MORGAN STATE. Opponent:...Loyola Marymount, San Diego Date:...December 27 & 29, 2012 The Bear Facts: Time:...LMU 2 p.m. (PT)/San Diego 7:30 p.m.

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1 Men s Basketball MORGAN STATE 1700 East Cold Spring Lane Baltimore, Md (P) (F) BB MEDIA SERVICES Leonard Haynes, Director lhaynes004@gmail.com Kevin Paige, Asst. Director ravenspr26@aol.com Schedule & Results (3-5, 0-0 MEAC) Date Opp. (TV)...W/L... Score NOVEMBER (2-3) 9 1- UTSA... W, Old Dominion... L, Holy Cross... L, at Univ. South Carolina... L, at Liberty... W, DECEMBER (1-2) 1 at Virginia Military... W, 81-80OT 16 at Illinois State...L, at University of Virginia... L, at Loyola Marymount...2 p.m vs. San Diego...7 p.m. JANUARY (0-0) 5 SAINT JOSEPH'S... 4 p.m. 12 *SOUTH CAROLINA ST... 4 p.m. 14 *SAVANNAH STATE... 7:30 p.m. 19 * at Hampton... 6 p.m. 21 * at Norfolk State... 8 p.m. 26 * at N.C. A&T... 4 p.m. 28 * at South Carolina State... 7:30 p.m. FEBRUARY (0-0) 2 *HAMPTON... 4 p.m. 4 * NORFOLK STATE... 7:30 p.m. 9 * at Coppin State... 4 p.m. 11 * at Howard... 7:30 p.m. 16 * at MD-Eastern Shore... 4 p.m. 18 * at Delaware State... 7:30 p.m Bracketbuster... TBA 27 COPPIN STATE...7:30 p.m. MARCH (0-0) 2 *MD- EASTERN SHORE 4 p.m. 4 *DELAWARE STATE 7:30 p.m. 7 *FLORIDA A&M 7:30 p.m MEAC TOURNAMENT TBD Home Games in BOLD CAPS // All Times Eastern and subject to change // 1-ODU Tournament, Norfolk, Va. // 2-LMU Holiday Classic, Los Angeles, Cal. // 3-Bracketbusters // 4-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Tournament, Norfolk, Va. (*) MEAC games. MORGAN QUICK FACTS Location...Baltimore, Md. Founded Enrollment...8,000 Nickname...Bears School Colors...Orange & Blue Arena...Hill Field House Capacity...4,500 Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference President...Dr. David Wilson Director of Athletics...Floyd Kerr Athletics Dept. Phone...(443) Athletics Website... Opponent:...Loyola Marymount, San Diego Date:...December 27 & 29, 2012 The Bear Facts: Time:...LMU 2 p.m. (PT)/San Diego 7:30 p.m. (PT) Senior DeWayne Site:... Los Angeles, Calif./San Diego, Calif. Jackson returns as Television:...Check your local listings the Bears leading Internet Stream...N/A scorer. He's currently Radio:...KXLU 88.9 FM/ averaging 14.9 points Record:...MSU 3-5; LMU 5-6; USD 6-8 to go along with 4.8 MSU Coach:...Todd Bozeman ( th yr) boards, 3.3 assists Websites:...MorganStateBears.com and 2.5 steals. Jackson, a Bowie...LMULions.com/USDToreros.com product, is also a two-time NABC All- District selection. BEARS SET FOR LMU HOLIDAY CLASSIC Morgan State men's basketball team will play a pair of holiday games on the west coast just before the New Year. The Loyola Marymount Lions will host Morgan State in the 2nd Annual LMU Holiday Classic on Thursday, Dec. 27 at 7 p.m. in Los Angeles, Calif. The Bears will also face the San Diego Aztecs on Saturday, Dec. 29 as part of the Classic. MORGAN STATE VS. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Morgan State hold a 2-0 record against Loyola Marymount in school history. The Bears defeated the Lions in the season-opener at Gersten Pavilion, and dropped LMU at Hill Feild House on Dec. 27, MORGAN STATE VS. THE WCC Morgan State is 2-0 vs. the West Coast Conference by posting two wins against Loyola Marymount. SCOUTING THE LIONS The Lions welcome back eight veterans -- three starters -- from a squad that posted a overall record, finished 4th in the WAC with a 11-5 mark. Anthony Ireland leads LMU averaging 20.3 points and is shooting 40 percent from 3-point territory. Ashley Hamilton is also averaging double-figures (14.4 ppg) and leads the squad on the boards with 7.7 rebounds. Head coach Max Good (Eastern Kentucky '69) enters his fifth season as the Lions head coach and he currently holds a record MSU Men s Basketball Roster NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. PPG RPG HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 1 Donte Pretlow G Fr Baltimore, Md./Dunbar HS 3 Daryl Traynham G Jr. - - Melwood, Md./Wise HS 5 Justin Black G/F Jr St. Louis, Mo./Dematha HS 10 Christian Kabongo G Jr. - - Toronto, Canada/Central Commerce 11 Anthony Hubbard G Jr Woodbridge, Va./Frederick CC 12 Thair Heath F Jr Los Angeles, Calif./Dominquez HS 21 Tauron Bailey F Jr Harlem N.Y./Satellite Academy 22 Blake Bozeman PG So Bowie, Md./Solebury Prep 23 Rasean Simpson G So San Diego, Calif./Lincoln HS 32 DeWayne Jackson F Sr Bowie, Md./Bowie HS 33 Daon Riley G So. - - Severn, Md./Old Mill HS 34 Cedric Blossom F Fr Columbia, Md./Montrose Christian 44 Shaquille Duncan F So Philadelphia, Pa./Frankford HS 50 Ian Chiles C R-Jr Cliffside Park, N.J./Paterson Catholic HS Probable starters highlighted - *Not dressed - +Out for season - Team captain Head Coach: Todd Bozeman (Rhode Island, 1986), 7th year at MSU Assistant Coach: Kevin McClain (Univ. of Americas, 2003), 7th year at MSU Assistant Coach: Keith Goodie (Morgan State, 2008), 6th year at MSU Assistant Coach: Glenroy Palmer (Columbia Union, 2003), 1st year at MSU Director of Basketball Operations: Ulysses Lee, 1st year at MSU

2 2002Bear Tracks '11-12 '12-13 Scoring First Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Leading w/3:00 left Trailing w/3:00 left Tied w/3:00 left In overtime Winning the tip-off Losing the tip-off Shooting 50% Shooting less than Outrebounding opponent Opponent outrebounds Equal number of rebounds Posting more turnovers Posting less turnovers Equal number of turnovers Scoring 70+ points Scoring 60+ points Scoring points Scoring less than 50 points Final margin of 1-4 points Final margin 5-9 points Final margin of 10+ points Bears in double figures Bears in double figures Bears in double figures Bear in double figures None in double figures Longest game win streak W2 W2 Longest game losing streak L7 L3 Current streak L2 MSU On: Sundays Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fridays Saturdays MSU vs.: Atlantic Coast 0-1 BIG South 2-0 Colonial Athletic 0-1 Conference USA 1-0 Mid-Eastern Athletic 0-0 Missouri Valley 0-1 Patriot League 0-1 Southeastern 0-1 West Coast 0-0 MORGAN STATE VS. SAN DIEGO Morgan State will play San Diego for the first time in school history. SCOUTING THE TOREROS The Toreros welcome back nine veterans -- five starters -- from a squad that posted a overall record, finished 6th in the WCC with a 7-9 ledger. Sophomore guard Johnny Dee leads San Diego averaging 14.3 points and is shooting 41 percent from 3-point territory. Senior forward Ken Rancifer is also averaging double-figures (10.2 ppg) and is averaging 5.0 rebounds. Head coach Bill Grier (Oregon '90) enters his sixth season as the Toreros head coach and he currently holds a record. FIRST THREE PART OF ODU TOURNAMENT The first three games of the regular season made the Liberty Tax Classic on the Morgan State schedule. The Bears defeated the University of Texas at San Antonio (W 71-59), and fell to Old Dominion (L 72-61), and Holy Cross (L 74-73) in the event hosted by Old Dominion at the Ted Constant Convocation Center. Morgan State senior swingman DeWayne Jackson was selected to the Liberty Tax Classic All-Tournament Team as a result of his performance during a weekend in which he averaged 14 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists with three steals. MORGAN STATE TABBED THIRD IN PRESEASON POLL Morgan State was picked to finish third in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference men's basketball preseason poll behind Savannah State and Delaware State. JACKSON AND CHILES EARN PRESEASON HONORS Morgan State senior DeWayne Jackson was selected to the Preseason All-MEAC First Team by the conference head coaches and sports information directors. Junior center Ian Chiles was selected to the Second Team. BOZEMAN LOOKS FOR ANOTHER 20-WIN SEASON For three of the last six seasons, all as head coach, Todd Bozeman has guided teams to at least 20 victories. Bozeman set the Morgan State record for consecutive 20-win campaigns in with a record and extended it with a campaign in , followed by a Division I school record record in The previous record was back-toback 20-win seasons under coach Nathaniel Frazier when he guided the Bears to a 20-8 record in , followed by 28-5 in BEAR SCHEDULE The Bears once again have an ambitious nonconference schedule this season. Morgan State's non-conference schedule sends the Bears to South Carolina, ODU, Virginia, Liberty and will compete in Bracketbusters. This year s home-opener at Hill Field House will be against Saint Joseph's, South Carolina State and Savannah State. ROAD WARRIORS Morgan State, which played its first eight games on the road, has won 17 of its past 30 games held away from Hill Field House, including a 1-2 mark on neutral courts. The Bears finished 5-10 in true road contests and 0-3 on neutral floors in and posted a 4-4 road conference ledger, which was its worst mark since Todd Bozeman took over the program in This season's schedule will send MSU on the road for 10 of its first 11 games, including a six-game road trip from Nov. 29-Dec. 29 that features contests in three different time zones. The Bears are guaranteed at least 19 games away from home this season. JACKSON CLIMBING THE MSU RECORD BOOK DeWayne Jackson (1,275, 422 rebs., 133 asts) needs just 18 points to surpass Jason McCoy (1,292 points ) to become the school's No. 12 alltime leading scorer. Jackson is one of three Bears on MSU's all-time scoring list who have been coached by Todd Bozeman. Kevin Thompson ( ) ranks No. 9 (1,487 points) and Reggie Holmes ( ) is the school's all-time scoring leader with 2,051 points. JACKSON BOARD WORK DeWayne Jackson has recorded 422 rebounds during his Blue & Orange career and needs just 78 boards to join an exclusive list of Bears who have recorded 500 or more career rebounds. JACKSON CAREER STEALS DeWayne Jackson is ranked among the top theft artists in school history. Jackson has collected 136 steals with the Bears and currently ranks No. 5. The school record for career steals is held by Terrence Wright ( ) with 186 career steals... Jackson is 52 steals away from becoming the school's new leader. JACKSON SET TO LEAD DeWayne Jackson is the lone returning senior who saw action for Morgan State last year. In fact, he is the only seniors on the Bears roster. There are seven (7) juniors, four (4) sophomores and two (2) freshmen on the Bears roster. NOT A COMMON GET-TOGETHER Morgan State will face six teams this season that the program has never met in its basketball history. The first time opponents are: UTSA, Old Dominionm Holy Cross, South Carolina, Illinois State and San Diego. The Bears do not see a familiar foe until the Nov. 29 matchup at Liberty, their fifth game of the season. The other five opponents MSU previously has played are the Univeristy of Virginia (trails, 0-1), Loyola Marymount (leads, 2-0), and Saint Joseph's (trails, 0-1). RECOVERING THE SWAG The Bears will look to rebound from last year's dismal season in which the Bears recorded a 9-20 finish. It marked Todd Bozeman's worst season as a head coach, and it was Morgan State's worst season since going 4-26 in Morgan State Bears Basketball

