Navy s Projected Starters (based on last game) Colgate s Projected Starters (based on last game)

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1 NAVY MEN S BASKETBALL NOTES vs. COLGATE LONGWOOD JANUARY NOV. 11, 21, Schedule / Results Overall: 3-15 Patriot League: 0-4 Non-Conference: 3-11 Home: 2-7 Away: 1-8 Neutral: 0-0 Date Opponent Time / Result Nov. 11 at Longwood W, Nov. 13 Penn State Altoona W, Nov. 16 at Siena (Time-Warner Sports) L, Nov. 19 at Quinnipiac L, Nov. 22 Tulane L, Nov. 25 at Albany L, Nov. 27 Mount St. Mary s W, Nov. 30 at Md.-Eastern Shore L, Dec. 3 at Elon L, Dec. 6 Monmouth L, Dec. 10 at [10] Missouri (Fox Sports Midwest) L, Dec. 22 at Presbyterian L, Dec. 30 Mercer L, Jan. 1 Norfolk State L, Jan. 7 * Lafayette L, Jan. 11 * at Holy Cross L, Jan. 14 * Army (CBSSN) L, Jan. 18 * American L, Jan. 21 * at Colgate (Time-Warner Sports) 2:00 pm Jan. 26 * at Lehigh (CBSSN) 7:00 pm Jan. 28 * Bucknell 7:00 pm Feb. 4 * at Lafayette 1:00 pm Feb. 8 * Holy Cross 7:00 pm Feb. 11 * at Army (CBSSN) 2:00 pm Feb. 15 * at American (Comcast) 7:30 pm Feb. 18 * Colgate 7:00 pm Feb. 22 * Lehigh 7:00 pm Feb. 25 * at Bucknell 7:00 pm Feb. 29 # Patriot League Quarterfinals TBA Mar. 3 # Patriot League Semifinals TBA Mar. 7 # Patriot League Finals (CBSSN) 7:00 pm All times Eastern Home games in bold. * Patriot League Game # Patriot League Tournament played at campus sites. On Radio WNAV (1430 AM, 99.9 FM, wnav.com) Announcers On Television Pete Medhurst Time-Warner Sports (New York) Announcers Steve Flamisch, Danny Liedka Online Navy All-Access What s Next at Lehigh Jan. 26, 2012 Bethlehem, Pa. 7:00 pm Television: CBS Sports Network Video: NavySports.com (All-Access) Radio: WNAV (1430 AM), WFED (1500 AM) vs. Bucknell Jan. 28, 2012 Annapolis, Md. 7:00 pm Video: NavySports.com (All-Access) Radio: WNAV (1430 AM), WFED (1500 AM) Live Stats: NavySports.com MIDSHIPMEN BASKETBALL NO. 18 Date Tipoff Location Arena Television Video Radio Live Stats Series Note Saturday, January 21, :00 pm (ET) Hamilton, N.Y. Cotterell Court (3,100) None Patriot League All-Access WNAV (1430 AM, 99.9 FM, wnav.com) Colgate leads, 25-24; Navy is 8-14 at Cotterell Court. Navy looking for third win in row for first time since Chris Forman, Men s Basketball Sports Info Contact 566 Brownson Road Annapolis, MD forman@usna.edu Office: Cell: Press Row: Fax: (#GoNavy) Navy Midshipmen (3-15 / 0-4 PL) Colgate Raiders (5-13 / 0-4 PL) Record Conf. Rec. Last Five Last Ten Streak Coach At School Career vs. Opp. NAVY LOOKS FOR FIRST LEAGUE WIN AT COLGATE ON SATURDAY Navy begins a two-game roadswing on Saturday when it travels to snowy Hamilton, N.Y., to face Colgate at 2:00 pm. Both the Midshipmen and Raiders enter the contest winless in the Patriot League and are looking for their first Patriot League victory of the season. Navy is just 0-1 on the road in league play after playing three of its first four Patriot League contests at home. Navy s road loss came at Holy Cross on Jan. 11, by a margin. Three of Navy s four league losses have come by fewer than seven points. HOW TO CATCH THE The contest will be aired on Time-Warner Sports in New York with Steve Flamisch and Danny Liedka handling the call courtside. The game will be streamed online on NavySports.com as part of the Patriot League and Navy All-Access packages. Pete Medhurst will handle the radio call on WNAV (1430 AM, 99.9 FM, wnav.com), beginning with the Navy basketball pregame show at 1:45 pm. Live stats are available on NavySports.com and as always, fans can receive text message updates via the Navy Athletics official Twitter page at twitter.com/navyathletics(.) MEET THE RAIDERS Colgate enters the game with a 5-13 overall record and an 0-4 league record, losing eight games in a row by an average of 15.8 points per game. The Raiders have dropped their four league games by a combined 79 points. Sophomore Pat Moore leads a balanced Colgate attack with a 10.4 ppg average. Mike Venezia chips in at 10.1 ppg and five other players average between 5.8 and 9.6 points per game. Colgate has struggled with turnovers, averaging 16.6 turnovers per game to opponents 10.9 per game. Foes are also shooting 45.6 percent from the field against the Raiders. THE SERIES This will be the 50th meeting between the two teams with Colgate owning a series advantage. Navy swept last season s series, winning at Colgate, 81-78, in double overtime in late January, then dominating in the home finale, 75-55, in late February. After a stretch from 2002 to 2008 where Colgate won 12-of-13 meetings, Navy has won five of the last seven encounters with the Raiders. Navy s Projected Starters (based on last game) Navy Colgate Loss-11 Loss-8 Ed DeChellis Matt Langel 3-15 (1st year) 5-13 (1st year) (16th year) 5-13 (1st year) No. Name VL Pos. Year Ht. Wt. G / GS Pts. Rebs. Asts. Min. 31 J.J. Avila * F So / Jordan Brickman G Jr / Isaiah Roberts * G So / Donya Jackson G Fr / Jordan Sugars *** G Sr / Colgate s Projected Starters (based on last game) Series History Overall Colgate leads, First Dec. 29, 1950 (Gate, 63-59) Last Feb. 26, 2011 (Navy, 75-55) At Colgate Colgate leads, 14-9 Ed DeChellis vs. Colgate 1-0 Matt Langel vs. Navy 0-0 Current Streak Navy, 2 Last Five Meetings Annapolis, Md. W Hamilton, N.Y. W Hamilton, N.Y. L Annapolis, Md. W Annapolis, Md.^ L ^ - Patriot League Tournament Statistical Comparison Category Navy Colgate Overall Record Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Three-Point Pct Three-Point Pct. Defense Free Throw Percentage Rebounds / Game Rebound Margin Assists / Game Steals / Game Blocks / Game Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Turnovers / Game Turnovers Forced / Game Turnover Margin No. Name Pos. Year Ht. Wt. G / GS Pts. Rebs. Asts. Min. 22 Brandon James F Jr / Nick Pascale C Sr / Mitch Rolls G Jr / Pat Moore G So / Mike Venezia G Sr /

2 Patriot League Standings Rk. Team (pres. rank) PL Overall Streak 1. Bucknell (1) W-6 2. American (5) W-2 3. Holy Cross (3) L-1 Lafayette (4) L-1 5. Lehigh (2) L-1 Army (8) W-2 7. Colgate (6) L-8 Navy (7) L-11 Patriot League Schedule Wednesday, January 18 Bucknell 68, Lehigh 61 American 67, Navy 60 Army 91, Colgate 75 Thursday, January 19 Lafayette at Holy Cross Saturday, January 21 Army at American Navy at Colgate Holy Cross at Bucknell Sunday, January 22 Lehigh at Lafayette Wednesday, January 25 American at Bucknell Holy Cross at Army Lafayette at Colgate Thursday, January 26 Navy at Lehigh Saturday, January 28 American at Lafayette Colgate at Holy Cross Bucknell at Navy Army at Lehigh 7:00 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 7:00 pm 2:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 1:00 pm 5:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm Navy in the PL Rankings Team Rankings (through Jan. 20) No. Rank Scoring Offense th Scoring Defense rd Scoring Margin th Free Throw Percentage.703 7th Field Goal Percentage.422 6th Field Goal Percentage Defense.464 8th 3-Point Percentage.285 8th 3-Point Percentage Defense.349 6th Rebounding Offense th Rebounding Defense nd Rebounding Margin rd Blocked Shots Per Game 1.6 8th Assists Per Game th Steals Per Game 7.3 2nd Turnover Margin th Assist:Turnover Ratio th Offensive Rebounds Per Game nd 3-Pointers Made Per Game 5.8 8th Navy In The Patriot League First Year: (21st year) Regular-Season Record: (.500) Road Record: (.422) Home Record: (.577) Most Wins: 11 (2000), 10 (1995, 1997, 1998) Best Finish: 1st (1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000) Patriot League Tournament Record: (.433) Home Record: 9-2 (.818) Road Record: 1-8 (.111) Neutral Record: 3-7 (.300) Patriot League Tournament Titles: 3 (1994, 1997, 1998) NAVY NOTEBOOK! Navy s skid, now at 11 games, continued on Wednesday with a loss to American at Alumni Hall. The 11-game losing streak is the fourth-longest losing streak in school history (15 in 1989, 13 in 2004 and 12 in the seasons combined). It is the third-longest singleseason streak in school history.! Navy has also lost six straight home games, tied for the fourth-longest home losing streak in school history. The school record is seven set three times, the last time coming in the 2004 season. Navy will have to upset Bucknell on Jan. 28 to avoid tying that mark.! Navy enters the Colgate game having lost eight straight road games after winning its season opener at Longwood, 78-70, on Nov. 11. The longest road / neutral-site losing streak in school history is 18 ( ) and the fifth-longest streak is 10 games (set four times).! Seven of the 11 losses during the skid have come by single digits, including four by four points or less (Elon, Monmouth, Lafayette and Holy Cross). Navy s four losses in league play have been by a combined 26 points, with three of them by seven points or less.! During s Navy s 11-game losing streak, Navy is getting outscored by a 67.0 to 57.9 points per game margin and the Mids are shooting just 39.8 percent from the field and 26.5 percent from three-point range. Opponents are shooting 48.7 percent from the field and 39.9 percent from long distance.! In the second half of games during the streak, opponents are shooting 51.2 percent from the field and 42.3 percent from three-point range.! During Navy s last two games, the difference has come at three-point line. Army (13-of-23) and American (10-of-15) combined to shoot 23- of-38 (.605) from long distance in the last two games. Navy, meanwhile, is just 10-of-43 (.233). Navy is shooting 27.3 percent (24-of-88) from three-point range in its four league games. Opponents are shooting 47.2 percent (34-of-72) from deep during Patriot League action.! Opponents are actually shooting better from three-point range (.472) than inside the arc (.464) in the four Patriot League games.! Over the last six games, Navy has committed just 71 turnovers (11.8 per game), while dishing out 83 assists (13.8 per game) on 129 made field goals. Navy boasts an assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.17 (83-to-71) during that span.! Despite taking care of the ball, opponents have taken advantage of Navy s miscues, turning those 71 turnovers into 90 points (1.27 points per turnover). Meanwhile, Navy has turned 84 opponent turnovers into just 76 points (0.90 points per turnover).! Opponents have averaged at least 1.00 points per possession in nine straight games and in 13 games overall. Over the last nine games, opponents have scored 627 points on 535 possessions for an average of 1.17 points per possession. The standard average is about 1.00.! Navy has recorded just nine turnovers in three of the four Patriot League games, coming against Lafayette, Holy Cross and American. The Midshipmen had 19 turnovers in the loss to Army, but are averaging just 11.5 turnovers per game in their four league games. Navy has an assist-to-turnover ratio of 52-to-46 (1.13) in four Patriot League contests.! In Navy s three wins, the Midshipmen are shooting 52.5 percent from the field and have 56 assists against 46 turnovers for an assist-toturnover ratio of 1.22 while averaging 76.7 points per game. In the 15 losses, Navy is shooting 40.1 percent from the field, have 176 assists against 211 turnovers (0.83 ratio) and are averaging just 57.6 points per game.! Navy has failed to reach 70 points in a game since the second game of the season, when it scored 88 against Penn State Altoona on Nov. 13.! When opponents shoot better than Navy, the Mids are just 1-15 with the lone win coming against Mount St. Mary s.! In the previous seven seasons ( ), Navy was (.757) when attempting more free throws than its opponent. This year so far, Navy is just 3-7 (.300).! When Navy is outrebounded, the Midshipmen are When outrebounding its opponent, Navy is Navy Numerical Roster No. VL Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Year Hometown / High School / Prev. School 0 Wes Clark G Fr. Annapolis, Md. / Governor s Academy 1 Ted Connolly G Sr. Wexford, Pa. / North Allegheny 2 * Brennan Wyatt G So. Greensboro, N.C. / Dudley 3 * James Loupos F So. Skillman, N.J. / Montgomery 5 Kevin Alter G Fr. Rumson, N.J. / Rumson-Fair Haven 10 Jon Ward-Adams G Fr. Center Moriches, N.Y. / Center Moriches / Kiski School 11 Thurgood Wynn G So. Bethesda, Md. / Georgetown Prep 12 Jordan Brickman G Jr. San Antonio, Texas / Tom C. Clark 14 Earl McLaurin G Fr. Charlotte, N.C. / Hopewell / NAPS 15 Chall Montgomery G Fr. Cleveland, Ohio / Central Catholic / Mercersburg Acad. 20 Carlton Smith F Sr. Rochester, N.Y. / Wilson Magnet / NAPS 21 Worth Smith F Fr. Mooresville, N.C. / Charlotte Christian 22 * Isaiah Roberts G So. Pennsauken, N.J. / Woodbury 23 Donya Jackson G Fr. Baltimore, Md. / Calvert Hall College / Mercersburg Acad. 25 *** Jordan Sugars G Sr. Winchester, Va. / Millbrook 31 * J.J. Avila F So. McAllen, Texas / McAllen 32 Jacob Liebert G So. Alamo, Calif. / Monte Vista / New Hampton Prep 33 Brandon Venturini G Fr. Allandale, Mich. / Allendale / NAPS 34 Tre McNeil F Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Converse Judson / NAPS 42 Jared Smoot C Fr. Crown Point, Ind. / Crown Point Navy Coaches and Support Staff Head Coach: Ed DeChellis (Penn State, 1982); 1st season at Navy, 16th season overall Associate Head Coaches: Jason Crafton (Nyack, 2003), Dan Earl (Penn State, 1997), Kurt Kanaskie (La Salle, 1980) Assistant Coaches: D.J. Black (Penn State, 2006), Aaron Goodman (Boston U., 1997) Strength Coach: Justin Livezey Athletic Trainer: Adam Pecina Equipment Manager: Shelby Scholz

