Citadel Basketball The Citadel (0-0) vs. Georgia Southwestern State (0-0) Sunday, Nov. 8 7:05 McAlister Field House

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1 Citadel Basketball The Citadel (0-0) vs. Georgia Southwestern State (0-0) Sunday, Nov. 8 7:05 McAlister Field House The exhibition game will not be available on however please check the website for post-game recaps following the contest SCHEDULE/RESULTS NOVEMBER 8 vs Ga. Southwestern St. (Exh.) 7:05 pm 13 vs Kenyon College 7:05 pm 17 vs Charleston Southern 7:05 pm 20 vs Eastern Michigan! 5:30 pm 21 at Missouri State! 8:05 pm 22 vs Maryland-Eastern Shore! 5:30 pm 24 at West Virginia TBA 28 vs UVA-Wise# 7:30 pm 29 vs Central Connecticut St. 7:30 pm DECEMBER 3 vs Davidson* 7:05 pm 5 vs Georgia Southern* 3:05 pm 7 vs Michigan State (ESPNU) 7:05 pm 16 vs Allen University 7:05 pm 19 at Texas A&M 8:00 pm 21 at Houston JANUARY 2 at Savannah State 3:00 pm 6 at Appalachian State* 7:00 pm 9 vs College of Charleston* 7:05 pm 14 at Chattanooga* 7:00 pm 16 at Samford* 2:00 pm 21 vs Wofford* 7:05 pm 23 vs Furman* 7:05 pm 28 at Georgia Southern* 7:00 pm 30 at Davidson* TBA FEBRUARY 4 vs Samford* 7:05 pm 6 vs Chattanooga* 7:05 pm 8 at College of Charleston* 7:00 pm 13 at Elon* (SportSouth) 6:00 pm 18 vs Western Carolina* (SportSouth) 7:05 pm 20 vs UNC Greensboro* 1:00 pm 25 at Furman* 7:00 pm 27 at Wofford* 7:00 pm MARCH 5-8 SoCon Tournament (Charlotte, N.C.) TBA!-Hispanic College Fund Challenge #-CollegeInsider.Com Skip Prosser Classic *-Southern Conference Games The Citadel Media Relations 171 Moultrie Street Charleston, SC Phone: /Fax: Press Row: Jon Cole, Associate Director (MBK Contact) jon.cole@citadel.edu Office: THANK YOU AND GO BULLDOGS!!! CITADEL PROBABLE STARTERS (0) C, Joe Wolfinger, 7-0, Portland, Oregon (22) G, Cameron Wells, 6-1, Houston, Texas (15) G, Zach Urbanus, 6-2, Austin, Texas (21) F, Bryan Streeter, 6-6, Jacksonville, N.C. (24) G/F, Austin Dahn, 6-4, Columbus, Ohio GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN PROBABLE STARTERS (1) G/F, Marcus Scott, 6-4, Maywood, Ill. (11) G, Evan Mobley, 5-10, Savannah, Ga. (23) G, Ric Roderick, 5-9, Bellville, Ga. (24) G, Damayrius Adside, 6-2, Gordon, Ga. (34) F, Dannie Hunt, 6-4, Moultrie, Ga Citadel Bulldogs Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown 0 Joe Wolfinger C Sr. Portland, Ore. 1 Nathan Conley G Fr. Vienna, W. Va. 3 Cosmo Morabbi G So. Beverly Hills, Calif. 4 John Reynolds G Jr. Hattiesburg, Miss. 5 Joe McNeely G Fr. Easley, S.C. 10 Tripp Grooms C Fr. Columbia, S.C. 11 Zach Babbitt F Jr. Greenville, S.C. 12 Harrison DuPont F Fr. Midwest City, Okla. 13 Will Keistler G RFr. Wilmington, N.C. 15 Zach Urbanus G Jr. Austin, Texas 20 Ben Cherry G Fr. Charlotte, N.C. 21 Bryan Streeter F RJr. Jacksonville, N.C. 22 Cameron Wells G Jr. Houston, Texas 23 Brad Buske G So. Angier, N.C. 24 Austin Dahn G/F Jr. Columbus, Ohio 25 Zack Beach G/F Sr. Greenville, S.C. 30 Phillip Pandak G Jr. Richmond, Va. 31 Mike Groselle G/F Fr. Plano, Texas 32 Tom Fitzpatrick C RFr. Wheaton, Ill. 33 Daniel Eykyn F Jr. Charleston, S.C. 34 Bo Holston G/F So. Olney, Md. 35 Tristan Tremblay G/F Fr. Montreal, Canada 40 Andrew Kyles F/C Fr. Asheville, N.C. 45 Matt Clark F Jr. Evans, Ga. Head Coach: Ed Conroy (The Citadel 89)/Fourth season Assistant Coach: Andy Fox (Cornell College 04) Assistant Coach: Ronnie Hamilton (Duke 02) Assistant Coach: Doug Novak (Tennessee 90) Dir. of BKB Ops.: Todd Stephens (York 02) Graduate Asst s: Blake Hall, Nick Thierry

