3 Utah State (2-0, 0-0 MW) at UC Santa Barbara (2-0, 0-0 Big West)

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1 MEN S BASKETBALL 20 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1939, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1970, 1971, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1988, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011 Utah State Athletic Media Relations 7400 Old Main Hill Logan, Utah Fax (435) Zach Fisher, Assistant AD/Communications (Basketball Contact) (435) zach.fisher@usu.edu USU MBB on SCHEDULE October/November 25 CENTRAL METHODIST (Ex.) W, ADAMS STATE (Ex.) W, USC W, SOUTHERN UTAH W, at UC Santa Barbara 8 p.m. 23 MISSISSIPPI STATE 7:05 p.m. 26 at Weber State 7:30 p.m. 30 vs. Brigham Young 7 p.m. DECEMBER 7 PACIFIC 7:05 p.m. 14 UTAH VALLEY 7:05 p.m. BASKETBALL TRAVELERS INC. CLASSIC (Sponsored by Gossner Foods) 19 WESTERN ILLINOIS 8:05 p.m. 20 UC SANTA BARBARA 8:05 p.m. 21 TROY 8:05 p.m. 28 SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN 7:05 p.m. JANUARY 1 at Air Force * 6 p.m. 4 SAN JOSÉ STATE * 7:05 p.m. 11 at Nevada * 6:05 p.m. 15 COLORADO STATE * 7:05 p.m. 18 at Boise State * 7 p.m. 22 at UNLV * 9:05 p.m. 25 SAN DIEGO STATE * 9:05 p.m. 28 NEW MEXICO * 9:05 p.m. FEBRUARY 1 at Wyoming * 4:05 p.m. 5 NEVADA * 7:05 p.m. 8 BOISE STATE * 4:05 p.m. 11 at Colorado State * 7:15 p.m. 15 UNLV * 2:05 p.m. 18 at San Diego State * 9:05 p.m. 22 FRESNO STATE * 7:05 p.m. 25 at New Mexico * 7:05 p.m. MARCH 1 at San José State * 6:05 p.m. 5 WYOMING * 8:05 p.m. Mountain West Tournament, Las Vegas, Nev TBA NCAA First, Second & Third Rounds TBA * MW Game All times are Mountain Home games in BOLD CAPS RECORD Overall/MW 2-0 / 0-0 Home/Away/Neutral 2-0 / 0-0 / 0-0 GAME 3 Utah State (2-0, 0-0 MW) at UC Santa Barbara (2-0, 0-0 Big West) Saturday, Nov. 16, :05 p.m. (MT) Santa Barbara, Calif. UCSB Thunderdome (6,000) Aggie Sports Radio Network Big West TV Online Utah State Aggies (2-0, 0-0 MW) Probable starters Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG APG C 5 Jarred Shaw Sr ^ G 13 Preston Medlin Sr G 20 TeNale Roland Sr G/F 21 Spencer Butterfield Sr F 23 Kyle Davis So ^ Probable starters Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG APG G 0 Marcel Davis So F 1 Ben Clifford Jr ^ G 3 Terrell Young Fr G 10 Viko Noma aea Fr F 12 Danny Berger R-Jr F 14 Jalen Moore Fr G 24 JoJo McGlaston Fr C 25 Jordan Stone Jr F 30 Sean Harris Sr F 31 James Croasdell Fr C 41 Carson Shanks Fr GAME DAY HEADLINES ^ = blocks per game Utah State (2-0, 0-0 MW) hits the road for the first time of the season, heading to Santa Barbara, Calif., to take on a familiar foe in the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos (2-0, 0-0 Big West) on Saturday, Nov. 16. Tip-off is set for 8 p.m. (MT) from UCSB s Thunderdome (6,000). The USU-UCSB match-up will not be televised, but will be streamed online on BigWest.tv. The Aggies have an overall record of 1,502-1,032 (.593) in their 2,534 games played. USU became the 52nd team in NCAA history to reach the 1,500 total win plateau. Utah State is 2-0 to start a season for the first time in six years ( ) and for the seventh time in Stew Morrill s 16 seasons as head coach. USU is in pursuit of its first 3-0 start to a season since , when the Aggies opened 5-0, as well as the sixth 3-0 beginning to a season under Morrill. Utah State and UC Santa Barbara will be playing for the 64th time in series history this weekend, in what is the 11th-oldest rivalry in USU history, with USU leading the all-time series, The first game played in the series was on Dec. 7, 1970 with Utah State posting a home win, and the most recent time was on Feb. 18, 2012 in the ESPNU BracketBusters, with visiting UCSB winning, Saturday is USU s first road game of the season, and Utah State has won 28 of its last 46 road games (.622) and is (.555) in road games under veteran head coach Stew Morrill. Utah State is (.803) against teams from the state of California during the last 13 years, including (.647) on California soil. Utah State has three players on its current roster from the state of California in senior guard/forward Spencer Butterfield (Loomis, Calif./Del Oro HS/Yuba CC), senior forward Sean Harris (Rocklin, Calif./Rocklin HS/Yuba CC) and freshman guard JoJo McGlaston (Dublin, Calif./Dublin HS). Utah State spent 27 years in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association/Big West Conference ( ) and won six tournament championships and seven regular season titles. USU s overall league record while a member of the Big West was (.615), while its record against current members of the conference is (.659) as Utah State has a winning record against every team in the league. USU head coach Stew Morrill is 12-5 (.706) all-time against UC Santa Barbara and (.733) against current members of the Big West Conference. Utah State is (.746) during the month of November under Morrill, having won its last five games in the 11th month, as well as winning its last two road games in the month. USU has only played once on Nov. 16, in known dates of games dating back to , doing so in 1996, when the Aggies hosted Simon Fraser in the season-opener, wining USU senior guard Preston Medlin enters Tuesday s game with 993 career points, needing seven more points to become the 36th player in USU history to reach the 1,000 career points plateau. USU is entering its first season in the Mountain West after eight seasons in the Western Athletic Conference. Overall, USU posted a (.732) regular-season WAC record in its eight years in the league.

2 QUICK FACTS Location Logan, Utah Founded 1888 Enrollment 28,994 President Dr. Stan L. Albrecht Vice President/Athletics Director Scott Barnes Nickname Aggies Colors Navy Blue, White and Pewter Grey Conference Mountain West (MW) Arena Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Capacity 10,270 BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach Stew Morrill Alma Mater Gonzaga, 1974 Career Record (28th yr.) Record at USU (16th yr.) Associate Coach Tim Duryea Assistant Coach Chris Jones Assistant Coach Tarvish Felton Dir. of Operations Jesse Parker Office Phone (435) MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. AD/Communications (MBB) Zach Fisher Office (435) Fax (435) Cell (435) Press Row (435) Director Doug Hoffman Office (435) Asst. Director Kara Fisher Office (435) AGGIE RADIO NETWORK Logan KVNU (610 AM/102.1 FM) Logan KLZX (95.9 FM) Salt Lake City KZNS (1280 AM) Vernal KVEL (920 AM) Price KRPX (95.3 FM) Montpelier, ID KLZX (105.3 FM) ON THE AIR Every Utah State basketball game can be heard live on the Aggie Radio Network. Al Lewis serves as the play-by-play announcer, while Rod Tueller (former Aggie head coach and Athletics Director) will provide color analysis at home. Games can also be heard on the internet ( by clicking on the Listen Live link. ON THE INTERNET Utah State fans can watch the season live via the internet at UtahStateAggies.com. Select home game and road games will be available on the internet by clicking on the Watch Live link. GAMETRACKER Aggie fans can follow all of Utah State s home games on the internet via GameTracker, which provides a play-by-play breakdown and statistics for both teams during the game. MEDIA GUIDELINES All Utah State practices are closed to the media. For interviews please contact Zach Fisher at (435) No interviews will be granted on game day. USU s locker room is closed on game day. Interviews will be conducted outside the locker room. THIS WEEK Utah State (2-0, 0-0 MW) hits the road for the first time of the season, heading to Santa Barbara, Calif., to take on a familiar foe in the UC Santa Barbara Gauchos (2-0, 0-0 Big West) on Saturday, Nov. 16. Tip-off is set for 8 p.m. (MT) from UCSB s Thunderdome (6,000). The USU-UCSB match-up will not be televised, but will be streamed online on BigWest.tv. It will also be aired on the radio on the Aggie Sports Network, and audio streamed on USU s website, com. Live stats will also be available through Live Stats link, and updates will also be available on Twitter WHAT S UP NEXT? Utah State returns home to host Southeastern Conference foe, Mississippi State on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7:05 p.m. at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. Mississippi State will be the first SEC opponent to visit Logan since Arkansas did so on Dec. 27, 1971, won by USU, 95-94, in OT. MSU will only be the third SEC team to play at USU, as LSU played in Logan on Dec. 30, 1970, also won by the Aggies, 97-81, for USU s 2-0 home mark against SEC foes. Utah State is 0-1 against the Bulldogs of MSU, losing on the road, 66-64, on Dec. 31, ON THE AIRWAVES Utah State basketball games are broadcast on the Aggie Sports Network on KVNU (610 AM/102.1 FM) and KLZX (95.9 FM) in Logan, on KZNS (1280 AM) in Salt Lake City, KVEL (920 AM) in Vernal, KRPX (95.3 FM) in Price, and KLZX (105.3 FM) in Montpelier, Idaho, as well as on the internet at Al Lewis serves as the play-by-play announcer while former USU head coach and athletics director Rod Tueller serves as the analyst during home games and select road games, including Saturday s game at UC Santa Barbara. LISTEN LIVE ON THE INTERNET Fans can also listen to all Utah State men s basketball games on the Internet by clocking on the Listen Live link at the official web site of USU athletics. ON TV The USU-UCSB match-up will not be televised. LIVE VIDEO ON THE INTERNET Select Utah State home games and road games where available are streamed on the Internet by clicking on the Watch Live link at the official web site of USU athletics. LIVE STATS Live stats for all USU home games are available via Gametracker links at com, the official web site of USU athletics. Road games will be under live stats links at www. utahstateaggies.com, which will redirect fans to the home team s stat system. BEING SOCIAL Utah State men s basketball news and information is available on Fans can also get USU men s basketball highlights on youtube at youtube/utahstateathletics. Aggie fans can also follow the Utah State athletic program at twitter.com/usuathletics, on facebook at facebook.com/usuathletics, or on Instagram at instagram.com/usuathletics. A GLANCE AT UTAH STATE Utah State men s basketball is entering its first season in Mountain West with four returning starters as part of eight returning lettermen from last year s squad that started out 14-1, but lost all three of its returning starters to season-ending injuries by mid-season, as USU finished overall and 11-7 in Western Athletic Conference play. Last year was USU s eighth and final season in the WAC before joining the Mountain West on July 1, The campaign was USU s 14th-straight 21-win season, as Utah State is just one of just five teams in the country to win at least 21 games in each of the past 14 seasons along with Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas and Syracuse. Furthermore, it was the 23rd time in school history that USU had won 20 or more games in a season. The edition of Aggie men s basketball will be veteranled with four seniors returning in Statistical Breakdown Here s a breakdown of what is coming back in : Points (1,741/2,134) % Rebounds (925/1,100) % Offensive (281/323) % Defensive (644/777) % Minutes (4,916/6,275) % Assists (372/455) % Steals (103/150) % Blocked Shots (77/125) % Field Goals Made (608/750) % 3-Point Field Goals Made (147/178) % Free Throws Made (378/456) % guard/forward Spencer Butterfield, guards Preston Medlin and TeNale Roland and center Jarred Shaw. A fifth senior, forward Sean Harris, is still recovering from a knee injury that kept him out all of last season, and his progress continues entering the year. 2 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

3 LOOKING AT UTAH STATE USU improved to 2-0 for the first time since , and the seventh time in Stew Morrill s 16 seasons as head coach, with a thumping of the Thunderbirds of Southern Utah Tuesday night. Senior center Jarred Shaw leads the Aggies with 18.0 points and 7.0 rebounds per game, posting his first double-double of the season and 10th of his career with 24 points and 10 rebounds against SUU. The senior duo of guard Preston Medlin and guard/forward Spencer Butterfield are both averaging 11.5 points per game. Medlin and senior guard TeNale Roland lead the team with four three-pointers, as Roland is 4-of-7 (57.1 percent) and Medlin is 4-of-10 (40.0 percent). Sophomore forward Kyle Davis chips in with 8.5 points and 5.5 rebounds adding a team-high 4.0 blocks per game, while junior forward Danny Berger adds 5.0 points and 6.0 rebounds per game, as well as 2-of-4 (50.0 percent) behind the arc. Sophomore guard Marcel Davis is averaging teamhighs of 4.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game, while Roland is adding 3.0 helpers per contest. As a team, USU is averaging 84.0 points per game, while shooting 52.8 percent (57-of-108) from the field, and 44.8 percent (13-of-29) from three-point range, in addition to 71.9 percent (41-of-57) at the free throw line. Defensively, the Aggies are holding the opposition to 61.0 ppg, while limiting opponents to 33.9 percent (40-of-118) field goal shooting, 17.9 percent (7-of-39) behind the arc and 83.3 percent (35-of-42) at the charity stripe. USU has a rebounding margin ( ), while averaging 18.5 assists, 6.0 blocks and 4.0 steals per game. MEDLIN FOR 1,000 PLEASE, ALEX With 17 points in the season-opener and six points Tuesday, senior guard Preston Medlin has 993 career points and needs just seven points to become the answer to the Jeopardy question, Who is the recent member of the USU 1,000 Points Scored Club?, as Medlin currently has 987 career points. He has played in 77 career games, for a 12.8 career points per game career average. Medlin would become the 36th player in USU history to reach the 1,000 career points plateau, and the first since former teammate Tyler Newbold ( ), who is at No. 33 on the list with 1,014 career points. Another former teammate, Tai Wesley ( ) is at No. 8 with 1,749 points MW STANDINGS Through games of Nov. 13 MWC Overall W-L Pct W-L Pct Utah State Boise State New Mexico (22/21) San Diego State Air Force Colorado State Fresno State Nevada UNLV Wyoming San José State UTAH STATE BY THE NUMBERS USU CAREER Points (1,000-plus) Name Years Points 1. Jaycee Carroll Greg Grant Wayne Estes Brian Jackson Cornell Green Marvin Roberts Kendall Youngblood Tai Wesley Tony Brown Eric Franson 1991, Reid Newey 1984, Nate Harris Dean Hunger Kevin Nixon Dan Conway Mike Santos Shaler Halimon Spencer Nelson 1999, Bob Lauriski Rich Haws Jim Boatwright Max Perry Jay Goodman Jimmy Moore Bert Cook Troy Collier Jeff O. Anderson Nate Williams Gary Wilkinson Desmond Penigar Vince Washington Pat Dunn Tyler Newbold Bill Hull Bob Ipsen Preston Medlin 2010, Combined winning percentage posted by the Aggies the last 14 years, which is the fourth-best in NCAA Division I. Teams who have won at least 21 games in each of the last 14 years (Utah State, Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas and Syracuse). Number of times Stew Morrill has been named coach of the year in his respective conference (1991, 2000, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011). Number of conference tournament championships won by Utah State under Morrill. Consecutive 20-win seasons by the Aggies. Number of first-team all-league selections for Utah State in the last 13 years. Number of academic all-conference selections under Morrill. Number of wins Utah State has averaged over the last 14 years. The last time Utah State did not participate in postseason play before this season. USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