3 Individual Production! Navy is shooting 51.6 percent (285-of-552) from inside the three-point line this year. During league play, the number swells to 52.6 percent. Double-Figure Scoring 2012 Career J.J. Avila 17 (3-14) 34 (10-24) Jordan Sugars 11 (2-9) 61 (21-40) Worth Smith 6 (1-5) 6 (1-5) Isaiah Roberts 2 (1-1) 8 (3-5) Thurgood Wynn 2 (2-0) 2 (2-0) Brandon Venturini 2 (1-1) 2 (1-1) Jordan Brickman 2 (0-2) 2 (0-2) Brennan Wyatt 1 (1-0) 4 (3-1) James Loupos 1 (1-0) 2 (1-1) Carlton Smith 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) Donya Jackson 1 (0-1) 1 (0-1) 20-Point Games 2012 Career J.J. Avila 5 (0-5) 10 (2-8) Jordan Sugars 4 (1-3) 22 (12-10) 30-Point Games 2012 Career J.J. Avila 0 1 (1-0) Jordan Sugars 0 1 (1-0) Double-Figure Rebounds 2012 Career J.J. Avila 2 (0-2) 5 (1-4) Worth Smith 2 (0-2) 2 (0-2) Jordan Sugars 1 (1-0) 8 (4-4) Double-Doubles 2012 Career J.J. Avila 2 (0-2) 4 (0-4) Jordan Sugars 1 (1-0) 7 (4-3) Worth Smith 1 (0-1) 1 (0-1) Statsheet Stuffers (5-5-5) 2012 Career J.J. Avila 4 (1-3) 9 (4-5) Jordan Sugars 0 1 (1-0) * At least five in three of the five categories (pts, rebs, asts, stls, blks). Consecutive Double-Figure Scoring Games J.J. Avila 14 Jordan Sugars 6 Brandon Venturini 1 Consecutive Games With a Three-Pointer Jordan Sugars 6 J.J. Avila 3 Brandon Venturini 1 Consecutive Free Throws Made (5 or more) J.J. Avila 9 Brennan Wyatt 9 Kevin Alter 6 Start Chart Player Tot. Cons. Jordan Sugars J.J. Avila Isaiah Roberts James Loupos Jordan Brickman Brennan Wyatt Worth Smith 7 7 Ted Connolly Thurgood Wynn 2 2 Donya Jackson Kevin Alter 1 1 Jacob Liebert 1 1! Navy s 28.0 percent shooting from three-point range (102-of-364) would be the lowest mark in school history if the season ended today.! Navy is shooting 42.2 percent from the field for the season. It would be the highest percentage for the team since the season (.441).! Navy remains stuck on win No. 1,298 in program history, still needing two wins for 1,300. The Mids own a 1, record (.583).! J.J. Avila (17) and Jordan Sugars (11) have accounted for 28 of Navy s 46 double-figure scoring performances this year. The duo has scored 512 of Navy s 1,094 points this year (46.8 percent).! The duo of J.J. Avila and Jordan Sugars have scored 152 of Navy s 254 points in four Patriot League games. The duo is averaging 38.0 points per game between them, and has accounted for 59.8 percent of Navy s scoring in league play. They have shot 54 of Navy s 79 free throws in league play.! The next highest scorer after Avila and Sugars during Patriot League play is Worth Smith with 30 points. In fact, it takes Navy s next four top scorers (Smith, Brandon Venturini, Isaiah Roberts and Jordan Brickman) to combine for 83 points, while Avila has scored 82 points himself.! In Patriot League play, the duo of Avila and Sugars is shooting 49-of-101 (.485) from the field and 43-of-54 (.796) from the free throw line. The rest of the team is shooting 36-of-103 (.350) from the field and 17-of-25 (.680) from the free throw line.! J.J. Avila has scored in double-figures in 14 straight games, averaging 17.8 points per game, 7.3 rebounds per game, 2.6 assists per game and 2.2 steals per game during that span. He is shooting 48.6 percent from the field and 80.6 percent from the free throw line in the last 14 games.! After a five-game slump (Nov. 30 to Dec. 22) in which he averaged just 5.6 points per game and shot 20.0 percent (9-of-45) from the field, Jordan Sugars has responded by averaging 17.0 ppg while shooting 30-of-71 (.423) from the field, 13-of-37 (.351) from three and 29-of-39 (.744) from the free throw line in the last six games, all double-figure scoring efforts.! Navy has had 263 consecutive games with a three-pointer, dating back to Jan. 30, 2003 vs. Colgate (0-for-3).! Navy has had 170 consecutive games in which a Texas native has played, dating back to Feb. 25, 2006 vs. Colgate.! Navy has had 136 consecutive games in which a Texas native has started, dating back to Nov. 17, 2007 vs. Texas-San Antonio.! According to BBState.com, Navy ranks 308th nationally in possessions / game, which takes into account the pace of play that a team plays. It is a stark contrast to what Navy played under previous head coach Billy Lange. Under Lange, Navy ranked 13th (2011), 21st (2010), 55th (2009),ninth (2008), 270th (2007), 37th (2006) and fifth (2005) in possessions / game, averaging well over 70.0 possessions per game in those years. This year s team is averaging 63.7 possessions per game, compared to 74.2 possessions per game a year ago. LAST YEAR VS. THE RAIDERS! Navy swept last year s season series with Colgate for the first time since the season, winning a nailbiter and a blowout. In the first meeting, Navy trailed by as many as nine in the first half and during the entire first overtime session before cruising in the second overtime session for an victory. Greg Brown and Jordan Sugars combined for 42 points as the Mids were outrebounded Navy, however, forced 27 Colgate turnovers while turning the ball over just 15 times.! On Senior Day at Alumni Hall, Navy sent its four seniors out with a bang in a decision. Navy led by 15 just 3:25 into the contest and after a quick Colgate run, Navy broke the game open with a run in the second half to cruise to the victory. Navy s four seniors combined for 36 points and 14 rebounds and Sugars tallied 25 points to surpass the 1,000-point plateau for his career. Navy had just nine turnovers to 22 miscues for the Raiders. COLGATE SUCCESS! Jordan Sugars relishes playing against Colgate and he has shown that in the last two seasons at Navy. Over the last two years (four games), Sugars has shot 35-of-53 (.660) from the field, 14-of-24 (.583) from three-point range and 17-of-19 (.895) from the free throw line, averaging 24.8 points per game in the four meetings.! As a sophomore, he scored a career-high 34 points on 13-of-17 field goal attempts in a win in Annapolis. He would add 18 points in the regular-season finale as a sophomore.! During his junior year, he scored 22 points in a double-overtime win at Colgate and then went over the 1,000-point plateau with a 25-point effort in last year s finale in Annapolis, scoring a total of 47 points in the two games against the Raiders.! Navy s returnees have combined to shoot 50-of-102 (.490) from the field, 19-of-44 (.432) from three-point range and 27-of-31 (.871) from the free throw line against Colgate. AVILA HAVING SENSATIONAL SOPHOMORE SEASON! After having one of the top freshmen seasons in school history, J.J. Avila is off to another strong start as a sophomore. He leads the team in scoring (16.5 ppg), rebounding (7.0 rpg), assists (50), steals (33) and and is second in blocks (9). He is the only player in the Patriot League to rank in the top 10 of points (4th), rebounds (2nd), field goal percentage (2nd), assists (9th) and steals (3rd).! Avila is one of four players nationally to average 16.0 points per game, 7.0 rebounds per game and 2.5 assists per game (through Wednesday s games), joining Memphis Will Barton, Miami s (Ohio) Javier Mavunga and Princeton s Ian Hummer as members of the elite group. Navy Players vs. Colgate No. Player GP-GS Min. MPG FG-A Pct. 3P-A Pct. FT-A Pct. Rebs. RPG A B S Pts. PPG 25 Jordan Sugars J.J. Avila Isaiah Roberts James Loupos Carlton Smith Brennan Wyatt Ted Connolly Thurgood Wynn