2 TEAM COMPARISONS ( Statistics) CIT CATEGORY OPP 2206 Scoring Points Per Game Scoring Margin FG-FGA FG Pct FG-3FGA FG Pct FG Made Per Gm FT-FTA FT Pct FT Made Per Gm Rebounds Rebounds Per Gm Rebounding Margin Assists Assists Per Gm Turnovers Turnovers Per Gm Turnover Margin Assist/Turnover Ratio Steals Steals Per Game Blocks Blocks Per Game 1.6 Buske Dahn Eykyn Groselle Keistler Morabbi Pandak Urbanus Pronunciation Guide bus-key Don EEK-in Grow-SELL Key-SLUR muh-robbie pan-dack ur-ban-us RECEIVING CREDIT: Ed Conroy s squad is being piloted by The Sporting News Preseason Southern Conference Player of the Year, Cameron Wells. Wells also drew attention from the Southern Conference Coaches, being named as an All-Conference selection in the Preseason on Thursday. Teammate Zach Urbanus, recently recognized as 37th among the top-50 shooters in NCAA Division I by Fox Sports, brings his sharpshooting skills back to The Citadel lineup. Urbanus enters the season 12 three-pointers shy of fifth place all-time among Bulldog 3-point shooters. AGAINST RANKED TEAMS: Michigan State, who visits McAlister Field House on Dec. 7, will begin the season ranked in second place. The Spartans are led by junior guard Kalin Lucas who averaged 14.7 points per contest for the 2009 National Final runner-up. Teammate Raymar Morgan, a 6-foot- 8 forward, also returns to a team in which he averaged 10.2 points per game. The Bulldogs will also tip-off against West Virginia, ranked ninth in the initial poll, on Nov. 24. The Mountaineers finished last season with a record, following a first round loss in the NCAA Tournament to Dayton. The combination of Da'Sean Butler and Devin Ebanks highlight a lineup that reached the Big East Tournament semifinals one season ago. Butler averaged 17.1 points, 5.9 steals and 1.3 rebounds. Ebanks (10.5 ppg.) provides balanced scoring, averaging 7.8 rebounds as well. The last time that the Bulldogs met a ranked opponent was Dec. 17 of last season at 19th ranked Michigan State. Coincidentally, the last time The Citadel Bulldogs faced a top 10 opponent was when they traveled to Seattle and faced 7th rated Washington State in the Cougar Hardwood Classic. The Citadel has not faced multiple ranked opponents in a season since when they faced five ranked opponents including 16th ranked East Tennessee State (Jan. 24), 12th ranked Duke (Jan. 16), 13th ranked East Tennessee State (Feb. 9), 8th ranked North Carolina (Feb. 18) and 19th ranked East Tennessee State (March 1). Dating back to the season, five teams have visited The Citadel campus with a rank in the national polls. Interestingly, the Duke University team was comprised of Christian Laettner and Bobby Hurley, who captured head coach Mike Krzyzewski s first National Championship. In , when Wake Forest came into McAlister Field House, the Demon Deacons were led by Tim Duncan. Duncan would lead his team to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, along with being named consensus National Player of the Year. Citadel vs. Ranked Opponents (At Home) Date Season Opponent Citadel Opp D vs (11) Virginia& J vs (12) Duke F vs (13) East Tennessee State N vs (3) Wake Forest F vs (22) College of Charleston &-Palmetto Classic/Charleston, S.C. RETURNING FOR MORE: SoCon Coach of the Year Ed Conroy returns 11 letterwinners, including three starters, and seven newcomers.

