The University of Texas Pan American Game Notes Chicago State (February 2, 2007)

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1 Schedule / Results Overall Record: Home: 5 3 Away: 4 4 Neutral: 5 4 Date Opponent Time / Result Nov. 3 St. Edward s (Exhibition) W/68 63 Nov. 10 vs. Texas Permian Basin W/ Nov. 13 vs. Texas A&M International W/ Missouri State Tournament (Nov ) Nov. 16 UNC Greensboro L/ Nov. 17 Harding W/ Nov. 21 vs. Texas State L/ Nov. 28 Western Illinois W/72 59 Montana State Tournament (Nov. 30 Dec. 1) Nov. 30 Pepperdine L/86 84 Dec. 01 Alcorn State W/ Dec. 03 vs. Western Illinois L/ Drake Tournament (Dec. 7 8) Dec. 07 Jackson State W/70 64 Dec. 08 Drake L/83 55 Dec. 15 Tulsa L/ Las Vegas Classic (Dec ) Dec. 17 Missouri State L/ Dec. 19 Alabama L/ Dec. 22 Bethune Cookman L/ Dec. 23 Texas Southern W/ University of Central Florida Classic (Dec ) Dec. 30 Long Island L/ Dec. 31 NJIT W/ Jan. 05 Texas State W/ Jan. 08 vs. Texas San Antonio W/ Jan. 16 vs. Huston Tillotson W/ Jan. 22 vs. Houston Baptist W/ Jan. 26 New Jersey Institute of Technology W/ Jan. 28 Chicago State W/ Jan. 30 Northwestern L/ Feb. 02 vs. Chicago State L/ Feb. 05 Texas Arlington 7:05 p.m. Feb. 09 vs. New Jersey Institute of Technology 7:05 p.m. Feb. 12. vs. Cal State Bakersfield 7:05 p.m. Feb. 22 Cal State Bakersfield 9:05 p.m. Feb. 29 Savannah State 7:05 p.m. Home Matches are Indicted by vs. Sign Record vs. Conferences 0 0 vs. Atlantic 10 Conference 0 1 vs. Big Ten Conference 0 0 vs. Colonial Athletic Association 0 1 vs. Conference USA 1 0 vs. Golf South Conference 2 0 vs. Heartland Conference 0 1 vs. Mid Eastern Athletic Conference 0 1 vs. Northeast Conference 1 0 vs. Red River Athletic Conference 1 1 vs. Summit League 2 1 vs. Southland Conference 3 2 vs. United Basketball Conference 0 1 vs. West Coast Conference 0 1 vs. Southeastern Conference 0 1 vs. Southern Conference 3 0 vs. Southwestern Athletic Conference 0 2 vs. Missouri Valley Conference 0 0 vs. Southwestern Conference UTPA Men s Basketball Quick Facts The University of Texas Pan American Location: Edinburg, TX Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 19,576 President: Dr. Blandina Cardenas Director of Athletics: Scott Street Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Independent Nickname: Broncs Mascot: Bucky the Bronc Colors: Forest Green, Orange and White Coaching Information Head Coach: Tom Schuberth Alma Mater: Mississippi State (1980) Record at UTPA / Years: / 2 Overall Record / Years: / 2 Assistant Coach: Brad Enright Alma Mater: Cal State Northridge (1996) Assistant Coach: Ben Johnson Alma Mater: Minnesota (2005) Administrative Assistant: Grant Leonard Basketball Phone: (956) Basketball Fax: (956) Team Information Record: Starters Returning / Lost: 4 / 1 Lettermen Returning / Lost: 7 / 5 Returning Starters Brian Burrell (SR / G) Dexter Shankle (SR / G) Paul Stoll (SR/ G) Zach Trader (SR / F) 15.6 P G / 5.1 R G / 1.4 A G 11.0 P G / 3.2 R G / 1.6 A G 7.8 P G / 2.8 R G / 5.3 A G 7.9 P G / 2.6 R G / 1.2 A G Other Returning Letterman Julius Allgood (SR / F) 4.4 P G / 2.7 R G / 0.6 A G Danny Puente (SR / G) 2.8 P G / 0.5 R G / 1.5 A G Ryan Buck (SR / F) 1.3 P G / 0.7 R G / 0.1 A G Ben Smith (SO / G) 0.6 P G / 0.4 R G / 0.5 A G Steven Silva (FR / G) Red shirted during season Jacob Trader (FR / C) Red shirted during season Key Newcomers Adinson Mosquera (JR / C) Emmanuel Jones (JR / F) Nathan Hawkins (SO / F) Damon Franklin (FR / G) Nick Weiermiller (FR / G) Medellin, Colombia / Lon Morris College Washington, D.C. / Riverside City College San Antonio, TX / Moberly Area C.C. Flint, MI / Flint Northwestern Elmira, NY / Elmira Free Academy UTPA Athletic Media Relations Asst. A.D. for Media Relations TBA Office Phone 956 / Office Fax 956 / Press Row Number 956 / E Mail TBA G.A Sports Info. Director Kristyna Mancias Office Phone 956 / E Mail kmancias@utpa.edu Athletic Website

