Georgia State Panthers (13-12, 4-10) at Northeastern Huskies (11-14, 6-8) Sunday, Feb. 21 Solomon Court (2,500) Boston, Mass. Tipoff: 2:00 p.m.

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1 This Trips s Fact Box On the Air: Radio: WRAS-FM (88.5) Panthers radio broadcaster Drew Hinesley will handle the play-byplay, home and away. Live pre-game show begins at 1:45 p.m. Sunday with post-game interview with Coach Lea Henry follows. Internet: Online audio on wras.org and on GeorgiaStateSports.com Head Coaches Georgia State: Lea Henry at State/16th year overall/20th year NU: Daynia La-Force Mann at NU/4th year overall/5 years Final Four: The Panthers have four regular season games left, starting in Boston. State comes home next week to host Drexel and George Mason. They close the year at UNCW. Georgia State Panthers (13-12, 4-10) at Northeastern Huskies (11-14, 6-8) Sunday, Feb. 21 Solomon Court (2,500) Boston, Mass. Tipoff: 2:00 p.m. Georgia State and Northeastern meet for the second time this season after the Huskies claimed a win on Feb. 4 in Atlanta. GSU led by five with 10 minutes to play (47-42) when NU went on an 8-0 run to gain the lead. It was a game in favor of NU with just five minutes to play. But, the Huskies converted 17-of-22 free throws to just 4-of-9 for Georgia State to secure the win. NU enters on a two-game win streak after wins at home over Hofstra, 56-52, and UNCW, 60-54, Thursday. Location... Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment...30,000 Colors... Blue & White Conference... CAA...Colonial Athletic Association NCAA Appearances...3 WNIT Appearances...1 Began Basketball CAA Season...5th A.D... Cheryl L. Levick President...Dr.Mark P. Becker Web site...georgiastatesports.com Contact Info Asst. A.D./Comm...Charlie Taylor Office Cell Fax ctaylor@gsu.edu Online...GeorgiaStateSports.com Georgia State Journeys to Boston Georgia State (13-12, 4-10) has had plenty of heartbreaking CAA losses by 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 points this year, with 12 CAA games played decided by 10 or fewer points. Seven games have been five points or fewer with a minute to play. The Panthers have a three-point home win over William and Mary and other CAA wins by 10, 10 and nine points. The Panthers have lost the last 3 games by a combined 10 points. Northeastern (6-8 in the CAA) has a league win in OT, plus 4, 6 and 8-point wins. The Huskies beat first-place ODU in triple OT in Boston and lost to second-place Drexel in OT. NU has played five OT games this season. The gritty Panthers got off to a 9-2 season start and were gaining some teamwork and unity, but the losses of starting center Chan Harris (broken bone in foot) and guard Jylisa Williams (team suspension) forced a re-grouping. Georgia State s defense leads the CAA (56.3, No. 28 in the NCAA) as the Panthers have held 15 opponents to 60 points or fewer. The aggressive defense still ranks No. 28 in the NCAA in steals (10.9) despite losing the pair of defensive stalwarts mentioned above. The Panthers are No. 29 in turnover margin (+4.17) and No. 53 in assist-turnover ratio. GSU is also No. 76 in assists (14.4) to lead the CAA. State is No. 3 in the CAA in shooting percentage (41.6%). Senior Danyiell McKeller, photo left, leads the team in scoring with 18.7 per game, currently No. 24 in the nation. McKeller s 65 steals make her No. 2 in the CAA and her 6.2 rebounds make her No. 15. Senior Shay Rawls leads in rebounding (7.9, No. 7 CAA) to move into the top 10 in school history. Senior Brittany Graham leads with 44 three-point baskets. Crystal Johnson leads the CAA in assists again (5.6, 140 total) and is No. 19 in the nation as she seeks to better last year s 162, 5.53, and No. 20 ranking. Johnson is +64 in assist-turnovers and leads the CAA in that as well.

2 Georgia State Relies on DEFENSE to set the tempo Georgia State has a lot of positives in the statistical analysis of the season. The Panthers success starts with its defensive pressure: Lead the CAA in defense (56.3), No. 28 NCAA 2nd in the league in steals (10.9), No. 28 NCAA 3rd in the CAA in 3-pt defense (29.7), No. 72 NCAA 5th in the CAA in FG defense (38,3) 6th in the CAA in Blocked Shots, (77, 3.1) Offensively, the up-tempo Panthers prefer to work for the easier shot than the three-point basket and use the transition game: 3rd in the CAA in FG Pct. (41.6%), No. 90 NCAA 2nd in the CAA in Assists, (14.4), No. 76 NCAA 2nd in the CAA-Asst./TO ratio, No. 53 NCAA 3rd in CAA in Scoring Margin, (+4.8), No. 86 NCAA The senior trio of Shay Rawls, Brittany Graham and Danyiell McKeller lead the way. The Panthers are getting 18.7 points and 6.2 rebounds from McKeller, along with 65 steals. Rawls leads the squad in rebounding (7.9, No. 8 CAA) now that she is back as a starter and has moved into the top 10 rebounding list in school history with her 745. Sophomore Crystal Johnson, photo right, who led the CAA last year in assists, is back on top again with her current 5.6 average (No. 15 NCAA). Johnson is also No. 1 in the CAA in the assist turnover ratio (+64) and No. 36 in the NCAA. Junior Traci Haltiwanger adds experience off the bench and has 66 career threepoint baskets (17 this year) to provide more outside punch. She hit for three three-point baskets each in three of the last four games The Panthers crashed the boards hard last week with 42 and 40, including 20 offensive rebounds in each game. They had 16 more offensive rebounds vs. ODU. Eight of the 13 wins have been by 14 or more points with their season scoring margin sitting at a +5.0 on the year Georgia State is No. 144 of the 345 schools in the Feb. 15 in the Sagarin RPI rankings and No. 150 in the NCAA RPI. Graham, photo right, provides the outside fireworks with 44 treys at a.400 rate (No. 2 CAA). Graham has made 44 of her 110 treys with three games of four or more this year. Newcomer Angelique Burtts has been a big help with her 9.8 ppg.,113 rebounds, 69 assists, 47 steals, 13 blocks. The 13 wins already surpass last year s final total for the season (12). PANTHER NOTEBOOK NUGGETS Want to see how fast a Panther is? Try running with them and see they like going real fast. The Panthers have won 13 straight games when scoring 70 or more points, including 5-0 this year. Want to see how fierce and protective a Panther is of a basket? Play half-court slow-down and see they like that even better. The Panthers have won 50 straight games when holding the opponent to 50 or fewer points, including 7-0 this year. The Panthers are shooting 41.6% from the field for the season (No. 90 NCAA). Georgia State s defense has kept most opponents below their season scoring average...state ranks No. 28 in the nation in defense (56.3), holding 15 of its 25 opponents to 60 points or less. The Panthers finished No. 10 in the nation last year in steals (11.8 per game). GSU has made 10 or more steals in a game 16 times in the 25 games this season. This year, the defense has forced 511 turnovers (20.4 per game) and made 272 steals (10.9 per game, No. 27 NCAA). State is No. 6 in CAA in blocked shots (77, 3.1 per game) Versatile, the Panthers have started seven different players so far this season. Only two have started all 25 games (McKeller, Burtts). Georgia State is 5-6 on the road this year, while sitting at 8-6 at home as a result of the losses to the two Top 25 teams in the GSU Sports Arena, Florida State (22-4, 16 RPI) and Ga. Tech (20-5, 29 RPI), as well as VCU (16-9, 9-4), James Madison (18-6, 8-5) & Northeastern (11-14, 6-8) and ODU (14-10, 12-2). Georgia State sits at No. 144 in the Sagarin RPI. and No. 150 in the CBN/NCAA (RPIRatings.com). The Panthers have two players ranked in the Top 30 in the nation: Danyiell McKeller in scoring (24h), Crystal Johnson in assists (19th). Angelique Burtts and Crystal Johnson are tied for 4th in most triple-double games this year with their one game.

3 The GEORGIA STATE ROSTER Angelique BURTTS F Jr. 6-0 Conyers, Ga./East Miss. JC/MTSU/Rockdale 2 2nd in scoring (9.8), 2nd in assists (69), third in steals (47) and rebounds (113)...JUCO All-America pick (15.5 ppg, 7.9 rpg) with 72 steals, 70 assists on 25-7 team. Tiffany ANDERSON G Fr. 5-9 Albany, Ga./Dougherty Brittany GRAHAM G Sr. 5-9 Boulder, Col./KCKCC/UMKC/Boulder Chan HARRIS F Jr. 6-2 Macon, Ga./Northeast Traci HALTIWANGER G Jr. 5-9 Summerville, S.C./Summerville Crystal JOHNSON G So. 5-8 Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge Shay RAWLS F Sr. 6-2 Augusta, Ga./Cross Creek Erika SUMPTER C Fr. 6-2 Orangeburg, S.C./Wilkinson Jerlisa TAYLOR G Fr. 5-6 Douglasville, Ga./Douglas County Cody PAULK C Fr. 6-3 Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City Danyiell McKELLER F Sr Fayetteville, N.C./Westover 4 10 JUCO 12 with 22 career 23 (166, 25 double-figure 30 Carolina 32 kets 33 per 42 Has A 1,000-point prep star who averaged 19.7 ppg and 9.1 rpg at south Georgia s Dougherty High...Secondteam All-State with multiple 30-point scoring games. Tops team with 44 treys (.400) and #3 CAA in Led State with 40 treys last year as junior after leading team with 48 treys as a sophomore. Out for season (foot)...third on team in rebounding (6.2), third in scoring (11.0)...Led team with 8 blocks...led team 58.1% shooting...has 18 career double-figure games. Has made 66 three-point baskets at State, 17 this year... Has 15 career double-figure game, 3 this year...has 66 steals. Leads CAA with 140 assists (5.6, No. 19 NCAA); 2nd team in steals with 56, 7th CAA...Led CAA in assists 5.53 pg) and was No. 20 in nation last year. Has 745 career rebounds, with 345 offensive boards.. Owns 23 career double-figure scoring games and 25 career reb. games...played 115 consecutive games. In 130 minutes, has scored 40 points (2.2), grabbed 23 reb. (1.3), had 4 blocks.one of top 100 players in South with 11.5 ppg, 9.0 rpg and 73 blocked shots. Metro Atlanta recruit who averaged 11.6 ppg with 3.2 assists and 2.5 steals...also made 27 three-point bason 22-6 squad. In 95 minutes, has 14 blocks, 16 points, 15 rebounds... One of top shot blockers in Alabama with 6.7 blocks game on No. 5 team in state (25-5). Her 1,282 career points include 59 career double-figure games...has 616 career rebounds and 14 doublefigure reb. games average is No. 24 in NCAA games of 20 or more points this year, 19 career.

4 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 4 McKELLER S STRONG SEASON Danyiell McKeller is having a strong year with her 18.7 average, (No. 24 NCAA).Her top games this year are: 22 pts., 7 reb. - Kennesaw 21 pts., 5 reb - Florida St. 21 pts., 9 reb. - Murray St. 18 pts., 7 reb. - Troy 22 pts., 6 reb. - Presbyterian 26 pts., 4 reb. - Del. St. 25 pts., 6 reb. - Iona 19 pts., 4 reb. - UT Martin 22 pts., 5 reb. - UMES 20 pts., 7 reb. - UNCW 26 pts., 8 reb. - Towson 22 pts., 6 reb. - ODU 18 pts., 6 reb. - JMU 21 pts., 4 reb - Mason 27 pts., 8 reb. - NU 18 pts., 9 reb. - W&M 23 pts., 8 reb. - Del. CHALLENGING SCHEDULE Of the 345 Divsion I schools, this year the Panthers 12 losses have come to Florida State (16 Sagarin/18 CBN), Ga. Tech (29/30), James Madison twice (53), ODU twice (61), VCU twice (100), Delaware (106), Towson (119), Hofstra (120), NU (143), meaning all the losses are to teams in the top 40% of the country. The best wins have come over Towson (119), Iona (166), UNCW (173). All 12 schools in the CAA are in the Top 235 in the ratings (top 70%), meaning all league games are tough. BEST SHOOTING HALVES OF THIS SEASON That is similiar to last year when she opened with 24 points and 11 rebounds in the opening win at Clemson and then had 23 points against Northeastern before her injury. But, last year s season took a sour turn for the Panthers from the solid 9-4 start after she injured both her knees and missed over a month of action. McKeller was averaging nearly 15 points a game last year in that fast start of her junior year. McKeller s last double-figure game was the 59th of her career as she sits at 1,282 career points and 616 rebounds. She has that confidence back now that made her a 1,585-point scorer in North Carolina prep ball (Westover High in Fayetteville, N.C.) as she averaged 17.5 as a senior in high school. McKeller has topped the 20-point mark 19 times in her career, 13 this year. Mathematically, she just moved into 10th place all-time and needs 78 points to catch Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen in 9th. Team No. 28 Defense No. 28 Steals No. 29 Turnover Margin-4.17 No. 90 FG Pct No. 76 Assists No. 72 FG Def. 3-pt NCAA STAT RANKINGS Individual No. 19 Assists - Johnson- 5.6 No. 24 Scoring -McKeller-18.7 No. 53 Asst-To ratio- Johnson No. 47 Steals - McKeller DEFENSE ALWAYS WINS The Panthers have shot better than 50% in 15 halves this season as they lead the CAA in FG percentage (41.6). Here are the top HALVES of this season: 65.0 at Delaware State (1st half) 63.0 Nicholls State (2nd half) 60.9 Florida State (2nd half) 57.7 Murray State (2nd half) 57.6 at Kennesaw State (1st half) 57.1 Troy (1st half) 55.0 Kennesaw State (2nd half) 54.8 UNC Wilmington (2nd half) 54.5 VCU (2nd half) 52.2 Presbyterian (2nd half) 52.2 VCU (1st half) 51.7 at Delaware State (2nd half) 51.7 Iona (1st half) 51.5 William and Mary (1sst half) 50.0 UT Martin (1st half) Best GAME Shooting percentage this season: 57.1 at Delaware State 28-of at Kennesaw State 34-of Nicholls State 30-of VCU 24-of-45 When Georgia State held UT Martin to 32 points in the Holiday Tournament on Dec. 29, it marked the third lowest points allowed in a game in school history. Need evidence that defense always wins? Here are the 13 games when Georgia State has held its opponent to 40 or fewer points, all easy wins. Fewest Points Allowed, Game Pts. Opponent (Year) Score 30 Samford ( ) W, Morris Brown ( ) W, UT Martin ( ) W, Georgia Tech ( ) W, Piedont ( ) W, Furman ( ) W, Brewton-Parker ( ) W, Jacksonville ( ) W, at George Mason ( ) W, at Samford ( ) W, at USF ( ) W, USC Upstate ( ) W, at Tift ( ) W, Georgia Tech ( ) W,

5 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page SCHEDULE & RESULTS Date Opponent Time 11-4 SHORTER (Exh.) GA SOUTHWESTERN (Exh.) at Kennesaw State FLORIDA STATE Georgia State Thanksgiving Tournament MURRAY STATE TROY at Presbyterian College NICHOLLS STATE at Delaware State at Iona GEORGIA TECH th annual Georgia State University Invitational UT MARTIN UMES/Championship UNC WILMINGTON* at James Madison* at Hofstra* VCU* TOWSON* at Old Dominion* JAMES MADISON* at George Mason* at VCU* NORTHEASTERN* WILLIAM AND MARY* at Towson* at Delaware* OLD DOMINION* at Northeastern* 2 p.m DREXEL* 6 p.m GEORGE MASON* 2 p.m. 3-3 at UNC Wilmington* 7 p.m CAA Championship TBA Harrisonburg, VA * Colonial Athletic Association Game All times listed are EASTERN EXPERIENCE Of The Panthers Georgia State s six returners and one junior college transfer bring a wealth of college experience. Here is what they have done: DF DF D-Double GP GS Scoring Rebs. Games Danyiell McKeller Shay Rawls Brittany Graham (incl. JC) JUCO only Traci Haltiwanger Angelique Burtts (incl.jc) JUCO only Chan Harris (Inj) Crystal Johnson (2 DF asst.) (Burtts and Johnson each have a triple-double game this season) TOTALS STREAKS AND MILESTONES: Longest current games consecutive games, streak Shay Rawls with 115 straight Longest current games started streak, Angelique Burtts started all 32 last year in JUCO and the 25 this year (57 total) 115 Games Played: Shay Rawls has 115 (115 is 7th GSU) 1,300 Points Scored: Danyiell McKeller has 1,282, needs Rebounds: Shay Rawls has 745, needs Rebounds: Danyiell McKeller has 616, needs Points: Shay Rawls has 630, needs Pointers: Brittany Graham (has 143, incld. JUCO), needs 7 60 Double Figures Games: Danyiell McKeller has 59, needs Career Wins: Lea Henry has 301 The Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) The CAA has placed three or more teams in postseason tournaments for four straight years, with two teams receiving NCAA bids last year (Drexel and VCU). In each of the past two WNBA drafts, the CAA has had a first-round pick. The 12-member CAA will play its conference championship this year on March on the campus of James Madison University. This year, the CAA is a combined (59.3%) vs. Non-Conference opposition. This year, James Madison spent three weeks in the Top 25 in the national poll with a top win over No. 14 Virginia. The CAA has been No. 8, 9 or 10 in the conference weekly RPI rankings this year among the 32 conferences. 11 of the 12 CAA schools are ranked in the Top 50% in the RPI rankings. 4 of the Top 25 scorers in the NCAA are from the CAA, led by Dawn Evans of JMU and Elena Delle Donne of Del., both in top 5