3 SEE YOU AT McALISTER!: The Bulldogs will host 16 home games at McAlister Field House, including the College Insider.com Skip Prosser Classic which will include Savannah State, Central Connecticut State and UVA-Wise, adding two more non-citadel games to be played at McAlister. MEET THE BULLDOGS : The Citadel Basketball team completed an intrasquad scrimmage on Thursday afternoon at McAlister Field House, allowing fans a chance to preview the team. The 19th annual Meet the Bulldogs was highlighted by a victory in favor of the White squad. Senior center Joe Wolfinger, a 7-foot-0 transfer from Washington, scored a game-high 12 points for the White team. Cameron Wells, who was named to the Southern Conference Preseason Team, added 11 points and two steals. Wolfinger hit 4-for-9 from the field, grabbed seven rebounds and blocked two shots. Wells converted 4-of-8 shots, 1-of-2 from beyond the arc. The highlight of the game was a Bryan Streeter rebound dunk, drawing cheers from onlookers. Mike Groselle and Nathan Conley led the Blue squad with six points apiece. Groselle hit 3-for-7 from the field to go along with four boards. Conley, a freshman guard, hit a pair of three-pointers in the contest. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE PRESEASON PREDICTIONS: The Bulldogs, who finished with a 15-5 record and tied for a second place finish in the SoCon last season, were selected fourth in the preseason polls this year. Ed Conroy s squad is seeking to to become the first Citadel Basketball team since 1961 to have back-to-back winning SoCon seasons. As he looks to the campaign, Conroy says This is by far our most veteran team returning. We have a large group of guys familiar with our system. It has been a great fall in terms of physical, mental, and academic development. I think a lot of this can be attributed to the strong group of returners we have. Our freshman get to introduced to doing things the Citadel Way by their teammates. Team (1st Place Votes) Total 1. Western Carolina (10) Appalachian State (2) Samford Chattanooga Elon 22 UNC Greensboro 22 Team (1st Place Votes) Total 1. College of Charleston (8) Wofford (3) Davidson (1) The Citadel Furman Georgia Southern 21 North Division South Division Preseason All-Conference Team Will Archambault, Davidson Kellen Brand, Appalachian State Noah Dahlman, Wofford Brandon Giles, Western Carolina Andrew Goudelock, College of Charleston Harouna Mutombo, Western Carolina Willie Powers, Georgia Southern Junior Salters, Wofford Cameron Wells, The Citadel Tony White, Jr., College of Charleston Preseason Player of the Year Andrew Goudelock, College of Charleston

4 Game-By-Game Superlatives THE CITADEL OPPONENTS CITADEL STARTERS Date Opponent Scoring Rebounds Scoring Rebounds G G G F C N13 vs Kenyon College N17 vs Charleston Southern N20 vs Eastern Michigan! N21 at Missouri State! N22 vs Maryland-Eastern Shore! N24 at West Virginia N28 vs UVA-Wise# N29 vs Central Connecticut State D3 vs Davidson* D5 vs Georgia Southern* D7 vs Michigan State D16 vs Allen University D19 at Texas A&M D21 at Houston J2 at Savannah State J6 at Appalachian State* J9 vs College of Charleston* J14 at Chattanooga* J16 at Samford* J21 vs Wofford* J23 vs Furman* J28 at Georgia Southern* J30 at Davidson* F4 vs Samford* F6 vs Chattanooga* F8 at College of Charleston* F13 at Elon* F18 vs Western Carolina* F20 vs UNC Greensboro* F25 at Furman* F27 at Wofford*!-Hispanic College Fund Challenge/Missouri State University #-CollegeInsider.Com Skip Prosser Classic/The Citadel *-Southern Conference Games Opponent Leader (Points) Grace Bible Demetrius Nelson (18) VCU Austin Dahn (13) Iowa Cameron Wells (21) Cincinnati Christian Cameron Wells Charleston Southern Cameron Wells (26) vs. Central Arkansas Demetrius Nelson (16) vs. Grambling Zach Urbanus UNC Greensboro Cameron Wells Elon Austin Dahn (14) Demetrius Nelson (14) UC Davis Cameron Wells Michigan State Austin Dahn South Carolina Demetrius Nelson (21) Bethune-Cookman Demetrius Nelson (18) Georgia Southern Demetrius Nelson (23) Davidson Cameron Wells (25) Chattanooga Zach Urbanus Furman Cameron Wells Wofford Demetrius Nelson (14) Western Carolina Demetrius Nelson (16) Zach Urbanus (16) College of Charleston Demetrius Nelson Samford Cameron Wells (20) Elon Demetrius Nelson (17) UNC Greensboro Zach Urbanus Appalachian State Demetrius Nelson Western Carolina Demetrius Nelson (29) Appalachian State Cameron Wells College of Charleston Cameron Wells (18) Game-by-Game Leaders Davidson Demetrius Nelson (22) Furman Demetrius Nelson (28) Wofford Demetrius Nelson Georgia Southern Demetrius Nelson (22) vs. Samford Cameron Wells (22) Double-Double Performances ( ) Opponent Player (Points, Charleston Southern Cameron Wells (26, 11) vs. Grambling State Cameron Wells (10, Elon Demetrius Nelson (14, 12) vs. Chattanooga Demetrius Nelson (15, 14) vs. Appalachian State John Brown (10, College of Charleston John Brown (14, Davidson Demetrius Nelson (22, Georgia Southern Demetrius Nelson (22, 11)