2 The University of Texas Pan American Roster NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. Name YR POS HT WT Hometown Last School 1 Danny Puente SR G McAllen, TX McAllen Memorial 2 Nathan Hawkins SO F San Antonio, TX Moberly Area Community College 4 Paul Stoll SR G Lansing, MI Lansing Community College 5 Brian Burrell SR G Nacogdoches, TX Paris Junior College 10 Emmanuel Jones JR F Washington, D.C. Riverside City College 11 Damon Franklin FR G Flint, MI Flint Northwestern 12 Nick Weiermiller FR G Elmira, NY Elmira Free Academy 15 Dexter Shankle SR G Katy, TX James E. Taylor 20 Steven Silva FR G Mission, TX Sharyland 23 Adinson Mosquera JR C Medellin, Colombia Lon Morris College 24 Ben Smith SO G Pharr, TX PSJA North 32 Zach Trader SR F LaPorte, TX LaPorte 33 Ryan Buck SR F Harlingen, TX Harlingen South 40 Jacob Trader FR C LaPorte, TX LaPorte 45 Julius Allgood SR F Marion, AL Southern Union State Community College ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. Name YR POS HT WT Hometown Last School 45 Julius Allgood SR F Marion, AL Southern Union State Community College 32 Ryan Buck SR F Harlingen, TX Harlingen South 5 Brian Burrell SR G Nacogdoches, TX Paris Junior College 11 Damon Franklin FR G Flint, MI Flint Northwestern 1 Nathan Hawkins SO F San Antonio, TX Moberly Area Community College 10 Emmanuel Jones JR F Washington, D.C. Riverside City College 23 Adinson Mosquera JR C Medellin, Colombia Lon Morris College 1 Danny Puente SR G McAllen, TX McAllen Memorial 20 Steven Silva FR G Mission, TX Sharyland 15 Dexter Shankle SR G Katy, TX James E. Taylor 4 Paul Stoll SR G Lansing, MI Lansing Community College 24 Ben Smith SO G Pharr, TX PSJA North 40 Jacob Trader FR C LaPorte, TX LaPorte 32 Zach Trader SR F LaPorte, TX LaPorte 12 Nick Weiermiller FR G Elmira, NY Elmira Free Academy Class Breakdown Seniors (7) Julius Allgood 6 6 Forward Ryan Buck 6 6 Forward Brian Burrell 6 3 Guard Danny Puente 6 0 Guard Zach Trader 6 7 Forward Dexter Shankle 6 0 Guard Paul Stoll 5 10 Guard Juniors (2) Emmanuel Jones 6 7 Forward Adinson Mosquera 6 9 Center Sophomore (2) Nathan Hawkins 6 6 Forward Ben Smith 6 3 Guard Freshmen (4) Damon Franklin 6 4 Guard Steven Silva 6 2 Guard Jacob Trader 6 8 Center Nick Weiermiller 6 1 Guard Position Breakdown Guards (8) Brian Burrell 6 3 Senior Danny Puente 6 0 Senior Dexter Shankle 6 0 Senior Paul Stoll 5 10 Senior Ben Smith 6 3 Sophomore Damon Franklin 6 4 Freshman Steven Silva 6 2 Freshman Nick Weiermiller 6 1 Freshman Forwards (5) Julius Allgood 6 6 Senior Ryan Buck 6 6 Senior Zach Trader 6 7 Senior Emmanuel Jones 6 7 Junior Nathan Hawkins 6 6 Sophomore Center (2) Adinson Mosquera 6 9 Junior Jacob Trader 6 8 Freshman Height Breakdown 6 9 Adinson Mosquera JR Center 6 8 Jacob Trader FR Center 6 7 Emmanuel Jones JR Forward Zach Trader SR Forward 6 6 Julius Allgood SR Forward Ryan Buck SR Forward Nathan Hawkins SO Forward 6 4 Damon Franklin FR Guard 6 3 Brain Burrell SR Guard Ben Smith SO Guard 6 2 Steven Silva FR Guard 6 1 Nick Weiermiller FR Guard 6 0 Danny Puente SR Guard Dexter Shankle SR Guard 5 10 Paul Stoll SR Guard

3 Bronc Basketball Inside the Numbers Broncs Trends At the UTPA Fieldhouse 5 3 On the road 4 5 On a neutral site 5 4 During the last five games 3 2 During the last 10 games 7 3 During the last 15 games 8 7 Longest Winning Streak 7 Longest Losing Streak 5 Scoreboard Broncs Less than 40 points 0 0 Broncs 40 to 49 points 0 0 Broncs 50 to 59 points 1 5 Broncs 60 to 69 points 0 3 Broncs 70 to 79 points 6 1 Broncs 80 to 89 points 6 3 Broncs 90 to 99 points 0 0 Broncs Over 100 points 1 0 Opp. Less than 40 points 0 0 Opp. 40 to 49 points 1 0 Opp. 50 to 59 points 1 1 Opp. 60 to 69 points 7 3 Opp. 70 to 79 points 3 4 Opp. 80 to 89 points 0 2 Opp. 90 to 99 points 1 2 Opp. Over 100 points 0 1 Shooting From the Floor Broncs Less than 20 percent 0 0 Broncs 20 to 29 percent 0 0 Broncs 30 to 39 percent 2 3 Broncs 40 to 49 percent 6 7 Broncs Over 49 percent 6 2 Opp. Less than 20 percent 0 0 Opp. 20 to 29 percent 1 0 Opp. 30 to 39 percent 1 2 Opp. 40 to 49 percent 7 3 Opp. Over 49 percent 4 8 Shooting From Behind the Arc Broncs Less than six treys 3 4 Broncs Six to nine treys 8 6 Broncs More than nine treys 3 2 Broncs Make more treys 9 4 Opp. Less than six treys 8 1 Opp. Six to nine treys 5 9 Opp. More than nine treys 1 2 Opp. Make more treys 5 5 Game Information The University of Texas Pan American men s basketball program will faceoff against Southland Conference foe UT Arlington on Tuesday (Feb. 5) at Texas Hall with game time slated for 7 p.m. The Broncs are coming off a setback against Chicago State on Saturday, February 2 at the UTPA Fieldhouse. UTPA has dropped its last two games against Northwestern and Chicago State and is one win away from surpasses a record from a season ago. This will be the 25th all time meeting between the Broncs and Mavericks with the UTPA holding onto a 16 8 advantage. The teams have split 12 meetings at Texas Hall. UTA has won six of the past eight games against the Broncs. The last meeting between both teams was last season where the Broncs captured a victory at home on Nov. 27. Brian Burrell finished with a game high 26 points on 10 of 15 shooting, 3 of 5 from behind the arc, 3 of 3 from the charity stripe to go with six rebounds and five assists. Faithful of the UTPA men s basketball team will have an opportunity to listen to the game courtesy of ESPN Radio 1240AM and audiosportsonline.net with Broncs play by play announcer Jonah Goldberg. Last Game Chicago After collecting a victory on CSU s home floor a week prior, the Cougars were in search of a win of their own on the Broncs home floor and did so with a hard fought victory on Saturday (Feb. 2). Despite having five players in double figures, UTPA was unable to contain sharp shooter David Holston who finished with a game high 39 points on 15 of 33 shooting, 7 of 12 from behind the arc, 2 of 3 from the charity to stripe to go with two rebounds, two assists and three steals. The Broncs trailed throughout the opening minutes of the first half until senior Brian Burrell connected on a three pointer to tie the game at at the 15:54 mark. Just when the Broncs looked like they were on back on track, the Cougars fired right back and led by as many as nine and headed into half time with a lead. It was a contest on who wanted it most in the second half as both teams showcase their shooting range. David Holston connected on 25 of his 39 points in second half including nine points coming from three s. Paul Stoll finished with 26 points on 6 fo 10 shooting, 6 of 9 from behind the arc, a perfect 8 of 8 from the charity stripe, to go with two rebounds, eight assists and three steals. Brian Burrell collected 17 points on 6 of 13 shooting, 4 of 9 from behind the arc, 1 of 2 from the free throw line, to go with seven rebounds, two assists while Nathan Hawkins chipped in with 12 points and three rebounds in 23 minutes of action. For the game, the Broncs finished shooting 52.9 percent from the field compared to 70 percent for the Cougars.