3 COMFORTABLE AT HILL FIELD HOUSE Todd Bozeman has won at least 10 home games in three of his six seasons in Baltimore. The (12-1) and (11-1) squads finished with just a single loss, while the squad went Bozeman has led the Bears to a overall home record at Hill Field House. Bozeman Era Home Records (54-17) BOZEMAN HAS BEST RECORD SINCE Since taking over the Morgan State program for the start of the season, Todd Bozeman has the best overall record in the school's Division I history. He also has directed the Bears to the most regular-season conference wins with 96. MEAC in Bozeman Era ( to present) Overall Conference Record Team W L Pct. W L Pct. MSU BOZEMAN CONFERENCE NOTES Head coach Todd Bozeman has tasted success in his non-conference schedule, but his conference resume is just as impressive.» Bozeman had an 11-game MEAC winning streak ended on Feb. 15, 2010 by South Carolina St.» The Bethune-Cookman win on Feb. 8, 2010 extended Bozeman s regular season conference win streak to 12-straight games since the season, a school record for longest regular-season conference win streak.» Morgan State won eight straight conference games during Bozeman's second season with the Bears ( ). BOZEMAN AMONG TOP WIN PERCENTAGE AMONG MORGAN STATE COACHES Todd Bozeman, now in his seventh season as head coach of the Bears, has an overall win percentage of.561 (114-89) after 202 games at Morgan State. That winning mean is the second highest among 15 head coaches in the history of the Morgan State men's basketball program. Nathaniel Frazier's winning percentage of.578 ( ) is the highest percentage in Morgan State history. MORE ON JACKSON DeWayne Jackson was Morgan State's third leading scorer as a true freshman by averaging 10.1 ppg thru 37 games. He also became the school's first MEAC Rookie of the Year selection. RETURNING PRODUCTION NUMBERS» Morgan State returns 50 percent of its scoring, 40 percent of its rebounding and 47.4 percent of its minutes played totals from last year s team.» The team leaders in field goal percentage (Duncan -.618), three-point percentage (Bozeman -.337), free throw percentage (Jackson -.780), rebounding (Chiles 4.0), blocked shots (Chiles 1.6) and minutes played (Jackson 26.7) are back in » The Bears returned two players who had started at least 15 games a year ago Chiles (21), and Jackson (18).» The Bears also returned four players who had started at least 1 game a year ago Duncan (8), Black (7), Bozeman (7), and Heath (3). HUBBARD NAMED TEAM CAPTAIN Junior forward Anthony Hubbard (6'5, 225) has been selected as the team captain for the Morgan State men's basketball team. The Woodbridge (Va.) native transferred from Iowa at the start of the season and is in his first year as a Bear. Hubbard averaged 21 points, 11 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game and was a JUCO All- American at Frederick Community College under coach Dave Miller. BY THE NUMBERS 8 Number of baskets made by Shaquille Duncan during the Bears overtime win at VMI. The sophomore forward posted a career-high 17 points on 8-for-8 shooting. 33 Career-high scored by DeWayne Jackson against Norfolk State. He added 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 blocks and 2 steals. 68 Average number of points scored by the Bears so far this season 81 Season-high output by the Bears during an overtime win at VMI on December 1. The previous high was during last year's win at Coppin State on February Number of wins by Todd Bozeman since he became Morgan State head coach in Morgan State (3-5, 0-0) vs Opponents Opponent...Series UTSA ODU Holy Cross South Carolina Liberty VMI Illinois State UVA Loyola Marymount San Diego Saint Joseph's South Carolina State Savannah State Hampton Norfolk State N.C. A&T Coppin State Howard MD-Eastern Shore Delaware State Florida A&M A BEARS WIN WOULD... Give Todd Bozeman his 115th and possibly 116th victory as Morgan State's head coach. Improve the Bears record against Loyola Marymount to 3-0. Give the Bears' its 4th and possibly 5th road win of the season. Give the Bears its first ever win against San Diego Preseason All-MEAC Teams listed below. First Team Tahj Tate Delaware State G So. DeWayne Jackson Morgan State F Sr. Pendarvis Williams Norfolk State G Jr. Ray Willis N.C. Central G Sr. Rashad Hassan Savannah State F Sr. Second Team Kevin Dukes B-Cookman G Sr. Marquis Oliver Delaware State F Sr. Casey Walker Delaware State G Jr. Ian Chiles Morgan State C rjr. Deric Rudolph Savannah State G Sr Morgan State Bears Basketball

4 MSU Top 10 All-Time Scoring Leaders BEARS TO PLAY IN BRACKETBUSTERS Morgan State University will be playing on either February 22nd or 23rd as part of the ESPN BracketBusters weekend. The team and gametime has yet to be determined. This year's BracketBusters will be the 11th annual three-day men's college basketball event pitting NCAA tournament hopefuls against each other Feb This will be Morgan State's fifth appearance competing in BracketBusters. MSU is 3-1 in the event after defeating Towson, 80-64, in 2009, falling to Murray State, 75-66, in 2010 and beating VMI in 2011 and Liberty, 81-69, in FLASHBACK SEASON Morgan State swept the top individual awards for the season in the MEAC. Reggie Holmes was named Player of the Year, Kevin Thompson earned Defensive Player of the Year and freshman DeWayne Jackson was selected as Rookie of the Year. Todd Bozeman also was named Coach of the Year for the third straight season. HOME GROWN Morgan State has eight players from the Metropolitan- D.C. area, including one from Baltimore. Senior DeWayne Jackson (Bowie High) and sophmore Blake Bozeman (Solebury Prep) are both from Bowie. Transfer guard Daryl Traynham is from Melwood (Wise High), walk-on Daon Riley is from Severn (Old Mill High), and Cedric Blossom is from Columbia (Montrose Christian). Anthony Hubbard is a product of Woodbridge (Va.), while junior Justin Black attended DeMatha High and Donte Pretlow was a standout at Dunbar High in Baltimore. THREE IN DOUBLE FIGURES In the first eight games of the season, three Bears average more than 12 points a game. DeWayne Jackson leads the squad in offensively with 14.9 points per game and in steals with 2.5 rpg. Anthony Hubbard is contributing 13.9 ppg and Justin Black is averaging 12.1 ppg. JACKSON DOING A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING Senior DeWayne Jackson is filling the stat sheet in the early season, averaging 14.9 points (ranked No. 5), 4.8 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 2.5 steals (ranked No. 2) per game.jackson has also registered three blocks. He has recorded seven double-digit scoring games, including a 32-point effort at Virginia (Dec. 19). 1. Reggie Holmes, , Marvin Webster, , Eric Evans, , Yarharborough Roberts, , Ernest Garrett, , Robert Gordon, , Chet Davis, , Harry Johnson, , Troy Brown, , Lee Cornish, , DeWayne Jackson ,243 BEWARE THE BEAR! NEC member Long Island felt a "Bear Attack" on December 29, 2009 when they were routed during the consolation game of the Dr Pepper Classic hosted by the University of Chattanooga. Reggie Holmes led the way with 23 points and Kevin Thompson added a gamehigh 17 rebounds. MAAC opponent Manhattan fell at Morgan State on December 12, 2009 at Hill Field House in Baltimore, Maryland. Reggie Holmes posted his fourth 30-point performance of the season by lighting the Jaspers up for 31 points. SEC opponent Arkansas suffered a shocking loss to the Bears on November 22, 2009 at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Reggie Holmes exploded for a career-high 34 points to help MSU snap the Razorbacks' 45-game winning streak at Bud Walton Arena against nonconference opponents. That was the second-longest streak in the nation. BIG EAST opponent #22 Louisville had there hands full with a tough Morgan State team before pulling out a victory at Freedom Hall on Nov. 22, The Bears trailed midway through the second half, with its best player strapped in foul trouble. The Bears victory over DePaul Dec. 10 was their first against a BIG EAST school in history, in Rosemont, Illinois December 10, The Bears victory over Maryland at the Comcast Center (1/7/09) was their first against an ACC school in history. In fact, Maryland had been undefeated against instate competition since a loss to Coppin State on Dec. 12, 1989 at Cole Field House. Follow the Bears on and facebook.com/morganstbears ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Leonard Haynes IV Director for Media Relations (Basketball Contact - Todd Bozeman/ Players/Credentials) Office: (443) Mobile: (240) Lhaynesiv@aol.com Kevin Paige Assistant Director for Media Relations Office: (443) Mobile: (443) Ravenspr26@aol.com Fax: (443) COACH AND PLAYER INTERVIEWS Coach Bozeman can be reached directly for interviews on weekday mornings. All Bear practices are open to the media. Please contact the Media Relations Department for player interviews at least one day in advance. Coach Bozeman and MSU players will be available for postgame interviews approximately 10 minutes after each contest in the Press Room. Requests should be directed to Leonard Haynes prior to the conclusion of each game. TICKET INFORMATION All ticket orders should be directed to the Morgan State University Ticket Office by phone at (443) INTERNET SERVICES Morgan State is partnered with Internet Consulting Services (ICS) to host its official athletic website. Located at the site contains updated cumulative statistics, box scores from previous games and game summaries. The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference website is located at ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS LOCATION: MSU Athletics Media Relations Office is located in Hill Field House in Room Morgan State Bears Basketball

5 LAST TIME OUT: CHARLOTTESVILLE, N.C. Morgan State forward DeWayne Jackson scored a game-high 32 points, but it was not enough as the Virginia Cavaliers withstood a late surge by the Bears to coast to a win on Thursday night at John Paul Jones Arena. Darion Atkins scored 17 points and Akil Mitchell finished with 15 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists to help Virginia improve its record to 9-2. Morgan State (3-5) trailed at halftime but began to turn the tide midway through the second half. Virginia used a 12-2 run during a four-minute stretch to help push its lead to with 12:30 left to go. The Bears responded when Jackson converted back-to-back baskets to ignite a 14-4 run. A layup by Anthony Hubbard cut the Cavaliers' lead to with 6:52 left. Morgan State's 9-point deficit quickly turned into a 19 point deficit (71-52) when a 3-pointer by Paul Jesperson (11 pts) capped a 13-2 run by the Cavaliers to put the game out of reach. Morgan State had a tough time cutting into the lead as a result of the Cavaliers dominance on the boards, especially on the offensive boards. Virginia held a advantage in rebounding and scored 23 points off second chance opportunities. Jackson scored 12 of his 19 first half points during a 13-4 run by the Bears. The senior hit a pair of free throws to give Morgan State a lead with 9:15 left in the first half. Justin Anderson hit a pair of 3-pointers to pull the Cavaliers back ahead as they hit the next 15 straight points to take a lead. Virginia led by as many as 13 in the first half. Darion Atkins led the Cavs with 13 points in the first half, while DeWayne Jackson scored 19 of hit team-high 32 points in the first half. Shaquille Duncan was the only other offensive bright spot for the Bears. The sophomore forward recorded nine points and had three blocked shots. As of December 23, 2012 Men's Basketball MEAC Pct Overall Pct *Norfolk State N.C. Central Delaware State Florida A&M Hampton Morgan State Coppin State N.C. A&T Savannah State Bethune-Cookman S.C. State Howard MD-Eastern Shore *MEAC champions MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK MEAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK MID-MAJOR TOP 25 as of December 17, 2012 # School Record Pts Prev. 1. Creighton (23) Gonzaga (7) Wichita State Murray State (1) Bucknell Lehigh Saint Mary's Illinois State BYU Belmont Ohio Middle Tennessee South Dakota State Utah State UIC Northern Iowa Davidson Valparaiso Eastern Kentucky Albany Loyola MD Santa Clara NR 23. Akron Western Kentucky North Dakota State OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Stephen F Austin 49, Louisiana Tech 48, Florida Gulf Coast 42, Detroit 33, Indiana State 27, Jacksonville State 24, Cal State Northridge 21, Western Michigan 20, Bradley 17, George Mason 16, Oral Roberts 14, Stony Brook 13, Weber State 12, William & Mary 8, Loyola Chicago 7, Wright State 6, Robert Morris 4, College of Charleston 3, Eastern Michigan 3, Bryant 1, Northwestern State 1, Pacific 1, San Fransisco 1. MSU BEARS FOREIGN TOUR IN THE BAHAMAS The men's basketball season started with a planned trip to the Bahamas in August. The six-day trip began on Monday, Aug. 13, and ran through Saturday, Aug. 18. In that span, the Bears will played three games against outside competition. While in the Bahamas, the team was headquartered at the Sheraton-Nassau Beach in Nassau, Bahamas. The games were played at Sir Kendall Issac Gym (capacity 3,500). The trip marked Morgan State's fifth foreign tour since Previously, the Bears have traveled internationally to Brazil (1974), Colombia (1975), Canada and Cancun, Mexico (2011). We took a foreign tour in 2010," said Todd Bozeman. "We went to Windsor, Canada for six days and it was a great experience. The tour provides returning players that might not have MEAC DEF. PLAYER OF THE WEEK played a lot, to gain some valuable experience against international competition. The tour allows you 10 days to practice, which is invaluable! It s a tremendous opportunity to get started early and exposes the young people to another country and culture Morgan State Bears Basketball