5 Opponent Information GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN STATE # Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/Last School 1 Marcus Scott G/F Sr. Maywood, Ill./Mineral Area College 4 Will Kenimer F Jr. Athens, Ga./Truett-McConnell College 5 Sedale McGee-Jones G/F Sr. Camden, N.J./Alabama Southern CC 10 Matt Mendell G Fr. Canton, Ga./North Cobb Christian HS 11 Evan Mobley G So. Savannah, Ga./Winsor Forest HS 15 Chris Rawls F Sr. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Polk CC 20 Tony Reese G So. Atlanta, Ga./Hardaway HS 23 Ric Roderick G Sr. Bellville, Ga./Pinewood Christian Acad. 24 Damayrius Adside G Sr. Gordon, Ga./Neosho County CC 25 Derek Smith F Jr. Stone Mountain, Ga./St. Pius HS 32 Mike Tippins F Jr. Valdosta, Ga./Georgia Perimeter College 33 Derrick Edwards F Jr. Memphis, Tenn./Northwest Mississippi CC 34 Dannie Hunt F So. Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County HS PLAYER TO WATCH: Georgia Southwestern's Chris Rawls was named to the team as were Augusta State's Ben Madgen and Fred Brathwaite, GCSU's Graham Martin and Freddy Little of the University of Montevallo. Rawls returns for his senior season after helping the Hurricanes reach their first PBC Tournament last year. A forward from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Rawls averaged 13.8 points and 7.5 rebounds per game and led the team in rebounding 19 times and scoring in nine games. He shot 57.7% from the floor ( ) and 78.6% from the line ( ) while playing a team-high 33.3 minutes per game. In turn, Rawls ranked near the top of the PBC in several statistical categories, including: minutes played (1st), defensive rebounds (3rd), overall rebounds per game (4th), field goal percentage (4th), free throw percentage (6th) and scoring (10th). PRESENCE IN THE POST: Georgia Southwestern men s basketball coach Mike Leeder believes Mike Tippins is ready for Peach Belt competition. Leeder signed the 6-foot-8, 205-pound forward from Georgia Perimeter and has high expectations for the Valdosta native in the post. GSW lost three players from last year s team, including two players who were 6-6 or taller. Tippins averaged 5.8 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.6 blocks while shooting 58 percent for the GJCAA runner-up Jaguars. Tippins is the fifth signee of Leeder s upcoming class. General Information Location...Americus, Ga. Founded Enrollment...3,000 Nickname...Hurricanes Colors...Navy Blue and Gold Conference...Peach Belt Arena...Storm Dome Capacity...2,250 President...Dr. Kendall Blanchard Director of Athletics...Jaclyn Kaylor Basketball Information Head Coach... Mike Leeder Record at GSW (3 yrs.) Overall Record (10 yrs.) Basketball Phone Record Conference Record/Finish /10th Starters Returning/Lost...3/2 Lettermen Returning/Lost...6/3 Newcomers...6 Series vs. The Citadel...Preseason Meeting Sports Information Basketball SID...Keith Michlig Office Phone kmichlig@canes.gsw.edu Fax Press Row Phone Website... HOW DID IT END?: Reigning PBC Tournament champion Clayton State took its first step to defending its title with a victory over tournament newcomer Georgia Southwestern State on March 4th in firstround action of the 2009 Peach Belt Conference Men s Basketball Championship. The Lakers (15-13) advance to the PBC Quarterfinals where they will face host and No. 2 seed USC Aiken on Friday, March 6, at 7:00 p.m. Georgia Southwestern State sees its season end with a record. Clayton State opened up a four-point lead at halftime, 33-29, thanks to a pressure defense that forced 12 turnovers by the Hurricanes. Brian Kelly made 6-of-8 shots in the first half for 12 points to lead the Lakers, while Georgia Southwestern State kept things close by making 6-of-10 three-pointers in the first period. The Lakers scored the first five points of the second half on a Bernard Fields layup and a Ricky Garrett three-pointer to stretch that lead out to nine, but back-to-back three-pointers by Evan Mobley and Anthony Sargent cut the Clayton State advantage to three, 38-35, with 15:53 left. A Trey Goss three-pointer made the lead two possessions again, where it stayed until a breakaway dunk by Ricky Garrett extended the Laker lead to eight, 53-45, with 6:21 left. Georgia Southwestern State made just one basket over the final six minutes, allowing the Lakers to pull away for the victory.kelly finished the night with a game-high 19 points for the Lakers, while Jaquas Dobbs and Will Lewis each added 12 points. The Lakers forced 22 turnovers in the game and registered 12 steals. Georgia Southwestern State was led by PBC Freshman of the Year Evan Mobley s 13 points and Anthony Sargent s 11 points. The Hurricanes hit 9-of-27 three-pointers for the game, but connected on only 3-of-17 from beyond the arc in the second half, and shot just one free throw in the contest. Seniors Anthony Sargent and Ric Russell played their final games in the blue and gold. Sargent ended his prolific career at GSW 22 points shy of 1000, having scored 978 points in two seasons.

