GAME 10: CLEMSON (6-3) vs. COASTAL CAROLINA (3-5)

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1 GAME 10: CLEMSON (6-3) vs. COASTAL CAROLINA (3-5) SCHEDULE Date Opponent Result/TV Time/Score Nov. 12 Presbyterian College W Nov. 16 at Furman W Nov. 22 # vs. Gonzaga L Nov. 23 # vs. UTEP W Nov. 25 # vs. Marist W Nov. 28 ^ Purdue L Dec. 2 at South Carolina W Dec. 8 Arizona L Dec. 15 Florida A&M W Dec. 19 at Coastal Carolina ESPN3 7:00 Dec. 23 SC State ESPN3 2:00 Jan. 1 The Citadel ESPN3 4:00 Jan. 5 * Florida State RSN 4:00 Jan. 8 * at Duke ESPNU 7:00 Jan. 12 * Virginia ACCN 12:00 Jan. 15 * Wake Forest ESPNU 7:00 Jan. 20 * at NC State ESPNU 6:00 Jan. 24 * at Florida State ACCN 8:00 Jan. 27 * Virginia Tech ACCN 1:00 Jan. 29 * Georgia Tech RSN 7:00 Feb. 2 * at Boston College ACCN 12:00 Feb. 7 * at Virginia ESPN/2 7:00 Feb. 10 * NC State ACCN 1:00 Feb. 14 * at Georgia Tech RSN 7:00 Feb. 17 * Miami (FL) ESPNU 6:00 Feb. 23 * at Maryland ESPN2 12:00 Feb. 28 * North Carolina ESPN/2 7:00 Mar. 2 * at Virginia Tech RSN 8:00 Mar. 5 * Boston College RSN 7:00 Mar. 9 * at Miami (FL) ACCN 2:30 Mar ACC Tournament (Greensboro, NC) TBA Note: Home games in Bold; all times are Eastern and PM; # - Old Spice Classic (Orlando, FL); ^ - ACC/Big Ten Challenge; * - ACC regular season game SPORTS INFORMATION Media Contacts Assistant AD/SID: Tim Bourret (Notre Dame 77) Associate SID/Men s Basketball: Philip Sikes (Clemson 02) Contact Information SID Office Phone: (864) SID Fax Machine: (864) Sikes Office: (864) Sikes Cell: (864) Sikes philips@clemson.edu Bourret Office: (864) Bourret Cell: (864) Bourret btimoth@clemson.edu Press Row: (864) Mailing Addresses SID Office Address: P.O. Box 31 Clemson, SC Overnight Mailing: Jervey Athletic Center 100 Perimeter Road Clemson, SC Ticket Information Athletic Ticket Office: CLEMSON Web Site: ClemsonTigers.com GAME SETUP Site: HTC Center (3,212) Date: Wednesday, December 19, 2012 City: Conway, SC Time: 7:00 PM Radio: Clemson Tiger Sports Network (Pete Yanity - play-by-play; Tim Bourret - color) Web: WatchESPN.com (Darren Goldwater - play-by-play, Nate Ross - color) CLEMSON UNIVERSITY COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 12 Rod Hall So. G 0 Warren Gillis So. (7.1 PPG, 4.2 APG) (10.0 PPG, 4.3 RPG) 20 Jordan Roper Fr. G 2 Anthony Raffa Sr. (5.8 PPG, 1.0 RPG) (20.4 PPG, 4.9 RPG) 32 K.J. McDaniels So. F/G 55 Kierre Greenwood Sr. (11.9 PPG, 5.1 RPG) (11.8 PPG, 4.5 APG) 24 Milton Jennings Sr. F 13 Uros Ljeskovic Fr. (10.9 PPG, 6.0 RPG) (3.6 PPG, 2.0 RPG) 31 Devin Booker Sr. C 11 El Hadji Ndieguene Jr. (11.2 PPG, 7.7 RPG) (7.1 PPG, 6.5 RPG) Clemson and Coastal Carolina will meet for the seventh time on the hardwood Wednesday, and for the second time in a three-year agreement between the two schools. The Tigers own the all-time edge in the series, 5-1. Last season, the Chanticleers shocked the Tigers with a win at the buzzer in Littlejohn Coliseum. Chris Gradnigo tipped in his own miss to provide the winning bucket in the game last November. Cliff Ellis, who coached Clemson to a record of from , is in his sixth season in charge at Coastal Carolina. Anthony Raffa, who scored a game-high 21 in last year s victory at Clemson, leads the Chanticleer attack and is 17th nationally in scoring at 20.4 points per game. Clemson is coming off an win over Florida A&M on Saturday. The Tigers were led in scoring by freshman Jordan Roper, who had 16 points in his first career start. Clemson also enjoyed a +17 advantage in rebounds, a program high in 74 games under Head Coach Brad Brownell. Coastal last played on Dec. 13 against Toccoa Falls College and owns a 3-5 record on the season. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS QUICK FACTS MEET THE COACHES Clemson Head Coach: Brad Brownell (DePauw 91) Overall: (.647, 11th season) at Clemson: (.594, 3rd season) vs. Coastal Carolina: 3-2 (0-1 at Clemson) Associate Head Coach: Mike Winiecki Assistant Coaches: Earl Grant, Steve Smith Director of Operations: Dick Bender Coastal Carolina Head Coach: Cliff Ellis (Florida State 68) Overall: (.633, 38th season) at Coastal Carolina: (.611, 6th season) Assistant Coaches: Don Hogan, Benny Moss, Mamadou N Diaye SID for Basketball: Sean Forrester SID sforreste@coastal.edu Web Site: GoCCUsports.com SERIES NOTES Overall: Clemson leads 5-1 at Clemson: Clemson leads 4-1 at Littlejohn: Clemson leads 4-1 at Coastal: Clemson leads 1-0 at Neutral: None played First Meeting: Clemson won, 76-57, in Last Meeting: Coastal won, 60-59, in Streak: Coastal won the last meeting The Tigers field goal percentage defense (.381) now ranks fourth in the ACC and 37th in the NCAA. Clemson has held opposing teams to 55.4 points per game, 11th best nationally. Starting point guard Rod Hall collected 10 assists in the win over Florida A&M - an individual single-game best in the Brad Brownell era. The previous was high was nine by Andre Young on two occasions. K.J. McDaniels has produced double figure scoring efforts in four straight games. He had only five total in 30 games in as a freshman. Clemson s two seniors have led the Tigers in the rebounding column in all nine games so far this season: five times by Devin Booker and four by Milton Jennings. Adonis Filer has reached double figures in the scoring column five times, with a season-high 14 in the Tigers most recent game against Florida A&M. Clemson freshman Landry Nnoko and Coastal freshman Michel Enanga both hail from the same hometown of Yaounde, Cameroon. Both came to the United States together to play high school ball at Montverde Academy. vs. 1

2 Clemson Men s Basketball Media Roster #2 Carson Fields G So. Pewee Valley, KY #3 Adonis Filer G Fr. Chicago, IL #5 Jaron Blossomgame F Fr. Alpharetta, GA #12 Rod Hall G So. Augusta, GA #15 Devin Coleman G So. Philadelphia, PA #20 Jordan Roper G Fr. Columbia, SC #21 Damarcus Harrison G So. Greenwood, SC #22 Bernard Sullivan F So. Gastonia, NC #24 Milton Jennings F Sr. Summerville, SC #31 Devin Booker F/C Sr. Whitmire, SC #32 K.J. McDaniels F So. Birmingham, AL #33 Josh Smith F Fr. Charlotte, NC #35 Landry Nnoko C Fr. Yaounde, Cameroon Brad Brownell Head Coach 3rd Season at Clemson Mike Winiecki Associate Head Coach 3rd Season at Clemson Earl Grant Assistant Coach 3rd Season at Clemson Steve Smith Assistant Coach 1st Season at Clemson Dick Bender Director of Operations 3rd Season at Clemson Darric Honnold Strength & Conditioning Coach 2nd Season at Clemson Andy McPherson Athletic Trainer 1st Season at Clemson 2