4 By the Numbers Category DeChel. Overall At home On road At neutral sites vs. Patriot League foes At home On road vs. Non-conference foes At home On road At neutral sites In Overtime Leading at halftime Trailing or tied at halftime Games decided by 3 points or less Games decided by 4-5 points Games decided by 6-9 points Games decided by points Games decided by 20-plus points Navy shoots 45% or better Navy shoots less than 45% Opponent shoots 45% or better Opponent shoots less than 45% Navy shoots better than opponent Opponent shoots better than Navy Navy outrebounds opponent Opponent outrebounds Navy Navy has more FT attempts Opponent has more FT attempts Navy makes eight or more 3-pointers Navy makes four or less 3-pointers When Navy forces 12 or fewer TOs When Navy forces 20 or more TOs When Navy commits 12 or fewer TOs When Navy commits 20 or more TOs Navy has more TOs than opponent Opponent has more TOs than Navy Navy scores 80 or more points Navy scores points Navy scores points Navy scores points Navy scores 0-49 points Opponent scores 80 or more points Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores points Opponent scores 0-49 points In November In December In January In February In March 0 players in double figures player in double figures players in double figures players in double figures players in double figures plus players in double figures Shooting Numbers Home Games Points Avg. Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Away Games Points Avg. Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Field Goal Shooting FG-FGA Pct. Home Away Three-Point Shooting 3P-3PA Pct. Home Away Free Throw Shooting FT-FTA Pct. Home Away ! In league games only, Avila is averaging 20.5 points per game and 8.0 rebounds per game, ranking second in both categories! His 14 rebounds against Army were a career high and the most for a Navy player since Jordan Sugars had 14 against UMES on Dec. 9, His six steals, also a career high, were tied for the most in the 115-game Army-Navy series and tied for the sixth most in school history.! He then scored 24 points against American to give him three straight 20-point efforts. He also grabbed six steals again, giving him 12 steals in back-to-back games against Army and American.! Avila posted a 26-point (10-of-13 FGs), eight-rebound, five-assist effort against 10th-ranked Missouri on December 10. The 26 points were the eighth most for a Navy player against a ranked opponent and the most for a Navy sophomore.! Avila has nine career games (in 49 contests) where he has stuffed the statsheet, instances in which he had at least five in three of the following categories (points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks). The rest of the team has one such game in 476 career outings (Sugars vs. Bucknell as a sophomore).! Avila surpassed 500 career points against Missouri, coming in just his 42nd career game. Since freshmen became eligible in , the 42 games made him the fifth-fastest Navy player to 500 career points in school history, behind Kevin Sinnett (33), Michael Heary (37), Vernon Butler (39) and David Robinson (41).! Avila became the ninth player in school history to score 600 points by the end of his sophomore season, currently ranking fifth on the list with 630 points. His current scoring average of 16.5 points per game this season would give him 835 points by the end of the year to rank second behind just David Robinson (970 points) and ahead of Vernon Butler (805 points) all-time among sophomore scorers.! Avila joined Vernon Butler ( ) as the only players in school history to have 500 points, 250 rebounds and 100 assists by the end of his sophomore season. Butler had 805 points, 573 rebounds and 104 assists at the end of his sophomore season. Avila is on pace for 835 points, 367 rebounds, 154 assists and 107 steals.! Extrapolated over four years, Avila would score 1,670 points (5th on the career charts), grab 734 rebounds (7th), dish out 308 assists (11th) and sbare 214 steals (1st). SUGARS TURNING IT ON LATE IN CAREER! Senior guard Jordan Sugars has struggled at times this season, but appears to be picking it up when he needs to in time for Patriot League play. The team captain has scored at least 20 points in three of the last six games and has made 13-of-37 (.351) three-point tries over the last six games after enduring a five-game skid where he shot 4-of-25 (.160) from three-point range. Sugars and Greg Sprink (Class of 2008) are the only players in school history to rank in the top 20 of scoring and rebounding and top 10 in three-pointers made. At his current pace of 11.9 ppg, 5.1 rpg and 1.6 three-pointers per game, Sugars would finish with 1,361 points (14th), 637 rebounds (9th) and 201 three-pointers (T-3rd).! In league play only, Sugars ranks seven in the league in scoring (17.0 ppg) while shooting 20-of-45 (.444) from the field and 23-of-30 (.767) from the free throw line. In 14 non-conference games, Sugars shot 44-of-135 (.326) from the field, 21-of-73 (.288) from three-point range and 36-of-55 (.655) from the free throw line, while averaging just 10.4 points per game. TURNOVER FACTS! Navy has done a much better job lately taking care of the ball. The Mids recorded a season-low nine turnovers in contests against Lafayette, Holy Cross and American. Navy s current average of 14.3 turnovers per game would rank as the fourth-lowest mark in school history (school record is 13.4 in 1987). Navy is averaging just 11.5 turnovers per game in league play, with an assist-to-turnover ratio of 52-to-46 (1.13). In 14 non-conference games, Navy averaged 15.1 turnovers per game and had an assist-to-turnover ratio of 0.85 (180-to-211).! Junior point guard Jordan Brickman has been the catalyst, boasting an assist-to-turnover ratio of 3.00 (33-to-11) during the last nine games. MIDS STRUGGLING IN TIGHT S Navy is 0-5 in games decided by four or fewer points and is just 2-10 in games decided by single digits, with wins over Longwood (78-70) and Mount St. Mary s (64-56). In the previous seven seasons ( ), Navy was (.563) in games decided by three or fewer points.! Navy has held a lead or been within five points with less than five minutes to go in all but four of its 15 losses (Quinnipiac, Missouri, Presbyterian, Army).! Siena -- Navy trailed with 48 seconds left, but two straight turnovers in the final 30 seconds cost Navy any chance at a rally and Siena scored the game s final five points for a decision.! Tulane -- Navy led with 4:24 to play, but went 0-of-5 with two turnovers down the stretch as Tulane scored the last four points of the game for a setback.! Albany -- After a furious Navy rally cut an Albany lead from 20 to four points, Navy failed to block out on a missed free throw and Albany would make two free throws on the ensuing possession with 1:40 left. Navy could get no closer than four points the rest of the way.! UMES -- Navy trailed with 6:11 to play, but made just 1-of-5 field goals with two turnovers down the stretch and the Hawks outscored Navy 13-3 in the final six minutes for the 13-point victory.! Elon -- Led with 3:33 left to play, but failed to even attempt a field goal in the last 3:30, turning the ball over three times and allowing Elon to end the game on a 9-3 spurt.! Monmouth -- Led with 5:08 left and had three chances to extend the lead off offensive rebounds. The Mids went just 2-of-7 from the field and had two of their three second-half turnovers during the stretch. Navy s last two field goals came in a rally mode in the final 48 seconds.! Mercer -- Navy trailed with 1:53 to play and had a two-on-one break after a steal. However, Navy turned the ball over and Mercer came down and hit a three-pointer to push the lead to six. Two of Mercer s five three-pointers in the game came in the last 1:30 of the contest.! Norfolk State -- Navy held a six-point halftime lead, but trailed with 1:53 to play. The Mids then went 0-of-4 from the field and 2-of-4 from the free throw line in the waning moments to end any hopes at a comeback.! Lafayette -- Navy held a four-point lead with 3:25 to play, but had a turnover resulting in two Lafayette points and the Leopards scored five points off offensive rebounds in the final three minutes to kick-start a 12-4 run, allowing Lafayette to rally for the two-point victory.! Holy Cross -- Navy led with 7:21 to play, but then went scoreless for the next 4:30, allowing Holy Cross to go on a 12-0 run for a lead. Navy twice cut the lead to three points in the final 1:07, but could draw no closer. The Mids went 0-of-5 from the field during the stretch.! American -- Navy whittled a 25-point deficit to four points with a minute to play and had two chances to cut into the lead even further. However, the Midshipmen committed two of its nine turnovers in a 20-second span in the final minute to thwart any Navy comeback. losing by seven. NAVY SENIORS GET SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS! Service assignments were handed out on Wednesday, Nov. 30 to all of Navy s 1,135 seniors and Navy s three seniors on the basketball team received their first choice.! Jordan Sugars and Carlton Smith each received Surface Warfare Officer (Surface Warfare Officers are Navy officers whose training and primary duties focus on the operation of Navy ships at sea and the management of various shipboard systems).! Ted Connolly received the Special Warfare assignment of Navy SEAL (Sea, Air and Land Teams -- U.S. Navy's principal special operations force and a part of the Naval Special Warfare Command (NSWC) as well as the maritime component of the United States Special Operations Command).

