SCHEDULE OFF THE TEE WITH THORNBERRY OLE MISS STYLE GUIDE

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1 MEN S GOLF Ole Miss Athletics Communications 908 All-American Dr. University, MS Men s Golf Contact: Adam Kuffner kuffner@olemiss.edu (c) Web: OleMissSports.com, Blog: @CoachMalloy12 Facebook: Facebook.com/OleMissSports, Facebook.com/OleMissMGolf SCHEDULE Date 9/25 9/26 10/1 10/2 10/3 10/8 10/9 10/10 10/29 10/30 10/31 2/16 2/17 2/18 3/4 3/5 3/6 3/12 3/13 3/25 3/26 3/27 4/9 4/10 4/16 4/17 4/25 4/26 4/27 4/28 5/14 5/15 5/16 Opponent Team Result Shoal Creek Invitational (Birmingham, Ala.) 5/576 Shoal Creek Invitational (Birmingham, Ala.) 4/864 Marquette Intercollegiate (Milwaukee, Wis.) 13/308 Marquette Intercollegiate (Milwaukee, Wis.) 8/599 Marquette Intercollegiate (Milwaukee, Wis.) 8/901 FAMC Intercollegiate at The Grove (Nashville, Tenn.) 1/287 FAMC Intercollegiate at The Grove (Nashville, Tenn.) 1/572 FAMC Intercollegiate at The Grove (Nashville, Tenn.) 2/860 Princeville Warrior Invitational (Kauai, Hawaii) 8/282 Princeville Warrior Invitational (Kauai, Hawaii) T8/561 Princeville Warrior Invitational (Kauai, Hawaii) 7/841 All-American Intercollegiate (Houston, Texas) 3/276 All-American Intercollegiate (Houston, Texas) T6/567 All-American Intercollegiate (Houston, Texas) 3/841 Querencia Cabo Collegiate (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico) 9/291 Querencia Cabo Collegiate (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico) T9/581 Querencia Cabo Collegiate (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico) 12/880 Lamkin San Diego Classic (San Diego, Calif.) 8/581 Lamkin San Diego Classic (San Diego, Calif.) T4/865 Hootie at Bulls Bay (Charleston, S.C.) T2/281 Hootie at Bulls Bay (Charleston, S.C.) 4/572 Hootie at Bulls Bay (Charleston, S.C.) 1/841 Gary Koch Invitational (Gastonia, N.C.) 4/573 Gary Koch Invitational (Gastonia, N.C.) 3/853 Old Waverly Collegiate (West Point, Miss.) 1/573 Old Waverly Collegiate (West Point, Miss.) 3/870 SEC Championships (St. Simons Island, Ga.) 8/288 SEC Championships (St. Simons Island, Ga.) 4/565 SEC Championships (St. Simons Island, Ga.) T7/851 vs. No. 7 Florida $ L, 0-3 NCAA Regional (Bryan, Texas) 6th/294 NCAA Regional (Bryan, Texas) 5th/579 NCAA Regional (Bryan, Texas) 6th/877 $ SEC Championships Quaterfinal Match Play (St. Simons Island, Ga.) OLE MISS STYLE GUIDE BRADEN THORNBERRY Class: Junior Hometown: Olive Branch, Miss. Head Coach: Chris Malloy At OM: 4th season Career: 8th season Assistant Coach: Kyle Ellis NCAA GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS Date: May 25-28, 2018 Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma Host: Oklahoma State Course: Karsten Creek Golf Club Course Stats: Par 72; 7,460 Yards Live Stats: Golfstat.com TEE TIMES Round 1: 2:32 p.m. CT off No. 1 tee Round 2: 9:12 a.m. CT off No. 10 tee THORNBERRY IN THE RANKINGS No. 1 - Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings No. 2 - World Amateur Golf Ranking No. 2 - Scratch Players World Amateur Ranking No. 7 - Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings No Golfstat College Ranking OFF THE TEE WITH THORNBERRY Enters the tournament as the defending national champion, posting 11-under at Rich Harvest Farms Golf Club ( ). His four-shot victory at last year s NCAA Championship was the largest margin of victory since Qualified for the 2018 NCAA Golf Championships after firing a 9-under 207 ( ) at the NCAA Bryan Regional. Eighth Rebel in history to individually qualify for the NCAA Championships. No. 1 ranked amateur in the world by Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com and No. 2 by the World Amateur Golf Ranking. Ben Hogan Award finalist, the first Hogan Award finalist in school history Semifinalist for the Jack Nicklaus Award