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1 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 DUKE UNIVERSITY WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS (10-3 Overall, 0-0 in ACC) Date Opponent Time TV 11/11 at Denver W, FSNRM ESPNU Women s Basketball Invitational Tampa, Fla. 11/15 vs. South Florida W, ESPNU 11/18 UNC GREENSBORO W, U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam St. Thomas, USVI 11/22 vs. #22/20 Purdue W, /23 vs. Temple W, /25 vs. Connecticut L, FCS 11/28 at #23/18 Vanderbilt L, /2 at Penn State L, ESPN2 12/6 #4/3 RUTGERS W, Maggie Dixon Classic New York, N.Y. 12/8 vs. Pittsburgh W, /18 UTAH VALLEY W, /21 BUCKNELL W, /28 at Houston W, /3 N.C. CENTRAL 7:00 PM 1/5 at Miami* 7:00 PM 1/11 FLORIDA STATE* 7:00 PM RSN 1/14 at Maryland* 7:00 PM ESPN2 1/20 N.C. STATE* 1:00 PM RSN 1/24 at Georgia Tech* 7:00 PM 1/28 TENNESSEE 7:00 PM ESPN2 2/1 VIRGINIA TECH* 7:00 PM RSN 2/4 NORTH CAROLINA* 7:00 PM RSN 2/7 at Boston College* 7:00 PM 2/10 WAKE FOREST* 2:00 PM 2/13 at Clemson* 7:00 PM 2/17 MARYLAND* 5:30 PM FSN 2/22 at Virginia Tech* 7:00 PM RSN 2/24 VIRGINIA* 12:30 PM RSN 3/2 at North Carolina* 5:30 PM FSN ACC Tournament Greensboro, N.C. 3/6 First Round TBD RSN 3/7 Quarterfinals TBD RSN 3/8 Semifinals TBD FSN 3/9 Championship TBD FSN NCAA Tournament 3/22-25 First & Second Rounds TBD ESPN 3/29-4/1 Regionals TBD ESPN 4/4-6 Final Four TBD ESPN All times are Eastern * ACC Contest ALL CAPS - Home Games FSN - Fox Sports Net RSN - FSN South, Comcast Sports Net, SunSports, New England Sports Network FSNRM - Fox Sports Net Rocky Mountain Duke Blue Devils 10-3 Overall, 0-0 ACC In The Polls... 12th in AP 13th in USA Today/ESPN Head Coach: Joanne P. McCallie ( , 16th Year) Lindy Brown, Associate SID Women s Basketball Contact 115 Cameron Indoor Stadium, Durham, N.C Office: Cell: Fax: lbrown@duaa.duke.edu MEDIA INFO What: N.C. Central at Duke Date: Jan. 3, 2008 Location: Durham, N.C. Venue: Cameron Indoor Stadium Tipoff: 7:00 p.m. TV: None TV Talent: None Radio: WDNC AM 620 Radio Talent: Steve Barnes (PxP), Missy Anderson (Color) Series Record: Tied 3-3 Online Audio/Video: ACC Select duke.accselect.com Livestats: N.C. Central Eagles 2-14 Overall, 0-0 Ind. In The Polls... Not Ranked Head Coach: Joli Robinson ( , 12th Year) Battle Of The Durham Schools On Tap For Thursday... The 12th-ranked Duke women s basketball team (10-3) will return home on Thursday, Jan. 3 for a nonconference contest against crosstown foe North Carolina Central (2-14) at 7:00 p.m., in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The two squads will face each other for the first time since 1984 as the Eagles are making the transition to Division I in The game will be aired live on the Duke Radio Network with Steve Barnes (PxP) and Missy Anderson (Color) calling the action on WDNC AM 620. Live audio and video can also be found duke.accselect.com. After facing NCCU on Thursday, Duke will travel to Miami on Friday as the Blue Devils will take on the Hurricanes on Saturday, Jan. 5 at 7:00 p.m., to open ACC action. Duke is currently on its second five-game winning streak of the season and will return to Cameron Indoor Stadium for only its fifth home contest of the year. The Blue Devils are currently ranked No. 12 in the Associated Press and No. 13 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Polls. A Look At N.C. Central... As N.C. Central makes the transition to Division I this season, the Eagles have posted a 2-14 overall record and is coming off a victory over Mercy on Dec. 30. Joli Robinson is in her 12th year as the Head Coach at NCCU and owns a record. So far this season, the Eagles have totaled an 0-12 record on the road. Jori Nwachukwu (14.9 points, 8.8 rebounds), Jennifer Hukill (8.8 points, 30 treys) and Tonia Roundree (8.1 points, 55 assists) have led N.C. Central so far this season. Probable Duke Starters... No. Name Ht. Yr. Pos. PPG RPG APG BPG STL FG% 21 Joy Cheek 6-1 So. F Scored double-figures in four straight games for first time in her career 11 Chante Black 6-5 R-Jr. C/F Leads team with 29 blocks in 13 games 23 Wanisha Smith 5-11 Sr. G Dished out a season-high eight assists at Houston 4 Abby Waner 5-10 Jr. G Tied an ACC record with 10 steals against Utah Valley 5 Jasmine Thomas 5-9 Fr. G Started last five games at point guard Off The Bench... No. Name Ht. Yr. Pos. PPG RPG APG BPG STL FG% 34 Krystal Thomas 6-4 Fr. C Carrem Gay 6-2 Jr. F Karima Christmas 5-11 Fr. F/G Keturah Jackson 6-0 R-So. G Bridgette Mitchell 6-0 So. G/F Brittany Mitch 6-2 R-So. G/F Emily Waner 5-8 Sr. G

2 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 QUICK FACTS Location... Durham, N.C. Enrollment... 6,197 Founded Trinity College Color... Royal Blue & White Nickname... Blue Devils Conference... ACC Arena... Cameron Indoor Stadium (9,314) President... Dr. Richard H. Brodhead Director of Athletics... Joe Alleva Basketball Office Phone... (919) Head Coach... Joanne P. McCallie Assisstant Coaches... Al Brown, Shannon Perry Samantha Williams Athletic Trainer... Summer McKeehan BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball Overall All-Time Record (33 Years) ACC Record (29 Years) Home Record Road Record Neutral Record NCAA Appearances/Last... 14/2007 NCAA Best Finish. 1999, 2006, NCAA Runner-Up WNIT Appearances/Last... 1/1986 ACC Tournament Titles , 03, 02, 01, 00 ACC Regular Season Titles2007,, 05, 04, 03, 02, 01, 00, 99, 98 TICKET INFORMATION Ticket Office Phone... (919) (877) Game Tickets... $15 (Reserved for Rutgers, Tennessee, UNC, Maryland $12 (Reserved) $2 (Groups) Duke students with a valid ID are admitted free to all regular season contests. MEDIA INFORMATION Duke Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie is generally available in the mornings and after practice in the afternoon/early evenings. Player interviews during the week must be arranged through the Sports Information Office by getting in touch with Lindy Brown at or lbrown@duaa.duke.edu. Phone interviews with out of town media can also be arranged. All interview requests should be made at least one day in advance and the best time for interviews is generally before or after practice. Sports Information Office Address: Duke Sports Information 115 Cameron Indoor Stadium Durham, N.C The Series With N.C. Central... Duke and N.C. Central will meet for the seventh time in school history on Thursday with the series currently tied, 3-3. The two squads have not met since Nov. 20, In the series, the Eagles won the first three games, but Duke won the next three. The Blue Devils have scored over 100 points in the last two meetings. Win Streaks At Home... Duke currently has three very impressive home winning streaks in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Devils have won a school-record 21 straight home games, 26 straight contests versus non-conference opponents and 73 consecutive games against unranked opponents. The 21-game home winning streak is second nationally to Texas A&M (25). Storylines/Trends... Duke scored 103 and 109 points the last two times the Blue Devils have faced N.C. Central. The 100-point games were the second and third times Duke had ever reached the 100-point plateau in school history. Duke/N.C. Central Series Date... (DU) Rank) Site (NCCU Rank)... Result Jan. 15, Duke... L, Jan. 26, Duke... L, Feb. 12, at N.C. Central... L, Feb. 16, Duke... W, Nov. 26, Duke... W, Nov. 20, Duke... W, Largest margin of victory by DU: (Nov. 20, 1984) Largest margin of victory by NCC: (Jan. 15, 1975) Most points scored by DU: (Nov. 20, 1984) Most points scored by NCC: (Jan. 15, 1975) Fewest points scored by DU: (Jan. 15, 1975) Fewest points scored by NCC: (Jan. 26, 1976) Most consecutive wins by DU:... 3 Most consecutive wins by NCC:... 3 Overall series record: At Duke: At N.C. Central: Neutral: In NCAA Tournament: Current streak:... W 3 Duke has won 40 straight non-conference games against North Carolina opponents. The last loss was on Feb. 19, 1983 at UNC Charlotte (73-66). The Blue Devils have won 33 consecutive home contests against nonconference foes in Cameron Indoor Stadium with the last loss coming on Feb. 16, 1982 against East Carolina (79-57). The Blue Devils will play only their second contest over the last 13 days. Duke played Bucknell on Dec. 21 and Houston on Dec. 28. Duke will play its second Independent school of the season as the Blue Devils also played Utah Valley on Dec. 18; winning Duke had all 12 players available in the Houston game for the first time since the Connecticut game on Nov. 25. It was the third time this season the Blue Devils have had all 12 players available (Denver, Connecticut, Houston). In her return home to Houston, freshman Karima Christmas played 15 minutes, had six points, one assist and one steal. She left at the end of the game with a wrist injury, but her x-rays were negative when the Blue Devils returned to campus. Duke registered 22 of 31 free throws at Houston, which were the second-most made and attempted in a game this season. The Blue Devils hit 71.0 percent from the free throw line marking the fourth time this season Duke has shot over 70.0 percent in a game this year. With her 23 minutes played at Houston, senior Wanisha Smith became only the 16th player in Blue Devil history to play over 3,000 minutes in a Duke uniform (3,014). After getting outrebounded in five out of the last seven games, Duke has outrebounded its opponents the last two games. The Blue Devils held a board advantage against Bucknell. In the first half, Duke had 17 offensive rebounds, while Bucknell had a total of 16 rebounds. The Blue Devils finished the game with a season-high 33 offensive rebounds. On Dec. 28 at Houston, Duke held a advantage on the boards. Junior Chante Black dished out a career-high five assists against Bucknell and is one of five Blue Devils to have over 20 assists on the season (24). Blue Devil Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie will face N.C. Central for the first time in her 16-year coaching career. In the latest NCAA stats that were released through games of Dec. 16, Duke s Chante Black ranked 23rd nationally in blocked shots per game (2.5). As a team, the Blue Devils are averaging 6.5 swats a game to rank sixth. The next highest team category is field goal percentage defense as Duke ranks 25th (34.2). The Blue Devils registered four players in double-figure scoring against Utah Valley for only the third time this season (UNCG, Penn State). Duke came back to notch all five starters in double-figures against Bucknell for the first time all year. A total of eight Blue Devils have hit at least one three-pointer this season with junior Abby Waner (21), freshman Jasmine Thomas (11), and senior Emily Waner (6) leading Duke in the threes made category. After hitting 11-of-32 three-pointers (34.4%) over her first five contests, Abby Waner has hit 10-of-24 (41.6%) from downtown the last three games. Duke had its 107th straight week streak of being ranked in the top 10 of the Associated Press poll come to an end on Nov. 26 as the Blue Devils dropped to 11th. On Dec. 3, the Blue Devils dropped out of the top 15 for the first time since Dec. 20, 1999, as Duke was listed at No. 17.