6 MORGAN STATE BASKETBALL SEASON OUTLOOK The Morgan State Men s Basketball team struggled tremendously last year, but look to bounce back and compete in the MEAC this upcoming season. Todd Bozeman, who enters his seventh year as Morgan State s head coach, has a talented team of returning veterans along with several new recruits who will bring strength to last year s roster. The edition of the Bears will have the experience, stability and excitement that will help Morgan State erase the disappointments of last year and return to being one of the top Mid-Majors in the country. To say the Morgan State basketball team struggled last year would be an understatement. It is clear that they suffered setbacks as evident by their 9-19 overall record and 6-10 conference record. The season is expected to be a totally different experience for the Morgan faithful altogether. The primary reason for the expected turnaround rests on the shoulders of senior returning swingman DeWayne Jackson. Jackson suffered an injury to his shooting hand during an exhibition game last year, which led to his poor shooting percentage through the first half of the season. The Bowie product is an important cog of the MSU basketball program, and his injury was a setback. Jackson looks to bounce back for a breakout year. The senior averaged 12.4 ppg to go along with 3.1 rpg as a junior, a slight decline in points and production from his sophomore campaign where he averaged 14.5 ppg while pulling down 4.6 rpg. I d like to see him get back to being a consistent player. I think that he has the ability, definitely, to affect the game in a lot of different ways. He can guard anybody, really. He s been a huge part of the success in the early part of his career. I think it s important for him to get back to that. It s his senior season, so we want him to go out with a bang. And that means getting back to winning and that s all he knew when he first got here. I think he s in the right frame of mind to do it. Morgan State would take another hit when Anthony Hubbard sat out last year. Hubbard, who transferred after a short stay at Iowa, is versatile, experienced and can play any position on the floor. His return this season will add firepower that will challenge the top teams in the conference. He s a man. He s a grown man. And he plays like it. We ll need him a lot to provide scoring, provide leadership, defense, rebounding. He really, really rebounds the ball well. He s a tremendous offensive rebounder, and he really pushes the ball in transition. He can play multiple positions; he can play the 1 through 4 and provide the same effectiveness. Who s Back: Blake Bozeman and Justin Black return to the backcourt, while Ian Chiles, Shaquille Duncan and Thair Heath return to the frontcourt. Bozeman will be heading into his sophomore year for the Bears. The 6-foot-3 guard played in every game as a true freshman and averaged 4.6 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.7 apg, while shooting 34.1 percent in 3-pointers. Black returns for his junior campaign after being limited due to a broken ankle just a season ago. Despite his injury, Black still provided the Bears with 8.3 ppg, 1.9 rpg in just 15 games of action. This season the coaching staff will look for him to continue to provide a scoring punch. Chiles returns as one of the most efficient lowpost scorers in the league. The 7-foot-2 center averaged 9.1 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 2.1 bpg last season. The coaching staff is looking or Big Slew to be more aggressive this year and become a premier player. Joining Chiles in the frontcourt will be Shaquille Duncan and Thair Heath. Duncan, a 6-foot- 7 forward, is a tough, high energy and rugged rebounder who used the offseason to improve his perimeter game. He saw action in every game last season and will continue to improve with additional game experience. Heath was injured a lot last year. He has returned to the Bears in top shape and the coaching staff is counting on him to provide a defensive presence in the paint. Who s Out: The depth in the frontcourt and backcourt takes a big hit with the departures of Kevin Thompson, Ameer Ali, Larry Bastfield and Aric Brooks. Thompson was one of the league s most dominant players throughout his career. As a senior last year, the NABC All-District First Team selection averaged 10.8 ppg and 8.2 rpg and completed his Blue & Orange career as the No. 2 all-time leading rebounder (1,210 rebs) and No. 9 all-time leading scorer (1,499 pts) in school history. Ali started in 27 of 28 games played during his senior season, and having his strong 6-foot-4 frame on the court provided toughness and board presence. Ali averaged 7.4 ppg and 4.5 rpg. The Bears backcourt will be without the services of two-year letterwinner Larry Bastfield. The Baltimore product started in 28 of 22 games last season and led the Bears with 2.6 assists per game, to go along with 5.5 ppg and 1.7 rpg. Also gone is Aric Brooks. Brooks, who played in 28 games, helped the Bears spread the floor with his outside shooting. He registered 7.9 ppg and 3.9 rpg and shot 37.5 percent from 3-point territory. Who s In: Morgan State has added five newcomers to their roster: Donte Pretlow (Dunbar); Cedric Blossom (Montrose Christian); Daryl Traynham (Palm Beach State); Tauron Bailey (Monroe College); and Rasean Simpson (Lincoln). Donte Pretlow is a 6-foot, 185-pound point guard from Dunbar High School. While leading the Poets to a 24-3 finish during the season as The Baltimore Sun s No. 1 boys basketball team, he averaged around 10 points, eight assists, five rebounds and two steals. The thing I like about Donte is, No. 1, it s important to get players that are from winning programs high school programs where guys have been well coached. A lot of time at winning programs, you understand the sacrifices you have to make to be successful. He won three state titles in a row. He knows what that s about. He s a really, really tough kid. He really knows how to play. Cedric Blossom is a 6-foot-6, 215-pound forward from Montrose Christian. Blossom is a tough young player who has the ability to cause matchup problems for a lot of teams. It s important to get guys from winning programs like Montrose Christian and integrate them into our system. That way you can maintain some consistency. Ced is very talented. I think he s very fundamentally sound. He s only going to continue to improve in our program. He gives us a guy that is flexible and can play different positions. The Bears are expected to get an immediate lift from Prince George s County native Daryl Traynham. Traynham, a 5-foot-9, 180-pound point guard, played at UMass as a freshman and spent his sophomore season at Palm Beach State in Florida. He completed the season by averaging 10.8 points per game, 5.7 assists and 2.5 steals for the Panthers. I ve known Daryl since he was 8 years old. He definitely a general. He s great in transition. The guys really enjoyed playing with him. He really Morgan State Bears Basketball

7 pushes the ball, and he s a pest on defense. He s what the doctor ordered. We look to him to be a general out on the floor. He shoots the ball better than people think. He ll be a great addition. Tauron Bailey is a 6-foot-6 wing from Monroe College in the Bronx. Freshman year they played in the [NJCAA] semifinals out in Hutchinson, Kan., for the national junior college championship. He s a tough, tough low-post player. He s really got a nose for the glass and he rebounds. He s just another tough, hard-nosed player. Rasean Simpson is another 6-foot-6 newcomer for the Bears. Simpson played at Lincoln High School in San Diego, Calif. where he averaged 12 ppg and 6.7 rpg during his senior year for Hornets squad that finished with a 31-2 record and ranked No. 15 in the nation. He s a wing player, really athletic, can shoot the ball. With DeWayne and Hubbard playing the wings, he ll be able to help us, but those guys will be the main focus. Returning Production Numbers: Morgan State returns 50.7 percent of its scoring, 35.9 percent of its rebounding and 47.3 percent of its minutes played totals from last year's team. The team leaders in field goal percentage (Shaquille Duncan -.646), three-point percentage (Blake Bozeman -.341), free throw percentage (DeWayne Jackson -.772), rebounding (Ian Chiles 4.0), blocked shots (Chiles 1.7) and minutes played (Jackson 27.1) are back in Five players who started at least 5 games a year ago also return Jackson (18), Chiles (21), Bozeman (6), Black (6) and Duncan (7). Final Projection: I think that we ll be faster and quicker. You can always see that. I think we have good chemistry. All those things are important. This group is together. I m excited and encouraged by that. Clearly, last year was a tough year for me the toughest year I ve ever had as a coach. I think this team in definitely different. You ll see some different things. the season against UTSA in the Liberty Tax Classic hosted at Old Dominion. The Bears nonconference schedule includes South Carolina, Virginia Military Institute, Illinois State and Univ. of Virginia. The team will travel to California before the New Year to face Loyola Marymount and the Univ. of San Diego. Morgan State s home opener will be on January 5 against Saint Joseph s, followed by a January 12 conference opener when they host South Carolina State. In addition to its non-conference schedule, Morgan State will face another tough MEAC schedule in , a season that will include the team s fifth-straight appearance in an ESPN BracketBuster game scheduled for February 22 or 23. Head Coach: Todd Bozeman returns for his seventh season as head coach of the Bears looking to guide Morgan State for another run at an MEAC Championship. Bozeman is easily one of the top coaches in the MEAC and will have to deal with a changed roster this season, mixing and matching the new parts with the old ones. If anyone can make it happen Bozeman can, due his extensive knowledge as being a premier head coach over the years. ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS UNDER BOZEMAN During his tenure in Baltimore, Todd Bozeman has coached seven (7) different players to All-Conference honors, including four Players of the Year selections: Ron Timus (2007 2nd Team), Boubacar Coly (2008 DPOTY, 1st Team), Jamar Smith (2008 Offensive POTY, 1st Team), Marquise Kately (2008 & nd Team), Reggie Holmes (2007 All-Rookie, nd Team, 2009 Offensive POTY, 2009 & st Team), Kevin Thompson (2009 All- Rookie, 2010 Defensive POTY, st Team, nd Team), DeWayne Jackson (Rookie of the Year, st Team). TODD BOZEMAN TRACKS 2 MEAC Tournament Championship 3 MEAC Regular Season Championship (2008, '09, '10) 4 Four NCAA Tournament Appearances, including Morgan State s first in Division I school history 5 MEAC Championship Appearances (2007, '08, '09, '10, '11) 7 NBA Selections (Shaheer Abdur- Rahim, Jason Kidd, Sean Marks, Lamond Murray, Michael Stewart, Tremaine Fowlkes, Ed Gray) 12 Led MSU to 12-0 home record during the season...first undefeated home record in its Division I history 27 Number of wins recorded with the Bears during the season, most wins in school s Division I history I definitely think this year s group is one that will get back to the way that we ve been playing at Morgan. The Morgan way. The Morgan basketball way. It s a good group. I just want to make sure every day we come out, we re trying to get better that day and take it one at a time. Who knows what will happen. We ll just come out and play hard and the chips fall where they may. The Schedule: Morgan State will face its usual, demanding schedule in and will open Morgan State Bears Basketball