4 MW STATISTICS as of Nov. 13 Team All MW Scoring... 3rd (84.0) Scoring Defense... 4th (61.0) Scoring Margin... 4th (+23.0) Free Throw %... 5th (.719) Field Goal %... 3rd (.528) Field Goal % Def... 3rd (.339) Pt. Field Goal %... 2nd (.448) Pt. Field Goal % Def... 2nd (.179) Rebounds... 4th (41.0) Rebound Margin... 5th (+10.5) Assists... 2nd (18.5) Assist/TO Ratio... 1st (2.30) Steals... T-8th (4.00) Blocks... T-2nd (6.00) INDIVIDUAL All MW Scoring Jarred Shaw... T-6th (18.0) Field Goal Percentage None Free Throw Percentage TeNale Roland... T-1st (1.000) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage None Three-Point Field Goal Made None Rebounds Jarred Shaw... T-10th (7.00) Danny Berger... T-15th (6.00) Assists Marcel Davis... 6th (4.50) Steals None Blocks Kyle Davis... T-1st (3.00)...-- Jarred Shaw... T-3rd (2.50)...-- Assist-Turnover Ratio Marcel Davis... 4th (4.5) None Minutes None NCAA STATISTICS FINAL Team Rebounding Margin... 3rd (+9.1) Field Goal Percentage... 24th (.469) Assists Per Game... 49th (14.7) Won-Lost Percentage... 63rd (.677) Assist-Turnover Ratio... 75th (1.12) INDIVIDUAL Field Goal Percentage Jarred Shaw... 50th (.539) Rebounds Per Game Jarred Shaw... 71st (8.4) Double-Doubles Jarred Shaw... 81st (9.0) 4 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013 A LOOK BACK AT SOUTHERN UTAH GAME Senior center Jarred Shaw posted a double-double to lead Utah State men s basketball to a thumping of the Thunderbirds of Southern Utah Tuesday night at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. Shaw s 24 points and 10 rebounds led USU its first 2-0 record since , and the seventh time in Stew Morrill s 16 seasons as head coach. Tuesday s win was the Aggies 28th-straight home victory against in-state competition in improving to 30-1 at home against teams from the state of Utah in the last 14 years, including 7-0 all-time against Southern Utah. Senior guard/forward Spencer Butterfield netted 11 points, while senior guard TeNale Roland recorded 10 points. A total of 11 different players scored with all 13 players who were in uniform Tuesday seeing action. It was the Aggie debuts of senior forward Sean Harris, who missed all of his first season at USU last year with a knee injury, and freshman guards JoJo McGlaston and Viko Noma aea. It was also the season debut of junior forward Ben Clifford, who missed the preseason and last week s game against USC with a foot injury. SUU, which leveled its season record at 1-1 with the loss, was led by Trey Kennedy with 11 points, while Cal Hanks, a Logan, Utah native, posted 10 points off the bench. Casey Oliverson, who is also a Logan, Utah, native, and teammate of USU freshman forward Jalen Moore at Sky View High School, led the Thunderbirds with nine rebounds. USU shot a season-high 58.3 percent (28-of-48) from the field, making a season-high 62.5 percent (5-of-8) from three-point range, its best shooting from behind the arc in its last 24 games, dating back to last season, when Utah State shot 66.7 percent (6-of-9) from threepoint range against Southern Illinois on Dec. 22, The Aggies were 29-of-38 (76.3 percent) at the free throw line. The 29 made free throws are Utah State s most since making 32 free throws against Loyola Marymount on Mar. 21, 2012, a span of 36 games. Furthermore, USU s 38 free throw attempts are its most since attempting 39 against Utah on Nov. 24, 2010, a span of 101 games. Southern Utah made 16-of-53 (30.2 percent) of its field goals, including 3-of-15 (20.0 percent) from three-point range, as well as 22-of-26 (84.6 percent) at the charity stripe. USU doubled-up SUU in the rebounding department, 44-22, including 11 on the offensive glass which led to a 22-6 second-chance points advantage. Shaw s 10 rebounds were one of six different Aggies have four or more boards. The Aggies had twice as many assists as the Thunderbirds, 16-8, with sophomore guard Marcel Davis dishing out six helpers, while Roland notched four. Sophomore forward Kyle Davis, who played at SUU as a freshman before going on an LDS Church Mission, then transferring to USU upon his return, swatted a game-high three blocks, while Shaw added two. Utah State led from start-to-finish, jumping out to a 5-0 lead, on a three-pointer by Roland and a pair of Shaw free throws. Kennedy hit a three-pointer on SUU s next possession to pull the T-Birds within, 5-3, but that would be the closest they would get for the rest of the game, as USU went on a 14-4 run, starting by two Kyle Davis free throws and capped by a Marcel Davis layup for a 19-7 lead. The Aggie advantage grew to over 20 for the first time at after a jumper from Butterfield at the 7:02 mark, and USU took a lead into halftime. The Aggie advantage was 20 or more for the majority of the second half, swelling to 30 for the first time at with 4:37 to play following a layup by Roland. Moore made a pair of free throws with 27 seconds left for USU s largest lead of the night at 90-56, before SUU s Cal Hanks hit one free throw with 12 ticks for the final score at POST-GAME NOTES FROM SUU GAME Utah State is 2-0 to start a season for the first time in six years ( ) and for the seventh time in Stew Morrill s 16 seasons as head coach. Utah State shot a season-high 58.3 percent from the field, for its best shooting percentage from the field in its last 14 games dating back to last year. Utah State shot a season-high 62.5 percent from three-point range, for its best shooting from behind the arc in its last 24 games dating back to last season. Utah State s 90 points are its most since defeating Oakland, , on March 25, 2012, a span of 35 games. Utah State s 22 rebounds allowed are its fewest since Denver has just 19 rebounds on Feb. 14, 2013, a span of 11 games, while its 20 rebound advantage is its largest since outrebounding Western Oregon by 22 (43-21) on Dec. 8, 2012, a span of 28 games. Utah State has now won 28 straight home games against in-state opponents and is now 30-1 all-time at home against teams from the state of Utah under Morrill. Utah State has now won 33 of its last 42 overall games against in-state opponents and is against the state of Utah in the last 15 years, including a 7-0 record against Southern Utah. Utah State has now won 65 of its last 74 home games and improved to all-time in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum under Morrill. USU has won seven of its last nine and 121 of its last 127 games (.953) when holding its opponents under 60 points. Overall USU is (.921) under Morrill when allowing fewer than 60 points in a game. Utah State has won 86 of its last 88 games when leading at the half and is now over the last 15 years when leading at the half. Utah State is 2-0 this year and has won 93 of its last 99 games when scoring 70-plus points. Overall, USU is now under Morrill when scoring 70 or more points in a game.

5 SCOUTING UC SANTA BARBARA The Gauchos improved to 2-0 on the season after an win over UNLV Tuesday in Las Vegas, Nev., getting 21 points and nine rebounds from junior center Alan Williams and 19 points from senior guard Kyle Boswell, netting 5-of-7 from three-point range. Junior guard Zalmico Harmon, sophomore guard Michael Bryson and freshman guard Eric Childress all added nine points while sophomore forward Sam Beeler pulled down seven rebounds. The Gauchos beat Hawaii-Pacific, 76-50, on Nov. 8 in the season-opener. UCSB is averaging 81.0 ppg, making 48.6 percent (53-of- 109) of its field goals, as well as 41.2 percent (14-of-34) beyond the arc, in addition to 67.7 percent (42-of-62) at the free throw line. The Gauchos defense is holding opponents to 57.5 ppg, limiting them to 35.1 percent (39-of-111) field goal shooting, 40.0 percent (16-of-40) from three-point range and 50.0 percent (21-of-42) at the charity stripe. UCSB has a scoring margin, as well as a +8.5 rebounding margin ( ). The Gauchos are averaging 17.5 assists, 4.5 steals and 5.0 blocks per game, while committing just 8.5 turnovers per game. HELLO OLD FRIEND USU head coach Stew Morrill and UCSB head coach Bob Williams are both in their 16th seasons at their respective posts, with Morrill holding a 12-5 advantage in head-to-head match-ups. AGGIES-GAUCHOS SERIES HISTORY Utah State and UC Santa Barbara will be playing for the 64th time in series history this weekend, in what is the 11th-oldest rivalry in USU history, with USU leading the all-time series, The first game played in the series was on Dec. 7, 1970 with Utah State posting a home win, and the most recent time was on Feb. 18, 2012 in the ESPNU BracketBusters, with visiting UCSB winning, BIG WEST REUNION Utah State spent 27 years in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association/Big West Conference ( ) and won six tournament championships and seven regular season titles. USU s overall league record while a member of the Big West was (.615), while its record against current members of the conference is (.659) as Utah State has a winning record against every team in the league. USU head coach Stew Morrill is 12-5 (.706) all-time against UC Santa Barbara and (.733) against current members of the Big West Conference. UTAH STATE VERSUS THE GOLDEN STATE Utah State is (.803) against teams from the state of California during the last 13 years, including (.647) on California soil. CALIFORNIA AGGIES Utah State has three players on its current roster from the state of California in senior guard/forward Spencer Butterfield (Loomis, Calif./Del Oro HS/ Yuba CC), senior forward Sean Harris (Rocklin, Calif./ Rocklin HS/ Yuba CC) and freshman guard JoJo McGlaston (Dublin, Calif./Dublin HS). USU IN NOVEMBER Utah State is (.746) during the month of November under Morrill, having won its last five games in the 11th month, as well as winning its last two road games in the month. USU has only played once on Nov. 16, in known dates of games dating back to , doing so in 1996, when the Aggies hosted Simon Fraser in the season-opener, wining LOOKING BACK AT UTAH STATE S DAYS IN THE BIG WEST CONFERENCE Utah State s first win in basketball in the PCAA was at home against Fresno State, 56-49, on Jan. 9, 1979 and its first tournament win was that same year against San Jose State, 85-78, on March 1. Utah State won its first regular season championship during the season under then head coach Rod Tueller with an 11-2 record and won its first tournament championship during the season under Tueller with wins against San Jose State (80-72), UC Santa Barbara (73-66) and UC Irvine (86-79). Aggie fans would not see another regular season championship until Larry Eustachy s second year as head coach as he led USU to a 14-4 conference record during the season. Three years later, Eustachy guided Utah State to its second-ever tournament championship in 1998 with wins against Long Beach State (69-61), Cal State Fullerton (65-56) and Pacific (78-63). Current Aggie head coach Stew Morrill took over the program prior to the season and promptly turned Utah State into the conference s premier team. USU began its domination in the league during the season as it finished with a perfect 16-0 record and then won the tournament championship by defeating Pacific (64-41), Nevada (69-64) and New Mexico State (71-66). Utah State would repeat as tournament champions the next year with wins against CS Fullerton (74-43), Boise State (67-48) and Pacific (50-38). The Aggies would go on to finish tied for first in the conference in 2002 before losing to UC Santa Barbara (60-56) in the tournament championship game. After placing third in the Big West during the 2003 season, Utah State won its third tournament championship in four years by defeating CS Fullerton (89-83 ot), UC Irvine (62-55) and Cal Poly (57-54). Utah State OVERALL STATS FOR UTAH STATE PLAYERS VERSUS SOUTHERN UTAH Player G/GS FG FG% 3FG 3FG% FT FT% Reb./Avg. A S Pts./Avg. B.Clifford 1/ / /0.0 P. Medlin 2/ / /13.0 J. Stone 1/ / ^ 5/5.0 D. Berger DNP * = Career High ^Blocks STAT COMPARISON Category Record 2-0, , 0-0 Points Scored Points Allowed Scoring Margin FG % Def. FG % Pt. % Def. 3-Pt. % Free Throw % Off. Rebounds Total Rebounds Reb. Margin Assists Turnovers Steals Blocks Fouls USU-UCSB SERIES HISTORY USU VS. UC Santa Barbara (39-24) H: 22-7; A: 15-13; N: /07/ 70 H W /27/73 A L /05/77 H W /19/77 A L 78-88* 01/20/79 H W /18/79 A L /17/80 A W /16/80 H W /22/81 A W /21/81 H L /04/82 H L /11/82 A L /13/83 H W /24/83 A W 94-91* 01/08/84 A W /02/84 H W /10/85 A W /16/85 H W /11/86 H L /15/86 A L /24/87 H W /28/87 A L /05/87 N L /16/88 A W /10/88 H W /11/88 N W /14/89 H W /13/89 A L /04/90 A L /15/90 H L /04/91 H W /28/91 A L /08/91 N L /16/92 A L /15/92 H W /14/93 H W /13/93 A W 77-75* 01/10/94 A L /19/94 H L /11/95 H W /02/95 A W /20/96 A L /15/96 H W /01/97 H W /07/97 N W /17/98 A W 69-66* 01/16/99 H L 65-66* 03/04/99 N L /20/00 A W /15/01 A W /01/01 H W /05/02 A W /31/02 H W /09/02 N L /11/03 H W /06/03 A L /08/04 A W /07/04 H W /06/05 H W /05/05 A W /22/08 H W /17/08 A W /18/12 H L UTAH STATE-UC SANTA BARBARA SERIES FACTS Overall... USU leads In Logan... USU leads 22-7 In Santa Barbara... USU leads Neutral Sites... UCSB leads 4-2 Current Streak... UCSB, 1 win First Meeting... 12/07/70 (USU, 76-63) Largest USU Win... 38, (02/26/05) Largest UCSB Win... 32, USU vs. UCSB Under Morrill USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