3 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 So far this season, junior Chante Black is getting to the free throw line as she leads the Blue Devils with 45 attempts and 33 made for a 73.3 percentage. Duke has held a points in the paint advantage in the 13 games this season. Junior Abby Waner is 105 points away from reaching 1,000 for her career and would be the 23rd player in school history to reach that mark. Utah Valley s Robyn Fairbanks pulled down a Cameron Indoor Stadium record 20 rebounds on Dec. 18. The previous record was 19 by two Blue Devils (Carey Kauffman and Chris Moreland). Thomas Makes Return... The Duke post players received an added boost at Houston on Dec. 28 as freshman Krystal Thomas made her return to the Blue Devil lineup as she saw action in 12 minutes, scored six points and had four rebounds. Thomas, a 6-4 center from Orlando, Fla., was injured in the Vanderbilt contest on Nov. 28. On This Date... Duke owns a record of 7-3 in games played on Jan. 3 over the 33 years of Blue Devil basketball. One of the most memorable contests played on this date came in 2004 as Duke downed top-ranked Connecticut, 68-67, in Hartford, Conn., on Jessica Foley s last second three-pointer. What Is Next... For the second straight year, Duke will open Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) action against Miami as the Blue Devils will travel to Coral Gables, Fla., for a Saturday, Jan. 5 contest at 7:00 p.m. Duke will go up against former Blue Devil, Katie Meier, who is in her third year as Head Coach at Miami. Meier was a letterwinner at Duke from Duke will open ACC play on the road for the first time since the campaign when the Blue Devils traveled to Wake Forest and won, In ACC openers, Duke owns a nine game winning streak dating back to the season. The last loss came in Clemson, S.C., as the Tigers won Overall in ACC openers, Duke has totaled a 21-9 record. Inside Duke s Streaks Current 7 years in a row with a Kodak All-America 7 straight 30-win seasons (NCAA-record) 10 straight 10-win ACC seasons 10 consecutive 20-win seasons 13 NCAA Tournament bids in a row 21 consecutive home wins 26 straight home non-conference wins 73 consecutive home wins vs. unranked 156 consecutive weeks in AP top straight weeks in USA Today top 25 TALE OF THE TAPE Duke... Statistical Comparison... NCCU Record Field Goal Percentage Opponent Field Goal Percentage Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Three-Pointers Per Game Free Throw Percentage Offensive Rebounds Per Game Rebound Average Rebound Margin Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Point Differential Blocks Per Game Assists Per Game Steals Per Game Turnovers Per Game The Blue Devils are coming off registering their third undefeated ACC regular season in school history last year with a 14-0 mark. Duke has won 85 out of the last 90 regular season league contests. At Home In So far this season in four home contests, Duke has averaged 80.0 points and produced a 4-0 ledger. The Blue Devils have notched five Duke players averaging double-figures -- Krystal Thomas (20.0), Chante Black (15.5), Abby Waner (14.0), Joy Cheek (12.5) and Carrem Gay (10.0). Duke has held its opponents to 48.2 points, 31.9 percent shooting from the field and forced 32.2 turnovers a contest. The Blue Devils have averaged 20.3 assists, 16.3 turnovers, 20.0 steals, 7.3 blocks and 47.2 rebounds. In her only home contest of her career, Thomas totaled 20 points, 10 rebounds, three steals and two blocks in 20 minutes against UNC Greensboro. In The Duke Career Charts... With her 16 blocks over the last five games, junior Chante Black has moved into fifth place on Duke s all-time blocked shots list with 140. She is nine away from tying Alana Beard at fourth. Junior Abby Waner has hit eight three-pointers in the last three contests, which moved her into fifth place on Duke s career three-pointers made list with 139. She passed Kira Orr (133) and Hilary Howard (132) on her way. She is 20 treys away from fourth place where Jennifer Scanlon sits with 159. With her four steals on Dec. 21 against Bucknell, Waner moved into 10th place on Duke s all-time steals chart passing Georgia Schweitzer s mark of 171. Waner currently owns 174 in three years. She has also moved into sixth place on Duke s career three-pointers made list with 375. Moving her way up the Blue Devil career assists list is senior Wanisha Smith as she owns 436 and is in fifth place. She needs nine more to more into a tie for fourth. Joanne P. McCallie Head Coach COACHING HONORS National Coach of the Year Associated Press Basketball Times Nike Conference Coach of the Year Big Ten America East North Atlantic North Atlantic Basketball Coaches Association Michigan College Coach of the Year Michigan State COACHING HIGHLIGHTS NCAA National Championship Game (2005) NCAA Final Four (2005) NCAA Elite Eight (2005) NCAA Sweet Sixteen (2006, 2005) NCAA Tournament Bids (1995, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000, 03,... 04, 05, 06, 07) RECORD BREAKDOWN Overall (16th Year) Record at Duke (1st Year) Atlantic Coast Conference (1st Year) ACC Tournament (1st Year) NCAA Tournament (11 Appearances) Record at Michigan State (7 Years) Big Ten at MSU (7 Years) Record at Maine (8 Years) North Atlantic at Maine (4 Years) America East at Maine (4 Years) Home (16th Year) Away (16th Year) Neutral (16th Year)

4 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 Injury Report... Duke has been hit with the most injuries in recent Blue Devil history with two of Duke s most experienced players -- Abby Waner and Wanisha Smith -- missing a total of eight games. Both Waner and Smith saw action against Utah Valley, Bucknell and Houston marking only the third, fourth and fifth games this season the duo has played in the same game together (Connecticut, Denver). Smith suffered an spiral fracture of her fourth metacarpal in her right hand against South Florida and missed the UNCG contest. She broke a streak of 107 straight games played and 55 consecutive starts. Smith returned to the court in the Paradise Jam playing all three contests, but then missed four straight contests to rest her hand. She has started the last three straight games. On Tuesday, Nov. 13, Waner suffered a high left ankle sprain and missed four straight contests before returning against UConn. By missing the South Florida game, Waner broke a streak of playing 70 straight games for the Blue Devils. She has played in eight straight games since missing four in a row. Freshman Krystal Thomas suffered a subluxed left kneecap in the first half at Vanderbilt and did not return. She made her return to action at Houston on Dec. 28 and totaled six points and four rebounds in 12 minutes. Thomas had earned ACC Rookie of the Week honors on Nov. 19. Redshirt sophomore Brittany Mitch was hit below her right eye early in the second half versus South Florida and received five stitches. The most recent injury happened to freshman Karima Christmas at Houston as she sprained her right wrist and is listed as day-to-day. New Season For Blue Devils... After scoring only 49 and 51 points in games nine and 10, Duke came out and registered 95, 92 and 84 points against Utah Valley, Bucknell and Houston, respectively. The last three games have been like a new season for Duke as the offense has started to find its rhythm. In the last three games, the Blue Devils averaged 90.3 points, 22.3 assists, 18.0 steals, 6.7 blocks and turned the ball over only 14.7 times. Duke s opponents have had only 14 total steals in the three games and turned the ball over 30.3 times a contest. Over the first 10 games of the season, Duke averaged only 63.4 points a game, after leading the nation the last six years with an 80.3 scoring average. Over the last three contests, four Blue Devils have averaged double-figures -- Joy Cheek (16.0), Chante Black (15.3), Abby Waner (14.0) and Carrem Gay (11.7). In the rebounding stat, Carrem Gay has averaged 9.0 boards, while Cheek (8.0) and Black (7.3) are pulling down over seven rebounds a game during the stretch. Career Double-Doubles For The Blue Devils Joy Cheek (1) 14 pts., 11 reb. at HOU (1) 12 pts., 11 reb. vs. NE Chante Black (3) 16 pts, 11 rbs. vs. USF 10 pts., 11 rbs. vs. PUR 10 pts., 10 rbs. at VANDY (1) 13 pts, 14 rbs. vs. WFU (5) 12 pts, 10 rbs. vs. SFA 12 pts., 12 rbs. vs. HC 10 pts., 11 rbs. vs. WFU 14 pts., 13 rbs. vs. MD 12 pts., 11 rbs. vs. CAN Carrem Gay (1) 13 pts., 12 rbs. vs. TEM (1) 14 pts., 10 rbs. vs. MAR Bridgette Mitchell (2) 18 pts., 13 reb. vs. NE 16 pts, 12 reb. vs. UH Krystal Thomas (1) 20 pts., 10 asst vs. UNCG Abby Waner (1) 19 pts., 10 steals vs. UV (1) 19 pts., 10 asst at SD Duke Pronunciation Guide Chante Black... Shon - TAY Karima Christmas... ka - REE - mah Smith Finding Her Rhythm... After going 1-of-9 shooting in her return on Dec. 18 versus Utah Valley from missing four games with a hand injury, senior Wanisha Smith hit three out of her first four shots and finished with nine points in the first half on Dec. 21 against Bucknell. She went on to close the game with 11 points, three assists, three rebounds and two steals. It marked the first time this season she has scored double-figures. In the last game at Houston, Smith dished out a season-high eight assists, while scoring eight points in 23 minutes. She hit 1-of-3 field goals against the Lady Cougars. Smith has hit 2-of-5 three-pointers and started all three contests in her return. She has also dished out 16 assists to only five turnovers in the three games. In the three games back, Smith has averaged 7.3 points, 3.0 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.3 steals. Carrem Gay... kah - RIM Keturah Jackson... ka - TUR - ah Joanne P. McCallie... mc - CAW - lee Bridgette Mitchell... bridge - ETT Wanisha Smith... Wah - KNEE - sha Abby & Emily Waner... WAY - ner Upcoming Schedule For The Blue Devils (Subject To Change) Dec. 31 Monday Jan. 1 Tuesday Jan. 2 Wednesday Jan. 3 Thursday Jan. 4 Friday Jan. 5 Saturday Jan. 6 Sunday Practice Practice Practice Game Day vs. NCCU HOME Practice and travel to Miami Game Day at Miami AWAY TBA 7:00 PM 7:00 PM Jan. 7 Monday Jan. 8 Tuesday Jan. 9 Wednesday Jan. 10 Thursday Jan. 11 Friday Jan. 12 Saturday Jan. 13 Sunday Practice Practice Practice Practice Game Day Florida State HOME TBA Practice and travel to Maryland 7:00 PM

5 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 Stellar Defense... Duke is coming off forcing over 30 turnovers in two straight games against Utah Valley and Bucknell prior to the Christmas holiday. At Houston on Dec. 28, Duke forced 20 giveaways. On the season, the Blue Devils have forced opponents to more than 30 turnovers on three occasions, while nine of 13 opponents have given the ball away 20 or more times against Duke. Only two Blue Devil foes have shot over 40.0 percent against Duke this season (Connecticut and Penn State). Cheek Coming On Strong... Sophomore Joy Cheek continues to play well in her starting role she took over the last five games. During the stretch she has averaged 13.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, 1.0 assists, 1.0 blocks and 0.6 steals. For the first time in her career, Cheek has scored double-figures in four straight contests. Versus Pittsburgh in the Maggie Dixon Classic, Cheek scored 13 of her team-best 16 points in the second half but her biggest field goal came with 0.3 seconds remaining as she grabbed the rebound off a Chante Black missed jumper and scored the game-winner. She is coming off registering her first double-double of the season and second of her career with 14 points and 10 rebounds at Houston. Over the last four games, Cheek has averaged 16.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.0 blocks, while hitting 75.0 percent from three-point land and 48.3 percent from the field. Cheek is now averaging 10.3 points a game this season, giving Duke three players averaging double-figure points. Waner Puts Mark In ACC Record Book... One of Duke s oldest records was broken on Dec. 18 against Utah Valley as junior Abby Waner registered a school-record 10 steals, while tying the ACC singlegame mark. Waner totaled five steals in the first half and then had five in the second stanza, while playing only 32 minutes. She became only the 11th player in ACC history to total 10 assists in a game and had the fourthhighest single-game total in the NCAA this season. The previous Duke record was nine held by Missy Anderson (vs. Drake, ) and Kim Matthews (vs. Davidson, ). By notching 19 points and 10 assists for the game, Waner posted her second career double-double. She was also three assists shy of totaling the third triple-double in school history as she finished with seven dishes. Waner s two double-doubles over her career have come with double-figure points/steals and double-figure points/ assists. Life On The Road... The Blue Devils concluded a five-game road trip on Dec. 2 at Penn State. During the road swing, Duke played only one of those contests in the eastern time zone and finished with a 2-3 record on the trip. Duke s schedule is one of, if not the most, demanding schedules Duke has faced over the last number of years with quick turnarounds, travel and tough opponents. During the five-game road trip, the Blue Devils averaged only 60.8 points, hit 41.3 percent of their field goals, 31.3 percent from downtown, and turned the ball over 18.2 times a contest. A couple of notes about Duke s schedule-- Duke played only one home game in the month of November for the third time in school history ( and ). (Prior to , the season started around Thanksgiving so these years do not count); Duke also had only one home game over the first eight contests, which is a school record -- the closest was two home games over the first eight contests in In Duke s nine games on the road this season, the Blue Devils have amassed 11,334 miles traveled to Denver, Colo., Tampa, Fla., St. Thomas, USVI, Nashville, Tenn., University Park, Pa., New York, N.Y. and Houston Black Continues To Play Strong... After missing the entire campaign, junior Chante Black has made her return this season and has been very impressive. On the year, Black is averaging 13.5 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 2.2 blocks and 1.5 steals per game. The 6-5 center has scored doublefigures in 11 of the 13 contests and was named to the Paradise Jam All-Tournament team. Black has become a go-to player and is showing her improved shooting range this season. She has totaled three double-doubles this year with 16 points and 11 rebounds against South Florida, 10 points and 11 rebounds versus Purdue and 10 points and 10 rebounds at Vanderbilt. She is also leading Duke from the charity stripe, hitting a team-best 33-of-45 attempts. Black is also the only Duke player to start all 13 games this season. Foursome At The Point... Duke has been going with the foursome of senior Emily Waner, redshirt sophomore Brittany Mitch, freshman Jasmine Thomas and junior Abby Waner at the point guard slot this season after losing National Associated Press Poll (Dec. 31) 1. Connecticut (49) 2. Stanford (1) 3. Tennessee 4. North Carolina 5. Maryland 6. Rutgers 7. Georgia 8. Oklahoma 9. Baylor 10. California 11. LSU 12. Duke 13. Texas A&M 14. Notre Dame 15. DePaul 16. Texas 17. West Virginia 18. Auburn 19. Old Dominion 20. George Washington 21. Ohio State 22. Wyoming 23. Colorado 24. Oklahoma State 25. Arkansas The Duke Roster The Rankings USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll (Jan. 1) 1. Connecticut (31) 2. Stanford 3. Tennessee 4. North Carolina 5. Maryland 6. Rutgers 7. Georgia 8. Oklahoma 9. Baylor 10. California 11. LSU 12. Texas A&M 13. Duke 14. Notre Dame 15. DePaul 16. West Virginia 17. Texas 18. Auburn 19. George Washington 20. Ohio State 21. Arkansas 22. Wyoming 23. Old Dominion 24. Arizona State 25. Oklahoma State Duke in the Polls AP USA Today/ESPN Preseason No. 10 No. 9 Nov. 13 No. 10 No. 9 Nov. 20 No. 9 No. 8 Nov. 27 No. 11 No. 10 Dec. 4 No. 17 No. 15 Dec. 11 No. 15 No. 15 Dec. 18 No. 14 No. 15 Dec. 25 No. 13 No. 14 Jan. 1 No. 12 TBA No. Name Ht. Yr. Pos. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) ^2 Emily Waner 5-8 Sr. G 2V-R Highlands Ranch, Colo. (ThunderRidge/Col.) 4 Abby Waner 5-10 Jr. G 2V Highlands Ranch, Colo. (ThunderRidge) 5 Jasmine Thomas 5-9 Fr. G H S Fairfax, Va. (Oakton) `11 Chante Black 6-5 Jr. F/C 3V-R Winston-Salem, N.C. (East Forsyth) 13 Karima Christmas 5-11 Fr. F/G H S Houston, Texas (J. Frank Dobie) 15 Bridgette Mitchell 6-0 So. F/G 1V Trenton, N.J. (The Peddie School) 21 Joy Cheek 6-1 So. F 1V Charlotte, N.C. (South Mecklenburg) ~22 Brittany Mitch 6-2 So. G/F 2V-R McLean, Va. (St. John s) 23 Wanisha Smith 5-11 Sr. G 3V Upper Marlboro, Md. (Riverdale Baptist) 30 Carrem Gay 6-2 Jr. F 2V New York, N.Y. (Christ The King) ~31 Keturah Jackson 6-0 So. G/F 2V-R Columbia, S.C. (Dreher) 34 Krystal Thomas 6-4 Fr. C H S Orlando, Fla. (First Academy) ^ Sat out the campaign due to NCAA Rules after transferring from Colorado ~ Redshirted the season ` Redshirted the season Head Coach: Joanne P. McCallie (Northwestern, 87) Assistant Coaches: Al Brown (Purdue, 64), Shannon Perry (Iowa, 98), Samantha Williams (Auburn, 96)