and is on the Haskins Award Watch List. Ranks top 20 nationally in the following categories: versus par (6th at -1.94), scoring average (7th-69.81), par 3 scoring (11th-3.02), par 5 scoring (12th-4.53), par 4 scoring (13th-3.98) and birdies (13th-149). Four individual victories this season: Shoal Creek Invitational, FAMC Intercollegiate at The Grove, Hootie at Bulls Bay and Old Waverly Collegiate Championship. Became a first team All-SEC honoree for the second straight season, becoming the sixth Rebel in school history to accomplish that feat. Only SEC golfer to earn conference golfer of the week accolades multiple times this season. Has played in three PGA Tour tournaments and one Web.com Tour tournament over the past year. In his PGA Tour debut, he tied for fourth at the 2017 FedEx St. Jude Classic. Last month, he made his Web.com Tour debut at the North Mississippi Classic in Oxford, tying for 22nd. Made the cut at the 2017 RSM Classic on the PGA Tour. Owns 11 victories over his career, a school record. Member of Team USA for the 2018 Arnold Palmer Cup Fred Haskins Award winner, awarded to the nation s top collegiate golfer. Advanced to the round of 32 for the 2017 U.S. Amateur, defeating then-world No. 1 Joaquin Niemann in the round of 64. Had top-10 placements at the 2018 Jones Cup Invitational, 2017 Pacific Coast Amateur and 2017 Patriot AllAmerica. Helped Team USA capture a victory in the 2017 Walker Cup, becoming the first Rebel to play in a Walker Cup. Won the prestigious 2017 Sunnehanna Amateur with a four-round total of 13 under ( ). Additional 2017 honors: All-Nicklaus Team, PING First Team All-American, First Team All-SEC, PING Southeast All-Region. Last season, led the nation in stroke average at 69.57, the lowest single-season stroke average in school history.

2 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 THE THORNBERRY FILE SUMMER 2017: Made his PGA Tour debut at the FedEx St. Jude Classic and placed fourth, the highest amateur finisher at the FedEx St. Jude since 1965 and has the best amateur finish on the PGA Tour in Also competed in the PGA Tour s Greenbrier Classic as the winner to the Fred Haskins Award... Won the prestigious Sunnehanna Amateur with a four-round total of 13 under ( )... Qualified for the U.S. Amateur and defeated world No. 1 Joaquin Niemann... Became the first Rebel to play in the Walker Cup, representing the United States (SOPHOMORE): Captured the NCAA Arnold Palmer Individual National Championship with a 72-hole total of 11 under ( ), becoming the first Rebel golfer to win a national title... Earned the Fred Haskins Award, given to the most outstanding men s collegiate golfer, to become the first Ole Miss golfer to win the award... Led the nation in stroke average at 69.57, the lowest single-season stroke average in school history, and collected five individual wins throughout the season... Set single-season school records for rounds in the 60 s (23), rounds under par (31), lowest three-round score (198), top-five finishes (10) and top-10 finishes (11)... Named to the 2017 All-Nicklaus Team and earned PING First Team All-American honors by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA)... First Team All-SEC and PING Southeast All-Region team... Competed in all 14 tournaments... In the spring, placed in the top five in each of the final six tournaments of the season... Claimed medalist honors at the Ryman Hospitality Intercollegiate with a 54-hole total of 199 ( )... Placed runner-up at the Hootie at Bulls Bay before tallying a pair of third-place finishes at the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship and SEC Championship... Named Amateur of the Month (October) by the Southern Golf Association... Earned medalist honors at the AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic, where