6 UC SANTA BARBARA at UTAH STATE Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics UC Santa Barbara vs Utah State 02/18/12 7:05 p.m. at Logan, Utah (Dee Glen Smith Spectrum) UC Santa Barbara Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 00 Serna, Jaime f Williams, Alan f Nunnally, James f Taylor, T.J. g Johnson, Orlando g Garth, Nate Hornbuckle, Keegan Boswell, Kyle Peterson, Christian Somogyi, Greg Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 2 Utah State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 21 Grim, Morgan f Reed, Kyisean f Pane, Brockeith g Berger, Danny g Medlin, Preston g Clifford, Ben Thoseby, Adam Farris, E.J Bruneel, Mitch Stone, Jordan Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Daryl Gelinas <R>, Kurt Walker (U>, Tom Nally <U> Technical fouls: UC Santa Barbara-None. Utah State-Grim, Morgan. Attendance: Score by periods 1st 2nd Total UC Santa Barbara Utah State Last FG - UCSB 2nd-00:29, USU 2nd-00:21. Largest lead - UCSB by 16 2nd-11:18, USU by 5 1st-10:58. Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 4 In Off 2nd Fast Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench UCSB USU Score tied - 3 times. Lead changed - 3 times. UTAH STATE at UC SANTA BARBARA Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Utah State vs UC Santa Barbara 11/17/08 7:00 pm at Santa Barbara, Calif, (The Thunderdome) Utah State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 42 Wesley, Tai f Wilkinson, Gary f Williams, Pooh g Newbold, Tyler g Myaer, Jaxon g Sirju, Richard Williams, Stavon Quayle, Jared Formisano, Matt Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadba Rebound 1 UC Santa Barbara Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 10 Devine, Chris f Byrd, Jesse f Posley, D.J. g Roemer, Paul g Powell, James g Serna, Jaime Weiner, Jordan Phippen, Sam Brew, Will Nunnally, James Somogyi, Greg Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: Dave Hall, Scott Thornley, Bill Gracey Technical fouls: Utah State-None. UC Santa Barbara-None. Attendance: 4028 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Utah State UC Santa Barbara Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadba Rebound 0 had an outstanding season during the campaign, as it went 17-1 in league play and tied with Pacific for first-place, before losing to Cal State Northridge (63-62) in the semifinals of the tournament. USU s final year in the Big West was the season, as Utah State ended its association with the conference by winning the 2005 tournament championship with wins against CS Fullerton (84-77) and 16th-ranked Pacific (65-52). Overall, Utah State won six tournament championships (1988, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005) and seven regular season titles (1980, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2000, 20002, 2004) as a member of the Big West Conference. In its last six years in the league, USU won four tournament championships, three regular season titles, recorded an (.808) league record and had a 13-2 (.867) record in tournament action. USU also had 12 first-team all-big West selections, 20 all-conference selections and 23 Player of Week honorees, not to mention Coach Morrill being named the Big West Coach of the Year twice (2000, 2002) in its last six years in the league. USU LAST MEETING AGAINST UCSB - Feb, 18, 2012 LOGAN, Utah - UC Santa Barbara made 53 percent of its field goals and three-pointers on the way to a win against Utah State in men s basketball ESPNU BracketBusters action at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Saturday night. Sophomore guard Preston Medlin led three Aggies in double-digit scoring with 14 points, and tied his career-high by dishing out a game-high eight assists. Senior guard Brockeith Pane netted all 13 of his points in the second half and junior forward Kyisean Reed tallied 10 points. Freshman center Jordan Stone led USU on the glass with a career-best tying eight rebounds, as the Aggies had a slim, 31-30, rebounding edge. James Nunnally led UCSB with a double-double, netting 24 points to go with a game-best 11 rebounds, while Orlando Johnson added 22 points. Johnson hit four three-pointers while Nunnally drained three triples, as the Gauchos made 8-of-15 (.533) of their three s. UCSB shot 53.2 percent (25-47) from the field and were also 14-of-21 (.667) at the free throw line. USU hit a paltry 26.1 percent (6-23) field goal shooting in the first half, but made 53.6 percent (15-28) in the second stanza, finishing the night at 41.2 percent (21-51) from the floor. The Aggies were 5-of-20 (.250) from three-point range and 17-of- 25 (.680) at the charity stripe. Utah State opened a 14-9 lead at 10:58 of the first half after a three-pointer by sophomore forward Mitch Bruneel, one of his two treys on the night, but UCSB stormed back and later opened up lead with four seconds remaining. USU nearly pulled within four points at the break, but sophomore guard E.J. Farris three-pointer at the half was a split second too late and waved off by the officials, making the halftime score remain, The Gauchos stretched their lead to at the 11:18 mark after a three-pointer from the left wing by Kyle Boswell. The Aggies rallied with 9-0 run which became a 17-5 spurt to cut the gap to after a three-point play by Pane with 6:14 to go. That would be the closest USU would get as the Gauchos reeled off nine unanswered to open a lead after a three-point play by Johnson, and the Aggies couldn t trim the margin to single digits until the final minute, before Bruneel hit a three from the left corner with 21 seconds remaining for the final score. USU-UCSB LAST MEETING AT SANTA BARBARA - Nov. 17, 2008 SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Matt Formisano scored a put-back basket with three second to play to lift Utah State to a hard-fought road at UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 17, With the game tied at 59-all, Utah State s Gary Wilkinson missed a running layup that Formisano rebounded and scored on to give the Aggies the win. Formisano finished with six points and three rebounds. Sophomore forward Tai Wesley led Utah State with 12 points and eight rebounds, while Wilkinson added 11 points and eight rebounds. Freshman guard Jaxon Myaer also scored 11 points for the visitors. Chris Devine and James Powell each scored 14 points for UC Santa Barbara, but were a combined 11-of-28 from the field, including 2-of-9 from three-point range. Utah State used a 14-0 run in the second-half to take a lead with 7:52 remaining before UC Santa Barbara went on an 18-6 run to tie the game at 59-all with 29 seconds to play. UC Santa Barbara scored the first four points of the game before Utah State took its first lead at 7-6 on a layup by junior guard Stavon Williams. The Gauchos reclaimed the lead and held a 12-9 advantage before the Aggies went on a 13-2 run and led with 5:16 to play in the half. UCSB scored 13 of the final 19 points of the first-half to make the score for USU at the break. Myaer led Utah State with eight first-half points as USU shot 47.8 percent from the field (11-23). Powell had nine first-half points for UCSB as the Gauchos shot 40.7 percent (11-27). Utah State finished the game by shooting 47.9 percent from the field (23-48), 42.9 percent from three-point range (6-14), and 69.2 percent from the free throw line (9-13), while UC Santa Barbara shot 44.6 percent overall (25-56), including 4-of-14 from three-point range (.286), and 5-of-7 from the free throw line (.714). USU also dominated the glass as it out-rebounded the Gauchos, USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

7 DID YOU KNOW? Utah State is (.753) during the last 14 seasons which ranks as the fourth-best winning percentage and sixth-most wins in the nation during that time period. Furthermore, USU has averaged 25.4 wins during the last 13 seasons. UTAH STATE AT THE HALF Utah State is 2-0 this season after going 18-0 during the season when leading at half and has won 86 of its last 88 games (.977) when leading at the break. Over the last 14 years, USU is (.921) when holding a lead at intermission. On the flip side, Utah State was 1-9 (.100) last season and (.359) when trailing at the half under head coach Stew Morrill. The Aggies were 2-1 last season when tied at the break. UTAH STATE FROM THREE-POINT RANGE Utah State has made at least one three-point basket in 231 straight games and the last time USU did not make a three-pointer in a game was on Dec. 16, 2006 in Provo as BYU defeated the Aggies, USU entered that game having made at least one three-pointer in 127 games dating back to Dec. 14, 2002 when BYU held USU without a three-pointer in a win in Provo. UTAH STATE USUALLY WINS WHEN SCORING 70-PLUS POINTS Utah State s magic number historically appears to be 70, as in 70 points. USU is 2-0 this season and 15-0 during the regular season when it scored 70 or more points in a game before losing in the WAC Tournament quarterfinals after scoring 78. Overall, USU has won 93 of its last 99 games (.939), when reaching 70 points and is (.883) all-time under head coach Stew Morrill when scoring 70 points in a game. On the flip side, USU is (.342) when scoring less than 60 points under Morrill. USU VERY SUCCESSFUL WHEN HOLDING ITS OPPONENTS UNDER 60 POINTS Utah State is 1-0 this season after going 7-1 last season and has won 121 of its last 127 games (.952) when holding its opponents under 60 points. Overall, USU is (.921) under Morrill when allowing fewer than 60 points in a game. AGGIES OK IN OT USU was 2-1 last season in overtime, getting a three-pointer in the waning seconds of regulation from junior guard Preston Medlin both against Idaho on Jan. 5 and against Santa Clara on Nov. 28, before getting beat on a buzzer-beating three-pointer in the Denver game. USU has now won seven of its last nine extra session games and Utah State is (.569) all-time in overtime games. 80 PERCENT AT FREE PITCH STRIPE Utah State made 80.0 percent or better in 10 games last season, going 7-3 when doing so. The Aggies shot over 80 percent in three of their last four regular-season games, including the last two, making USU s 87.5 percent on March 9 against UTSA, which was its third-highest of the season behind its season-high 88.9 percent against Western Oregon on Dec. 8 and its 88.2 percent versus LA Tech on Jan INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES Double-Double (points & rebounds/assists*) Jarred Shaw... 1 Double-Figure Points Spencer Butterfield... 2 Jarred Shaw... 2 Kyle Davis... 1 Preston Medlin... 1 Tenale Roland Point Games Jarred Shaw Point Games None Double-Figure Rebounding Jarred Shaw... 1 Double-Figure Assists None Five-Plus Assists Marcel Davis... 1 USU Leading Scorer Preston Medlin... 1 Jarred Shaw... 1 USU Top Rebounder Danny Berger... 1 Jarred Shaw... 1 USU Top Assist Man Marcel Davis... 1 Danny Berger... 1 Spencer Butterfield Plus Minutes Spencer Butterfield... 2 Preston Medlin... 2 Jarred Shaw... 2 Danny Berger... 1 Kyle Davis... 1 Jalen Moore... 1 TeNale Roland Plus Minutes Preston Medlin Plus Minutes None MW PLAYER OF THE WEEK None AGGIES TO FACE FOUR IN-STATE FOES THIS SEASON Utah State will face four of the other five Division I teams in the state of Utah, taking on in-state rival Brigham Young at EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City on Saturday, Nov. 30, as well as hosting in-state foes Southern Utah on Tuesday, Nov. 12 and Utah Valley on Saturday, Dec. 14, while playing at fellow Beehive State opponent Weber State on Tuesday, Nov. 26. AGGIES BE REBOUNDING USU has picked up right where it left off in the rebounding department from last season. After a -1 rebounding deficit in the USC game, the Aggies bounced back to double-up Southern Utah at +22 at Utah State s 22 rebounds allowed are its fewest since Denver has just 19 rebounds on Feb. 14, 2013, a span of 11 games, while its 22 rebound advantage is its largest since also out-rebounding Western Oregon by 22 (43-21) on Dec. 8, 2012, a span of 28 games. Last year, USU finished the season ranked third in the NCAA and tops in the WAC for rebounding margin at The Aggies rebounding margin is helped by out-rebounding each of its last 15 opponents, going 7-8 over those 15 games. On the year, USU was 18-9 when out-rebounding its opponent. DOUBLE-DIGIT REBOUNDING EDGE Of the last 28 games that USU has out-rebounded its opponent, the Aggies have had a double-digit rebounding edge 17 times, including the first seven games of last season. Utah State was 13-4 (.765) during those 17 games when posting a double-digit rebounding advantage. USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

8 AP Top 25 Nov. 11 Rank School record Pts. Prev. 1 Kentucky (28) 2-1 1, Michigan State (22) 2-0 1, Louisville (12) 2-0 1, Duke (3) 1-1 1, Kansas 2-0 1, Arizona 2-0 1, Michigan 2-0 1, Oklahoma State 2-0 1, Syracuse 2-0 1, Ohio State 2-0 1, Florida North Carolina Memphis Virginia Commonwealth Gonzaga Wichita State Marquette Oregon Connecticut Wisconsin Notre Dame New Mexico Baylor UCLA Virginia Others Receiving Votes: Creighton 148, Tennessee 138, Indiana 78, Iowa 54, Harvard 46, Boise State 24, Colorado 18, Villanova 14, Arizona State 11, LSU 8, Washington 8, UNLV 6, Pittsburgh 6, Georgetown 4, Stanford 3, Saint Louis 3, Missouri 3, Cincinnati 2, Towson 1 Dropped From Rankings: ESPN/USA Today Top 25 Nov. 11 Rank School record Pts. Prev. 1 Kentucky (19) Michigan State (2) Louisville (9) Duke (2) Arizona Kansas Syracuse Michigan Ohio State Florida North Carolina Oklahoma State Memphis Virginia Commonwealth Gonzaga Wichita State Marquette Oregon Wisconsin Connecticut New Mexico Notre Dame Indiana UCLA Virginia Baylor Others Receiving Votes: Creighton 63, Tennessee 63, Iowa 48, Georgetown 18, Boise State 14, California 14, Pittsburgh 13, Colorado 12, Harvard 10, Missouri 5, Illinois 4, Villanova 3, Iowa State 3, LSU 3, Saint Louis 2, Arizona State 2, Saint Mary s 1, Massachusetts 1, Georgia 1 Dropped From Rankings: BOLD = Opponent SEVEN AGGIE NEWCOMERS FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROW MOST SINCE Utah State has seven newcomers on the roster, marking the second year in a row for seven newcomers, after not having that many newcomers on the roster since NEW AGGIES USU will welcome in a group of seven newcomers, with one sophomore and six freshmen. The one sophomore is forward Kyle Davis, who transferred to USU after returning from his LDS Church Mission. Prior to his mission, Davis played at Southern Utah, where he averaged 8.5 points and 5.3 rebounds per game overall, including 10.8 points and 6.0 rebounds per game in conference action. Davis also ranked second on the team overall in blocked shots with 31 (1.0 bpg). He started the last 15 games of the season and logged double-digits in nine of those games. The six freshmen include four who can come in and contribute right away in forward Jalen Moore, center Carson Shanks, and guards JoJo McGlaston and Viko Noma aea, while two others are walk-ons in forward James Croasdell and guard Terrell Young. One of the new freshmen is a local talent with ties to Utah State in Moore, who is from Smithfield, Utah, where he was the Utah 4A MVP at Sky View HS in leading the Bobcats to the state title. Moore averaged 21.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.2 steals per game during his senior season. In the 4A semifinals vs. Bountiful, Moore drained a shot from near mid-court at the buzzer in OT for a win, making ESPN s SportsCenter and tabbed as the No. 2 Play of the Day, as Sky View snapped Bountiful s 20-game winning streak. Shanks comes to USU from Prior Lake, Minn., where he was a four-year letterwinner at Prior Lake High School. Shanks was a two-time all-conference honoree, averaging 12 points, eight rebounds and four blocks per game as a senior, ranking as the third-ranked prospect in the state of Minnesota. McGlaston hails from Dublin, Calif., where he was a four-year letterwinner at Dublin High School, and was the Diablo Foothill Athletic League (DFAL) Player of the Year, as well as firstteam all-bay Area and first-team all-east Bay honors, in addition to second-team all-california Division II accolades. McGlaston led Dublin HS in scoring at 22.0 points per game in leading the Gaels to their first DFAL title since He added 7.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.1 steals per game, while shooting 58 percent from the field, including 38 percent from three-point range, netting a season-high 40 points in a game during the regular season while adding a NorCal Division II record 35 points, in Dublin s loss in the finals, while also pulling down 14 rebounds. A native of Las Vegas, Nev., Noma aea comes to USU after his LDS Church Mission. Noma aea was a two-year starter at Sierra Vista Mountain High School in Las Vegas, Nev., and was a two-time first-team all-nevada State Class 4A honoree, as well as earning first-team allregion honors, being named co-mvp of region. He also earned all-sunset-southwest League honors and was two-time team MVP for Sierra Vista. As a senior, Noama aea averaged 17.7 points, 5.3 assists and 5.9 rebounds per game, helping the Mountain Lions to a state semifinal appearance. He netted 20-plus points in 13 games his senior season, including two over 30, highlighted by season-high 35. Noama aea also recorded 17 games with five or more assists, including two with double-figure helpers, paced by season-high 11. Young is a Beehive State product, coming to USU from Salt Lake City, where he was a twoyear letterwinner at Judge Memorial High School. He averaged 9.5 points, 2.9 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 0.6 steals per game in earning second-team all-region 9 and honorable mention all-state accolades. Young also ranked second on the team in scoring and three-pointers, making 1.7 treys per game. Croasdell comes to USU from Albuquerque, N.M., where he was a two-year letterwinner at Albuquerque High School. He earned all-district 5-5A honors as a senior after averaging 10.7 points, 13.9 rebounds, 4.1 blocks, 3.1 assists and 2.5 steals per game in helping the Bulldogs to a overall and 7-3 league mark, falling in the state tournament quarterfinals. Croasdell will redshirt this season before going on his LDS Church Mission. 8 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