6 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 Player of the Year Lindsey Harding to graduation last spring. The foursome has dished out a combined 99 assists, while committing 77 turnovers on the season. Abby Waner leads the point guards with 21 treys and 24 steals, while Jasmine Thomas is tied with Abby Waner for a team-best 28 assists on the year. Emily Waner has played the fewest minutes on the team, but her 26 assists is tied for third on the Duke squad. The last time Duke had such inexperience at the point guard slot was in the season when Harding was suspended and freshman Wanisha Smith was thrust into the role. Duke totaled a 31-5 overall record and Smith averaged 10.9 points, 4.3 assists and 2.8 rebounds in 32.2 minutes a game. Starting Rotation... Duke broke a string of seven different starting lineups to open as the Blue Devils started the same lineup of Chante Black, Abby Waner, Bridgette Mitchell, Carrem Gay and Emily Waner against Vanderbilt and Penn State. The Blue Devils continued with the theme on Dec. 18 against Utah Valley with their ninth different starting lineup of Black, Waner, Wanisha Smith, Joy Cheek and Jasmine Thomas. Duke has now started the same lineup in the three straight games for the first time this year. In the different lineups, Duke has featured five players starting their first career games with the Blue Devils. In the season opener, Emily Waner made her first career start, in the USF contest Brittany Mitch and Keturah Jackson made their first starts, against UNC Greensboro Bridgette Mitchell started, versus Temple Joy Cheek made her first career start and against Rutgers freshman Jasmine Thomas started. Of the 12 members Last Meeting With N.C. Central Duke 109, N.C. Central 53 November 20, 1984 Durham, NC N.C. Central FG 3FG FT Reb Brooks Fulmore Abel Nicholson Herring Ramson Gooch Osborne Dixon Richardson Jones Joyner TEAM 3 Totals Percentages: FG FG-., FT Turnovers: 23 (Brooks 2, Fulmore 3, Nicholson 4, Herring 4, Ramson 4, Gooch 2, Osborne 2, Dixon 1, Joyner 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 19 Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Moreland Boyle Mikels Goins Hertzog Andersen Hunter Kalinowski Sonzogni Weeks TEAM 2 Totals Percentages: FG FG-., FT Turnovers: 24 (Moreland 2, Boyle 3, Mikels 5, Hertzog 2, Andersen 1, Hunter 5, Kalinowski 2, Sonzogni 4, TEAM 0) Personal Fouls: 20 N. C. Central Duke A: 350 Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Deane, Berry of the squad, 10 have started at least one game except for freshmen Krystal Thomas and Karima Christmas. With Duke starting two first timers versus the Bulls, it marked the first time since Nov. 12, 2004 that the Blue Devils have started two or more players for the first time in their career -- Jessica Foley, Caitlin Howe and Chante Black. All 12 players are seeing action in double-figure minutes this season and five Blue Devils are playing over 20 minutes a game. Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie has said all along it doesn t matter who starts the game as the lineup at the end of the game is the most important. She is expecting to use many different starting lineups during the season. Dishing The Rock... Typically Duke is one of the best passing teams in the nation as the Blue Devils have dished out at least 16.9 assists a game dating back to the campaign. Prior to the Utah Valley and Bucknell games when the Blue Devils handed out a total of 50 dishes, Duke was averaging only 14.3 assists. So far this season, Duke is averaging 16.2 assists a game. The Blue Devils have produced more assists than turnovers in five of 13 games this year. Duke has dished out the following assists over the last seven years (17.1), (20.5), (18.2), (20.1), (16.9), (19.4) and (17.0). Through 13 games, Duke has totaled more turnovers (236) than assists (210). The Blue Devils have not posted more turnovers than assists in a single season since the season (579 assists/611 turnovers). Free Throw Woes... Duke continues to struggle at the free throw line this season as the Blue Devils are hitting only 59.4 percent, which ranks last in the ACC. Only Chante Black (73.3), Wanisha Smith (75.0) and Abby Waner (77.8) are hitting above 70.0 percent from the charity stripe. Even though Duke has struggled at the line this year, Carrem Gay, Waner and Keturah Jackson hit key free throws at the end of the Rutgers game on Dec. 6 to earn the victory. The Blue Devils are generally very good shooting free throws as Duke has shot over 70.0 percent for nine straight years. The last time Duke shot below that mark was in as it hit 68.9 percent. From The Field... As with the free throw percentage, Duke continues to struggle shooting from the field and from behind the three-point arc. The Blue Devils are hitting 41.9 percent from the field and 29.0 percent from downtown through 13 contests. With the injuries to Abby Waner and Wanisha Smith, who are two of Duke s most experienced players, a lot of very inexperienced players have seen action early in the season and are trying to get adjusted to a new system. Getting Out Of The Block... Duke has struggled out of the gate in games to start the season and has had to come from behind in nine of the 13 contests -- Houston (down 11-6 at 15:15), Pittsburgh (down 10-4 at 15:46), Rutgers (down 11-2 at 15:32), Penn State (down at 12:47), Vanderbilt (down 7-4 at 15:45), Connecticut (down 13-4 at 14:01), Temple (down 10-7 at 11:29), Purdue (down 9-0 at 13:16) and Denver (down 12-4 at 12:41). Last Time Out... Joy Cheek registered 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Chante Black and Jasmine Thomas added 12 and 11 points, respectively, to lead 13th-ranked Duke over Houston, 84-68, at Hofheinz Pavilion in Houston, Texas. Cheek, who registered her first double-double of the season and only the second of her career, scored eight points during a 16-0 Duke run that spanned both halves and turned a close game into a lead with 19 minutes remaining. Duke never led by fewer than 13 after that. Twiggy McIntyre led Houston with 13 points. Tye Jackson had 12 points and nine assists, but also had seven of Houston's 20 turnovers. Duke outrebounded Houston and held the Cougars to 36.2 percent shooting. The Blue Devils played for the first time since a victory over Bucknell and had to shake off the rust early as Houston led after two free throws by Courtney Taylor with 7:02 left in the first half, but Duke went on an 11-0 run for a lead less than four minutes later. Wanisha Smith scored the first four points, and Jasmine Thomas added three during the spurt. Smith, who played in her third straight game since missing four with a hand injury, totaled a season-high eight assists to go along with eight points. Freshman Krystal Thomas made her return to the lineup after missing five games with in injured knee and totaled six points and four rebounds. Overall, Duke had a very balanced scoring attack with 10 of the 12 players scoring in the contest. A Look Back At the Paradise Jam... Duke won two of three games at the 2007 Paradise Jam, but did not play excellent basketball in any of the games. The Blue Devils hit only 38.5 percent from the field, 22.9 percent from three-point land and 46.9 percent from the free throw line. The Blue Devil defense held strong holding opponents to 56.0 points a game and 38.5 percent shooting. Leading the way for Duke was junior center Chante Black, who was named to the All-Tournament team. She averaged 13.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 2.3 blocks and 1.3 steals. Black scored double-figures in all three games, while also totaling a double-double against Purdue with 10 points and 11 rebounds. Freshman Jasmine Thomas also played well averaging 10.0 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.0 blocks. She scored a season-best 15 points versus Purdue and 11 against Temple in the first two contests. Thomas hit a career-best 2-of-4 treys against Purdue as well. Thomas Makes Splash In St. Thomas... Freshman Jasmine Thomas came through big time in her first game of the Paradise Jam. Thomas, a product of Fairfax, Va., came off the bench on Thursday