6 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 6 COMPARING SCHOOL HISTORY NUMBERS GAMES PLAYED CAREER Name Years Total Evita Rogers Brittany Hollins Yvette Tisdale Monica Thomas K. Roegiers-Jensen Patechia Hartman Shay Rawls present..115 San Kegler Leslie McElrath Nerissa Mattox Brownie Caldwell Alicia Doherty Angelina Miller Dee Dee Merriweather GAMES STARTED CAREER Name Years Total Leslie McElrath Brittany Hollins Evita Rogers San Kegler D.McKeller present. 102 Brownie Caldwell Terese Allen K. Roegiers-Jensen July Mehaffey Rhian Jones Marica Maddox Renee Patton Nerissa Mattox THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE CAREER Name Years Total K. Roegiers-Jensen Monica Thomas Carmelita Layog Angela Anderson Marica Maddox July Mehaffey Angelina Miller B. Graham present...84 Alicia Doherty Patechia Hartman Renee Patton Brittany Hollins Shanetta Reid Brownie Caldwell Alex Court THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE SEASON Name Year Total Carmelita Layog K. Roegiers-Jensen Tabitha David K. Roegiers-Jensen Monica Thomas Marica Maddox Brittany Graham Brittany Graham Patechia Hartman Angelina Miller Marica Maddox July Mehaffey Angela Anderson Angela Anderson Monica Thomas RADAR GRAHAM Senior Brittany Graham must be lining up her threepoint shots with radar as she is having another solid season outside the arc. She is 3rd in the CAA for the season with 44 of 110 (.400). She s made 84 treys so far in 55 games at Georgia State after a 48-made sophomore season in junior college. She was 4-for-4 this year in treys vs. James Madison in game 1 and 4-for-6 in game 2 and has a most-made 5-of-6 last year in a win at Clemson and five made last year at Towson. She s been 3-for-4 outside the arc in two other games this year (Georgia Tech and UMES). She hit the final basket of the game in the win over W&M on Feb. 7. SCORING MACHINE Senior Danyiell McKeller is used to scoring, but she has figured out how to do it with double-teams, box-and-one defenses and a host of ways designed to stop her jumper. McKeller has 19 games with 20 or more points in her career and 13 games of 20 or more this year. CAREER REBOUNDS Name Years Total Joyce Harrell ,051 Angela Gresham , ,030 Sherry Stinchomb San Kegler Sheryl Martin Pam Martin Leslie McElrath Evita Rogers Vickie Grant Shay Rawls present.745 Rhian Jones SEASON SCORING AVERAGE Name Year Avg. Terese Allen Sheryl Martin Angela Gresham Terese Allen Leslie McElrath Leslie McElrath Patechia Hartman Denise Lloyd D. McKeller Traci Cheek San Kegler Maxine Farmer She shoots 41% this season and 46% for her career. Her third shot at ODU was the 1,000th shot in her 96th game at State, with 480 of those finding the mark at that point. She has 533 made baskets now, 7th most. She has 1,282 points, a little less than her 1,585 in 110 high school games. That s 2,867 points over the combined two careers.

7 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 7 NEW PANTHERS HAVING AN IMPACT Angelique Burtts, #2, was a junior college third-team All-America honoree last year with her 15.5 points, 7.9 rebounds, 72 steals, 22 three-point baskets and 19 blocks as an all-around performer on both ends of the court. At Georgia State, she has shown to be a valuable contributor in all those ways. She is one of a select group in the NCAA to have produced a triple-double game this season with 19 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds in a GSU win over Murray State of the OVC. Burtts added a double-double to the list with 16 points and 10 rebounds in the win at George Mason. She had 10 double-doubles last year in JUCO play. She has had 13 double-figure games this season, topped by the 20 points in the win over Nicholls State on 9-of-10 field goals. She also had 16 in the win over UNC Wilmington and 15 in the win over Kennesaw State, meaning the Panthers are 5-0 this year when she scores 15 or more. She has scored 244 points (9.8). The six-footer does most things well. She s a rebounder (40 in the last 6 games) with 113 on the season (4.5). She s a thief with 47 on the season (third on team) and a top game of six steals. She s a passer with 69 assists (second on team) and three games with seven or more. She can jump with her 13 blocked shots (third on team). She can stop outside and make the three-point shot (10 on the season). Counting JUCO, Burtts has 36 double-figure scoring games and 11 career games of 20 or more points. She s also a winner with the Panthers, after a 25-7 Sweet 16 season last year, and a 24-6 senior high school campaign at Rockdale High in metro Atlanta. Freshman Cody Paulk, #33, has used her 6-foot-3 size to help the Panthers, especially since starting center Chan Harris got hurt. Paulk blocked five shots in the Feb. 7 win over William and Mary, while hitting 3-of-4 shots for six points. The freshman has now seen 95 minutes of time with 14 blocks, 15 rebounds and 16 points as she makes the adjustment to CAA basketball after high school. In Alabama last year, Paulk averaged six blocked shots a game on a 25-5 team that was No. 4 in the state. The 3.86 scholar in her first semester at GSU was a National Honor Society and Mathematics Club honoree in high school so she is learning things quickly. Freshman Erika Sumpter, #30, has logged 130 minutes. The 6-0 post player has shown a nice outside shot, hitting 61.5% from the field (16-of-26) for 40 points. She s also 80% from the free throw line (8-of-10). Sumpter has added 23 rebounds, 5 steals and 4 blocks. Freshman Tiffany Anderson has played 100 minutes with 21 points, 13 rebounds, 7 assists and 7 steals. Freshman Jerlisa Taylor has played just nine minutes, but scored 7 points in that short time, to go with 2 rebounds.

8 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 8 It Takes A THIEF HEAD COACH LEA HENRY Lea Henry enters her 16th season as the head coach of the Georgia State University women s basketball program and 20th year overall at the helm of an NCAA Division I team. Henry already holds the record for most career wins at State with 243 and has won 20 or more games in a season four times. She has 301 career wins at her three schools. She has been a Conference Coach of the Year three times and has been named the Georgia Division I Coach of the Year three times by the Atlanta Tipoff Club. Henry has led State to five conference regular season championships and three conference tournament championships. Her State teams have earned three NCAA bids and one WNIT bid. She is an inductee in the Class of 2006 Georgia Sports Hall of Fame and the Class of 2005 University of Tennessee Lady Vol Hall of Fame. LEA HENRY AS A HEAD COACH Season School Record Florida (Interim) Mercer Mercer Mercer Mercer Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Six Games at Florida 3-3 Four Seasons at Mercer th Season at Georgia State (.524) Overall (19-plus Seasons) (.521) Last year, the Panthers ranked No. 10 in the nation in steals (11.8 per game) with 18 games with double-digit steals. They are No. 27 in the nation this year at 10.9 and average 20.4 turnovers forced per game with 16 games with double-digit steals. The defense includes three players who already have 45 or more steals this year, with McKeller s 65, Johnson s 56, and Burtts 47. Shay Rawls and Brittany Graham also have double-digit steals with 30 and 25 this year. The most steals in a game this season were 17 versus UNCW and VCU, 16 against Troy, with 14 against Nicholls State, as well as 13 versus Towson, Presbyterian College and UT Martin, plus 12 each from Kennesaw State and Iona. SHARING The Ball Passing is another integral part of Coach Henry s plans as last year s team was No. 2 in the CAA in assists and No. 74 in the nation. State had 241 assists, an average of 14 per game. Pass first, dribble second, encourages getting the ball to the open teammate. They lead the CAA this year with 14.4 assists per game and are No. 69 in the NCAA. Point guard Crystal Johnson led the CAA as a freshman in with 166 assists (5.53) and ranked No. 20 in the NCAA last year and leads again as a sophomore with 140 (5.6). TRIPLE DOUBLE DELIGHT Junior forward Angelique Burtts and sophomore point guard Crystal Johnson are among the NCAA players who have combined for 30 total tripledouble games this year. GSU had just two triple-doubles in its 35-year history (Marquitta Head, 2006; Denise Lloyd, VCU, 1981). WHAT S NEXT? GSU heads to Boston for the game with Northeastern on Sunday, Feb. 21. The Panthers then get a week at home as they play host to Drexel and George Mason on Feb. 25 and 28. The regular season ends at UNC Wilmington on March 3. The CAA Championship is March in Harrisonburg, Va. 35th YEAR of Basketball This marks Georgia State s 35th season of women s basketball in the NCAA with the first season being in The team has earned three NCAA bids and one WNIT bid.

9 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 9 Georgia State Roster Fun Facts 2 Angelique Burtts Is a twin (brother s name is Angelo)..Was 5th at the state championship track meet in the long jump...has dunked the ball during practices at high school and previous college...this is the third college team for her (Middle Tennessee as freshman, East Mississippi JC as sophomore). 4 Tiffany Anderson Youngest in family of five, so has always tried to keep up with the big kids...third in the state track championship last year in the long jump and member of fifth place 4x100 relay team...first met Coach Henry in middle school Camp of Champs in hometown of Albany. 10 Brittany Graham Her father, Paul, was head coach at Washington State and is now assistant on men s staff here at Georgia State...This is the eighth city the daughter of a basketball coach has lived in...wears #10 because her older brother, Nick (Washington State) did...english major who likes writing and photography and aspires to be an ESPN reporter. 12 Chandra Harris Her father, Charles, was a 6-2 guard who played basketball at Iowa State (class of 81)...Chan was All-CAA in track last year as a high jumper...she has twin brothers, who are younger, and is one of four children...in track, Chandra was third in the state championship in the high jump. 22 Traci Haltiwanger One of six children...enjoys bowling...hails from the Flower Town in the Pines of Summerville, S.C., north of Charleston... Traci s friend, A.J. Green, led the Summerville men s basketball team in scoring and he is leading the SEC in pass receiving now at UGA...Traci wants to become a basketball coach. 23 Crystal Johnson Born two days before Christmas (Dec. 23)...Older brother, James, was also high school point guard and taught her a lot about the game...mom works in library and stressed education first... Big XBox 360 fan...wears 23 like others who like Michael Jordan. 25 Shay Rawls Overcame major knee surgery (ACL, MCL) in high school 2005, but has come back to play in 90 consecutive college games...lettered in volleyball (team MVP) and track...one of five children and she is second oldest...made 18 consecutive free throw for her best streak at State. 30 Erika Sumpter Sister, Brittany, played college ball at Charlotte and Johnson C. Smith and mom, Sandra, was also a high school basketball player...ap Honor Roll student who wants to be a teacher and is an early childhood education major. 32 Jerlisa Taylor Cheers for Navy football team since cousin, Ricky Dobbs, is the quarterback and leading rusher... Dobbs had also been an all-state basketball player at her metro Atlanta high school (Douglas County)...Majoring in criminal justice. 33 Cody Paulk Her father, Darron, is 6-6 and played ball at Georgia Southwestern College...Member of National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta mathematics honorary..played the viola in the school orchestra...had a triple-double game in points, rebounds and blocks last year. 42 Danyiell McKeller Danyiell is a twin (brother Daniel)...Wears No. 42 to remember her mother, who was 42 when Danyiell was born and died of diabetes when Danyiell was just One of six children. Her older brother, Ira, played football at Wake Forest University. Her twin plays college baseball.. Coaching Staff Two have won Olympic gold medals with the USA basketball teams...lea Henry did so in 1984 as the starting point guard on first USA women s team to ever win gold...bridgette Gordon did so in 1988 as starting forward...gordon is in Basketball Hall of Fame (Class of 2007)...Henry is in State of Georgia Hall of Fame (Class of 2006)...Coach Henry s husband, Greg Manning, is a former player at Maryland and was inducted into the Pennsylvania Athletic State Hall of Fame in October 2009, making them a dual Hall of Fame family.

10 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 10 PANTHERS BY THE NUMBERS Where Crystal Johnson is ranked in the CAA in assists and assist/turnover ratio 2 - Where Danyiell McKeller ranks in steals in the CAA (65, 2.6) 3 - Number of seniors on this year s team (Graham, McKeller and Rawls) 13 - Consecutive games Georgia State has won when scoring 70 or more points 19 - Where point guard Crystal Johnson ranks in the NCAA in assists (5.6 per game) 21 - Number of all-conference players under head coach Lea Henry 24 - Where Danyiell McKeller currently ranks in NCAA in scoring (18.7) 28 - Where Georgia State ranks in the NCAA in scoring defense (56.3) 28 - Where Georgia State currently ranks in NCAA in steals per game (10.9) Brittany Graham s 3-point percentage that is No. 2 in the CAA 46- This is Georgia State s 35th season of women s basketball ( beginning) 50 - Consecutive games GSU has won when holding opponent to 50 or fewer points 59 - Number of career double-figure scoring games of Danyiell McKeller 75 - Where Georgia State currently ranks in NCAA in assists per game in (14.4) 84 - Number of career 3-point baskets Brittany Graham has in 55 games at GSU Career games of Shay Rawls, right, moving into the Top 10 in school history Career coaching wins of head coach Lea Henry, 243 which are a school record at Georgia State Career rebounds of Shay Rawls, needing 5 to move into 9th in school history 1,282 - Career points of Danyiell McKeller, now 10th in school history

11 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 11 WHAT THE STATS MEAN IN Record By Month... November 3-1 December 6-1 January 3-6 February 1-4 When Scoring... Less than When Shooting... 50% or better % % % % or less 0-6 Free Throws... More than opp. 5-2 Less than opp Rebounds... More than opp. 7-4 Less than opp. 5-7 Same as opp. 1-1 Turnovers... Fewer than opp Same as opp. 1-0 More than opp. 1-5 Steals or more Three-Point Baskets... 6 made made made made made made made 0-1 Assists or more or fewer 1-3 Halftime Score... When leading 11-3 When tied 0-1 When trailing 2-8 Vs. Conferences... Atlantic Sun 1-0 ACC 0-2 Big South 1-0 MEAC 2-0 Metro Atlantic 1-0 Ohio Valley 2-0 Southland 1-0 Sun Belt 1-0 CAA 4-10 Deficits Overcome to Win: Iona , 13:16 1st half UNCW , 1:55 1st half , 11:18, 2nd half Murray State , 1:09 1st half W & M , 15:51, 2nd half Tied Late, But Won Murray State Tied at 68, 4:36 UNCW Tied at 48, 5:44 W&M Tied at 55, 5:38 and 59 at 3:37

12 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 12 Georgia State Women s Basketball Roster NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School 2 Angelique Burtts F Jr. 6-0 Conyers, Ga./East Miss. JC/MTSU/Rockdale 4 Tiffany Anderson G Fr. 5-9 Albany, Ga./Dougherty 10 Brittany Graham G Sr. 5-9 Boulder, Col./KCKCC/UMKC/Boulder 12 Chan Harris (Inj.) F Jr. 6-2 Macon, Ga./Northeast 22 Traci Haltiwanger G Jr. 5-9 Summerville, S.C./Summerville 23 Crystal Johnson G So. 5-8 Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge 25 Shay Rawls F/C Sr. 6-2 Augusta, Ga./Cross Creek 30 Erika Sumpter F/C Fr. 6-2 Orangeburg, S.C./Wilkinson 32 Jerlisa Taylor G Fr. 5-6 Douglasville, Ga./Douglas County 33 Cody Paulk F/C Fr. 6-3 Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City 42 Danyiell McKeller F Sr Fayetteville, N.C./Westover ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School 4 Tiffany Anderson G Fr. 5-9 Albany, Ga./Dougherty 2 Angelique Burtts F Jr. 6-0 Conyers, Ga./East Miss. JC/MTSU/Rockdale 10 Brittany Graham G Sr. 5-9 Boulder, Col./KCKCC/UMKC/Boulder 22 Traci Haltiwanger G Jr. 5-9 Summerville, S.C./Summerville 12 Chan Harris (Inj.) F Jr. 6-2 Macon, Ga./Northeast 23 Crystal Johnson G Fr. 5-8 Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge 42 Danyiell McKeller F Sr Fayetteville, N.C./Westover 33 Cody Paulk F/C Fr. 6-3 Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City 25 Shay Rawls F/C Sr. 6-2 Augusta, Ga./Cross Creek 30 Erika Sumpter F/C Fr. 6-2 Orangeburg, S.C./Wilkinson 32 Jerlisa Taylor G Fr. 5-6 Douglasville, Ga./Douglas County Pronunciation Guide AN-juh-LEAK Burtts CHAN Harris Traci HALT-e-wang-er Jer-LISA Taylor Code-e PALLk DAN-yell McKeller ROSTER BREAKDOWNS Seniors 3 Georgia 5 Juniors 3 South Carolina 2 Sophomores 1 Alabama 1 Freshman 4 Colorado 1 Florida 1 North Carolina 1