3 CLEMSON vs. COASTAL CAROLINA HEAD COACH BRAD BROWNELL Named the 21st men s basketball head coach in Clemson history on April 13, Is coaching his 11th season in Division I, having previously coached four years each at UNC Wilmington and Wright State. Set Clemson records for total wins (22) and ACC wins (9) by a first-year head coach in Led Clemson to first NCAA Tournament win in 14 years when the Tigers topped UAB in the first round in All 10 of his teams have ranked in the top 50 of the NCAA in scoring defense, including his first team at Clemson that led the ACC and was 24th nationally in scoring defense (61.4). Clemson s scoring defense (60.6) was the program s best since Has taken three different teams to NCAA Tournaments, one of only a few select coaches in the country to accomplish the feat. Took the UNC Wilmington program to a school-record 25 wins in his final season with the school, Named Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year in 2003 and He coached CAA Player of the Year Brett Blizzard in , his first season as a Division I head coach. Took over Wright State in and guided the school to a record 23 wins in his first season and an NCAA Tournament bid. Named NABC District 10 Coach of the Year in 2007 and Horizon League Coach of the Year in Began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Evansville in , helping that program to an NCAA berth. Served as an assistant coach to Jerry Wainwright at UNC Wilmington from In his final season as assistant coach, the Seahawks upset Southern Cal in overtime in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Played Division III ball at DePauw University in Greencastle, IN. He and his wife, Paula, have two daughters, Abby (14) and Kate (12). Brownell Year by Year as Head Coach Year School Record Postseason UNC Wilmington 24-7 NCAA, 1st rd UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington 25-8 NCAA, 1st rd Wright State NCAA, 1st rd Wright State Wright State Wright State Clemson NCAA, 2nd rd Clemson Clemson 6-3 Totals 11th season (.647) Clemson vs. Coastal Carolina Series History This will be the seventh meeting on the hardwood between Clemson and Coastal Carolina in men s basketball. The Tigers own a 5-1 advantage in the series, having won four of five games as the home team. One of Clemson s home wins came in 2002, where the Tigers played in the Anderson Civic Center due to arena renovations to Littlejohn Coliseum. The first meeting came in , with the Tigers victorious Tim Kincaid led Clemson with 13 points. The next meeting came in 1996, one game after the Tigers shocked the world by upsetting defending national champion Kentucky. Greg Buckner had 21 points to lead the Tigers that year. The meeting was the most lopsided, with Clemson claiming an victory at home. Chris Hobbs (13) and Ray Henderson (10) were the only double figure scorers for Larry Shyatt s team, but six Tigers had at least nine in the game. Coastal won last year s contest in Clemson, 60-59, after a follow shot by Chris Gradnigo lifted the Chanticleers to victory as time expired. Wednesday s game will be the first between the two schools at HTC Center, which opened in November. Clemson previously played at Coastal Carolina in Myrtle Beach at the Convention Center, where the Tigers won in the season. Will Solomon had 21 points to lead Clemson s efforts. Clemson, Coastal Carolina Player Shar Unique Connection Clemson freshman Landry Nnoko and Coastal Carolina freshman Michel Enanga are both from the same hometown of Yaounde, Cameroon. Both players came to the United States together to play high school ball in Clermont, FL at Montverde Academy. The two met at a basketball camp in Cameroon. Nnoko has appeared in all nine games for Clemson, averaging 1.0 points and 1.7 rebounds per game as a reserve center. Enanga has started seven out of eight games and is averaging 7.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per game for Coastal. Scouting the Chanticleers Coastal Carolina enters Wednesday s game with a 3-5 overall record, and last played Thursday, Dec. 13 at home. The Chanticleers defeated Toccoa Falls College by a score of Coastal s other wins were over Akron and Johnson & Wales. Coastal is 3-2 in its new arena, the HTC Center, which opened with an overtime triumph over Akron on Nov. 9. Anthony Raffa, who leads the Chanticleers in scoring at 20.4 points per game, is 17th among the NCAA s leaders in scoring average. Coastal holds a scoring average of 71.2 points per game, but has been plagued by a high amount of turnovers (16.8 per game) and poor three-point shooting (.292). Two other veterans, Kierre Greenwood (11.8 ppg) and Warren Gillis (10.0 ppg), also average double figures for Cliff Ellis team. Statistical Comparison Clemson Category Coastal Carolina 65.0 Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal % Three-Point % Free Throw % Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Turnover Margin Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game 2.0 Former Clemson Coach on Opposing Sideline For the second straight season, Coastal Carolina Head Coach Cliff Ellis will face one of his former schools. Now in his sixth season at Coastal, Ellis built an impressive resumé at Clemson from Wednesday s game is the second in a 2-for-1 series that was scheduled between the two schools. Last season, Ellis team knocked off the Tigers at the buzzer in Clemson, Ellis is the third former Clemson coach to face the Tigers with another school: Press Maravich coached at Clemson from , before coaching two years at NC State ( ); he went 3-1 against the Tigers with the Wolfpack, including a win over Clemson at Fike Fieldhouse his first year with NC State. Bill Foster coached at Clemson from , before moving on to coach Miami ( ) and Virginia Tech ( ); he guided the Hokies to a win over Clemson in the season in Blacksburg. Ellis Accomplishments as Clemson s Head Coach Won 177 games in 10 years, still a Clemson record for number of wins by a head coach Took the Tigers to eight postseason appeances, including three NCAA Tournaments Coached Clemson to the 1990 ACC regular season title, the only ACC crown in school history PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Brad Brownell... BROW-nehl Landry Nnoko...NOH-koh Mike Winiecki...wih-NEH-kee # Name Pos Hgt Wgt Cl. Exp Hometown High School/Previous School 2 Carson Fields G So. 1VL Pewee Valley, KY South Oldham HS 3 Adonis Filer G Fr. HS Chicago, IL Notre Dame Prep (MA) 5 Jaron Blossomgame F Fr. HS Alpharetta, GA Chattahoochee HS 12 Rod Hall G So. 1VL Augusta, GA Lucy C. Laney HS 15 Devin Coleman G So. 1VL Philadelphia, PA Friends Central HS 20 Jordan Roper G Fr. HS Columbia, SC Irmo HS 21 Damarcus Harrison G So. TR Greenwood, SC BYU 22 Bernard Sullivan F So. 1VL Gastonia, NC Davidson Day School 24 Milton Jennings F Sr. 3VL Summerville, SC Pinewood Prep 31 Devin Booker F/C Sr. 3VL Whitmire, SC Union HS 32 K.J. McDaniels F Fr. 1VL Birmingham, AL Central Park Christian HS 33 Josh Smith F Fr. HS Charlotte, NC Olympic HS 35 Landry Nnoko C Fr. HS Yaounde, Cameroon Montverde Academy (FL) Note: Blossomgame and Coleman will both red-shirt the season NUMERICAL ROSTER 3