7 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME Honors Chante Black Duke Student-Athlete of the Week (Dec. 7) Paradise Jam All-Tournament Team (Nov. 25) Joy Cheek Duke Student-Athlete of the Week (Dec. 17) Jasmine Thomas ACC Rookie of the Year Krystal Thomas ACC Rookie of the Week (Nov. 19) Abby Waner Naismith Candidate For National Player of the Year John R. Wooden Candidate For National Player of the Year State Farm Wade Trophy Preseason List First Team All-ACC First Team All-America by CBSSports.com Magazine Third Team All-America by Lindy s Magazine Second Team All-America by Sporting News Italics Indicates Preseason Honor against 20th-ranked Purdue to score a game-high 15 points, grab three rebounds, two assists, two steals and one block in a season-high 27 minutes. Her 15 points marked the first time she has scored double-figures in her short career. In the first half, Thomas nailed 2-of-3 three-pointers and hit a driving layup as time expired as she scored a career-high 10 points in 14 first half minutes. Heading into the Purdue contest, Thomas had hit 1-of-12 from downtown. She responded with 11 points, three rebounds, three assists, two blocks and one steal in a season-high 30 minutes against Temple. Thomas struggled against second-ranked Connecticut with four points on 1-of-8 shooting but had four rebounds and one steal in 17 minutes. In three games, Thomas averaged 10.0 points, 3.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.0 blocks. The Waner Homecoming Was a Success... Two of the top players to come out of the state of Colorado over the last number of years headed home on Nov. 11 to face Denver. Emily and Abby Waner grew up in Highlands Ranch, Colo., played at ThunderRidge H.S. and played on the Colorado Hoopsters AAU squad. The duo scored a combined 19 points as Abby totaled a game-high 16 points in Duke victory. Both sisters started the contest for the Blue Devils. Blue Devils Move Up In Polls... Duke moved up to No. 12 in the latest Associated Press poll released on Monday. Duke is No. 13 in the USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll. With the Blue Devils moving out of the top 10 in the AP poll recently, it broke a streak of 107 straight weeks in the top 10. On Dec. 3, the Blue Devils dropped out of the top 15 for the first time since Dec. 20, ACC Select To Air Contests... Throughout the season all non-televised Duke women s basketball contests will be aired live on ACC Select, which is a broadband experience that gives you the best seat in the house for the sports you love, the team you care about and the games you can t see anywhere else. With fullscreen video delivered right to your computer, you ll feel like you re actually at the event. Just head to duke.accselect.com or GoDuke.com for additional information. The N.C. Central and Wake Forest games will be aired. McCallie Takes Over Head Job... After spending seven years at Michigan State, Joanne P. McCallie took over the helm at Duke on April 20, During her 16 years as a head coach, McCallie has registered a mark. McCallie began her head coaching career at Maine where she posted a record along with six NCAA Tournament appearances. At Michigan State, McCallie collected a mark, while advancing to five NCAA Tournaments. In , the Spartans reached the NCAA title game, while posting a school-record 33 victories. Waner, Smith Named To Top-Five Position Lists... ESPN.com released its top five players at each position on Nov. 8 with Duke junior Abby Waner listed as one of the top five 2-guard s and senior Wanisha Smith was named as one of the top five wings in the nation. Waner is listed along with Candice Wiggins (Stanford), Matee Ajavon (Rutgers), Jolene Anderson (Wisconsin) and Alexis Hornbuckle (Tennessee). Smith earned the honors along with Marissa Coleman (Maryland), Essence Carson (Rutgers), Angel McCoughtry (Louisville) and Maya Moore (Connecticut). Duke Picked Third In ACC/Waner Named Preseason All-ACC... The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) office released the ACC Women s Basketball Preseason Poll on Oct. 21 with Duke tabbed third for the second straight season. A total of 37 votes, determined by a vote of the media, sports information directors and head coaches, picked the Blue Devils third behind Maryland and North Carolina. The Terrapins received 27 first place votes, while the Tar Heels had 10. Rounding out the preseason poll was No. 3 Duke, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Virginia, N.C. State, Clemson, Virginia Tech, Miami, Boston College and Wake Forest. It marks the second straight year the Blue Devils have been selected third in the preseason poll and only the second time since 1999 that Duke has been tabbed lower than first or second. In 1999, the Blue Devils were selected fourth in the preseason poll and ended up advancing to the NCAA Final Four and National Championship game before falling to Purdue. Last season, the Blue Devils produced a 14-0 league record on their way to winning an impressive eighth ACC regular season title. Duke was picked No. 1 in the ACC preseason polls in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2005, while being listed second in The five-member preseason All-ACC squad was also released with Duke s Abby Waner, Erlana Larkins (North Carolina), Crystal Langhorne (Maryland), Khadijah Whittington (N.C. State) and Marissa Coleman (Maryland) earning honors. Langhorne was named Preseason Player of the Year and Duke s Jasmine Thomas was tabbed Preseason Rookie of the Year. Season Ticket Sales Make Big Jump... After totaling 2,994 season ticket holders in , the Blue Devils have jumped to a school-record 4,416 season ticket holders so far this season. After Joanne P. McCallie was hired in April, the ticket office did a promotion for season tickets at a discounted price. Over 800 fans jumped on board then and it has helped boost the ticket sales. Coach P Kicks Off Radio Show... The Joanne P. McCallie Radio Show kicked off on Friday, Nov. 16 from 11:30-12:30 p.m. Coach P will be at Satisfactions in Durham s Brightleaf Square once a month as Morgan Patrick will be broadcasting on 620 The Bull - ESPN Radio live from 10:00-1:00 p.m. Fans are welcome to attend and ask questions in-person or by calling in ((919) ). Third-Best Recruiting Class Arrives... Duke brought in the third-best recruiting class in the nation that includes Karima Christmas, Jasmine Thomas and Krystal Thomas. All three played in the WBCA H.S. All-America game. Christmas is a native of Houston, Texas, and played for J. Frank Dobie H.S. She led the squad to a 32-7 mark last season, while averaging 16.9 points, 9.2 rebounds, 3.6 steals and 2.9 assists. Jasmine Thomas was both a WBCA All-America and McDonald s All-America as she earned MVP honors at the McDonald s game. A product of Fairfax, Va., Thomas averaged 26.2 points, 8.2 rebounds, 5.1 steals, 4.8 assists and 1.5 blocks as a senior at Oakton H.S. A native of Orlando, Fla., Krystal Thomas was also a WBCA and McDonald s All-America last year at The First Academy. She averaged 20.1 points, 12.1 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 1.1 assists as a senior. Blue Devils Sign Three... Duke Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie announced her first Blue Devil recruiting class with Chelsea Hopkins of North Las Vegas, Nev., Kathleen Scheer of New Haven, Mo., and Shay Selby of Cleveland, Ohio, signing national letters of intent to attend Duke University in the fall of 2008 and play basketball. The trio has been tabbed the fifth-best class nationally by Hoopgurlz and All-Star Girls Report, which marks the ninth consecutive year Duke has brought in a top-10 ranked recruiting class. The Blue Star Report also produced class rankings with the Blue Devils listed

8 N.C. CENTRAL AT DUKE JANUARY 3, 2008 BLUE DEVIL GAME NOTES GAME 14 seventh. Chelsea Hopkins 5-8 Guard Las Vegas, Nev. Mojave H.S Class Rankings: 61st (Hoopgurlz), 33rd (Blue Star), 118th (All-Star Girls Report) Shay Selby 5-9 Guard Cleveland, Ohio Regina H.S Class Rankings: 13th (Hoopgurlz), 26th (Blue Star), 33rd (All-Star Girls Report); No. 1 point guard in class by Hoopgurlz Kathleen Scheer 6-2 F/G New Haven, Mo. New Haven H.S Class Rankings: 21st (Hoopgurlz), 22nd (Blue Star), 31st (All-Star Girls Report) Summer of Gold In The summer of 2007 was golden for four members of the Duke women s basketball team. Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie and junior Abby Waner led the U21 World Championship Team to an 8-0 record and the gold medal in Moscow, Russia. Incoming freshmen Jasmine Thomas and Krystal Thomas guided the U19 World Championship Team to a 9-0 mark and the gold medal in Bratislava, Slovakia. The Sister Act... Duke features its first set of sisters playing together for the third year in a row with Emily and Abby Waner suiting up. The natives of Highlands Ranch, Colo., will be a senior and junior, respectively, for the Blue Devils. Looking across the nation, the Waners will be one of 15 sets of sisters playing together this season in women s basketball. Gay & Cheek Have Surgeries... Immediately after the season came to a close, Carrem Gay and Joy Cheek hit the operating room to have shoulder surgery. Both had shoulder instability during the season, which forced them to wear a brace during practice and games. The surgery for Gay, who is from New York, N.Y., marked the second straight offseason she has had shoulder surgery as she suffered from the same injury on her left shoulder as a freshman. Cheek, a native of Charlotte, N.C., had her operation performed on her left shoulder. Both were cleared for preseason practice. 30-Win Seasons... Duke posted its NCAA-record seventh straight year with 30 or more wins in No other ACC school has ever posted more than three straight 30-win seasons, while the Blue Devils have won 30, 31, 35, 30, 31, 31 and 32 over the last seven years. In NCAA Division I history, only Louisiana Tech has registered six consecutive 30- win seasons. Waner Travels To Guatemala... Senior Emily Waner traveled to Guatemala over the summer with the CAPE program, which is the Collegiate Athlete Pre-Medical Experience (CAPE). Her group worked with an organization called Helps International, which worked in a hospital providing medical care,

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10 Joanne P. McCallie Head Coach 1st Year At Duke After elevating Michigan State to one of the nation s elite programs, Joanne P. McCallie was formally introduced as the Head Women s Basketball Coach at Duke University on Friday, April 20, 2007 in Cameron Indoor Stadium. She became the fourth head coach in Blue Devil history and secured her Dream Job. McCallie made her way to Durham via Michigan State were she spent the past seven seasons as head coach, leading the Spartans to a mark. She led Michigan State to five straight NCAA Tournament appearances, four straight 20-win seasons and an appearance in the NCAA Championship game in She molded Michigan State basketball into one of the elite programs in the nation, with an record over the last three years. McCallie, 42, led the Spartans to a 24-9 record this past season, tied for the second-best total in school history. Michigan State advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, marking a school-record fifth straight NCAA appearance. Along the way, McCallie s squad beat two ranked conference teams on the road, at No. 13 Purdue and at No. 4 Ohio State. The Spartans beat all 10 conference teams during the league slate for the first time in program history. The team s 13-3 conference record was the second-best in program history and placed third in the Big Ten. Over the summer of 2006, McCallie guided the USA Basketball U20 team to a 5-0 record and a gold medal in the FIBA Americas Championships in Mexico City. The squad outscored its opponents by 62 points per game and set 28 U20 records in the event. McCallie also coached the FIBA U21 World Championship team in Moscow, Russia this past summer from June 29 - July 8, where she led the USA squad to an 8-0 record and won the gold medal. In , she led the Spartans to their third straight 20-win campaign - a program first - with a overall record. MSU finished in a tie for third in the conference standings at 11-5, McCallie s second-best league finish at MSU, and advanced to the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament for the third consecutive year. The 24 victories in were the second most in a single season in school history. All of this was done while playing arguably the toughest schedule in school history, as MSU matched up against 11 NCAA Tournament teams and six teams ranked in the top 10. The Spartans posted victories over No. 16 Oklahoma and No. 8 Rutgers, who went on to be No. 2 and No. 3 seeds, respectively, in the NCAA Tournament. The Spartans were ranked in the top 20 all season, peaking at No. 9. March is when it matters most, and McCallie guided MSU to its school-record fourth straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament and second straight berth in the Sweet 16 in The Spartans, a No. 4 seed, defeated 13th-seeded Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the first round and fifth-seeded Kentucky in the second round to earn a spot in the Bridgeport Regional. McCallie finished with a 9-5 in NCAA Tournament games at MSU, including an 8-3 record the past three years. After guiding MSU to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments and upper- division Big Ten finishes in the previous two seasons, McCallie led Michigan State to a banner year in Michigan State advanced to its first National Championship game, won a school-record 33 games (10 more than the previous record), won a school-record 14 Big Ten games while sharing just its second Big Ten regular-season championship, won its first Big Ten Tournament title, finished 13-0 at home, had a school-record 17-game winning streak, and beat 13 nationally-ranked teams, including four teams ranked No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3 in the nation, including third-ranked Notre Dame, top-ranked Stanford, third-ranked Tennessee, 11th-ranked Connecticut, 11th and 12th-ranked Minnesota (twice), second-ranked Ohio State, 17th-ranked Boston College, 18th-ranked Vanderbilt, 18th-ranked Iowa, 23rd-ranked Penn State and 24th-ranked Purdue. For her efforts, McCallie was named National Coach of the Year by the Associated Press, Basketball Times, and Nike, as well as being voted Big Ten Coach of the Year by the league s media. It marked the first time an MSU women s basketball coach has been named national coach of the year and the second time a Spartan head coach earned the conference s coach of the year award. McCallie was also named the 2005 Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan College Coach of the Year. The Spartans burst onto the national scene with non-conference victories at No. 3 Notre Dame and at No. 11 UConn and never slowed down en route to a 33-4 record. MSU moved into position for a Big Ten title with a victory over No. 2 Ohio State in a nationally-televised game in front of a school-record crowd of 14,066. After earning the program s first No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, the Spartans marched to the Final Four, beating No. 1-ranked Stanford in the Kansas City Regional Final. In Indianapolis at the Final Four, MSU staged an amazing second-half rally against No. 3 Tennessee, tying a Final Four record by overcoming a 16-point deficit during a victory that propelled MSU into the title game. McCallie, who was named to the Michigan State post on March 27, 2000, became just the fourth head coach in Michigan State women s basketball history. A native of Brunswick, Maine, McCallie owns a career mark of during her 15-year stint as a head coach at Maine and Michigan State. As a coach and player, she has led her teams to 13 conference titles, 16 NCAA Tournament appearances, five NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, four NCAA Elite Eight appearances, three NCAA Final Four appearances and three NCAA Championship game appearances. During her eight-year career at Maine, McCallie guided the Black Bears to seven straight 20-win campaigns, including a overall record in and their sixthstraight NCAA Tournament appearance. She was named coach of the year on three occasions, twice in the North Atlantic Conference (1995 and 1996) and once in the America East (1999). Prior to becoming head coach at Maine in , McCallie was an assistant coach at Auburn from As the team s primary recruiter, she helped sign the fourthranked class in the nation in and the 16th-ranked class in the nation in While at Auburn, McCallie and the Tigers appeared in two national championship games and made an appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight. The former Joanne Palombo, prior to getting married to John McCallie, played her collegiate basketball at Northwestern from She still ranks seventh in Wildcat history with 378 career assists. As a senior, she was an All-Big Ten honorable mention selection and helped lead the Wildcats to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. McCallie also was named Academic All-Big Ten First-Team as a senior. McCallie graduated from Northwestern in 1987 with a degree in political science and earned a master s degree in business administration from Auburn in The McCallie family includes husband John, daughter Madeline (Maddie - 13) and son John Wyatt (Jack - 7). The family resides in Durham, N.C.