13 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 13 Georgia State Women s Current Statistics Georgia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Feb 19, 2010) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 42 McKeller, Danyiell Harris, Chan Burtts, Angelique Williams, Jylisa Johnson, Crystal Rawls, Shay Graham, Brittany Haltiwanger, Traci Sumpter, Erika Anderson, Tiffany Taylor, Jerlisa Paulk, Cody Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS GSU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/14/09 at Kennesaw State W /22/09 FLORIDA STATE L /27/09 MURRAY STATE W /28/09 TROY UNIVERSITY W /05/09 at Presbyterian College W /12/09 NICHOLLS STATE W /16/09 at Delaware State W /18/09 at Iona College W /22/09 GEORGIA TECH L /29/09 UT MARTIN W /30/09 MD.-EASTERN SHORE W * 1/3/10 UNC WILMINGTON W * 1/7/10 at James Madison L * 01/10/10 at Hofstra L * 1/14/10 VCU L * 1/17/10 TOWSON W * 1/21/10 at Old Dominion L * 1/24/10 JAMES MADISON L * 1/28/10 at George Mason W * 01/31/10 at VCU L * 2/4/10 NORTHEASTERN L * 2/7/10 WILLIAM & MARY W * 02/12/10 at Towson L * 02/14/10 at Delaware L * 2/18/10 OLD DOMINION L * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Georgia State Opponents

14 Game 1: Nov. 14, 2009, 5:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 77, KENNESAW STATE 52 Kennesaw, Ga. (KSU Convocation Center) In the season opener on the road, Georgia State got 22 points and 11 rebounds from 6-foot-2 Chan Harris as well as 22 points and seven rebounds from senior forward Danyiell McKeller. Newcomer Angelique Burtts added 15 points and seven assists in her first game in the blue and white. The Panthers full-court defense forced 28 turnovers and had 12 steals in showing the form that ranked them No. 10 in the nation last season in steals. Georgia State shot 57.6 percent in the first half and 55.6 in the second half for a solid game of 56.7 percent. State s defense held Kennesaw State to 39 percent from the field. Georgia State s dominance saw them scored 46 points in the paint tonight. We felt we could have a good inside presence tonight with our size and experience and we did, especially in the first half, Coach Lea Henry noted postgame. Our guards were patient and worked the ball inside well. I am pleased with our offensive execution. Georgia State started strong with a quick 6-0 burst and built the margin quickly to 19-4 over the first seven minutes of the game with Harris going on a run scoring nine of 11 points for the Panthers in the early stretch. The host Owls never got the lead back into single digits and State built the cushion to by halftime, with Harris having 18 points in the opening half. The visiting Panthers roared back out of the locker room in the second half by scoring the first six points and increasing the margin to 28 points at just two minutes into the second half with Harris and McKeller adding quick buckets. Georgia State got to use all the players on the roster and the closest Kennesaw State could ever get was with seven minutes to go before State had another burst to get it back over 20 points to stay The taller Panthers held a rebound margin. The opening-day win marks a second straight season the Panthers have done so, following last year s season-opening win at Clemson, State s passing game was excellent with 18 assists...state s 12 steals is right on pace with last year s final 11.8 per game average that ranked no. 10 in the nation...mckeller notched her 38th career double-figure game with her 22 points. That marks the 7th 20-plus point game for the senior forward...the Panthers played all 10 players who dressed, as junior Traci Haltiwanger and sophomore All-CAA rookie Jylisa Williams did not dress out. GEORGIA STATE 77 (1-0) Burtts, f McKeller, f Harris, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Rawls Sumpter Taylor Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 56.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 14.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 66.7% KENNESAW STATE 52 (0-1) Bolden, f Bullock, f Nixon, c Smith, g Lockett, g Holliday Jones Weaver Gideon Capellan Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 39.1% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 23.8% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 70.0% GEORGIA STATE KENNESAW STATE Officials: Mary Day, Meadow Overstreet, Esther Ray Attendance: 671 Game 2: Nov. 22, 2009, 2:00 p.m. FLORIDA STATE 66, GEORGIA STATE 53 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Tenth-ranked Florida State held off scrappy Georgia State, 66-53, Sunday afternoon as the Panthers second-half rally made it closer than the final score might indicate. Florida State (4-0) won its 12th straight road game, but Georgia State (1-1) didn t go down without a fight. The host Panthers made a second-half rally to close within five points twice, the last at with 11:11 on the clock. Georgia State was still battling at with 7:56 just after the Seminoles All-America 6-foot-5 post player Jacinta Monroe went down with a knee injury at 8:28. The physical game hampered Georgia State s press and ability to drive on offense and saw two starters foul out (Danyiell McKeller and Crystal Johnson) and two more end with four (Chan Harris and Angelique Burtts). Georgia State s rally saw them shoot 60.9 percent in the second half and outscore Florida State in the second half, But, the host Panthers had dug a big hole by shooting just 24 percent in the first half. I liked how the team fought today, even when they got down, Coach Lea Henry said. We gave ourselves a chance to win today, despite all the foul troubles. I had told the team before the game that three things could happen: we could win, we could battle hard to the finish and be competitive or we could lose badly. I said two of those three would be really good for us. And, we did battle hard to the finish, so I think we can be excited about the long season ahead. Florida State is a top 10 team with a great coach and great athletes and they earned the win today. In the first five minutes of the game, FSU held a 9-7 lead. But, a trio of treys, plus four points from Monroe, sparked a huge 16-0 run that made it 25-7 with 8:11 in the first half. The visitors held a halftime lead. It was still with 15:16, but then Georgia State and Danyiell McKeller really went to work. The Panthers went on an 8-0 run to close to with 13:55. After a Monroe basket for FSU, State grew that run to 13-2 as Graham hit a back door lay-up and then a trey to make it at 11:48 and the game was back on. But, Harris and McKeller each had four fouls by this point and Johnson and Burtts were playing with three fouls. Brevard and Monroe scored down low to grow the lead to 11 at at 9:15, but Georgia State answered back with a jumper, followed by a pair of free throws from McKeller made it with 7:56. Four more free throws by Florida State moved the lead back into double figures and the visitors held a advantage with 3:47 left. #10 FLORIDA STATE 66 (4-0) Harvin, f Monroe, f Bravard, c Gray, g Ward, g Clayton Deluzio Hunnicutt Keough Davis Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 45.1% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 42.9% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 58.3% GEORGIA STATE 53 (1-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Harris, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Rawls Sumpter Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 41.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 37.5% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 50.0% FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA STATE Officials: Douglas Cloud, Angelica Suffren, Diana DePaul Attendance: 614 Game 3: Nov. 27, 2009, 2:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 87, MURRAY STATE 72 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State raced past Murray State, 87-72, in the opening game of the Georgia State Thanksgiving Tournament on Friday afternoon. The host Panthers (2-1) had four players in double figures, led by a rare triple-double from junior forward Angelique Burtts. Burtts produced just the third triple-double in school history with her 19 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds. Senior forward Danyiell McKeller netted 21 points and nine rebounds for a third consecutive over 20 this season. Georgia State trailed at halftime with foul trouble (14 fouls and six players with two each) and cold shooting (28.6% on 14-for-49). But, the second half was totally different with a 54-point burst and 57.7% shooting. The host Panthers hustled to a rebound advantage for the game, buoyed by 21 offensive boards. Murray State, who came in averaging 80.8 points and nine three-point baskets a game, made just four-of-13 outside the arc in today s loss. We were frustrated with fouls in the first half and we challenged the team to play like they really can, Coach Lea Henry said. We were rushing our shots even though we were dominating with 49 first-half shots to their 21 shots. We beat a good team today. Murray State plays hard and tough and this was a big challenge. Georgia State led early by eight and were leading 12-8 just six minutes into the game when McKeller went to the bench with her second foul, not to return until the second half. Murray State rallied to tie the game for the first time at 27 with 5:12 in the half and built seven-point leads twice, the last with 1:09 in the half. Murray State hit 14-of-17 free throws in the first half to just 4-of-4 by State. In the second half, Georgia State got the game tied at 48 in the first three minutes of the half, got the lead at 50-48, and Murray State tied it at 50 with 15:50 on the clock. The Panthers outscored the Racers 14-4 over the next five minutes, sparked by McKeller, and held a advantage at 10:30. But, Murray State wasn t going down without a fight and came back to tie the game for a fourth time at 68 with 4:31 left. A trey by Johnson gave GSU the lead it would never lose. It was with 2:36 left when GSU dominated the finish with a final 15-2 run. The 87 points are the most for GSU since scoring 87 vs. Towson on Feb. 11, The aggressive Panthers scored 24 points off turnovers today. MURRAY STATE 72 (4-1) Holderf Kluempers, f Isom, g Robinson, g Luckett, g Cunningham Elkins Schwab Nevels Thornton Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 45.1% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.8% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 84.6% GEORGIA STATE 87 (2-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Harris, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Rawls Sumpter Taylor Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 38.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 26.1% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 76.7% MURRAY STATE GEORGIA STATE Officials: John Morningstar, Geraldine Smith, David Gaskins Attendance: 349

15 Game 4: Nov. 28, 2009, 4:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 61, TROY 45 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Game 5: Dec. 5, 2009, 5:00 p.m. GEORGIA STate 58, PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE 44 Clinton, S.C. (Templeton Center) Game 6: Dec. 12, 2009, 2:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 79 NICHOLLS STATE 50 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State rode its pressure defense to a romp over Troy for the championship of the Georgia State Thanksgiving Tournament Saturday afternoon. Morgan State defeated Murray State, in the consolation game. Georgia State (3-1) used 16 steals and 27 forced turnovers in today s win that was sparked by a 23-0 first half run to go from a tie at 11:50 to a lead at 1:55 in the opening half. During that 10:12 of holding Troy without a basket, Georgia State forced seven turnovers, had five steals and blocked a shot. Of course, that defense has been State s trademark after ranking #10 in the nation last year with 11.8 steals per game. Georgia State and Troy traded early leads and ties in the first eight minutes when Georgia State upped the pressure and took over the game. McKeller s steal and lay-up started the long run where she scored eight points and Johnson had six points during the 23-0 domination. The Panthers grew the lead to 25 points at with 11:53 to play and had increased it 27 points at with 4:02 left when the four freshmen got the final minutes as Troy cut into the final margin. The 45 points allowed is a season best, lowering the 52 allowed to Kennesaw State. Georgia State has won its three games by 25, 16 and 15 points, losing only by 13 to No. 9 Florida State. In addition to McKeller s MVP award, the all-tournament team was made up of Angelique Burtts and Crystal Johnson of Georgia State, Donette McNair of Troy, Corin Adams of Morgan State and Mallory Luckett of Murray State. Troy (3-2) was paced by forward Donette McNair s 13 points and six rebounds to go with Kirsten Smith s 12 points and eight rebounds We made some adjustments and got after them more in the first half and that 23-0 run was certainly the difference in the game, Coach Lea Henry noted. The 40-point first half carried us and gave everyone a chance to play some today. We are committed to our defense and what we are trying to do, Henry continued. We are long and have size to play a zone or quick and athletic to play man, whether we do either full-court or half-court. Georgia State won its third straight game with a decision over host Presbyterian College on Saturday evening in Clinton, S.C.. Georgia State (4-1) used its full-court pressure defense to amass 13 steals, force 24 turnovers and block five shots in the win over Presbyterian (0-9), a school that has played one of the toughest early-season schedules in the nation. The Panthers were led by senior forward Danyiell McKeller, who scored 22 points, just above her 20.5 season average that ranks her in the top 25 in the nation. Junior guard Traci Haltiwanger played her first game of the season and knocked down three 3-point baskets, while junior wing Angelique Burtts added nine more points and five rebounds. Georgia State dominated early in rolling out to a 15-2 lead over the first 10 minutes of the game with McKeller scoring 12 of those 15 points to go with a Haltiwanger trey. State built the lead to 22-5 at 4:26 and took a lead into the halftime break. In the second half, visiting State applied more defensive pressure and held a lead with 10 minutes to play. The Panthers had their largest lead of the game at with 6:50 to play and the reserves scored only five points the remainder of the game. We were a little out of synch with the early foul trouble on a couple starters and had players moving to different positions, but the positive is we got a lot of minutes from a lot of players to help us later, Coach Lea Henry said. We didn t adjust to the calls and were too aggressive, but we got another road win, so we are happy. Their zone obviously kept the score down a little and we only had our good tempo during the first part of the second half, Henry said. Presbyterian College, who has played one of the toughest schedules in the nation this year and was hosting its home opener, was led by Amanda Mills, who scored 15 points, including 10-of-14 from the free throw line. Mariah Pietrowski added 13 more points for the Blue Hose. Georgia State will take a short break for final exams and return to action next Saturday when it plays host to the Nicholls State Colonels Georgia State women s basketball team won its fourth straight game by racing past Nicholls State, 79-50, Saturday afternoon. Basically, it was a typical Georgia State win that started with the defense that forced 31 turnovers and made 14 steals, just above the 11.4 season steals average that is in the top 25 in the nation. The defense held a third consecutive opponent to 50 points or less for just the third time in school history. Offensive, State won its 11th straight game when scoring 70 or more points and topped their league-leading shooting percentage of 45 with a 55.6 percent day from the field today. Georgia State (5-1) got a stellar 9-of-10 field goal performance from junior wing Angelique Burtts as she led the team with 20 points and four steals. Senior forward Danyiell McKeller shot 50% for her 16 points and six rebounds, while junior forward Chan Harris hit 5-of-7 shots for her 13 points. Shay Rawls led with seven rebounds and Crystal Johnson led with five assists. Nicholls State (2-6) saw its one-game win streak end, but had three players in double figures. Richsanda Bickham had 12 points before fouling out, while Alisha Allen and Jamia Akins each added 10 points. The host Panthers ran off the first six points of the game and never looked back. They built the lead to 15-6 just past the midway point of the first half. They had it to 22-8 at 5:42 before Nicholls made a run to close to at 1:10 before the hosts took a lead into the halftime break. In the second half, Georgia State opened with a quick 13-4 run to make it after the first five minutes of that half. After Nicholls State closed to 44-30, Georgia State had another 15-8 run to make it with 8:30 to go. We bothered them by being so active and forced a lot of turnovers, Coach Lea Henry said postgame. We really got our tempo going in the second half and shot the ball very well that second half. Angelique (Burtts) was huge today and she is capable of exploding on offense like that at any time. It was good to get Jylisa Williams back for the first time this season and we will have to get used to all our rotations now and work together no matter who is in the game. But, we played with energy and effort today and it was another good win. TROY UNIVERSITY 45 (3-2) Shearing, f McNair, f Manuel, g Davis, g Smith, g McAppion Kleeman Blake Hawkins FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 35.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 21.4% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 75.0% GEORGIA STATE 61 (3-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Harris, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Rawls Sumpter Taylor Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 45.5% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 50.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 77.8% TROY GEORGIA STATE Officials: Alicia Walker, Geraldine Smith, Rashan Michel Attendance: 379 GEORGIA STATE 58 (4-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Harris, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Haltiwanger Rawls Sumpter Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 43.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 50.0% PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE 44 (0-8) David, g Mills, g Stevens, g Wright, f Pietrowski, c Parker Brown Fothergill Burnside Smith Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 28.6% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 21.4% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 60.0% GEORGIA STATE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Officials: Timothy Bryant, Karen Preato, Brian K. Miller Attendance: 212 NICHOLLS STATE 50 (2-6) McNamee, f Hearon, f Allen, f Bickham, g Washington g Akins Hoskins Hunter Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 35.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 37.5% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 60.9% GEORGIA STATE 70 (5-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Harris, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Haltiwanger Rawls Sumpter Paulk Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 55.6% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 72.7% NICHOLLS STATE GEORGIA STATE Officials: Joe Cunningham, Kenneth Weiand, Alicia Walker Attendance: 408