9 UTAH STATE NOTES AND TRADITION Over the last 14 years, Utah State has averaged 25.1 wins (351 total wins) and is one of just five schools in the nation to win at least 21 games in each of those seasons joining Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas and Syracuse. Over the past 13 years, Utah State has won seven regular season conference championships and six tournament championships. Utah State advanced to a school-record 13 postseason appearances, which was a school record, going to the NCAA Tournament in 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2011, to the National Invitation Tournament in 2002, 2004, 2007 and 2008, and the CollegeInsiders.com Tournament in 2012, before its postseason streak came to an end last season. Over the last 14 years, Utah State has gone 25-8 (.758) in conference postseason tournaments and has advanced to the championship game 10 times. Utah State s 30 wins during the season are tied with the team for most in school history and its 30-4 record is the best-ever at USU. Utah State also won 25-straight Western Athletic Conference games during the and seasons, to set a school and league record. Utah State won four-straight Western Athletic Conference regular season championships from , which is the longest in school history. The previous record for consecutive conference titles was two during the season in the Rocky Mountain Athletics Conference and the season in the Big West Conference. The four WAC titles also ties a school record for most conference championships won as USU won four Rocky Mountain Conference Championships from Utah State finished the season ranked No. 25 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll, marking the first time since 1978 that USU has been nationally ranked at the end of the season. It is also just the eighth time in school history that USU has finished the season nationally ranked. USU was ranked for nine straight weeks to end the year, which is its longest streak since the team was ranked for 11 straight weeks. Overall, it was the third time in the previous eight years that USU has been nationally ranked. The Aggies won 21-plus games from , which is a school record, bettering the old mark of three straight 20-win seasons from Over the past 14 seasons, Utah State has gone overall and in conference play. Those 351 wins are the sixth-most in the country over that time period, while its 75.2 percent winning percentage is the fifth-best in the country. Over the past 13 years, Utah State has had five All-American selections, 20 first-team all-conference selections, 30 all-conference selections (first and second team) and 42 conference player of the week honorees, not to mention Stew Morrill being named the league s Coach of the Year on five separate occasions (2000, 2002, 2009, 2010, 2011). The team set a then school record with 28 wins and went a perfect 19-0 in the Big West Conference, marking only the third time in league history a team has gone undefeated. The team tied the school record for wins at the time (28) and recorded Utah State s first NCAA Tournament win in 31 years with a overtime victory against Ohio State. USU PICKED FIFTH IN MOUNTAIN WEST PRESEASON MEDIA POLL Utah State men s basketball has been picked fifth in the Mountain West Conference Preseason Media Poll, as selected by a voting panel comprised of Conference media. Defending Mountain West regular-season and tournament champion New Mexico is the overwhelming preseason favorite to win the MW men s basketball regularseason title again in The Lobos received 23 of 24 first-place votes and 263 points to garner the top spot in the poll. UNLV claimed the remaining first-place vote and 214 points to tie with Boise State at the second spot, while San Diego State garnered 212 points for the No. 4 spot. Mountain West newcomer Utah State collected 156 points for fifth, followed by Colorado State in sixth (142 points) and Wyoming (112 points) in seventh. Rounding out the poll were Fresno State (96 points) in eighth, Nevada (84 points) in ninth, Air Force (61 points) in 10th and MW newcomer San José State (30 points) in 11th. The MW also announced a Preseason all-mountain West team, and due to a tie in the balloting, six players were chosen, led by Preseason Player of the Year, New Mexico senior guard Kendall Williams. Also on the preseason team was New Mexico junior center Alex Kirk, along with Boise State junior guards Anthony Drmic and Derrick Marks, as well as Nevada senior guard Deonte Burton and UNLV junior forward Khem Birch. San Diego State senior forward Josh Davis garnered Preseason Newcomer of the Year accolades, while UNLV guard Kendall Smith was tabbed as the Preseason Freshman of the Year. Last season, the Mountain West sent a league-record five teams to the NCAA Tournament, and the league was ranked as the number one RPI conference in the country. With five of its nine teams earning bids to the 2013 NCAA Tournament, the Mountain West had the highest percentage at 56 percent of its teams included in the Big Dance of any of the 31 conferences. The Mountain West was also one of six conferences with five or more teams participating in March Madness in MEDLIN NAMED TO BOB COUSY AWARD WATCH LIST USU senior guard Preston Medlin is one of 46 players on the 2014 Bob Cousy Collegiate Point Guard of the Year Award Watch List, announced by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. The annual honor, named for Hall of Famer and former Boston Celtic Bob Cousy, recognizes the top point guards in men s college basketball. This list was created by a committee of well-respected media members and influential people within college basketball from around the country. Medlin, a senior guard from Carrollton, Texas, is one of three Mountain West players on the 46-player list, along with Boise State s Derrick Marks and New Mexico s Kendall Williams. The USU guard is also the only player from a Utah school on the list. This watch list of candidates will be narrowed down to a final 20 in early February, then final five by early March. A premier Selection Committee has been appointed by the Hall of Fame to review the candidates in contention for the nation s top collegiate point guard award. This committee is made up of top college basketball personnel including members of the media, head coaches, media relations contacts and Hall of Famers. The Cousy Award winner will be presented the award on Championship Monday in Dallas at the Hall of Fame s Class of 2014 Announcement and Press Conference. MEDLIN, SHAW ON COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS PRESEASON ALL- MOUNTAIN WEST TEAM USU senior guard Preston Medlin and senior center Jarred Shaw were named to the College Sports Madness Preseason Mountain West All-Conference Teams, with Medlin being tabbed to the second-team while Shaw was on the third-team. Boise State head coach Leon Rice was the publication s Preseason Coach of the Year, while New Mexico s Kendall Williams was the Preseason Player of the Year and UNLV s Christian Wood was the Preseason Freshman of the Year. MEDLIN, SHAW ON ESPN.COM S NEXT MID-MAJOR STAR LIST USU senior guard Preston Medlin and senior center Jarred Shaw were on ESPN. com s Who is the next mid-major star? list, made by ESPN s Jeff Goodman. While not including the high-profile leagues (ACC, A-10, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, SEC, Big East, American, Mountain West and West Coast), but made exception for USU as, Goodman said,...but I will make one exception. I m going to allow a pair from Utah State on the list, since the Aggies are a legit mid-major and enter their first season in the Mountain West. USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

10 COACH MORRILL NO. 6 ON ESPN.COM s RANKING TOP 25 X s AND O s COACHES ESPN.com ranked the top X s and O s coaches in college basketball, regardless of level. They polled about two-thirds (around 250) of the Division I head coaches, and some opted to vote more than once. There were more than 300 total votes cast, and USU head coach Stew Morrill ranked No. 6. COACH MORRILL TABBED COLLEGE CHALKTALK MOUNTAIN WEST COACH OF THE YEAR Aggie head coach Stew Morrill was tabbed by College Chalktalk as the publication s Preseason Mountain West Coach of the Year. The publication picked USU fifth in its preseason MW poll, as well as predicting that the Aggies will play in the NCAA Tournament, along with its preseason favorite New Mexico, as well as Boise State, UNLV and San Diego State. POSTSEASON OPPONENTS In addition to the five Mountain West opponents that went to the NCAA Tournament, USU s schedule also includes a total of six other teams for a total of 11 teams that participated in postseason play. MW champion New Mexico, as well as UNLV, Colorado State, San Diego State and Boise State all went to the NCAA Tournament last season, and USU will have home-and-home games with all five. Utah State will also face two other Mountain West teams that qualified for postseason play in Wyoming, who participated in the College Basketball Invitational (CBI), while Air Force played in the CollegeInsider.com Tournament (CIT). The Aggies will host Pacific, who won the Big West Conference title and went to the NCAA Tournament. USU will also play Weber State, who advanced to the championship game of the Collegeinsider.com Tournament, becoming the first team in Big Sky history to reach the championship game of a national postseason tournament. The Aggies will also face another in-state foe who qualified for postseason play in BYU, who advanced to the semifinals of the National Invitational Tournament (NIT), at Madison Square Garden. Western Illinois participated in last season s CBI. MORRILL DEAN OF MOUNTAIN WEST COACHES USU head coach Stew Morrill is entering his 28th-year as a head coach and has the longest coaching tenure, as well as the most overall wins of all the current Mountain West Conference coaches. Morrill has amassed a (.686) record in his 27 years. San Diego State s Steve Fisher is (.648) in 22 seasons as a head coach. Colorado State s Larry Eustachy has compiled a (.616) overall record, also in 22 seasons, including (.649) during five seasons at Utah State ( ). THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES Utah State left the Western Athletic Conference with four WAC regularseason championships in the last six years as part of USU s eight years in the league. The Aggies shared the 2008 title with Boise State, Nevada and New Mexico State as all four teams had 12-4 league records, before winning the 2009 and 2010 WAC titles with identical 14-2 conference records, and the 2011 WAC Championship after going Prior to USU s run, Nevada won five straight regular season WAC titles from Utah State won 48 of its last 62 WAC games (.770) and was (.768) against teams from the WAC during the last six seasons. Overall, USU posted (.732) regular-season WAC record in its eight years in the league. 52 TO 1500 Utah State s win on March 9, 2013 was the Aggies 1,500th all-time win, becoming the 52nd team in NCAA history to reach the 1,500 total win plateau. UTAH STATE COLLECTS 14TH-STRAIGHT 21 WIN SEASON Utah State won its 21st game of the season with its win over UTSA on March 9, USU is one of just five teams in the country to win at least 21 games in each of the past 14 seasons along with Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, and Syracuse. Furthermore, it is the 23rd time in school history that USU has won 20 or more games in a season. UTAH STATE HAS WON EIGHT TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS Utah State won six Big West Tournament championships while a member of that league ( ), and has won WAC Tournament championships in 2009 and Those eight tournament championships are the most by any current member of the Western Athletic Conference. Louisiana Tech has the second-most league titles among WAC schools with six as it won three tournament titles while a member of the American South Conference and three as a member of the Southland Conference. Hawai i has won three WAC Tournament championships, while Nevada and New Mexico State have won two WAC Tournament championships. Fresno State and New Mexico State both won three Big West Tournament championships, while San José State won two tournament championships as a member of the Big West Conference. UTAH STATE S DOUBLE-DIGIT CONFERENCE WINS Utah State won 11 WAC games in , giving the Aggies their sixth season with double-digit WAC wins in USU s eight years in the league. Under veteran head coach Stew Morrill, USU now has 12 seasons with double-figures in the conference win column in his 15 seasons at the helm of the Aggie program. Overall, it is USU s 24th season with double-digit conference wins. USU MEN S BASKETBALL THIRD IN NATION IN REBOUNDING MARGIN Utah State men s basketball ranked third in the nation in rebounding margin last season as part of ranking in the top 50 in three categories of the final NCAA Division I statistics, USU s +9.1 rebounding margin ranked the team third in the NCAA, and was also tops in the Western Athletic Conference. The Aggies rebounding margin was helped by out-rebounding each of its last 15 opponents, as part of 27 times overall. On the year, USU was 18-9 when out-rebounding its opponent in The Aggies were also 24th in the country in field goal percentage (.469). Utah State also ended 49th in assists per game (14.7), 63rd in won-lost percentage (.677) and 75th in the nation in assists-turnover ratio (1.12). SHAW LONE USU INDIVIDUAL IN TOP 100 OF NCAA STATS Junior center Jarred Shaw was ranked 50th in field goal percentage (.539), as well as 71st in rebounds per game (8.4) and 81st in double-doubles (9.0). USU LED WAC OVERALL IN TWO CATEGORIES In addition to rebounding margin (+9.1), the Aggies were also tops in the WAC statistics in rebounding defense, holding their opponents to 28.4 rebounds per game. USU was also second in the league in free throw percentage (.723) and field goal percentage (.469), as well as assists (14.68) and assist-turnover ratio (1.11), while ranking third in scoring (68.8), scoring margin (+5.3) and three-point field goal percentage (.356). The Aggies were also fourth in blocks (4.03), while ranking fifth in scoring defense (63.6), field goal percentage defense (.412) and rebounds (37.5), in addition to seventh in three-point field goal percentage defense (.337) and ninth in steals (4.84). AGGIES IN WAC ONLY STATISTICAL LISTS In WAC only games, USU ended league play ranked first in rebounding margin (+8.5) and rebounding defense (28.4), while ranking second in scoring defense (62.2), rebounds (37.6) and free throw percentage (.739). The Aggies were also third in assists (13.22) and assist-turnover ratio (1.02), while ranking fourth in scoring margin (+4.2), field goal percentage (.446), three-point field goal percentage (.347) and blocks (3.83). USU was also fifth in three-point field goal percentage defense (.339), sixth in scoring (66.4) and field goal percentage defense (.413) and ninth in steals (4.50). BUTTERFIELD LED WAC IN FT PERCENTAGE; UTAH STATE IN- DIVIDUALS IN WAC AND WAC ONLY STATS Guard/forward Spencer Butterfield led the WAC in free throw percentage both overall (.835) and league only games (.837). Butterfield ranked 11th in the WAC in scoring overall (12.2), while ranking ninth in league games (13.3). He also was fourth in the conference in overall three-point field goal percentage (.425), while ranking sixth in conference games (.408), in addition to being eighth in overall three-pointers made (1.66) and 10th in WAC 10 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

11 only games (1.71). Butterfield ranked sixth in field goal percentage overall (.498) and ninth in league games (.497), as well as ninth in rebounds overall (6.6) and sixth in league contests (7.6), in addition to standing 13th in the WAC overall in assists (2.66) and 10th in WAC only (3.18). Finally, he was eighth in assist-turnover ration in WAC only games (1.69), while ranking ninth in league only games for minutes played (32.53). Center Jarred Shaw was fourth in overall field goal percentage (.539), while ranking sixth in conference only games (.528), as well as sixth in overall scoring (14.2) and seventh in league games (14.3). He also ranked third in the league in rebounding overall (8.4) and third in conference games (8.1), including ranking second in defensive rebounds both overall (6.19) and WAC only games (6.00). Additionally, Shaw was ninth in overall blocks (0.97) and 11th in conference games (0.83). Guard Marcel Davis was sixth in the WAC in assist-turnover ratio overall (1.51) and 11th in league only (1.48). He also was seventh in overall assists (3.32) and fifth in league games (3.8). Forward Ben Clifford ranked ninth in WAC only games in blocks per game (0.94) and 12th in all games in blocks (0.68) Junior guard TeNale Roland was ninth in overall three-point field goal percentage (.364) and 15th in WAC only games (.364). UTAH STATE TRENDS Utah State finished the season when leading at halftime; 1-9 when trailing at halftime; 2-1 when tied at halftime; 18-3 when shooting better from the field; 3-7 when shooting worse than opponent from field; 14-4 when shooting better from three-point range; 7-6 when shooting worse from three-point range; 16-5 when shooting better from the free throw line; 18-9 when out-rebounding the opponent; 3-1 when getting out-rebounded; 16-8 when committing more turnovers; 3-1 when committing fewer turnovers; 17-3 when having more assists; 15-4 when blocking more shots. MEDLIN AMONG TOP 10 ALL-TIME AT UTAH STATE IN THREE- POINT SHOOTING Senior guard Preston Medlin is shooting 41.4 percent from three-point range ( ) during his Utah State career to rank fifth all-time in school history for three-point percentage, as well as climbing up the top 10 for three-pointers made, moving up to No. 7 with 134, passing former teammate and current Aggie graduate assistant Brian Green ( ) with 129, as well as becoming just the 10th player with 300 or more career three-point attempts, moving up to tie for No. 8 with 340. Three-Point Field Goals Made Name Years FG 1. Jaycee Carroll Tony Brown Reid Newey 1984, Jay Goodman Tyler Newbold Justin Jones Preston Medlin 2010, Brian Green Jared Quayle Pooh Williams Troy Rolle Three-Point FGs Attempted Name Years At. 1. Jaycee Carroll Tony Brown Jay Goodman Reid Newey 1984, Tyler Newbold Justin Jones Preston Medlin 2010, Pooh Williams Jared Quayle Troy Rolle Brian Green Three-Point Pct. (Min. 50 Made) Name Years Pct. 1. Brian Green Jaycee Carroll Justin Jones Kendall Youngblood Jeff O. Anderson Preston Medlin 2010, Reid Newey 1984, Tony Brown Vince Washington Tyler Newbold Jared Quayle Kevin Nixon AGGIES HAVE SIX PLAYERS FROM THE STATE OF UTAH Aggie players from the state of Utah include junior forward Ben Clifford (South Jordan/Bingham HS), junior center Jordan Stone (Smithfield/ Sky View HS) and sophomore guard Marcel Davis (American Fork/ American Fork HS), along with sophomore forward Kyle Davis (Draper/ Alta HS/Southern Utah), freshman forward Jalen Moore (Smithfield/ Sky View HS), and freshman guard Terrell Young (Salt Lake City/Judge Memorial HS). AGGIES TO PLAY TEAMS FROM 10 DIFFERENT STATES Utah State will play teams from 10 different states for the second year in a row. California leads the way with six, while Utah is second with four, along with two each from Colorado and Nevada, as well as one each from six different states: Alabama - 1 Troy - Dec. 21 California - 6 San José State - Jan. 4, March 1 at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, Dec. 20 USC - Nov. 8 Pacific - Dec. 7 San Diego Christian - Dec. 28 San Diego State - Jan. 25, Feb. 18 Colorado - 2 Air Force - Jan. 1 Colorado State - Jan. 15, Feb. 11 Idaho - 1 Boise State - Jan. 18, Feb. 8 Illinois - 1 Western Illinois - Dec. 19 Mississippi - 1 Mississippi State - Nov. 23 Nevada - 2 Nevada - Jan. 11, Feb. 5 UNLV - Jan. 22, Feb. 15 New Mexico - 1 New Mexico - Jan. 28, Feb. 25 Utah - 4 vs. Southern Utah - Nov. 12 at Weber State - Nov. 26 vs. BYU - Nov. 30 vs. Utah Valley - Dec. 14 Wyoming - 1 Wyoming - Feb. 1, March 5 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