4 CLEMSON vs. COASTAL CAROLINA ACC STANDINGS Team Overall ACC Duke Maryland Miami North Carolina Virginia Tech Virginia NC State Georgia Tech Clemson Florida State Boston College Wake Forest UPCOMING ACC SCHEDULE Wednesday, Dec. 19 Clemson at Coastal Carolina ESPN3 7:00 Cornell at Duke ESPNU 7:00 Morgan State at Virginia ESPN3 7:00 North Carolina at Texas ESPN2 9:00 Thursday, Dec. 20 Elon at Duke ESPNU 7:00 Friday, Dec. 21 Stony Brook at Maryland ESPN3 8:00 Saturday, Dec. 22 McNeese State at North Carolina ESPNU 12:00 Providence at Boston College ESPN3 2:00 Florida State at Charlotte FSS 2:00 Wake Forest at UNC Greensboro ESPN3 2:30 St. Bonaventure at NC State ESPN3 3:00 The Citadel at Georgia Tech RSN 4:00 Virginia vs. Old Dominion NBCS 5:30 Governor s Holiday Hoops Classic, Richmond, VA Virginia Tech vs. Bradley 8:00 Las Vegas Classic, Las Vegas, NV Miami vs. Hawaii ESPNU 12:30 AM Diamond Head Classic, Honolulu, HI NATIONAL POLLS Week #3 (December 17) AP Team ESPN/USA 1. Duke 1 2. Michigan 2 3. Syracuse 3 4. Arizona 5 5. Louisville 4 6. Indiana 6 7. Ohio State 7 8. Florida 9 9. Kansas Illinois Cincinnati Missouri Minnesota Gonzaga Georgetown New Mexico Creighton San Diego State Butler Michigan State T UNLV Notre Dame North Carolina T Oklahoma State NC State NR NR. Kentucky 23 Coached the 1990 team to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament Established 33 Clemson coaching records at the time of his retirement, including many that still stand today such as ACC wins (59) and wins over top-25 teams (22) 1987 and 1990 ACC Coach of the Year. Game 9 Review... Clemson Controls Rattlers of Florida A&M in Victory Clemson put together a 16-2 run coming out of the halftime break and pulled away to an easy victory over Florida A&M on Saturday at Littlejohn Coliseum. The Tigers, coming off a week off due to final exams, improved to 6-3 on the season. The loss dropped the Rattlers to 4-7 overall and 0-6 on the road. Jordan Roper, a freshman guard out of Columbia, SC, led the Tigers in scoring in his first career start. He posted a season-best 16 points, a high in for any Clemson newcomer. Roper buried 6-of-8 field goals overall, including 4-of-5 from threepoint range. He also added three steals. Three other players reached double figures for Brad Brownell s team: Adonis Filer (14), Devin Booker (12) and K.J. McDaniels (11). Starting point guard Rod Hall collected a career-high 10 assists, while senior Milton Jennings added a season-best 11 rebounds in just 27 minutes. The Tigers shot 52.6 percent from the field on their way to a season-high 80 points. Clemson made 30 of 57 field goals, including 5-of-17 from long range. Clemson shot 15-of-22 at the charity stripe and enjoyed a +17 advantage on the boards. Conversely, FAMU shot just 31.8 percent overall and was outscored in points off turnovers by Clemson by a margin. Clemson led at the break, despite 19 points in the opening half from FAMU guard Reggie Lewis. He finished the game with 26 points and made 6-of-8 from three-point range. After a three-point play on a one-handed alley-oop dunk from Hall to McDaniels gave Clemson a advantage, the lead quickly narrowed to three on a layup by Muhammad Abdul- Aleem and back-to-back trifectas by Lewis. Holding a lead, Clemson responded with a 6-0 run that included a pass from Hall off the glass to a trailing McDaniels, who emphatically slammed it home. The Tigers stretched their lead to by converting on their first six field goal attempts of the second frame. Roper hit a pair of long-range shots in the run, while Booker got loose against the smaller Rattlers inside for a pair of baskets as well. Clemson was able to empty its bench in the second half, as all 11 players that dressed played at least eight minutes. Damarcus Harrison came off the bench to grab a career-best eight rebounds, while sophomore Bernard Sullivan returned to action after missing the last game due to a concussion. The Gastonia, NC native made a pair of jumpers and added three rebounds and two steals in 13 minutes. Most Recent Meeting... Clemson Drops Heartbreaker at the Buzzer to Coastal, Coastal Carolina s Chris Gradnigo scored on a putback off his own miss at the buzzer to lift the Chanticleers to a victory over Clemson on Nov. 22, Andre Young led the Tigers with 20 points. It was a very disappointing loss, Clemson Head Coach Brad Brownell said. We had chances to make big stops late in the game and did not get a stop when we needed one. Following a Young miss with 29 seconds to play, Coastal Carolina set up for one last shot. Gradnigo got a good look at the basket but missed on a jumper. However, no one blocked out guard Anthony Raffa as he secured the offensive rebound and called a timeout with nine seconds to play. The Chanticleers then set up for the last shot. Gradnigo had a one-on-one matchup with Clemson s Bryan Narcisse, where he drove to the foul line and lifted a floater with three seconds left that bounced off the back of the rim and right back to him, and he tipped it in after Narcisse fell as time expired. I drew it up, but I didn t set up the second shot, Coastal Carolina Head Coach Cliff Ellis said. We were just fortunate. CLEMSON S RECORD... Overall At home On the road At neutral sites In overtime Vs. ranked opponents In games decided by 3 points or less In games decided by 5 points or less In games decided by 7 or more points When leading at halftime When trailing at halftime When tied at halftime When shooting 50% or better When opponent shoots less than 50% When scoring 70 or more points When winning the rebound margin When winning the turnover margin In November In December In January In February In March We wanted the ball in Chris hands and fortunately, he was able to make that extra play. The Tigers took a lead with 1:31 to play on a Tanner Smith three-pointer from the right side, but Clemson could not get a stop down the stretch as Coastal scored on four of its last five possessions. Clemson thought it had found itself after building a lead late in the first half thanks to a 12-0 run. Andre Young, who led the Tigers in scoring, produced 10 of the 12 points, including a pair of three-pointers. Clemson led at the break. The Tiger defense held Coastal Carolina to 33.3 percent shooting in the first half. In the first half we played well defensively, Brownell said. The field goal percentage was a little misleading in the second half because of the fastbreak layups. We can t guard those, but in the end we did not defend like we needed to. It was not any better defensively because we did not get stops late. Hall Records Single-Game Assist High Under Brad Brownell Clemson point guard Rod Hall has had a steady hand for the Tigers the entire season. But, he was extremely impressive in his last outing for Clemson in terms of facilitating the offense. He produced a career-high 10 assists, also a single-game high by an individual in 74 games under Head Coach Brad Brownell. The previous benchmark had been nine assists, achieved on two occasions by former Tiger guard Andre Young. He had nine in against Maryland, and nine in against College of Charleston. Hall s previous best was eight assists earlier this season in a win over UTEP. Most Individual Assists by a Tiger Under Brownell Name Opponent Date Assists Rod Hall Florida A&M 12/15/12 10 Andre Young Maryland 1/22/11 9 Andre Young Charleston 11/19/11 9 Rod Hall UTEP 11/23/12 8 Tanner Smith Miami 2/20/11 8 Tanner Smith Gardner-Webb 11/11/11 8 Tanner Smith Iowa 11/29/11 8 Demontez Stitt Maryland 1/22/11 8 Roper Productive in First Career Starting Assignment Freshman guard Jordan Roper certainly made the most of his first opportunity to start in the Tigers backcourt. The Palmetto State native was 6-for-8 from the floor and 4-of-5 from three-point distance as he scored 16 points against Florida A&M on Dec. 15. He led the Tigers in scoring for the first time this 4

5 CLEMSON vs. COASTAL CAROLINA season with the 16-point effort. Roper s productivity wasn t limited to only the offensive end of the floor, however. He also led Clemson with three steals, including one off an interception at mid-court which he took the distance for a slam in the second half of Clemson s win. Roper s 16 were the most by a Tiger freshman since K.J. McDaniels posted 16 at Florida State in The four three-point goals were the most by a Clemson freshman since Noel Johnson made four in the 2010 ACC Tournament against NC State. Roper Makes Impact in Homecoming Trip Clemson freshman Jordan Roper grew up in the shadows of the University of South Carolina. The two-time all-state selection at Irmo High School scored 1,698 points in his prep career - second in Irmo history behind former Gamecock legend B.J. McKie. Roper led Irmo to a state championship in AAAA classification as a junior in That is why Roper s return to Columbia for the Dec. 2 game against South Carolina was such a sweet one for the 5-foot-11 guard. He scored five points in 16 minutes, the last two of which came off an important steal and slam to help the Tigers break the game open early in the second half. Booker Fourth Among Active ACC Players in Rebounds Senior center Devin Booker is fourth among active players in the ACC with 566 career rebounds. Mason Plumlee is first with 828 boards, followed by Richard Howell (761) and Reggie Johnson (718). Booker averaged a team-high 7.0 per game in as a junior, and leads this year s squad with a 7.7 per game figure. Booker Approaching Statistical Milestones Clemson center Devin Booker is approaching several personal milestones from a statistical standpoint. The 6-foot-8 Booker needs: 13 rebounds to pass Raymond Jones for 24th all-time in Clemson history 151 points to become the 36th player in Clemson history with 1,000 for his career McDaniels Improvement on Full Display This Season One of the most improved players within the Atlantic Coast Conference throughout the early portion of the season has to be Clemson sophomore K.J. McDaniels. The 6-foot-6 wing has increased his productivity across the board and become one of the Tigers leaders. A quick look to the chart below shows that McDaniels is significantly ahead of last year s pace in nearly every statistical measure. McDaniels Improvement from Freshman to Sophomore Season Category (30 games) (9 games) Difference Points Per Game Rebounds Per Game Minutes Per Game Assists Per Game Blocks Per Game Steals Per Game Three-Point Goals Per Game Sullivan Returns After Sitting Out Arizona with Concussion Sophomore forward Bernard Sullivan missed the Arizona game after suffering a concussion during the South Carolina game on Dec. 2. Sullivan was hit in the temple on a driving layup attempt in the first half, but did not experience any issues until later that night. He was diagnosed with a slight concussion and was not cleared to practice until Monday, Dec. 10. Sullivan started games against Purdue and South Carolina when Milton Jennings was suspended. He returned to action for the Tigers against Florida A&M and posted four points, three rebounds and two steals in 13 minutes. Sullivan has averaged 13.3 minutes per game backing up Jennings. Harrison Makes Key Shot at South Carolina Damarcus Harrison, who transferred in from BYU after the school did not have a scholarship available after a delay with his Mormon mission plans, has averaged 5.6 points and 3.6 rebounds per game off the bench most of this season. He has been a solid addition for the Tigers, scoring in every game with a high of 10 at Furman. He started the Arizona game following T.J. Sapp s transfer announcement earlier that week. Harrison played a crucial role in Clemson s road victory at South Carolina. With the Tigers up four and less than four minutes to play, Harrison caught a skip pass from Rod Hall on the right wing and rattled home a three to push the lead to 54-47, giving Clemson complete momentum down the stretch. Jennings Improved in Many Areas Early in Senior Season Clemson senior Milton Jennings has shown improvement across several areas of his individual game so far in the season. His overall (.500), three-point (.435) and free throw (.737) numbers are all up from his junior season. He is second on the team averaging 6.0 rebounds per game, also a higher number on average than his junior year. Most importantly from a statistical standpoint, however, has been Jennings care with the basketball. He possesses a 14-to-8 assist-to-turnover ratio through seven appearances, an average of just over one turnover per game. Last season, Jennings had twice as many turnovers (66) as assists (31). For his career, he has a 79-to-165 ratio. As you can see, cutting down on turnovers was a focal point in the offseason. Statistical Streaks & Trends Devin Booker has pulled in seven or more rebounds in six straight games and is averaging 9.2 per contest during that time. K.J. McDaniels has reached double figures in the scoring column six times this season, one more than his mark from last season in 21 fewer games. McDaniels has blocked at least one shot in five consecutive games. McDaniels has made 11 three-pointers in seven games, four more than he made as a freshman in 30 appearances. Adonis Filer is the only Tiger freshman to score in each game so far. He has reached double figures in five games, third-most on the team behind Booker and McDaniels. Filer has attempted at least six free throws in each of Clemson s last three games - making 7-of-10 in games against South Carolina and Florida A&M. Jordan Roper has made at least one three-pointer in five of Clemson s nine games. He is coming off a season-high four makes against Florida A&M. Rod Hall has led or tied for the team lead in assists in six of nine games, and is coming off a career-best 10 against Florida A&M. Clemson Forming its own SWAT Team No, not a Special Weapons and Tactics team. The Clemson team is quickly developing a reputation as one of the top shot-blocking teams in the country. Clemson has swatted away an average of 5.7 shots per game, a figure good enough to lead the Atlantic Coast Conference and rank 18th among the NCAA s Division I leaders. K.J. McDaniels has been Clemson s best shot-blocker, despite being a 6-foot-6 wing player. The sophomore has blocked at least one shot in five straight games and has blocked as many as five shots in the road win at South Carolina. Devin Booker, who is second on the team with 10 swats, had five in the game against No. 8 Arizona alone. Milton Jennings also averages one blocked shot per game, while Damarcus Harrison (5) and Landry Nnoko (4) have also shown an ability to provide some timely blocks. Quick Notes on the Old Spice Classic Clemson went 2-1 in its first trip to Orlando for the event, falling to Gonzaga (57-49) before defeating UTEP (69-48) and Marist (59-44). Milton Jennings was named to the All-Tournament Team after averaging 11 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. Jennings scored a season-high 18 points in the win over UTEP and made a career-best four from outside the arc. K.J. McDaniels also averaged 11 points per game in the event, which included a career-high 17-point outing against UTEP. Adonis Filer reached double figures in all three games, scoring eight of his 10 points in the second half of all three. Clemson held Gonzaga 37 points below its season scoring average entering the first round game. Gonzaga went on to win the event. Clemson s.750 three-point percentage vs. UTEP (12-for-16) was an Old Spice Classic singlegame record. Clemson Sets Old Spice Single-Game Shooting Record Clemson struggled to find its three-point shooting touch in the opening round of the Old Spice Classic against Gonzaga, but that was not the case in the Tigers next game against UTEP. Clemson came out on fire and made 10-of-12 in the opening half, just one shy of the Clemson record for three-pointers in a half. The Tigers went on to make 12-of-16, a single-game tournament record for three-point percentage (.750). It was also the fifth-best mark in school history. Milton Jennings and K.J. McDaniels both made four apiece, the first time in school history that two forwards made that many in the same game. It was a career-high for both, while McDaniels was perfect in four attempts. It was also the first time any Tiger duo made at least four in the same game since backcourt mates Tanner Smith and Andre Young achieved the feat against North Carolina in the 2011 ACC Tournament semifinal against North Carolina. Top Three-Point Percentages in Clemson History (min. 10 attempts) Pct FG-FGA Site-Opponent Date H-North Carolina N-Delaware State H-Winthrop H-Georgia Tech N-UTEP Tiger Defense Effective Early in Season Clemson is 11th nationally in scoring defense according to the latest NCAA statistics released F 5