16 Game 7: Dec. 16, 2009, 5:30 p.m. GEORGIA STate 66, DELAWARE STATE 42 Dover, Del. (Memorial Hall) Georgia State rolled to a road win over Delaware State on Wednesday evening at Memorial Hall. The Panthers (6-1) won their fifth straight game by allowing a season-low 42 points and holding a fourth consecutive opponent to 50 points or less. Georgia State got a career-best 26 points from senior forward Danyiell McKeller, who came in averaging 20 points a game to rank in the top 25 in the nation. This 11-of-18 shooting game was her fourth of 20 or more points this season. Junior wing Angelique Burtts added 12 points, while sophomore guard Crystal Johnson provided 11 more points and seven assists. Senior forward Shay Rawls led the team with nine rebounds. Georgia State, who ranks No. 15 in the nation in field goal percentage and leads the CAA at 46.8%, shot 65 percent in the first half and 57.1% for the game by hitting 28 of their 49 shots. We communicated well on defense, played a rare zone for us, and were patient in what we were doing, Coach Henry said. Our defense frustrated them and we played with a purpose. I am thrilled at how hard the team is competing. This group really wants to do well and they are working hard. On Danyiell McKeller, Coach Henry noted: Danyiell is so active in getting open and creating shots. And, she leads by her example of playing tough defense and coming up with the five steals like she did tonight. The key run in the game came in the first half. Georgia State opened a quick seven-point lead at 11-4, but the host Hornets tied the game at 13 at 9:15. An increase in the defensive effort sparked a 16-1 run over those final nine minutes of the half and the Panthers went into halftime with a cushion. The closest Delaware State ever got again was when the Panthers quickly answered with a 10-0 run to make it with a little under nine minutes to play. The 24-point win was just under the 29-win point win Saturday over Nicholls and the 25-point win over Kennesaw State as the Panthers have won all six games this year by 14 or more points. The Panthers defense limited the Hornets to 42 tonight, just below the 44 to Presbyterian College and the 45 to Troy University. GEORGIA STATE 66 (6-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Sumpter Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 57.1% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 66.7% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 61.5% DELAWARE STATE 42 (1-7) Crockett D Oliveira Galloway Clark Bowen Brush Holloman Robinson Abraham Pitt Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 34.0% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 40.0% GEORGIA STATE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE Officials: Taiqua Stewart, Erika Herriman, Angela Jones Attendance: 175 Game 8: Dec. 18, 2009, 7:30 p.m. GEORGIA STate 64, IONA COLLEGE 56 New Rochelle, N.Y. (Mulcahy Center) Georgia State won its sixth straight game with a win over Iona College on Friday night at the Mulcahy Center. The Panthers, now 7-1, are off to the fastest start in school history, topping the 6-1 start of the squad State improves to 4-0 on the road this year as well. The last time Georgia State won six straight games was three years ago in games 8 through 13 of the season. Georgia State got 25 points and six rebounds from senior forward Danyiell McKeller, who entered the game ranked in the top 25 in the nation with her 20.9 average. Senior forward Shay Rawls added 13 points and six rebounds, while sophomore guard Jylisa Williams also added 10 points and six rebounds. GSU s defense, ranked in the top 25 in the nation in steals,added 12 more steals tonight and forced 23 turnovers, while holding Iona to 34 percent from the field. Iona (3-6) was led by 14 points and 13 rebounds from center Anna McLean. The Panthers started with game with a 6-4 lead when the host Gaels went on a 10-0 run to take a 14-6 lead and held that at 17-8 with seven minutes played. But, the Panthers and McKeller went to work and had a big 11-0 run that got them the lead back at at 8:53.. After a tie at 23 at 6:15, a McKeller basket gave State the lead it would never lose. State led by eight at halftime, Georgia State was cruising along with a lead at 10:40 and a lead with just 5 minutes to play when Iona began a comeback that cut the lead to with a minute to play as visiting State missed six shots and two free throws in that span. McKeller hit four free throws in the final 30 seconds to secure the win. We played in a tough environment tonight, but did what we needed to do to win the game, Coach Henry said. This team expects to win and they have the will to go out and do it. When things don t go as expected, you have to focus and play through that adversity. The Panthers were to return home Saturday to face top-25 ranked Georgia Tech on Tuesday. But, an airplane problem, coupled with a foot of snow, forced the Panthers to stay longer and not get back to Atlanta until Sunday evening. GEORGIA STATE 64 (7-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Sumpter Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 45.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 20.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 72.7% IONA COLLEGE 56 (3-6 Ford, f Ivkovic, f McLean, c Fregosi, g Hubbard, g Bacic Paligoric Scannell Flagg Kochanek Lutz Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 34.4% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 17.6% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 50.0% GEORGIA STATE IONA COLLEGE Officials: Gary Schimel, Kenneth Kelly, Michelle Ross Attendance: 245 Game 9: Dec. 22, 2009, 12:00 p.m. GEORGIA TECH 62, GEORGIA STATE 50 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State (7-2) and Georgia Tech (10-2) battled basketfor-basket for 35 minutes before visiting Tech turned a lead with five minutes to play into a win by making 9-of-10 free throws and hitting a pair of three-point baskets. Georgia Tech (No. 24 AP) took advantage of its inside game with 17 points from 6-foot-2 Brigitte Ardossi and 16 points from 6-foot-5 Sasha Goodlett. Goodlett scored 11 of Tech s 15 points from 13:08 to 4:07 with points in the paint and free throws. Point guard Metra Walthour added 10 points with 6-6 free throws in the closing minutes. Team leader Alex Montgomery played 21 minutes off the bench to provide eight points and seven rebounds, including a clutch late three-pointer, in her comeback from her knee surgery last spring. Georgia State, whose only loss this year are to a pair of top 25 teams, got 14 points from Danyiell McKeller and 13 points and seven assists from Angelique Burtts. The Panthers missed 6-foot-2 center Chan Harris, who is now out for the season with a broken foot. Brittany Graham provided a firsthalf spark by coming off the bench to hit three three-point baskets. Both teams are nationally ranked in defense and steals, with State forcing 21 turnovers and making 13 steals today, while Tech forced 15 State turnovers and made seven steals. Tech could manage just 35.7% shooting against State s defense and State could hit just 32.8%. State was No. 9 in the NCAA before today with a 47.8% average. A big difference was Tech getting 21 free throw attempts to only six by Georgia State. Georgia Tech made 15 of its baskets in the paint to go with the 19 free throws. The teams traded baskets early with Tech getting a 10-8 advantage five minutes into the game. The Yellow Jackets went on a 8-2 run to open its largest lead at with 11:11, but host State forged back into an tie, the third of the game, at 6:15 with its 8-0 spurt. When McKeller banked home a shot at 2:55, State got a lead. But, Tech responded to close out the first half with a lead. In the second half, the battle continued with a McKeller basket closing the score to at 13:21. Every time Georgia State would close within 3 points, four times over the next eight minutes, big six-foot-five Goodlett would provide the answer down low for Tech. Angelique Burtts brought State within at 5:31 and the P1anthers had a three-on-two break to forge another tie, but misfired up close. Tech began to pull away when Mo Bennett and Alex Montgomery made back-to-back three-point baskets at 3:18 and 2:40. #24 GEORGIA TECH 62 (10-2) Ardossi, f Goodlett, c Bennett, g Walthour, g Foster, g Montgomery Taylor Adams Regins Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 35.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 23.1% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 90.5% GEORGIA STATE 50 (7-2) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Williams, g Johnson, g Anderson Graham Haltiwanger Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 32.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 66.7% GEORGIA TECH GEORGIA STATE Officials: Angelica Suffren, Edward Sidlasky, Lisa Ruggs Attendance: 557

17 Game 10: Dec. 29, 2009, 2:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 61, UT MarTIN 32 (Tourney) Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State breezed to a victory in the opening game of the 16th Annual Georgia State Invitational at the GSU Sports Arena. Mississippi Valley State and Maryland Eastern Shore were set to play the second game. The Panthers (8-2) had its season-low defense and made this a fifth team held to 50 points or fewer points. Georgia State, who leads the CAA in almost every defensive category, forced 25 turnovers, made 13 steals, blocked 10 shots and held UT Martin to 27.9% from the field. Senior forward Danyiell McKeller led the scoring with 19 points in her 28 minutes of action, with Shay Rawls adding 10 points, making six rebounds and blocking three shots. Angelique Burtts led the defense with four steals, while adding eight points and three assists. UT Martin (1-9), who has lost three players to knee injuries this season, was led by nine points each from Paige Smith and Cali Cupples. The first game back after a break you have to work to get your timing back and it is good to get this win and move on to the championship game tomorrow, Coach Lea Henry said. Our defense was aggressive and forced them to struggle against us today. Playing against the zone today slowed things down, so we want to play with better tempo tomorrow. Coach Henry was pleased with the ball control that allowed just 10 turnovers, while allowing just five steals when they had the possession. Georgia State opened the second half with a 17-7 run, sparked by McKeller, to get the margin from at halftime to with 10 minutes to play. The Panthers were able to get 61 minutes of the 200 in the game from the bench in this game. Seven players had a steal and five had a blocked shot. The Panthers shut down UT Martin with just 23% shooting in the second half. The game began with McKeller hitting a pair of jumpers to get State started 4-0. A Weatherly three-point basket made it 4-3, but the host Panthers got two more baskets from McKeller and a two treys from Graham to open a quick 16-5 double-digit lead seven and a half minutes into the game. A trey by Cupples cut it to eight points before a lay-up by Rawls just under 10 minutes made it a double-digit lead that would stay from that point on. State s largest lead of the opening half was at at 3:13 before the teams went to the halftime break at UT MARTIN 31 (1-9) Smith, f Weatherly, f Lyles, f Glisson, g Cupples, g Vinson Ward Jones Greer Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 27.9% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 42.9% GEORGIA STATE 61 (8-2) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Haltiwanger Sumpter Paulk Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 45.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 83.3% UT MARTIN GEORGIA STATE Officials: Kathy Lonegan, John Almarode, Shannon Fox Attendance: 308 Game 11: Dec. 30, 2009, 4:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 76 UMES 49 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State won the championship of the 16th Annual Georgia State Invitational with a romp over the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES). The Panthers (9-2) up-tempo style upped the streak to 12 straight wins when scoring 70 or points and the full-court defense upped that streak to 49 straight wins when holding the opponent to under 50 points. Senior forward Danyiell McKeller again led the scoring with 22 points on 7-of-11 shooting, while senior center Shay Rawls stepped up with a double-double game of 11 points and 11 rebounds. Sophomore guard Jylisa Williams added 10 points off the bench. Georgia State gained control midway through the first half when the Panthers broke from a lead with a 15-4 run from 8:15 to 3:24 to make it GSU held a lead at halftime. In the second half, State started with an 8-2 run in the first two minutes to make it at 17:00 and the closest UMES could get after that was 15 points. With 7:50 to play, State was cruising at when it went on a quick 11-0 burst over the next 1:45 to make it with 6:06 left on the clock. The game included 48 fouls called, 27 on UMES and 21 on GSU. The Panthers hit a season-high 27-of-40 from the free throw line. Georgia State s nationally-ranked defense forced 19 turnovers, made 10 steals, blocked nine shots and held UMES to 29.3% shooting on the evening. This was a physical, rough game, but the team stayed focused and got the job done, Coach Lea Henry said. We are pleased to be 9-2 finishing up the non-conference portion of our schedule, bowing to only a pair of top 25-ranked teams. We have worked hard to prepare to get to this starting point of the CAA and will be ready to host the opener on Sunday, Henry continued. I will be watching film on New Year s Eve, but I wish all our fans a Happy New Year. We dedicated this tournament win to Chan Harris, recovering from her surgery last week on her foot, Henry added. Chan is an important part of our family and we hope she has a speedy recovery and knows we are all thinking about her. Danyiell McKeller was tournament MVP with the alltournament team of Shay Rawls and Crystal Johnson (GSU), April McBride (UMES), Paige Smith (UT Martin) and Ashley Brown (MVSU). The 9-2 marks the third time in school history, all tied behind the best of 11-2 in UMES 49 (2-5) Sanders, f McBride, f Green, c Cook, g Morton, g Agbasi Jackson Hayward Roach Frazier Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 29.3% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 09.1% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 58.3% GEORGIA STATE 76 (9-2) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Haltiwanger Sumpter Paulk Taylor Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 44.9% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 62.5% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 67.5% UMES GEORGIA STATE Officials: Diana DePaul, Billy Smith, Shannon Feck Attendance: 257 Game 12: Jan. 3, 2010, 2:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 63 UNC Wilmington 53 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State earned a opening day CAA win over UNC Wilmington in women s basketball action on Sunday. The Panthers (10-2, 1-0) stormed back from a five-point halftime deficit in a game that included eight lead changes and five ties. Visiting UNC Wilmington (5-7, 0-1) got the lead after four ties at with 6:02 in the first half and took a margin into the halftime break. The Seahawks had their largest lead at with 13:21 to play and had a advantage at 11:18. Georgia State then got five straight points from Crystal Johnson, followed by a basket from Danyiell McKeller to gain the lead again at with 9:54 to go. For the next five minutes, the teams battled to a tie with just 5:46 left. However, the host Panthers had a determined 11-0 run sparked by six points from Angelique Burtts, a trey from Brittany Graham and another basket by McKeller to make it with 1:48 to go. The Panthers finished the second half with a scoring advantage and shot 54.8% in that half on 17-of-31. Georgia State got 20 points from McKeller, her season average and eighth time of 20 or more this year, to go with seven rebounds and four steals. Sophomore point guard Crystal Johnson was as star of the game with her 13 points, her career-tying best 11 assists and career-tying six steals. Junior Angelique Burtts scored 14 of her 16 points in the second half, while senior Brittany Graham added 11 more points with three treys to give the Panthers four players in double figures. Being down at the half, we just kind of told the team to get a little more fired up and challenged everyone else to help McKeller with the scoring, Coach Lea Henry said about career win No We defended much better in the second half and went with more zone and a soft press instead of our usual full-court style. Crystal Johnson set the tone today, but the whole team showed their toughness and determination to find a way to win. The Panthers 10-2 start is the second best in school history, behind only the inaugural year of s 11-2 run to open the season. Georgia State, who rank in the top 20 in the nation in steals again with an average of 12 per game, added 17 steals to that total today. The 17 steals are a season-best. Georgia State s defense of 51.8 per game lead the CAA and they allowed just one basket over that today (53). UNC WILMINGTON 53 (5-7, 0-1) Blackwell, f White, f Luksyte, g Hanzer, g Sawhook, g Simmons Walker Johnson Finlay Reitz Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 42.0% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 61.5% GEORGIA STATE 63 (10-2, 1-0) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 43.3% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 25.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 72.7% UNC WILMINGTON GEORGIA STATE Officials: Edward Sidlaskey, Alicia Walker, David Pitock Attendance: 353

18 Game 13: Jan. 7, 20010, 7:00 p.m. James madison 68 GEORGIA STate 60 Harrisonburg, VA (JMU Convocation Center) In a battle between the CAA s two 10-2 teams, host James Madison rallied in the second half to claim a win over Georgia State Thursday night. Brittany Graham s 16 points (4-for-4 outside the arc) and Danyiell McKeller s 16 points led the scoring for Georgia State (10-3, 1-1), who sustained their first road loss after four wins this season. The nation s #1 scorer, Dawn Evans, scored two points below her average (26 tonight) and shot just 5-of- 28 against the Panthers, making 13-of-14 free throws. James Madison (11-2, 1-1), who just fell out of the Top 25 this week after a one-point road loss, also got 14 points from 6-foot-4 Lauren Jiminez and 14 from guard Tarik Hislop. The see-saw game saw 12 lead changes and 10 ties. Georgia State s defense held JMU to 22.9% in the first half (8-of-35) in taking a lead into the locker room at halftime. JMU shot just 30% for the game, but went to the free throw line 28 times (23 made) compared to just 4-of-12 by Georgia State. JMU s other advantage came in rebounding with a margin, including 24 offensive boards. After seven ties early in the game, Georgia State made its first strong move of the game. Down 18-17, Georgia State pulled away to a lead at 3:33 of the first half after a trey by Graham, followed by a steal and lay-up from Graham. The Panthers shut down the high-scoring Evans without a point until she made a free throw with just 5:51 left in the first half. But Evans made her first three-point basket of the game with 50 seconds left in the first half to pull JMU back to within just at the break. JMU was 12-for-12 from the charity stripe in the first half, while the visiting Panthers were just 0-for-1 in free throws. in the second half, the see-saw battle continued with visiting State holding three-point leads three times early, but host JMU answering each time. The game was tied for the final time at 46 with 10 minutes to play, then JMU had a lead with 8:33 on the clock when the Dukes made their biggest run. Evans made a lay-up, followed by a trey and then two free throws at 6:53 for her seven points in a minute and 22 secondspan for the largest lead of the game at But, visiting State was not done and closed back to with just 3:54 left in the game. But, State lost its point guard Crystal Johnson when she was hit in the eye on a foul by Evans at 4:39 and didn t return. It was still with just 34.5 seconds GEORGIA STATE 60 (10-3, 1-1) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Sumpter Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 38.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 80.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% JAMES MADISON 68 (11-2, 1-1) Taylor, f Jimninez, c Williams, g Hislop, g Evans, g Hamner Shepherd Newman Glover Francisco Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.0% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 17.6% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 82.1% GEORGIA STATE JAMES MADISON Officials: John Morningstar, John Almarode, Timothy Bryant Attendance: 1,863 Game 14: Jan. 10, 20010, 2:00 p.m. HOFSTRA 58 GEORGIA STate 49 Hempstead, N.Y. (Mack Sports Complex) Georgia State fell to Hofstra, 58-49, in CAA action Sunday afternoon. The Panthers (10-4, 1-2) shot just 17-of-57 (29.8%), while he hosts hit 21-of-39 (53.8%) in their win. The Panthers entered the game leading the CAA in field goal percentage on the season (45). Georgia State got 11 points from junior Angelique Burtts, nine from Jylisa Williams and eight from Danyiell McKeller. Hofstra got 14 points from six-foot-four center Jess Fuller. The Panthers started with a quick 5-0 lead, but Hofstra got the lead back at 8-7 to keep it the remainer of the first half. Hofstra had grown the margin to 20-10, but the visiting Panthers scored the final nine of the first half to make it at the halftime break. State scored the first four points of the second half to finish that run from the first half at 13-0 and take aq lead a minute into the second half. A Brittany Graham three and a pair of Burtts free throws gave GSU a lead with 17:43 to play. But, the momentum shifted when Hofstra s Sam Brigham made a lay-up and Georgia State was assessed a technical foul. Brigham made those two free throws and the game was tied. Hofstra built that with five more points to finish a 9-0 run and take a lead at 14;18. A McKeller basket cut that to 33-30, but three more Hofstra lay-ups made it with 10 minutes left. A Burtts basket ended a four and half minute GSU drought to make it 39-32, but Hofstra run off seven more unanswered points to take full control at with six minutes left. Georgia State s final push saw a 7-0 run to close back to with just under three minutes left to play. but Hofstra closed out the game with eight straight free thows. This is the first time all year I have to say we just didn t play well enough to win, Coach Lea Henry said. We tried, but we just missed so many shots when we had good solid looks at the basket. You have got to make those to win as you see what happens when you shoot under 30 percent. The 49 points scored were a season-low for Georgia State. It was also the first time McKeller (20-point average) did not score in double figures this year as she hit just 4 of 19 shots... Georgia State forced 30 Hofstra turnovers and had 10 steals, but could not capitalize and turn those into enough points. GEORGIA STATE 49 (10-4, 1-2) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Sumpter Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 29.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 37.5% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 80.0% HOFSTRA 58 (8-7, 1-2) Evans, f Fuller, c Bellocchio, g Terry, g Brigham, g Bond Jenkins Capurso Malone Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 53.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 20.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 78.9% GEORGIA STATE HOFSTRA Officials: Kenneth Weiand, Duane Mack, Heather Browne Technical Fouls: Georgia State (#10 Johnson, 17:23 2nd half) Attendance: 658 Game 15: Jan. 14, 2010, 6:00 p.m. VCU 76 GEORGIA STATE 60 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) First-place VCU remained unbeaten in the CAA with a hard-fought win over Thursday night. The Rams overcame an early Georgia State lead and gained a halftime advantage by knocking down five-of-eight three pointers. VCU then held off multiple second-half Georgia State charges that cut the deficit to six points twice early in the second half (47-41, 12:24). State mounted its final comeback to come within seven points twice more, the last with 2:13 left at But, VCU closed with its seventh and eighth treys of the game in the final 1:45 to secure the win. Georgia State (10-5, 1-3) did a lot of their damage to themselves with 22 turnovers, high for a team ranked as the 48th best in fewest turnovers this year. The Panthers got 20 points off the bench from sophomore guard Jylisa Williams (8-10 field goals), plus 14 points and seven rebounds from Danyiell McKeller and 12 points from Shay Rawls. VCU (11-5, 4-0) was led in scoring by senior forward D Andra Moss with 27 points and 3-of-5 treys, while senior guard Kita Waller added 19 points and five assists. Both teams shot well with Georgia State hitting 53.3% and VCU 52% for the game. Georgia State held a rebounding advantage. VCU is an experienced, physical and very good team, Coach Lea Henry said post-game. VCU hit those big shots in the first half to get control and erase our lead. We didn t play as well as we would have liked, but the spirit is there and we can fix a lot of our mistakes and play smarter basketball than we did tonight. The host Panthers had started strong and built an early 14-9 lead eight minutes into the game. But, a Jennifer Lane three-point basket, a Moss trey and a Robyn Hobson trey sparked a 13-VCU run that opened a lead with 7:50 to play. It was when Ebony Patterson became the fourth Ram to hit a trey in their first-half run. From 10:45 to 4:28, VCU made eight straight baskets without a miss in taking the halftime lead. VCU led with 18:32 in the second half when Georgia State got a surge led by McKeller and Williams to cut the margin down to with 13:37 to go. When it was 47-41, VCU got nine straight points over the next four minutes to build it to a game-high 15 points at after a trey by Waller at 8:52. At 62-47, Georgia State surged back once again with a 9-1 run led by Crystal Johnson and McKeller to make it with 3:00 on the clock. A pair of Lane free throws for VCU were followed by a jumped by Williams to keep it at as the teams headed into the final two minutes. VCU 76 (11-5, 4-0) Moss, f Hurt, f Lane, g Patterson, g Waller, g Hobson Solomon Taylor Perry Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 52.0% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 61.5% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 64.0% GEORGIA STATE 60 (10-5, 1-3) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Haltiwanger Williams Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 53.3% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 00.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 66.7% VCU GEORGIA STATE Officials: Billy Smith, Angel Stanton, Lisa Ruggs Technical Fouls: Georgia State (#2, Angelique Burtts, 5:41, 2nd half) Attendance: 456