6 The Bulldogs When... Overall At home On road At neutral sites After a loss In overtime In SoCon play Decided by 3 pts or less Decided by 4-5 points Decided by 6-10 points Decided by points Decided by 20+ points Scoring first Leading at half Tied at half Trailing at half Lead with 10:00 remaining Trail with 10:00 remaining Lead with 5:00 remaining Trail with 5:00 remaining Citadel shoots 50% or better Citadel shoots less than 50% Citadel out-shoots opponent Opp. shoots 50% or better Opp. shoots less than 50% Citadel out-rebounds opp. Opp. out-rebounds Citadel Rebounds are tied Citadel shoots 70%+ from FT line Citadel has more FT att. Opponent has more FT att. Citadel shoots 40%+ from 3-point Citadel wins turnover battle Opp. wins turnover battle Turnovers are tied Citadel scores 100-plus points Citadel scores points Citadel scores points Citadel scores points Citadel scores points Citadel scores points Citadel scores less than 50 pts Opp. scores 100-plus points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores points Opp. scores less than 50 pts On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In November In December In January In February In March National Polls Associated Press 1. Kansas (55) 0-0 1, Michigan State (5) 0-0 1, Texas (1) 0-0 1, Kentucky (3) 0-0 1, Villanova 0-0 1, North Carolina (1) 0-0 1, Purdue 0-0 1, West Virginia 0-0 1, Duke 0-0 1, Tennessee Butler Connecticut California Washington Michigan Ohio State Oklahoma Mississippi State Louisville Georgetown Dayton Georgia Tech Illinois Clemson Minnesota ESPN/USA Today 1. Kansas (27) Michigan State (3) Texas North Carolina (1) Kentucky Villanova Purdue Duke West Virginia Butler Tennessee California Washington Connecticut Michigan Oklahoma Ohio State Minnesota Mississippi State Georgia Tech Georgetown Dayton Louisville Clemson Syracuse

7 N13 vs Kenyon College N17 vs Charleston Southern N20 vs Eastern Michigan N21 at Missouri State N22 vs Maryland-Eastern Shore N24 at West Virginia Game-By-Game Quick Notes N28 vs UVA-Wise N29 vs Central Connecticut State D3 D5 D7 vs Davidson vs Georgia Southern vs Michigan State D16 vs Allen University D19 at Texas A&M D21 J2 J6 J9 J14 J16 J21 J23 J28 J30 F4 F6 F8 F13 F18 F20 F25 F27 at Houston at Savannah State at Appalachian State vs College of Charleston at Chattanooga at Samford vs Wofford vs Furman at Georgia Southern at Davidson vs Samford vs Chattanooga at College of Charleston at Elon vs Western Carolina vs UNC Greensboro at Furman at Wofford

8 JOE WOLFINGER Graduate Senior Center Portland, Oregon/University of Washington Scouting Report: Was granted a NCAA eligibility waiver to pursue graduate education... Big, strong and skilled Is hungry to make an impact for the Bulldogs and in the SoCon Works hard around the basket and possess the ability to stretch defenses with his shooting range. University of Washington: Member of two Sweet 16 teams while with the Huskies : Won the regular season Pac-10 title Played a career-high 22 minutes against Cleveland State, recording 12 points, fi ve rebounds and two blocks Was a perfect 3-of-3 from the fi eld, and 1-of-1 from beyond the 3-point line, against Montana (Dec. 28) Had seven points in six minutes of action against Seattle University (March 3) Converted 2-of-2 shots, including a three-pointer, and a pair of free throws against the Redhawks : Appeared in 25 contests including a start against 12th ranked Pittsburgh Converted 19-of-47 (.404) three-point shots Posted a seasonhigh 17 points at California (March 1), hitting 6-of-6 from the fi eld, 4-of-4 from beyond the arc Registered double-fi gures in points on four occasions throughout the season, including a pair of 12-point performances against Stanford (Feb. 28) and Texas (Nov. 21) : Suffered a stress fracture in his foot, forcing him to miss the season Received Hec Edmundson Most Inspirational award at postseason team ceremony : Utilized redshirt season. High School: Averaged 14.2 as a senior in 2004 at Aloha (Ore.) HS before attending North Field Mount Herman Prep, where he played under John Carroll Earned three varsity letters in basketball Coached by legendary Ken Yarnell Led Aloha to the Sweet 16 of the Oregon state tournament for their fi rst appearance in 15 years Selected All-Metro League and team s Most Valuable Player in 2004 Established a Aloha HS record with 19 rebounds Participated in Northwest Shootout and Oregon All-Star games. Personal: Full name Joseph Raymond Wolfi nger Born October 8, 1985 in Portland, Oregon Son of Phil and Laurie Wolfi nger Brother, Jack Wolfi nger, played at St. John s University and currently plays professionally in Cancun, Mexico Has two older siblings: Jack and Miranda. Joe Wolfinger s Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /2.4 TOTAL / /3.5 Joe Wolfinger s Bulldog Bites Favorite Gym, Court or place to hoop? Downtown Portland, Oregon What NBA player s game do you think is most similar to yours? Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks Who on the team makes you laugh most often? Assistant Coach Andy Fox Who is somebody that inspires you and why? My grandfather, Spike Beeber What is your favorite Citadel class/course? Physical Activity Epidemiology If you could live anyplace in the world where would it be? Greece

9 AUSTIN DAHN Junior Guard Columbus, Ohio Scouting Report: The long distance shooter from Ohio had a stellar freshman campaign. He worked hard on his entire game and added 10 pounds of muscle in the offseason : Earned a starting nod in 28 of 33 games played Reached double fi gures in points on nine occasions, including a season-high 17 at Michigan State (12/17) Notched back-to-back double-digit scoring performances on four occasions, the last coming against SoCon opposition Western Carolina (10 pts., 2/7) and Appalachian State (11 pts., 2/12) One of six players on the roster to appear in all 33 contests Connected on 32.7% (52-159) of his shots from three-point range, fi nishing second on the team behind Urbanus His 74 made fi eld goals placed him fourth on the team Season-high in rebounds, seven, came in the home opener against Grace Bible College (11/14) Begins the season ranked eighth among all-time Citadel players in three-pointers fi eld goals in a career (131) Needs one 3-pointer to tie Jamie Jenkins ( ), 17 in order to tie teammate Zach Urbanus : Made a huge impact in his freshman year Named to the SoCon Coaches All-Freshman Team Started in all 30 of the 30 games played Played 955 minutes, averaging 31.8 minutes per game Finished sixth in the conference in minutes played in conference games and ninth in the conference in overall minutes played Was second on the team in free throw percentage, shooting.773 percent from the line Shot.742 percent from the foul line in conference play... Was second on the team in points, scoring 361 points, averaging 12.0 points per game Averaged 13.0 points per game in SoCon play... Recorded double-digit scoring in 22 of 30 games on the season Scored a career-high 26 points against Chattanooga (2/16) Finished 16th in the conference in overall scoring and 13th in conference play Shot.382 percent from the fi eld and.397 percent from the 3-point line Shot.398 percent from the fi eld and.420 percent from the 3-point line in conference play Was ranked 64th in the nation in 3-point fi eld goal percentage and 81st in the nation in three-point fi eld goals per game... Recorded the most 3-pointers ever made in a season by a freshman at The Citadel with 79 Holds the No. 4 spot in school history in 3-pointers made in a season with 79 on the season Finished 13th in the conference in overall 3-point fi eld goal percentage and ninth in conference play Ranked second in school history in most 3-pointers made in a game with eight against Chattanooga (2/16) Led all SoCon freshmen in 3-point fi eld goals made with 79 Was third in the conference in 3-point fi eld goals made in conference play and fi fth in overall 3-point fi eld goals made Recorded a season-high eight rebounds against Penn (11/20) Was the leading scorer in nine games Scored in 28 games Recorded a season-high four assists against Daniel Webster (11/9). High School: Attended prep school at Fork Union Military Academy in Fork Union, Va. A 2006 graduate of Worthington Kilbourne in Columbus, Ohio Named the DQ Player of the week, earned All-Conference, All-District and All-State honors Averaged 16.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game Played for coach Tom Souder. Personal: Full name Austin Tyler Dahn Son of Stephanie Green and Chuck Dahn Father played basketball at Miami of Ohio from Uncles, Rich Dahn, played baseball at Ohio State and Billy Dahn is a three-time IronMan fi nisher Born Aug. 19, 1987 Majoring in Psychology. Austin Dahn s Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /6.8 TOTAL / /9.3 Austin Dahn s Bulldog Bites Favorite Magazine? Men s Health What is your favorite place to eat? Chipolte What NBA player s game do you think is most similar to yours? Kobe Bryant, L.A. Lakers Who is somebody that inspires you and why? My brother, Ryan, who is in the Navy because there is no greater honor than service for our country.