11 Games as Leading Scorer Chante Black... 5 Joy Cheek...3 Carrem Gay... 3 Jasmine Thomas...2 Abby Waner...2 Krystal Thomas...1 Games as Leading Rebounder Chante Black... 6 Carrem Gay... 4 Joy Cheek...3 Krystal Thomas...2 Abby Waner...1 Games Leading in Assists Wanisha Smith... 4 Jasmine Thomas...4 Abby Waner...4 Chante Black... 3 Emily Waner... 3 Carrem Gay... 1 Brittany Mitch... 1 Bridgette Mitchell...1 Double-Doubles Chante Black... 3 Carrem Gay... 2 Joy Cheek...1 Krystal Thomas...1 Abby Waner...1 Duke s First Substitution Jasmine Thomas...5 Carrem Gay... 3 Karima Christmas...2 Joy Cheek...1 Brittany Mitch... 1 Krystal Thomas...1 Double-Figure Scoring Games Chante Black Joy Cheek...6 Jasmine Thomas...6 Abby Waner...5 Carrem Gay... 3 Karima Christmas...1 Brittany Mitch... 1 Wanisha Smith... 1 Krystal Thomas Point Games Chante Black... 1 Carrem Gay... 1 Krystal Thomas...1 Abby Waner Rebound Games Chante Black... 3 Carrem Gay... 3 Joy Cheek...1 Krystal Thomas...1 Duke Miscellaneous Statistics 10-Assist Games None Charges Drawn Opponent Duke...7 Carrem Gay... 4 Chante Black... 1 Joy Cheek...1 Wanisha Smith... 1 Three-Point Plays Opponent...5 Duke...9 Abby Waner...3 Chante Black... 2 Jasmine Thomas...2 Joy Cheek...1 Karima Christmas...1 Four-Point Plays Opponent...0 Duke...0 Fast Break Points Opponent Duke Defense Force Shot Clock Violation Opponent...3 Duke...9 Defense Force Five-Second Call Opponent...0 Duke...2 Points In The Paint Opponent Duke Points Off Turnovers Opponent Duke Technical Fouls Opponent...1 Duke...1 Carrem Gay... 1 Jump Balls Controlled Opponent...2 Duke Chante Black Bench Scoring Opponent Duke Largest Halftime Lead 28 (44-16), vs. UNCG, Largest Halftime Deficit 16 (40-24) vs. Connecticut, Largest Duke Lead 47 (82-35) vs. UNCG, Largest Duke Deficit 27 (64-37) vs. UConn, Largest Duke Win 55 (84-39) vs. UNCG, Most Consecutive Points Scored 19 at Denver, Most Consecutive Points Allowed 12 by Connecticut, Highest FG% in 1st Half Duke vs. Temple, Opp by Connecticut, Highest FG% in 2nd Half Duke at Penn State, Opp by Penn State, Lowest FG% in 1st Half Duke vs. Purdue, Opp by South Florida, Lowest FG% in 2nd Half Duke at Vanderbilt, Opp by Denver, Longest Winning Streak 5, two times Longest Losing Streak 3 Largest Home Crowd 6,450 vs. Rutgers, Largest Road Crowd 6,635 at Denver, DUKE Top-Five FG% In 1st Half 50.0 vs. Temple, at Houston, vs. Bucknell, at Vanderbilt, vs. UNCG, More Duke Numbers, Streaks Top-Five FG% In 2nd Half 58.3 at Penn State, at South Florida, vs. UNCG, vs. Temple, vs. Bucknell, OPPONENTS Top-Five FG% In 1st Half 56.0 by Connecticut, by Bucknell, by Vanderbilt, by Penn State, by Denver, Top-Five FG% In 2nd Half 66.7 by Penn State, by Connecticut, by Houston, by Utah Valley, by Purdue, Top-Five Lowest FG% By Opponent For Game 23.3 by UNCG, by Denver, by Rutgers, by South Florida, by Purdue, Duke all-time record Duke all-time ACC record (regular season only) Duke's all-time overtime record Consecutive games with at least one three-point FG Consecutive games holding opponents under.500 shooting... 5 Consecutive games holding opponents under 100 points Consecutive games scoring at least 70 points... 3

12 Duke Miscellaneous Statistics Duke Game-By-Game Rebounding Opponent Duke Opp. Diff. Result Denver W South Florida W UNC Greensboro W Purdue W Temple W Connecticut L Vanderbilt L Penn State L Rutgers W Pittsburgh W Utah Valley W Bucknell W Houston W Duke Game-By-Game Bench Scoring Opponent Duke Opp. +/- Result Denver W South Florida W UNC Greensboro W Purdue W Temple W Connecticut L Vanderbilt L Penn State L Rutgers W Pittsburgh W Utah Valley W Bucknell W Houston W The Blue Devils Record When... At home On the road At a neutral site Against a top 25 opponent Against a top 10 opponent Against a top 5 opponent In tournaments On television In white uniforms In blue uniforms In black uniforms On Sunday On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday Day Games Night Games Overtime Games Crunch Time Listed below is how Duke has hit free throws under the two-minute mark in regulation in Name FT Percentage Christmas Jackson Gay A. Waner Duke Career Games Played/Started Career Games Career Starts Consecutive Games Consecutive Starts Chante Black Joy Cheek Karima Christmas Carrem Gay Keturah Jackson Brittany Mitch Bridgette Mitchell Wanisha Smith Jasmine Thomas Krystal Thomas Abby Waner Emily Waner When the starters are: Black, Gay, Smith, A.Waner, E.Waner Black, Gay, Jackson, Mitch, Smith, Black, Gay, Jackson, Mitch, Mitchell Black, Gay, Mitch, Mitchell, Smith Black, Cheek, Jackson, Mitch, Smith Black, Gay, Mitch, Smith, A. Waner Black, Gay, Mitchell, A. Waner, E. Waner Black, Cheek, Mitchell, J. Thomas, A. Waner Black, Cheek, Smith, J. Thomas, A. Waner. 3-0 Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Outrebounding opponent Opponent outrebounds Duke Equal rebounds FG% equal/over FG% equal/over FG% below Opponent FG% equal/over Opponent FG% below Duke has more turnovers Opponent has more turnovers Teams have equal turnovers Scoring below 50 points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring points Scoring 100+ points

13 The Last Time It Happened... Team 100 Points by a Team By Duke vs. Clemson (2/7/07) By Opponent by Connecticut (11/13/98) 30-Point Win By Duke vs. Bucknell (12/21/07) By Opponent by Connecticut (11/13/98) 65 Percent Shooting by a Team By Duke vs. Arkansas State (11/26/05) By Opponent by Virginia (1/25/94) 60 Percent Shooting by a Team By Duke vs. Virginia Tech (2/22/06) By Opponent by Maryland (1/12/97) 50 Percent Shooting by a Team By Duke at Penn State (12/2/07) By Opponent by Penn State (12/2/07) Five Starters in Double-Digit Scoring By Duke... vs. Bucknell (12/21/07) By Opponent... by Clemson (12/9/00) Duke Played a Ranked Opponent Duke Win vs. [4/3] Rutgers (12/6/07) Duke Loss at [23/18] Vanderbilt (11/28/07) Overtime Game Duke Win (OT) vs. [8] Connecticut (3/28/06) Duke Loss loss vs. [3/3] Maryland (4/4/06) Home Openers Duke Win UNC Greensboro (11/18/07) Duke Loss vs. UNC Greensboro (12/1/77) Road/Neutral Openers Duke Win at Denver (11/11/07) Duke Loss vs. [11] Notre Dame (11/17/04) Duke Was Ranked AP Number 1... March 12, 2007 USA Today/ESPN Number 1... March 13, 2007 AP Top /18/07-- No. 10 AP Top Current-- No. 12 Individual 40 Points by a Player By Duke...43, Monique Currie, at Miami (2/19/06) By Opponent... 41, Jackie Stiles, SW Missouri State (3/24/01) 30 Points by a Player By Duke...43, Monique Currie, at Miami (2/19/06) By Opponent... 32, Tamara James, Miami (2/19/06) 20 Rebounds by a Player By Duke... 20, Alana Beard, vs [11] North Carolina (3/10/03) By Opponent... 23, Charlotte Smith, North Carolina (2/25/95) 15 Rebounds by a Player By Duke... 16, Chante Black vs. Clemson (2/17/05) By Opponent by Erlana Larkins, North Carolin (2/25/07) Two Players with 20 or More Points in Same Game By Duke... Abby Waner [23] & Chante Black [21] at Penn St. (12/2/07) By Opponent... Brianne O Rourke [23] & Mashea Williams [22], PSU (12/2/07) Two Players with 10 or More Rebs. in Same Game By Duke... Bales (11), Cheek (11), Mitchell (11) vs. Northeastern (11/11/06) By Opponent... Candace Parker [10], Nicky Anosike [10], Tennessee (1/22/07) 10 Assists by a Player By Duke... 11, Monique Currie vs. Florida State (1/5/05) By Opponent... 10, Juana Brown, North Carolina (1/25/01) 10 Steals by a Player By Duke... 10, Abby Waner vs. Utah Valley (12/18/07) By Opponent... None Five Steals by a Player By Duke... 5, Karima Christmas vs. Bucknell (12/21/07) By Opponent... 5, Epiphanny Prince, Rutgers (12/6/07) Five Blocked Shots by a Player By Duke... 6, Chante Black vs. Pittsburgh (12/8/07) By Opponent... 6, Candace Parker, Tennessee (1/22/07) Double-Double by a Player By Duke... Joy Cheek [14/10], at Houston (12/28/07) By Opponent... Lady Comfort [15/10], Temple (11/23/07) Triple-Double by a Player By Duke... Monique Currie [21 pts., 12 rbs., 11 asst.], Florida State (1/5/05) By Opponent... none

14 Assists Lindsey Harding, Hilary Howard, Alana Beard, Kira Orr, Wanisha Smith, 2005-present Georgia Schweitzer, Monique Currie, Katie Meier, Leigh Morgan, Claire Rose, Blocked Shots Alison Bales, Sarah Sullivan, Iciss Tillis, Alana Beard, Chante Black, 2005-present Mistie Williams, Sue Harnett, Tyish Hall, Payton Black, Monique Currie, Three-Point Field Goals Made Georgia Schweitzer, Jessica Foley, Vicki Krapohl, Jennifer Scanlon, Abby Waner, 2006-present Kira Orr, Hilary Howard, Iciss Tillis, Krista Gingrich, Nicole Erickson, Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Georgia Schweitzer, Jessica Foley, Jennifer Scanlon, Kira Orr, Vicki Krapohl, Abby Waner, 2006-present Iciss Tillis, Hilary Howard, Krista Gingrich, Alana Beard, Steals Alana Beard, Iciss Tillis, Lindsey Harding, Katie Meier, Monique Currie, Maura Hertzog, Peppi Browne, Kira Orr, Sheana Mosch, Abby Waner, 2006-present In The Duke Career Record Book...