5 DeChellis At a Glance Ed DeChellis Born Nov. 14, 1958 Head Coach Penn State (1982) Hometown Monaca, Pa. 1st Year at Navy: 3-15 (.167) 16th Year Overall: (.474) High School Center High School College Penn State (1982) Degree B.A., Secondary Education Family Wife Kim Daughter Erin Daughter Lauren Daughter Casey Son-in-Law Andrew McKeehan Granddaughter Sophia Grandson Nathan Coaching Experience Year School, Position Penn State, Graduate Assistant Salem, W.Va., Assistant Coach Penn State, Assistant Coach East Tennessee St., Head Coach Penn State, Head Coach 2012-p Navy, Head Coach Postseason Experience Year Tournament 1991 NCAA, second round (Penn State; asst.) 2003 NCAA, first round (ETSU) 2006 NIT, first round (Penn State) 2009 NIT, Champions (Penn State) 2011 NCAA, first round (Penn State) DeChellis Year-by-Year Year School Record 1997 East Tennessee State East Tennessee State East Tennessee State East Tennessee State East Tennessee State East Tennessee State East Tennessee State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Navy 3-15 East Tennessee State (7): (.530) Penn State (8): (.452) Navy (1st): 3-15 (.167) Career Record (16th): (.474) Postseason Record: (.485) Patriot League Tournament: 0-0 (.000) Big Ten Tournament: 5-8 (.385) SoCon Tournament: 6-6 (.500) NCAA Tournament: 0-2 (.000) NIT Tournament: 5-1 (.833) Milestone Victories Win Opponent Score Date 1 UNC Asheville Lynchburg UNC Greensboro St. Francis, Pa First win at Penn State 150 Virginia Tech Baylor NIT Champions at Penn State 200 Northwestern Ed DeChellis is in his first year as the head coach of the Navy basketball program after a pair of successful stints at East Tennessee State and Penn State. DeChellis is the 19th head basketball coach in the 105-year history of Navy basketball. DeChellis, who is 52, led Penn State to a record and a fourth place finish (9-9) in the Big Ten in , including the Nittany Lions first appearance in the Big Ten Championship Game and the school's first trip to the NCAA Tournament since DeChellis was the 2009 Big Ten Coach of the Year, just the second Penn State basketball coach to ever earn coach-of-the-year honors, as he guided a Nittany Lion team that started three sophomores to a school-record 27 wins and the program's first-ever national tournament title in winning the 2009 NIT. Along the way Penn State tied a program record for regular season wins (21), posted its second-most Big Ten Conference wins (10) and second-best finish (4th) ever, recorded just the 10th 20-win season in program history and set a record for home wins (17). His coaching performance in had many of his Big Ten colleagues and members of the media pointing to him as the conference's coachof-the-year. Primed for a run to the post-season in his fifth year at the helm, DeChellis saw his leading scorer, rebounder and preseason All-Big Ten first-team pick Geary Claxton go down with a torn ACL 16 games into the season. Second leading scorer and rebounder Jamelle Cornley also suffered a knee injury that limited him for much of the season and caused him to miss six games, including the last three. All DeChellis did was lead a team that started four freshmen and five newcomers to its most Big Ten wins and best Big Ten finish since Along the way his young Lions knocked off No. 7 Michigan State and No. 17 Indiana while winning five straight home games to end the campaign. The Nittany Lions reached the NIT in 2006, DeChellis' third year at the helm. Despite playing the youngest (12 underclassmen and one senior) and smallest line-up (just one player over 6-6 playing more than four minutes per game in league play) in the Big Ten, DeChellis led Penn State to its most overall wins (15), most non-conference wins (eight), most Big Ten wins (six), first Big Ten Tournament win and first postseason appearance (NIT) in five seasons. DeChellis' recruiting and coaching helped Penn State claim its first ever Big Ten Freshman-of-the-Year (Jamelle Cornley, 2006) and three straight members of the Big Ten All-Freshman Team (Marlon Smith, 2004; Geary Claxton, 2005; Jamelle Cornley, 2006). The Lions had none before his arrival. He also set about changing and revitalizing the program's culture - stressing family, a team-first attitude and a commitment to excellence without shortcuts that his players embraced and took ownership of. DeChellis wrapped up the year by being named the 2006 National Coaches Vs. Cancer Man-of-the-Year for his contributions in raising funds and awareness in the fight against cancer. DeChellis was presented the award by ESPN's Jay Bilas before a large gathering of his peers at the Laurel Valley Golf Club in western Pennsylvania. Penn State was coming off two consecutive seven-win seasons when DeChellis was named the 11th head coach in program history in April of Energizing the fans and players immediately, he helped guide Penn State to nine wins in his first season, better than each of the prior two seasons, with fewer players on scholarship than the previous year. In 1986, DeChellis returned to Penn State and began a very successful 10-year run as an assistant coach for nine years under Bruce Parkhill, a mentor to whom he credits his development as a coach, and one season under Jerry Dunn. DeChellis helped guide Penn State to four straight post-season appearances from 1989 through DeChellis returned to Penn State as the head coach after a very successful seven-year run as the head coach at East Tennessee State University. At ETSU he turned a last place Buccaneer team into a three-time conference division winner, a conference tournament champion and took ETSU to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in a decade. Showcasing the ability to build a program from the foundation up, DeChellis had his most successful seasons in his last three years. During that span, his ETSU teams went and won three straight Southern Conference North Division titles. DeChellis has seen every senior that has played for him over his 15 years as a head coach graduate, is a 1982 graduate of Penn State. What Others Are Saying About DeChellis It's a big loss for the Big Ten and a big gain for Navy. He has done a phenomenal job at Penn State, which can be a difficult place to recruit. He will bring incredible expertise, class, charisma and integrity. He is the perfect fit for the Naval Academy. -- Tom Izzo, head men's basketball coach at Michigan State It's a home run hire by Navy. He's at the perfect age and experience level as a head coach to understand the challenges that the Naval Academy presents yet deal with them in a very mature way. He will put a great product on the floor and there is no doubt that Navy will contend for the Patriot League Championship. He's an outstanding X's and O's coach and he will run great offensive sets, which is what you have to do at the Naval Academy. I couldn't be happier with this decision. -- Doug Wojcik, head men's basketball coach at Tulsa, former assistant at Navy and point guard on Navy's 1986 Elite Eight basketball team Ed is one of the hardest working guys in the profession. He's done a heck of a job at Penn State and he's a heck of a coach. He's an old school coach like me. He likes to teach and develop players and he isn't one of those coaches that beats on his chest and says look at me. He's a very good coach and a very good teacher. He's a great addition to what's going on there at the Naval Academy and I think he will flourish in that role. -- Bo Ryan, head men's basketball coach at Wisconsin I'm very happy for Ed and his family. He has been a good friend for the last 10 years. Selfishly, I'm glad that he's no longer in our conference because our teams didn't have a whole lot of success against him. His teams have freedom on the offensive end and they are strong rebounders. I know that he'll do a tremendous job in Annapolis. -- Bill Carmody, head men's basketball coach at Northwestern What a great hire. Ed DeChellis is a tremendous basketball coach and an even better person. He's the perfect fit for the Naval Academy and all the school stands for. They couldn't have hired a better person. -- Dan Dakich, ESPN Color Commentator for Big Ten games, former head coach at Bowling Green and assistant at Indiana I've known Ed DeChellis for over 20 years. I coached against him in the Southern Conference and in the Big Ten. I have phenomenal respect for his ability to build a program and recruit. From a technical aspect, he's spectacular. Defensively, he's very good with changing defenses. He runs great sets and gets shots for his players. He's been successful everywhere he's been and I know he will be very successful at Navy. -- Iowa Head Coach Fran McCaffrey

6 Navy Basketball Results / Game Leaders Largest Largest Date Opponent W/L Score High Scorer High Rebounds High Assists Attend. Lead Deficit N11 at Longwood W Sugars (21) Avila (9) Avila (6) 1, N13 Penn State Altoona W Avila (14) C. Smith, W. Smith (6) Brickman (4) 1, N16 at Siena L Avila (19) Sugars (9) Wynn (4) 5, N19 at Quinnipiac L Roberts (8) Jackson (4) Avila (2) 1, N22 Tulane L Brickman (14) W. Smith (9) Alter, Avila, Brickman, Roberts (2) 1, N25 at Albany L Sugars (14) Avila (9) Avila, Roberts (3) 3, N27 Mount St. Mary s W Avila (19) Sugars (11) Avila, Brickman, Sugars, Wynn (3) 1, N30 at Md.-Eastern Shore L Avila (14) Avila (11) Roberts (3) 1, D3 at Elon L Avila (14) W. Smith (10) Wynn (2) 1, D6 Monmouth L Avila (14) Avila (7) Brickman (8) 1, D10 at [10] Missouri L Avila (26) Avila (8) Brickman (6) 11, D22 at Presbyterian L Avila (21) Avila (8) Wyatt (2) D30 Mercer L Sugars (21) Avila (7) Roberts (5) 2, J1 Norfolk State L Avila (18) Avila (9) Avila (4) 1, J7 * Lafayette L Sugars (20) Avila (8) Avila, Roberts, Wyatt (2) 1, J11 * at Holy Cross L Avila, Sugars (22) W. Smith (10) Brickman (5) 1, J14 * Army L Avila (21) Avila (14) Brickman (6) 5, J18 * American L Avila (24) W. Smith (6) Avila, Venturini (3) 1, J21 * at Colgate J26 * at Lehigh J28 * Bucknell F4 * at Lafayette F8 * Holy Cross F11 * at Army F15 * at American F18 * Colgate F22 * Lehigh F25 * at Bucknell F29 # Patriot League Quarters * Patriot League Game # Patriot League Tournament Attendance - Overall Attendance - Patriot League Site Games Totals Avg. High Site Games Total Avg. High Home 9 19,540 2,171 5,710 vs. Army ( ) Home 3 9,362 3,120 5,710 vs. Army Away 9 28,290 3,143 11,529 at Missouri ( ) Away 1 1,374 1,374 1,374 vs. Holy Cross Neutral Totals 18 47,830 2,657 11,529 at Missouri ( ) Totals 4 10,736 2,684 5,710 vs. Army Margins of Victory Navy 2 1 Opponents Starting Lineups (9) Guard (1) Guard (2) Forward (3) Forward (4) Center (5) No. of Games Record Game Nos. Alter Roberts Sugars Loupos Avila Wyatt Roberts Sugars Loupos Avila , 3 Brickman Roberts Sugars Loupos Avila , 5, 6, 12, 14 Brickman Wynn Sugars W. Smith Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars W. Smith Avila , 9, 10, 11 Wyatt Wynn Sugars W. Smith Avila Brickman Connolly Sugars Loupos Avila , 17 Brickman Connolly Sugars W. Smith Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Jackson Avila Miscellaneous Stats When Leading Biggest Margin of Victory vs. Penn State Altoona ( ) Biggest Overall Lead (81-40, 7:05 2nd half) vs.penn State Altoona ( ) Biggest Halftime Lead (49-21) vs. Penn State Altoona ( ) Biggest Lead in a Loss (26-15; 4:33 1st half) vs. Lafayette (1-7-12) Biggest Halftime Lead in a Loss (36-30) vs. Norfolk State (1-1-12) Miscellaneous Stats When Trailing Biggest Margin of Defeat (84-59) vs. [10] Missouri ( ) Biggest Overall Deficit (Two Times) Biggest Halftime Deficit (Two Times) Biggest Deficit Overcome in a Win (25-21, 6:25 1st half) vs. Longwood ( ) Biggest Halftime Deficit in a Win

7 Overall Statistics Overall: 3-15 Patriot League: 0-4 Non-Conference: 3-11 Home: 2-7 Away: 1-8 Neutral: TOTAL REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 31 Avila, J.J Sugars, Jordan Smith, Worth Roberts, Isaiah Brickman, Jordan Wynn, Thurgood Jackson, Donya Venturini, Brandon Loupos, James Wyatt, Brennan Smith, Carlton Liebert, Jacob Alter, Kevin Connolly, Ted Smoot, Jared Montgomery, Chall TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS Patriot League Statistics Patriot League: 0-4 Home: 0-3 Away: TOTAL REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 31 Avila, J.J Sugars, Jordan Smith, Worth Venturini, Brandon Roberts, Isaiah Brickman, Jordan Loupos, James Jackson, Donya Connolly, Ted Wyatt, Brennan Alter, Kevin Smoot, Jared Wynn, Thurgood Montgomery, Chall Smith, Carlton TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS Non-Conference Statistics Non-Conference: 3-11 Home: 2-4 Away: 1-7 Neutral: TOTAL REBOUNDS ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 31 Avila, J.J Sugars, Jordan Smith, Worth Roberts, Isaiah Brickman, Jordan Wynn, Thurgood Jackson, Donya Wyatt, Brennan Loupos, James Venturini, Brandon Smith, Carlton Liebert, Jacob Alter, Kevin Montgomery, Chall Smoot, Jared Connolly, Ted TM TEAM TOTAL OPPONENTS