4 Series Records Bronc Basketball Inside the Numbers From the Free Throw Line Broncs Less than 50 percent 2 1 Broncs 50 to 59 percent 2 1 Broncs 60 to 69 percent 2 3 Broncs 70 to 79 percent 5 1 Broncs 80 to 89 percent 2 3 Broncs More than 89 percent 1 3 Broncs Make more free throws 12 6 Broncs Attempt more free throws 13 7 Opp. Less than 50 percent 1 1 Opp. 50 to 59 percent 2 4 Opp. 60 to 69 percent 2 2 Opp. 70 to 79 percent 3 6 Opp. 80 to 89 percent 5 0 Opp. More than 89 percent 0 0 Opp. Make more free throws 3 4 Opp. Attempt more free throws 2 4 On the Glass Broncs Less than 20 rebounds 0 1 Broncs 20 to 29 rebounds 4 9 Broncs 30 to 39 rebounds 8 2 Broncs 40 to 49 rebounds 2 0 Broncs 50 to 59 rebounds 0 0 Broncs Over 59 rebounds 0 0 Broncs Record more total boards 9 0 Opp. Less than 20 rebounds 0 0 Opp. 20 to 29 rebounds 5 4 Opp. 30 to 39 rebounds 8 6 Opp. 40 to 49 rebounds 0 2 Opp. 50 to 59 rebounds 0 1 Opp. Over 59 rebounds 0 0 Opp. Record more total boards 6 9 Dishing Out the Rock Broncs Less than six assists 0 0 Broncs Six to nine assists 0 4 Broncs 10 to 14 assists 1 2 Broncs 15 to 19 assists 7 4 Broncs More than 19 assists 6 2 Opp. Less than six assists 1 1 Opp. Six to nine assists 1 1 Opp. 10 to 14 assists 5 4 Opp. 15 to 19 assists 6 5 Opp. More than 19 assists 0 2 Trio of Broncs Earn All Tournament Team Honors Stoll was selected to the five man all tournament team for his outstanding performance at the Missouri State Price Cutter Classic on Nov. 17 The floor general finished with a shooting average of 17.5 points to go along with 7.5 assists, 2.0 assists and 3.5 rebounds in two games. Burrell was selected to the five man all tournament team at the Montana State Bobcat Gran Tree Inn Classic on Dec. 1. Burrell collected a team high 23 points on 8 of 14 shooting and 7 of 11 from behind the arc against Pepperdine on Nov. 30. Playing in his third tournament this season, Burrell was selected to the five man all tournament team at the Drake Regency Challenge Classic for the second time this season. The 6 3 senior guard collected 38 points, 13 rebounds, four assists, and four steals in his two game tournament performance. Nathan Hawkins collected his first piece of hardware of his Bronc career as he as was selected to the five man Las Vegas Holiday Classic All Tournament Team on Sunday (Dec. 23). In his three game performance, Hawkins collected 48 points and 17 rebounds to go along with a game high 19 points and 10 rebounds against Bethune Cookman (Dec. 22). Stoll and Jones Leaders Among the Independent Standings Senior and floor general, Paul Stoll leads the independent standings averaging 7.2 assists per game in 20 games played. In 20 contests, Stoll has posted 15 games of five or more assists and collected 10 or more assists in five games of compeition. Earlier this season, Stoll finished with a career high 12 assists against University of Alabama on (Dec. 19). Stoll s also ranks in the top 10 in six of nine categories. Since coming back from an illness, Emmanuel Jones ranks first in field goal percentage. Jones leads the league averaging 53.1 percent in 12 games played. Jones finished with a career high 19 points and eight rebounds against Texas State on (Jan. 5). In his first season as a Broncs, Jones has collected 117 total points and is averaging 9.8 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. Projected Starting Lineups UTPA UT Arlington Guards Paul Stoll vs. Rod Epps Dexter Shankle vs. Cardell Hunter Brian Burrell vs. Larry Posey Forwards Zach Trader vs. Anthony Vereen Nate Hawkins vs. Trey Parker