he set the school record for lowest tournament score at His second-round score of 8-under 64 and tournament score of 198 set the tournament record for lowest tournament score and lowest round of 18 score Earned co-medalist honors at the Franklin American Mortgage Company Intercollegiate at the Grove with a score of to help Ole Miss earn their first tournament win Won at the Warrior Princeville Makai Intercollegiate with a score of to help Ole Miss earn their third victory Finished T4th at The Invitational at the Ocean Course as the Rebels finished second as a team (FRESHMAN): Competed in all 11 tournaments... Led the Rebels with a stroke average... Was the Rebels top finisher in six tournaments... Posted six finishes inside the top Earned his first career title at the FAU Slomin Autism Invite with a career-low score of Earned Medalist Honors at the Old Waverly Invitational with a score of Fired a career-low round score of 67 in the second round of the Erin Hills Intercollegiate... Picked up his first top-20 finish at the Shoal Creek Invitational with a score of 220 to finish T20... Earned his first top-10 at the Erin Hills Intercollegiate, with a score of to finish T8... Named First-Team Rolex Junior All-American by the Junior Golf Association... Tied for fourth place at the Seminole Intercollegiate with a score of Finished tied for 18th at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate with a score of HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked No. 12 in the country for the 2015 class Finished junior golf career ranked No. 6 in the world Three-time Rolex All-American ( )... Two-time Gary Gilchrist Junior All-Star Team member ( )... Four-time AJGA Champion... Two-time Bubba Conlee Champion (2013 and 2015)... Future Masters Champion (2011)... Holds five course records... Two-time Mississippi 6A Individual State Champion ( )... Mississippi State Junior Amateur Champion (2012)... Five-time United States Junior Golf Tour Player of the Year U.S. Amateur Qualifier... Represented the East Team in the AJGAs prestigious Wyndham Cup Event. PERSONAL: Son of Les and Veronica Thornberry... Full name is William Braden Thornberry... Born April 11, General Studies major... Avid fan of the Memphis Grizzlies. THORNBERRY SEASON STATS Rounds: 36 Stroke Average: Low 18: 65 Low 54: LOW ROUND (18) 65 at All-American Intercollegiate (Feb , 2018) LOW TOURNAMENT (54) 203 2x last at Hootie at Bulls Bay (March 25-27, 2018) BEST FINISH 1st 4x last at Old Waverly Collegiate Championship (April 16-17, 2018) WINS 4 TOP FIVE FINISHES 8 TOP 10 FINISHES 9 TOP 20 FINISHES 10 CAREER LOW ROUND (18) 64 at AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic (Oct , 2016) LOW TOURNAMENT (54) 198 at AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic (Oct , 2016) BEST FINISH 1st, 11x last at Old Waverly Collegiate Championship (April 16-17, 2018) WINS 11 TOP FIVE FINISHES 20 TOP 10 FINISHES 23 TOP 20 FINISHES 27 Braden Thornberry is all smiles after capturing the 2017 NCAA Arnold Palmer Individual National Championship.

3 THE MALLOY FILE HEAD COACH CHRIS MALLOY 4TH YEAR AT OLE MISS 7TH OVERALL Former Rebel standout golfer Chris Malloy is in his fourth season as the Ole Miss men s golf head coach. Malloy, the 2013 BIG EAST Coach of the Year, returned to Oxford after four years as the head coach at the University of South Florida. As a player for the Rebels, he helped lead Ole Miss to a pair of NCAA tournament appearances in 1999 and Now, Malloy has led his alma mater back to national prominence. Through three seasons as head coach, Malloy has led Ole Miss to five tournament titles as a team to go along with nine wins by individual Rebels. Under Malloy s tutelage, Braden Thornberry became the first national champion in Ole Miss