8 Game-by-Game Shooting Comparison (Navy / Opponent) Date Opponent 1st 2nd Score Margin FGM - FGA FG Pct. FGM-A (1st) FGM-A (2nd) 3-Pointers 3P Pct. Free Throws FT Pct. N11 at Longwood 38 / / / / / / / / / / /.625 N13 Penn State Altoona 49 / / / / / / / / / / /.571 N16 at Siena 25 / / / 65 (9) / / / / / / / /.630 N19 at Quinnipiac 18 / / / 78 (24) / / / / / / / /.400 N22 Tulane 29 / / / 57 (2) / / / / / / / /.563 N25 at Albany 26 / / / 69 (7) / / / / / / / /.765 N27 Mount St. Mary s 34 / / / / / / / / / / /.786 N30 at Md.-Eastern Shore 24 / / / 59 (13) / / / / / / / /.583 D3 at Elon 17 / / / 51 (3) / / / / / / / /.750 D6 Monmouth 37 / / / 69 (2) / / / / / / / /.667 D10 at [10] Missouri 26 / / / 84 (25) / / / / / / / /.821 D22 at Presbyterian 20 / / / 58 (16) / / / / / / / /.583 D30 Mercer 26 / / / 65 (9) / / / / / / / /.667 J1 Norfolk State 36 / / / 71 (6) / / / / / / / /.773 J7 Lafayette 32 / / / 65 (2) / / / / / / / /.762 J11 at Holy Cross 28 / / / 73 (4) / / / / / / / /.844 J14 Army 24 / / / 75 (13) / / / / / / / /.818 J18 American 22 / / / 67 (7) / / / / / / / /.789 J25 at Lehigh J28 Bucknell F4 at Lafayette F8 Holy Cross F11 at Army F15 at American F18 Colgate F22 Lehigh F25 at Bucknell F29 Patriot League Quarters Game-by-Game Statistic Comparison (Navy / Opponent) Date Opponent Off. Reb. Def. Reb. Rebounds Margin Assists TOvers A:TO Ratio Blocks Steals Fouls Pts. / Poss. N11 at Longwood 7 / / / / 7 14 / / / 3 4 / 3 18 / / 0.99 N13 Penn State Altoona 13 / 6 28 / / / 6 16 / / / 4 14 / 8 14 / / 0.75 N16 at Siena 10 / 9 20 / / 32 (2) 14 / / / / 1 5 / 6 25 / / 1.05 N19 at Quinnipiac 4 / / / 47 (15) 9 / / / / 5 6 / 8 20 / / 1.07 N22 Tulane 5 / 9 28 / / 34 (1) 9 / / / / 5 6 / 7 17 / / 0.89 N25 at Albany 14 / / / 32 (6) 9 / / / / 4 7 / 5 15 / / 1.19 N27 Mount St. Mary s 11 / 7 18 / / / 9 16 / / / 4 11 / 8 13 / / 0.92 N30 at Md.-Eastern Shore 12 / 9 20 / / 33 (1) 7 / / / / 1 11 / 6 11 / / 1.00 D3 at Elon 10 / 5 32 / / / 8 18 / / / 2 9 / 4 19 / / 0.76 D6 Monmouth 11 / / / 30 (9) 18 / / / / 1 9 / 7 15 / / 1.22 D10 at Missouri 7 / / / 40 (11) 17 / / / / 1 6 / 6 23 / / 1.25 D22 at Presbyterian 14 / 9 16 / / / / / / 4 4 / / / 1.10 D30 Mercer 7 / 5 9 / / 31 (15) 13 / / / / 4 10 / 6 18 / / 1.05 J1 Norfolk State 12 / / / 29 (1) 18 / / / / 2 4 / 8 20 / / 1.26 J7 Lafayette 10 / / / 33 (2) 10 / 11 9 / / / 4 6 / 3 21 / / 1.15 J11 at Holy Cross 12 / 8 17 / / 31 (2) 16 / 13 9 / / / 4 4 / 4 25 / / 1.20 J14 Army 11 / 3 21 / / / / / / 0 8 / 7 22 / / 1.14 J18 American 9 / 6 16 / / 30 (5) 12 / 14 9 / / / 0 10 / 3 18 / / 1.16 J25 at Lehigh J28 Bucknell F4 at Lafayette F8 Holy Cross F11 at Army F15 at American F18 Colgate F22 Lehigh F25 at Bucknell F29 Patriot League Quarters

9 Individual Superlatives Category Navy Opponent Points Scored 26 by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri ( ) 22 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross ( ) 22 by Al Lonzo Coleman, Presbyterian ( ) 22 by Marcus Denmon, [10] Missouri ( ) Points Scored (Half) 16 (2nd) by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri ( ) 18 (2nd) by Pendarvis Williams, Norfolk State (1-1-12) Field Goals Made 10 by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri ( ) 9 by Al Lonzo Coleman, Presbyterian ( ) Field Goal Attempts 18 by J.J. Avila vs. Presbyterian ( ) 14 by Marcus Denmon, [10] Missouri ( ) 14 by Kyle Downey, Siena ( ) 14 by Eric Sarra, PSU Altoona ( ) 14 by Tristan Carey, Longwood ( ) Highest FG Percentage (min. 6 made) (6-of-6) by J.J. Avila vs. PSU Altoona ( ) (9-of-9) by Al Lonzo Coleman, Presbyterian ( ) Three-Pointers Made 4 by Jordan Sugars vs. Mercer ( ) 5 by Josh Herbeck, Army ( ) 4 by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri ( ) 5 by Louis Bell, Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) 5 by James Johnson, Quinnipiac ( ) Three-Point Attempts 9 by Jordan Sugars vs. Monmouth ( ) 11 by Louis Bell, Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) 11 by Logan Aronholt, Albany ( ) Three-Point Percentage (min. 4 made).571 (4-of-7) by Jordan Sugars vs. Mercer ( ).800 (4-of-5) by Pendarvis Williams, Norfolk State (1-1-12).571 (4-of-7) by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri ( ) Free Throws Made 9 by J.J. Avila vs. American ( ) 13 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross ( ) Free Throw Attempts 14 by Jordan Sugars vs. Army ( ) 14 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross ( ) Free Throw Percentage (min. 8 made) (9-of-9) vs. American ( ).929 (13-of-14) by Devin Brown, Holy Cross ( ) Offensive Rebounds 5 by J.J. Avila vs. Army ( ) 8 by Ike Azotam, Quinnipiac ( ) 5 by Worth Smith vs. Holy Cross ( ) 5 by J.J. Avila vs. Monmouth ( ) 5 by J.J. Avila vs. Albany ( ) Defensive Rebounds 9 by J.J. Avila vs. Army ( ) 9 by Charles Hinkle, American ( ) 9 by Ella Ellis, Army ( ) 9 by Tyler Hines, Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) Total Rebounds 14 by J.J. Avila vs. Army ( ) 14 by Tyler Hines, Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) 14 by Ike Azotam, Quinnipiac ( ) Assists 8 by Jordan Brickman vs. Monmouth ( ) 8 by Mike Black, Albany ( ) Steals 6 by J.J. Avila vs. American ( ) 4 by Dion Nesmith, Monmouth ( ) 6 by J.J. Avila vs. Army ( ) 4 by Percy Woods, Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) Blocked Shots 2 by Worth Smith vs. American ( ) 3 by Kendall Timmons, Tulane ( ) 2 by Worth Smith vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) 3 by Will Hicks, PSU Altoona ( ) 2 by J.J. Avila vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Minutes Played 40 by J.J. Avila vs. American ( ) 39 by Louis Bell, Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) 40 by J.J. Avila vs. Army ( ) 39 by Julian Norfleet, Mount St. Mary s ( ) 40 by J.J. Avila vs. Md.-Eastern Shore ( ) 39 by Kyle Downey, Siena ( ) 39 by Brandon Walters, Siena ( ) Points-Rebounds-Assists 39 (26-8-5) by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri ( ) 31 ( ) by Kyle O Quinn, Norfolk State (1-1-12) 31 ( ) by Ike Azotam, Quinnipiac ( ) Team Superlatives Category Navy Opponent DeChellis Era Points 88 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) 84 by [10] Missouri ( ) 88 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low 42 vs. Presbyterian ( ) 51 by Elon ( ) 42 vs. Presbyterian ( ) Points / Half 49 (1st) vs. PSU Altoona ( ) 45, Two Times 49 (1st) vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low 17 (1st) vs. Elon ( ) 20 (1st) by Elon ( ) 17 (1st) vs. Elon ( ) Field Goals Made 35 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) 30 by Quinnipiac ( ) 35 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low 14 vs. Elon ( ) 17 by Elon ( ) 14 vs. Elon ( ) Field Goal Attempts 62 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) 68 by Quinnipiac ( ) 62 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low 44 vs. Tulane ( ) 36 by Mercer ( ) 44 vs. Tulane ( ) Field Goal Percentage.565 (35-of-62) vs. PSU Altoona ( ).667 (24-of-36) by Mercer ( ).565 (35-of-62) vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low.275 (14-of-51) vs. Elon ( ).333 (17-of-51) by Elon ( ).275 (14-of-51) vs. Elon ( ) Field Goal Percentage / Half.645 (1st, 20-of-31) vs. PSU Altoona ( ).750 (2nd, 12-of-16) by Norfolk State (1-1-12).645 (1st, 20-of-31) vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low.269 (1st, 7-of-26) vs. Elon ( ).286 (1st, 6-of-21) by PSU Altoona ( ).269 (1st, 7-of-26) vs. Elon ( ) Three-Pointers Made 10 vs. Monmouth ( ) 13 by Army ( ) 10 vs. Monmouth ( ) Low 1 vs. Presbyterian ( ) 2 by Siena ( ) 1 vs. Presbyterian ( ) Three-Point Attempts 28 vs. Monmouth ( ) 30 by Quinnipiac ( ) 28 vs. Monmouth ( ) Low 13 vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) 10, Two Times 13 vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Three-Point Percentage.462 (6-of-13) vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ).667 (10-of-15) by American ( ).462 (6-of-13) vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Low.067 (1-of-15) vs. Presbyterian ( ).200 (2-of-10) by Siena ( ).067 (1-of-15) vs. Presbyterian ( ) Free Throws Made 20 vs. Lafayette (1-7-12) 27 by Holy Cross ( ) 20 vs. Lafayette (1-7-12) Low 5, Two Times 6 by Monmouth ( ) 5, Two Times Free Throw Attempts 28 vs. Longwood ( ) 32 by Holy Cross ( ) 28 vs. Longwood ( ) Low 9 vs. Siena ( ) 9 by Monmouth ( ) 9 vs. Siena ( ) Free Throw Percentage.909 (20-of-22) vs. Lafayette (1-7-12).844 (27-of-32) by Holy Cross ( ).909 (20-of-22) vs. Lafayette (1-7-12) Low.417 (5-of-12) vs. [10] Missouri ( ).563 (9-of-16) by Tulane ( ).417 (5-of-12) vs. [10] Missouri ( ) Rebounds 42 vs. Elon ( ) 47 by Quinnipiac ( ) 42 vs. Elon ( ) Low 16 vs. Mercer ( ) 23 by PSU Altoona ( ) 16 vs. Mercer ( ) Rebound Margin +18 (41-23) vs. PSU Altoona ( ) +15 (47-32) by Quinnipiac ( ) +18 (41-23) vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low -15, Two Times -18 (23-41) by PSU Altoona ( ) -15, Two Times Assists 21 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) 18, Two Times 21 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low 4 vs. Presbyterian ( ) 6 by PSU Altoona ( ) 4 vs. Presbyterian ( ) Blocked Shots 4, Two Times 5, Two Times 4, Two Times Low 0, Four Times 0, Two Times 0, Three Times Steals 14 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) 8, Three Times 14 vs. PSU Altoona ( ) Low 4, Three Times 3, Two Times 4, Two Times Turnovers 22 vs. Quinnipiac ( ) 22, Two Times 22 vs. Quinnipiac ( ) Low 9, Three Times 8 by Longwood ( ) 9 vs. Lafayette (1-7-12)