5 Series Records Bronc Basketball Season High Numbers Team 101 Texas International Player 37 Paul Stoll Team 33 Texas International Player 11 Nathan Hawkins Team 64 TX A&M Int./TX State/HTU Player 18 Brian Burrell Team 15 Pepperdine Player 7 Brian Burrell 7 Paul Stoll Team 27 Pepperdine Player 11 Brian Burrell Team 27 Texas State Player 16 Paul Stoll Team 39 Texas State Player 16 Paul Stoll Offensive Team 16 UNC Greensboro Player 5 Nathan Hawkins Defensive Team 33 NJIT Player 9 Zach Trader Total Team 43 NJIT Player 12 Zach Trader (Twice) Team 26 TX A&M International Player 12 Paul Stoll Team 15 NJIT Player 9 Paul Stoll Team 3 Texas State Player 2 Emmanuel Jones Record Setting Five Tournaments The Broncs will compete in five tournaments throughout the season. UTPA will make its first stop in Springfield, MO, where the Broncs will sqaure off against UNC Greensboro in the first round of the two day affair. UTPA will next travel to the Missouri State University Tournament where they will match up against West Coast Conference foe Pepperdine, Montana State, Alcorn State and Western Illinois in the three day event. The Broncs will then set their sights on a tournament championship at the Drake University Tournament in Des Moines, IA, followed by the most spectacular highlight of the season for the Broncs as they will be a part of the Las Vegas Classic for a quartet of games. To close out the calendar year, the Broncs will travel to the UCF Holiday Tournament for the second straight season where UTPA advanced to the championship game during the campaign. The Broncs will hit the floor against Long Island University in the first round of the tournament before facing off against either University of Central Florida or New Jersey Institute of Technology on the final day of action. UTPA Adds Hawkins, Nephew of Former NBA Hall of Fame Player The basketball gene pool runs deep in the Hawkins' family as his father (Robert) played in the NBA for the Golden State Warriors and his brother (Robert) played his collegiate basketball at St. Mary's University. Hawkins is the nephew of NBA Hall of Fame standout George Gervin as well as cousin of former NBA player Derrick Gervin. San Antonio, TX product, Hawkins was a standout at Sandra Day O'Connor where he was a first team all region and first team All District 28 5A selection during his senior campaign. Hawkins attended The Lawrenceville Prep School where he was selected as the number four post guard by New Jersey Hoops. Averaged 14.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game en route to earning Most Valuable Player honors. Senior Floor General Featured on ESPN After leading the Broncs to an victory against Houston Baptist last night at the UTPA Fieldhouse, senior guard Paul Stoll was featured on ESPN Men's Basketball Around the Rim. Stoll recorded a career high 37 points on 7 of 9 shooting, 7 of 9 from three point range, and a perfect 16 of 16 from the charity stripe, to go along with seven rebounds, and nine assists in 36 minutes of action. The 5'11 guard recorded a career high free throws made, rebounds, and tied his mark of field goals made. Stoll has finished in double figures in the Broncs last six games averaging 18.7 points and seven assists per game. The 37 points by Stoll is the highest point total by any Bronc since February 11, 2002 when Mire Chatman dropped 44 points over New Mexico State. The floor general was seven points shy of ranking among the top ten in most points scored in a game. Stoll is currently first in the nation with 159 assists and fourth in the nation with 7.2 assists per game.

6 Series Records Bronc Basketball Inside the Numbers Picking Your Pocket Broncs Less than six steals 7 8 Broncs Six to nine steals 6 4 Broncs Nine to 14 steals 0 0 Broncs More than 14 steals 1 0 Opp. Less than six steals 6 6 Opp. Six to nine steals 6 5 Opp. Nine to 14 steals 1 2 Opp. More than 14 steals 0 0 Taking Care of the Ball Broncs Less than 11 turnovers 6 4 Broncs 11 to 15 turnovers 3 4 Broncs 16 to 19 turnovers 3 4 Broncs 20 to 24 turnovers 2 0 Broncs More than 24 turnovers 0 0 Opp. Less than 11 turnovers 2 1 Opp. 11 to 15 turnovers 4 6 Opp. 16 to 19 turnovers 5 1 Opp. 20 to 24 turnovers 5 2 Opp. More than 24 turnovers 0 0 Rejections Broncs Less than four blocks Broncs four to six blocks 0 0 Broncs seven to nine blocks 0 0 Broncs More than nine blocks 0 0 Opp. Less than four blocks 12 5 Opp. four to six blocks 3 4 Opp. seven to nine blocks 1 1 Opp. More than 10 blocks 0 0 Any Given Day On Monday 2 2 On Tuesday 2 0 On Wednesday 2 3 On Thursday 0 0 On Friday 1 2 On Saturday 5 5 On Sunday 1 1 Any Given Month In November 4 3 In December 4 7 In January 6 1 In February 0 1 In March 0 0 Trader Brothers Take The Court This Season For the first time in family history Zach and Jacob Trader will be teaming up to dominate the inside post positions. This will be the first time the two brothers have ever played on a team together and this also marks the first time in UTPA men s basketball history. As an experienced college standout Zach Trader will be looking to lead by example for his team as well as his brother. Trader concluded his junior campaign averaging a career high 7.9 points per game to go along with 2.6 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game. After red shirting the season, Jacob Trader will be looking to his senior, older brother for guidance in his first year of Division I collegiate basketball. Scouting the Opponent UT Arlington UT Arlington will look to rebound from consecutive losses when it takes on UTPA in a non conference game Tuesday at Texas Hall. UT Arlington is coming off a setback over Stephen F. Austin in a Southland Conference game at Texas Hall. The loss snapped a schoolrecord 17 game, home court win streak. Jermaine Griffin finished with 10 points on 5 fo 6 shooting with five rebounds while Larry Posey chipped in with nine points and six rebounds. For the game, UTA finished shooting 38.3 percent compared to 51.9 percent for SFA. UTA dropped its overall record to 14 6 on the season and 4 4 in the Southland Conference. The Mavericks have four players averaging in double figures including Anthony Vereen collecting 13 points and 3.8 rebounds per game.