15 Game 1-- #10 Duke 57 Denver 37 In the homcoming game for Emily and Abby Waner, the duo combined for 19 points as ninth-ranked Duke used a 19-0 run in the second half to pull away from Denver for a victory Sunday afternoon. Abby Waner scored a game-high 16 points as she sank three treys in 31 minutes. She had two three-pointers and kept constant pressure on Denver s guards as Duke turned a deficit into a lead. Joy Cheek added 11 points in the Blue Devils season opener and first game under Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie. Nnenna Akotaobi led Denver with nine points. The Pioneers shot 27 percent in the second half while falling to 0-11 against ranked teams. Duke started slowly and played out of sync in the first half. The Blue Devils shot 36 percent with 10 turnovers in the first stanza and trailed at intermission. Denver had the lead at the break thanks to making 6-of-12 three-pointers. The Pioneers led by as much as 12-4 after Brooke Meyer s three-pointer with 12:38 left. Duke tied it at on a layup by Jasmine Thomas with 1:15 left in the first half. Meyer s two free throws ended the scoring for the half. The Blue Devils continued their struggles for the first seven minutes of the second half, managing only two baskets. Fortunately, Denver had only a basket by Alisha Godette to show for it in that span and that came 1:33 into the second half. Denver missed its next 16 shots and went scoreless until a free throw by Akotaobi with 6:42 left. Chante Black finished the run with a rebound basket with 7:01 left that put Duke up Waner came out of the game with 1:35 left after hitting a reverse layup and the Blue Devils ahead Duke 57, Denver 37 November 11, 2007 Denver, Colo. (Magness Arena) DUKE FG 3FG FT Reb Black Gay E. Waner A. Waner Smith J. Thomas Christmas Miitchell Cheek Mitch Jackson K. Thomas TEAM 3-5 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.333, FT Turnovers: 23 (Black 4, Gay 2, E. Waner 2, A. Waner 1, Smith 5, Christmas 1, Mitchell 1, Cheek 5, Jackson 1, K. Thomas 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 20 Denver FG 3FG FT Reb Akotaobi Benham Meyer Cole Godette Otero Rice Robinson Mason Leichliter Bents TEAM 0-3 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.261, FT Turnovers: 24 (Akotaobi 6, Benham 3, Meyer 6, Godette 3, Otero 2, Bents 4) Personal Fouls: 16 Duke Denver A: 6635 Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Eric Larson, Randy Campbell, John Haefeli Duke Women s Basketball * Box Scores Game 2-- #10 Duke 89 South Florida 52 Duke opened the ESPNU Women s Basketball Invitational on Thursday in Tampa, Fla., with an victory over South Florida at the St. Pete Times Forum. Junior Chante Black led the Blue Devils with 16 points and 11 rebounds, while Joy Cheek added a career-high 15 points. Black and Cheek had seven points each to help Duke take a commanding halftime lead. South Florida shot just 18.5 percent (5-for-27) and committed 16 turnovers in the first half. Shantia Grace scored 12 points for South Florida. Duke took control after South Florida got within 12-8 on a basket by Jazmine Sepulveda with 13 1/2 minutes left in the first half. Black scored five points during a 15-3 run that gave Duke a advantage with six minutes remaining. Cheek had a three-point play and Brittany Mitch hit a trey during the first half s final four minutes as Duke extended its lead to 23 points at intermission. Black hit four free throws and Cheek added a basket early in the second half, helping Duke go ahead with 16 minutes to play. Black also had five consecutive points, including a three-point play, as Duke took a lead midway through the second half. Duke junior guard Abby Waner didn t play due to a left ankle injury. She has averaged 11.5 points in 70 career games with the Blue Devils. Duke 89, South Florida 52 Novermber 15, 2007 Tampa, FL (St. Pete Times Forum) Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Gay Black Miitch Smith Jackson E. Waner J. Thomas Christmas Miitchell Cheek K. Thomas TEAM 1-4 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.235, FT Turnovers: 15 (Gay 3, Black 3, Mitch 2, E. Waner 1, J. Thomas 1, Christmas 1, Mitchell 2, K. Thomas 2). Personal Fouls: 23 South Florida FG 3FG FT Reb Grace Sepulveda Okpaleke Sanders Lawson Packer Messina Grant Miitryk Terrell Dalembert TEAM 5-5 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.200, FT Turnovers: 22 (Grace 3, Sepulveda 3, Okpaleke 3, Lawson 4, Packer 2, Grant 4, Mitryk 2, Dalembert 1) Personal Fouls: 30 Duke South Florida A: Fouled Out: Grant, Dalembert Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Mark Zentz, Louis Gonzalez, Diana DePaul * AP Ranking Game 3-- UNC Greensboro 39 #10 Duke 84 Freshman Krystal Thomas and junior Chante Black registered a combined 37 points and 15 rebounds to lead the ninth-ranked Duke women s basketball team to an victory over UNC Greensboro. In what was the first regular season home game for Blue Devil Head Coach Joanne P. McCallie, Duke drew a very nice crowd of 5,534 fans. Thomas totaled her first career double-double as she scored 20 points and had 10 rebounds, while Black chipped in 17 points and five rebounds. Duke registered a school-record 28 steals on the afternoon. Joy Cheek and Brittany Mitch had 11 points apiece for Duke, which won despite being short-handed guards Abby Waner and Wanisha Smith sat out. Monique Floyd had seven points to lead UNC Greensboro, which is without leading returning scorer. The Blue Devils let their defense take control during a dominating first half in which they turned up the pressure on UNC Greensboro s turnover-a-minute offense, forcing 19 giveaways and turning them into 21 points. The Spartans (0-3) were just 3-of-16 from the floor in the half, went nearly 13 minutes between baskets and had their 16th turnover before their second field goal. The Blue Devils put it out of reach by outscoring UNC Greensboro 15-1 during a 6 1/2 -minute stretch, taking a 25-8 lead on Thomas free throw with 5:30 left. Duke took its largest lead of the half in its final seconds when Mitch s steal the Spartans 19th turnover and subsequent layup made it at the break. The lead surpassed 30 early in the second on a Jasmine Thomas basket. Duke 84, UNCG 39 November 18, 2007 Durham, NC. (Cameron Indoor Stadium) UNC Greensboro FG 3FG FT Reb Grimsley Frazier Chamberlain Floyd Ling Dixon Wadelington Hyson Banner Brooks Mullins Smith Girstautaite TEAM 4-9 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.286, FT Turnovers: 38 (Grimsley 3, Frazier 2, Chamberlain 1, Floyed 7, Ling 6, Dixon 3, Hyson 5, Brooks 3, Mullins 5, Smith 1, Girstautaite 2). Personal Fouls: 14 DUKE FG 3FG FT Reb Miitchell Gay Black Mitch Jackson E. Waner J. Thomas Christmas Cheek K. Thomas TEAM 1-2 Totals Percentages: FG FG-263, FT Turnovers: 20 (Mitchell 1, Gay 3, Black 2, Miitch 1, Jackson 2, E. Waner 3, J. Thomas 3, Cheek 1, K. Thomas 4) Personal Fouls: 17 UNC Greensboro Duke A: 5534 Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Mark Hardcastle, Luis Gonzalez, Dan Outlaw

16 Purdue 41 #9 Duke 53 Game 4-- Freshman Jasmine Thomas scored a careerhigh 15 points and junior Chante Black totaled her second double-double of the season with 10 points and 11 rebounds as eighth-ranked Duke downed 20 th -ranked Purdue, 53-41, on Thanksgiving day in the Paradise Jam located in St. Thomas, USVI. Thomas converted a three-point play after she was fouled on a breakaway layup with two minutes left to give the Blue Devils their biggest lead of the game at and help to seal the victory. Purdue jumped out to a fast start, going up 12-2 on a 3-pointer by Lakisha Freeman with 12:42 to play in the first half. Duke responded with a 17-0 run over the next 6 minutes to make it Thomas hit a runner at the buzzer to put the Blue Devils ahead Purdue managed to stay close until the final minutes despite shooting 29 percent from the floor and turning the ball over 25 times. Danielle Campbell led the Boilermakers (2-1) with 14 points and 13 rebounds. Natasha Bogdanova added 12 points. Duke, which shot 32 percent from the floor, will face Temple in the second round of the tournament on Friday Duke Women s Basketball * Box Scores Game 5-- Temple 53 #9 Duke 64 Junior Chante Black scored 13 second half points and junior Carrem Gay registered her first double-double of the season with 13 points and 12 rebounds as eighthranked Duke downed Temple, 64-53, on the second day of the Paradise Jam in St. Thomas, USVI. Duke also got 11 points from Jasmine Thomas on a night that the Blue Devils took a lead on a 10-0 scoring run, capped by Thomas jumpshot with 1:40 to play in the first half. The Blue Devils led at halftime. Temple rallied to tie the game at 38 on a pair of free throws by Lady Comfort with 14:19 to play but never regained the lead. Dawnnae Roberts hit a three-pointer for Temple (1-3) to cut the deficit to with 2:56, but they did not get any closer. Duke shot 48 percent from the floor and dished 14 assists. They also held Temple to 33 percent shooting. But the Blue Devils also got outrebounded for the first time in the season 42 to 41 and went 7-for-20 from the free-throw line. Duke had 16 points on fast breaks, compared with four for temple, and also tallied six blocks. Comfort led Temple with 15 points and 10 rebounds. LaKeisha Eaddy scored 11 points and Shenita Landry added 10. Duke scored 16 points off six Temple turnovers. Temple shot 33 percent, including 3-for-11 from behind the arc. * AP Ranking Game 6-- #2 Connecticut 74 #9 Duke 48 The eight-ranked Duke women s basketball team fell, 74-48, to second-ranked Connecticut on Sunday evening in the championship of the 2007 Paradise Jam in St. Thomas, USVI. Junior Chante Black led the Blue Devils with 16 points and was named to the Paradise Jam All-Tournament team. Tina Charles had 13 points and eight rebounds and the Huskies took control in the opening minutes. Connecticut led at halftime and put the Blue Devils away in the second half with 11-for-22 shooting. Both teams ran the floor aggressively, but the Huskies outrebounded the Blue Devils and shot 53 percent from the floor while holding Duke to 36 percent. Carrem Gay added six points for the Blue Devils, while junior Abby Waner made her return after missing four games, but was held scoreless. It was the first meeting between the teams since the 2006 NCAA tournament, when Duke beat Connecticut in overtime for a spot in the Final Four. The Huskies jumped out to a 13-4 lead by scoring 13 unanswered points, including two long three-pointers from the same spot by Renee Montgomery. Charde Houston scored on an alley-oop from Moore to put Connecticut ahead with eight minutes to play in the first half. The teams traded baskets for the first part of the second half before Connecticut pulled away. Eleven players scored for Connecticut, which got 29 points from their bench. The Huskies outscored the Blue Devils on second-chance points and went 20-for-25 from the free throw line to keep their big lead down the stretch. Duke 53, Purdue 41 November 22, 2007 St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands Purdue FG 3FG FT Reb Malone Freeman France Bogdanova Campbell Mioton Woods TEAM 4-6 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.333, FT Turnovers: 25 (Malone 9, Freeman 4, France 3, Bogdanova 4, Campbell 4, Wppds 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 15 Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Gay Black Miitchell Miitch Smith E. Waner J. Thomas Christmas Cheek Jackson K. Thomas TEAM 1-3 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.235, FT Turnovers: 20 (Gay 1, Black 2, Mitchell 1, Mitch 2, Smith 4, J. Thomas 3, Christmas 1, Jackson 3, K. Thomas 3, TEAM 0) Personal Fouls: 19 Purdue Duke A: Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: None Officials: Dennis DeMayo, Denise Brooks, Barb Smith Duke 64, Temple 53 November 23, 2007 St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Cheek Black Mitch Smith Jackson E. Waner J. Thomas Christmas Miitchell Gay K. Thomas TEAM 4-8 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.250, FT Turnovers: 11 (Cheek 3, Blacck 2, Mitch 2, Smith 1, J. Thomas 2, Gay 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 21 Temple FG 3FG FT Reb Landry Bennett Comfort Eaddy Morris Harris Wallace Watkins-Day Kimmel Pittman Roberts Cotton TEAM 6-7 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.273, FT Turnovers: 14 (Landry 2, Bennett 1, Eaddy 4, Morris 3, Wallace 2, Kimmel 1, TEAM 1) Personal Fouls: 24 Duke Temple A: Fouled Out: Temple: Landry Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Dee Kanter, Bonita Spence, Denise Brooks-Clauser Duke 48, Connecticut 74 Novermber 25, 2007 Tampa, FL (St. Pete Times Forum) Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Gay Black A. Waner Miitch Smith E. Waner J. Thomas Christmas Miitchell Cheek Jackson K. Thomas TEAM 4-4 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.214, FT Turnovers: 22 (Gay 2, Black 2, A. Waner 2, Mitch 2, Smith 1, E. Waner 2, j. Thomas 3, Christmas 1, Mitchell 1, Cheek 1, Jackson 1, K. Thomas 4. Personal Fouls: 26 Connecticut FG 3FG FT Reb Hunter Charles Montgomery Thomas Greene Williams Swanier Gardler Moore Houston Dixon McLaren Kerns TEAM 2-4 Totals Percentages: FG FG-400, FT Turnovers: 22 (Hubter 1, Charles 2, Montgomery 4, Thomas 3, Greene 6, Swanier 2, Dixon 1, Kerns 1, TEAM 2) Personal Fouls: 16 Duke Connecticut A: 2985 Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Dee Kanter, Denise Brooks-Clauser, Angelica Suffern