12 HEAD COACH STEW MORRILL NOTES 350 USU WINS FOR COACH MORRILL Utah State s win over Western Oregon on Dec. 8, 2013 was USU head coach Stew Morrill s 350th victory at the helm of the Aggie program and Morrill is now (.740) at USU. THE MORRILL COACHING TREE Utah State head coach Stew Morrill currently has three former assistants who are head coaches at the Division I level, which is tied for the eighthmost in the nation among active coaches. Randy Rahe (Weber State) Dave Rice (UNLV) Don Verlin (Idaho) Arizona State s Herb Sendek and Louisville s Rick Pitino each have eight assistants who are current head coaches, followed by Mike Montogmery (California) with seven, Billy Donovan (Florida) with six, and Stew Morrill (Utah State), Tom Izzo (Michigan State), John Calipari (Kentucky) and Trent Johnson (TCU) all with five. COACH MORRILL NO. 6 ON ESPN.COM s RANKING TOP 25 X s AND O s COACHES ESPN.com ranked the top X s and O s coaches in college basketball, regardless of level. They polled about two-thirds (around 250) of the Division I head coaches, and some opted to vote more than once. There were more than 300 total votes cast, and USU head coach Stew Morrill ranked No. 6. MORRILL DEAN OF MOUNTAIN WEST COACHES USU head coach Stew Morrill is entering his 28th-year as a head coach and has the longest coaching tenure, as well as the most overall wins of all the current Mountain West Conference coaches. Morrill has amassed a (.687) record in his 27 years. San Diego State s Steve Fisher is (.648) in 22 seasons as a head coach. Colorado State s Larry Eustachy has compiled a (.616) overall record, also in 22 seasons, including (.649) during five seasons at Utah State ( ). Stew Morrill VERSUS THE MOUNTAIN WEST Stew Morrill is (.656) all-time against Mountain West teams. vs. Air Force vs. Boise State vs. Colorado State vs. Fresno State vs. Nevada vs. New Mexico vs. San Diego State vs. San José State vs. UNLV vs. Wyoming Total COACH MORRILL TABBED COLLEGE CHALKTALK MOUNTAIN WEST COACH OF THE YEAR Aggie head coach Stew Morrill was tabbed by College Chalktalk as the publication s Preseason Mountain West Coach of the Year. The publication picked USU fifth in its preseason MW poll, as well as predicting that the Aggies will play in the NCAA Tournament, along with its preseason favorite New Mexico, as well as Boise State, UNLV and San Diego State. MORRILL HAS COACHED 15 FIRST-TEAM ALL-LEAGUE PLAY- ERS AT UTAH STATE Utah State head coach Stew Morrill has coached 14 first-team all-league players who have won the award a total of 20 times in his 13 years at Utah State. Those players are Shawn Daniels (twice), Troy Rolle, Bernard Rock, Tony Brown, Desmond Penigar (twice), Mark Brown, Cardell Butler, Nate Harris (three times), Spencer Nelson, Jaycee Carroll (twice), Gary Wilkinson, Jared Quayle, Tai Wesley (twice), Brockeith Pane and Preston Medlin. MORRILL NAMED 2011 JIM PHELAN NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Utah State men s basketball coach Stew Morrill was named the 2011 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year at the Final Four in Houston. Named after legendary Mount St. Mary s head coach Jim Phelan, who won over 800 games and coached in more contests than any in college basketball history, the award is presented annually to the top coach in America by CollegeInsider.com. The honor is voted upon by a distinguished group of coaches, media members and athletic administrators. Other finalists for the award included Mike Brey (Notre Dame), Rick Byrd (Belmont), Jamie Dixon (Pittsburgh), Billy Donavan (Florida), Steve Fisher (San Diego State), Greg Kampe (Oakland), Mike Krzyzewski (Duke), Steve Lavin (St. John s), Thad Matta (Ohio State), Sean Miller (Arizona), Matt Painter (Purdue), Rick Pitino (Louisville), Dave Rose (BYU), Bill Self (Kansas) and Roy Williams (North Carolina). 12 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

13 PRESEASON MW POLL The Mountain West Conference announced its preseason media poll and preseason all-conference teams on Oct. 8 and Utah State was picked to finish fifth in the poll, as selected by a voting panel comprised of Conference media. Preseason MEDIA Poll 1. New Mexico (23) UNLV (1) Boise State San Diego State Utah State Colorado State Wyoming Fresno State Nevada Air Force San José State PRESEASON ALL-MW TEAMS The MW also announced a Preseason all- Mountain West team, and due to a tie in the balloting, six players were chosen, led by Preseason Player of the Year, New Mexico senior guard Kendall Williams. Also on the preseason team was New Mexico junior center Alex Kirk, along with Boise State junior guards Anthony Drmic and Derrick Marks, as well as Nevada senior guard Deonte Burton and UNLV junior forward Khem Birch. San Diego State senior forward Josh Davis garnered Preseason Newcomer of the Year accolades, while UNLV guard Kendall Smith was tabbed as the Preseason Freshman of the Year. Preseason First-Team all-mw Anthony Drmic, Jr., G/F, Boise State Derrick Marks, Jr., G, Boise State Deonte Burton, Sr., G, Nevada Alex Kirk, Jr., C, New Mexico Kendall Williams, Sr., G, New Mexico Khem Birch, Jr., F, UNLV Preseason Player of the Year: Kendall Williams, Sr., G, New Mexico Preseason Newcomer of the Year: Josh Davis, Sr., F, San Diego State Preseason Freshman of the Year: Kendall Smith, G, UNLV USU PICKED FIFTH IN MOUNTAIN WEST PRESEASON MEDIA POLL Utah State men s basketball has been picked fifth in the Mountain West Conference Preseason Media Poll, as selected by a voting panel comprised of Conference media. Defending Mountain West regular-season and tournament champion New Mexico is the overwhelming preseason favorite to win the MW men s basketball regular-season title again in The Lobos received 23 of 24 first-place votes and 263 points to garner the top spot in the poll. UNLV claimed the remaining first-place vote and 214 points to tie with Boise State at the second spot, while San Diego State garnered 212 points for the No. 4 spot. Mountain West newcomer Utah State collected 156 points for fifth, followed by Colorado State in sixth (142 points) and Wyoming (112 points) in seventh. Rounding out the poll were Fresno State (96 points) in eighth, Nevada (84 points) in ninth, Air Force (61 points) in 10th and MW newcomer San José State (30 points) in 11th. The MW also announced a Preseason all-mountain West team, and due to a tie in the balloting, six players were chosen, led by Preseason Player of the Year, New Mexico senior guard Kendall Williams. Also on the preseason team was New Mexico junior center Alex Kirk, along with Boise State junior guards Anthony Drmic and Derrick Marks, as well as Nevada senior guard Deonte Burton and UNLV junior forward Khem Birch. San Diego State senior forward Josh Davis garnered Preseason Newcomer of the Year accolades, while UNLV guard Kendall Smith was tabbed as the Preseason Freshman of the Year. USU AMONG THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY Over the last 14 years, Utah State has been one of the best basketball programs in the country, recording a (.752) record. Those 352 wins are the sixth-most in the country, while the 75.2 percent winning percentage is fifth-best behind Duke (.833), Kansas (.825), Gonzaga (.801) and Memphis (.759). USU has also been among the top teams in the country in field goal and free throw shooting as it led the nation in both categories during the 2008 season, and led the nation in field goal shooting in 2009 at 49.6 percent, as well as ranking third in the nation in rebounding margin in UTAH STATE VERSUS THE MOUNTAIN WEST Utah State is in its first season in the Mountain West Conference, joining the league on July 1, USU has a successful history against MW teams, posting an overall (.588) ledger overall against current Mountain West teams. The Aggies have a winning record against eight of the 10 other teams, ironically the first eight of the alphabetical list, while trailing to the bottom two teams on the list, UNLV and Wyoming. WINNING PERCENTAGE IN THE 2000s {Games through 11/13/13} Team Won Lost Pct. 1. Duke Kansas Gonzaga Memphis UTAH STATE Florida Pittsburgh Butler Connecticut Texas UTAH STATE VERSUS THE MW Air Force... USU leads, 10-2 Boise State... USU leads, 28-8 Colorado State... USU leads, Fresno State...USU leads, Nevada...USU leads, New Mexico...USU leads, 19-4 San Diego State... USU leads, 3-0 San José State... USU leads UNLV...USU trails, 27-3 Wyoming...USU trails, Overall Record (.588) USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

14 HEAD COACH STEW MORRILL In his 28th season as a collegiate head coach and 16th year at Utah State, Stew Morrill has taken the Aggie Basketball program to unprecedented heights leading it to an incredible (.740) record, including a (.750) conference mark in the Big West and WAC, leading USU into its first season in the Mountain West. Morrill became the winningest coach in school history on Jan. 17, 2008 in the Aggies win against Boise State, passing E. Lowell Romney ( ) who won 225 games in 22 seasons. In his first 14 years at USU, Morrill has guided the Aggies to 14 straight 21-win seasons and 13 postseason appearances (NCAA-8, NIT-4, CIT-1), both of which are school records. Morrill has also led Utah State to the fourth-best winning percentage in the nation during the last 14 years at 75.3 percent with an overall record of Against conference opponents, Utah State has a (.751) record with seven regular season league championships and six tournament titles during that time, including appearances in its league s tournament championship game 10 times in the last 13 years. Under Morrill, Utah State has notched 13 of the top 14 seasons in school history during the last 13 years as the Aggies set a school record with 28 wins during the 2000 season, tied that record with 28 wins during the 2001 season, set a new school record with 30 wins in 2009 and tied that record with 30 wins in During the season, Morrill guided Utah State to its fourth-straight Western Athletic Conference regular season championship and its second WAC Tournament title. Morrill was named the WAC Coach of the Year in 2011, along with being named the Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year by CollegeInsider.com. For the 13th straight year, Utah State had at least one player earn first-team all-league accolades in 2012 as sophomore guard Preston Medlin was named first-team all-wac, becoming just the second sophomore in school history to earn first-team all-conference honors along with Nate Harris (2004). Utah State had two other players honored by the WAC in 2012 as senior guard Brockeith Pane was named to the league s honorable mention team, while junior forward Kyisean Reed was voted to the WAC s all-newcomer team. Overall, Morrill has coached 15 first-team all-league players at Utah State who have won the award a total of 21 times. Morrill has also taken full advantage of the home court at USU, the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. In Morrill s first 14 years, USU is an amazing (.921) at home, which includes a (.913) record in league play. As for Morrill, he has won 20 or more games on 17 different occasions during his career, and he has won at least 17 games 22 times. Overall, Morrill ranks 14th in the nation among active coaches and 52nd all-time with his 563 career wins, while his career winning percentage of 68.7 percent ranks 21st among active coaches and 80th all-time. He is also one of just 10 active coaches to notch at least win seasons. His current streak of 13 straight 20-win seasons ranks tied for fifth among active coaches and is tied for the eighth-longest streak ever at the Division I level. Morrill has also been named Coach of the Year (2000 BWC, 2002 BWC, 2009 WAC, 2010 WAC, 2011 WAC) five times in his first 13 years at USU, along with winning the Big Sky award while the head coach at Montana in His overall coaching record is (.687). Morrill Year-by-Year Coaching Record Year School Overall Pct. Conf. Place 1987 Montana rd 1988 Montana t6th 1989 Montana rd 1990 Montana rd 1991 Montana st 1992 Colorado State th 1993 Colorado State th 1994 Colorado State th 1995 Colorado State t7th 1996 Colorado State th 1997 Colorado State th 1998 Colorado State th 1999 Utah State th 2000 Utah State st 2001 Utah State nd 2002 Utah State st 2003 Utah State rd 2004 Utah State t1st 2005 Utah State nd 2006 Utah State nd 2007 Utah State th 2008 Utah State t1st 2009 Utah State st 2010 Utah State st 2011 Utah State st 2012 Utah State th 2013 Utah State th 2014 Utah State Totals 27 Years Years School Overall Pct. Conf. Pct Montana Colorado State Utah State Totals 27 Years Did You Know? Head coach Stew Morrill ( ) is the winningest coach in school history and is first all-time in games coached (497). Morrill is also the second-longest tenured coach at Utah State (15 seasons) behind E. Lowell Romney ( ). In his 16th season with the Aggies, Morrill has a (.740) overall record, a (.750) conference record and a 25-9 (.735) record in conference postseason play. Overall, Morrill owns a (.687) record in 853 career games in this his 28th year as a collegiate head coach. Among active coaches at the Division I level, Morrill ranks 14th in the nation with his 586 career wins and 19th in winning percentage at 68.7 percent. Morrill is one of just 22 active coaches with 500 career wins at the Division I level, one of just 76 coaches to ever win 500 games at the DI level and was the 25th-fastest coach to 500 wins. Morrill is one of just nine active coaches to notch win seasons, while his current streak of 14 straight 20-win seasons is tied for the fourth-longest in the nation. Morrill was named the 2009, 2010 and 2011 WAC Coach of the Year, along with earning Coach of the Year honors from the United States Basketball Writers Association in 2009 and Coach of the Year honors from the National Association of Basketball Coaches in 2010 and Morrill is the dean of MW coaches, entering his 28th-year as a head coach and has the longest coaching tenure, as well as the most overall wins of all the current Mountain West Conference coaches. Morrill has amassed a (.687) record in his 27 years. San Diego State s Steve Fisher is (.648) in 22 seasons as a head coach. Colorado State s Larry Eustachy has compiled a (.616) overall record, also in 22 seasons, including (.649) during five seasons at Utah State ( ). Morrill has been named conference coach of the year six times during his career, winning the award in 1991 while at Montana, and in 2000, 2002, 2009, 2010 and 2011 while at Utah State. Morrill was named the 2011 Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year by CollegeInsider.com. Morrill has coached 15 first-team all-league players who have won the award a total of 21 times. Those players are Shawn Daniels (twice), Troy Rolle, Bernard Rock, Tony Brown, Desmond Penigar (twice), Mark Brown, Cardell Butler, Nate Harris (three times), Spencer Nelson, Jaycee Carroll (twice),gary Wilkinson, Jared Quayle, Tai Wesley (twice), Brockeith Pane and Preston Medlin. Under Morrill, Utah State has had 20 players earn academic all-conference honors a total of 33 times. Utah State is (.911) in the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum under Morrill. Morrill has led Utah State to 14 straight 21-win seasons and 13 straight postseason appearances, both of which are school records. Morrill led Utah State to its first NCAA Tournament win in 31 years when USU defeated fifth-seeded Ohio State in overtime during the 2001 NCAA Tournament. Morrill has been involved in postseason action 16 times in his career, including the NCAA Tournament at Utah State in 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2011, and the National Invitation Tournament in 2002, 2004, 2007 and Morrill has won 20 or more games on 18 different occasions during his career, and he has won at least 17 games 23 times. 14 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