8 MEN'S BASKETBALL PLAYERS RADIO-TV ROSTER Todd Bozeman Head Coach Rhode Island,1987 7th Year, 2006-Present Kevin McClain Assistant Coach U. of Americas,2003 7th Year, 2006-Present Keith Goodie Assistant Coach Morgan State, h Year, 2007-Present Glenroy Palmer Head Coach Wash. Adventist,2006 1st Year Ulysses Lee Basketball Operations Norfolk State,1986 1st Year 1 Donte Pretlow G, 6-0, 185, Fr. Baltimore, Md. Dunbar 3 Daryl Traynham G, 5-9, 180, Jr. Melwood, Md. Wise 5 Justin Black G, 6-2, 220, Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Dematha 10 Christian Kabongo G, 6-4, 200, Jr. Toronto, Canada Central Commerce 11 Anthony Hubbard G/F, 6-5, 225, Jr. Woodbridge, Va. Frederick CC 12 Thair Heath F, 6-9, 220, Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Dominguez 21 Tauron Bailey F, 6-6, 215, Jr. Harlem, N.Y. Satellite Academy 22 Blake Bozeman G, 6-2, 170, So. Bowie, Md. Solebury Prep 23 Rasean Simpson F, 6-5, 190, Fr. San Diego, Calif. Lincoln 32 DeWayne Jackson G/F, 6-8, 210, Sr. Bowie, Md. Bowie 33 Daon Riley G, 6-2, 190, So. Severn, Md. Old Mill 34 Cedric Blossom F, 6-6, 225, Fr. Columbia, Md. Montrose Christian 44 Shaquille Duncan F, 6-9, 210, So. Philadelphia, Pa. Frankford 50 Ian Chiles C, 7-2, 270, RJr Cliffside Park, N.J. Paterson Catholic

9 TODD BOZEMAN Head Coach Rhode Island '87 9th season (7th season at Morgan State) overall at Morgan State Todd Bozeman enters his seventh season as head coach at Morgan State having turned Hill Field House into a boisterous caldron that is now one of the toughest places to play in all of Mid-Major college basketball. The exceptional home record is Bozeman inherited a team that went just 4-26 the prior year, and he immediately 10th in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), however, for third place in the conference. Bozeman led the Bears to the 2007 The Bears have posted a remarkable home record under Bozeman. He has won at least 10 home games three times at Morgan State (12-1) and (11-1) and (10-2). Before Bozeman, the Bears also had not had a season above.500 since the Since then, Bozeman has delivered three regular season titles, back-to-back MEAC titles, two NCAA Tournament appearance and one NIT Tournament appearance and more than 100 victories over a six-year span. Overall, Bozeman has a record at Morgan State and has a career mark of in nine years. Last season, the Bears overcame injuries and the loss of several key players to graduation to post a 9-19 record overall and 6-10 in the MEAC, snapping a three-year streak of advancing the to the tournament. This season, the Bears are looking to rebound with the return their leading scorer, DeWayne Jackson, who averaged 12.4 points and 3.1 rebounds. Jackson also was a unanimous selection to the Preseason All-MEAC First Team. Junior Ian Chiles also is back after averaging 9.1 points, 4.1 rebounds and registered 45 blocked shots. Chiles earned Preseason All-MEAC Second Team honors. The Bears will also get a boost from Anthony Hubbard, who transferred from Iowa and has been cleared to play for the Bears by the NCAA. At Frederick Community College, Hubbard averaged 21 points, 11 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game. He also shot nearly team all-maryland Junior College Athletic Conference (MDJUCO) and National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Region XX Coach Bozeman's Record at MSU Year Overall MEAC Notes Lost in MEAC quarters MEAC Champs,NCAA 1st Rd MEAC Champs,NCAA 1st Rd Lost in MEAC semis Career Record: * (.498 pct) Record at Morgan State: (7th year) MEAC Regular Season Record: Career Highlights» Took Morgan State to two NCAA appearances» Won back-to-back MEAC Tournament championships» championships» season» First Coach to take MSU teams to NCAA» 2nd highest winning percentage in MSU history»»»»» Was the youngest Head Coach ever in NCAA Sweet Sixteen (29)» Tournament»»» Averaged 18 wins per season» ranking in 34 years» time since 1960

10 honoree. In , the Bears reached MEAC Finals for the third conference tournament. Going in as a No. 4 seed and with a 3-game losing streak, the Bears proceeded to knock off the No. 5 and No. 1 seeded opponents before coming up short against No. 2 seeded Hampton in the title game. MSU junior forward Kevin Thompson completed the season by being named NABC First Team All-District, alongside sophomore DeWayne Jackson who was selected Second Team All-District. In the year prior ( ), Bozeman guided the Bears to their third consecutive regular season title and won its second straight MEAC Championship. Bozeman was named the conference's Coach of the Year for the third straight year by leading MSU to a school-best 15-1 MEAC record and a overall mark. The Bears earned the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, earning a No. 15 seed, before the season ended with a loss to West Virginia. MSU recorded several non-conference victories including wins over Albany (69-65), UMBC (72-57), Arkansas (97-64), East Tennessee State (72-61), Manhattan (83-74) and Towson (87-80). For the second time under his leadership, the Bears swept the conference postseason awards. Reggie Holmes, who became the school s all-time leading scorer, was selected as the MEAC Player of the Year. Kevin Thompson, the league s most dominant post player, was named Defensive Player of the Year and DeWayne Jackson, the league s most accurate three-point shooter, was named Rookie of the Year. The Bears capped the season ranked No. 18 in the Mid-Major Top 25, No. 7 in the Washington Post Atlantic 11 Poll, and No. 1 in the Sheridan Black College Poll. During the season Morgan State captured their Championship since The Bears completed their magical run with a 13-3 conference record and a overall mark. Bozeman was named the MEAC Coach of the Year and was selected as the Hugh Durham Mid-Major Coach of the Year. The Bears recorded non-conference wins over Marshall, DePaul, Maryland and defeated Towson in an ESPN Tournament appearance in school history as a No. 15 seed. The Bears were led by the MEAC s top ranked point guard Jermaine Itchy Bolden, who wrapped the Bears historic season with a school record 170 assists. Marquise Kately and Reggie Holmes also played pivotal roles in the Bears success and they were named to the All- MEAC team and selected to the NABC All-District First Team. During the season, the Bears reached the No. 17 position in the College Insider Mid-major polls and was ranked as high as No.7 in the Washington Post Atlantic 11 poll. After a 7-8 start, the Bears reeled off an eight straight victories, equaling its longest winning streak since 1975, and closed out the regular season by winning 13 of their last 14 regular season games. The team also demonstrated it could compete against the nation s best teams, as it suffered four-point losses at UConn and Miami, and were outlasted by Seton Hall by 8-points earlier during the season. Bozeman was recognized as the 2008 MEAC Coach of the Year. The last Morgan State coach to win the award was head 11 regular season record, posting the most Division I victories in school history and the best overall record in over 30 years. State had never won a regular season title at any level, and its only previous MEAC crown came in 1977 when it won the conference tournament en route to the Division II Final Four. Division I postseason appearance in history when they earned a postseason tournament appearance in the NIT. head coach, including a sensational 21-4 mark in home games. season unbeaten at home as they posted an impressive 12-0 mark at Hill Field House. Morgan State featured perhaps the most dynamic roster in the league. The Bears had the MEAC s top ranked point guard Jerrell Green, in addition to one of the top 3-point sharp-shooters in the league with sophomore Reggie Holmes. The Bears did not have a single player selected to the Preseason All-MEAC team, the Year Jamar Smith, MEAC Defensive Player of the Year Boubacar Coly, and All-MEAC second team selection Marquise Kately. Prior to joining the Morgan State Bears, Bozeman spent two seasons as a college basketball analyst and conducted camps and clinics in South America and Africa. Bozeman also spent three seasons in the NBA as the advance scout for the Toronto Raptors where he not only scouted upcoming opponents but also coordinated and oversaw the Summer Player development program. Prior to the Raptors, Bozeman spent a season scouting for the NBA Vancouver Grizzlies, now the Memphis Grizzlies. Bozeman also spent time strengthening his ties with college coaches and familiarized himself with the top youth players as a coach at the AAU level. Bozeman took the college basketball world by storm after taking over the Cal program in mid-season 1993; he led the NCAA Tournament; including an upset of defending national

11 champion Duke and a Sweet 16 berth to cap Cal s best NCAA Tournament run since As the head coach of the University of California-Berkeley, Bozeman led the Golden Bears to three NCAA Tournament bids in four years, and became the youngest coach to ever reach the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. Bozeman s three straight games over UCLA in Pauley Pavilion, and was the Center in more than a decade. In four seasons as a head coach, he led Cal to a record the Pac- 10. Bozeman was instrumental in building Cal into one Player of the Year Jamar Smith, MEAC Defensive Player of the Year Boubacar Coly, and All-MEAC second team selection Marquise Kately. During the season Morgan State was (MEAC), however, Bozeman guided the Bears to a overall season at the helm. Bozeman led the Bears to the 2007 MEAC Semi-Finals and was one game away from the Championship. Prior to joining the Morgan State Bears, Bozeman spent two seasons as a college basketball analyst and conducted camps and clinics in South America and Africa. Bozeman also spent three seasons in the NBA as the advance scout for the Toronto Raptors where he not only scouted upcoming opponents but also coordinated and oversaw the Summer Player development program. Prior to the Raptors, Bozeman spent a season scouting for the Vancouver Grizzlies, who are now the Memphis Grizzlies. Bozeman also spent time strengthening his ties with college coaches and familiarized himself with the top youth players as a coach at the AAU level. Bozeman took the college basketball world by storm after taking over the Cal program in mid-season 1993; he led the Tournament; including an upset of defending national champion Duke and a Sweet 16 berth to cap Cal s best NCAA Tournament run since As the head coach of the University of California-Berkeley, Bozeman led the Golden Bears to three NCAA Tournament bids in four years, and was the youngest coach to ever reach the school in conference history to win three straight games over to-back games over Arizona in McKale Center in more than a decade. In four seasons as a head coach, he led Cal to a record in the Pac- 10. Bozeman was instrumental in building Cal into one of the elite programs in NCAA basketball and nurtured the development of future NBA stars Jason Kidd, Lamond, Murray, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Sean Marks, Ed Gray, Tremaine Fowlkes, Michael Stewart and the college basketball career of the NFL s Tony Gonzales. Bozeman arrived at Cal in 1990 after spending two seasons as an assistant to Perry Clark at Tulane ( ). While a member of the Tulane staff, Bozeman played a major role in the rebuilding of the Green Wave basketball program, which was reinstated after a four- year disbandment. He spent a total of spent the majority of his time on the recruiting trail, luring an impressive group of prospects into the fold. The fruits of Bozeman s labor were quickly realized as the Green Wave shocked most college basketball observers during including a stunning upset of then 10th-ranked Memphis State among its victories. The Greenies followed that effort by posting that went on to postseason play. Leading the way for Tulane was a pair of Bozeman s prize recruits, Anthony Reed and Kim Lewis, who were each named Metro Conference Rookie of the Year in 1990 and 1991, respectively. Bozeman began his coaching career upon graduating from the University of Rhode Island in 1987, serving as an assistant coach at Potomac (Md.) Senior High School for two seasons. He then rose quickly through the ranks, moving on to George Mason University as a part-time assistant under coach Ernie Nestor, before accepting a position at Tulane. Bozeman lettered four years as a guard at Rhode Island under coaches Brenden Malone and Claude English. He was named the Rams Most Valuable Player as a sophomore in 1983, before school. Bozeman was born December 5, 1963 in Washington, D.C., and was raised in Forestville, Md. Bozeman and wife TeLethea reside in Bowie, Md. The Bozeman s have three grown children -- son Blake (20), daughter Brianna (19) and their nephew Okoye (21).