Golf history and earned the 2017 Fred Haskins Award (nation s most outstanding collegiate golfer). Malloy coached Ole Miss to four tournament victories during the season as the Rebels earned a berth to a NCAA Regional for the second time in the last three years. The team won the Franklin American Mortgage Company Intercollegiate at the Grove (Nashville, Tennessee), the AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic (Atlanta, Georgia) and the Princeville Warrior Invitational (Kauai, Hawaii) last fall before claiming the Lamkin San Diego Classic (San Diego, California) in the spring. In two of those wins, Ole Miss shot 831 as a team for the second-best tournament score (54 holes) in school history. Following a fourth-place finish at the NCAA Regional in Austin, Texas, the Rebels advanced to the NCAA National Championship for the first time in 16 seasons. There, Thornberry used an 11-under 277 over four rounds to capture the individual national title. In year two, Malloy led the Rebels to their first tournament title since 2012 at the FAU Slomin Autism Invite. Ole Miss posted a team score of 11-under 841, its lowest total since posting a team score of 845 at the 2012 Sam Hall Intercollegiate, while Thornberry captured his first career title. Malloy also helped the Rebels post a secondplace finish at the Old Waverley Collegiate Championship, where Thornberry claimed his second title of the season. Senior Forrest Gamble was honored off the course, as he was named the SEC s 2016 H. Boyd McWhorter Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year award and earned second team CoSIDA Academic All-America honors for the second-consecutive season. In his first season back in Oxford in , Malloy guided the Rebels to their first NCAA appearance since 2011 with a trip to the NCAA Regional in Rancho Santa Fe, California. Ole Miss finished 12th in the regional, while senior golfer Blake Morris finished in a tie for seventh as an individual. Malloy also helped the Rebels post a ninthplace team finish at the SEC Championships, Ole Miss best finish in the conference championships since In the classroom, junior Forrest Gamble earned SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors and was named second team CoSIDA Academic All- American. USF advanced to its second-straight NCAA regional under Malloy and just the third in school history after a fourth-place finish at the American Athletic Conference Championships. The Bulls finished the season ranked No. 33 in the nation by Golfweek, while sophomore Chase Koepkaearned Ping All-Region honors. In 2013, Malloy guided a young group of Bulls to the school s first-ever BIG EAST tournament championship earning BIG EAST Coach of the Year honors. USF advanced to the NCAA Tallahassee Regional and came within one stroke of a berth to the NCAA championship rounds, falling to Oklahoma in a playoff. Prior to arriving at USF, Malloy spent four seasons as an assistant at Florida State where he played a significant role in the rise of the FSU men s program. The Seminoles won their first-ever ACC golf championship in 2008, and, after leading at the end of the first round, finished third in the NCAA Championships in 2010, the best finish in program history. The Seminoles were ranked in the nation s top 15 during the first two years of his coaching career, and Florida State s team stroke average dropped to a 15-year low in Malloy was a standout golfer at Ole Miss from , leading the Rebels to a 24th-place finish at the NCAA Championships in 1999 and an 11th-place finish at the NCAA East Regional in A two-year letterman and team captain for Ole Miss, Malloy earned his bachelor s degree in hotel and restaurant management in 2001 and was named to the UMAA Academic Honor Roll during his time as a Rebel. NCAA