7 Series Records Bronc Basketball Independent Rankings Individuals Scoring Average....#6 Zach Trader #5 Zach Trader 346.#6 Zach Trader 135..#6 Brian Burrell 279 Field Goal Pct....#3 Ryan Buck 64.3% 3 Pt..#4 Brian Burrell 53 3 Pt....#4 Brian Burrell Pt. Field Goal Pct...#13 Dexter Shankle 42.4% #4 Nathan Hawkins 71...#1 Nathan Hawkins 111 Free Throw Pct..#1 Nick Weiermiller 100% Total..#4 Zach Trader 136 Per Game...#4 Zach Trader 6.5 Total.#1 Paul Stoll 150 Per Game.#1 Paul Stoll 7.1 Total..#2 Paul Stoll 47 Per Game..#2 Paul Stoll 2.2 Team Scoring Offense...# Scoring Defense..# Field Goal Pct..#1 45.8% 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct. #4 36.9% Free Throw Pct....#1 71.9% Per Game # Per Game..# Assist to Turnover Ratio.#1 1.3/1 Per Game...# Blocks Per Game..# Bronc Basketball Active Career Rankings Career Games Played Player Games Played Starts Zach Trader Dexter Shankle Danny Puente 84 5 Brian Burrell Paul Stoll Ryan Buck 32 0 Ben Smith 32 1 Julius Allgood Consecutive Starts Player Starts Career Brian Burrell Paul Stoll Zach Trader Nathan Hawkins Career Player Zach Trader 881 Brian Burrell 808 Dexter Shankle 754 Paul Stoll 587 Nathan Hawkins 303 Danny Puente 213 Julius Allgood 127 Ben Smith 28 Double Digit Scoring Games Player Career Brian Burrell Zach Trader Paul Stoll Nathan Hawkins Dexter Shankle 5 35 Emmanuel Jones 5 5 Double Doubles Player Opponent Pt. Reb. Zach Trader Texas A&M International Zach Trader Missouri State Nathan Hawkins Bethune Cookman Zach Trader Bethune Cookman Zach Trader NJIT Brian Burrell Huston Tillotson Zach Trader Houston Baptist 18 12

8 Tom SCHUBERTH Alma Mater: Mississippi State University (B.S. Physical Education / 1980) Mississippi State University (M.A. Physical Education / 1981) Years at UTPA: Second Season Record at UTPA: Schuberth became the fifth coach in UTPA program history to win his debut at the helm for the Broncs. The UTPA head coach became the first coach in program history to begin his career with a 5 1 record with the Broncs. Schuberth was introduced as the 13th coach in UTPA history on April 21, Upon being introduced to the Rio Grande Valley as the Broncs head coach, Schuberth brought 24 years of coaching experience to UTPA that included 11 NCAA Tournaments, two Sweet Sixteen appearance as well as trips to both the Elite Eight and Final Four. Schuberth has been a part of 12 different 20 win programs and has coached 14 conference championship squads in five separate NCAA Division I Conferences. Known in many coaching circles as a tremendous recruiter, Schuberth helped put together the top ranked recruiting class in the country during his tenure at the University of Memphis and helped recruit three NBA players, three McDonald s All Americans and two National Junior College Players of the Year for the Tigers. As an Associate Head Coach at the University of Central Florida, Schuberth helped guide the Golden Knights to an record, which was the second most wins by a program in the State of Florida during the previous four seasons. During his playing days, Schuberth was selected as an honorable mention Academic All American at Mississippi State. SCHUBERTH A PROVEN WINNER THROUGH YEARS As A Player... As An Assistant Coach At Southeast Missouri State University NCAA Tournament FINAL FOUR (as a player at UNLV) Ohio Valley Conference Champions NIT Tournament (as a player at Mississippi State) Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament As An Assistant Coach At The University Of Louisiana At Monroe Southland Conference Champions As An Associate Head Coach At The University of Central Florida Southland Conference Tournament Champions Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament NIT Tournament Atlantic Sun Conference Champions Southland Conference Champions Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Champions Southland Conference Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament Southland Conference Champions As the Head Coach at The University of Texas Pan American... Southland Conference Tournament Champions Became the first head coach to win his first four games NCAA Tournament Became the first head coach to begin his career Southland Conference Tournament Champions Became the fifth coach in program history to win his debut NCAA Tournament Helped UTPA to a second place finish at the UCF Classic AS AN ASSISTANT COACH AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS NCAA Tournament Pre Season NIT Tournament FINAL FOUR Great Midwest Conference Champions NCAA Tournament SWEET SIXTEEN Conference USA Champions NCAA Tournament NIT Tournament The University of Texas Pan American

9 #1 Danny PUENTE Senior Guard McAllen, TX McAllen Memorial [Senior Season] Recorded a season high of 12 points on 4 5 shooting behind the arc against UTSA Recorded a season high of one block against UTSA Went 1 1 shooting and collected three assists against Harding Recorded his season high of three rebounds against Pepperdine Went 2 5 at the three point line against Pepperdine Scored three points with two assists versus W. Illinois (12/3/07) [Junior Season] Appeared in 19 games this past season starting in three contests Started his first collegiate game against IPFW (Feb. 1) at the UTPA Field house Started the final two games of the season against New Jersey Institute of Technology and Utah Valley State Scored a season high 13 points on 5 of 7 shooting, including 3 of 4 from behind the three point arc, to go along with two assists and one steals at South Dakota State [Sophomore Season] Posted a career high 17 points all in the second half against Texas A&M Corpus Christi, connecting on 5 10 shots from the field and 4 4 from the free throw line Scored 11 points versus SMU, including a trio of three pointers which was also a career high Posted career highs in field goals made, field goal attempts, threepointers, three point field goal attempts and steals this season Posted five points versus Northern Colorado [Freshman Season] Appeared in 13 games during his freshman season Scored three points versus Southwestern Assemblies of God Shot 42.9 % from behind the arc 37.5 % from the field Averaged 0.7 points, 0.3 rebounds and 0.3 assists per game [Red shirt Season] Sat out season due to red shirt Had his jersey retired after his senior season at McAllen Memorial Averaged 22.0 points, 5.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 2.0 steals per game that season Was a three time first team 31 5A All District selection Son of Joe and Nelia Puente Has one sister Amanda Born on November 28, 1984 Career High 17 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (02/20/06) Season High 12 vs. University of Texas San Antonio (01/08/08) Career High 5 (Two Times) Season High 4 vs. University of Texas San Antonio (01/08/08) Career High 10 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (02/20/06) Season High 7 vs. Huston Tillotson University (01/16/08) Last Game 4 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 4 vs. University of Texas San Antonio (01/08/08) Season High 4 vs. University of Texas San Antonio (01/08/08) Career High 7 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (02/20/06) Season High 6 vs. Huston Tillotson University (01/16/08) Last Game 3 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 4 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (02/20/06) Season High 2 (Four Time) Career High 4 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (02/20/06) Season High 3 vs. Bethune Cookman (12/22/07) Career High 3 (Three Times) Season High 3 vs. Pepperdine (11/30/07) Career High 4 (Twice, Last vs. Huston Tillotson University (01/16/08)) Season High 4 vs. Huston Tillotson University (01/16/08) Last Game 2 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 3 (Two Times) Season High 1 (Five Times) last vs. Northwestern (01/30/08) Career High 1 vs. University of Texas San Antonio (01/08/08) Season High 1 vs. University of Texas San Antonio (01/08/08) Total