15 UTAH STATE STATISTICS & RESULTS Utah State Men's Basketball Utah State Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 12, 2013) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 00 DAVIS, Marcel CLIFFORD, Ben SHAW, Jarred NOMA'AEA, Viko BERGER, Danny MEDLIN, Preston MOORE, Jalen ROLAND, TeNale BUTTERFIELD, Spenc DAVIS, Kyle MCGLASTON, JoJo STONE, Jordan HARRIS, Sean Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS USU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 8 5 Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/8/13 USC W /12/13 SOUTHERN UTAH W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Utah State Opponents USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

16 UTAH STATE GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT COMPARISON STATISTICS Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal Fouls USC 40/33 38/ / / / / / / /39 (1) 21/12 7/8 6/4 5/3 16/17 SOUTHERN UTAH 46/26 44/ / / / / / / / /8 9/7 6/6 3/2 19/24 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 16 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

17 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL POINTS-REBOUNDS-ASSISTS Opponent Date Score DAVIS,MARC CLIFFORD,B SHAW,JARRE NOMA'AEA,V BERGER,DAN MEDLIN,PRE MOORE,JALE USC 11/8/ W D N P D N P SOUTHERN UTAH 11/12/ W Opponent Date Score ROLAND,TEN BUTTERFIEL DAVIS,KYLE MCGLASTON, STONE,JORD HARRIS,SEA USC 11/8/ W D N P D N P SOUTHERN UTAH 11/12/ W USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

18 UTAH STATE BASKETBALL TRENDS Overall Record When the Aggies they are Play day games Play night games Lead at halftime Trail at halftime Are tied at halftime Shoot better from the field than opponent Shoot worse from the field than opponent Shoot the same from the field as opponent Shoot better from three-point range than opponent Shoot worse from three-point range than opponent Shoot the same from three-point range as opponent Shoot better from line than opponent Shoot worse from the line than opponent Shoot the same from the line as opponent Out-rebound opponent Are out-rebounded by opponent Are even in rebounds with opponent Have more offensive rebounds than opponent Have fewer offensive rebounds than opponent Have the same number of offensive rebounds Have more defensive rebounds than opponents Have fewer defensive rebounds than opponents Have the same number of defensive rebounds Commit more fouls than opponent Commit fewer fouls than opponent Commit same number of fouls Have more assists than opponent Have fewer assists than opponent Have same number of assists Commit more turnovers than opponent Commit fewer turnovers than opponent Commit the same number of turnovers Block more shots than opponent Block fewer shots than opponent Block the same number of shots Have more steals than opponent Have fewer steals than opponent Have same number of steals Starting frontline outscores the opponent s Starting frontline is outscored by the opponent s Starting frontlines scores same amount Starting backcourt outscores the opponent s Starting backcourt is outscored by the opponent s Starting backcourts scores same amount Bench outscores the opponent s Bench is outscored by the opponent s Bench scores same amount Utah State s Points Scored/Allowed Summary Record When Scoring record When Allowing Utah State s Record When the Margin is... 1 (pt.) Utah State s Record by Month Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. March Utah State s Record by Day of the Week Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat Starters/Non-Starters Production Summary Starters bench Total/% Team Total/% Team Minutes 252/63.0% 148/37.0% Points 117/69.6% 51/30.4% Rebounds 48/58.5% 34/41.5% Miscellaneous Statistics Double Double Figure 20-Pt. Figure Double Games Scoring Games Reb(Ast) Doubles 0 M. Davis Clifford Young Shaw Noma aea Berger Medlin Moore Roland Butterfield K. Davis McGlaston Stone Harris Croasdell Shanks Scoring Average by Halves 1st Half 2nd Half OT1 OT2 Total Utah State Opponents Starting Lineups Butterfield (F), K. Davis (F), Shaw (C), Medlin (G), Roland (G) USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

19 UTAH STATE/OPPONENTS GAME HIGHS & LOWS Utah State GAME Highs Points 90 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FG Made 29 USC (11/8/13) FG Att. 60 USC (11/8/13) FG % 58.3 (28-48) Southern Utah (11/12/13) 3FG Made 8 USC (11/8/13) 3FG Att. 21 USC (11/8/13) 3FG %.625 (5-8) Southern Utah (11/12/13) FT Made 29 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FT Att. 38 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FT %.763 (29-38) Southern Utah (11/12/13) Reb. 44 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists 21 USC (11/8/13) Steals 5 USC (11/8/13) Blocks 6 (2) Southern Utah (11/12/13) TOs 9 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Fouls 19 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Opponent GAME Highs Points 65 USC (11/8/13) FG Made 24 USC (11/8/13) FG Att. 65 USC (11/8/13) FG %.369 (24-65) USC (11/8/13) 3FG Made 4 USC (11/8/13) 3FG Att. 24 USC (11/8/13) 3FG %.200 (3-15) Southern Utah (11/12/13) FT Made 22 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FT Att. 26 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FT %.846 (22-26) Southern Utah (11/12/13) Reb. 39 USC (11/8/13) Assists 12 USC (11/8/13) Steals 3 USC (11/8/13) Blocks 6 Southern Utah (11/12/13) TOs 8 USC (11/8/13) Fouls 24 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Utah State GAME Lows Points 78 USC (11/8/13) FG Made 28 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FG Att. 48 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FG % 48.3 (29-60) USC (11/8/13) 3FG Made 5 Southern Utah (11/12/13) 3FG Att. 8 Southern Utah (11/12/13) 3FG %.381 (8-21) USC (11/8/13) FT Made 12 USC (11/8/13) FT Att. 19 USC (11/8/13) FT %.632 (12-19) USC (11/8/13) Reb. 38 USC (11/8/13) Assists 16 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Steals 3 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Blocks 6 (2) Southern Utah (11/12/13) TOs 7 USC (11/8/13) Fouls 16 USC (11/8/13) Opponent GAME Lows Points 57 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FG Made 16 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FG Att. 53 Southern Utah (11/12/13) FG %.302 (16-53) Southern Utah (11/12/13) 3FG Made 3 Southern Utah (11/12/13) 3FG Att. 15 Southern Utah (11/12/13) 3FG %.167 (4-24) USC (11/8/13) FT Made 13 USC (11/8/13) FT Att. 16 USC (11/8/13) FT %.813 (13-16) USC (11/8/13) Reb. 22 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists 8 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Steals 2 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Blocks 4 USC (11/8/13) TOs 7 Southern Utah (11/12/13) Fouls 17 USC (11/8/13) AGGIES WITH DUNKS THIS YEAR UTAH STATE MISCELLANEOUS STATS FREE THROW PERCENTAGES IN FINAL 2:00 MINUTES & OVERTIME Jarred Shaw... 2 Jordan Stone... 2 Ben Clifford (1.000) Jalen Moore (1.000) Jarred Shaw (1.000) Overall (1.000) AGGIES WHO HAVE TAKEN CHARGES THIS YEAR TEAM STATS Largest Lead SUU (11/12/13) Largest Halftime Lead SUU (11/12/13) Largest Deficit... 2 USC (11/8/13) Largest Halftime Deficit Most Points Scored In 1st Half SUU (11/12/13) Fewest Points Scored In 1st Half USC (11/8/13) Most Points Allowed In 1st Half USC (11/8/13) Fewest Points Allowed In 1st Half SUU (11/12/13) Most Points Scored In 2nd Half SUU (11/12/13) Fewest Points Scored In 2nd Half USC (11/8/13) Most Points Allowed In 2nd Half USC (11/8/13) Fewest Points Allowed In 2nd Half SUU (11/12/13) USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

20 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 0 MARCEL DAVIS 6-2, 180, Sophomore, Guard American Fork, Utah (American Fork HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN DAVIS GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game DAVIS S SEASON HIGHS Points... 5 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Rebounds... 4 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... 6 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Steals...2 vs. USC (11/8/13) Blocks... Minutes vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) DAVIS S SEASON SUPERLATIVES 5-Plus Assists: 1 time DAVIS S CAREER HIGHS Points...21 vs. Western Oregon (12/8/12) Rebounds... 6 vs. Illinois State (02/23/13) Assists... 8 vs. Illinois State (02/23/13) Steals... 5 vs. Texas State (03/07/13) Blocks... Minutes vs. Denver (02/14/13) Dished out a season-high six assists in Southern Utah game (11/12/13), which is also the third most of his career. Currently ranked fourth in MW in assist-turnover ratio (4.5), while ranking sixth in assists (4.5). Distributed at least four assists in 16 of last 26 games played. Included in that stretch were his career-high of eight helpers against Illinois State (2/23/13) along with two games of seven assists, doing so against Nicholls State (12/20) and Seattle (1/3). In addition to the Southern Utah game (11/12/13), Davis also dished out six at Texas State (12/31/12) as well as in home games against Denver (2/14/13) and New Mexico State (2/16/13), along with tallying five assists in home game vs. UTSA (3/9/13). Had breakout game against Western Oregon (12/8/12) with 21 points in only 20 minutes, topping his previous single-game season high of eight points in three-pointers alone, draining his first of the season and finished with three on the night, and nearly doubling his season total of 11 points entering the game. The 21 points was the most scored by an Aggie last season at the time and was the first 20-point game for a USU freshman since Tai Wesley in Made first career start in Utah Valley (12/15) game, tying game-high with 17 points, including a stretch where he scored 11 of USU s points in a row. Scored first career point as an Aggie with a free throw in the TAMU- Corpus Christi (11/17) contest. Had nine double-figure scoring games for the season, most recently with 12 points in Texas State game (3/7), that came on the heels of a team-high 15 at UT Arlington (3/2). Just missed two more postings with nine points against both New Mexico State (2/16) and Illinois State (2/23). Dished out 93 assists in his 25 games as a starter in , averaging 3.7 helpers per game during that stretch, after totaling 10 assists in the first five games of the season off the bench (2.0 apg). For the season, Davis led USU in assists with 3.3 apg. Ranked sixth in the WAC in in assist-turnover ratio overall (1.51) and 11th in league only (1.48). He also was seventh in overall assists (3.32) and fifth in league games (3.8). DAVIS S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 9 times 5-Plus Assists: 10 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 2 times 20 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

21 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 1 BEN CLIFFORD 6-7, 220, Junior, Forward South Jordan, Utah (Bingham HS) PTS REB BLK FG% 3FG% FT% MIN CLIFFORD GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game CLIFFORD S SEASON HIGHS Points... 2 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Rebounds... 3 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... Steals... Blocks... 1 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Minutes... 7 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Missed the two exhibition games, as well as the USC game (11/8/13) while recovering from a foot injury suffered during preseason, before making season debut against Southern Utah (11/12/13), snaring three rebounds, scoring two points and blocking one shot in seven minutes of action. Tied or set a new career-high of some sort in six of his last 14 games played. Posted a new career-high for points in two of those games, with 14 points each in the home game against Denver (2/14) and at LA Tech (2/28), topping his previous career-best of 12 points against UT Arlington (1/24), while snaring a then-career rebounds (9) and posting a new career-best in blocks (4)... Then topped his career-high in rebounds with 10 at Seattle (2/2), playing a new career-high 35 minutes as well... Tied his career-high with 35 minutes at LA Tech (2/28) and also pulled down nine rebounds. After having just three blocks in the first 17 games of last season, has at least one blocked shot in 11 of the last 15 games played, with 19 total in that span, including seven in the last two regular-season games of , before posting one rejection in his debut. Matched his career-high with four rejections against Texas State (3/7/13) and followed that up with three blocks against UTSA (3/13). Clifford first posted his career-high four rejections against UT Arlington (1/24/13) to start the streak. Registered double figure points in four of the last six games played, as part of a total of seven times last season and 10 total times in his Aggie career. Also has grabbed five or more rebounds 11 times last season and 24 times in his career, including most recently with eight against UTSA (3/9/13). Ranked ninth in final WAC only games in blocks per game (0.94) and 12th in all games in blocks (0.68). CLIFFORD S SEASON SUPERLATIVES CLIFFORD S CAREER HIGHS Points vs. UTSA (03/09/13) Rebounds at Seattle (02/02/13) Assists... 4 (3) vs. Illinois State (02/23/13) Steals... 2 (5) vs. Illinois State (02/23/13) Blocks... 4 (3) vs. Texas State (03/07/13) Minutes at Idaho State (11/26/11) CLIFFORD S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 10 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 22 times USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

22 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 3 TERRELL YOUNG 6-3, 180, Freshman, Guard Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN YOUNG GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah DNP N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Was a two-year letterwinner at Judge Memorial High School in Salt Lake City. Averaged 9.5 points, 2.9 rebounds, 1.0 assists and 0.6 steals per game in earning second-team all-region 9 and honorable mention all-state accolades... Ranked second on team in scoring and three-pointers, making 1.7 treys per game... Posted double-figure scoring in 12 games, highlighted by 20 points against Westlake HS... Netted three or more treys in eight games, draining four in three separate games. Helped lead the Bulldogs to the Region 9 title as both a junior and senior. Also a one-year letterwinner in football. Earned Academic-Athletic Honor Roll accolades for both basketball and football. YOUNG S SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... Assists... Steals... Blocks... Minutes... YOUNG S SEASON SUPERLATIVES 22 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

23 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 5 JARRED SHAW 6-10, 235, Senior, Center Dallas, Texas (Carter HS/Oklahoma State) PTS REB BLK FG% 3FG% FT% MIN SHAW GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC ^ N12 Southern Utah ^ N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game SHAW S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. vs. SUU (11/12/13) Rebounds vs. vs. SUU (11/12/13) Assists... 2 vs. USC (11/8/13) Steals... 1 vs. SUU (11/12/13) Blocks... 3 vs. USC (11/8/13) Minutes vs. vs. SUU (11/12/13) SHAW S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 2 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 1 time Double-Figure Rebounds: 1 time Double-Doubles: 1 time SHAW S CAREER HIGHS Points at Idaho (01/31/13) Rebounds vs. Saint Mary s (11/15/12) Assists... 2 (8) vs. Illinois State (02/23/13) Steals... 2 (2) at Louisiana Tech (02/28/13) Blocks... 4 vs. Louisiana Tech (01/26/13) Minutes vs. Denver (02/14/13) SHAW S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 28 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 25 times Double-Figure Rebounds: 10 times Double-Doubles: 10 times Registered first double-double of the season and 10th of career with 24 points and 10 rebounds against Southern Utah (11/12/13). Has scored in double-digits in 15-straight games and 28 of his 33 career games. Has also posted eight career games with multiple blocks with three against USC (11/8/13) and two versus Southern Utah (11/12/13), marking the fourth time with three or more rejections. Currently tied for third in MW in blocks (2.50 bpg), as well as tied for sixth in scoring (18.0 ppg), and tied for 10th in rebounds (7.0 rpg). Earned second-team all-wac honors and named to WAC all-newcomer team in Registered team-leading nine double-doubles in , most recently with team-high 15 points and 10 rebounds in Texas State (3/7)... Logged his other eight double-doubles against Saint Mary s (17 pts./15 reb.), Weber State (16p/12r), Utah Valley (12p/11r), Nicholls State (19p/11r) and backto-back games against Idaho (12p/12r), San José State (12p/10r), LA Tech (21 p/14r) and Illinois State (18p/11r), just missing a double-double with one rebound shy four other times, most recently in Denver game with 18 points and nine rebounds. Netted career-high 27 points at Idaho (1/31) while posting career-best 15 rebounds in Saint Mary s game (11/15), career highs for both his USU career and his Oklahoma State career. Shaw s 15 rebounds in Saint Mary s game (11/15) were the most by an Aggie player since Nate Bendall had 16 rebounds against Fresno State on Jan. 11, Had double-digit rebounds in 10 games, posting his double-doubles all 10 times. Led USU in rebounding in 18 games last season, including first five games of season... Led team in scoring in 12 games. Set a new career-high with four blocked shots in LA Tech game (1/26) after not having a swat in any of the previous four games... Added three blocked shots in Weber State (11/24) and Seattle games (1/3) and had at least one rejection in 19 games. By going 5-of-5 at the free throw line at UTA on March 2, was perfect at the charity stripe for the second game in a row as he was 6-of-6 at the free throw line on Feb. 28 at LA Tech. Shaw posted a final season average of 8.4 rebounds per game (261 rebounds in 31 games), which is the highest single-season rebounding mark since Eric Franson in with 8.5 rpg (282 rebounds in 33 games). With 261 rebounds during the season, Shaw was 10 boards shy of reaching USU s top 20 single-season rebounds list, as Tai Wesley ( ) and Bob Lauriski ( ) are currently tied for 19th with 271 rebounds. Shaw ranked 50th in field goal percentage (.539), as well as 71st in rebounds per game (8.4) and 81st in double-doubles (9.0). USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