12 MORGAN STATE BY CLASS Seniors (1) Anthony Hubbard DeWayne Jackson Juniors (6) Justin Black Anthony Hubbard Daryl Trayham Christian Kabongo Thair Heath Tauron Bailey Ian Chiles Sophomore (3) Blake Bozeman Daon Riley Shaquille Duncan Freshman (3) Donte Pretlow Rasean Simpson Cedric Blossom BY STATE Maryland (6) Donte Pretlow Daryl Trayham Blake Bozeman DeWayne Jackson Daon Riley Cedric Blossom California (2) Thair Heath Rasean Simpson Missouri (1) Justin Black New Jersey (1) Ian Chiles New York (1) Tauron Bailey Pennsylvania (1) Shaquille Duncan NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown HS/Last 1 Donte Pretlow G Fr. Baltimore, Md. Dunbar 3 Daryl Traynham G Jr. Melwood, Md. Wise 5 Justin Black G Jr. St. Louis, Mo. DeMatha 10 Christian Kabongo G Jr. Toronoto, Canada Central Commerce 11 Anthony Hubbard G/F Jr. Woodbridge, Va. Frederick CC 12 Thair Heath F Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Dominguez 21 Tauron Bailey F Jr. Harlem, N.Y. Satellite Academy 22 Blake Bozeman G So. Bowie, Md. Solebury Prep 23 Rasean Simpson F Fr. San Diego, Calif. Lincoln 32 DeWayne Jackson G/F Sr. Bowie, Md. Bowie 33 Daon Riley G So. Severn, Md. Old Mill 34 Cedric Blossom F Fr. Columbia, Md. Montrose Christian 44 Shaquille Duncan F So. Philadelphia, Pa. Frankford 50 Ian Chiles C RJr. Cliffside Park, N.J. Paterson Catholic ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown HS/Last 21 Tauron Bailey F Jr. Harlem, N.Y. Satellite Academy 5 Justin Black G Jr. St. Louis, Mo. DeMatha 34 Cedric Blossom F Fr. Columbia, Md. Montrose Christian 22 Blake Bozeman G So. Bowie, Md. Solebury Prep 50 Ian Chiles C RJr. Cliffside Park, N.J. Paterson Catholic 44 Shaquille Duncan F So. Philadelphia, Pa. Frankford 12 Thair Heath F Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Dominguez 11 Anthony Hubbard G/F Jr. Woodbridge, Va. Frederick CC 32 DeWayne Jackson G/F Sr. Bowie, Md. Bowie 10 Christian Kabongo G Jr. Toronoto, Canada Central Commerce 1 Donte Pretlow G Fr. Baltimore, Md. Dunbar 33 Daon Riley G So. Severn, Md. Old Mill 23 Rasean Simpson F Fr. San Diego, Calif. Lincoln 3 Daryl Traynham G Jr. Melwood, Md. Wise PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Players Tauron Bailey...TAH-ran Daryl Traynham...TRay-ham Ian Chiles...E-an PLAYERS BY HEIGHT Ian Chiles Thair Heath Shaquille Duncan DeWayne Jackson Cedric Blossom Tauron Bailey Resean Simpson Christian Kabongo Justin Black Daon Riley Blake Bozeman Donte Pretlow Daryl Traynham...5-9

13 Game 1 Morgan State, 71 UTSA, 59 November 9, 2012 NORFOLK Morgan State controlled the pace throughout most of the game against the RoadRunners of the University of Texas San Antonio, but the Bears had to hold on to a 10-point cushion down the stretch to come away with a victory on Friday night at the Liberty Tax Classic hosted by Old Dominion University. It marked the Bears first season-opener victory since defeating Loyola Marymount during the season. Anthony Hubbard, in his first action as a Bear, collected a solid double-double with 17 points and 15 rebounds in 35 minutes of action. DeWayne Jackson posted 15 points, seven rebounds and five assists. MSU dominated the glass by outrebounding the RoadRunners by a commanding margin.morgan State (1-0) had balanced scoring on the night and shot 47 percent from the field, including 14-of-26 (53 percent) shooting in the first half. Kannon Burrage finished with a game-high18 points, and UTSA was limited to just 32 percent shooting (18-55 FG). Michael Hale III added 15. The Bears came out strong during the early going and scored off their offensive sets and off of Roadrunner turnovers. After Jackson scored on a putback basket with 15:20 on the clock, the Bears used a 10-0 run and got a jumper from Anthony Hubbard to give his team a 19-8 lead with 10:58 remaining in the first half. UTSA trimmed the lead to behind the 3-point shooting of Burrage and Tyler Wood. It took a while, but from that point forward the combination of Hubbard and Jackson helped the Bears rebuild the lead. Jackson scored 9 points during a stretch during an 11-1 run and his 3-pointer gave the Bears a lead with 6 minutes left in the half. The Bears largest lead of the game was just before intermission. UTSA trimmed the Bears advantage to at the 13:51 mark of the second half, but was never able to get any closer. Notes:»DeWayne Jackson became Morgan State's No. 16 all-time leading scorer following his 15 point outing against UTSA. Jackson has recorded 1,171 career points and moved past Billy Newton (1,169 points) on the school's all-time scoring list» Justin Black added 12 points, four steals and three assists for the Bears Game 2 Morgan State, 61 Old Dominion, 72 November 10, 2012 NORFOLK Old Dominion had six players score in double-figures and scored 16 points off of turnovers in a win over Morgan State in second day action of the Liberty Tax Classic. DeShawn Painter scored 12 points and grabbed 8 rebounds to pace the Monarchs. Nick Wright and Keenan Palmore each scored 12 points for the Monarchs, while Aaron Bacote,Donte Hill and Dimitri Batten added 10 points apiece. Justin Black led the Bears (1-1) with 16 points with five rebounds and three assists. Anthony Hubbard and DeWayne Jackson added 13 points and five rebounds apiece. The Monarchs (1-1) hit 25 of 54 (46 percent) from the field, including 54 percent in the second half, while MSU shot 43 percent (25-58). But the biggest difference in the ballgame for the Bears was at the free throw line. Morgan State head coach Todd Bozeman spoke about his team's free throw woes. On our end you're not going to win many games win you shoot 5 for 17 (29 percent) from the free throw line and 6 for 20 (30 percent) from the three. We have some things we have to work on and improve, and we'll move on from there. ODU held a advantage on the boards, but like the Bears, the Monarchs had a hard time converting free throws (25-54) and shooting from 3-point territory (5-16). Jackson tossed an alley-oop to Hubbard to help spark a 12-5 run by the Bears to begin the second half. A reverse lay-in by Hubbard gave the Bears its largest lead of the game at with 15:48 left to go. The Monarchs answered with a 12-5 run of its own led by Dimitri Batten. Batten scored 10 of the Monarch's 12 points during the run punctuated by a dunk over Jackson who was charged with his 3rd foul at the 13:03 mark. ODU opened a 3-point lead with 7:50 remaining and was able to slowly extend its lead by capitalizing on Bear turnovers and hitting free throws down the stretch. Notes:» DeWayne Jackson, who started with the Bears first seven points, went to the bench after picking up his second foul at the 15:14 mark.» Justin Black kept the Bears close with 9 points in the first half and fouled out with 16 points» The Monarchs held a 18-6 advantage in fast break points Game 3 Morgan State, 73 Holy Cross, 74 November 11, 2012 NORFOLK Morgan State fell to Holy Cross Sunday afternoon at the ODU Liberty Tax Classic at the Ted Constant Convocation Center. Junior forward Dave Dudzinski led all-scorers with 20 points (7-14 FG) with eight rebounds in 22 minutes. Senior center Phil Bean chipped in 17. Holy Cross (2-1) held its largest margin following a 3-pointer by Jordan Stevens 3-pointer that gave his team a lead with 12:51 left to play, but the Bears would simply not go away. Toward the end of the ballgame the Bears caught a spark behind the play of senior guard Anthony Hubbard.Hubbard, who was held to 3 points in the first half, scored seven points during a 15-3 run in a span of 3 minutes. The Bears ended up knotting the game at 70 apiece following a steal by junior guard Justin Black and a dunk by senior forward DeWayne Jackson with 1:34 remaining. Morgan State (1-2) forced a turnover and had possession when Black was called for an offensive foul with 47 seconds remaining. On the ensuing possession, Dudzinski was fouled by Hubbard with 17 seconds left, and nailed a pair of free throws to give the Crusaders a advantage. Hubbard drove the lane and had his shot blocked by Dudzinski, leading to sophomore guard Justin Burrell being fouled by Jackson with 5 seconds to go. Burrell, who posted 16 on the night, hit both free throws to go up Jackson hit a 3-pointer to end the game at the buzzer. Hubbard paced the MSU offense with 17 points and eight rebounds, followed by sophomore guard Blake Bozeman, who produced a career-high 15 points on 5-of-6 shooting from beyond the arc. Jackson posted 14 points, with five rebounds, five assists and three steals. Black added eight points, seven boards and five assists. Morgan State held a lead early on following a layup by Black at the 12:27 mark of the first half. From that point forward the Crusaders outhustled the Bears on the offensive glass and went on a 19-2 run. Holy Cross held a lead and went into the locker-room with a Notes:» DeWayne Jackson was named to the ODU Liberty Tax Classic All-Tournament Team