10 Leads and Specialty Stats Biggest Lead Lead ---Time in the Lead--- Biggest Run Date Opponent Result Navy Opp. Chang. Ties Navy Opp. Tied Navy Opp. Paint Off TO 2nd-Ch. Fast B. Bench Fr. So. Jr. Sr. N11 at Longwood W, :16 9:00 4: N13 Penn State Altoona W, :29 0:00 0: N16 at Siena L, :49 30:08 1: N19 at Quinnipiac L, :00 38:46 1: N22 Tulane L, :40 18:46 5: N25 at Albany L, :23 36:33 3: N27 Mount St. Mary s W, :05 0:20 3: N30 at Md.-Eastern Shore L, :25 35:28 1: D3 at Elon L, :21 29:32 7: D6 Monmouth L, :23 18:04 8: D10 at [10] Missouri L, :43 36:05 2: D22 at Presbyterian L, :00 39:24 0: D30 Mercer L, :27 30:42 3: J1 Norfolk State L, :50 15:02 7: J7 Lafayette L, :00 5:25 3: J11 at Holy Cross L, :55 20:45 5: J14 Army L, :00 37:23 2: J18 American L, :20 33:54 1: J26 at Lehigh J28 Bucknell F4 at Lafayette F8 Holy Cross F11 at Army F15 at American F18 Colgate F22 Lehigh F25 at Bucknell F29 PL Quarters NAVY TOTALS NAVY AVERAGE OPP. TOTALS OPP. AVERAGE Plus-Minus Statistics #1 #2 #3 #5 #11 #12 #15 #20 #21 #22 #23 #25 #31 #32 #33 #42 Date Opponent Connolly Wyatt Loupos Alter Wynn Brick. Montg. C.Smith W.Smith Roberts Jackson Sugars Avila Liebert Venturini Smoot N11 at Longwood DNP DNP DNP +1 DNP N13 Penn State Altoona N16 at Siena DNP DNP DNP +2 DNP N19 at Quinnipiac DNP +6-5 N22 Tulane DNP DNP DNP DNP +0 DNP N25 at Albany DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP N27 Mount St. Mary s DNP DNP DNP DNP -2 DNP N30 at Md.-Eastern Shore -2 DNP -2 DNP DNP DNP -2 DNP D3 at Elon DNP DNP DNP DNP +0 DNP D6 Monmouth DNP DNP +4 DNP DNP DNP +4 DNP D10 at [10] Missouri D22 at Presbyterian DNP D30 Mercer DNP DNP -8-6 DNP DNP J1 Norfolk State DNP -9-4 DNP DNP -4-3 DNP DNP DNP J7 Lafayette DNP -11 DNP DNP DNP DNP J11 at Holy Cross DNP DNP DNP +9 DNP J14 Army DNP DNP DNP J18 American DNP DNP +2 DNP DNP DNP J26 at Lehigh J28 Bucknell F4 at Lafayette F8 Holy Cross F11 at Army F15 at American F18 Colgate F22 Lehigh F25 at Bucknell F29 PL Quarters TOTALS Plus-minus is the total points the team scored while a player was on the court minus the total points allowed while on the court.

11 The Last Time That a Navy Player... An Opposing Player... scored 20 points 24 by J.J. Avila vs. American (Jan. 18, 2012) 22 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Jan. 11, 2012) scored 25 points 26 by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri (Dec. 10, 2011) 25 by C.J. McCollum, Lehigh (March 2, 2011) scored 30 points 31 by J.J. Avila vs. Towson (Nov. 24, 2010) 32 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Feb. 16, 2011) scored 35 points 40 by Chris Harris vs. Lehigh (Feb. 10, 2010) 37 by Vlad Moldoveanu, American (Jan. 27, 2010) scored 40 points 40 by Chris Harris vs. Lehigh (Feb. 10, 2010) 43 by Rob Feaster, Holy Cross (March 5, 1994) scored 45 points 50 by David Robinson vs. Michigan (March 12, 1987) 46 by Rob Feaster, Holy Cross (Feb. 19, 1994) scored 50 points 50 by David Robinson vs. Michigan (March 12, 1987) Never two Navy players with 25 points Chris Harris (30) and Jordan Sugars (25) vs. American (Feb. 24, 2011) three Navy players with 20 points David Robinson (31), Vernon Butler (24) and Kylor Whitaker (20) vs. William & Mary (Feb. 16, 1985) scored in double figures in five straight games 14 by J.J. Avila (Nov. 22, 2011 to present); 6 by Jordan Sugars (Dec. 30, 2011 to present) scored in double figures in 10 straight games 14 by J.J. Avila (Nov. 22, 2011 to present) scored in double figures in 15 straight games 18 by Jordan Sugars (Nov. 16, 2010 to Jan. 29, 2011) scored in double figures in 20 straight games 26 by Chris Harris (Nov. 13, 2009 to Feb. 17, 2010) scored in double figures in 25 straight games 26 by Chris Harris (Nov. 13, 2009 to Feb. 17, 2010) scored in double figures in 30 straight games 76 by David Robinson (Nov. 27, 1984 to Jan. 5, 1987) scored in double figures in 40 straight games 76 by David Robinson (Nov. 27, 1984 to Jan. 5, 1987) scored in double figures in 50 straight games 76 by David Robinson (Nov. 27, 1984 to Jan. 5, 1987) scored 20 points in two straight games 3 by J.J. Avila (Jan. 11, 2012 to present) scored 20 points in three straight games 3 by J.J. Avila (Jan. 11, 2012 to present) scored 20 points in four straight games 7 by Greg Sprink (Jan. 5, 2008 to Jan. 30, 2008) scored 20 points in five straight games 7 by Greg Sprink (Jan. 5, 2008 to Jan. 30, 2008) scored 20 points in six straight games 7 by Greg Sprink (Jan. 5, 2008 to Jan. 30, 2008) scored 20 points in seven straight games 7 by Greg Sprink (Jan. 5, 2008 to Jan. 30, 2008) scored 20 points in eight straight games 13 by David Robinson (Jan. 10, 1987 to Feb. 9, 1987) scored 20 points in nine straight games 13 by David Robinson (Jan. 10, 1987 to Feb. 9, 1987) scored 20 points in 10 straight games 13 by David Robinson (Jan. 10, 1987 to Feb. 9, 1987) made 10 field goals 10 by J.J. Avila vs. [10] Missouri (Dec. 10, 2011) 11 by Antwan Carter, Longwood (Jan. 4, 2011) made 15 field goals 22 by David Robinson vs. Michigan (March 12, 1987) 15 by Rob Feaster, Holy Cross (Feb. 19, 1994) attempted 20 field goals 20 by Jordan Sugars vs. Holy Cross (Jan. 19, 2011) 25 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Feb. 16, 2011) attempted 25 field goals 26 by Chris Harris vs. Colgate (Feb. 27, 2010) 25 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Feb. 16, 2011) shot 100 percent from the floor (min. 6 attempts) 6-of-6 by J.J. Avila vs. PSU Altoona (Nov. 13, 2011) 9-of-9 by Al Lonzo Coleman, Presbyterian (Dec. 22, 2011) made 10 free throws 10 by O.J. Avworo vs. Lehigh (March 2, 2011) 13 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Jan. 11, 2012) made 15 free throws 17 by Greg Sprink vs. American (Jan. 30, 2008) 15 by Ibrahim Jaaber, Penn (Dec. 2, 2005) attempted 10 free throws 12 by Jordan Sugars vs. Army (Jan. 14, 2012) 14 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Jan. 11, 2012) attempted 15 free throws 17 by O.J. Avworo vs. Longwood (Nov. 15, 2009) 15 by Stephen Lumpkins, American (March 3, 2010) attempted 20 free throws 21 by David Robinson vs. Drexel (Jan. 21, 1987) 24 by Carlos Yates, George Mason (March 3, 1984) made seven three-pointers 8 by Chris Harris vs. Lehigh (Feb. 10, 2010) 7 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Feb. 16, 2011) made eight three-pointers 8 by Chris Harris vs. Lehigh (Feb. 10, 2010) 8 by Andre Ingram, American (Jan. 14, 2004) made nine three-pointers 9 by Greg Sprink vs. Brown (Dec. 22, 2005) 9 by Garde Thompson, Michigan (March 12, 1987) attempted 13 three-pointers 13 by Greg Brown vs. Neumann (Nov. 16, 2010) 15 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Feb. 16, 2011) attempted 15 three-pointers 15 by Jordan Sugars vs. Coppin State (Dec. 30, 2009) 15 by Devin Brown, Holy Cross (Feb. 16, 2011) had 10 rebounds 14 by J.J. Avila vs. Army (Jan. 14, 2012) 10 by Charles Hinkle, American (Jan. 18, 2012) had 15 rebounds 16 by Jordan Sugars vs. Radford (Nov. 13, 2009) 17 by Mike Muscala, Bucknell (Feb. 5, 2011) had 20 rebounds 21 by David Robinson vs. James Madison (Jan. 10, 1987) 21 by Tim Burroughs, Jacksonville (Nov. 30, 1990) had 10 rebounds in two straight games 2 by Greg Sprink (Jan. 16, 2008 to Jan. 19, 2008) had 10 rebounds in three straight games 4 by Hassan Booker (Jan. 14, 1998 to Jan. 24, 1998) had 10 rebounds in four straight games 4 by Hassan Booker (Jan. 14, 1998 to Jan. 24, 1998) had 10 rebounds in five straight games 15 by David Robinson (Feb. 12, 1986 to Nov. 29, 1986) had 10 rebounds in 10 straight games 15 by David Robinson (Feb. 12, 1986 to Nov. 29, 1986) had 8 offensive rebounds 8 by Matt Fannin vs. American (Jan. 12, 2005) 8 by Ike Azotam, Quinnipiac (Nov. 19, 2011) had 10 defensive rebounds 10 by Jordan Sugars vs. American (Feb. 24, 2010) 11 by Mike Muscala, Bucknell (Feb. 5, 2011) had 10 assists 10 by O.J. Avworo vs. American (March 3, 2010) 10 by Byron Mulkey, Buffalo (Nov. 13, 2010) had 12 assists 13 by O.J. Avworo vs. Holy Cross (Feb. 17, 2010) 13 by Jay Greene, UMBC (Jan. 3, 2006) had 14 assists 14 by Erik Harris vs. UNC Wilmington (Jan. 7, 1991) 19 by Andres Rodriguez, American (Jan. 14, 2004) had 10 assists in two straight games 3 by O.J. Avworo (Jan. 30, 2010 to Feb. 10, 2010) had 10 assists in three straight games 3 by O.J. Avworo (Jan. 30, 2010 to Feb. 10, 2010) had five blocks 5 by Michael Cunningham vs. Bucknell (March 4, 2001) 7 by Eric Obeysekere, Holy Cross (Jan. 19, 2011) had seven blocks 7 by Sitapha Savane vs. Holy Cross (Feb. 19, 2000) 7 by Eric Obeysekere, Holy Cross (Jan. 19, 2011) had five steals 6 by J.J. Avila vs. American (Jan. 18, 2012) 6 by Bryan Bynes, George Washington (Dec. 5, 2010) had seven steals 12 by Jehiel Lewis vs. Bucknell (Jan. 12, 2002) 7 by Devin Gibson, Texas-San Antonio (Nov. 17, 2007) had a double-double 21 p, 14 r by J.J. Avila vs. Army (Jan. 14, 2012) 17 p, 11 r by Kyle O Quinn, Norfolk State (Jan. 1, 2012) had a double-double in two straight games 2 by Greg Sprink (Jan. 16, 2008 to Jan. 19, 2008) had a double-double in three straight games 3 by Laramie Mergerson (Feb. 28, 2004 to Nov. 19, 2004) had a double-double in four straight games 15 by David Robinson (Feb. 12, 1986 to Nov. 29, 1986) had a double-double in five straight games 15 by David Robinson (Feb. 12, 1986 to Nov. 29, 1986) had a double-double in points and assists 14 p, 13 a by O.J. Avworo vs. Holy Cross (Feb. 17, 2010) 16 p, 10 a by Byron Mulkey, Buffalo (Nov. 13, 2010) had a triple-double 11 p, 11 r, 11 a by Brian Walker vs. Bucknell (Feb. 16, 1994) Never had two players with a double-double 33 p, 12 r by Greg Sprink; 18 p, 10 a by Kaleo Kina vs. Lafayette (Jan. 19, 2008) had three players with a double-double 20 p, 10 r by Laramie Mergerson; 19 p, 10 r by Matt Fannin; 14 p, 10 r by Greg Sprink vs. Mount St. Mary s (Dec. 21, 2004) played 40 minutes in two straight games 4 by Jordan Sugars (Feb. 20, 2010 to March 3, 2010) played 40 minutes in three straight games 4 by Jordan Sugars (Feb. 20, 2010 to March 3, 2010) played 40 minutes in four straight games 4 by Jordan Sugars (Feb. 20, 2010 to March 3, 2010)