10 BRYAN STREETER Redshirt Junior Forward Jacksonville, N.C Scouting Report: Streeter is an athletic and energetic frontcourt player. During his freshman season, he was beginning to show signs of an elite defender. He should make a tremendous impact in the frontcourt during the season : Valuable reserve for Ed Conroy s bench, scoring 126 points and pulling down 96 caroms in 33 games played Shot 57.3% (55-96) from the fi eld on the season Began SoCon play in dramatic fashion with a 15 point, fi ve rebound, three steal performance against Georgia Southern Against the Eagles, Streeter hit 5-6 from the fi eld and 5-10 from the charity stripe Established a new career-high in rebounds, nine, at Furman (1/15) : Redshirted : Played in all 30 games, starting in 19 games Played 533 minutes, averaging 17.8 minutes per game Shot.500 percent from the fi eld Recorded 93 rebounds, averaging 3.1 boards per game Recorded 114 points, averaging 3.8 points per game Recorded a season-high 12 points against Georgia Southern (2/19) Scored in double-digits in two games Dished a season-high two assists in two games Recorded a season-high eight rebounds in two games Scored in 21 out of 30 games. High School: Graduated from White Oak High School in Lettered in basketball for four years and track for one year... Named All-Area Player of the Year... Played in the North Carolina/South Carolina All-Star Game... Named All-State Second Team... Was an East/West All-Star Select Team member... Averaged 21.7 points and 11 rebounds... His AAU team, the N.C. Gators, won the 2005 state AAU championship Played for Greg Grantham. Personal: Full name is Bryan Raysean Streeter... Son of Janette and Matthew Streeter... Born on Feb. 11, 1988 in Twenty- Nine Palms, Calif. Majoring in sports management. Bryan Streeter s Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /3.8 TOTAL / /4.0 Bryan Streeter s Bulldog Bites Favorite Gym, Court or place to hoop? Camp Lejune Military Base gym What NBA player s game do you think is most similar to yours? Kevin Garnett, Boston Celtics Who on the team makes you laugh most often? Austin Dahn Is there any team NOT on The Citadel schedule that you would like to play? UNC Wilmington Who is somebody that inspires you and why? My older brother Brandon. He plays professional basketball in Brazil and his work ethic in the weight room and passion for the game makes me want to be as successful. If you could live anyplace in the world where would it be? Sydney, Australia

11 ZACH URBANUS Junior Guard Austin, Texas Scouting Report: Zach is one of the premiere shooters in the Southern Conference. Zach has added strength in the offseason and he will continue to develop as a vocal leader for the Bulldogs. Recognized as 37th among the top-50 shooters in NCAA DI by Fox Sports (Oct. 12) : Ranked among the top three in eight statistical categories for The Citadel last season: (fi rst-minutes, 3-point FGM, 3-point FG%; second-assists; third-points, FGM, FGA, points per game) Knocked down 9-15 from the fl oor, 6-12 from 3-point range, to tie a career-high in points (24) against Chattanooga (1/12) Established the career-high against the Moccasins (12/01) when he hit 7-for-15 from the fi eld, 7-14 from the beyond the arc, a season prior Eclipsed the 20-point plateau on three occasions throughout the season: Chattanooga (1/12); Furman (1/15); UNC Greensboro (1/31) Posted a trio of seven rebound performances, tying a career-high, against Cincinnati Christian (11/22); College of Charleston (2/14) and Georgia Southern (3/2) Enters the season in sixth place on the Bulldogs all-time list of career 3-pointers made (148) Needs 12 three-pointers to move into a fi fth place tie with Dante Terry ( ) and Donny McLendon ( ) Maintains a second place ranking for career 3-point fi eld goal percentage (44.2%) : Made a signifi cant impact as a freshman guard Played and started in all 30 games Led the team in minutes played, playing 1,059 minutes, averaging 35.3 minutes per game Averaged 36.0 minutes per game in conference play Was fi rst in the conference in overall minutes Was fourth in the team in scoring, recording 311 points, averaging 10.4 per game Averaged 11.4 points per game in SoCon play Was 20th in the SoCon in scoring in conference play Recorded double-digit scoring in 13 games Recorded a season-high 24 points against Chattanooga (12/1) Was fourth in free throw percentage, shooting.714 percent from behind the line Shot.806 percent from the free throw line in conference play Went 8-for-8 from the foul line against Wofford (1/19) Was second on the team in 3-point fi eld goals, shooting.442 percent from behind the arc Shot.444 percent from behind the arc in SoCon play Finished fourth in the SoCon in overall 3-point fi eld goal percentage and fi fth in conference play Led all SoCon freshmen in 3-point fi eld goal percentage and second in 3-point fi eld goals made Finished sixth in the conference in overall 3-point fi eld goals made and in conference play Was the leading scorer in fi ve games Recorded 98 rebounds, second on the team Recorded a season-high eight rebounds against Georgia Southern (2/20) Recorded a season-high seven assists against Wofford (1/19) Second in assists, dishing 87 Had an assist in every game but two Finished ninth in the conference in overall assists and eight in assists in conference play Earned a season-high three steals in fi ve games, earning third on the team in steals with 34 Finished 15th in the conference in overall steals. High School: A 2007 graduate of Sam Bowie High School Lettered four years in basketball Tabbed honorable mention