10 #2 Nathan HAWKINS Sophomore Forward San Antonio, TX Moberly Area Community College [ Sophomore Season] Career high 23 points on shooting against Huston Tillotson Recorded first career double double with 19 points and 10 rebounds on 7 12 shooting against Bethune Cookman Collected 11 points with 5 8 shooting against U of AL Went 6 11 shooting with 18 points against Tulsa Recorded 13 points against Texas State Scored eight rebounds against UNC Greensboro Recorded season high two assist against Pepperdine Recorded season high of one steal against Pepperdine Went 6 11 shooting against Alcorn State Went 4 4 at the free throw line with eight points versus W. Illinois (12/3/07) Season [Moberly Area Community College] Was a standout for the Moberly Area Community College men's basketball program where he averaged 12.0 points and 5.0 rebounds per game in his one season with the team Season [Fairfield University] Red shirted during the season at Fairfield University The Lawrenceville Prep School Following his graduation from Sandra Day O'Connor, Hawkins attended The Lawrenceville Prep School where he was selected as the number four post guard by New Jersey Hoops Averaged 14.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game en route to earning Most Valuable Player honors for The Lawrenceville Prep School Selected to both the Hillside All Tournament Team and MAPL All Tournament Team A product of San Antonio, TX, Hawkins was a standout at Sandra Day O'Connor where he was a first team all region and first team All District 28 5A selection during his senior campaign Selected to the All San Antonio Super Team as well as an all city selection during the 2005 season Nominated for the Wendy's Heisman Award Served as a team captain for the Sandra Day O'Connor boys' basketball team during his senior campaign Averaged 22.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a senior graduated as the program's all time leader in career rebounds Son of the late Robert Hawkins and Barbara Hawkins Born on September 1, 1986 Has one brother Robert... father (Robert) played in the NBA for the Golden State Warriors and played collegiate at Illinois State Brother (Robert) played college basketball at St. Mary's University Nephew of San Antonio Spurs Hall of Fame player George Gervin. Cousin of former NBA standout Derrick Gervin Majoring in business management. Career High 23 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 23 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Last Game 12 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 2 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 11 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Last Game 4 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 4 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 13 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Last Game 5 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 6 (Twice) last vs. University of Tulsa (12/15/07) Season High 6 (Twice) last vs. University of Tulsa (12/15/07) Last Game 4 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 11 vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Season High 11 vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Last Game 6 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 10 vs. Bethune Cookman (12/22/07) Season High 10 vs. Bethune Cookman (12/22/07) Last Game 3 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 2 (Twice) last vs. NJIT (12/31/07) Season High 2 (Twice) last vs. NJIT (12/31/07) Career High 1 (Twice) last vs. University of Alabama (12/19/07) Season High 1 (Twice) last vs. University of Alabama (12/19/07) Career High 1 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Season High 1 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Total

11 #4 Paul STOLL Senior Guard Lansing, MI Lansing Community College [Senior Season] Collected a career and season high of nine steals against NJIT Recorded a career high 37 points against HBU with a perfect at the free throw line Finished with 20 points and six assists against UTSA Collected 10 points and nine rebounds with a perfect 5 5 shooting from the charity line against Texas State Collected 24 points with shooting from the charity stripe against Long Island University Recorded a season and career high in assists with 12 against U of AL Finished with eight points and four assists against Missouri State Finished with 19 points and 11 assists against Harding and was selected to the five man all tournament team Missed recording a double double versus TX A&M International with nine points and eight assists [Junior Season] Appeared in all 29 games starting rotation in 24 games Average 7.8 points, 5.3 assists, 2.8 rebounds and 1.9 steals per game Earned Independent Newcomer of the Week laurels on three occasions Selected to the All United Basketball League Newcomer Team Scored a career high 23 points against Conference USA opponent Tulsa Ranked first among all NCAA Division I Independent players in assists per game (5.3) Ranked first among all NCAA Division I Independent players in assists per game (5.3) Ranked third in Indepndents in steals per game (1.9) Season [Lansing Community College] Led Lansing Community College to an 18 8 record in his first season Led Region XII in free throw percentage 89.0 percent Ranked 18th in Region XII in three point percentage Led Lansing Community College in assists per game Ranked eighth in Region XII in assists per game Averaged 21.0 points, 5.0 assists and 4.0 assists as a senior Selected as a first team All Capital Area Conference selection Finished as one of the top five players in the State of Michigan in three point field goal percentage Son of Paul Stoll and Carmen Hernandez Has one sister Michelle Father played basketball at Michigan State Sister played basketball at Lansing Community College Majoring in general studies The University of Texas Pan American Career High 37 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Season High 37 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 26 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 8 vs. Tulsa (01/06/07) Season High 7 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 6 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 11 vs. Tulsa (01/06/07) Season High 10 (Twice) last vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Last Game 10 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 7 (Twice) last vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Season High 7 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 6 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 10 vs. Tulsa (01/06/07) Season High 9 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 9 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 16 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Season High 16 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 8 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 16 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Season High 16 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 8 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 7 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Season High 7 vs. Houston Baptist (01/22/08) Last Game 2 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 12 vs. University of Alabama (12/19/07) Season High 12 vs. University of Alabama (12/19/07) Last Game 8 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 9 vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Season High 9 vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Last Game 3 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 1 (Five Times) Season High 1 (Three Times) Total