19 Game 16: Jan. 17, 2010, 2:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 71 TOWSON 62 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State outshot Towson from the free throw line to post a Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) win. Georgia State (11-5, 2-3) nailed 31-of-41 free throws (76%) while visiting Towson (8-8, 2-3) made just 21-of-38 (55%) of their charity tosses. The Panthers shot 20 free throws in the last 2:00 of the game as Towson kept fouling to try to close the deficit. The Panthers improved to 7-3 at home and 2-1 in the CAA at home behind senior forward Danyiell McKeller s personalbest tying 26 points (9-of-15 FG) as well as eight rebounds and sophomore guard Jylisa Williams 15 points. Point guard Crystal Johnson added 13 points and nine assists, while senior forward Shay Rawls led with 10 rebounds. Towson s Shanae Baker-Brice, averaging 19.4 per game after 32 and 28 points in her last two outings hit just 5-of-26 shots today for 14 points. We watched extra tape this week to show the kids that winning attitude they had earlier and encouraged them to be mentally tougher, Coach Lea Henry explained about career win No I think we were focused and defended well most of the game. We held them to that 30% shooting with better effort than our last couple games. Danyiell (McKeller) had another great game, especially with 19 in the first half, Henry noted. She stepped out of some double-teams and we played through their box-and-one defense on her. She had five steals on defense and was her usual poised self. She leads by her example on both ends of the court. Georgia State gained the lead at 6-5 and never lost it the rest of the game, but could never shake the pesky Tigers. With McKeller hot early, GSU opened up a 10-point lead at with 9:23 in the first half. Four times the Panthers would gain an 11-point in the first-half, the last at with 5:27, but Towson crept back to at halftime. The second half was more trading baskets than either team going on momentum runs as the lead varied between six and nine points through the first 18 minutes of the second half. Every time Towson could close it to six points, GSU would quickly answer with a basket on the other end. Georgia State built the lead back up to 11 points with 1:33 left (59-48), but Towson would not quit after a three-point basket by Jaleesa Dryver and a three-point free throw sequence by Simona Petronyte after a foul shooting a trey closed the margin to with 48.8 seconds. But, GSU kept making free throws and sealed the win. TOWSON 62 ( ) Snowden, f Miliauskaite, f Davis, f Baker-Brice, g Petronyte, g Wheeler Watt Dryver Parker Kennedy Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.6% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 07.1% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 55.3% GEORGIA STATE 71 (11-5, 2-3) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Williams, g Johnson Haltiwanger Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 39.6% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 25.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 75.6% TOWSON GEORGIA STATE Officials: Taiqua Stewart, Ron Clarkson, Jerrald Drummond Attendance: 468 Game 17: Jan. 21, 2010, 7:00 p.m. ODU 58 GEORGIA STATE 54 Norfolk, Va. (Ted Constant Convocation Center) In a game with 13 ties, host ODU made the big plays at the end to erase GSU leads and prevail in a CAA game. Tied at 54, ODU guard Shadasia Green made her only basket of the second half on a drive down the lane with 21 seconds left and then Danyiell McKeller missed a chance to tie with 10 seconds left as ODU improved to 5-1 in the CAA. Georgia State (11-6, 2-4) controlled the game and lead for much of the second half. ODU ( ) went from 16:55 to 8:30 before they got the lead back from GSU when Jessica Canady scored. The teams were tied at 52 with 2:25 after a McKeller steal and lay-up and stayed that way after multiple possessions until ODU s Jasmine Parker scored with 52.7 seconds to put ODU ahead. But with 34.4 seconds left, Georgia State s Angelique Burtts made a steal after missing a chance to tie on a lay-up she missed and made the lay-up after her steal. ODU came down for what appeared to be a last-possesion chance, but Shadasia Green quickly drove to the basket with 21 seconds left and had a chance for a 3-point play. However, she missed the free throw and it was still as GSU had time to set up for a potential game-tying basket or taking the lead with another trey. The Panthers worked the ball into the paint to McKeller, but her turnaround jumper bounced off the rim. GSU fouled Tia Lewis for a one-and-one free throw opportunity with 6.6 and after three bounces off the rim, the ball went through for a three-point lead. She made the second for the final cushion. McKeller scored 22 points to lead the offense, while Shay Rawls garnered 11 rebounds. The Panthers hurt their chances for a second straight win over ODU by making just 10-of-18 free throws and shooting just 29 percent in the second half and 33.9 for the game. The teams were tied at the half, 32-32, as GSU came out in the second-half and established a four-point lead at with 13:05 to play. The Panthers had multiple three-point leads, but could never pull away after missing shots. I felt we kind of controlled the tempo most of the game, but we just didn t get the shots to go in most of the night, Coach Lea Henry said. CAA road wins are tough to get, especially one at ODU, and if we had made some more free throws or shots at the key times, we could have done that. The Panthers played their first game without starting guard Jylisa Williams, who had been dismissed from the team on Wednesday, and are continuing on without starting center, Chan Harris, who broke a bone in her foot in mid-december. GEORGIA STATE 54 (11-6, 2-4) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Sumpter Anderson Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.9% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 36.4% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 55.6% ODU 58 (7-9, 5-1) Canady, f Lewis, c Green, g Parker, g Byrd, g Buchan Cloutier Cook Guilford Collier Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 41.5% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 08.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 65.0% GEORGIA STATE HOFSTRA Officials: Angela Lewis, Kren Preato, Krista Vera Attendance: Game 18: Jan. 24, 2010, 2:00 p.m. JAMES MADISON 67 GEORGIA STATE 61 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) The nation s leading scorer and three-point shooter, Dawn Evans, put on a second-half scoring show to finish with 30 points and 9-of-14 three-point baskets in leading James Madison to a decision over Georgia State. Host Georgia State (11-7, 2-5) was holding a slim halft ime advantage over James Madison (15-3, 5-2) with Evans having just nine points on 3-of-9 shooting. But, Evans knocked down three three-pointers in the first two minutes of the second half in which she scored 21 points with six treys. Evans 30-point game was the 14th of her career as she hit 10-of-19 shots overall today. After Evans helped give JMU a lead five minutes into the half, the Panthers clawed back to with 11:54 on the clock. However, Evans quickly hit a trey, a driving floater down the lane and another trey at 9:40 to put JMU back up When State answered back to close within five again at at 1:18, the visiting Dukes made the free throws down the stretch to earn the win. The Panthers were led by Danyiell McKeller s 18 points, while Shay Rawls added 12 rebounds and 10 points for her double-double game. Guard Brittany Graham, the CAA s best three-point shooter at 45.8 percent, hit four of her six threepointers today for 12 more points. James Madison, who hit 12-of-21 outside the arc (57%), also got 16 points from Sarah Williams to support Evans. Evans performance of nine treys was a school record and one shy of the CAA record. The Dukes 12 three-pointers tied their school record. The only other player known to have made nine treys in the GSU Sports Arena is Panthers former star Kevin Morris with his nine-trey game. In the first half, JMU went on a 10-0 run to open a lead at 7:50 and led with 6:44 when the momentum shifted to Georgia State. The host Panthers went on their 11-0 run and turned deficit into a lead with 2:45 left in the first half and took the lead into the locker. This win gives JMU the series sweep after posting a win in Harrisonburg 17 days ago. The rough game saw leading scorer McKeller have two head injuries in the first half and leave the game at 5:40 for the rest of the half. The team doctor evaluated her condition at halftime and allowed her to return in the second half. We played hard and with itensity today, but we gave them too many easy looks, Coach Lea Henry said postgame. We were not aggressive like we have been in defending the outside shot today and am disappointed in that. James Madison is the highest-ranked RPI team in our league and we have got to learn to step up a little more to win these kind of games, Henry added. JAMES MADISON 67 (15-3, 5-2) Taylor, f Jiminez, c Williams, g Hislop, g Evans, g Hamner Shepherd Newman Francisco Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 40.0% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 57.1% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 64.7% GEORGIA STATE 61 (11-7, 2-5) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Sumpter Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 40.4% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 60.0% JAMES MADISON GEORGIA STATE Officials: Billy Smith, Tony Lippa, Rashan Michel Attendance: 496

20 Game 19: Jan. 28, 2010, 7:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 46 GEORGE MASON 36 Fairfax, Va. (Patriot Center) Game 20: Jan. 31, 2010, 7:00 p.m. VCU 53 GEORGIA STATE 39 Richmond, Va. (Verizon Wireless Arena) Game 21: Feb. 4, 2010, 6:00 p.m. NORTHEASTERN 61 GEORGIA STATE 53 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) Georgia State head coach Lea Henry recorded her 300th career victory as the Panthers earned a win over George Mason in a Colonial Athletic Association game. Georgia State (12-7, 3-5) also set their CAA lowest defensive yield with the 36 points allowed, the sixth lowest in school history. It is the seventh time this year the CAA s top defensive team has held an opponent to 50 points or fewer. The Panthers held Mason to 28.3% shooting and 0-for-12 outside the three-point arc. The Panthers have now won 50 straight games when holding an opponent to 50 points or fewer, including the 7-0 this season. The Panthers got 21 points from Danyiell McKeller and a double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds from junior forward Angelique Burtts. Point guard Crystal Johnson, the CAA s leader in assists, added nine more in this win. George Mason (8-11, 1-7) was led by Brittany Eley s 11 points and Rahneeka Saunders 10 points. The 36 points was their season low after 41 vs. Virginia Tech and 44 to CAA foe Delaware. The Patriots lost leading scorer Brittany Poindexter with an injury early in the game and she never returned. Henry, whose first head coaching win was as interim coach at the University of Florida on Feb. 14, 1990, later served as head coach at Mercer before coming to Georgia State in Henry, who was an Olympic gold-medal winning player and All-SEC guard at Tennessee, is in the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame and the Tennessee Vols Hall of Fame. This was her 242nd win at Georgia State. Yes, it feels special to get a road CAA win and a milestone win, Coach Henry said postgame. You remember these things and seeing the players grinning over at me during the end of the game and being aware of something like this makes a coach feel good. We came in thinking about the importance of our defensive effort and the veterans understand how to play team defense, Henry noted. We ve had tough luck losing two key players for the season and to keep pulling together and finding ways to win is important to reinforce a winning attitude. The visiting Panthers pulled from a 6-6 early tie with an 8-0 run sparked by McKeller and never let host Mason get the lead again. Georgia State held a halftime lead. A quick 10-4 run to start the second half gave Georgia State a lead at the midpoint of the second half. Mason could get no close than nine points with a final run at with just 1:32 left. GEORGIA STATE 46 (12-7, 3-5) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Sumpter Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 38.3% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 14.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 56.3% GEORGE MASON 36 (8-11, 1-7) Easter, f LaTouche, f Poindexter, g Saunders, g Eley, g Epps Pickard Hobbs Robinson Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 28.3% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 00.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 75.0% GEORGIA STATE GEORGE MASON Officials: Kathy Longergan, Warren Harding, Jr., Byron Davis Attendance: 338 The two top defenses of the Colonial Athletic Association battled today and host VCU muscled its way to a win over Georgia State. VCU (15-6, 8-1) held Georgia State to 32.6% on 14-of-43 field goals, but Georgia State (12-8, 3-6) countered with 17 steals and 27 forced turnovers against VCU. After three ties in the low-scoring first half, host VCU edged out to a halftime lead. In the second half, GSU s Brittany Graham hit a three-point shot to close to at 18:28. But, host VCU went on a 15-2 run over the next seven minutes to forge a lead at 12:47 and the Panthers could never recover. Georgia State s Danyiell McKeller, who averages 19.5 a game, shot jut 3-of-13 for seven points this afternoon to score just seven points. The leading scorer was Shay Rawls with 10 points to go with her eight rebounds. VCU s Kita Waller followed her 35-point game of Thursday with a 28-point game today, hitting 8-of-12 field goals, including 4-of-7 three-point baskets, as well as 8-for-8 from the free throw line. Courtney Lane added 11 points and seven rebounds. Waller hit 17 of her 28 points in the second half. VCU got a big boost by making 15-of-18 free throws (83.3%) today. First, VCU is a good, strong, physical first-place team, Coach Lea Henry, who picked up her 300th win Thursday said. But, we had looks today and just didn t make enough shots. VCU makes it difficult for you, but we didn t execute as well as we could have. There is a lot of contact, a lot of pushing and shoving away from the ball and you have to respond. This was a tough trip with the five-hour bus ride in the snow yesterday, but that s part of the five-day trips we take in the CAA. Now, we get to come home for a pair of games and need to bounce back with more wins. A 13-inch snowfall blanketed Richmond on Saturday. The 39 points scored was a season-low for the Panthers as was McKeller s personal seven-point season low...the Panthers are 4-5 this year on the road, but just 1-4 on the road in the CAA (VCU, ODU, Madison and Hofstra)...The Panthers held VCU s D Andra Moss, averaging 18 points a game, to just six points this afternoon. The two defenses combined to force 55 turnovers and make 26 steals. GEORGIA STATE 39 ( ) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Sumpter Anderson Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.9% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 36.4% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 55.6% VCU 53 (15-6, 8-1) Moss, f Hurt, f Waller, g Patterson g Lane, g Taylor Perry Solomon Hobson Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 41.5% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 40.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 83.3% GEORGIA STATE VCU Officials: Norma Jones, Mark Behrens, Kim Waller Attendance: 308 Northeastern got the last ride on the roller coaster to roll away with a win over host Georgia State in a Colonial Athletic Association game. When the game starts with Northeastern opening with a 10-0 run down the roller coaster and Georgia State following back with 11-0 run to take the lead, one knew this could be a little different. After a level ride at 15-15, Georgia State hit the down slope and rolled another 10-3 run to open a lead. The host Panthers maintained that with a halftime lead. Northeastern started the second half with its next run, a 7-2 slide to make it just with 18:10 to play. But, GSU s 6-2 run opened it back to with 16:31. Once again, Northeastern s coaster ride took them on a 8-0 journey to take a lead with 12:25 to go. Georgia State found the downslope again with its 6-0 ride to open a margin with 11:05. The Panthers were coasting at as the game entered the final 10 minutes, but Northeastern took off on an 8-0 run to take a advantage with 5:28 to play. Northeastern was clinging o a lead with 4:55 on the clock, but enjoyed the final 11-4 ride to claim the road win. A big part was the Huskies 17-of-22 free throws (77.3%) to just 4-of-9 from the charity stripe for the host Panthers. State held a rebound advantage and made 22 baskets to NU s 20. Northeastern shot a key 57.1% in the second half and GSU hit just 29% in that second half. Georgia State s defense had 11 steals and forced 19 turnovers, but didn t capitalize. Georgia State (12-9, 3-7) got a personal-best 27 points from senior forward Danyiell McKeller, her 12th 20-point game of the season and 18th of her career. McKeller also had a careerbest six-steal game. Shay Rawls had 12 rebounds, while Crystal Johnson added nine points and five assists. Northeastern (9-12, 4-6) had four players in double figures. Forward Kim Carr was solid with 6-of-8 from the field and 5-of-5 from the line for 17 points. Brittany Wilson added 14 points, even though she was just 4-of-13 from the field, along with nine rebounds. Kendra Walton hit 5-of-8 for 12 points and Kashaia Cannon added 10 points. Obviously, I am disappointed we didn t finish what we started, Coach Lea Henry said. We had a lot of wide-open, great looks, but everybody just didn t put the ball in the basket tonight. It takes everyone on the roster contributing and stepping up to find a way to win. We just simply didn t make baskets on our home court that we should have made. NORTHEASTERN 61 (9-12, 4-6) Walton, f Carr, c Wilson, g Cannon g Kerkhof, g Pecota Tolbert Conroy Iervolino Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 45.5% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.8% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 77.3% GEORGIA STATE 53 (12-9, 3-7) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 34.4% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 23.8% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 44.4% NORTHEASTERN GEORGIA STATE Officials: Tommy Salerno, David Pitock, Rachelle Jones Attendance: 645