NATIONAL APPEARANCES 1968 NCAA Championship University Course Las Cruces, N.M. Chuck Rea Neal Lovelady 1972 NCAA Championship Cape Coral Golf Resort Cape Coral, Fla. Clay Long 1984 NCAA Championship Bear Creek GolfWorld Houston, Texas th Darren Cole (T24) Dave Peege (T24) Duane Lorio Chip Sullivan Gary Martin NCAA Championship Grenelefe Resort Haines City, Fla th Darren Cole (T6) Glen Day Dave Peege Chip Sullivan Duane Lorio NCAA Championship Bermuda Run CC Winston Salem, N.C. Chip Sullivan NCAA Championship N. Ranch CC Westlake Village, Calif. Lan Gooch NCAA Championship Hazeltine National GC Chaska, Minn T24th Phil Caravia (46) Chris Malloy Troy Muller Jon Bartlett Haymes Snedeker NCAA Championship Grand National Opelika, Ala. May 31-June 3 (Individual only) Jon Bartlett (T24) 2001 NCAA Championship Duke University Course Durham, N.C. June T18 J.J. Thompson (T49) Andrew Medley (T49) Troy Muller Phil Caravia Tommy Clement NCAA Championship Rich Farms Harvest Golf Club Sugar Grove, Ill. May T22 Braden Thornberry (1) Ben Wolcott (T107) Kerry Sweeney (T107) Josh Seiple (T138) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 3

4 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 4 OLE MISS SEASON STATS SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE TOURNAMENT FINISH/TEAMS SCORE TOP FINISHER Sept Shoal Creek Invitational 4th/ Braden Thornberry (1st) Oct. 1-3 Marquette Invitational T8th/ Braden Thornberry (5th) Oct The Grove Intercollegiate 2nd/ Braden Thornberry (1st) Oct Princeville Warrior Invitational 7th/ Kerry Sweeney (T8th) Feb All-American Intercollegiate 3rd/ Braden Thornberry (2nd) March 4-6 Querencia Cabo Collegiate 12th/ Braden Thornberry (T12th) March Lamkin San Diego Classic T4th/ Braden Thornberry (10th) March Hootie at Bulls Bay 1st/ Braden Thornberry (1st) April 9-10 Gary Koch Invitational 3rd/ Braden Thornberry (T3rd) April Old Waverly Collegiate Championship 3rd/ Braden Thornberry (1st) April SEC Championship T7th/ Cecil Wegener (2nd) May NCAA Regionals 6th/ Braden Thornberry (4th) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NAME TOURN. ROUNDS STROKES AVG. BEST 18 BEST 54 TOP 5 TOP 10 TOP 20 BEST FINISH Brody Blackmon T28 Beau Briggs , T5 Chip Getz , T16 Charlie Miller Ben Reichert T51 Josh Seiple , T8 Kerry Sweeney , T8 Braden Thornberry , Cecil Wegener , TEAM , Shoal Creek Intercollegiate Sept Birmingham, Ala. (Shoal Creek) 1. Braden Thornberry T11. Josh Seiple T23. Beau Briggs T32. Cecil Wegener T37. Kerry Sweeney T53. Ben Reichert T61. Chip Getz Wake Forest Liberty North Florida Ole Miss Georgia Southern Notre Dame UAB Kennesaw State Memphis Chattanooga Troy South Alabama TOURNAMENT RESULTS Marquette Intercollegiate Oct. 1-3 Milwaukee, WI (Erin Hills) 5. Braden Thornberry T31. Brody Blackmon T22. Josh Seiple T37. Beau Briggs T67. Cecil Wegener T83. Kerry Sweeney Texas A&M UCLA Marquette Florida State Michigan State South Florida Wisconsin T8. Purdue T8. Ole Miss Northwestern UC Davis Texas El Paso Iowa State Northern Illinois Augusta Franklin American Mortgage Intercollegiate Oct Nashville, TN (The Grove Club) 1. Braden Thornberry T5. Beau Briggs T20. Cecil Wegener T20. Chip Getz T28. Brody Blackmon T39. Josh Seiple T51. Ben Reichert Georgia Tech Ole Miss Kennesaw State Middle Tennessee St Liberty T6. South Florida T6. College of Charleston Troy Cincinnati Louisiana Memphis South Dakota State