17 Game 7-- #23/18 Vanderbilt 68 #11/10 Duke 55 Vanderbilt outscored 10th-ranked Duke, in the second half and went on to knock off the Blue Devils, Junior Chante Black led Duke with her third double-double of the season with 10 points and 10 rebounds, while freshman Jasmine Thomas added 12 points. Jessica Mooney scored 16 points to lead Vanderbilt as she was 4-for-7 was from the field and added six rebounds for Vanderbilt. The Commodores used a 16-2 run that began with 3:35 left to topple Duke. Christina Worth had 15 points, and Lauren Lueders and Merideth Marsh each added nine points for Vanderbilt. Duke had a season-high 24 turnovers. The Blue Devils previous high of 23 came against Denver. Jennifer Risper made four consecutive free throws to give Vanderbilt a lead with 3:35 left, and the Commodores kept their cushion with late free throws. Risper also put the Commodores ahead with 12:42 left, taking the lead for the first time since the opening minutes. Both teams were in the free-throw bonus the final 10 minutes that kept the game tight. Duke got off to another slow start. The Blue Devils had five turnovers in their first five possessions against the Commodores, and fell behind 4-7 in the opening minutes. Duke has have trailed in the first 10 minutes in five of its first seven games. The early woes didn t last long. The Blue Devils went on a 19-7 run capped by three consecutive layups by Black, going ahead Vanderbilt slowly crept its way back, closing the gap to at halftime with a spurt of three-pointers. Duke, 55 Vanderbilt, 68 Novermber 28, 2007 Nashville, TN (Memorial Gym) Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Mitchell Black E. Waner A. Waner Gay J Thomas Christmas Cheek Mitch Jackson K Thomas TEAM Totals Percentages: FG FG-.26.7, FT Turnovers: 24 (Gay 4, Black 4, A.Waner 5, Mitch 0, E. Waner 2, j. Thomas 4, Christmas 0, Mitchell 1, Cheek 2, Jackson 2, K. Thomas 0. Personal Fouls: 25 Vanderbilt FG 3FG FT Reb Wirth Sherwood Risper Lueders Marsh Tuomi Moony Rhoads Norton Malo TEAM 1-4 Totals Percentages: FG FG- 50, FT Turnovers: 14 (Wirth 4, SHerwood 1, Risper 2, Lueders 1, Marsh 3, Tuomi 0, Mooney 1, Rhoads 2, Norton 0, Malo 0) Personal Fouls: 15 Duke Vanderbilt A: 6022 Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: None. Officials: Lisa Mattingly, Dee Kantner, Eric Brewton Duke Women s Basketball * Box Scores Game 8-- #11/10 Duke 84 Penn State 86 Abby Waner and Chante Black scored 23 and 21 points, respectively, as a second half comeback fell short with Duke falling, 86-84, at Penn State. Waner tied a career high with six three-pointers made and Black registered a career-high 21 points. Freshman Jasmine Thomas added a careerhigh 17 points for Duke. Janessa Wolf scored the game-winner with.5 seconds remaining for Penn State after the Blue Devils made a valiant comeback from being down by as many as 15 in the first half. Brianne O Rourke played an integral role after scoring 23 points, going 15-of-15 from the foul line and setting up the game-winning bucket. Mashea Williams added 22 points and went 8-for-8 from the foul line for Penn State. Karima Christmas nearly got the Blue Devils back on top in the game s waning seconds. Two free throws by O Rourke gave Penn State an lead with 22 seconds left. Christmas responded with a quick layup. She scored again and was fouled by Tyra Grant after a backcourt steal off Grant by Black. Christmas had just scored four straight points to tie the game at 84 but missed a chance to give Duke the lead after missing a foul shot with eight seconds left. Penn State secured the rebound and called timeout. Duke trailed by 11 at the half before Black and Abby Waner led a second-half charge. Waner finished with a season-high 23 points and shot 6-of-9 from threepoint range, while Black had a career-high 21 points and dominated in the paint. Christmas added a career-high 10 points for Duke. Duke 84, Penn State 86 December 2, 2007 University Park, Pa. (Bryce Jordan Center) DUKE FG 3FG FT Reb Miitchell Gay Black E. Waner A. Waner J. Thomas Christmas Cheek Miitch Jackson TEAM 1-2 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.529, FT Turnovers: 14 (Mitchell 1, Black 3, E. Waner 2, A. Waner 4, J. Thomas 4, Christmas 1, Cheek 2, Mitch 1, Jackson 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 27 Penn State FG 3FG FT Reb Mark Grant O Rourke Williams Gissendanner Quinn Monroe Lewis Wolff TEAM 2-12 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.444, FT Turnovers: 14 (Mark 2, Grant 4, O Rourke 1, Williams 1, Gissendanner 4, Monroe 1, Wolff 1, TEAM 0) Personal Fouls: 12 Duke Penn State A: 6617 Fouled Out: None Technical Fouls: Duke-Carrem Gay. Officials: Tina Napier, Beverly Roberts, Bob Trammel Game 9-- #4/3 Rutgers 44 #17/15 Duke 49 Duke used stellar defense to break a three-game losing streak on Thursday as the Blue Devils knocked off Rutgers, 49-44, in Cameron Indoor Stadium. The Blue Devils won their 19 th straight home game and held the Scarlet Knights to 27.6 field goal percentage. Duke was led by Chante Black and Carrem Gay with 11 points each. Black blocked a career-high six shots, had two steals, two assists and seven rebounds in 35 minutes played. Gay s free throw with 30 seconds left put Duke ahead to stay. Abby Waner and Keturah Jackson also both made two late foul shots for the Blue Devils. After Essence Carson of Rutgers tied it at 44 with 1:04 remaining, the Blue Devils hustled downcourt and ran down the shot clock. Jasmine Thomas forced up a long three-pointer that missed, but Gay was there to collect the rebound and was fouled by Matee Ajavon. She hit the first of two free throws to put Duke up by one. Ajavon s running shot in the lane was tipped by Black. Ajavon then committed her fifth foul and Stringer was charged with a technical foul. Waner and Jackson iced it by each converting two attempts from the line in the final 11 seconds. Epiphanny Prince had 15 points and Kia Vaughn added 11 rebounds for Rutgers. The Scarlet Knights took a four-point lead with 4:19 remaining after a bizarre free-throw attempt that silenced the crowd. Duke apparently thought Vaughn was shooting two free throws when she missed the front end of a 1-and-1 leaving Heather Zurich to scoop up the rebound and make an uncontested layup. Rutgers managed just two points the rest of the way. Rutgers led at the break despite a miserable shooting performance by both clubs. Duke 49, Rutgers 44 December 06, 2007 Durham, NC (Cameron Indoor Stadium) Rutgers FG 3FG FT Reb Carson Zurich Vaughn Prince Ajavon Rushdan Adams McCurdy Ray Junaid TEAM 3-4 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.250, FT Turnovers: 20 (Prince 5, Vaughn 5, Carson 2, Ajavon 2, McCurdy 2, Ray 2, Junaid 1, Zurich 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 17 Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Cheek Black A. Waner J. Thomas Miitchell Christmas Mitch Gay Jackson TEAM 0-3 Totals Percentages: FG FG-..071, FT Turnovers: 18 (Black 5, Cheek 3, A. Waner 3, Thomas 2, Mitchell 2, Mitch 1, Gay 1, TEAM 1). Personal Fouls: 12 #4 Rutgers #17 Duke A: 6450 Fouled Out: Ajavon Technical Fouls: Rutgers Officials: Dee Kantner, Lawson Newton, Edward Sidlasky

18 Game 10-- #17/15 Duke 51 Pittsburgh 49 Duke sophomore Joy Cheek scored the gamewinning basket with 1.2 seconds remaining to give the Blue Devils a victory over Pittsburgh in the first game of the Maggie Dixon Classic in Madison Square Garden. Cheek scored 13 of her season-high 16 points in the second half, while Abby Waner added 10 points for the Blue Devils. With 12.7 seconds left and the game tied at 49, Duke drove the length of the court and Chante Black missed a turnaround. Cheek got the rebound and put it in for the game-winner. Shavonte Zellous and Jania Sims both scored 17 points for Pitt. The Panthers held a lead with 6:20 left in the first half before going scoreless over the next nine minutes. Marcedes Walker finally ended the drought with a putback with 17:08 left in the second half. The Blue Devils had dropped three straight games for the first time in a decade before beating Rutgers on Thursday night. With Duke trailing 31-28, Cheek scored all seven points during a 7-2 run that gave the Blue Devils a lead. The teams traded baskets before Duke used an 8-3 spurt capped by Emily Waner s three-pointer as the shot clock expired to take a lead with just over six minutes left. Pitt responded with a 9-2 run to tie the game on Sims layup with 1:13 left. With the game tied at 49, Sims stole the ball from Jasmine Thomas, but Zellous missed a jumper from the wing that would have given the Panthers the lead. Trailing with 6:20 left in the first half, Duke closed with a 6-0 run to tie the game Duke Women s Basketball * Box Scores Game 11-- #14/15 Duke 95 Utah Valley 61 Abby Waner scored 19 points and tied an ACC record with 10 steals as 14th-ranked Duke defeated Utah Valley, 95-61, at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Reserve Carrem Gay scored a season-high 20 points, Joy Cheek scored 13 of her 15 points during the decisive first half and Chante Black also had 15 points for Duke. The Blue Devils forced 39 turnovers, scored 49 points off those miscues and never trailed in cruising to their third straight victory. Waner led the way during Duke's 22-4 run that opened the second half, scoring nine points and capping it with a three-pointer from the deep left wing that made it with about 13 minutes remaining. Waner, who finished three assists shy of the third triple-double in school history, became the 11th player in ACC history with 10 steals, a feat most recently achieved by Miami's Maurita Reed against Wake Forest in February She surpassed the school mark of nine steals that was reached by two players, most recently Missy Anderson against Drake in The Blue Devils got well at undermanned Utah Valley's expense, setting a season-high in scoring, leading by 37 points and meeting little resistance in their 25th straight nonconference victory at home. Robyn Fairbanks scored 17 points on 8-of-23 shooting, and set an arena record with 20 rebounds to lead Utah Valley. The Wolverines, who didn't start a player taller than 6-foot-1, are in the fifth year of their sixyear transition from junior college to Division I. Wanisha Smith returned to the starting lineup for Duke and scored three points after missing four games with a broken bone in her right (shooting) hand. Game 12-- #17/15 Duke 92 Bucknell 49 After averaging barely more than 66 points in its first 10 games, No. 14 Duke broke 90 for the second straight time, defeating Bucknell, 92-49, at Cameron Indoor Stadium. Duke scored 40 points off 32 Bucknell turnovers, 20 of them steals. All five Duke starters broke double digits with Chante Black and Joy Cheek each getting 19 points and eight rebounds. Cheek's numbers were her career high in points and a season high for boards. Abby Waner added 16 points for Duke, while Jasmine Thomas had 12 points and Wanisha Smith chipped in 11 points. None of Duke's starters played more than 27 minutes. Kesha Champion led Bucknell with 21 points. She hit 7-for-11 from the field, including 3-for-4 shooting on 3-pointers. Duke held Bucknell's Hope Foster to two points. The preseason player of the year in the Patriot League, Foster hit 1-of-5 from the field. Out-rebounded 33-7 on the offensive boards, Bucknell gave up 27 second-chance points to Duke. Duke led by halftime, the best first half of scoring for the Blue Devils so far on the season. Waner hit three three-pointers and had 13 points in the first half. Black had 11 at the half. The Bison managed a single three-point basket by Champion in the first 16:26 of the second half, while Duke used a 10-3 run to stretch its lead to Bucknell missed its last six shots and failed to score in the game's final 6:09. Duke ended the game with an 11-0 run. Duke 51, Pittsburgh 49 December 08, 2007 New York, NY (Madison Square Garden) Pittsburgh FG 3FG FT Reb Scott Walker Zellous Harrison Sims Winn Cole Tafen TEAM 3-7 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.200, FT Turnovers: 18 (Sims 5, Scott 3, Zellous 3, Harrison 3, Walker 2, Winn 1, Cole 1, TEAM 0). Personal Fouls: 13 Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Miitchell Cheek Black A. Waner Thomas E. Waner Christmas Mitch Gay Jackson TEAM 3-8 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.333, FT Turnovers: 25 (Gay 6, Thomas 4, E. Waner 4, Jackson 4, A. Waner 3, Miitchell 1, Cheek 1, Christmas 1, TEAM 1). Personal Fouls: 17 Pittsburgh #17 Duke A: 5367 Fouled Out: none Technical Fouls: none Officials: Dee Kantner, Bonita Spence, Kathleen Lynch Duke 95, Utah Valley 61 December 18, 2007 Durham, NC (Cameron Indoor Stadium) Utah Valley FG 3FG FT Reb McMurray Bowen Fairbanks Marvin Beaman Smith Nakayama Peterson Cornejo Reynolds TEAM 3-5 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.400, FT Turnovers: 39 (Marvin 10, Nakayama 9, Beaman 4, Fairbanks 4, Bowen 3, Peterson 3, McMurray 2, Reynolds 2, Cornejo 1, TEAM 1). Personal Fouls: 16 Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Cheek Black A. Waner J. Thomas Smith E. Waner Christmas Mitchell Miitch Gay Jackson TEAM 3-5 Totals Percentages: FG FG-.400, FT Turnovers: 15 (Black 3, J. Thomas 3, A. Waner 3, Cheek 2, Christmas 1, Gay 1, Miitch 1, Smith 1, TEAM 0). PersonalFouls: 9 Utah Valley #14 Duke A: 4985 Fouled Out: Reynolds Technical Fouls: none Officials: Dee Kantner, Tom Baldinelli, Karen Gruca Duke 92, Bucknell 49 December 21, 2007 Durham, NC (Cameron Indoor Stadium) Bucknell FG 3FG FT Reb Foster Schober Brown Collymore Champion Wright Phillips LeSuer Novacek Sprouse Higham TEAM 1-6 Totals Percentages: FG-.385, 3FG-.333, FT Turnovers: 32 (Phillips 6, Champion 5, Schober 5, Brown 5, Foster 4, Collymore 2, Wright 1, Novacek 1, Sprouse 1, Higham 1, TEAM 1). Personal Fouls: 10 Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Cheek Black A. Waner J. Thomas Smith E. Waner Christmas Mitchell Mitch Gay Jackson TEAM 5-8 Totals Percentages: FG-.440, 3FG-.313, FT Turnovers: 12 (Smith 2, Christmas 2, Gay 2, Jackson 2, Cheek 1, Black 1, A. Waner 1, Mitchell 1, TEAM 0). PersonalFouls: 8 Bucknell #14 Duke A: 4868 Fouled Out: none Technical Fouls: none Officials: Bryan Brunette, Diana DePaul, Dan Outlaw