21 Game 22: Feb. 7, 2010, 1:00 p.m. GEORGIA STATE 63 WILLIAM & MARY 60 Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Sports Arena) The Panthers got super efforts from several players to post a Super Bowl Sunday afternoon win over CAA rival, William & Mary. Point guard Crystal Johnson had a personally super day with a triple-double of 12 points, 11 assists, 10 rebounds and four steals, while Danyiell McKeller added 18 points, nine rebounds and 6-foot-3 freshman Cody Paulk came off the bench to provide six super blocked shots. Angelique Burtts contributed 12 points. Georgia State (13-9, 4-7) and William & Mary (10-12, 3-8)swapped the lead 12 times to go with four ties in a full 40-minute battle. The Tribe was led by Janine Aldridge s 23 points on 7-of-14 treys, while Tiffany Benson added a doubledouble with 13 points and 13 rebounds. William and Mary had re-gained the lead at with 3:21 on a pair of free throws by Jaclyn McKenna. But, Georgia State senior guard Brittany Graham had the answer for Georgia State with a three from deep in the corner to give the host Panthers a advantage with 3:21 to play in a shot that proved to be the difference. Crystal Johnson made a final free throw on the front end of a one-and-one with 31.5 seconds left. William and Mary, who had gotten 7 three-point baskets from Janine Aldridge, tried to get her one last look with screens and picks, but Aldridge ended up traveling with 5.5 seconds left before she could get off a shot. With 4.5 seconds left, Johnson missed the front end of this one-and-one and the visiting Tribe got the rebound and got off desperation 25-footer from Taysha Pye that banged off the backboard at the buzzer. Crystal Johnson exemplified what we wanted to show today, toughness and focus, said Coach Lea Henry. We needed to be aggressive and make things happen. It was good to see we were resilient enough to bounce back from the tough loss on Thursday and get this win today. This was Georgia State s first-ever win over William and Mary in regular season, making the series now at 7-2, including the win in a conference tournament. As the teams traded early scoring runs to start the game, William and Mary had gained the lead on Alridge s second trey at with 12:20 in the first half. But, Crystal Johnson three-pointer gave GSU a lead they wouldn t lose until the second half. The host Panthers had built seven-point leads four different times in the first half, the last at with 1:52 left in the first half. But, another Aldridge trey and a pair of baskets in the final minute of the half by Pye and Benson cut the lead to in favor of GSU at halftime. In the second half, Aldrdige s fifth trey gave William and Mary its largest lead of the game at with 15:45 to play. But, the host Panthers had an answer with a 10-1 run to retake the lead at with 10:42 to go. State was up by seven points at with 8:46 to go when the Tribe made its strong run, led by center Tiffany Benson and Aldrige. The sixth and seventh treys of the game by Aldrige put the Tribe back up with 4:44 to go. WILLIAM AND MARY 60 (10-12, 3-8) Correal, f Benson, c Pye, g DeHenzel, g Aldridge g McKenna Hilton Murchison Moller Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 34.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 38.1% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 37.5% GEORGIA STATE 63 (13-9, 4-7) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Anderson Haltiwanger Paulk Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 46.4% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 33.3% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 61.5% WILLIAM & MARY GEORGIA STATE Officials: Douglas Cloud, Alicia Walker, Lisa Ruggs Attendance: 249 Game 23: Feb. 12, 2010, 2:00 p.m. TOWSoN 55 GEORGIA STATE 50 Baltimore, Md. (Towson Center) Towson s Shanae Baker-Brice drained a key three-point basket from deep in the corner with the shot clock running down and 29.6 seconds left in the game to propel the host Tigers to a decision over Georgia State Friday afternoon in a game delayed a day by the three-feet of snow in Baltimore. In a game tied five times with six lead changes, the difference ended up being Towson s 22-of-31 from the free throw line to Georgia State s 10-of-18. The visiting Panthers had 17 more field goal attempts than Towson (59-42) and made 18 compared to Towson s 15 as GSU controlled the boards, 42-37, with 20 offensive rebounds. State s defense had 13 steals to 3 for the Tigers and forced 20 Towson turnovers while turning it over just 14 times themselves. Georgia State shot just 30.5% for the game with a 28% cold first half, but the Panthers defense was holding Towson to just 35% with just 30% in the second half to keep the game back and forth. Georgia State (13-10, 4-8) got 11 points off the bench from Traci Haltiwanger and 11 points from point guard Crystal Johnson. But, Georgia State s ace, Danyiell McKeller, was just 1-of-13 with five points after entering the game in the top 20 in the country at 19.2 per game. McKeller did lead the Panthers with 10 rebounds and five steals. Crystal Johnson had made one-of-two free throws with 9:12 left to send the game into its fifth tie. Towson responded with five-of-six free throws and a lay-up over the next eight minutes to maintain the lead when Johnson s jumper closed it to with 55 seconds left. The host Tigers called time out and then held the ball in the backcourt as GSU was in a zone hoping to force a long shot. As the clock ticked away its final five ticks of the shot clock, Baker-Brice launched her trey from the left corner over the outstretched hand of a Panther defender to make it a six-point lead. But, GSU wasn t quite done as Traci Haltiwanger knocked down a three at 14.3 seconds to bring it back to The Tigers got the ball into Baker-Brice, who was quickly fouled and went to the line for two free throws. She drained them both and re-sealed the victory. We showed toughness, came back and kept fighting, but our open shots weren t going in today, head coach Lea Henry said. We re disappointed and know we played hard, but you have to shoot better from the field and the free throw line to win on the road in this league. And, that certainly wasn t a typical Danyiell McKeller scoring day. But, we got some contributions from other players and that may give them some confidence for future games. GEORGIA STATE 50 (13-10, 4-8) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Paulk Sumpter Anderson Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.5% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.8% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 55.6% TOWSON 55 (12-11, 6-6) Wheeler, f Snowden, f Davis, f Baker-Brice g Parker, g Watt Miliauskaite Fields Petronyte Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 35.7% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 30.0% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 71.0% GEORGIA STATE TOWSON Officials: Norma Jones, Kristi Vera, Kristina Denson Attendance: 219 Game 24: Feb. 14, 2010, 12:00 p.m. DELAWARE 68 GEORGIA STATE 65 Newark, Del. (Bob Carpenter Center) A missed lay-up with 1.3 seconds left that could have sent a game into overtime allowed host Delaware to escape with a Colonial Athletic Association win over Georgia State before 3,606 on Valentine s Sunday. Scrappy GSU (13-11, 4-9) had battled back within a basket at the end and had the ball with 9.7 seconds to go for a winning three or a tying two. Point guard Crystal Johnson beat her defender and penetrated the middle, then dished to a teammate for an open lay-up that bounced off the rim. A final foul by GSU and a free throw by UD (16-8, 8-5) with 1.3 seconds left provided the final score. Danyiell McKeller scored 23 points to go with eight rebounds; Shay Rawls had a personal-best 17 points and 10 rebounds, while Traci Haltiwanger scored 15 points with key treys down the stretch. Angelique Burtts added 10 more points to give the Panthers four players in double digits. Crystal Johnson had a solid game with seven sassists, six rebounds and a pair of steals. UD s six-foot-five star Elena Delle Donne hit 15-of-22, including four treys, for 35 points as Delaware improved to 16-8 and 8-5 in the CAA. It was a great play after our final timeout, but it just didn t drop today, Coach Lea Henry said. Crystal Johnson penetrated, made a good decision and a good pass, but it didn t drop for Shay (Rawls). And, Shay had played so well today and all her previous good plays today had us in position for that final play. Delaware had to shoot 61.9% in the second half to hold off the challenging Panthers and shot 53.8% for the game. The aggressive Panthers got off 71 shots to 52 for Delaware and had a rebound advantage over the taller Blue Hens. State had 20 offensive rebounds. The Panthers added nine steals and forced 16 UD turnovers to keep the pressure on. Georgia State, who led several time in the first half, but trailed by four at the halftime break, made several runs in the second half. When McKeller s jumper made it 51-48, Lauren Carra nailed a three to open it back up. Later, McKeller followed up a miss and it was with 8:57 to play. But, UD s Delle Donne responded with a three from the top of the key to push it back up to five. State got a trey from Haltiwanger with 49.3 in the game, it was But, with everyone in the building and all of Georgia States defenders knowing Delle Donne was going to get the ball, the six-foot-five freshman went baseline and lofted a soft jumper over three outstretched GSU defenders to make it Haltiwanger nailed another three and it was with just 12.5 seconds. The Panthers pressing defense forced a jump ball and gave them a chance for the win or tie at 9.7. GEORGIA STATE 65 (13-11, 4-9) Burtts, f McKeller, f Rawls, c Graham, g Johnson, g Haltiwanger Anderson Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 38.0% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 37.5% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 72.7% DELAWARE 68 (16-8, 8-5) Delle Donne, f Jenkins, f Bailey, g Miller, g Harris, g May Parker Riddick Carra Totals FG% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 53.8% 3P% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 46.2% FT% 1st: % 2nd: % Game: 50.0% GEORGIA STATE DELAWARE Officials: Kathy Longergan, Angel Stanton, Alicia Walker Attendance: 3,606 (2nd largest ever at UD), 1,000th game in UD history

22 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 22 Team Last Times Scored 100 Points vs. Morris Brown (105-45) Scored 90 Points vs. Savannah State (90-46) Scored 80 Points 11/27/09 vs. Murray State (87-72) Gave Up 100 Points vs. Georgia (107-45) Gave Up 90 Points at North Carolina (99-64) Won By 50 Points vs. Morris Brown (+59, 89-30) Won By 40 Points vs. Alabama State (+41, 83-42) Won By 30 Points vs. Winthrop, (+31, 73-42) Won by 20 Points 12/29/09 vs. UMES (+27, 76-49) Lost By 50 Points vs. Georgia (-62, ) Lost By 40 Points at James Madison (-44, 93-49) Lost By 30 Points vs. VCU (-33, 43-76) Lost By 20 Points vs. Old Dominion (-20, 59-79) Won 3 Games In A Row thru (won 3 straight) thru (won 6 straight) thru (won 3 straight) Had 6 Players in Double Figures vs. Norfolk State McKeller, Hollins, Fields, Head, David, Roegiers-Jensen Had 5 Players in Double Figures at Clemson McKeller, Graham, Olsen, Johnson, Williams Had 4 Players In Double Figures at Delaware (third time this season) McKeller, Burtts, Johnson, Rawls Had 2 Players w/ Double-Doubles vs. NU (McKeller and Harris) vs. MVSU (Rawls and Harris) Shot Better Than 60% Shot Better Than 50% vs. Towson (.625, 35-of-56) vs. VCU (.533, 24-of-45) Held Opponent Under 30% at George Mason (.283, 15-of-53) Had 60 or More Rebounds vs. Savannah State (62) Had 50 or More Rebounds at William and Mary (56) Had 25 or More Off. Rebounds vs. Hofstra (25) Had 20 or More Off. Rebounds at Delaware (20), third time this season Played 2 OT Game at UNC Wilmington, Won Played OT Game at Northeastern, Lost Had 25 or More Assists vs. Northeastern, (26) Made 20 or More FT s vs. Towson (31-of-41) Made 8 or More 3-Pt. Baskets at Northeastern (9 of 18)

23 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 23 Individual Last Times Scored 40 or More Points Scored 30 or More Points Scored 25 or More Points , Angela Gresham (40 vs. Fla. A&M) , Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen (33 vs. Hofstra) 2/4/10, Danyiell McKeller (27 vs. Northeastern) 1/17/10, Danyiell McKeller (26 vs. Towson) , Danyiell McKeller (25 at Iona) , Danyiell McKeller (26 at Delaware State) Two Players Scored 20 or More 11/14/09, Danyiell McKeller (22) and Chan Harris (22) at Kennesaw State 2/14/08, Danyiell McKeller (25) and Brittany Hollins (20) vs. Mason Had 20 or More Rebounds Had 15 or More Rebounds Had 10 or More Assists Shot 90% or Better Shot 85% of Better Made 10 or More FT Made 6 or More 3 s Made 5 or More 3 s Had 8 or More Steals Blocked 10 or More Shots Blocked 5 or More Shots Had Triple-Double , Lakia Hayes (20 vs. FAU) , Shay Rawls (15 vs. Towson) , Crystal Johnson (11 vs. William and Mary) , Crystal Johnson (10 vs. Troy) , Angelique Burtts (11 vs. Murray State) , Crystal Johnson (11 vs. Northeastern) , Angelique Burtts (.900, 9-10 vs. Nicholls) , Marcquitta Head (.917, vs. Towson) , Danyiell McKeller ( of 8 vs. Towson) , Shay Rawls (10-of-10 vs. MVSU) , Tabitha David (6-of-8 vs. Norfolk State) , Brittany Graham (5 at Towson) , Jylisa Williams (9 vs. MVSU, ties school record) , Marcquitta Head (11 at Hofstra, school record) , Cody Paulk (5 vs. William and Mary) , Marcquitta Head (6 vs. Towson) , Crystal Johnson (12 pts, 11 assists, 10 reb., vs. W&M) , Angelique Burtts (19 pts, 11 assists, 10 reb vs. Murray State) , Marcquitta Head (16 reb, 14 pts, 11 blks, at Hofstra) TWO OF A KIND (TWINS) Senior Danyiell McKeller and junior Angelique Burtts have something in common. They each have a twin brother. Danyiell s twin is named Daniel. Angelique s twin is named Angelo, both in honor of mom Angela. Chan Harris isn t a twin, but she does have younger twin brothers, Marvel and Gregory.