24 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 10 VIKO NOMA AEA 6-1, 170, Freshman, Guard Las Vegas, Nev. (Sierra Vista Mountain HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN NOMA AEA GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Made Aggie debut in Southern Utah game (11/12/13), snaring one rebound in seven minutes of playing time. Joined USU after serving his LDS Church Mission in Paris, France. Was a two-year starter at Sierra Vista Mountain High School in Las Vegas, Nev., and was a two-time first-team all-nevada State Class 4A honoree, as well as earning first-team all-region honors, being named co-mvp of region... Also earned all-sunset-southwest League honors and was twotime team MVP for Sierra Vista. As a senior, he averaged 17.7 points, 5.3 assists and 5.9 rebounds per game, helping the Mountain Lions to the state semifinal appearance... Netted 20-plus points in 13 games his senior season, including two over 30, highlighted by season-high 35 points. Also recorded 17 games with five or more assists, including two with double-figure helpers, paced by season-high Posted two games with double-digit rebounds, highlighted by season-high 11 boards. In junior season, tallied 27 points, seven assists and eight rebounds per game. NOMA AEA S SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... 1 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... Steals... Blocks... Minutes... 7 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) NOMA AEA S SEASON SUPERLATIVES 24 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

25 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 12 DANNY BERGER 6-6, 205, Junior, Forward Medford, Ore. (North Medford HS/Chemeketa CC) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN BERGER GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Returned to action in season-opener against USC (11/8) after missing final 26 games of last season. Tied career-high with eight rebounds in USC game (11/8). Currently ranked tied for 15th in the MW in rebounds (6.0 rpg). Has 30 career starts in 37 career games played. Started season-opener after sitting out s as part of the first six games as a potential redshirt. Scored in double-digits in 12 career games after netting season-high 11 at Santa Clara (11/28/12). Had three or more rebounds in each of last five games played, including season high five in two of last three games (TAMU-Corpus Christi, Santa Clara). At time of medical situation, he ranked sixth in WAC in free throw percentage (.833), making 10-of-12 on season. BERGER S SEASON HIGHS Points... 5 (2) vs. vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Rebounds...8 vs. USC (11/8/13) Assists... 4 vs. USC (11/8/13) Steals... Blocks... Minutes vs. USC (11/8/13) BERGER S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 5-Plus Rebounds: 1 time BERGER S CAREER HIGHS Points (2) Oakland (3/25/12) Rebounds... 8 (2) vs. USC (11/8/13) Assists... 6 Kent State (12/22/11) Steals... 3 vs. Louisiana Tech (3/8/12) Blocks... 1 Mercer (3/28/12) Minutes (2) Louisiana Tech (2/9/12) BERGER S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 12 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 11 times 5-Plus Assists: 4 times USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

26 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 13 PRESTON MEDLIN 6-4, 185, Senior, Guard Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN MEDLIN GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC ^ N12 Southern Utah ^ N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game MEDLIN S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. USC (11/8/13) Rebounds...4 (2) vs. SUU (11/12/13) Assists... 3 vs. SUU (11/12/13) Steals...1 vs. USC (11/8/13) Blocks... Minutes vs. USC (11/8/13) MEDLIN S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 1 time 20-Plus Points: 5-Plus Rebounds: 5-Plus Assists: Returned to action in USC game (11/8/13) after missing final 15 games of season with fractured wrist suffered in New Mexico State game on Jan. 17, Has 55 consecutive starts in 77 career games played after starting Southern Utah game (11/12/13)... The 77 career games played is most of any player on current Aggie roster. Enters Saturday with 993 career points, needing seven more points to become the 36th player in USU history to reach the 1,000 career points plateau. Led USU in scoring for the first time this season and 32nd time in last three seasons with 17 points against USC (11/8). Scored in double-figures once this season and 45 times in career. Made at least one three-pointer in 20 of his last 23 games played. Has 47 career games with multiple three-pointers, netting four against USC (11/8). Cracked into the USU top 10 for three-pointers made, now at No. 7 with 147 and maintained No. 7 spot on Aggies career three-point shooting percentage at 41.2 percent, as well as moving into No. 7 on career threepoint attempts list with 357. At time of injury last season, was fourth in the WAC overall in scoring (16.3 ppg), while leading the league in conference only games (20.7 ppg). Was also second in the conference for both overall free throw percentage (.818) and WAC only games (.816). In three-point field goal percentage, Medlin was ninth in overall games (.393) and 12th in league only games (.395), as well as sixth in overall three-pointers made per game (2.06) and second in WAC only games (2.83). He was also tied for eighth overall in assists (3.19), as well as sixth in overall assist-turnover ratio (1.59). Medlin also led the conference in minutes played both overall (36.06) and league only games (37.67). MEDLIN S CAREER HIGHS Points Idaho (2/24/12) Rebounds... 9 (4) vs. Weber State (11/24/12) Assists... 8 (2) vs. Louisiana Tech (3/8/12) Steals... 3 (2) vs. Seattle (01/03/13) Blocks... 1 (6) Nicholls State (12/20/12) Minutes (2) vs. Idaho (01/05/13) MEDLIN S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 46 times 20-Plus Points: 19 times 30-Plus Points: 1 time 5-Plus Rebounds: 19 times 5-Plus Assists: 12 times 26 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

27 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 14 JALEN MOORE 6-7, 190, Freshman, Forward Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN MOORE GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game MOORE S SEASON HIGHS Points... 8 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Rebounds... 3 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... Steals... Blocks... Minutes vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Made Aggie debut in USC game (11/8), netting two points and pulling down one rebound. Tallied season-highs of eight points and three rebounds against Southern Utah (11/12/13). Averaged 21.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 1.2 steals per game as a prep senior at Sky View High School, helping the Bobcats win the Utah State 4A title. Named 4A MVP, as well as being named the Logan Herald Journal Valley Player of the Year. In the 4A semifinals vs. Bountiful, drained a shot from near mid-court at the buzzer in OT for a win, making ESPN s SportsCenter and tabbed as the No. 2 Play of the Day, as Sky View snapped Bountiful s 20-game winning streak... During senior season, netted 20 or more points in 19 of Sky View s 26 games and was held to fewer than 10 points only once... Helped lead Sky View to the region title as both a sophomore and junior... Averaged 15 points and five rebounds per game as a junior... Was a threeyear lettermen... Also competed on the Sky View track & field team, where he was the state runner-up in the high jump at the 4A state championships as a sophomore, helping the Bobcats to the team state championship. Brother, Grayson, plays at Northwest Nazarene University. Father, Jimmy Moore, played basketball at USU from , and still ranks 24th all-time in school history with 1,164 career points and 15th all-time in rebounds with Jimmy Moore is currently the assistant athletics director for special projects for Utah State Athletics. MOORE S SEASON SUPERLATIVES USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

28 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 20 TeNALE ROLAND 6-0, 170, Senior, Guard Louisville, Ky. (New Albany [Ind.] HS/Rend Lake College) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN ROLAND GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC ^ N12 Southern Utah ^ N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game ROLAND S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Rebounds... 3 vs. USC (11/8/13) Assists... 4 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Steals... Blocks... Minutes vs. USC (11/8/13) Made ninth career start in game against Southern Utah (11/12/13), tallying season-highs of 10 points and four assists, while tying season-best with two three-pointers. Currently tied for MW lead in free throw percentage (1.000), making both of his charity stripe shots in the USC game (11/8/13) and against Southern Utah (11/12/13). Has made at least one three-pointer in 19 career games, including each of the last nine games. Drained multiple three-pointers for his fourth-straight career game, and seventh in the last 10 games, making multiple treys for the 11th time in his career. Has eight double-digit scoring outings in career, including six in the last eight games played, highlighted by career-high 16 points in the loss to UTA (3/14/13) in the WAC Tournament. Ranked ninth in the WAC statistics in overall three-point field goal percentage (.364) and 15th in WAC only games (.364). Averaged 8.4 ppg on 109 points in 13 road/neutral games, scoring eight or more points in seven game, including four of his six double-digit scoring outings, compared to averaging 4.5 ppg on 81 points in 18 home games, netting eight or more points four times, with two double-figure point outings. On the flip side, averaged 1.3 assists per game on the road on 17 assists in 13 road/neutral games, dishing out a road-season high four assists at Seattle, while posting 2.6 apg on 46 assists in 18 home games, including his season-high seven vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Overall, averaged 2.0 apg. ROLAND S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 1 time ROLAND S CAREER HIGHS Points vs. UT Arlington (03/14/13) Rebounds... 7 at Louisiana Tech (02/28/13) Assists... 7 vs. TAMUCC (11/17/12) Steals... 3 (2) vs. Texas State (03/07/13) Blocks... 1 (4) vs. UTSA (03/09/13) Minutes at UT Arlington (03/02/13) ROLAND S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 8 times 5-Plus Assists: 1 time 5-Plus Rebounds: 5 times 28 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

29 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 21 SPENCER BUTTERFIELD 6-3, 205, Senior, Guard/Forward Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS/Yuba CC) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN BUTTERFIELD GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC ^ N12 Southern Utah ^ N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game BUTTERFIELD S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. USC (11/8/13) Rebounds... 5 (2) vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... 4 vs. USC (11/8/13) Steals... 1 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Blocks... Minutes vs. USC (11/8/13) BUTTERFIELD S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 2 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 2 times 5-Plus Assists: Double-Doubles: BUTTERFIELD S CAREER HIGHS Points vs. UT Arlington (01/24/13) Rebounds vs. Texas State (03/07/13) Assists... 9 at Texas State (12/31/12) Steals... 2 (5) vs. Illinois State (02/23/13) Blocks...1 (8) vs. UTSA (03/09/13) Minutes vs. Denver (02/14/13) BUTTERFIELD S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 20 times 5-Plus Rebounds: 19 times 5-Plus Assists: 7 times Double-Doubles: 7 times Has started last 26-straight games played. Posted double-digit scoring in each of last five games played and 21 of last 26 career games played. Has pulled down four or more rebounds a total of 25 times in career, including 17 of last 18 games played. The sharpshooting senior had made at least one three-pointer in 25 of his last 27 games and had 14 multi three-pointer games, including a career-high four treys each against UT Arlington (1/24/13) and UC Davis (12/21/12). Earned second-team all-wac honors and named to WAC all-newcomer team in Named the WAC Player of the Week on both 2/11/13 and 3/10/13. Snared a career-high 20 rebounds and 10 points against Texas State on 3/7/13. The 20 rebounds was most by an Aggie player since 1997 and was the most in the WAC last season, as well as tied for the fifth-most in the NCAA last season. Had seven double-doubles last season, including streak of five-straight double-doubles, halted with 18 points and six rebounds in Denver game (2/14), adding three assists and two steals, then tallying 17 points, six rebounds, five assists, one block and one steal in NMSU game (2/16), but then posted sixth double-double of season with team-high 21 points and game-high 14 rebounds at BYU (2/19)... Posted 16 points, six rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block in the win over Illinois State (2/23), adding seven points, six rebounds and one assist in LA Tech game (2/28) before leaving with injury and did not play at UT Arlington (3/2). Started his spurt of five double-doubles in a row with a career-high 23 points and added a then-career-best 11 rebounds against UT Arlington (1/24), then posted 16 points and a new career-high with 15 rebounds in home loss to LA Tech (1/26). Butterfield logged 11 points and 10 rebounds at Idaho, then posted 13 points and 11 boards at Seattle (2/2) before 22 points and 10 rebounds at San José State (2/8). Scored 328 points in 24 games as a starter, averaging 13.7 ppg after averaging 5.0 ppg in the first five games of the season off the bench. He ended with a season average of 12.2 ppg. Led the team in three-pointers with 48 made three-pointers (48-of-113), and was also first on the team in three-point percentage, making 42.5 percent behind the arc. Also dished out a career-high nine assists at Texas State (12/31), USU s highest by an individual last season, as part of his 14 games with three or more helpers. Led the WAC in free throw percentage both overall (.835) and league only games (.837). Ranked 11th in the WAC in scoring overall (12.2), while ranking ninth in league games (13.3). He also was fourth in the conference in overall three-point field goal percentage (.425), while ranking sixth in conference games (.408), in addition to being eighth in overall three-pointers made (1.66) and 10th in WAC only games (1.71). Ranked sixth in field goal percentage overall (.498) and ninth in league games (.497), as well as ninth in rebounds overall (6.6) and sixth in league contests (7.6), in addition to standing 13th in the WAC overall in assists (2.66) and 10th in WAC only (3.18). Finally, he was eighth in assist-turnover ration in WAC only games (1.69), while ranking ninth in league only games for minutes played (32.53). USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

30 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 23 KYLE DAVIS 6-7, 225, Sophomore, Forward Draper, Utah (Alta HS/Southern Utah) PTS REB BLK FG% 3FG% FT% MIN DAVIS GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC ^ N12 Southern Utah ^ N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Made smashing Aggie debut, staring season-opener vs. USC (11/8), adding 10 points, seven rebounds, three blocks and three assists in first official college game since In game against his former team of Southern Utah, logged seven points, four rebounds and swatted three blocked shots. Tied for MW lead in blocks (3.0 bpg). Transferred to USU from Southern Utah after finishing his LDS Church Mission in Michigan. At SUU during season, averaged 8.5 points and team-leading 5.3 rebounds per game during freshman season, including 10.8 points and 6.0 rebounds per game in conference action... Shot 55.4 percent from the floor (93-of-168), including 28.6 percent from three-point range (4-of-14) as well as 67.0 percent at the free throw line (65-of-97). Ranked second on team overall in blocked shots with 31 (1.0 bpg). Started last 15 games of season and logged double-digit points in nine of those games. Posted single-game season-highs of 21 points, 14 rebounds, five assists and three blocks. DAVIS S SEASON HIGHS Points vs. USC (11/8/13) Rebounds... 7 vs. USC (11/8/13) Assists... 3 (2) vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Steals... 1 vs. USC (11/8/13) Blocks...3 vs. USC (11/8/13) Minutes vs. USC (11/8/13) DAVIS S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: 1 time 5-Plus Rebounds: 1 time 3-Plus Blocks: 2 times 30 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