12 #5 Brian BURRELL Senior Guard Nacogdoches, TX Paris Junior College [Senior Season] Recorded first double double of season against Huston Tillotson (18p 10r) Scored 12 points with seven boards againts Texas State (01/05/08) Collect 10 points against Bethune Cookman at the Las Vegas Tournament Collected 14 points with four rebounds and a perfect 2 2 at the free throw against U of Alabama Went 4 13 in shooting with 11 points against Missouri State Selected to the Drake Challenge Classic All Tournament Team Recorded 21 points and six rebounds versus Drake Collected 11 points and nine rebounds versus Western Illinois Selected to the Montana State Classic All Tournament Team Finished with a season high 23 points versus Pepperdine Collected a season high of five free throws made against TX ST Recorded a season high nine rebounds against Western Illinois Collected 19 points and was 6 9 in shooting against Alcorn State [Junior Season] Appeared in all 29 games this past season starting in 27 contests Averaged a team high 15.6 points per game and collected 10 or more points in 25 of 29 games Named Independent Player of the Week on November 21st Named Independent Player of the Week on January 2nd Named Independent Newcomer of the Week on December 6th Selected to the UCF Holiday Classic All Tournament Team Selected as both the United Basketball League and Independent Newcomer of the Year Scored a career high 31 points against Texas State Scored 20 or more points on eight occasions while leading the Broncs in scoring in 15 of 29 games. Ranked first in Independents in scoring average (18.1) Ranked first in Independents in three point field goals made (42) Ranked first in Independents in three point field goal attempts (105) Ranked first in steals per game (2.0) Ranked second in Independents in field goals made (94) Ranked 10th in Independents in three point field goal percentage Voted as the Male Newcomer of the Year at the end of the year UTPA Athletics Banquet Season [Paris Junior College] Was part of a Paris Junior College team that captured the NJCAA National Championship Guided Paris Junior College to a 28 9 record that season Averaged 7.9 points, 3.2 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.0 steals Helped Paris Junior College record a 24 6 mark in his second season Averaged 15.4 points, 5.4 rebounds, 2.6 assists and 0.7 steals Led all Region XIV players in free throw percentage 85.5 percent Earned Most Valuable Player honors in basketball and track and field during his senior season at Nacogdoches Was selected as one of the top 100 players in the State of Texas Selected as a Who s Who in American Students Son of Dennis and Edith Burrell Has one sister Kelly Majoring in general studies. The University of Texas Pan American Career High 31 vs. Texas State (11/18/06) Season High 23 vs. Pepperdine (11/30/07) Last Game 17 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 12 vs. Texas State (11/18/06) Season High 8 vs. Pepperdine (11/30/07) Last Game 6 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 21 (Two Times) Season High 18 (Twice) last vs. Northwestern (01/30/08) Last Game 13 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 7 vs. Pepperdine (11/30/07) Season High 7 vs. Pepperdine (11/30/07) Last Game 4 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 14 vs. University of Central Florida (12/30/06) Season High 11 vs. Pepperdine (11/30/07) Last Game 9 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 5 vs. New Jersey Inst. of Technology (02/03/07) Season High 5 vs. Texas State (11/21/07) Last Game 1 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 6 (Twice) last vs. Texas State (11/21/07) Season High 6 vs. Texas State (11/21/07) Last Game 2 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 10 (Twice, last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08)) Season High 10 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Last Game 7 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 5 vs. (Twice) last vs. TAMIU (11/13/07) Season High 5 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Last Game 2 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 4 (Three Times) Season High 4 (Twice) last vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Career High 2 vs. Univ. of Texas San Antonio (11/12/06) Season High 1 (Twice) last vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Total

13 #10 Emmanuel JONES Junior Forward Washington, D.C. Riverside City College [Junior Season] Recorded a seaon and career high of 19 points againts Texas State Recorded a season and career high of three assists against TX State Recorded 14 points and six rebounds against NJIT Collected eight points and five rebounds versus W. Illinois Finished with a career high eight rebounds against Harding Scored six rebounds against UNC Greensboro Season [Riverside City College] During his sophomore season at Riverside City College, Jones was honored with Orange Empire Conference first team accolades Guided the Tigers to an Orange Empire Conference championship during his sophomore season Earned Orange Empire Conference Player of the Month laurels during his tenure with the Tigers. Was a standout for Southern Vance during his four year career in the Washington, D.C. area Earned standout accolades in the classroom where he was a member of the Honor Roll. Son of Tracy and Eddiemae Jones Born on September 7, 1985 Has five sisters and one brother Majoring in business management. Career High 19 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Season High 19 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Last Game 6 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 6 (Four Times) Season High 6 (Four Times) Last Game 3 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 11 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Season High 11 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Last Game 6 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 1 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Season High 1 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Last Game 1 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 7 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Season High 7 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Career High 9 (Twice) last vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Season High 9 (Twice) last vs. Texas State (11/21/07) Last Game 1 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 8 (Three Times) Season High 8 (Three Times) Last Game 2 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 3 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Season High 3 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Career High 1 (Seven Times) last vs. Northwestern (01/30/08) Season High 1 (Seven Times) last vs. Northwestern (01/30/08) Career High 2 (Three Times) Season High 2 (Three Times) Total