14 Game 4 Morgan State, 71 South Carolina, 87 November 16, 2012 COLUMBIA The Morgan State Bears had a solid shooting night, but it was rebounding that hurt the Bears against South Carolina tonight. LaShay Page scored 20 points and the Gamecocks held a edge on the boards during a win over Morgan State on Friday night at Colonial Life Arena. It was the first meeting between the schools. Eric Smith had 17 points and Brenton Williams added 14 to help South Carolina improve its record to 2-0. The Gamecocks shot 52 percent (30-57) from the floor and went 6 for 16 (38 percent) from beyond the arc. Justin Black matched a career-high by pacing the Bears with 20 points on 9 for 13 shooting. Anthony Hubbard finished with 15 points (7-7 FT) and DeWayne Jackson had 11 points, six assists and five steals. Morgan State shot 52 percent from the field, but was held to 2 for 13 shooting from 3-point territory and shot 65 percent (13-20) from the free throw line. The Gamecocks built a 10-point lead at when Brenton Williams converted a conventional 3-point play when he was fouled by Donte Pretlow with 11:17 remaining in the contest. The Bears used a 6-0 run to trim the lead to 65-60, but the Gamecocks answered when Page hit a jumper and Eric Smith nailed a 3-pointer to push the lead back to 10 (70-60). Morgan State (1-3) held a lead with 8:25 in the first half before the Gamecocks engineered a 17-5 run. A basket by Brian Richardson gave South Carolina a advantage and triggered a timeout by the Bears. The Bears closed out the half strong as they went into the locker-room trailing at the intermission. Notes:» The last time Justin Black scored 20 points was on Nov. 20, 2010 against LaSalle Game 5 Morgan State, 67 Liberty, 62 November 29, 2012 LYNCHBURG -- Morgan State snapped a three-game losing streak by defeating Big South opponent Liberty on Thursday night at the Vines Center before a crowd of 2,233. Anthony Hubbard had 16 points and Ian Chiles added 12 points on 5-for-8 shooting for Morgan State as it spoiled the Flames chances of breaking into the win column. Liberty (0-7) opened the second half with a pair of three-pointers and outscored the Bears 11-2 to build its largest lead of the night at (16:13). Morgan State turned it around quickly, answering with a 9-1 run. An Ian Chiles dunk over Tomasz Gielo coupled with a bankshot by Blake Bozeman helped the Bears re-establish the lead at The ballgame was tied at 49 apiece before Casey Roberts hit a three-pointer with 7:23 left to give Liberty a edge. From that point forward the Flames struggled against the Bears defensive pressure and went just over 7 minutes without scoring a basket. Down the stretch the Bears size was just too much for Liberty. The Bears used a 12-1 run, including fastbreak dunks by Jackson and Hubbard that gave the Bears a cushion with just under 2 minutes remaining. The Bears withstood a late push by the Flames and closed out the game from the free throw line. Morgan State, who entered the game shooting 55 percent from the line, shot over double the free throws than Liberty and converted 17-of-27 (63 percent). Morgan State's height advantage took its toll of the Flames, as the Bears outrebounded Liberty by a margin. However, Liberty's threepoint shooting (7-22 3FG) kept the Flames close all night. Roberts paced Liberty with 15 points, while Davon Marshall and Tavares Speaks chipped in 12 and 11 points respectively. The Bears battled Liberty to a lead at halftime. Notes:» Justin Black was just shy of posting a tripledouble. The junior guard finished with a careerhigh 12 rebounds to go along with nine points and nine assists. Game 6 Morgan State, 81OT VMI, 80 December 1, 2012 LEXINGTON -- Redshirt-junior Ian Chiles made the biggest shot of his career with a game-winning jump-hook with 2.2 seconds left in overtime to lift the Morgan State Bears to a victory over the VMI Keydets Saturday afternoon at Cameron Hall. The win improved Morgan State's record to 3-3 overall and it marked their second straight win over a Big South Conference opponent, having defeated Liberty on Thursday night. Chiles' bucket came after the Bears defense forced a tough shot by VMI guard Rodney Glasgow (7 pts, 6 assists). Morgan State Shaquille Duncan pulled down the rebound and the Bears' bench called a timeout with 2.2 seconds left. Following the timeout, junior forward Thair Heath checked into the game to inbounds the ball. Heath, a former high school football player, completed a full court pass to Chiles. The 7-foot-2 center, who was being defended by VMI guard Brian Brown (5-11), simply caught the pass and turned over his left shoulder with a jump-hook off-glass for the game-winner. Chiles came up big for the Bears down the stretch. Not only did he seal Morgan State's victory, he also went 4-for-4 from the free throw line and scored 6 of the Bears' 8 points in the extra period. He finished the game with 13. The Bears overcame a 13-point deficit with 19:22 to play in regulation. They rattled off a 16-4 run to cut the game to one with 9:25 left. DeWayne Jackson hit a pair of free throws to tie the game at 66 (6:43). From that point forward the Keydets did not score another field goal, and the Bears went on a 6-0 run. A layup by Duncan at the 3:53 mark gave the Bears a cushion. VMI (3-5) responded behind the play of Stan Okoye who finished with a game-high 29 points and 11 rebounds. Okoye was fouled with 24.4 seconds remaining and split a pair of free throws as the Bears held on to a advantage. With 12.3 to go, Glasgow was fouled and sent to the line where he hit a pair and tied the game. Notes:» Shaquille Duncan's game-high 14 rebounds came on the offensive end, and he finished with a career-high 17 points (8-8); both of which were career-highs.» MSU held a points in the paint advantage Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Morgan State vs South Carolina 11/16/12 7 p.m. at Columbia, S.C. (Colonial Life Arena) Morgan State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 32 JACKSON,DeWayne f CHILES,Ian c BLACK,Justin g HUBBARD,Anthony g BOZEMAN,Blake g PRETLOW,Donte BAILEY,Tauron SIMPSON,Rasean BLOSSOM,Cedric DUNCAN,Shaquille Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: Game: % 4,2 South Carolina Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 30 JACKSON, Lakeem f SLAWSON, RJ f PAGE, LaShay g WILLIAMS, Brenton g SMITH, Eric g RICHARDSON, Brian KACINAS, Mindaugas LEONARD, Damien PHILLIPS, Shane Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 1 Officials: Antinio Petty, Rick Hartzell, CJ Washington Technical fouls: Morgan State-None. South Carolina-None. Attendance: 8019 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Morgan State Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench MSU South Carolina SC Last FG - MSU 2nd-01:38, SC 2nd-01:54. Score tied - 3 times. Largest lead - MSU by 7 1st-14:46, SC by 16 2nd-00:28. Lead changed - 1 time. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics MSU vs VMI 12/01/12 1 p.m. at Lexington, Va. (Cameron Hall) MSU Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 12 HEATH,Thair f JACKSON,DeWayne f CHILES,Ian c HUBBARD,Anthony g BOZEMAN,Blake g BLACK,Justin BAILEY,Tauron SIMPSON,Rasean RILEY,Daon DUNCAN,Shaquille Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % OT: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % OT: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % OT: % Game: % 5 VMI Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 11 OKOYE, Stan f GORE, Nick f COVINGTON, D.J. c GLASGOW, Rodney g BROWN, Brian g STEPHENSON, Gavin CARR, Joe ALBRITTON, Dorian ANGLADE, Phillip WATSON, Jarid MARSHALL, Tim Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % OT: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % OT: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % OT: % Game: % 4,1 Officials: Steve Young, Jamel Rogers, Francis Crawford Technical fouls: MSU-None. VMI-None. Attendance: 2684 Score by periods 1st 2nd OT Total In Off 2nd Fast MSU Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench MSU VMI VMI Last FG - MSU OT-00:00, VMI OT-03:00. Score tied - 16 times. Largest lead - MSU by 6 1st-09:44, VMI by 13 2nd-19:22. Lead changed - 12 times.

15 Game 7 Morgan State, 68 Illinois State, 87 December 16, 2012 NORMAL Sunday was Morgan State's first game in 15 days, and the rust was obvious early on. The Bears turned the ball over 24 times, including 15 in the first half, as Illinois State pulled away with an victory on Sunday at Redbirds Arena. Jackie Carmichael finished with a gamehigh 30 points (12-13 FT) and nine rebounds to pace the Redbirds. Jon Ekey added 18 points, and Bryant Allen had 13 to help improve Illinois State's record to 7-3. The Redbirds shot 50 percent from the field and converted 25 of 32 free throws for the night. The Bears just looked a little bit out of sync for most of the contest. Morgan State trailed at the break and was outscored 10-3 to open the second half. A pair of free throws by Carmichael gave the Redbirds its largest lead at Morgan State began outscrapping the Redbirds after the first media timeout and used a 12-2 run to cut Illinois State's lead to following a putback by DeWayne Jackson and a fastbreak dunk by Shaquille Duncan with 11:19 remaining. Justin Black, who scored 13 of his career-high 21 points in the second half, nailed a 3-pointer from the corner and a fastbreak slam by Jackson cut the lead to with 9:42 to play. The Bears cut the lead to 10 (70-60) one more time when Black buried a long 3-pointer at the 6:58 mark. Illinois State responded with back-to-back two-onone fastbreak baskets and a 3-pointer by Ekey gave the Redbirds breathing room with an lead with just over 3 minutes remaining. While the Bears were struggling to score, especially in the paint early on. The Bears shot just 43 percent (22-51) from the field, six of the makes were from 3-point territory (6-16). Morgan State trailed 7-2 early on as the Redbirds nailed their first four shots of the game. Following a timeout by Coach Bozeman, the Bears trimmed the lead to 10-8 (15:45). Hubbard's baseline layup tied the game at 10. Hubbard finished with 16 points and nine rebounds, while Tauron Bailey added nine points. Illinois State answered with an 11-5 run and Jonny Hill's backdoor dunk gave the Redbirds a lead. The Redbirds held a lead at halftime. Notes:» Illinois State scored 27 points off of MSU's 24 turnovers» MSU had one of its better free throw shooting nights by hitting 18 of 28 (64%) Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Morgan State vs Illinois State 12/16/12 4:35 p.m. at Doug Collins Court at Redbird Arena Morgan State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 32 JACKSON,DeWayne f 50 CHILES,Ian c BLACK,Justin g HEATH,Thair g BOZEMAN,Blake g PRETLOW,Donte HUBBARD,Anthony BAILEY,Tauron BLOSSOM,Cedric DUNCAN,Shaquille Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % Illinois State nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Deadball Rebounds 3 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 22 Ekey,Jon f 32 Carmichael,Jackie f Brown,Tyler g Allen,Bryant g Hill,Johnny g Keane,Kaza Cousin,Anthony Wilkins,John Zeisloft,Nick Threloff,Jordan Team Totals Game 8 Morgan State, 57 Virginia, 75 December 19, 2012 CHARLOTTESVILLE Morgan State forward DeWayne Jackson scored a game-high 32 points, but it was not enough as the Virginia Cavaliers withstood a late surge by the Bears to coast to a win on Thursday night at John Paul Jones Arena. Darion Atkins scored 17 points and Akil Mitchell finished with 15 points, 12 rebounds and seven assists to help Virginia improve its record to 9-2. Morgan State (3-5) trailed at halftime but began to turn the tide midway through the second half. Virginia used a 12-2 run during a four-minute stretch to help push its lead to with 12:30 left to go. The Bears responded when Jackson converted back-to-back baskets to ignite a 14-4 run. A layup by Anthony Hubbard cut the Cavaliers' lead to with 6:52 left. Morgan State's 9-point deficit quickly turned into a 19 point deficit (71-52) when a 3-pointer by Paul Jesperson (11 pts) capped a 13-2 run by the Cavaliers to put the game out of reach. Morgan State had a tough time cutting into the lead as a result of the Cavaliers dominance on the boards, especially on the offensive boards. Virginia held a advantage in rebounding and scored 23 points off second chance opportunities. Jackson scored 12 of his 19 first half points during a 13-4 run by the Bears. The senior hit a pair of free throws to give Morgan State a lead with 9:15 left in the first half. Justin Anderson hit a pair of 3-pointers to pull the Cavaliers back ahead as they hit the next 15 straight points to take a lead. Virginia led by as many as 13 in the first half. Darion Atkins led the Cavs with 13 points in the first half, while DeWayne Jackson scored 19 of hit team-high 32 points in the first half. Shaquille Duncan was the only other offensive bright spot for the Bears. The sophomore forward recorded nine points and had three blocked shots. Notes:» Anthony Hubbard, the Bears' leading scorer averaging 15.6 points, struggled tonight and finished the night with a basket on 1 of 7 shooting with six of the Bears' 17 turnovers» DeWayne Jackson's 32 points (11-16 FG) was the second highest of his career he posted 33 points against Norfolk State on January 14, 2012 at Hill Field House Morgan State Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Morgan State vs Virginia 12/19/12 7:00 p.m. at Charlottesville, Va. (JPJA) Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 12 Heath, Thair f Jackson, Dewayne f Chiles, Ian c Hubbard, Anthony g Bozeman, Blake g Pretlow, Donte Black, Justin Bailey, Tauron Simpson, Rasean Blossom, Cedric Duncan, Shaquille Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Rebounds FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 Virginia Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 25 Mitchell, Akil f Atkins, Darion f Jesperson, Paul g Jones, Teven g Harris, Joe g Browman, Doug Barnette, Taylor Tobey, Mike Nolte, Evan Anderson, Justin Rogers, Thomas Team Totals Game 9 Morgan State, xx Loyola Marymount, xx December 27, 2012 LOS ANGELES Notes:» FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 3 FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 7 Officials: John Higgins, Kelly Self, Terry Wymer Technical fouls: Morgan State-TEAM. Illinois State-None. Attendance: :52 of 1st Half - Technical Foul on Morgan State Coach Officials: Les Jones, Brian Dorsey, Ron Tyburski Technical fouls: Morgan State-TEAM. Virginia-None. Attendance: 8319 MSU 12:30 (II) on head coach Todd Bozeman Bailey (MSU) fouls out at 1:40 (II) Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Morgan State Virginia Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Morgan State Illinois State In Off 2nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench MSU ILS In Off 2nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench MSU VA Score tied - 5 times. Lead changed - 4 times. Last FG - MSU 2nd-00:22, ILS 2nd-01:12. Largest lead - MSU None, ILS by 25 2nd-16:38. Score tied - 1 time. Lead changed - 0 times. Last FG - MSU 2nd-00:28, VA 2nd-02:18. Largest lead - MSU by 3 1st-09:15, VA by 21 2nd-01:40.