All-District, Second Team, First Team All-District, and First Team All-Region honors Averaged 15 points per game in his senior season A member of back-to-back district championship teams his junior and senior seasons Played for coach Celester Collier. Personal: Full name is Zachary Cole Urbanus Son of Kim and Andrew Urbanus Cousin, Christopher Urbanus, played football at SMU Born March 10, 1989 Majoring in sport management. Zach Urbanus Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /10.0 TOTAL / /10.2 Zach Urbanus Bulldog Bites Favorite Magazine? Slam Favorite Gym, Court or place to hoop? Capistramo Park (Austin, Texas) What NBA player s game do you think is most similar to yours? Steve Nash, Phoenix Suns Is there any team NOT on The Citadel schedule that you would like to play? Texas Who is somebody that inspires you and why? My parents because they taught me to be happy and still work hard. What is your favorite Citadel class/course? Sports Governance

12 CAMERON WELLS Junior Guard Houston, Texas Scouting Report: Cameron enjoyed a record setting freshman campaign. Cameron creates mismatches with his strength, ability to penetrate, and versatility. He looks to continue his assault on The Citadel record books after a great summer : Named CollegeInsider.com Southern Conference Most Valuable Player... Selected to SoCon Coaches All-Conference Team... Recognized as SoCon Media All-Conference Second Team and NABC All-District 22 First Team... Upper echelon performer for Ed Conroy s team, ranking in the top two of eight categories (fi rst-steals, assists, FGM, FGA; second-points, minutes, points per game, defensive rebounds) Notched double-fi gure performances in 30 of 32 games which he appeared Established a new career-high, 30 points, in a OT victory against Appalachian State (2/12), hitting from the fi eld and a perfect 8-8 from the free-throw line Has 100 or more assists in each of his fi rst two seasons Recorded a pair of double-doubles, giving him three in his career, against Charleston Southern (26 pts., 11 rebounds; 11/25) and Grambling (10 points, 14 rebounds; 11/30) Connected on 10-of-18 shots (at Furman, 1/15) and 11-of-16 shots (vs. Appalachian State, 2/12), marking the fourth time in his career that Wells has hit 10+ fi eld goals in a single game : Named SoCon Coaches Freshman of the Year Selected to the SoCon Coaches All-Freshman Team Named South Carolina Sports Media Association Freshman of the Year Selected to the SCSMA All-Freshman Team Selected to CollegeHoops.net Mid-Major Honorable Mention All-Freshman team Was the fi rst Bulldog freshman to earn Freshman of the Year honors from either the media or the coaches Recorded the most points ever scored by a freshman at The Citadel with 432 Led all SoCon freshmen in overall scoring, assists, steals and defensive rebounds Played and started in all 30 games Played 1,050 minutes, averaging 35.0 minutes per game Was third in the conference in overall minutes played and fi rst in conference play Scored a season-high 28 points against Wofford (3/1) Was the leading scorer in 10 games Recorded three double-double performances against Atlanta Christian (12/15), Elon (2/11) and Chattanooga (2/16) Led the team in four statistical categories: rebounds, steals, assists and points Led the team in rebounds with 153 boards Recorded a season-high 11 rebounds against Elon (2/11) Recorded a rebound in every game Finished 19th in the conference in overall rebounding and 15th in conference play Finished 10th in the SoCon in overall defensive rebounds and ninth in conference play Led the team in steals with 49 Earned a season-high four steals in four games Finished fourth in the conference in overall steals and in conference play Led the team in assists with 115 Recorded a season-high seven assists in four games Finished fi fth in the SoCon in overall assists and in conference play Led the team in points scored with 432, averaging 14.4 per game Scored 295 points in SoCon play, averaging 14.8 per game Finished fi fth in the conference in overall scoring and seventh in conference scoring Recorded double-digit scoring in 24 games Scored in every game Shot.417 percent from the fi eld Shot.301 percent from the 3-point line Shot.653 percent from the free throw line Dished out an assist in every game. High School: A 2007 graduate of Bellaire High School Lettered in basketball and tennis Honored for All-District and All-Star MVP Averaged 16.5 points and 7.0 assists per game Bellaire High School Jaycee Tournament three-time district champs Played for coach Bruce Glover. Personal: Full name is Cameron Louis Wells Son of Elaine and Ronald Wells Father played basketball at Texas Southern and brother played basketball for Houston Baptist University Born Sept. 23, 1988 Majoring in health and wellness. Cameron Wells Career Statistics Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def-Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /3.8 TOTAL / /8.9 Cameron Wells Bulldog Bites Favorite Gym, Court or place to hoop? Front yard What is your favorite place to eat? Jada House What NBA player s game do you think is most similar to yours? Rodney Stuckey, Detroit Pistons; Dwyane Wade, Miami Heat Who on the team makes you laugh most often? Zach Urbanus Is there any team NOT on The Citadel schedule that you would like to play? UCLA Who is somebody that inspires you and why? My dad, because of the way he handles himself. If you could live anyplace in the world where would it be? Somewhere that it snows

13 GAME ONE (Nov. 13) GAME TWO (Nov. 17) RECAP vs. Kenyon College RECAP vs. Charleston Southern NOTEBOOK NOTEBOOK