24 Georgia State Basketball Notes - Page 24 GEORGIA STATE OVERTIME HISTORY Georgia State All-time Overtime Games - 30 overtime games record Double overtime games: 3 Overtime games: 27 Georgia State in CAA Overtime Games (9) - Record (1) Record at Northeastern Northeastern 68, Georgia State (1) - Record at Towson Towson 63, Georgia State (5) - Record at William and Mary William and Mary 55, Georgia State UNC Wilmington Georgia State 61, UNC Wilmington VCU VCU 75, Georgia State at UNC Wilmington Georgia State 78, UNC Wilmington 76 (2 Overtimes) Tenn-Martin Georgia State 58, Tennessee-Martin (2) - Record VCU VCU 82, Georgia State Towson Georgia State 78, Towson None (2) - Record A-Sun Tourney Semis Lipscomb 71, Georgia State at UCF Georgia State 62, UCF (1) - Record Atl. Hyatt Invitational Marquette 79, Georgia State 75 (2 Overtimes) Two years, no overtimes (1)- Record GSU Tournament Georgia State 91, Grambling (1) - Record Samford Georgia State 70, Samford Two years, no overtimes (1) - Record at Jacksonville State Georgia State 85, Jacksonville State no overtimes Coach Henry OT at Georgia State: 15 overtime games, 8-7 record Prior to Coach Lea Henry: 15 overtime games, 6-9 record Most OT games in one season: 5 in and 3 in

25 RADIO-TV ROSTER 2 Angelique BURTTS 6-0, Jr., G/F Conyers, Ga. 4 Tiffany ANDERSON 5-9, Fr., G Albany, Ga. 10 Brittany GRAHAM 5-9, Sr., G Boulder, Col. 12 Chandra HARRIS 6-2, Jr., F Macon, Ga. 22 Traci HALTIWANGER 5-9, Jr., G Summerville, S.C. 23 Crystal JOHNSON 5-8, So., G Gainesville, Fla. 25 Shay RAWLS 6-2, Sr., F/C Augusta, Ga. 30 Erika SUMPTER 6-2, Fr., F/C Orangeburg, S.C. 32 Jerlisa TAYLOR 5-6, Fr., G Douglasville, Ga. 33 Cody PAULK 6-3, Fr., F/C Gadsden, Ala. 42 Danyiell McKELLER 5-11, Sr., F Fayetteville, N.C. Head Coach LEA HENRY 16th year at State 20th year as HC

26 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES ANGELIQUE BURTTS Forward 6-0 Junior Conyers, Ga. (Rockdale HS) Birthday: March 18 # 2 CAREER NOTES: Was third-team Junior College All-America pick at East Mississippi CC, averaging 15.5 points, 7.9 rebounds, with 72 steals and 70 assists on a 25-7 Sweet Sixteen team. Played freshman season at Middle Tennessee State (21 games) with two double-figure scoring games. 24 Double-Figure games in JUCO; 13 Double-Figures in NCAA for 36 total double-figure games THIS SEASON: 2nd in assists (69, No. 13 CAA), 2nd on team in scoring (9.8) and third in steals (47, No. 11 CAA). 10 Double-Figure scoring games. Scored 15 points (7-11), made 7 assists and 3 steals at KSU Had 8 points, 3 assists, 2 steals, 2 rebounds vs. FSU Her triple-double vs. Murray State was just third in school history as she had 19 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds. Led team with 6 steals in win over Troy, with 6 pts and 4 rebs Contributed 9 points, 5 rebounds in 24 minutes at Presbyterian Led team with 20 points (9-10 FG), 4 steals, 2 asst. vs. Nicholls Netted 12 points, grabbed 6 rebunds, had 4 assists and 3 blocked shots in win at Delaware State Dished 5 assists, had 5 rebounds, scored 4 points at Iona Contributed 13 points, 7 assists, 3 steals, 2 blocks vs. Ga. Tech Produced 8 points, 4 steals, 4 rebounds, 3 assists vs. UT Martin Had 9 points, 2 steals, 2 rebounds, 2 assists vs. UMES Scored 14 of her 16 points in second half vs. UNCW, 4 reb. 2 stl. Grabbed 6 rebounds, scored 5 points in 20 min. at JMU (fouls) Produced 11 points, 2 reb., 1 asst, 1 steal at Hofstra. Had 6 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals vs. VCU Scored 7 points, grabbed 3 rebounds, had 1 steal vs. Towson Added 6 points, 2 rebounds, 2 steals at ODU Contributed 4 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists vs. JMU Double-Double 16 pts, 10 reb. 2 stl, 2 asst., at Mason Grabbed 9 rebounds, had 8 points, 2 steals at VCU Had 4 points, 1 rebound vs. Northeastern Hit 6-11 for 12 points, 3 assists, 4 reb., 2 steals vs. W&M Netted 6 points, 3 rebs., 3 assists, 2 steals at Towson Scored 10 points, had 9 rebounds, made 5 asst. at Delaware Produced 10 points, had 5 rebounds, a block & steal vs. ODU LAST SEASON: Had 24 double-figure scoring games with 10 games of 20 or more points. Had 10 double-double games Led her team in scoring, rebounding, steals and 3-point baskets Blocked 19 shots on defense 70.3% free throw shooter on season ( ) BURTT S CAREER BESTS (NCAA) Pts: 20 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 19 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 16 at George Mason, 1/28/10 16 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 15 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 13 vs. Georgia Tech, 12/22/09 (13 total double figures, NCAA0 Reb: 10 at George Mason, 1/28/10 10 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 10 vs. North Texas, 1/26/08 9 at VCU, 1/31/10 9 at Delaware, 2/14/10 Blks: 3 at Delaware State, 12/16/09 2 three times Assts: 11 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 7 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 7 vs. Georgia Tech, 12/22/09 3 FGs: 1 Three Times Stls: 6 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 6 vs. North Texas, 1/26/08 Min: 40 at George Mason, 1/28/10 39 at Iona, 12/18/09 BURTT S CAREER BESTS (JUCO) Pts: 27 vs. Holmes, 1/22/09 26 at Hinds, 11/10/08 26 vs. Itawamba, 1/12/09 26 at Holmes, 2/16/09 (24 double-figure games, JUCO) Rebs: 19 at Northwest Miss., 1/29/09 13 at Coahoma, 1/8/09 13 vs. Copiah-Lincoln, 3/5/09 12 Three times Blks: 4, vs. NW Mississippi, 3/3/09 2 Three Times Assts: 7 Two times Stls: 9 at Copiah-Lincoln, 11/20/09 6 Three times 3 FGs: 3 (of 6) Mississippi Delta, 1/20/09 2 Two times

27 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES TIFFANY ANDERSON Guard 5-9 Freshman Albany, Ga. (Dougherty HS) Birthday: December 6 # 4 THIS SEASON: Contributed 5 points (2-2 FG, 1-1FT), 4 reb., 3 asst. at KSU Added an assist and a block vs. Florida State Scored 2 points, grabbed 4 rebounds vs. Murray State Hit a three-point basket and made a steal in win over Troy Netted 3 points, grabbed 2 rebounds, made 2 steals at PC Made two free throws for 2 points, 1 reb., 1 steal, 1 assist vs. Nicholls State Scored 2 points,made a steal and blocked a shot vs. UT Martin Played 4 minutes vs. UMES Logged 6 minutes vs. VCU with 2 points, 1 steal Saw one minute playing time at ODU Had a basket and an assist in 6 minutes at VCU HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Led team in scoring (19.7), while grabbing 9.1 rebounds a game at Dougherty High. Second-team All-State on 21-7 team that advanced to Sweet Sixteen of state tournament Was a career 1,000-point scorer with multiple games of 30 or more points, topped by a pair of 34-point outings. In track, was third in state long jump (18-0) and on 4x100 relay team that was fifth at state meet ANDERSON S CAREER BESTS Pts: 5 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 3 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 3 at Presbyterian College, 12/5/09 2 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 2 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 2 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 2 vs. VCU, 1/14/10 2 at VCU, 1/31/10 Rebs: 4 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 4 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 Blks: 1 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 1 vs, UT Martin, 12/28/09 Assts: 3 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 1 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 1 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 1 vs. Nicholls State, 12.12/09 1 at VCU, 1/31/10 Stls: 2 at Presbyterian College, 12/5/09 1 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 1 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 1 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 1 vs. VCU, 1/14/10 3 FGs: 1 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 Mins: 17 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 14 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 13 at Presbyterian College, 12/5/09 11 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09

28 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES BRITTANY GRAHAM Guard 5-9 Senior Boulder, Col. (Boulder HS) Birthday: November 13 # 10 CAREER NOTES: Made 48 three-point baskets as sophomore in junior college as All-Jayhawk Conference second team guard. Averaged 12 points per game there Had 18 career double-figure scoring games in JUCO. Made 84 three-point baskets at State and has 9 double-figure scoring games in career here. Played one year of Division I ball (8 games) at UM-Kansas City and one year of JUCO ball (25 games) THIS SEASON: Leads team with 44 three-pointers (.400, No. 2 CAA) Started at KSU with 3 points (her 100th all-time trey), 4 reb Started vs. FSU with 10 points, then personal-best 4 assists and personal best 3 steals. Hit 2-of-5 treys. Started vs. Murray State and netted 8 points, two treys, 4 re bounds and 2 assists Started vs. Troy and netted 9 points on 3-of-6 treys, with career best 7 assists, adding 4 rebounds and 3 steals Started vs. PC and had 5 rebounds and 3 points Started vs. NSU with a three-point basket and 3 assists Started at Delaware State, played 11 minutes Started at Iona, scored 8 points, made 2 treys, had 2 reb. Hit 3-of-4 treys off the bench vs. Ga. Tech with 2 rebs. off bench Knocked down 2-of-3 treys, grabbed 4 rebounds, blocked 3 shots and made a steal vs. UT Martin Hit 3-of-4 treys vs. UMES for 9 points, with 5 reb., 2 asst., 1 steal Scored 11 points with 3-8 treys vs. UNCW, 1 steal, 1 asst., 1 reb. Fired in 16 points (4-4 treys), 6-7 overall, personal-best 8 re bounds, with 3 assists and 2 steals at JMU Hit 2-of-3 treys for 6 points at Hofstra. Was 0-1 with 1 rebound, 1 assist against VCU Knocked down 2-4 treys and 2-2 FT for 8 pts, 2 reb. vs. Towson Scored 8 points (2-5 treys, 3-6 overall), 5 rebs, 3 asst. at ODU Made 4-of-6 treys for 12 points vs. JMU, 5 assists vs. JMU Pulled down 6 rebs., made 3 steals, but 0-5 at Mason Had 3 points, 3 steals, 1 assist at VCU Hit just 1-8 treys vs. Northeastern, 4 assists, 2 rebounds Knocked down two treys, including key one with 3 minutes to play, in win over W&M with 8 points, 3 assists Had one trey, 2 assists, 2 steals at Towson Hit 2-4 treys for 6 points, 3 assists, 3 reb., 2 steals vs. ODU LAST SEASON: Led team in three-point baskets (29.6% on 40-of-135) Shot 82% from free throw line (9-of-11) 145 points were 6th most on team (5.0 avg. was 7th) Finished with 53 rebounds, 23 assists, 15 steals First game at Georgia State was 17-point day in win at Clemson with 5-of-6 three-point baskets GRAHAM S CAREER BESTS (GSU) Pts: 17 at Clemson, 11/22/08 16 at James Madison, 1/7/10 16 at Drexel, 1/15/09 15 at Towson, 1/22/09 12 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 12 vs. Northeastern, 1/8/09 12 at William & Mary, 2/1/09 11 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 10 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 Rebs: 8 at James Madison, 1/7/10 6 at William & Mary, 2/1/09 6 at George Mason, 1/28/10 Blks: 1, at Charleston, 11/29/08 1, vs. JMU, 2/22/09 Assts: 7 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 5 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 4 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 Stls: 3 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 3 at George Mason, 1/28/10 Blks: 3 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 3 FGs: 5 (of 6) at Clemson, 11/22/08 5 (of 12) at Towson, 1/22/09 4 (of 4) at James Madison, 1/7/10 4 (of 8) vs. Northeastern, 1/8/09 4 (of 12) at Drexel, 1/15/09 3 five times Mins: 40 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 GRAHAM S JUCO CAREER BESTS (from season) Pts: 21 vs. Mid-America Nazarene 19 vs. Benedictine 18 at Hesston 3-Pt: 4 vs. Mid-America Nazarene 3, Six times in Rebs: 9 vs. NE Oklahoma A&M 8 vs. Fort Scott Assts: 5 vs. Mid-America Nazarene Stls: 5 at Meramac 5 vs. Mid-America Nazarene 3 Three times Had 18 double-figure scoring games in 25 played as sophomore in JUCO

29 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES CHAN HARRIS Forward 6-2 Junior Macon, Ga. (Northeast HS) Birthday: July 12 # 12 CAREER NOTES: Played in all 66 games for Georgia State Has 19 career double-figure scoring games and 6 career double-figure rebounding games Has 6 career double-double games Scored 400th career point in Troy game, 11/29 (421 now) Grabbed 200th career rebound at Mason, 2/8 (283 now) THIS SEASON: Has bone fracture in foot, 12/16, surgery required, out Second in Rebounding (37, 6.2), 3rd in scoring (11.0) Led team with 22 points (9-15), 11 reb., 2 steals at KSU Co-led team with 8 rebounds, had 3 points Produced 14 points, 8 rebounds vs. Murray State, to go with team-best 3 steals and added 3 assists Scored 10 points in 16 minutes vs. Troy (5-of-6 FG) Added 4 points, 4 rebounds, 3 blocks in 19 minutes at PC Was 5-of-7 for 13 points, 4 rebounds, 3 blocks vs. Nicholls LAST SEASON: Averaged 11.4 per game over final 13 of season, made 23 of last 30 FG attempts over final three games (76.7%) 12 double-figure scoring games; scored 258 points (8.6) Shot 50.2% from the field (105-of-209), 4th CAA Led team with 23 blocked shots HARRIS CAREER BESTS Pts: 22 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 22 vs. Winthrop, 1/27/09 17 at Drexel, 1/15/09 14 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 14 vs. Northeastern, 3/12/09 14 vs. Towson, 2/5/09 14 at Delaware, 3/1/09 13 vs. Nicholls, 12/12/09 13 vs. Northeastern, 1/27/08 12 at ODU, 1/18/09 12 vs. VCU, 3/4/09 11 vs, ODU, 1/29/09 11 vs. W & M, 3/13/08 (CAA) 10 six times (19 double-figure games) Rebs: 12 at George Mason, 2/8/09 11 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 10 at ODU, 1/18/09 10 vs. Northeastern, 1/27/08 10 vs. MVSU, 12/28/07 10 vs. Winthrop, 1/27/09 9 vs. VCU, 3/4/09 8 three times (6 double-figure games) Assists: 2, seven times Blocks: 3 at VCU, 2/19/09 3 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 3 at Presbyterian College, 12/5/09 2 five times Steals: 4 vs. Winthrop, 1/27/09 3 six times Min: 38 vs. ODU, 1/29/09 37 at ODU, 1/18/09 37 vs. Towson, 2/5/09 37 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09

30 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES TRACI HALTIWANGER Guard 5-9 Junior Summerville, S.C. (Summerville) Birthday: November 9 # 22 CAREER NOTES: Played in 78 games for Georgia State Has 15 career double-figure scoring games at State Scored 374 career points Made 81 career assists Made 67 career steals Has 66 career 3-point baskets, 17 this season THIS SEASON: Has 17 three-point baskets, 73 points (3.8) Played first game at PC (12/5) and hit 3-of-6 treys for 9 points with 3 steals Logged 20 minutes vs. Nicholls with 4 points, 2 asst, 1 steal Scored 7 points in 8 minutes at Del. State with 3-3 FG, a trey, an assist and a rebound Had a rebound, steal and assist in win at Iona Played 22 minutes vs. Ga. Tech with 5 rebounds, 4 points Hit a trey vs. UMES with 2 assists and a steal Made 1-2 free throws vs. VCU Had a steal vs. Towson Scored 6 points (2-for-4 treys), had 4 asst., 4 rebs, 1 steal in 18 minutes at ODU Added 2 points, 1 steal vs. JMU Had a rebound and steal at VCU Made 3-of-11 treys in 9-point, 4-rebound, 1 steal game vs. NU Scored 11 points with 3-of-8 treys, 6 reb., 3 asst, at Towson Tied personal-best with 15 points, 3-of-6 treys, 2 reb at UD Had 2 steals, a rebound, an assist vs. ODU LAST SEASON: Played in 28 of 30 games Had 18 three-point baskets, second on team Had 3 double-figure scoring games HALTIWANGER S CAREER BESTS Pts: 15 at Delaware, 2/14/10 15 vs. Georgia Tech, 12/22/07 13 vs. Delaware, 1/24/08 13 at Northeastern, 2/24/08 12 at Towson, 3/2/08 12 vs. Drexel, 3/6/08 11 vs. Towson, 2/5/09 11 at UNCW, 2/10/08 11 at Northeastern, 2/12/09 11 at Towson, 2/7/10 10 five times 15 career double-figure games Rebs: 6 at Northeastern, 2/24/08 5 at Towson, 3/2/08 5 vs. Georgia Tech, 12/22/09 4 Five Times 3 FGs: 4 vs. Delaware, 1/24/08 3 at Presbyterian College, 12/5/09 3 vs. JMU, 2/22/09 3 at Northeastern, 2/24/08 3 vs. Towson, 2/5/09 3 vs. Northeastern, 2/4/ times Asst: 7 vs. Northeastern, 1/27/08 6 vs. William and Mary, 1/17/08 5 vs. Old Dominion, 1/6/08 Stls: 4 vs. Northeastern, 1/27/08 4 at UNCW, 2/10/08 Min: 36 at Delaware, 2/14/10 34 at Northeastern, 2/24/08 33 at Towson, 3/2/08 (OT)