31 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 24 JoJo McGLASTON 6-3, 180, Freshman, Guard Dublin, Calif. (Dublin HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN McGLASTON GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Made Aggie debut against Southern Utah (11/12/13), posting five points, two rebounds and one assist in 11minutes of action. Was a four-year letterwinner at Dublin (Calif.) High School... Led the Gaels in scoring at 22.0 points per game as a prep senior, in helping Dublin HS to a 27-7 overall record and its first Diablo Foothill Athletic League (DFAL) title since 1973, as the Gaels lost in the NorCal Division II Championship game.. Also averaged 7.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.1 steals per game, while shooting 58 percent from the field, including 38 percent from three-point range. Was the DFAL Player of the Year and a first-team all-league selection as a senior, as well as earning first-team all-bay Area and first-team all-east Bay honors, in addition to second-team all-california Division II accolades... Also named to the San Francisco Chronicle s all-metro second-team list as well as to the Contra Costa Times all-east Bay Team. During senior season, netted a season-high 40 points in one of Dublin s victories, adding a NorCal Division II record 35 points while also pulling down 14 rebounds in Dublin s loss in the D-II finals. McGLASTON S SEASON HIGHS Points... 5 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Rebounds... 2 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... 1 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Steals... Blocks... Minutes vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) McGLASTON S SEASON SUPERLATIVES USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

32 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 25 JORDAN STONE 6-10, 270, Junior, Center Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) PTS REB BLK FG% 3FG% FT% MIN STONE GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game STONE S SEASON HIGHS Points... 8 vs. USC (11/8/13) Rebounds... 5 vs. USC (11/8/13) Assists...1 vs. USC (11/8/13) Steals...1 vs. USC (11/8/13) Blocks... Minutes vs. USC (11/8/13) STONE S SEASON SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: None 5-Plus Rebounds: 1 time STONE S CAREER HIGHS Points... 9 (2) at BYU (2/19/13) Rebounds... 8 (2) UC Santa Barbara (2/18/11) Assists...2 (3) at UT Arlington (03/02/13) Steals... 1 (5) vs. USC (11/8/13) Blocks... 4 at BYU (2/19/13) Minutes at BYU (2/19/13) STONE S CAREER SUPERLATIVES Double-Figure Scoring: None 5-Plus Rebounds: 11 times Just missed career-high scoring outing in USC game (11/8), netting eight points, while pulling down five rebounds and tying career-high with one steal. Added seven points and one rebound in only eight minutes of action in Southern Utah game (11/12/13). Has 14 career games with five or more points, as well as 11 career games with five or more rebounds. Has played in 62 career games, third most of any currently active Aggie player behind Preston Medlin (77) and Ben Clifford (68). Averaged one blocked shot per game in eight of last 10 regular-season games played, highlighted by a career-high four blocks at BYU (2/19/13), adding two against Texas State (3/ 7/13). Had a career night against BYU (2/19/13), as he set four new season highs, as well as set or tying four career-best marks... Recorded new season-high nine points, tying his career-high, while also posting new career-bests with two assists and four blocks in a career-best 25 minutes. Logged six points and five rebounds with two assists in Illinois State game (2/23), adding three rebounds at LA Tech (2/28), along with three points and five rebounds at UT Arlington (3/2), then notched six points, six rebounds, two blocks, one steal and one assist against Texas State (3/ 7). Posted his season-high scoring output in New Mexico State (2/16) and BYU (2/19) games, as his nine points at BYU bettered his previous seasonhigh of six points set anmsu, and also grabbed a season-high seven rebounds against NMSU and was one rebound shy of tying his career-best eight, while playing a previous season-high 20 minutes. Snared six rebounds in Saint Mary s game (11/15) and home game against Texas State (3/7), five in UT Arlington game (1/24) and four each at San José State (2/8) and vs. TAMU-Corpus Christi (11/17) contests and has a total of 21 career games with three or more rebounds. Came up big in Idaho home game, blocking one shot and snaring three rebounds in critical times, and then was huge in win at Idaho, scoring four points, including first dunk of season, and played a huge role in defensive success in last three road wins. Dished out two assists in two-straight games and three in a four-game span, doing so at BYU (2/19), vs. Illinois State (2/23) and at UT Arlington (3/2)... Previous season-high was one assist, done twice, at Santa Clara (11/28) and against UTA (1/24)... Had blocked one shot in four other games this season, including the previous two, against Denver (2/14) and NMSU (2/16), while his previous high for minutes was 20, done twice in the previous three games, against SJSU (2/8) and NMSU (2/16)... Also tied career-high with two assists at UTA (3/2). 32 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

33 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 30 SEAN HARRIS 6-7, 220, Senior, Forward Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin HS/ Yuba CC) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN HARRIS GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Made Aggie debut in Southern Utah game (11/12/13), after missing all of last season recovering from second career ACL injury. Pulled down one rebound and missed lone field goal attempt in five minutes. Did not see any action in after suffering knee injury during preseason workouts. Played in just five games due to injury during his sophomore season at Yuba (Calif.) College, where he was teammates with current Aggie teammate Spencer Butterfield. Averaged 9.0 points and 7.2 rebounds per game. As a freshman at Yuba College, he averaged 14.9 points and 11.7 rebounds per game and was the runner-up for the Bay Valley Conference Player of the Year as the 49ers went 32-4 and won the Bay Valley Conference Championship. HARRIS S SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... 1 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) Assists... Steals... Blocks... Minutes... 5 vs. Southern Utah (11/12/13) HARRIS S SEASON SUPERLATIVES USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

34 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 31 JAMES CROASDELL 6-7, 210, Freshman, Forward Albuquerque, N.M. (Albuquerque HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN CROASDELL GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game A two-year letterwinner at Albuquerque (N.M) High School. Earned all-district 5-5A honors as a senior after averaging 10.7 points, 13.9 rebounds, 4.1 blocks, 3.1 assists and 2.5 steals per game in helping the Bulldogs to a overall and 7-3 league mark, falling in the state tournament quarterfinals. Posted 7.8 points, 8.6 rebounds per game as a junior, as Albuquerque HS recorded a 22-5 overall and 8-0 league record, finishing sixth in the state of New Mexico. Also a two-year letterwinner on the Bulldogs water polo team, helping Albuquerque HS win the state title during senior season after finishing second as a junior. Also lettered on the Bulldogs baseball team. CROASDELL S SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... Assists... Steals... Blocks... Minutes... CROASDELL S SEASON SUPERLATIVES 34 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

35 UTAH STATE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS AND NOTES 41 CARSON SHANKS 7-0, 235, Freshman, Center Prior Lake, Minn. (Prior Lake HS) PTS REB AST FG% 3FG% FT% MIN SHANKS GAME-BY-GAME IN Date Opponent MIN FG 3FG FT O-D-T PF A TO B S TP N8 USC DNP N12 Southern Utah N16 at UC Santa Barbara N23 Mississippi State N26 at Weber State N30 vs. BYU D7 Pacific D14 Utah Valley D19 Western Illinois D20 UC Santa Barbara D21 Troy D28 San Diego Christian J1 *at Air Force J4 *San José State J11 *at Nevada J15 *Colorado State J18 *at Boise State J22 *at UNLV J25 *San Diego State J28 *New Mexico F1 *at Wyoming F5 *Nevada F8 *Boise State F11 *at Colorado State F15 *UNLV F18 *at San Diego State F22 *Fresno State F25 *at New Mexico M1 *at San José State M5 *Wyoming M12-15 *MWC Tournament ^=Starter / *=MWC game Was a four-year letterwinner at Prior Lake (Minn.) High School. Was a two-time all-conference selection... Helped the Lakers improve on their record in each season, capped off by a 20-8 mark as a senior, Prior Lake HS s best record in 10 years... Averaged 12 points, eight rebounds and four blocks per game as a senior. Ranked as the third-best prospect in the state of Minnesota. Posted 12 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots per game as a junior in helping the Lakers to the Minnesota Section 2AAAA semi-finals. Was ranked the 77th-best center in the nation by ESPN.com following his junior season. SHANKS S SEASON HIGHS Points... Rebounds... Assists... Steals... Blocks... Minutes... SHANKS S SEASON SUPERLATIVES USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

36 GAME 1 UTAH STATE vs. USC Nov. 8, 2013 Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Logan, Utah UTAH STATE BOX SCORES GAME 2 UTAH STATE vs. SOUTHERN UTAH Nov. 12, 2013 Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Logan, Utah USC Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics USC vs Utah State 11/8/13 7:05 pm at Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 14 Gavrilovic, Strahinj f Oraby, Omar c Howard, Pe'Shon g Terrell, J.T. g Wesley, Byron g Prince, Roschon Bryan, Chass Jacobs, Julian Taylor, Brendyn Jovanovic, Nikola Haley, D.J Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 2 Utah State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 21 BUTTERFIELD, Spencer f DAVIS, Kyle f SHAW, Jarred c MEDLIN, Preston g ROLAND, TeNale g DAVIS, Marcel BERGER, Danny MOORE, Jalen STONE, Jordan Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 3FG % 1st Half: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % 2nd half: % Officials: R-Dick Cartmell, U1-Mike Reed, U2-Eric Curry Technical fouls: USC-None. Utah State-None. Attendance: 9935 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total USC Utah State Game: % Game: % Game: % Deadball Rebounds 3 In Off 2nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench USC USU Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Southern Utah vs Utah State 11/12/13 7:05 pm at Dee Glen Smith Spectrum Southern Utah Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 35 HESS, A.J. f JEFFERY, Jaren f CHEESMAN, Jayson c KENNEDY, Trey g NSENKI, Chris g ANDERSON, McKay MARSHALL, John PARSONS, Race THOMAS, Drake MAJOR, Juwan JENSON, Taylor OLIVERSON, Casey HANKS, Cal Team Totals % 1st half: % Game: % Deadball FG Half: % 2nd Rebounds 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Utah State Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 21 BUTTERFIELD, Spencer f DAVIS, Kyle f SHAW, Jarred c MEDLIN, Preston g ROLAND, TeNale g DAVIS, Marcel CLIFFORD, Ben NOMA'AEA, Viko BERGER, Danny MOORE, Jalen MCGLASTON, JoJo STONE, Jordan HARRIS, Sean Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % half: % Game: % Deadball 2nd Rebounds 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % Officials: R - Tommy Nunez, U1 - D.G. Nelson, U2 - Doran Gotschall Technical fouls: Southern Utah-None. Utah State-None. Attendance: 9540 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total Southern Utah Utah State In Off 2nd Fast Paint T/O Chance Break Points Bench SUU USU Last FG - USC 2nd-01:37, USU 2nd-03:09. Largest lead - USC by 2 1st-16:20, USU by 21 2nd-10:01. Score tied - 5 times. Lead changed - 2 times. Last FG - SUU 2nd-02:54, USU 2nd-00:55. Largest lead - SUU None, USU by 34 2nd-00:27. Score tied - 0 times. Lead changed - 0 times. 36 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013

37 UTAH STATE ROSTERS Front Row: Viko Noma aea, Marcel Davis, Spencer Butterfield, JoJo McGlaston, Preston Medlin, James Croasdell, Terrell Young, TeNale Roland. Back Row: Danny Berger, Ben Clifford, Jalen Moore, Carson Shanks, Jordan Stone, Kyle Davis, Sean Harris. NUMERICAL Roster No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 0 Marcel Davis G So. 1L American Fork, Utah (American Fork HS) 1 Ben Clifford F Jr. 2L South Jordan, Utah (Bingham HS) 3 Terrell Young G Fr. HS Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial HS) 5 Jarred Shaw C Sr. 1L Dallas, Texas (Carter HS/Oklahoma State) 10 Viko Noma aea G Fr. HS Las Vegas, Nev. (Sierra Vista Mountain HS) 12 Danny Berger F Jr. RS/1L Medford, Ore. (North Medford HS/Chemeketa CC) 13 Preston Medlin G Sr. 3L Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS) 14 Jalen Moore F Fr. HS Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) 20 TeNale Roland G Sr. 1L Louisville, Ky. (New Albany [Ind.] HS/Rend Lake College) 21 Spencer Butterfield G/F Sr. 1L Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS/ Yuba CC) 23 Kyle Davis F So. TR Draper, Utah (Alta HS/Southern Utah) 24 JoJo McGlaston G Fr. HS Dublin, Calif. (Dublin HS) 25 Jordan Stone C Jr. 2L Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) 30 Sean Harris F Sr. JC Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin HS/ Yuba CC) 31 James Croasdell F Fr. HS Albuquerque, N.M. (Albuquerque HS) 41 Carson Shanks C Fr. HS Prior Lake, Minn. (Prior Lake HS) ALPHABETICAL Roster No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) 12 Danny Berger F Jr. RS/1L Medford, Ore. (North Medford HS/Chemeketa CC) 21 Spencer Butterfield G/F Sr. 1L Loomis, Calif. (Del Oro HS/ Yuba CC) 1 Ben Clifford F Jr. 2L South Jordan, Utah (Bingham HS) 31 James Croasdell F Fr. HS Albuquerque, N.M. (Albuquerque HS) 23 Kyle Davis F So. TR Draper, Utah (Alta HS/Southern Utah) 0 Marcel Davis G So. 1L American Fork, Utah (American Fork HS) 30 Sean Harris F Sr. JC Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin HS/ Yuba CC) 24 JoJo McGlaston G Fr. HS Dublin, Calif. (Dublin HS) 13 Preston Medlin G Sr. 3L Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS) 14 Jalen Moore F Fr. HS Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) 10 Viko Noma aea G Fr. HS Las Vegas, Nev. (Sierra Vista Mountain HS) 20 TeNale Roland G Sr. 1L Louisville, Ky. (New Albany [Ind.] HS/Rend Lake College) 41 Carson Shanks C Fr. HS Prior Lake, Minn. (Prior Lake HS) 5 Jarred Shaw C Sr. 1L Dallas, Texas (Carter HS/Oklahoma State) 25 Jordan Stone C Jr. 2L Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) 3 Terrell Young G Fr. HS Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial HS) Head Coach: Stew Morrill (Gonzaga, 1974), 16th Season Associate Coach: Tim Duryea (North Texas, 1988), 13th Season Assistant Coach: Chris Jones (Utah, 1994), Sixth Season How To Say It Assistant Coach: Tarvish Felton (Southern Utah, 1999), Sixth Season 31 James Croasdell... Cross-dell Director of Basketball Operations: Jesse Parker (Utah State, 2012), First Season 10 Viko Noma aea... Vee-ko No-muh-eye-uh Graduate Assistant: Brian Green (Utah State, 2011), First Season 20 TaNale Roland... Ta-Nail Graduate Manager: Nelson Hernandez 3 Terrell Young... Tuh-rell Student Managers: Jordan Catron, Connor Garner Stew Morrill... MORE-L Athletic Trainer: Sam Gay (Eastern Washington, 2008), First Season Tim Duryea... DUR-e-A Tarvish Felton... Tar-vis USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16,

38 Radio / tv Roster MARCEL DAVIS G So.-1L American Fork, Utah BEN CLIFFORD F Jr.-2L South Jordan, Utah TERRELL YOUNG G Fr.-HS Salt Lake City, Utah jarred shaw C Sr.-1L Dallas, Texas VIKO NOMA AEA G Fr.-HS Las Vegas, Nev DANNY BERGER F Jr.-RS/1L Medford, Ore. PRESTON MEDLIN G Sr.-3L Carrollton, Texas JALEN MOORE F Fr.-HS Smithfield, Utah TeNale roland G Sr.-1L Louisville, Ky. Spencer butterfield F/G Sr.-1L Loomis, Calif KYLE DAVIS F So.-TR St. George, Utah JoJO McGLASTON G Fr.-HS Dublin, Calif. JORDAN STONE C Jr.-2L Smithfield, Utah SEAN HARRIS F Sr.-SQ Rocklin, Calif. JAMES CROASDELL F Fr.-HS Albuquerque, N.M. 41 CARSON SHANKS C Fr.-HS Prior Lake, Minn. stew Morrill Head Coach TIM DURYEA Associate Coach CHRIS JONES Assistant Coach TARVISH FELTON Assistant Coach 38 USU MBB Notes - Game 3 - at UC Santa Barbara - Nov. 16, 2013