6 CLEMSON vs. COASTAL CAROLINA Monday. The Tigers have yieled just 55.4 points per game, second-best in the ACC. Clemson s field goal percentage defense (.381) is fourth-best in the ACC and 37th best among Division I teams. Seven of Clemson s nine opponents have scored 57 or less. Clemson held its first five opponents below 60 points. It was the first such stretch for the program since the season, when Rick Barnes final team went Dec. 17 through Dec. 30 without allowing five straight opponents to break 60. Clemson held No. 12 Gonzaga to just 57 total points, 37 below its season average entering the Nov. 22 contest. The Zags went on to win the Old Spice Classic. The Tigers held Arizona to 35.5 percent shooting. The No. 8 Wildcats came into the game on Dec. 8 averaging 52 percent on its field goals. Clemson blocked 12 shots against Arizona, a program high in 74 games under Head Coach Brad Brownell. Blossomgame to Red-Shirt Season Clemson Head Coach Brad Brownell announced that freshman forward Jaron Blossomgame would use a medical red-shirt and sit out the season. The 6-foot-7 native of Alpharetta, GA has been recovering from a broken leg suffered during a workout in April when he was still enrolled as a senior at Chattahoochee High School. He made a good jump in progress in late September, so we had held out hope he d be ready ahead of schedule, Brownell said. He s still improving consistently, but there has not been a significant enough jump within the last two weeks to let me know that he would be ready. He is enjoying his time at Clemson and is improving physically and mentally as a player. We will certainly miss him this season; he s a terrific athlete who could help our depth in the frontcourt. But, he ll be better at 22 than he will at 18. Adding Jaron to our 2013 signees - Austin Ajukwa and Patrick Rooks - will be a boost to our team next season. Blossomgame is the most decorated of Clemson s five-man freshman class, earning fourstar status from ESPNU, who rated him the nation s No. 94 prospect in the class of Blossomgame, a first-team AAAA all-state selection last season, averaged 25.8 points per game and was a standout on the 17 and under Georgia Stars AAU squad last summer. This will benefit me in the long run, Blossomgame said. I can gain experience by watching K.J. McDaniels at our small forward position, and see what Coach Brownell wants out of me. Our doctors said I could be 100 percent in January, but I don t want to come back in the thick of the ACC schedule and have a tough time adjusting to college ball. If I tried to play right now, I couldn t produce the way I want to, and that would hold me back from being the best player I could possibly be. Speaking of Injuries... Sophomore guard Devin Coleman, one of Clemson s best players at the end of the season, suffered a torn Achilles tendon during a conditioning drill. He is expected to miss anywhere from 6-8 months of action and, like Blossomgame, will red-shirt the season. Coleman averaged 6.8 points per game over Clemson s final eight contests of his freshman season, which included a team-high 15-point performance in the ACC Tournament against Virginia Tech. Clemson 16-1 Under Brad Brownell When Holding Opponents to 50 or Less In Brad Brownell s first season, Clemson held seven opponents to 50 points or less and compiled a 6-1 record in those games. The only team to defeat the Tigers when scoring less than 50 points was Virginia, who won on Feb. 2, Clemson held five ACC schools to 50 or less in his first season, including three straight from Jan. 25 through Feb. 2, In comparison, Clemson held a total of eight teams to 50 or less in the two seasons prior to Brownell s arrival, and In , Brownell s second season, the Tigers held seven opponents to 50 points or less. Not surprisingly, the Tigers won all seven games in that scenario, including a dismantling of Georgia Tech at Philips Arena. The team got off to a good start by allowing only 44 points to Presbyterian in its season-opening victory. The Tigers followed with back-to-back games holding UTEP and Marist to under 50 in the Old Spice tournament. Clemson is 16-1 under Brownell when holding opponents to 50 or less. Holding Opponents to 50 Points or Less Under Brad Brownell (16-1) Date Opponent Result Score Savannah State W Delaware State W NC State W Florida State W Virginia L Wake Forest W Boston College W Gardner-Webb W The Citadel W Furman W Winthrop W Alabama State W Virginia W Georgia Tech W Presbyterian W UTEP W Marist W Tigers Picked 8th in ACC by Coaches, Media Clemson was picked to finish in eighth place in the ACC by both the head coaches and media prior to the season. For the first time ever, the ACC head coaches predicted the order of finish and voted on preseason individual honors as well. NC State was the overwhelming choice for first place by both, while Wolfpack standouts C.J. Leslie and Rodney Purvis were named ACC Preseason Player and Rookie of the Year, respectively, by both the coaches and media. In the coaches poll, Duke was picked second, followed by North Carolina. Miami and Florida State rounded out the top five. The only difference in the media s top five was a flip-flop with Florida State in fourth and Miami fifth. This is the lowest Clemson has been predicted to finish since the Tigers were tabbed ninth going into the season. Clemson was picked seventh or higher from through the season. Preseason ACC Coaches Poll Rk. Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. NC State (8) Duke (3) North Carolina (1) Miami Florida State Maryland Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Virginia Tech 32 Wake Forest Boston College 25 Preseason ACC Media Poll Rk. Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. NC State (26) Duke (21) North Carolina Florida State (6) Miami Maryland Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Virginia Tech Wake Forest Boston College 90 Clemson Tabbed for 2013 Charleston Classic Clemson will take part in the 2013 Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant, ESPN Regional Television announced in November. Clemson is one of six schools confirmed for the event that will be held at College of Charleston s TD Arena next November. The other schools committed to playing are UAB, Georgia, Nebraska, New Mexico and Temple. The exact dates of the tournament, as well as the final two participating teams, will be announced at a later date. The 2013 Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant will be a bracket-format tournament, featuring 12 games over the three days of competition. The Southern Conference will again serve as the event s sponsoring conference, marking the sixth straight year. Clemson won the inaugural Charleston Classic in 2008 when Oliver Purnell was still the Tigers head coach. The Tigers defeated Hofstra, TCU and Temple in order on their way to winning the championship. Trevor Booker was named Tournament MVP after posting 15 points and 16 rebounds in the final game against Temple. Other past winners of the Charleston Classic are Miami (FL) (2009), Georgetown (2010) and Northwestern (2011). This year s champion will be crowned on Sunday, Nov. 18. Additional information, including travel packages, can be found on the Charleston Classic Web site at CharlestonClassic.com. The event is owned and operated by ESPN Regional Television, a subsidiary of ESPN. 6