16 STARTING LINE-UPS N9 vsutsa Heath Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman W, Heath Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman L, N11 vshc Heath Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman L, Black Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman L, Heath Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman W, Heath Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman W, OT Heath Jackson Chiles Black Bozeman L, Heath Jackson Chiles Hubbard Bozeman L, CAREER ASSIST LEADERS No. Name Year Games Assists Avg 1. Marvin Webster , Jason McCoy Billy Newton Lorenzo Hutchinson Darrell Davis Jermaine Bolden Chico Langston Rob Brown Anthony Young Troy Brown Randy Hampton OR MORE CAREER REBOUNDS No. Name Year Games Rebs Avg 1. Marvin Webster , Eric Webster , Kevin Thompson , Robert Gordon Phil Pugh Anthony Young Yarharbrough Roberts Damone Williams William Lawson MSU TOP 20 ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERS No. Name Year Games Points 1. Reggie Holmes , Marvin Webster , Eric Evans , Yarharborough Roberts , Ernest Garrett , Robert Gordon , Chet Davis , Harry Johnson , Troy Brown , Lee Cornish , Kevin Thompson , Jason McCoy , DeWayne Jackson , Anthony Young , Damone Williams , James Hall , Billy Newton , Maurice Jennings , Phil Pugh , James Turk , Morgan State Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Notes 1 Donte Pretlow G Fr. Rookie from Baltimore, Md.... two-time champion at Dunbar HS... cerebral player, quality passer... tough nosed defender 3 Daryl Traynham G Jr. Added to the Morgan State roster as a transfer from Palm Beach State... will have 2 yrs of eligibility at MSU... a true point guard 5 Justin Black G Jr. Consistent offensive and defensive contributor... scored 20 vs. South Carolina.. posted 12 boards, 9 pts and 9 assists at Liberty (Nov. 29) 10 Christian Kabongo G Jr. Transferred to the Bears from New Mexico State... originally from Toronto, Canada... skilled offensively 11 Anthony Hubbard G Jr. Transferred to the Bears from Iowa... skilled all-around player... will have 2 yrs of eligibility at MSU... had 15 rebounds in season-opener vs. UTSA 12 Thair Heath F Jr. Tough, skilled defender... runs the floor... made significant improvements during the summer... name is pronounced TI-Ear 21 Tauron Bailey F Jr. Transferred to the Bears from Morris College... born in Harlem, N.Y.... "junkyard dog" type of player... scored season high 9 pts with 4 rebs at ISU (Dec. 16) 22 Blake Bozeman PG So. Skilled defender and distributor... one of the teams best 3-point shooters... hit 5-of-6 3-pointers and scored 15 pts vs. Holy Cross (Nov. 11) 23 Rasean Simpson G Fr. Rookie from San Diego, Calif.... Played HS basketball at Lincoln HS where he averaged 12 ppg, 6.7 rpg and 1.9 apg 32 DeWayne Jackson F Sr. Preseason First-Team All-MEAC selection... 2x NABC All-District Team... ODU Liberty Tax Classic All-Tourney Team... scored 32 pts at Univ. of Virginia (Dec. 19) 33 Daon Riley G So. Added to the Morgan State roster as a walk-on... from Severn, Md.... Played HS basketball at Oak Mill HS 34 Cedric Blossom F Fr. Rookie from Columbia, Md.... Played HS basketball at Montrose Christian HS... defensive presence and solid rebounder 44 Shaquille Duncan F So. Long and athletic... shot-blocker and mid-range shooter... Scored career-high 17 pts (8-8) with 14 rebounds and 3 blocks at VMI (Dec. 1) 50 Ian Chiles C R-Jr. Defensive presence in the middle... shot blocker, skilled rebounder, soft jump hook... nicknamed "Slew"... hit game-winner in OT at VMI (Dec. 1) Possible starters in Italic

17 #21 TAURON BAILEY FORWARD І JUNIOR І 6-6 І 215 І HARLEM, NY І SATELLITE ACADEMY І SOCIOLOGY MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Played 12 minutes with 3 rebounds in seasonopener vs. UTSA» Recorded 2 rebounds at Old Dominion and Liberty» Scored 6 points on 3-of-7 shooting from the field with two rebounds in 18 minutes at VMI» Scored 9 points (5-8 FT) with four rebounds and two steals at Illinois State SEASON HIGHS Points...9, at ISU ( ) Rebounds...4, at ISU ( ) FG Made...3, at VMI ( ) FG Att...7, at VMI ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...5, at ISU ( ) FT Att...8, at ISU ( ) Assists...3, vs. UTSA ( ) Blocks...1, at ISU ( ) Steals...2, at ISU ( ) Minutes...18, at VMI ( ) Off. Reb...1, (four times) Def. Reb...3, at ISU ( ) BAILEY GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC Closer Look» Transferred to Morgan State from Monroe College» Played in 14 games and started twice as a member of the Monroe Mustangs ( )» Averaged 8.6 points and had seven blocks and 12 steals» Averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds at Satellite Academy and won the team's MVP award» Born in Harlem, New York CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg

18 #5 JUSTIN BLACK GUARD І JUNIOR І 6-2 І 220 І ST. LOUIS, MO І DEMATHA HS І BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MAJOR CAREER BESTS Points...21, at ISU, ( ) Rebounds...12, at LU, ( ) FG Made...9, at USC, ( ) FG Att...14, at ISU ( ) 3FG Att...7, at ISU ( ) 3FG Made...4, twice FT Made...5, at LU ( ) FT Att...9, vs. UTSA ( ) Assists...9, at LU, ( ) Blocks...2, at LMU, ( ) Steals...5, at Baylor, (1-8-11) SEASON HIGHS Points...21, at ISU, ( ) Rebounds...12, at LU, ( ) FG Made...9, at USC, ( ) FG Att...14, at ISU ( ) 3FG Att...7, at ISU ( ) 3FG Made...4, at ISU ( ) FT Made...5, at LU ( ) FT Att...9, vs. UTSA ( ) Assists...9, at LU, ( ) Blocks...n/a Steals...4, vs. UTSA, ( ) Minutes...33, at USC, ( ) Off. Reb...6, at LU ( Def. Reb...6, at LU ( ) BLACK GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC USC HIGHLIGHTS» Scored 12 points with 5 rebounds and three assists in season-opener vs. UTSA» Shot 54 percent (6-11 FG) and posted 16 points before fouling out at Old Dominion» Dished out five assists with seven rebounds and 8 points vs. Holy Cross» Matched career-high with 20 points (9-13) in 33 minutes at South Carolina» Was just shy of posting a triple-double at Liberty, finished with career-high 12 rebounds to go along with 9 points and 9 assists» Scored career-high 21 points on 8 of 14 shooting at Illinois State Closer Look» Was a prep standout at DeMatha High where he helped lead the Stags to a 33-4 record as a shooting guard under Coach Mike James» All-Conference 3rd team selection» Played in the Capital Classic All-Star game» Three-time state champs and two-time conference champions» Was a member of his high school's chorus» Born February 1992 in St. Louis, Missouri» Enjoys watching football and his favorite pro athlete is Kobe Bryant CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg TOTAL

19 #22 BLAKE BOZEMAN GUARD І SOPHOMORE І 6-2 І 170 І BOWIE, MD І BOWIE HS І BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Scored 6 points with five assists in 30 minutes at Old Dominion» Nailed 5-of-6 3-pointers and finished with 15 points in 35 minutes vs. Holy Cross» Pulled down career-high five rebounds with 3 assists and a block at VMI CAREER BESTS Points...15,vs. HC ( ) Rebounds...5, at VMI ( ) FG Made...5 vs. HC ( ) FG Att...8, (twice) 3FG Att...6 (three times) 3FG Made...5 vs. HC ( ) FT Made...4, at UNLV ( ) FT Att...4, at UNLV ( ) Assists...5, vs. HC ( ) Blocks...1, vs. HC ( ) Steals...2, at USC ( )...vs. Cal Poly ( ) SEASON HIGHS Points...15, vs. HC ( ) Rebounds...5, at VMI ( ) FG Made...5 vs. HC ( ) FG Att... 8, at ODU ( ) 3FG Att... 6 (twice) 3FG Made...5, vs. HC ( ) FT Made...2, vs. UTSA ( ) FT Att...2, vs. USTA ( ) Assists...5, at ODU ( ) Blocks...1, twice Steals...2 vs. USC ( ) Minutes... 41, at VMI ( ) Off. Reb... 2, at LU ( ) Def. Reb...3, at VMI ( ) BOZEMAN GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA ODU v. HC USC Closer Look» Was a standout at Solebury HS where he helped lead the Spartans to a 19-8 record under coach Cleve Christie» Averaged 17 points, 5 assists, 4 rebounds and shot 40% from 3-point territory and 85% from the free throw line» Ranked No. 2 in the Area in 3-pointers made» All-Tournament selection» Honor roll student» Born March 1992 in Berkeley, California» Son of Morgan State head coach Todd Bozeman» Enjoys listening to music and hanging out with his friends CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg TOTAL

20 #34 CEDRIC BLOSSOM FORWARD І FRESHMAN І 6-6 І 225 І COLUMBIA, MD І MONTROSE CHRISTIAN І UNDECLARED MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Has played in three games» Scored his first collegiate basket in the ODU Liberty Tax Classic vs. Holy Cross» Played 8 minutes at South Carolina and pulled down three rebounds» Scored 3 points and had a rebound in 8 minutes at Illinois Sate SEASON HIGHS Points...3, at ISU ( ) Rebounds...3 (twice) FG Made...1 (twice) FG Att...2, at ISU ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...n/a FT Att...n/a Assists...1, vs. HC ( ) Blocks...n/a Steals...1, at UVA ( ) Minutes...8, at USC ( ) Off. Reb...2, vs. HC ( ) Def. Reb...2, at USC ( ) BLOSSOM GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC USC Closer Look» Started his prep career at Hammond HS before transferring to Montrose Christian (Rockville, Md.) for his junior year» Started just about every game for Montrose Christian under coach Stu Vetter» Played in the Capital Classic All-Star game» Was a co-captain during his senior year» Played alongside teammates Tyrone Johnson (Villanova), tyler Hubbard (Loyola) and Justin Anderson (Virginia)» Played AAU with the Crusader Nation» Born in Columbia, Md.» Was also recruited by Dartmouth, Holy Cross, Towson and Loyola» His father is a pastor CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg

21 #50 IAN CHILES CENTER І REDSHIRT JUNIOR І 7-2 І 270 І CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ І PATERSON CATHOLIC І SOCIOLOGY MAJOR CAREER BESTS Points...16, vs. UNLV ( ) Rebounds...12, vs. UTSA ( ) FG Made...8, vs. UNLV ( ) FG Att...13, vs. UNLV ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...5, vs. Xavier ( ) FT Att...8, vs. Xavier ( ) Assists...4 (twice) Blocks...4 (four times) Steals...2 (twice) SEASON HIGHS Points...13, at VMI ( ) Rebounds...12, vs. UTSA ( ) FG Made...5, at LU ( ) FG Att...15, at VMI ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...5, at VMI ( ) FT Att...5, twice Assists...1, at ODU ( ) Blocks...3, vs. UTSA ( ) Steals...1, at LU ( ) Minutes...31, at ODU ( ) Off. Reb...6, vs. UTSA ( ) Def. Reb...6, vs. UTSA ( ) CHILES GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC USC HIGHLIGHTS» Scored 8 points and hauled down a careerhigh 12 rebounds with three blocks in the season opener vs. UTSA» Posted 6 points and five boards in 31 minutes at Old Dominion» Shot 5-for-8 and scored 12 points with 4 rebounds in 27 minutes at Liberty» Scored 8 of his 13 points in overtime, including a buzzer-beating jump hook to beat VMI» Was perfect from the free throw line (4-4) and had 6 points a block and a steal at Illinois State Closer Look» Was a standout at Paterson Catholic Regional HS where he helped lead the Cougars to a 25-6 record and League championship under coach Damon Wright» Two-time conference champion» Averaged 9 points, 7 rebounds and 7 blocked shots per game» Born July 1990 in Manhattan, New York» Enjoys cooking, watching TV and listening to music» His career ambition is to play professional basketball» Nickname "Big Slew" CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg TOTAL