12 The Last Time That a Navy Team... A Navy Opponent... scored 100 points 100 vs. Colgate (Jan. 30, 2010) 103 by Lafayette (Jan. 19, 2008) scored 100 points away from home 102 vs. William & Mary (Nov. 22, 2008) 103 by Lafayette (Jan. 19, 2008) scored 100 points and lost 109 vs. Charlotte (Dec. 28, 1990) 103 by Fairfield (Feb. 7, 1983) scored 50 or fewer points 42 vs. Presbyterian (Dec. 22, 2011) 44 by Lafayette (Jan. 13, 2007) scored 40 or fewer points 40 vs. Holy Cross (Feb. 15, 2007) 37 by Washington, Md. (Dec. 20, 2006) scored 50 or fewer points and won 43 vs. Army (Feb. 28, 2004) 47 by William & Mary (Jan. 30, 1982) scored 50 points in a half 57 (2nd) vs. Longwood (Jan. 4, 2011) 54 (2nd) by Lehigh (March 2, 2011) scored 55 points in a half 57 (2nd) vs. Longwood (Jan. 4, 2011) 55 (2nd) by Colgate (Jan. 30, 2010) scored 60 points in a half 60 (2nd) vs. Lafayette (March 2, 1997) 64 (2nd) by Seton Hall (Dec. 22, 2009) scored 20 or fewer points in a half 20 (1st) vs. Presbyterian (Dec. 22, 2011) 20 (1st) by Elon (Dec. 3, 2011) shot.600 from the field.714 vs. Texas-San Antonio (Dec. 2, 2008).667 by Mercer (Dec. 30, 2011) shot.650 from the field.714 vs. Texas-San Antonio (Dec. 2, 2008).667 by Mercer (Dec. 30, 2011) shot.700 from the field.714 vs. Texas-San Antonio (Dec. 2, 2008).717 by Bucknell (Jan. 17, 2004) shot.600 from the field in a half.625 (1st) vs. Norfolk State (Jan. 1, 2012).750 (2nd) by Norfolk State (Jan. 1, 2012) shot.650 from the field in a half.690 (2nd) vs. Longwood (Jan. 4, 2011).750 (2nd) by Norfolk State (Jan. 1, 2012) shot.700 from the field in a half.842 (2nd) vs. Texas-San Antonio (Dec. 2, 2008).750 (2nd) by Norfolk State (Jan. 1, 2012) shot.750 from the field in a half.842 (2nd) vs. Texas-San Antonio (Dec. 2, 2008).750 (2nd) by Norfolk State (Jan. 1, 2012) shot.600 from the field in both halves.677 /.618 vs. Lehigh (Feb. 8, 1997).600 /.714 by Mercer (Dec. 30, 2011) shot.300 or worse from the field.275 vs. Elon (Dec. 3, 2011).186 by Md.-Eastern Shore (Nov. 25, 2008) shot.250 or worse from the field in a half.235 (2nd) vs. Lafayette (Feb. 12, 2011).242 (2nd) by George Washington (Dec. 5, 2010) had a plus-20 rebound margin Plus-23 vs. Army (Feb. 19, 2011) Plus-24 by Lehigh (Feb. 9, 2011) had a plus-25 rebound margin Plus-27 vs. Morgan State (Dec. 8, 2005) Plus-25 by Buffalo (Nov. 13, 2010) attempted 35 free throws 39 vs. Longwood (Nov. 15, 2009) 38 by Lehigh (March 2, 2011) attempted 40 free throws 41 vs. Radford (Nov. 29, 2008) 43 by Long Island (Dec. 30, 2010) made 25 free throws 26 vs. Lehigh (March 2, 2011) 27 by Holy Cross (Jan. 11, 2012) made 30 free throws 30 vs. Washington, Md. (Dec. 18, 2005) 30 by Penn (Nov. 24, 2007) made all of its free throw attempts 8-of-8 vs. Bucknell (Feb. 2, 2007) 16-of-16 by Lehigh (Jan. 10, 2004) attempted 30 three-pointers 35 vs. Lehigh (Feb. 9, 2011) 30 by Quinnipiac (Nov. 19, 2011) attempted 40 three-pointers 40 vs. Bucknell (March 5, 2008) Never made 0 three-pointers 0 vs. Colgate (Jan. 26, 2003) 0 by Holy Cross (Jan. 21, 2009) made 10 three-pointers 10 vs. Monmouth (Dec. 6, 2011) 10 by American (Jan. 18, 2012) made 15 three-pointers 15 vs. Colgate (Jan. 30, 2010) Never had 25 assists 28 vs. Coast Guard (Nov. 29, 1999) 29 by UMBC (Jan. 3, 2006) had 30 assists 32 vs. Mount St. Mary s (Nov. 27, 1990) 31 by Fordham (Nov. 24, 1990) had 25 turnovers 25 vs. Neumann (Nov. 16, 2010) 27 by Colgate (Jan. 29, 2011) had 30 turnovers 30 vs. Howard (Dec. 5, 2005) 35 by Neumann (Nov. 16, 2010) had 8 or fewer turnovers 8 vs. American (March 3, 2010) 8 by Longwood (Nov. 11, 2011) had 15 steals 15 vs. Neumann (Nov. 16, 2010) 15 by Buffalo (Nov. 13, 2010) had 20 steals 20 vs. Merchant Marine Academy (Nov. 23, 2004) 22 by Central Florida (Dec. 6, 2003) blocked 10 shots 10 vs. Neumann (Nov. 16, 2010) 11 by Buffalo (Nov. 13, 2010) blocked 15 shots 15 vs. Army (Feb. 7, 1999) 15 by Colgate (Feb. 5, 1997) played a ranked team (AP) Dec. 10, 2011 vs. [10] Missouri (lost, 59-84) beat a ranked team March 16, 1986 vs. [9] Syracuse (won, 97-85) won in one overtime Feb. 7, 2009 vs. Bucknell (won, 62-60) Nov. 27, 2010 by Md.-Eastern Shore (won, 89-81) won in double-overtime Jan. 29, 2011 vs. Colgate (won, 81-78) Feb. 24, 2010 by American (won, 80-77) won in triple-overtime Nov. 22, 2008 vs. William & Mary (won, ) March 5, 2008 by Bucknell (won, 87-86) no players in double figures Nov. 19, 2011 vs. Quinnipiac (Nov. 19, 2011) five players in double figures 5 vs. Longwood (Nov. 11, 2011) six players in double figures 6 vs. Washington, Md. (Dec. 18, 2005) all five starters in double figures vs. Army (Jan. 22, 2011) overcame a 10-point halftime deficit to win Feb. 27, 2003 vs. Lafayette (trailed 41-31; won 79-74) March 5, 2008 by Bucknell (trailed 34-24; won 87-86) overcame a 10-point second-half deficit to win Jan. 4, 2011 vs. Longwood (trailed 45-34; won 87-70) Feb. 18, 2009 by Holy Cross (trailed 48-36; won 74-69) overcame a 14-point halftime deficit to win March 5, 1994 vs. Holy Cross (trailed 48-34; won 93-91) Feb. 12, 1994 by Lafayette (trailed 42-27; won 68-63) overcame a 14-point second-half deficit to win Jan. 23, 2010 vs. Army (trailed 39-25; won 62-56) March 5, 2008 by Bucknell (trailed 45-28; won 87-86)