7 CLEMSON vs. COASTAL CAROLINA Ajukwa, Rooks Sign National Letters-of-Intent with Clemson Austin Ajukwa and Patrick Rooks signed National Letters-of-Intent with Clemson on Nov. 14, the first day of the early signing period. Head Coach Brad Brownell made the announcement Wednesday morning that Ajukwa, a 6-foot-6 wing from Columbia, SC, and Rooks, a 6-foot-3 guard from Charlotte, NC, would be joining the Tiger program in We feel really good about the signing of Austin and Patrick, Brownell said. We ve tracked them the last couple of years, and both players can really score the basketball. Both are good students and come from great families, and we re excited to have them at Clemson. Ajukwa, who plays for Cardinal Newman School, is a three-star prospect according to both ESPNU and Rivals.com. The athletic wing is rated the No. 2 senior prospect in the state of South Carolina by ESPNU, and the nation s No. 30 prospect at his position according to the same service. He has been an all-state selection the past two seasons by the High School Sports Report. Ajukwa was named the Statewide SCISA Player-of-the-Year by the same publication after averaging 21 points per game. He added 9.0 rebounds per game and 2.5 steals per game defensively. Ajukwa played with the South Carolina Elite on the AAU circuit. Austin is an athletic wing that can play a variety of positions, Brownell said. He had a very good junior year, followed by an outstanding summer. He will be a very good player at Clemson because he can do a lot of different things on the court. He has an ability to create his own shot, and can use his athleticism to make difficult shots at times. Rooks is listed as a three-star prospect by ESPNU, Rivals.com and Scout.com. He is rated the No. 7 prospect in the state of North Carolina by ESPNU, and No. 31 overall at his position. Rooks has led Charlotte Christian School to three consecutive conference crowns and a state runner-up finish in when he teamed with current Virginia Cavalier forward Anthony Gill. Rooks has been an all-conference selection each of the last two seasons. In , he averaged 14 points per game and shot 37 percent from three-point range. Rooks was a member of Team Loaded, a Virginia-based AAU team that won the prestigious Las Vegas FAB 48 Tournament this past summer. Rooks comes from an athletic family. His mother, Velda, was a track athlete at Appalachian State University and his father, Steven, played basketball at nearby Southern Wesleyan. His mother earned a master s degree from Clemson. Patrick is an outstanding shooter with a quick release and deep range, Brownell said. He will help us stretch defenses, and will play with the scoring mentality that you need from a few guys on your team. He s a good pull-up jump shooter. He is a young man who has followed this program for several years and always wanted to wear orange. That is exciting to me. 7

8 TEAM STATISTICS OVERALL STATISTICS (6-3) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 32 McDaniels, K.J Booker, Devin Jennings, Milton Filer, Adonis Hall, Rod Roper, Jordan Harrison, Damarcus Sapp, T.J Sullivan, Bernard Nnoko, Landry Smith, Josh Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 30, Opponents 22 NON-CONFERENCE GAME STATISTICS (6-3) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 32 McDaniels, K.J Booker, Devin Jennings, Milton Filer, Adonis Hall, Rod Roper, Jordan Harrison, Damarcus Sapp, T.J Sullivan, Bernard Nnoko, Landry Smith, Josh Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 30, Opponents 22 INDIVIDUAL CAREER STATISTICS ## Name GMs Sts. Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 2 Fields, Carson Filer, Adonis Hall, Rod Coleman, Devin Roper, Jordan Harrison, Damarcus Sullivan, Bernard Jennings, Milton Booker, Devin McDaniels, K.J Smith, Josh Nnoko, Landry MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Dunks: (38) Booker 17, McDaniels 14, Roper 3, Jennings 2, Harrison 1, Nnoko 1 Charges Taken: (3) Filer 1, Hall 1, Jennings 1 Double-Doubles: (1) Booker 1 Double Figure Scoring: (24) Booker 6, McDaniels 6, Filer 5, Jennings 3, Roper 2, Hall 1, Harrison 1 Double Figure Rebounding: (3) Booker 2, Jennings 1 Led Clemson in Scoring: Booker 3, Jennings 3, Filer 1, McDaniels 1, Roper 1 Led Clemson in Rebounding: Booker 5, Jennings 4 Led Clemson in Assists: Hall 6, Filer 2, Jennings 1 Consecutive Field Goals Made: 6 by Devin Booker vs. Marist (last 1) & Purdue (first 5), 11/25/12 through 11/28/12 Consecutive Points Scored: 8 by Adonis Filer vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Consecutive Free Throws Made: 12 by K.J. McDaniels vs. South Carolina (last 7), 12/2/12, Arizona (2-2), 12/8/12 & Florida A&M (3-3), 12/15/12 Consecutive Three-Pointers Made: 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Largest Lead/Deficit: +33 (77-44) vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; -23 (22-45) vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Largest Halftime Deficit: -20 (22-42) vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Most Consecutive Clemson Points: 12 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Most Consecutive Opponent Points: 11 by Purdue, 11/28/12; 11 by Arizona, 12/8/12

9 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS & LEADERS 6-3 Overall, 0-0 ACC, 6-3 Non-Conference, 2-2 Home, 2-0 Away, 2-1 Neutral Date Site W-L Score Opponent (AP/USA) Time/Attend. Notes H W Presbyterian College 6,654 Tigers hold PC to 30% FG shooting; Jennings leads with 15 pts, 6 rebs A W Furman 2,746 Clemson outscores Furman 29-5 off turnovers; Booker leads with 15 pts N1 L Gonzaga (17/16) 2,076 Tigers hold Zags to 37 points below season average coming into the game N1 W UTEP 2,205 Clemson sets Old Spice Classic record with.750 three-point accuracy (12-for-16) N1 W Marist 1, run in second half helps Clemson pull away; Jennings All-Tournament Team H L Purdue 7,632 Booker posts 18 pts & 8 rebs but Purdue led by 20 at half behind hot shooting 12-2 A W South Carolina 10,684 Booker, Hall and McDaniels combine for 44 points and 19 rebounds 12-8 H L Arizona (8/8) 8,509 Second-half lead erased by 11-0 Arizona run; Jennings returned to score 15 pts H W Florida A&M 7,862 Tigers take control with 16-2 run to start 2nd half; Roper scores 16 in first start A Coastal Carolina 7:00 PM H SC State 2:00 PM 1-1 H The Citadel 4:00 PM 1-5 H Florida State 4:00 PM 1-8 A Duke 7:00 PM 1-12 H Virginia 12:00 PM 1-15 H Wake Forest 7:00 PM 1-20 A NC State 6:00 PM 1-24 A Florida State 8:00 PM 1-27 H Virginia Tech 1:00 PM 1-29 H Georgia Tech 7:00 PM 2-2 A Boston College 12:00 PM 2-7 A Virginia 7:00 PM 2-10 H NC State 1:00 PM 2-14 A Georgia Tech 7:00 PM 2-17 H Miami 6:00 PM 2-23 A Maryland 12:00 PM 2-28 H North Carolina 7:00 PM 3-2 A Virginia Tech 8:00 PM 3-5 H Boston College 7:00 PM 3-9 A Miami 2:30 PM N1 - Old Spice Classic (Orlando, FL) Home Attendance: 30,657 (4) Average: 7,664 Total Attendance: 49,448 (9) Average: 5,494 Individual Leaders Opponent Top Scorer Top Rebounder Assists Blocks Steals Presbyterian Jennings (15) Jennings (6) Hall (5) McDaniels (4) Jennings (2) at Furman Booker (15) Jennings (6) Hall (6) Nnoko (1) 3 players with (2) vs. Gonzaga # Filer (10) Jennings (8) Jennings (5) McDaniels (3) 3 players with (1) vs. UTEP # Jennings (18) Booker (10) Hall (8) 3 players with (1) McDaniels (2) vs. Marist # Booker (15) Booker (13) Hall (2) Jennings (3) McDaniels (3) Purdue Booker (18) Booker (8) Filer (3) McDaniels (3) McDaniels (2) at South Carolina McDaniels (16) Booker (8) Hall (4) McDaniels (5) Booker (3) Arizona Jennings (15) Booker (9) Filer (2) Booker (5) Jennings, McDaniels (2) Florida A&M Roper (16) Jennings (11) Hall (10) 4 players with (1) Roper (3) at Coastal Carolina SC State The Citadel Florida State at Duke Virginia Wake Forest at NC State at Florida State Virginia Tech Georgia Tech at Boston College at Virginia NC State at Georgia Tech Miami at Maryland North Carolina at Virginia Tech Boston College at Miami vs. TBA ^ # - Old Spice Classic (Orlando, FL); ^ - ACC Tournament (Greensboro, NC)

10 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS Opponent Score By Periods FGM-A-Pct. 3FGM-A-Pct FTM-A-Pct. Reb (O-D) PF-DQ A TO BS S 1H-FG% 2H-FG% Bench H-Presbyterian College (10-20) Clemson (1-0) (9-28) A-Furman (8-16) Clemson (2-0) (15-16) N-Gonzaga (9-28) Clemson (2-1) (13-20) N-UTEP (10-14) Clemson (3-1) (8-25) N-Marist (5-21) Clemson (4-1) (9-31) H-Purdue (11-30) Clemson (4-2) (11-16) A-South Carolina (17-19) Clemson (5-2) (7-22) H-Arizona (20-24) Clemson (5-3) (12-21) H-Florida A&M (11-21) Clemson (6-3) (11-38)

11 STATISTICS BY VENUE HOME GAME STATISTICS (2-2) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 24 Jennings, Milton McDaniels, K.J Booker, Devin Filer, Adonis Roper, Jordan Sapp, T.J Hall, Rod Harrison, Damarcus Sullivan, Bernard Smith, Josh Nnoko, Landry Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 12, Opponents 6 AWAY GAME STATISTICS (2-0) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 31 Booker, Devin McDaniels, K.J Hall, Rod Harrison, Damarcus Filer, Adonis Jennings, Milton Sullivan, Bernard Nnoko, Landry Roper, Jordan Sapp, T.J Fields, Carson Smith, Josh TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 9, Opponents 9 NEUTRAL GAME STATISTICS (2-1) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 32 McDaniels, K.J Jennings, Milton Filer, Adonis Booker, Devin Roper, Jordan Hall, Rod Harrison, Damarcus Sapp, T.J Smith, Josh Sullivan, Bernard Fields, Carson Nnoko, Landry TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 9, Opponents 7

