 5,862 Rutgers Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 72, St. John s 58 Feb. 14, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 72 Hancock f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Henderson Blackshear Harrell Van Treese Team 2 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 37.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 76.7% St. John s 58 Bourgault f Sampson f Greene g Harrison g Pointer g Obekpa Garrett Team 0 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 37.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.4% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 71.4% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,086 St. John s Ties: 2 Louisville Lead Changes: 5 Louisville 79, Seton Hall 61 Feb. 23, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 79 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 0 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.6% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 76.9% Seton Hall 61 Edwin f Teague f Maayan g Cosby g Karlis g Smyth Oliver Geramipoor Team 1 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.2% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.9% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 80.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,332 Seton Hall Ties: 4 Louisville Lead Changes: 4 Notre Dame 104, Louisville 101 (5 OT) Feb. 9, Notre Dame, Ind. (Purcell Pavilion) Louisville 101 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 3 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.7% OT: % 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 20.0% OT: % FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 62.5% OT: % Notre Dame 104 Knight f Cooley f Atkins g Grant g Connaughton g Biedscheid Auguste Sherman Burgett Team 4 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 41.6% OT: % 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 28.0% OT: % F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 67.3% OT: % Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Total Attendance: 9,149 Louisville Ties: 16 Notre Dame Lead Changes: 26 Louisville 59, USF 41 Feb. 17, Tampa, Fla. (USF Sun Dome) Louisville 59 Hancock f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Henderson Blackshear Harrell Van Treese Team 3 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 15.4% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 76.5% USF 41 Rudd f Fitzpatrick f White f Collins g Hawkins g Brock LeDay Poland McCloskey Omogbehin Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 24.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 76.9% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 7,368 USF Ties: 3 Louisville Lead Changes: 2 Louisville 79, DePaul 58 Feb. 27, Rosemont, Ill. (Allstate Arena) Louisville 79 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 5 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.4% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 80.6% DePaul 58 Melvin f Kirk c Clahar g Young g McKinney g McGhee Robertson Morgan Crockett McDonald Ryckbosch Team 6 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 11.1% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 64.7% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 8,654 DePaul Ties: 2 Louisville Lead Changes: 1

47 Box Scores Louisville 58, Syracuse 53 March 2, Syracuse, N.Y. (Carrier Dome) Louisville 58 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 36.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 34.8% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 58.3% Syracuse 53 Grant Fair Christmas Carter-Williams Triche Cooney Keita Coleman Southerland Team 9 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.5% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 66.7% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 31,173 Syracuse Ties: 4 Louisville Lead Changes: 12 Louisville 73, Notre Dame 57 March 9, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 73 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Price Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 51.0% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: %Game: 78.9% Notre Dame 57 Knight f Cooley f Atkins g Grant g Connaughton g Auguste Crowley Sherman Burgett Team 4 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 39.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 26.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 66.7% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,815 Notre Dame Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 69, Notre Dame 57 March 15, New York (Madison Square Garden) BIG EAST Conference Championship Semifinals Louisville 69 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Baffour Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 50.0% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 70.6% Notre Dame 57 Connaughtonf Knight f Cooley c Atkins g Grant g Biedscheid Auguste Crowley Sherman Burgett Team 7 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 36.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 80.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,057 Notre Dame Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 67, Cincinnati 51 March 4, KFC YUM! CENTER Louisville 67 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 0 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 48.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 33.3% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 72.7% Cincinnati 51 Rubles f Mbodj c Wright g Kilpatrick g Parker g Thomas Guyn Sanders Gaines Nyarsuk Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 35.3% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 28.6% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 69.2% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 22,739 Cincinnati Ties: 7 Louisville Lead Changes: 6 Louisville 74, Villanova 55 March 14, New York (Madison Square Garden) BIG EAST Conference Championship Quarterfinals Louisville 74 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 4 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.2% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 41.7% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: %Game: 78.3% Villanova 55 Pinkston f Bell f Yarou c Hilliard g Arcidiacono g Chennault Ochefu Yarcoubou Sutton Team 8 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 38.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 16.7% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 68.8% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,057 Villanova Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 1 Louisville 78, Syracuse 61 March 16, New York (Madison Square Garden) BIG EAST Conference Championship Louisville 78 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Harrell Van Treese Team 5 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.4% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 31.6% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 72.2% Syracuse 61 Fair f Southerland f Christmas c Carter-Williams g Triche g Grant Cooney Keita Team 6 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.9% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 46.2% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,057 Syracuse Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 1

48 Box Scores Louisville 79, North Carolina A&T 48 March 21, Lexington, Ky. (Rupp Arena) NCAA Midwest Regional Second Round Louisville 79 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Price Baffour Van Treese Team 3 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 57.4% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 59.1% North Carolina A&T 48 Powell f Witter f Beckford f Louisme g Middleton g Smith King Underwood Upchurch Stewart Behohn-Tolly Buck Siverand Butler Team 1 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 41.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 37.5% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 80.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 16,632 North Carolina A&T Ties: 1 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 82, Colorado State 56 March 23, Lexington, Ky. (Rupp Arena) NCAA Midwest Regional Third Round Louisville 82 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 4 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 56.4% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 55.6% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 83.3% Colorado State 56 Hornung f Smith f Iverson f Eikmeier g Green g Bejarano Octeus De Ciman Santo Team 2 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 47.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 41.7% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 61.9% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 20,601 Colorado State Ties: 6 Louisville Lead Changes: 2 Louisville 77, Oregon 69 March 29, Indianapolis, Ind. (Lucas Oil Stadium) NCAA Midwest Regional Semifinal Louisville 77 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 53.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.8% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 65.4% Oregon 69 Kazemi f Singler f Woods c Artis g Dotson g Loyd Austin Carter Emory Team 2 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 53.8% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.8% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 65.4% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 35,520 Oregon Ties: 0 Louisville Lead Changes: 0 Louisville 85, Duke 63 March 31, Indianapolis, Ind. (Lucas Oil Stadium) NCAA Midwest Regional Championship Louisville 85 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Ware Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 2 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 15.4% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 69.4% Duke 63 Plumlee f Kelly f Cook g Sulaimon g Curry g Thornton Murphy Hairston Jefferson Plumlee Team 5 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 36.5% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 25.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 34,657 Duke Ties: 10 Louisville Lead Changes: 10 Louisville 72, Wichita State 68 April 6, Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome) NCAA National Semifinal Louisville 72 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 36.0% FThrow % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 65.5% Wichita State 68 Early f Hall f Armstead g Baker g Cotton g Lufile Williams Wiggins Orukpe VanVleet White Team 1 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 40.7% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 30.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 75.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 75,350 Wichita State Ties: 7 Louisville Lead Changes: 11 Louisville 82, Michigan 76 April 8, Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome) NCAA National Championship Louisville 82 Blackshear f Behanan f Dieng c Smith g Siva g Hancock Henderson Harrell Van Treese Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 45.9% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 50.0% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 78.3% Michigan 76 Robinson f McGary f Burke g Hardaway g Stauskas g Albrecht Horford LeVert Morgan Team 1 Totals Total FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 52.1% 3-Pt. FG% 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 44.4% F Throw % 1st H: % 2nd H: % Game: 72.0% Score by Periods 1st 2nd Total Attendance: 74,326 Michigan Ties: 4 Louisville Lead Changes: 7

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