5 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 5 Warrior Princeville Makai Invitational Oct Kaua i, Hawaii (Makai Princeville Golf Club) T8. Kerry Sweeney T16. Chip Getz T30. Beau Briggs T32. Braden Thornberry T55. Josh Seiple T72. Ben Reichert Brody Blackmon No. 40 Louisville No. 50 San Diego State No. 36 Missouri No. 20 UCLA No. 5 Wake Forest Sam Houston State No. 43 Ole Miss East Tennessee St CSU-Fullerton T10. Colorado T10. Washington Cal Poly UMKC San Diego Georgia Southern Utah Valley Louisiana Hawaii (B) Hawaii Idaho All-American Intercollegiate Feb Humble, Texas (Golf Club of Houston) 2. Braden Thornberry T11. Josh Seiple T28. Chip Getz T28. Kerry Sweeney T71. Cecil Wegener No. 8 Auburn No. 3 Baylor No. 48 Ole Miss South Carolina Houston Wake Forest North Texas T8. SMU T8. South Alabama UTSA Sam Houston State Rice Charlotte T14. Cincinnati T14. Georgia State McNeese State Southeastern Louisiana Lamar OLE MISS SEASON RESULTS Querencia Cabo Collegiate March 4-6 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico (Querencia Club) T12. Braden Thornberry T29. Kerry Sweeney T42. Beau Briggs T53. Cecil Wegener T67. Chip Getz Josh Seiple No. 1 Oklahoma State No. 13 California No. 15 Texas No. 29 Arizona State Duke T6. No. 23 South Florida T6. No. 19 Arkansas No. 2 Vanderbilt No. 20 Florida State No. 5 Baylor No. 17 Stanford No. 45 Ole Miss Rice Houston No. 14 Wake Forest Lamkin San Diego Classic March Chula Vista, Calif. (San Diego Country Club) 10. Braden Thornberry T22. Cecil Wegener T32. Kerry Sweeney T51. Beau Briggs T71. Josh Seiple T77. Chip Getz No. 1 Oklahoma State No. 9 Texas Tech No. 40 Arizona T4. Ole Miss T4. No. 27 North Carolina No. 48 San Diego State Middle Tennessee No. 47 Colorado T9. No. 30 Louisville T9. No. 13 Texas New Mexico No. 34 Colorado State No. 42 St. Mary s UConn Loyola Marymount San Diego Hootie at Bulls Bay March Awendaw, S.C. (Bulls Bay Golf Club) 1. Braden Thornberry T8. Josh Seiple T10. Cecil Wegener T27. Kerry Sweeney T59. Beau Briggs No. 41 Ole Miss No. 34 Kent State No. 31 Kentucky Iowa State No. 43 Missouri T6. Wisconsin T6. No. 9 Auburn No. 36 N.C. State No. 37 South Carolina College of Charleston No. 42 Louisville T12. Georgia State T12. Eastern Kentucky Georgia Southern Wofford Gary Koch Invitational April 9-10 Gastonia, N.C. (Gaston Country Club) T3. Braden Thornberry T10. Cecil Wegener T14. Josh Seiple Kerry Sweeney T67. Brody Blackmon No. 28 Kentucky No. 11 Auburn No. 34 Ole Miss No. 17 Florida State No. 45 Virginia Georgia Southern Jacksonville T8. Coastal Carolina T8. Gardner-Webb ULM Jacksonville State Lamar Western Carolina

6 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 6 Old Waverly Collegiate Championship April West Point, Miss. (Old Waverly Golf Club) 1. Braden Thornberry T12. Kerry Sweeney T22. Beau Briggs T42. Cecil Wegener T46. Chip Getz T51. Josh Seiple No. 10 LSU No. 20 South Florida No. 34 Ole Miss Mississippi State Lipscomb Coastal Carolina ULM South Alabama Memphis Chattanooga Louisiana McNeese Little Rock Southern Miss Louisiana Tech OLE MISS SEASON RESULTS NCAA Bryan Regional May Bryan, Texas (Traditions Club) ^4. Braden Thornberry T35. Cecil Wegener T40. Beau Briggs T57. Josh Seiple T67. Kerry Sweeney ^1. No. 2 Texas A&M ^2. No. 14 Clemson ^3. No. 11 Baylor ^4. No. 26 UCLA ^5. No. 23 Kentucky No. 34 Ole Miss No. 38 South Carolina Mississippi State UNCW Northern Colorado No. 50 Georgia Bradley San Francisco ^Qualified for NCAA National Championships SEC Championship April St. Simons Island, Ga. (Sea Island Golf Club) 2. Cecil Wegener T26. Josh Seiple T36. Braden Thornberry T46. Beau Briggs T59. Kerry Sweeney No. 11 LSU T2. No. 7 Florida T2. No. 4 Vanderbilt T4. No. 9 Auburn T4. No. 16 Arkansas T4. No. 6 Alabama T7. No. 34 Ole Miss T7. No. 2 Texas A&M No. 50 Tennessee No. 19 Kentucky Georgia Mississippi State No. 38 South Carolina No. 39 Missouri QUARTERFINALS No. 2 seed Florida defeated No. 7 seed Ole Miss 3-0 John Axelsen (UF) def. Josh Seiple (OM) 3&2 Andy Zhang (UF) def. Cecil Wegener (OM) 2&1 Chris Nido (UF) def. Beau Briggs (OM) 4&2 Kerry Sweeney (OM) 3-up over Alejandro Tosti (UF) thru 15 (susp.) Braden Thornberry (OM) 2-up over Gordon Neale (UF) thru 14 (susp.)