12 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES Category Clemson Team High Clemson Team Low Total Points 80 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 49 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 1st Half Points 41 vs. Furman, 11/16/12; Florida A&M, 12/15/12 22 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 2nd Half Points 39 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 25 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 1st Half Field Goal % 56.0 vs. UTEP, 11/23/ vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 2nd Half Field Goal % 65.2 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/ vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Scoring Margin +33 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12-12 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12; Arizona, 12/8/12 Field Goals Made 30 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Florida A&M, 12/15/12 17 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Field Goal Attempts 58 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12; Purdue, 11/28/12 39 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Field Goal % 53.6 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/ vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Pointers Made 12 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12; Marist, 11/25/12 3-Point Attempts 23 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 6 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 75.0 vs. UTEP, 11/23/ vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Free Throws Made 27 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 7 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Free Throw Attempts 37 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 11 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 78.6 vs. UTEP, 11/23/ vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Rebounds 49 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 27 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Offensive Rebounds 15 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 7 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Rebound Margin +17 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12-14 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Assists 20 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 6 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12; Arizona, 12/8/12 Turnovers 17 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 5 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Blocked Shots 12 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 1 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Steals 10 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12; Florida A&M, 12/15/12 3 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Fouls 25 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 10 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Category Opponent Team High Opponent Team Low Total Points 73 by Purdue, 11/28/12 44 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Marist, 11/25/12 1st Half Points 42 by Purdue, 11/28/12 21 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Marist, 11/25/12 2nd Half Points 38 by Arizona, 12/8/12 22 by UTEP, 11/23/12 1st Half Field Goal % 57.1 by Purdue, 11/28/ by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 2nd Half Field Goal % 70.0 by Gonzaga, 11/22/ by Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goals Made 25 by Purdue, 11/28/12 16 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Field Goal Attempts 66 by Florida A&M, 12/15/12 39 by Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal % 51.0 by Purdue, 11/28/ by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 3-Pointers Made 8 by Purdue, 11/28/12 2 by Furman, 11/16/12; Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Point Attempts 23 by Marist, 11/25/12 8 by Furman, 11/16/12; UTEP, 11/23/12 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 44.4 by Purdue, 11/28/ by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Free Throws Made 17 by Furman, 11/16/12; Arizona, 12/8/12 4 by Marist, 11/25/12 Free Throw Attempts 26 by Furman, 11/16/12 9 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Marist, 11/25/12 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 85.0 by Arizona, 12/8/ by UTEP, 11/23/12 Rebounds 44 by Arizona, 12/8/12 24 by Furman, 11/16/12; UTEP, 11/23/12 Offensive Rebounds 20 by Arizona, 12/8/12 5 by Marist, 11/25/12 Assists 15 by Purdue, 11/28/12 5 by Furman, 11/16/12 Turnovers 19 by South Carolina, 12/2/12 9 by UTEP, 11/23/12 Blocked Shots 4 by South Carolina, 12/2/12; Arizona, 12/8/12 0 by UTEP, 11/23/12 Steals 13 by Arizona, 12/8/12 2 by Furman, 11/16/12 Fouls 28 by South Carolina, 12/2/12 11 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Category Clemson Individual Best Opponent Individual Best Points 18 by Milton Jennings vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 26 by Reggie Lewis (Florida A&M), 12/15/12 Devin Booker vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Field Goals Made 7 by Devin Booker vs. Marist, 11/25/12 9 by Reggie Lewis (Florida A&M), 12/15/12 Devin Booker vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Field Goal Attempts 15 by Devin Booker vs. Marist, 11/25/12 15 by Reggie Lewis & Muhammad Abdul-Aleem (Florida A&M), 12/15/12 Field Goal Perfection 2 by Josh Smith vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 2 by Jacob Lawson (Purdue), 11/28/12 Bernard Sullivan vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 3-Pointers Made 4 by many (3), last by Jordan Roper vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 6 by D.J. Byrd (Purdue), 11/28/12 Reggie Lewis (Florida A&M), 12/15/12 3-Point Attempts 7 by T.J. Sapp vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 11 by D.J. Byrd (Purdue), 11/28/12 3-Point Perfection 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 1 by C.J. Cooper (UTEP), 11/23/12 Brandon Ashley (Arizona), 12/8/12 Free Throws Made 9 by Rod Hall vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 6 by Bryant Irwin (Furman), 11/16/12 Free Throw Attempts 12 by Rod Hall vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 8 by Bryant Irwin (Furman), 11/16/12 Ronnie Johnson (Purdue), 11/28/12 Free Throw Perfection 4 by Milton Jennings vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 5 by Mark Lyons (Arizona), 12/8/12 Rod Hall vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Rebounds 13 by Devin Booker vs. Marist, 11/25/12 10 by Solomon Hill (Arizona), 12/8/12 Offensive Rebounds 5 by Devin Booker vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 7 by Solomon Hill (Arizona), 12/8/12 Devin Booker vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Assists 10 by Rod Hall vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 7 by David Stockton (Gonzaga), 11/22/12 Blocked Shots 5 by K.J. McDaniels vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 2 by many (3), last by Solomon Hill (Arizona), 12/8/12 Devin Booker vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Steals 3 by many (4), last by Jordan Roper vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 5 by Nick Johnson (Arizona), 12/8/12 Minutes 37 by Devin Booker vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 38 by Isaiah Morton (Marist), 11/25/12 Terone Johnson (Purdue), 11/28/12 Note: Clemson home games denoted in bold.

13 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES UNDER BRAD BROWNELL Category Clemson Team High Clemson Team Low Total Points 87 vs. many (3), last vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11 47 vs. Virginia, 2/2/11; Arizona, 12/10/11 1st Half Points 43 vs. Western Carolina, 11/12/10 13 vs. Virginia, 2/2/11 2nd Half Points 53 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/11 21 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 1st Half Field Goal % 64.3 vs. Wake Forest, 2/11/ vs. Arizona, 12/10/11 2nd Half Field Goal % 85.0 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/ vs. Duke, 3/2/11 Scoring Margin +35 vs. Delaware State, 12/27/10-16 vs. Arizona, 12/10/11 Field Goals Made 33 vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11 17 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10; UTEP, 12/22/11 Field Goal Attempts 73 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 37 vs. Georgia Tech, 2/5/11 Field Goal % 69.2 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/ vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 3-Pointers Made 12 vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11; UTEP, 11/23/12 0 vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 3-Point Attempts 29 vs. many (3), last by North Carolina, 2/12/11 11 vs. Wofford, 11/15/10; Miami, 2/20/11 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 78.6 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/ vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 Free Throws Made 28 vs. Florida State, 1/7/12 4 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11 Free Throw Attempts 46 vs. Western Carolina, 11/12/10 10 vs. North Carolina, 1/18/11 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 87.5 vs. UAB, 3/15/ vs. many (4), last vs. Duke, 1/15/12 Rebounds 47 vs. North Carolina, 2/12/11 19 vs. Virginia, 1/31/12 Offensive Rebounds 22 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 4 vs. Georgia Tech, 2/5/11; UAB, 3/15/11 Rebound Margin +17 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12-15 vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11; Virginia, 1/31/12 Assists 20 vs. many (4), last vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 5 vs. many (3), last vs. NC State, 2/17/11 Turnovers 20 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/11; Georgia Tech, 2/5/11 4 vs. Virginia, 1/31/12 Blocked Shots 12 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 1 vs. many (6), last vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Steals 14 vs. Duke, 3/2/11; East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 2 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11; Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; Virginia Tech, 3/8/12 Fouls 25 vs. many (3), last vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 9 vs. Virginia, 2/14/12 Category Opponent Team High Opponent Team Low Total Points 92 by North Carolina, 3/12/11 37 by Georgia Tech, 2/21/12 1st Half Points 49 by Florida State, 3/4/12 16 by UNC Greensboro, 12/19/10 2nd Half Points 47 by Florida State, 12/12/10 15 by Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11 1st Half Field Goal % 64.0 by Florida State, 3/4/ by Savannah State, 12/17/10 2nd Half Field Goal % 70.0 by Gonzaga, 11/22/ by Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11; Winthrop, 12/17/11 Field Goals Made 31 by North Carolina, 2/18/12 11 by Savannah State, 12/17/10 Field Goal Attempts 66 by Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 39 by Miami, 2/20/11; Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal % 52.6 by College of Charleston, 11/19/ by Savannah State, 12/17/10 3-Pointers Made 12 by UAB, 3/15/11 2 by many (5), last by Wake Forest, 2/26/11 3-Point Attempts 30 by Boston College, 2/8/11 9 by SC State, 11/26/10 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 72.7 by Maryland, 2/7/ by Seton Hall, 11/22/10 Free Throws Made 25 by West Virginia, 3/17/11 1 by Virginia, 2/14/12 Free Throw Attempts 35 by Maryland, 1/22/11 1 by Virginia, 2/14/12 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 91.7 by Gardner-Webb, 11/11/ by Long Beach State, 11/19/10; Georgia Tech, 2/21/12 Rebounds 47 by The Citadel, 1/2/11 20 by Delaware State, 12/27/10 Offensive Rebounds 20 by The Citadel, 1/2/11; Arizona, 12/8/12 1 by Boston College, 1/12/12 Assists 19 by Miami, 1/18/12 5 by many (4), last by Furman, 11/16/12 Turnovers 22 by Florida State, 1/29/11; Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 8 by Miami (FL), 1/8/11 Blocked Shots 8 by North Carolina, 1/18/11; Duke, 3/2/11 0 by many (6), last by UTEP, 11/23/12 Steals 14 by Virginia Tech, 3/5/11 2 by NC State, 2/17/11 Fouls 32 by Western Carolina, 11/12/10 8 by College of Charleston, 11/19/11 Category Clemson Individual Best Opponent Individual Best Points 29 by Andre Young vs. Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 40 by Harrison Barnes (North Carolina), 3/12/11 Field Goals Made 10 by Jerai Grant vs. UAB, 3/15/11 12 by Harrison Barnes (North Carolina), 3/12/11 Field Goal Attempts 20 by Demontez Stitt vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11 20 by Reggie Jackson (Boston College), 2/8/11 Nolan Smith (Duke), 3/2/11 Field Goal Perfection 6 by Jerai Grant vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11 4 by Trey Sumler (Western Carolina), 11/12/10 Dalton Pepper (West Virginia), 3/17/11 3-Pointers Made 7 by Andre Young vs. Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 6 by many (4), last by Reggie Lewis (Florida A&M), 12/15/12 3-Point Attempts 11 by Andre Young vs. North Carolina, 1/18/11 12 by Zane Johnson (Hawaii), 12/25/11 Andre Young vs. Maryland, 1/22/11 3-Point Perfection 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3 by many (4), last by Sean Mosley (Maryland), 2/7/12 Free Throws Made 11 by Demontez Stitt vs. Miami, 2/20/11 12 by Durand Scott (Miami (FL)), 1/8/11 Free Throw Attempts 13 by many (3), last by Demontez Stitt vs. Miami, 2/20/11 13 by Durand Scott (Miami (FL)), 1/8/11 Free Throw Perfection 9 by Jerai Grant vs. College of Charleston, 12/22/10 8 by Erick Green (Virginia Tech), 3/8/12 Rebounds 14 by many (4), last by Tanner Smith vs. Iowa, 11/29/11 14 by Miles Plumlee (Duke), 1/15/12 Offensive Rebounds 7 by many (4), last by K.J. McDaniels vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 7 by Solomon Hill (Arizona), 12/8/12 Assists 10 by Rod Hall vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 13 by Kendall Marshall (North Carolina), 2/18/12 Blocked Shots 8 by Jerai Grant vs. East Carolina, 12/29/10 5 by many (4), last by Damontre Harris (South Carolina), 12/4/11 Steals 5 by Tanner Smith vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11 5 by Chris Singleton (Florida State), 1/29/11 Nick Johnson (Arizona), 12/8/12 Minutes 43 by ^Andre Young vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 43 by ^C.J. Williams (NC State), 2/25/12 ^Tanner Smith vs. NC State, 2/25/12 Bold denotes a Clemson home game; ^ - denotes one overtime period.