22 #44 SHAQUILLE DUNCAN FORWARD І SOPHOMORE І 6-9 І 210 І PHILADELPHIA, PA І FRANKFORD І UNDECIDED MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Recorded four rebounds against UTSA and at Old Dominion» Posted 7 points on 3-for-6 shooting and had a career-high five blocked shots vs. Holy Cross» Scored 7 points and shot 3-for-3 from the free throw line» Led the Bears with 17 points (8-8), 14 rebounds and three blocked shots at VMI» Scored 9 points on 4 of 6 shooting at UVA CAREER BESTS Points...17, at VMI ( ) Rebounds...14, at VMI ( ) FG Made...8, at VMI ( ) FG Att...8, vs. UNLV ( ) Rebounds...14, at VMI ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...3 (twice) FT Att...6, vs. DSU ( ) Assists...2 (twice) Blocks...5, vs. HC ( ) Steals...2 (twice) DUNCAN GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC USC Closer Look» Was a standout at Frankford HS where he helped lead the Pioneers to a 25-5 record under Coach Ben Dubin» Finished as one of Philly's top basketball prospects ranked No. 18 center in the Class of 2010» The Pioneers also won the League Championship with an 8-0 record» Born May 1992 in Philadelphia, Pa.» His nickname is "Shaq" SEASON HIGHS Points...17, at VMI ( ) Rebounds...14, at VMI ( ) FG Made...3, vs. HC ( ) FG Att...6, vs. HC ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...3, at LU ( ) FT Att...3, at LU ( ) Assists...2 (twice) Blocks...5, vs. HC ( ) Steals...1 (twice) Minutes...28, at VMI ( Off. Reb...7, at VMI ( ) Def. Reb...7, at VMI ( ) CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg TOTAL

23 #12 THAIR HEATH FORWARD І JUNIOR І 6-9 І 220 І LOS ANGELES, CA І DOMINGUEZ І SPEECH MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Scored 8 points on 4-for-4 shooting with three rebounds and a blocked shot in 15 minutes as a starter in the season opener vs. UTSA» Played 12 minutes and grabbed three rebounds at Old Dominion» Started at Liberty and finished with a basket and two boards in 8 minutes» Started at VMI and recorded three rebounds and scored 4 points (2-2) in 8 minutes CAREER BESTS Points... 8, vs. UTSA ( ) Rebounds...3 (twice) FG Made...4, vs. UTSA ( ) FG Att...4, vs. UTSA ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...2, vs. USF (1-3-12) FT Att...2 (twice) Assists...2, at VMI ( ) Blocks...1 (twice) Steals...n/a SEASON HIGHS Points... 8, vs. UTSA ( ) Rebounds...3 (three times) FG Made...4, vs. UTSA ( ) FG Att...4, vs. UTSA ( ) 3FG Att...n/a 3FG Made...n/a FT Made...2, vs. USF (1-3-12) FT Att...2 (twice) Assists...2, at VMI ( ) Blocks...1 (twice) Steals...n/a Minutes... 15, vs. UTSA ( ) Off. Reb...2, vs. UTSA ( ) Def. Reb...2 (twice) HEATH GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA ODU v. HC USC Closer Look» Was a two-sport athlete at Dominguez HS» He helped lead the Dons to a State Championship as an All-Conference forward under Coach Russell Otis» Played defensive end as a sophomore and helped lead the Dons to a 13-1 record ( ) and Championship under Coach Keith Donerson» He collected 10 sacks during his senior season» Played outside hitter and middle hitter for the boy's volleyball team» Born April 1991 in Long Beach, Calif.» Volunteered at his church» His career ambition is to play professional basketball and become a minister» Lists the New York Knicks as one of his favorite teams and Dwight Howard, Blake Griffin and Dennis Rodman as his favorite athletes CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg TOTAL

24 #11 ANTHONY HUBBARD GUARD/FORWARD І SENIOR І 6-6 І 225 І WOODBRIDGE, VA І FREDERICK CC І JOURNALISM MAJOR SEASON HIGHS Points...17, vs. UTSA ( ) Rebounds...15, vs. UTSA ( ) FG Made...6, vs. ODU ( ) FG Att...15, at VMI ( ) 3FG Att...1, vs. ODU ( ) 3FG Made..4, vs. ODU ( ) FT Made...7, USC ( ) FT Att...12, at ISU ( ) Assists...3, (three times) Blocks...1 (twice) Steals...2, at VMI ( ) Minutes...40, at VMI ( ) Off. Reb...6, vs. UTSA ( ) Def. Reb...9, vs. UTSA ( ) HUBBARD GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC HIGHLIGHTS» Posted a double-double in the season opener vs. UTSA with team-high 17 points and 15 rebounds in 35 minutes» Scored 17 points with eight rebounds in 29 minutes vs. Holy Cross» Finished with 15 points (7-7 FT) and three assists at South Carolina» Scored 16 points (6-10 FT) with five rebounds and three assists in 34 minutes at Liberty» Posted a double-double at VMI with 15 points and 10 boards in 40 minutes» Scored 16 points with nine rebounds and two assists at Illinois State Closer Look» Averaged 21 points, 11 rebounds and 4.5 assists at Frederick Community College under coach Dave Miller» Shot nearly 65% from the field» First team all-maryland Junior College Athletic Conference (MDJUCO) and National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-Region XX honoree» Tabbed to the first team all-mdjuco alltournament and Region XX all-tournament squads» MVP of the County College of Morris Thanksgiving Tournament» Born April 1985 in Alexandria, Va. and was raised in Woodbridge, Va.» Was recruited by Penn State, Rutgers and Iona CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg

25 #32 DEWAYNE JACKSON GUARD/FORWARD І SENIOR І 6-9 І 210 І BOWIE, MD І BOWIE І SOCIOLOGY MAJOR CAREER BESTS Points..33, vs. Norfolk State ( ) Rebounds...10, vs. SCSU ( ) FG Made...12, vs. NSU ( ) FG Att...21, vs. NSU ( ) 3FG Att...12, twice 3FG Made...7, LMU ( ) FT Made...9, RMU ( ) FT Att...10, vs. RMU ( ) Assists...6, at USC ( ) Blocks...3, vs. N.C. A&T (3-1-10) Steals..5 twice, vs. Liberty ( )...at USC ( ) SEASON HIGHS Points...32, at UVA ( ) Rebounds...9, at VMI ( ) FG Made...11, at UVA ( ) FG Att...16, at UVA ( ) 3FG Att...6, at LU ( ) 3FG Made...2, at ODU ( ) FT Made...7, at VMI ( ) FT Att...9, at VMI ( ) Assists... 6, at USC, ( ) Blocks...1 (three times) Steals...5, at USC, ( ) Minutes...40, at VMI ( ) Off. Reb...3 (twice) Def. Reb...7, vs. UTSA, ( ) JACKSON GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC USC HIGHLIGHTS» Has scored in double-digits in the Bears' first four games» Recorded 15 points, seven rebounds and five assists in the season-opener vs. UTSA» Posted 13 points with five boards and a steal in 20 minutes at Old Dominion» Shot 6-for-12 from the field and finished with 14 points, five rebounds and three steals vs. Holy Cross» Was selected to the ODU Liberty Classic All- Tournament Team» Recorded a career-high six assists with 11 points and five steals at South Carolina» Posted 15 points, nine rebounds and five assists in 40 minutes at VMI»Collected four steals and scored 8 points at Illinois State» Exploded for a season-high 32 points (11-16) at UVA Closer Look» Graduated from Bowie HS where he received the MVP of his team» All-MET selection during his senior year» 2008 All-County Second Team selection» Born November 1990 inwashington, D.C. and was raised in Bowie, Md. CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg TOTAL , ,

26 #10 CHRISTIAN KABONGO GUARD І JUNIOR І 6-4 І 200 І TORONTO, CANADA І CENTRAL COMMERCE І SOCIOLOGY MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... FG Made... FG Att... 3FG Att... 3FG Made... FT Made... FT Att... Assists... Blocks... Steals... Minutes... Off. Reb... Def. Reb... KABONGO GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA DNP v. HC DNP Closer Look» Transferred to the Bears from New Mexico State» Played in all 33 games and started in 14 at New Mexico State ( ) where he averaged 8.9 points per game» Attended Central Commerce Collegiate Institute in Toronto, Canada and God's Academy in Dallas, Texas» The Hoop Scoop named him the No. 4 ranked fifth-year player in the Class of 2010» As a sophomore, Kabongo scored a personalbest 58 points in a single game» Born in Montreal, Canada» In July 2008, his AAU team, Grassroots Canada, won the Adidas Super 64 Tournament CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg n/a

27 #1 DONTE PRETLOW GUARD І FRESHMAN І 6-0 І 185 І BALTIMORE, MD І DUNBAR І UNDECIDED MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Scored 7 points with a steal in 8 minutes during his collegiate debut against UTSA» Played 14 minutes and posted 4 points and three steals at South Carolina» Played 10 minutes at Illinois State and SEASON HIGHS Points...7, vs. UTSA ( ) Rebounds...2, vs. UTSA ( ) FG Made...2 (twice) FG Att...5, at USC ( ) 3FG Att...1, vs. UTSA ( ) 3FG Made...1, vs. UTSA ( ) FT Made...2, vs. UTSA ( ) FT Att...2, vs. UTSA ( ) Assists...2 (twice) Blocks...n/a Steals...3, at USC ( ) Minutes...14, at USC ( ) Off. Reb...1, vs. UTSA ( ) Def. Reb...1 (twice) PRETLOW GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA v. HC USC Closer Look» Averaged 10 points, 8 assists, 5 rebounds and 2 steals as the Baltimore Sun's No. 1 boys team that finished 24-3 during the season» Played for coach Cyrus Jones» Guided the Poets to Class 1A state championships in 2011 and 2012» he was a backup on Dunbar's A title team» Played AAU with Nike Baltimore» Born in Baltimore, Md.» Was also recruited by Bowie State, Florida International and Western Kentucky CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg

28 #33 DAON RILEY GUARD І SOPHOMORE І 6-2 І 190 І SEVERN, MD І OLD MILL І SOCIOLOGY MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS» Played 2 minutes at VMI SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... FG Made... FG Att... 3FG Att... 3FG Made... FT Made... FT Att... Assists... Blocks... Steals... Minutes... 2, at VMI ( ) Off. Reb... Def. Reb... RILEY GAME-BY-GAME MP FG 3FG FT O-D A TO Bl St Pt v. UTSA DNP v HC DNP Closer Look» A Morgan State walk-on» Four-year letterwinner as a shooting guard at Old Mill HS» Helped lead the Patriots to the State Finals and posted a 24-3 record during his senior year under coach Greg Smith» Was a member of the County championship squad as a sophomore» Honor roll student» Born in Severn, Md.» Born February 1992 in St. Louis, Missouri» His biggest influences were his brothers growing up» His career ambition is to become a college coach or a high school guidance counselor» His favorite class at Morgan State in Swahili CAREER STATISTICS Year G-GS FGM-FGA Pct 3Pt-Att Pct FTM-FTA Pct Reb-Avg PF-D Ast-Avg To Blk St Pts-Avg