14 #11 Damon FRANKLIN Freshman Guard Flint, MI Flint Northwestern [Freshman Season] Ripped down a career high five rebounds in 14 minutes against Huston Tillotson Dunked twice this season against Texas A&M International Came to the Rio Grande Valley after a stellar career at Flint Northwestern where he was selected to the All State Class "C" and All State Class "B" selections in his final two campaigns wit the Wildcats Led the city in scoring in his final two seasons after averaging 18.2 points and 17.2 points per game during his senior and junior seasons garnered all city first team honors in each of his final three seasons with the Wildcats Earned all area first team honors as a junior and senior Cited as the Optimist Club Male Athlete of the Year during his senior season Selected as the Bruin Club Classic All Star Game Most Valuable Player as a senior Selected as the Most Valuable Player for the Flint Northwestern program during his final two seasons Competed with the Flint Affiliation and Michigan Hurricanes during his AAU career Graduated from Flint Northwestern with a 3.7 cumulative grade point average en route to earning an Academic Honor Roll Award Son of Terrance and Jody Franklin Born on December 18, 1988 Has one brother Trevor and one sister Tekeia Brother (Trevor) played basketball at Santa Monica Junior College Majoring in communications Career High 5 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Season High 5 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Career High 2 (Twice) last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 2 (Twice) last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Career High 8 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 8 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Career High 1 (Twice) last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 1 (Twice) last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Career High 2 vs. University of Tulsa (12/15/07) Season High 2 vs. University of Tulsa (12/15/07) Career High 2 (Twice) last vs. University of Tulsa (12/15/07) Season High 2 (Twice) last vs. University of Tulsa (12/15/07) Career High 5 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 5 vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Career High 1 (Twice) last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Season High 1 (Twice) last vs. Huston Tillotson (01/16/08) Career High 1 vs. Texas Permian Basin Season High 1 vs. Texas Permian Basin Total

15 #12 Nick WEIERMILLER Freshman Guard Elmira, NY Elmira Free Academy [Freshman Season] Collected four points versus Drake Finished with three points and two ebounds against Harding Recorded three rebounds, three points and three assists against Texas A&M International Went 2 2 shooting at the free throw line against Texas State Recorded a season high of five points against Alcorn State Was a two time Star Gazette All Twin Tiers Boys' Basketball Player Earned fifth team Class A All State laurels during his senior season was a member of the Central Team in the Empire State Games and led the squad to a bronze medal Selected to play for the White All Stars in the NCAA League was one of the top prospects at the Five Star Basketball Camp where he was selected to play for the White All Stars in the NCAA League Averaged 19.8 points per game in four games at the Empire State Games and finished with a game high 24 points in the bronze medalgame against Western Son of Mark and Darlene Weiermiller Born on April 8, 1988 Has two brothers Brian and Eric and one sister Ashley Majoring in International Business Career High 6 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Season High 6 vs. Texas State (01/05/08) Career High 3 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Season High 3 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Career High 4 (Three Times) Season High 4 (Three Times) Career High 1 (Eight Times) Season High 1 (Eight Times) Career High 3 (Three Times) Season High 3 (Three Times) Career High 4 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Season High 4 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Career High 4 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Season High 4 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Career High 3 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Season High 3 vs. Texas A&M International (11/13/07) Career High 3 vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Season High 3 vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Career High 2 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Season High 2 vs. Missouri State (12/17/07) Total

16 #15 Dexter SHANKLE Senior Guard Katy, TX James E. Taylor [Senior Season] Recorded 14 points on 5 9 shooting from the floor against NJIT Finished with six rebounds against Missouri State Finished with four points and three rebounds against Tulsa Recorded seven points versus Western Illinois Collected eight points and three assists against Harding Recorded five assists versus Texas A&M International Scored a season high of 17 points against Western Illinois (12/3/07) Went 6 10 shooting against Western Illinois (12/3/07) Collected 11 points and was 4 6 in shooting versus Alcorn State [Junior Season] Appeared 29 games this past season, earning a spot in the starting rotation on 28 occasions Scored a season high 15 points vs. Huston Kiloton Connected on at least one three pointer in 13 of 15 games Ranked fourth in Independents in three point field goals made (27) Ranked fourth in Independents in three point field goals attempts (67) Ranked ninth in Independents in three point field goals percentage [Sophomore Season] Posted a career high 21 points vs. Air Force Scored 19 points on 7 19 which set career highs for field goals made and field attempts. Dished out a career high eight assists versus Tulsa Scored in double digits in 18 of 28 games this season Grabbed a career high seven rebounds versus Kent State, Texas Tech and Arkansas [Freshman Season] Appeared in 21 games in his rookie campaign Ranked first among UTPA freshmen in three point field goals made and assists Nominated for UTPA Male Newcomer of the Year Was a two time team Most Valuable Player in high school Ranked fourth on the program s all time scoring list Named first team All District 19 5A as a senior and junior Son of Dexter and Debra Shankle Born on June 26, 1986 Has one sister Desiree Majoring in kinesiology Career High 21 vs. Air Force (12/03/05) Season High 17 vs. Western Illinois (12/3/07) Last Game 11 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 7 vs. Univ. of Texas San Antonio (12/06/05) Season High 6 vs. Western Illinois (12/3/07) Last Game 4 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 19 vs. Univ. of Texas San Antonio (12/06/05) Season High 10 vs. Western Illinois (12/3/07) Last Game 5 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 5 vs. Huston Tillotson (11/15/06) Season High 4 (Twice) last vs. NJIT (12/31/07) Last Game 3 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 13 vs. Texas A&M Corpus Christi (02/20/06) Season High 8 (Twice) last vs. NJIT (12/31/07) Last Game 4 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 11 vs. Air Force (12/03/05) Season High 5 vs. UNC Greensboro (11/16/07) Career High 14 vs. Air Force (12/03/05) Season High 7 vs. UNC Greensboro (11/16/07) Career High 7 (Three Times) Season High 6 (Twice) last vs. NJIT (01/26/08) Career High 8 vs. Tulsa (01/07/06) Season High 4 (Twice) last vs. Chicago State (01/28/08) Last Game 1 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Career High 4 (Two Times) Season High 2 vs. UNC Greensboro (11/16/07) Career High 1 (Nine Times) last vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Season High 1 (Four Times) last vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Last Game 1 vs. Chicago State (02/02/08) Total