14 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #2 CARSON FIELDS Pewee Valley, KY South Oldham HS G Sophomore Preferred walk-on in his second year with the program. Played three minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian College and responded with a rebound and a steal in front of the home crowd. Played final minute of Clemson s road win over Furman, and in Old Spice Classic games against UTEP and Marist. Logged career-high eight minutes against Florida A&M and responded with an assist and steal. Fields Career Highs Points: 2 vs. Florida State, 1/7/12 Field Goals Made: 1 vs. Florida State, 1/7/12 Field Goal Attempts: 2 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: 1 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: 2 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Rebounds: 1 vs. Alabama State, 12/19/11; 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Offensive Rebounds: Assists: 1 vs. The Citadel, 11/16/11; 1 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Blocked Shots: Steals: 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 1 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Minutes: 8 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 FIELDS GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 DNP vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ PURDUE 11/28/12 DNP at South Carolina 12/2/12 DNP ARIZONA 12/8/ FLORIDA A&M 12/15/ Totals

15 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #3 ADONIS FILER Chicago, IL Notre Dame Prep (MA) G Freshman Filer s Career Highs Points: 14 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Field Goal Attempts: 12 vs. Gonzaga, 11/25/12 Field Goal %:.714 (5-7) vs. Marist, 11/25/12 3-Pointers Made: 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 2 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. Gonzaga, 11/25/12 Free Throws Made: 7 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12; 7 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Free Throw Attempts: 10 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12; 10 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Rebounds: 8 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Offensive Rebounds: 3 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Assists: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 3 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Played 21 minutes, most of Clemson s freshmen, in the opener against Presbyterian; scored seven points and added three assists. Tallied six points and two rebounds in 14 minutes at Furman. Averaged 10 points per game in the Old Spice Classic, helping the Tigers to wins over UTEP and Marist. Posted 10 against Gonzaga, eight in the second half. Scored eight of 10 in second half against both UTEP and Marist, hitting 5-of-6 free throws vs. the Miners and adding a season-best eight rebounds against the Red Blocked Shots: Foxes. Made 7-of-10 free throws and took a charge in Clemson s win over South Carolina. Posted 10 points in home loss to No. 8 Arizona; hit 3-of-8 shots and 4-of-6 from the line, while leading Clemson with two assists in 27 minutes off the bench. Played 23 minutes against Florida A&M and posted season-best 14 points in the Tiger victory; made 7-of-10 free throws in the game. Steals: 1 vs. many (7), last vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Minutes: 29 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 FILER GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ PURDUE 11/28/ at South Carolina 12/2/ ARIZONA 12/8/ FLORIDA A&M 12/15/ Totals

16 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #12 ROD HALL Augusta, GA Lucy C. Laney HS G Sophomore Solid in the season opener against Presbyterian, making 3-of-4 shots for six points and five assists in 23 minutes without a turnover. Played 28 minutes without a turnover at Furman and added nine points and six assists. Posted game-high eight assists in Clemson s rout of UTEP. Scored six points and had two assists in win over Marist. Tallied nine points in 29 minutes of Clemson s ACC/Big Ten Challenge matchup with Purdue. Posted 15 points and drilled 9-of-12 free throws in road win over South Carolina. Made fifth career three-pointer (in six attempts) in home loss to No. 8 Arizona. Established career-high with 10 assists in Clemson s win over Florida A&M; also added six points and two rebounds in just 22 minutes of action. Hall s Career Highs Points: 18 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Field Goal Attempts: 10 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Field Goal %:.500 (3-6) vs. Iowa, 11/29/11;.500 (5-10) vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 3-Pointers Made: 1 vs. many (5), last vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 3-Point Attempts: 1 vs. many (6), last vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Free Throws Made: 9 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Free Throw Attempts: 12 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Rebounds: 4 vs. many (3), last vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Offensive Rebounds: 4 vs. UTEP, 12/22/11 Assists: 10 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Blocked Shots: 1 vs. Boston College, 1/12/12; 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Steals: 3 vs. Virginia, 2/14/12 Minutes: 39 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 HALL GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * PURDUE 11/28/12 * at South Carolina 12/2/12 * ARIZONA 12/8/12 * FLORIDA A&M 12/15/12 * Totals

17 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #20 JORDAN ROPER Columbia, SC Irmo HS G Freshman Only freshmen to reach double figures in his first career outing, he made 5-of-7 field goals for 11 total points in the opener against Presbyterian. Played 17 minutes and had two rebounds at Furman. Scored eight points and made 3-of-6 shots against No. 16/17 Gonzaga, including two long-range makes. Tallied four points and a steal in win over Marist. Made a field goal and free throw in 16 minutes against Purdue, with a steal. Scored five in Homecoming trip to South Carolina; included a steal and dunk in second half. Made first career start against Florida A&M and was outstanding with 16 points to lead the Tigers; made 4-of-5 from long range and collected three steals as well. Roper s Career Highs Points: 16 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goals Made: 6 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goal Attempts: 8 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goal %:.750 (6-8) vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 3-Pointers Made: 4 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Free Throws Made: 1 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Free Throw Attempts: 2 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Rebounds: 2 vs. many (3), last vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Offensive Rebounds: 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Assists: 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Blocked Shots: Steals: 3 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Minutes: 30 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 ROPER GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ PURDUE 11/28/ at South Carolina 12/2/ ARIZONA 12/8/ FLORIDA A&M 12/15/12 * Totals

18 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #21 DAMARCUS HARRISON Greenwood, SC Brigham Young University G Sophomore Transfer from BYU who was granted immediate eligibility after Clemson filed a waiver on his behalf when his Mormon mission was delayed. Played 20 minutes in his first appearance in a Clemson uniform against Presbyterian, tallying eight points, four rebounds and two blocked shots. Posted 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting at Furman. Tallied six points and four rebounds in 19 minutes of play, with a blocked shot, against Marist in the Old Spice Classic. Had eight points and five rebounds at South Carolina; hit key three-pointer with 3:47 left to keep the Tigers comfortably ahead. Earned first career start against No. 8 Arizona and played 22 minutes. Grabbed career-high eight rebounds in win over Florida A&M. Harrison s Career Highs Points: 12 vs. Iona, 3/13/12 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal Attempts: 10 vs. Pepperdine, 2/11/12 3-Pointers Made: 3 vs. Longwood, 11/18/11 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. many (3), last vs. Purdue, 11/28/12 Free Throws Made: 2 vs. many (4), last vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Free Throw Attempts: 3 vs. many (3), last vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Rebounds: 8 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Offensive Rebounds: 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 1 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Assists: 2 vs. many (6), last vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Blocked Shots: 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Steals: 2 vs. many (4), last vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Minutes: 22 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12; 22 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 HARRISON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ PURDUE 11/28/ at South Carolina 12/2/ ARIZONA 12/8/12 * FLORIDA A&M 12/15/ Totals