31 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES CRYSTAL JOHNSON Guard 5-9 Sophomore Gainesville, Fla. (P. K. Yonge HS) Birthday: December 23 # 23 CAREER: Has 305 assists in 55 games at GSU (5.6 per game) Has 17 double-figure scoring games, 4 double-figure assists THIS SEASON: LEADS CAA, No. 15 NCAA in assists with 140 (5.6); No. 6 CAA steals (56). No 36 NCAA in Turnover Ratio. Opened with 8 points (4-7), 4 assists, 4 steals, 3 reb. at KSU Scored 7 points, grabbed 2 rebounds, made a steal vs. FSU Produced 15 points, 5 assists in win over Murray State Led team with 10 assists vs. Troy, adding 8 points and 2 steals to make All-Tourney team Had 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals at PC Made 5 assists, scored 6 points, had 2 steals (4-for-4 FT) Scored 11 points, made 7 assists in win at Delaware State Had 4 points, 4 assists, 4 steals in win at Iona Produced 6 points, 5 reb., 4 steals, 3 assists vs. Ga. Tech Led team with 6 assists vs. UT Martin Led team with 5 assists vs. UMES to make All-Tourney team Tied personal-best with 11 assists, scored 13 points, tied personal-best 6 steals, 2 rebounds vs. UNCW Had 8 assists, 8 points, 2 reb., 1 steal before eye injury at JMU Scored 7 points, had 4 assists, 2 steals at Hofstra Made 7 assists, scored 5 points with 2 reb., 1 steal vs. VCU Did not start for first time in career but played 33 minutes vs. Towson with 13 points, 9 assists, 3 steals. Scored 7 points, made 4 rebounds and 2 assists at ODU Contributed 8 points, 5 assists in 40 minutes vs. JMU Led team with 9 assists, 2 points, 2 rebs., in win at Mason Scored 7 points, had 6 steals, 3 assists at VCU Netted 9 points with a three-point basket, 5 asst., 2 stl, vs. NU Triple-Double with 12 points (4-6), 11 assists, 10 rebounds, 4 steals, a trey, and a block in 40 minutes. Had just 1 turnover. Scored 11 points, had 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals at Towson Made 7 assists, grabbed 6 rebounds, had 2 steals at UD Scored 5 points, including two FT with 7.3 for lead, to go with 4 assists,3 rebounds, 2 steals vs. ODU LAST SEASON: Named to CAA All-Rookie Team Led the CAA in assists (166, 5.53), No. 20 NCAA Started all 30 games, played all 40 minutes in 7 games Scored in double figures in 11 games Named CAA Rookie of the Week on Nov. 24, Jan. 12, Feb. 2 to tie for most times awarded Had 4 or more assists in 27 of 30 games Ranked 3rd in CAA in assist/turnover ratio (+49 assists to turn.) Ranked 8th in CAA in steals (61, 2.0), 13th in FT pct. (.716) Led team in minutes played (1,054, 35.1), 4th CAA JOHNSON S CAREER BESTS Pts: 21 vs. Old Dominion, 1/29/09 19 at Towson, 1/22/09 15 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 15 vs. Miss. Valley State, 12/29/08 13 vs. Towson, 1/17/10 13 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 12 at George Mason, 2/8/09 12 vs. William and Mary, 2/7/10 (17 double-figure games) Rebs: 10 vs. William and Mary, 2/7/10 9 at George Mason, 2/8/09 8 vs. Delaware, 1/11/09 6 Three Times Blks: 1 Three times Assists: 11 vs. William and Mary, 2/7/10 11 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 11 vs. Northeastern, 1/8/09 10 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 9 at George Mason, 1/28/10 9 vs. Towson, 1/17/10 9 vs. Texas A&M-CC, 12/30/08 8 at James Madison, 1/7/10 8 at VCU, 2/19/09 8 at Towson, 1/22/08 8 vs. UNCW, 2/26/09 7, eight times Stls: 6 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 6 vs. UNC Wilmington, 2/26/09 6 at VCU, 1/31/10 5 at Clemson, 11/22/08 4, 6 times, last -W&M, 2/7/10 3 FGs: 2 vs. James Madison, 2/22/09 (8 career three-point baskets) Mins: 40, 17 times

32 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES SHAY RAWLS Forward 6-2 Senior Augusta, Ga. (Cross Creek HS) Birthday: January 16 # 25 CAREER NOTES: Played in all 115 career games at Georgia State, 60 starts Has 630 career points Has 745 career rebounds, including 345 offensive rebounds Needs 5 to move into 9th in school history Has 52 career blocked shots, 100 career steals Has 23 career double-figure scoring games Has 25 career double-figure rebounding games Has 13 career double-double games THIS SEASON: Leads team in rebounding (186, 7.8, No. 7 CAA) and blocked shots (18, No. 13 CAA), Had 1 rebound in 5 minutes at KSU Co-led team with 8 rebounds vs. FSU, 4 pts, 1 block vs. FSU Grabbed 4 rebounds, scored 2 points vs. Murray State Pulled down 6 rebounds, scored 5 points in win over Troy Led team with 9 rebounds at PC, scoring 8 points, blocking 2 shots and making a steal in win Grabbed 7 rebounds, had 4 points, 1 block, 2 steals vs. Nicholls Started at Del. State (12/16) with 9 rebounds, 6 points, 2 blocks Started at Iona with 13 points (6-6 FG), 6 rebounds, 2 stls at Iona Pulled down 8 rebounds, had 3 steals, 2 pts., 1 block vs Ga. Tech First double-figure game of season with 10 points, 6 rebs., 4 assists, 3 blocks and a steal vs. UT Martin Produced Double-Double vs. UMES with 11 points, 11 rebs. Led team with 8 rebounds, had 3 steals, 3 points vs. UNCW Had 8 rebounds (4 off.), 7 points, 1 steal, 1 asst. at JMU Netted 5 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist at Hofstra Hit double figures (12 points, 4-6 FG), 6 reb., 1 blk. vs. VCU Grabbed 10 rebounds, had 2 points, 1 block vs. Towson Back-to-back double-figure rebound games with 11 at ODU to to with 5 points, 3 steals, 1 block, 1 assist Double-double with 12 rebounds, 10 points vs. JMU Led team with 8 rebs., scored 7 pts, had 3 stls, 1 block at Mason Scored 10 points, had 8 rebounds, 1 assist at VCU Hauled down 12 rebounds, scored a point, had a steal vs. NU Supplied 7 points (3-4 FG), 5 rebounds in win over W&M Had 8 rebounds, 5 points and 2 steals at Towson Double-Double with then personal-best 17 points, 10 re bounds, 1 steal at Delaware. Double-Double with career-best 22 points (9-13), 11 re bounds, 2 steals, a block and an assist vs. ODU LAST SEASON: Overcame wrist fracture in preseason practice Grabbed 126 rebounds, tied 3rd most on team, 62 offense Played in all 30 games Started vs. Towson and had double-double with 11 points, 12 rebounds, 2 steals RAWL S CAREER BESTS Pts: 22 vs. ODU, 2/18/10 17 at Delaware, 2/14/10 16 at Winthrop, 12/17/07 16 vs. Jackson State, 11/27/07 16 vs. MVSU, 12/28/07 15 at UNCW, 2/10/07 15 vs. Alcorn, 12/29/07 14 vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/16/07 (23 career double-figure games) Rebs: 15 vs. Jacksonville St.,11/24/07 15 vs. Towson, 2/3/08 13 vs. Hofstra, 1/25/09 12 vs. Northeastern, 2/4/10 12 vs. Towson, 2/5/09 12 at William & Mary, 2/22/07 12 vs. MVSU, 12/28/07 12 at VCU, 1/13/08 12 vs. VCU, 3/4/09 12 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 11 at ODU, 1/21/10 11 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 11 at Georgia Tech, 11/16/06 11 vs. Hofstra, 2/18/07 11 vs. Jackson State, 11/27/07 11 at Hofstra, 1/20/08 11 vs. ODU, 2/18/10 10 eight Times (last 2/14/10) (25 career double-figure games) Blks: 3 vs. Towson, 2/3/08 3 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 2 Eight times Stls: 5 at Hofstra, 1/20/08 4 vs. VCU, 2/25/07 3 Six times Asst: Min: 4 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09s 3 at Towson, 2/1/07 2 Five times 40 4 times

33 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES ERIKA SUMPTER Center 6-2 Freshman Orangeburg, S.C. (Wilkinson HS) Birthday: October 22 # 30 THIS SEASON: 130 minutes with 40 points, 23 rebounds Played 4 minutes at KSU with 2 points (1-2 FG) Scored 4 points (2-2 FG), grabbed 3 rebounds in 6 minutes in win over Murray State Grabbed 4 rebounds and scored 2 points, with a block vs Troy Played 6 minutes at PC with 1 rebound Was 3-for-3 for 6 points in 7 minutes vs. Nicholls with 2 rebs. Logged 8 minutes at Delaware State with 2 points, 2 rebounds Played 9 minutes at Iona with a rebound Season-high 18 minutes vs. UT Martin with 6 points (3-4 FG), 4 rebounds, 1 block Logged 6 minutes vs. UMES with a block and assist Spelled Rawls for 2 minutes vs. UNCW Played 2 minutes with 1 rebound at James Madison Produced 2 points, 2 rebounds, 3 steals, 1 assist in 14 minutes at Hofstra Scored personal-best 7 points (2-2, 3-4 FT) in 13 minutes vs. JMU with 2 steals, a rebound and a block In 7 minutes at VCU, scored 2 points, grabbed 1 rebound Tied personal-best with 7 points in 11 minutes at Towson, hit ting 2-3 FG and 3-4 FT with 1 rebound HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Three-time All-State pick (two-time first team) and named one of top 100 players in South Carolina Rebounding force with 35 double-figure games Team was 24-5 and No. 5 in state polls Averaged 11.5 points, 9.0 rebounds as senior after averaging double-double in both points and rebounds as junior Blocked 73 shots as senior, with two games of six blocks SUMPTER S CAREER BESTS Pts: 7 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 7 at Towson, 2/12/10 6 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 6 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 4 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 2 at Hofstra, 1/7/10 2 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 2 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 2 at Delaware State, 12/16/09 2 at VCU, 1/31/10 Rebs: 4 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 4 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 3 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 2 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 2 at Delaware State, 12/18/09 2 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 Blks: 1 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 1 vs, UT Martin, 12/29/09 1 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 1 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 Assts: 1 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 1 at Hofstra, 1/7/10 Stls: 3 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 2 vs.jmu, 1/24/10 Mins: 18 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 14 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 14 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 13 vs. JMU, 1/24/10 11 at Towson, 2/12/10 9 at Iona, 12/18/09 8 at Delaware State, 12/16/09

34 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES JERLISA TAYLOR Guard 5-6 Freshman Douglasville, Ga. (Douglas Co. HS) Birthday: December 27 # 32 THIS SEASON: Played 3 minutes at Kennesaw with one steal Played 1 minute vs. Murray and hit 2-2 FT Played 3 minutes vs. Troy Played 2 minutes vs. UMES with 5 points, 2 rebounds HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Hit 27 3-point baskets last year in averaging 11.6 points a game for Douglas County. Had three games with three treys. Averaged 3.2 assists and 2.5 steals a game, with a best game of eight steals. Had three games with six assists. Team was 22-6 in tough metro Atlanta league Two-time All-Region and All-Douglas County pick TAYLOR S CAREER BESTS Pts: 5 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 2 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 Rebs: 2 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 Blks: Assts: Stls: 1 at Kennesaw, 11/14/09 3 FGs: Mins: 3 at Kennesaw, 11/14/09 3 vs. Troy, 11/29/09 2 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 1 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09

35 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES CODY PAULK Center 6-3 Freshman Gadsden, Ala. (Gadsden City HS) Birthday: June 3 # 33 THIS SEASON: Has 16 points, 15 rebounds, 14 blocks, in 94 minutes Played 3 minutes in season-opener at Kennesaw State Saw 7 minutes of action vs. No. 10 Florida State Played 1 minute vs. Murray State Blocked 2 shots in 6 minutes in win over Troy Logged 2 minutes vs. Nicholls with 1 reb., 1 block Played 2 minutes at Delaware State, 1 block Played 6 minutes vs. UT Martin, 2 points, 2 blocks, 1 rebound Made a basket, got a rebound in 4 minutes vs. UMES Had 2 points, 2 rebounds and a block on Dawn Evans in just 4 minutes at James Madison Logged season-high 11 minutes with 2 points, 2 rebounds, 1 block and 1 assist at Hofstra Contributed 3 rebounds, 1 block in 9 minutes vs. Towson Grabbed 2 rebounds in 2 minutes at ODU Played 4 minutes vs. JMU Played 2 minutes at VCU Had best game of season vs. W&M with 5 blocked shots in 24 minutes, while hitting 3-of-4 shots for 6 points, to go with 2 rebounds Scored 2 points, grabbed a rebound, made a steal in 7 min. at Towson Played 1 minute vs. ODU HIGH SCHOOL CAREER: Double-double scorer (12 ppg) and rebounder (11 rpg) on No. 4 team in Alabama that was 25-5 last year. One of top shot blockers in state, averaging 6.7 per game Second-team All-State, First-team All-Region pick In addition to double-doubles, had a rare triple-double game with double figures in points, rebounds and blocks PAULK S CAREER BESTS Pts: 6 vs. William & Mary, 2/7/10 2 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 2 at James Madison, 1/7/10 2 vs. UT Martin, 12/29/09 2 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 2 at Towson, 2/12/10 Rebs: 3 vs. Towson, 1/17/09 2 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 2 at ODU, 1/21/10 2 at James Madison, 1/7/10 2 vs. William & Mary, 2/7/10 1 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 1 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 1 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 1 at Towson, 2/12/10 Blks: 5 vs. William & Mary, 2/7/10 2 vs. Troy, 11/28/09 2 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 1 vs. Nicholls State, 12/12/09 1 at Delaware State, 12/16/09 1 at James Madison, 1/7/10 1 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 1 vs. Towson, 1/17/10 Assts: 1 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 Stls: 1 at Towson, 2/12/10 Mins: 24 vs. William & Mary, 2/7/10 11 at Hofstra, 1/10/10 9 vs. Towson, 1/17/10 7 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 7 at Towson, 2/12/10 6 vs. UT Martin, 12/28/09 6 vs. Troy, 11/28/09

36 PANTHER PLAYER SEASON UPDATES DANYIELL McKELLER Forward 5-11 Senior Fayetteville, N.C. (Westover HS) Birthday: July 30 # 42 CAREER NOTES: Has 59 career double-figure scoring games Has 14 career double-figure rebounding games Has 8 career double-double games Has played 104 games at Georgia State, started 102 Has scored 1,282 career points, 10th school history Has 616 career rebounds Has 157 career steals (13th school history), 93 assists, 22 blocks THIS SEASON: Ranks No. 24 in NCAA in scoring (18.7), No. 4 CAA; No 2 in CAA in steals, No. 15 in CAA in rebounds Named CAA Player of the Week - Dec. 21 (3rd time, career) MVP of both Georgia State home tournaments this year Scored 22 points (10-16), had 7 rebounds, 2 asst., 1 stl, at KSU Netted 21 points, 5 reb., 3 steals, 2 assists vs. No. 10 FSU Produced 21 points, 9 reb., 1 steal, 1 assist in 26 min. vs. Murray Hit for 18 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals vs. Troy Was 10-for-20 for 22 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals at PC Scored 16 points with 6 rebounds, 2 steals vs. Nicholls Produced career-best 26 points, made personal-best 5 steals, had 4 rebounds and 2 assists at Delaware State Scored 25 points, pulled down 6 rebounds, had 2 steals at Iona Hit 14 points (5-of-23), 6 reb., 3 steals vs. Ga. Tech. Scored 1,000th point on free throw in second half Led team with 19 points vs. UT Martin Hit 7-of-11 for 22 points vs. UMES with 5 rebounds, 2 blocks Netted 20 points (10-20) vs. UNCW with 7 rebs., 4 steals, 2 asst. Contributed 16 points (8-26) at JMU, 4 asst., 4 reb., 1 steal Had 8 points (4-19) at Hofstra, 4 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 assist Was 7-12 for 14 points, had 7 rebounds, 1 steal vs. VCU Tied career-best 26 points (9-15) vs. Towson, with personal besttying 5 steals, had 8 rebounds, 2 assists. Added 22 points (10-23), 6 rebs., 2 steals, 1 asst. at ODU Led with 18 points (7-15), 6 rebounds vs. JMU Led win with 21 points, 4 rebounds at George Mason Tied personal-best with 5 steals, but hit 7 pts (3-13) at VCU Personal-best 27 points and 6 steals, 8 reb., 1 blk. vs. NU Had 18 points, 9 rebounds, 4 steals vs. William & Mary Grabbed 10 rebounds, scored 5 points with 3 steals at Towson Scored 23 points, grabbed 8 rebounds, 2 steals at Delaware Netted 16 points, grabbed 6 rebounds, had 3 steals vs. ODU LAST SEASON: Named CAA Player of the Week - Nov. 24 and Dec. 8 Scored in double figures in 14 of her 21 games Led team in scoring (12.5) Played first 8 minutes vs. Delaware on Jan. 11 and did not return Sat out four weeks until Feb. 8 with knee sprain. Had fluid drained from knees and did not dress vs. VCU, 3/4/09 McKELLER S CAREER BESTS Pts: 27 vs. Northeastern, 2/4/10 26 vs. Towson, 1/17/10 26 at Delaware State, 12/16/09 25 at Iona, 12/18/09 25 vs. George Mason, 2/14/08 24 at Clemson, 11/22/08 24 vs. UNCW, 2/26/09 24 at Alabama State, 12/7/07 23 vs. Northeastern, 1/8/09 23 at Delaware, 2/14/10 22 at ODU, 1/21/10 22 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 22 at Kennesaw State, 11/14/09 22 at Presbyterian College, 12/5/09 21 vs. Florida State, 11/22/09 21 at George Mason, 1/28/10 21 at Jacksonville St.,11/25/06 21 vs. Murray State, 11/27/09 20 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 (59 career double figures) Rebs: 13 at UNC Wilmington, 1/18/07 12 at Delaware, 2/28/08 11 vs. La. Lafayette (UAB), 12/15/08 11 at Clemson, 11/22/08 11 at Hampton, 111/19/06 11 vs. Northeastern, 1/4/07 11 vs. VCU, 1/21/07 11 at Northeastern, 2/12/09 10, 6 times (14 career double figures) Steals: 6 vs. Northeastern, 2/4/10 5 at VCU, 1/31/10 5 vs. Towson, 1/17/10 5 at Delaware State, 12/18/09 4 twice Assts: 4 vs. La. Lafayette (UAB), 12/15/08 4 vs. Drexel, 1/28/07 4 vs. UNC Wilmington, 1/3/10 Blocks: 2 vs. UMES, 12/30/09 Mins: 49 at UNCW, 1/18/07 (OT) 40 5 times