13 Box Scores Navy 78, Longwood Nov. 11, 2011 Farmville, Va. Willett Hall (1,779) Defining Moment: Navy used an 11-0 run over five minutes late in the second half to break a tie into a lead with 35 seconds left. 3 Loupos Avila Alter Roberts Sugars Wyatt Wynn Brickman C. Smith W. Smith Jackson Venturini TEAM 4 Totals Longwood fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 4 Carter van der Kooij Bowman Washington Neil Carey Robinson Havenstein TEAM 1 Totals Navy Longwood Officials: Haywood Bostic (R), Keith Fogleman, Scott Smith Records: Navy (1-0); Longwood (0-1) Quinnipiac 78, Navy Nov. 19, 2011 Hamden, Conn. TD Bank Center (1,690) Defining Moment: Quinnipiac broke out to a 16-3 lead, then used a 19-6 run out of halftime in cruising to the 24-point victory. 3 Loupos Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Connolly Wyatt Alter Wynn Montgomery C. Smith W. Smith Jackson Venturini Smoot TEAM 5 Totals Quinnipiac fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 4 Atozam A. Jackson J. Jackson D. Johnson J. Johnson Hearst Gause Young Barnett Alecxih Conti Harris Drame Bobb-Jones Wood-Smith Tarca TEAM 1 Totals Navy Quinnipiac Officials: Douglas Hopper, Lee Marelli, Gary Pucin0 Records: Navy (2-2); Quinnipiac (2-1) Navy 88, PSU Altoona Nov. 13, 2011 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,627) Defining Moment: Navy led 16-7 when it embarked on a 13-0 run to grab a 29-7 lead and the Mids were never threatened in the victory. PSU Altoona fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 33 Brennan Harvin Sarra Moyer Nester Ross Stiles Hicks Wells McKeehan Berry TEAM 1 1 Totals Loupos Avila Wyatt Roberts Sugars Connolly Alter Wynn Brickman Montgomery C. Smith W. Smith Jackson Liebert Venturini Smoot TEAM 4 Totals PSU Altoona Navy Officials: Alvin Cox (R), Rick Hall, Victor Montgomery Records: Navy (2-0); Penn State Altoona (0-1) Tulane 57, Navy Nov. 22, 2011 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,726) Defining Moment: Navy lead with 4:24 to play in the contest, but was held scoreless the rest of the way, going 0-for-5 with two turnovers. Tulane fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 00 Davis Fiorentinos Tarrant Callahan Timmons Rogers Cherry Hook Bruha TEAM 2 Totals Loupos Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Alter Wynn C. Smith W. Smith Jackson Venturini TEAM 4 Totals Tulane Navy Officials: Mike Chesney, Tom Fahey, Julius Terrell Records: Navy (2-3); Tulane (4-0) Siena 65, Navy Nov. 16, 2011 Albany, N.Y. Times Union Center (5,896) Defining Moment: Siena used a 18-4 run spanning halftime to turn a twopoint lead into a 16-point advantage with 15:52 left. 3 Loupos Avila Wyatt Roberts Sugars Alter Wynn Brickman C. Smith W. Smith Jackson Venturini TEAM 2 1 Totals Siena fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 1 Anosike Wignot Walters Downey Hymes Hopper Beard Poole TEAM 3 Totals Navy Siena Officials: Donnie Eppley (R), Doug Aprahamian, Tom Courtney Records: Navy (2-1); Siena (1-0) Albany 69, Navy Nov. 25, 2011 Albany, N.Y. SEFCU Arena (3,037) Defining Moment: With Albany up four with 1:40 left, Navy had a chance at a rebound off a missed free throw, but could not grab it and UA went up six. 3 Loupos Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Alter Wynn C. Smith W. Smith Jackson TEAM 4 1 Totals Albany fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 11 Devlin Metcalf Aronholt Black Suero Gibson Rowley Watts Guerrier Puk TEAM 2 Totals Navy Albany Officials: Jeffrey Anderson, Bill McCarthy, Carl Luciano Records: Navy (2-4); Albany (3-3)

14 Box Scores Navy 64, Mount St. Mary s Md.-Eastern Shore 59, Navy 46 Nov. 27, 2011 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,276) Defining Moment: After the Mount crawled to within 57-54, Jordan Sugars three-pointer pushed the lead back to six at with 2:34 to play. Mt. St. Mary s fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 35 Barber Thompson Castellanos Parker Norfleet Holley Krajina Owens TEAM 3 Totals W. Smith Avila Wynn Brickman Sugars Loupos Alter C. Smith Roberts Jackson Venturini TEAM 4 Totals Mount St. Mary s Navy Officials: Brandon Cruz (R), Victor Montgomery, Jim Koskinen Records: Navy (3-4); Mount St. Mary s (1-4) Nov. 30, 2011 Princess Anne, Md. Hytche Center (1,092) Defining Moment: UMES used three big runs, including a game-ending 8-0 run over final three minutes to turn a lead into a victory. 21 W. Smith Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Connolly Loupos Wynn C. Smith Jackson Venturini TEAM 6 Totals UMES fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 32 Hines Guillaume Pitt Bell Woods Womack Haley Robertson Kosile Anderson TEAM 2 Totals Navy UMES Officials: Emanuel Upton, Lionel Butler, Erik Brinker Records: Navy (3-5); UMES (2-7) Elon 51, Navy Dec. 3, 2011 Elon, N.C. Alumni Gym (1,037) Defining Moment: Austin Hamilton banked in a desparation 30-footer with just 2.0 seconds left to give Elon the three-point victory 21 W. Smith Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Wyatt Loupos Alter Wynn Jackson Venturini TEAM 5 Totals Elon fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 21 Beaumont Troutman Spradlin Hamilton Koch Bonney Dugas Isenbarger Edomwonyi Ervin TEAM 2 Totals Navy Elon Officials: Alan Spainhour, Sidney Cohen, Jerome Hall Records: Navy (2-1); Siena (1-0) Monmouth 69, Navy Dec. 6, 2011 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,682) Defining Moment: Monmouth used an 8-2 run late in the game to turn a twopoint deficit into a four-point lead with just 14 seconds left. Monmouth fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 20 Myers Keitt Waite Nesmith Steele Nicholas Campbell Harris Ware Tillotson James Wait TEAM 7 Totals W. Smith Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Loupos Wynn C. Smith Jackson Venturini TEAM 1 Totals Monmouth Navy Officials: Tim Kelly (R), Rick Hall, David Niven Records: Navy (3-7); Monmouth (1-8) 11 [10] Missouri 84, Navy 59 Dec. 10, 2011 Columbia, Mo. Mizzou Arena (11,529) Defining Moment: Navy trailed by 15 at early in the second half when the Tigers went on a 21-2 run over seven minutes to put the game away. 21 W. Smith Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Connolly Wyatt Loupos Alter Wynn Montgomery C. Smith Jackson Liebert Venturini Smoot TEAM 2 Totals [10] Missouri fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 10 Ratliffe P. Pressey M. Pressey Denmon English Dixon Green Sutton Moore Jones Rosburg TEAM 9 Totals Navy [10] Missouri Officials: Paul Janssen, Kevin Mathis, Toby Martinez Technicals: Missouri - Ratliffe Records: Navy (3-8); Missouri (9-0) Presbyterian 58, Navy Dec. 22, 2011 Clinton, S.C. Templeton Arena (856) Defining Moment: Presbyterian went on a 15-1 run surrounding halftime to push a lead to with 14 mins left. Navy w/out a FG for 11 mins. 3 Loupos Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Connolly Wyatt Alter Wynn Montgomery C. Smith W. Smith Jackson Venturini Smoot TEAM 1 Totals Presbyterian fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 34 Coleman Miller Johnson Mutakabbir Washington Clyburn Deihl McCray Hargrave Truss McTavish Lake Reynolds Totals Navy Presbyterian Officials: Mathew Potter, Matt DiPiro, Forrest Sigler Records: Navy (3-9); Presbyterian (6-5)

15 Box Scores Mercer 65, Navy Dec. 30, 2011 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (2,555) Defining Moment: Mercer used a 10-2 run late in the game to push a threepoint lead to an 11-point lead in the final two minutes. Mercer fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 5 Thomas Cecil Gollon Coursey Hall T. Smith Canevari Hallice C. Smith Harris Brown Larsen TEAM 5 1 Totals W. Smith Avila Wyatt Wynn Sugars Loupos Brickman C. Smith Roberts Jackson Venturini Smoot TEAM 1 Totals Mercer Navy Officials: Louie Andrakakos (R), Steven Weaver, Victor Montgomery Records: Navy (3-10); Mercer (9-6) Holy Cross 73, Navy Jan. 11, 2012 Worcester, Mass. Hart Center (1,374) Defining Moment: Holy Cross used a 12-0 run over four minutes to turn a deficit into a lead with just three minutes remaining. 21 W. Smith Avila Connolly Brickman Sugars Wyatt Loupos Wynn Montgomery Roberts Jackson Venturini TEAM 2 Totals Holy Cross fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 50 Dudzinski Beans Brown Burrell Evans Goens Cavataio Harris Miller Stevens Abt TEAM 5 Totals Navy Holy Cross Officials: Dan Anderson, Dwayne Gladden, Michael Berry Records: Navy (3-13, 0-2 PL); Holy Cross (8-8, 2-0 PL) Norfolk State 71, Navy Jan. 1, 2012 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,312) Defining Moment: Norfolk State shot 12-of-16 (.750) from the field in the second half to rally from a six-point halftime deficit for the victory. Norfolk St. fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 32 Tamares McEachin O Quinn Williams McCauley Johnson Fuentes Pugh Weathers Wheeless Rogers TEAM 3 Totals Loopos Avila Brickman Roberts Sugars Connolly Wyatt Wynn C. Smith W. Smith TEAM 3 1 Totals Norfolk State Navy Officials: William Bush (R), Lionel Butler, Dwayne Gladden Records: Navy (3-11); Norfolk State (10-5) Army 75, Navy Jan. 14, 2012 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (5,710) Defining Moment: Army used a 19-3 run midway through the first half, holding Navy to one FG over 11 minutes, to grab a lead with 2:17 left. Army fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 13 Ellis Springer Washington Simmons Herbeck Lenox Williams Harris Pancoe Gramling Thornton Johnson Stire TEAM 3 1 Totals Loupos Avila Connolly Brickman Sugars Wyatt Alter Montgomery W. Smith Roberts Jackson Venturini Smoot TEAM 4 Totals Army Navy Officials: Jim Koskinen, Tony Crisp, Lionel Butler Records: Navy (3-14, 0-3 PL); Army (8-10, 1-2 PL) Lafayette 65, Navy Jan. 7, 2012 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,986) Defining Moment: Lafayette rallied from a four-point deficit with 3:25 to play thanks to a 12-4 run that covered just over three minutes. Lafayette fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 13 Willen Trist Hinrichs Mower Delaney Detmer Ptasinski Smith Giese Petkovich Pelham TEAM 3 Totals Loupos Avila Connolly Brickman Sugars Wyatt Alter C. Smith W. Smith Roberts Jackson TEAM 2 Totals Lafayette Navy Officials: Davey Becker (R), George Crocker, Jr., Andrew Seward Records: Navy (3-12, 0-1 PL); Lafayette (6-10, 1-0 PL) American 67, Navy Jan. 18, 2012 Annapolis, Md. Alumni Hall (1,666) Defining Moment: Navy cut a 25-point lead to four, but had two turnovers in the final minute to stall the comeback. American scored the last three pts. American fg 3fg ft reb pf tp a to b s mp 23 Hinkle Wroblicky Munoz Brewer Schoof McCormack Kager Simon II Fisher Grafft Jolivette TEAM 1 Totals Avila Brickman Roberts Jackson Sugars Connolly Wyatt Loupos W. Smith Venturini Smoot TEAM 4 Totals American Navy Officials: Garrick Shannon (R), George Crocker, Guy Pagano Records: Navy (3-15, 0-4 PL); American (12-7, 3-1 PL)

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