19 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #22 BERNARD SULLIVAN Gastonia, NC Davidson Day School F Sophomore Came off the bench to play 18 minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian, posting five points and four rebounds versus the Blue Hose. Grabbed three offensive rebounds and chipped in six points in 20 minutes of play at Furman. Earned first career start against Purdue and played 14 minutes, with two rebounds and a steal. Posted a blocked shot and steal in 20 minutes at rival South Carolina. Did not play against No. 8 Arizona due to a concussion sustained in the win over South Carolina, but was cleared to play against Florida A&M. Returned from concussion to play 13 minutes against Florida A&M, where he grabbed three rebounds and scored four on a pair of 15-foot jumpers. Sullivan s Career Highs Points: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 Field Goals Made: 3 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; 3 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal Attempts: 7 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal %:.429 (3-7) vs. Furman, 11/16/12 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: 1 vs. many (3), last vs. Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 Free Throws Made: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Free Throw Attempts: 3 vs. North Carolina, 2/18/12; 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Rebounds: 4 vs. many (3), last vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Offensive Rebounds: 3 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Assists: 1 vs. many (4), last vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Blocked Shots: 1 vs. many (5), last vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Steals: 2 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Minutes: 20 vs. many (3), last vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 SULLIVAN GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ PURDUE 11/28/12 * at South Carolina 12/2/12 * ARIZONA 12/8/12 DNP FLORIDA A&M 12/15/ Totals

20 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #24 MILTON JENNINGS Summerville, SC Pinewood Prep F Senior Led the Clemson team in points (15), rebounds (6) and steals (2) in the season opener against Presbyterian; scored seven straight points at one stretch of the game. Had six points and six rebounds at Furman. Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Old Spice Classic after averaging 11 points and 5.3 rebounds per game as the Tigers took two of three contests. Posted eight rebounds and five assists to lead Clemson in both categories in the loss to No. 16/17 Gonzaga. Scored season-best 18 in the second round against UTEP, hitting a career-high four from long range. Posted nine points in just 22 minutes in win over Marist. Suspended for Purdue and South Carolina games, but returned to score team-high 15 points in loss to No. 8 Arizona. Grabbed season-high 11 rebounds in win over Florida A&M. Jennings Career Highs Points: 22 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Field Goals Made: 7 vs. many (4), last vs. NC State, 2/25/12 Field Goal Attempts: 14 vs. North Carolina, 2/12/11; 14 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Field Goal %:.857 (6-7) vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 3-Pointers Made: 4 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3-Point Attempts: 7 vs. North Carolina, 2/12/11 Free Throws Made: 8 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Free Throw Attempts: 11 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Rebounds: 14 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Offensive Rebounds: 5 vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11; 5 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Assists: 5 vs. West Virginia, 3/17/11; 5 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Blocked Shots: 3 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12; 3 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Steals: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/13/09; 3 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Minutes: 37 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 JENNINGS GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * PURDUE 11/28/12 DNP at South Carolina 12/2/12 DNP ARIZONA 12/8/12 * FLORIDA A&M 12/15/12 * Totals

21 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #31 DEVIN BOOKER Whitmire, SC Union County HS F/C Senior Played 23 minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian College and posted 11 points and five rebounds, to go along with a blocked shot and steal. Went over the 500-rebound mark of his career in the win over the Blue Hose. Led Clemson with 15 points at Furman, hitting 6-of-10 field goals including three dunks. Recorded double-double in the final game of the Old Spice Classic, with 15 points and 13 rebounds against Marist. Posted six points and 10 rebounds, a game-high for the latter, in win over UTEP. Scored 18 points and added eight rebounds, both team-highs, in loss to Purdue; made 7-of-10 field goals and 3-of-4 from the free throw line. Had 13 points, eight rebounds, three steals and two blocks in 33 minutes at South Carolina. Posted six points, nine rebounds and career-high five blocked shots against No. 8 Arizona. Recorded 12 points on 6-of-8 shooting, with seven rebounds, against Florida A&M. Booker s Career Highs Points: 22 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Field Goals Made: 8 vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11; 8 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Field Goal Attempts: 15 vs. Maryland, 2/7/12; 15 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Field Goal %: (.800, 4-5) vs. many (4), last vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 3-Pointers Made: 3 vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. Florida State, 1/29/11 Free Throws Made: 8 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 Free Throw Attempts: 13 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 Rebounds: 14 vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11 Offensive Rebounds: 7 vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11; 7 vs. Duke, 1/15/12 Assists: 3 vs. many (5), last vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 Blocked Shots: 5 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Steals: 3 vs. many (5), last vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Minutes: 40 vs. NC State, 2/25/12 BOOKER GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * PURDUE 11/28/12 * at South Carolina 12/2/12 * ARIZONA 12/8/12 * FLORIDA A&M 12/15/12 * Totals

22 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #32 K.J. McDANIELS Birmingham, AL Central Park Christian School F Sophomore McDaniels Career Highs Points: 17 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Field Goals Made: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 Field Goal Attempts: 14 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Field Goal %:.800 (4-5) vs. Georgia Tech, 2/21/12 3-Pointers Made: 4 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. many (3), last vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Free Throws Made: 7 vs. Furman, 11/16/12; 7 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Free Throw Attempts: 9 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Rebounds: 8 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Offensive Rebounds: 7 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Assists: 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Blocked Shots: 5 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; 5 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Steals: 4 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Minutes: 31 vs. Purdue, 11/28/12; 31 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Produced a game-high four blocked shots in the season opening win over Presbyterian, while adding eight points and four rebounds in an active 24 minutes. Made 7-of-8 at the free throw line and a pair of spectacular dunks in the road win over Furman; totaled 11 points. Averaged 11 points per game at the Old Spice Classic. Scored eight and added three blocked shots while playing 19 minutes due to foul trouble against Gonzaga. Posted career-best 17 points in win over UTEP; made 4-of-4 from three-point range and added six rebounds and two steals. Posted eight points, five rebounds and three steals in 29 minutes against Marist. Tallied 15 points, six rebounds, three blocks and two steals in 31 active minutes against Purdue in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. Scored game-high 16 points in road win over South Carolina; added seven rebounds and five blocked shots. Posted 13 points, four rebounds, four blocks and two steals against No. 8 Arizona. Notched 11 points and six rebounds in 20 minutes against Florida A&M, which included a pair of alley-oop dunks off assists from Rod Hall. McDANIELS GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * PURDUE 11/28/12 * at South Carolina 12/2/12 * ARIZONA 12/8/12 * FLORIDA A&M 12/15/12 * Totals

23 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #33 JOSH SMITH Charlotte, NC Olympic HS F Freshman Played the final three minutes of Clemson s season opener against Presbyterian and snagged three defensive rebounds for the Tigers. Logged three minutes at Furman. Came off the bench to play nine minutes against No. 16/17 Gonzaga and responded with a pair of inside baskets. Played four minutes off the bench versus Purdue. Totaled 16 minutes at South Carolina and helped the Tigers to a road win over the Gamecocks. Scored four points and added two rebounds in nine minutes against Florida A&M. Smith s Career Highs Points: 4 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12; 4 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goals Made: 2 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12; 2 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goal Attempts: 3 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Field Goal %: 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: Rebounds: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Offensive Rebounds: 1 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12; 1 vs. Florida A&M, 12/15/12 Assists: Blocked Shots: Steals: 1 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 Minutes: 16 vs. South Carolina, 12/2/12 SMITH GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/12 DNP PURDUE 11/28/ at South Carolina 12/2/ ARIZONA 12/8/ Totals

24 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #35 LANDRY NNOKO Yaounde, Cameroon Montverde Academy (FL) C Freshman Came off the bench to play 16 minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian; contributed a point, three rebounds and one block. Posted six points and two offensive rebounds in 13 minutes of play at Furman. Grabbed four offensive rebounds and had a spectacular blocked shot in 12 minutes against No. 16/17 Gonzaga in the first round of the Old Spice Classic. Logged 13 minutes off the bench against No. 8 Arizona and blocked a shot and collected a steal as well. Played 10 minutes against Florida A&M and contributed a hook shot and two rebounds. Nnoko s Career Highs Points: 6 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goals Made: 3 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal Attempts: 5 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal %:.600 (3-5) vs. Furman, 11/16/12 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: Free Throws Made: 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Free Throw Attempts: 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 2 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Rebounds: 5 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Offensive Rebounds: 4 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Assists: Blocked Shots: 1 vs. many (4), last vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Steals: 1 vs. Arizona, 12/8/12 Minutes: 16 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 NNOKO GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ PURDUE 11/28/ at South Carolina 12/2/ ARIZONA 12/8/ Totals