19 Game 13-- #13/14 Duke 84 Houston 68 Joy Cheek registered 14 points and 10 rebounds, while Chante Black and Jasmine Thomas added 12 and 11 points, respectively, to lead 13th-ranked Duke over Houston, 84-68, at Hofheinz Pavilion in Houston, Texas. Cheek, who registered her first double-double of the season and only the second of her career, scored eight points during a 16-0 Duke run that spanned both halves and turned a close game into a lead with 19 minutes remaining. Duke never led by fewer than 13 after that. Twiggy McIntyre led Houston with 13 points. Tye Jackson had 12 points and nine assists, but also had seven of Houston's 20 turnovers. Duke outrebounded Houston and held the Cougars to 36.2 percent shooting. The Blue Devils played for the first time since a victory over Bucknell and had to shake off the rust early as Houston led after two free throws by Courtney Taylor with 7:02 left in the first half, but Duke went on an 11-0 run for a lead less than four minutes later. Wanisha Smith scored the first four points, and Jasmine Thomas added three during the spurt. Smith, who played in her third straight game since missing four with a hand injury, totaled a season-high eight assists to go along with eight points. Freshman Krystal Thomas made her return to the lineup after missing five games with in injured knee and totaled six points and four rebounds. Overall, Duke had a very balanced scoring attack with 10 of the 12 players scoring in the contest Duke Women s Basketball * Box Scores Duke 84, Houston 68 December 28, 2007 Houston, TX (Hofheinz Pavilion) Duke FG 3FG FT Reb Cheek Black A. Waner J. Thomas Smith E. Waner Christmas Mitchell Mitch Gay Jackson K. Thomas TEAM 2-4 Totals Percentages: FG-.448, 3FG-.250, FT Turnovers: 17 (Waner 5, Cheek 3, Black 2, Smith 2, K. Thomas 2, Christmas 1, Mitchell 1, Gay 1). Personal Fouls: 22 Houston FG 3FG FT Reb Taylor James Hill Jackson Mcintyre Jakobsone Mason Scott Meyers Joseph Obaze Bradley Johnson TEAM 4-7 Totals Percentages: FG-.362, 3FG-.318, FT Turnovers: 20 (Jackson 7, Mcintyre 5, Hill 2, Johnson 2, Taylor 1, James 1, Jakobsone 1, Meyers 1). PersonalFouls: 20 #13 Duke Houston A: 807 Fouled Out: none Technical Fouls: none Officials: Tommy Salerno, Luis Gonzalez, Carol Comanita

20 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (10-3) (4-0) (2-2) (4-1) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (10-3) (4-0) (2-2) (4-1) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Chante Black Abby Waner Joy Cheek Jasmine Thomas Carrem Gay Wanisha Smith Krystal Thomas Karima Christmas Keturah Jackson Bridgette Mitchell Brittany Mitch Emily Waner TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS DUKE OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING at Denver W Points per game ~ vs South Florida W Scoring margin UNC GREENSBORO W FIELD GOALS-ATT & vs #22/20 Purdue W Field goal pct & vs Temple W POINT FG-ATT & vs #2/2 Connecticut L point FG pct at #23/18 Vanderbilt L pt FG made per game at Penn State L FREE THROWS-ATT #4/3 RUTGERS W Free throw pct $ vs Pittsburgh W REBOUNDS UTAH VALLEY W Rebounds per game BUCKNELL W Rebounding margin at Houston W ASSISTS * = Conference game Assists per game ~ = ESPNU Invitational in Tampa, Fla. TURNOVERS & = Paradise Jam in St. Thomas, USVI Turnovers per game $ = Maggie Dixon Classic in New York, N.Y. Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total #13/14 Duke Opponents

21 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Team Game-by-Game (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games TEAM STATISTICS ---TOTAL PTRS REBOUNDS---- Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts---Avg at Denver W vs South Florida W UNC GREENSBORO W vs #22/20 Purdue W vs Temple W vs #2/2 Connecticut L at #23/18 Vanderbilt L at Penn State L #4/3 RUTGERS W vs Pittsburgh W UTAH VALLEY W BUCKNELL W at Houston W #13/14 Duke Opponents Games played: 13 Rebounds/game: 42.8 Points/game: 69.6 Assists/game: 16.2 FG Pct: 41.9 Turnovers/game: FG Pct: 29.0 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.9 FT Pct: 59.4 Steals/game: 13.2 Blocks/game: 6.5

22 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Game-by-Game Highs (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games Opponent Date Score WL POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS at Denver W 16-Abby Waner 12-Carrem Gay 2-Bridgette Mit 3-Jasmine Thoma 3-Krystal Thoma Abby Waner Joy Cheek Brittany Mitc Wanisha Smith Emily Waner vs South Florida W 16-Chante Black 11-Chante Black 5-Jasmine Thoma 4-Jasmine Thoma 6-Krystal Thoma UNC GREENSBORO W 20-Krystal Thoma 10-Krystal Thoma 7-Emily Waner 7-Brittany Mitc 2-Krystal Thoma vs #22/20 Purdue W 15-Jasmine Thoma 11-Chante Black 2-Wanisha Smith 3-Keturah Jacks 4-Chante Black Jasmine Thoma vs Temple W 13-Carrem Gay 12-Carrem Gay 4-Wanisha Smith 1-Keturah Jacks 2-Krystal Thoma Chante Black Brittany Mitc Jasmine Thoma Joy Cheek Chante Black Emily Waner Karima Christ Jasmine Thoma vs #2/2 Connecticut L 16-Chante Black 5-Krystal Thoma 4-Emily Waner 3-Chante Black 1-Chante Black Abby Waner Carrem Gay Krystal Thoma at #23/18 Vanderbilt L 12-Jasmine Thoma 10-Chante Black 3-Chante Black 2-Jasmine Thoma 1-Keturah Jacks Chante Black Joy Cheek at Penn State L 23-Abby Waner 6-Chante Black 4-Abby Waner 3-Jasmine Thoma 2-Chante Black Abby Waner Jasmine Thoma #4/3 RUTGERS W 11-Chante Black 7-Chante Black 3-Jasmine Thoma 2-Chante Black 6-Chante Black Carrem Gay Carrem Gay Brittany Mitc Carrem Gay vs Pittsburgh W 16-Joy Cheek 6-Joy Cheek 4-Chante Black 3-Abby Waner 6-Chante Black UTAH VALLEY W 20-Carrem Gay 10-Carrem Gay 7-Abby Waner 10-Abby Waner 4-Chante Black BUCKNELL W 19-Joy Cheek 8-Carrem Gay 5-Chante Black 5-Karima Christ 3-Carrem Gay Chante Black Joy Cheek Chante Black at Houston W 14-Joy Cheek 10-Joy Cheek 8-Wanisha Smith 2-Chante Black 2-Jasmine Thoma Jasmine Thoma Carrem Gay

23 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Game-by-Game Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games Opponent Date Score WL WANER,EMI WANER,ABB THOMAS,JA BLACK,CHA CHRISTMAS MITCHELL, CHEEK,JOY MITCH,BRI SMITH,WAN at Denver W vs South Florida W DNP UNC GREENSBORO W DNP DNP vs #22/20 Purdue W DNP vs Temple W DNP vs #2/2 Connecticut L at #23/18 Vanderbilt L DNP at Penn State L DNP #4/3 RUTGERS W DNP DNP vs Pittsburgh W DNP UTAH VALLEY W BUCKNELL W at Houston W Opponent Date Score WL GAY,CARRE JACKSON,K THOMAS,KR at Denver W vs South Florida W UNC GREENSBORO W vs #22/20 Purdue W vs Temple W vs #2/2 Connecticut L at #23/18 Vanderbilt L at Penn State L DNP #4/3 RUTGERS W DNP vs Pittsburgh W DNP UTAH VALLEY W DNP BUCKNELL W DNP at Houston W

24 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (10-3) (4-0) (2-2) (4-1) CONFERENCE... (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (10-3) (4-0) (2-2) (4-1) DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS :07 p.m. at Denver W (16)Abby Waner (12)Carrem Gay :00 p.m. ~ vs South Florida W (16)Chante Black (11)Chante Black :00 PM UNC GREENSBORO W (20)Krystal Thomas (10)Krystal Thomas :00 p.m.ast & vs #22/20 Purdue W (15)Jasmine Thomas (11)Chante Black :00 p.m.ast & vs Temple W (13)Chante Black (12)Carrem Gay (13)Carrem Gay :35 p.m.ast & vs #2/2 Connecticut L 2985 (16)Chante Black (5)Krystal Thomas p.m. at #23/18 Vanderbilt L 6022 (12)Jasmine Thomas (10)Chante Black p.m. at Penn State L 6617 (23)Abby Waner (6)Abby Waner (6)Chante Black :00 PM #4/3 RUTGERS W (11)Carrem Gay (7)Chante Black (11)Chante Black :00 PM $ vs Pittsburgh W (16)Joy Cheek (6)Joy Cheek :00 PM UTAH VALLEY W (20)Carrem Gay (10)Carrem Gay :00 PM BUCKNELL W (19)Chante Black (8)Chante Black (19)Joy Cheek (8)Joy Cheek (8)Carrem Gay p.m. at Houston W (14)Joy Cheek (10)Joy Cheek * = Conference game ~ = ESPNU Invitational in Tampa, Fla. & = Paradise Jam in St. Thomas, USVI $ = Maggie Dixon Classic in New York, N.Y. ATTENDANCE SUMMARY GAMES TOTALS AVG/GAME HOME AWAY NEUTRAL TOTAL

25 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist TOver Block Steal Fouls /-- --/-- ---/ / / / / / / / /--- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- Denver... 25/27 32/ / / / / / / / /6 23/24 4/1 12/12 20/16 South Florida... 38/15 51/ / / / / / / / /8 15/22 14/7 13/9 23/30 UNC GREENSBORO... 44/16 40/ / / / / / / / /7 20/38 5/1 28/7 17/14 #22/20 Purdue... 25/18 28/ / / / / / / / /8 20/25 7/1 12/6 19/15 Temple... 32/23 32/ / / / / / / /42 (1) 14/6 11/14 6/2 6/1 21/21 #2/2 Connecticut... 24/40 24/ (26) 20-56/ / / / / / /35 (7) 12/18 22/22 3/4 12/4 26/16 #23/18 Vanderbilt... 33/30 22/ (13) 22-57/ / / / / / / /13 24/14 3/3 4/12 25/15 Penn State... 30/41 54/ (2) 34-67/ / / / / / /32 (3) 17/13 14/14 3/2 10/5 27/12 #4/3 RUTGERS... 17/19 32/ / / / / / / /44 (2) 14/8 18/20 10/1 8/11 12/17 Pittsburgh... 24/24 27/ / / / / / / / /5 25/18 10/3 12/8 17/13 UTAH VALLEY... 44/28 51/ / / / / / / /49 (3) 25/15 15/39 8/6 24/6 9/16 BUCKNELL... 53/31 39/ / / / / / / / /9 12/32 6/5 20/2 8/10 Houston... 41/27 43/ / / / / / / / /15 17/20 6/3 10/7 22/20 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

26 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Team High/Low Analysis (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games #13/14 Duke - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS vs Utah Valley ( ) 92 vs Bucknell ( ) 89 vs South Florida ( ) 84 at Houston ( ) 84 at Penn State ( ) 84 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE vs Bucknell ( ) 39 vs Utah Valley ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS vs Utah Valley ( ) 91 vs Bucknell ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (34-67) at Penn State ( ).483 (28-58) vs Temple ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE... 9 at Penn State ( ) 6 vs Utah Valley ( ) 6 at Denver ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 18 at Denver ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ( 9-17) at Penn State ( ).400 ( 6-15) vs Utah Valley ( ) FREE THROWS MADE vs South Florida ( ) 22 at Houston ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS vs South Florida ( ) 31 at Houston ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (11-12) vs Utah Valley ( ).733 (11-15) vs UNC Greensboro ( ) REBOUNDS vs Bucknell ( ) 55 vs South Florida ( ) ASSISTS vs Bucknell ( ) 25 vs Utah Valley ( ) 25 vs South Florida ( ) STEALS vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 24 vs Utah Valley ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS vs South Florida ( ) 10 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 10 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) TURNOVERS vs Pittsburgh ( ) 24 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) FOULS at Penn State ( ) 26 vs #2/2 Connecticut ( )

27 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke High/Low Analysis (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS at Penn State ( ) 74 vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 68 at Houston ( ) 68 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 61 vs Utah Valley ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE at Penn State ( ) 25 vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS vs South Florida ( ) 63 vs Utah Valley ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (27-50) at Penn State ( ).532 (25-47) vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE... 8 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 7 at Houston ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS at Denver ( ) 22 at Houston ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ( 8-16) at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ).444 ( 4-9 ) at Penn State ( ) FREE THROWS MADE at Penn State ( ) 22 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS at Penn State ( ) 30 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ( 4-4 ) vs Bucknell ( ).933 (28-30) at Penn State ( ) REBOUNDS vs Utah Valley ( ) 44 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) ASSISTS vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 15 at Houston ( ) 15 vs Utah Valley ( ) STEALS at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 12 at Denver ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS... 7 vs South Florida ( ) 6 vs Utah Valley ( ) TURNOVERS vs Utah Valley ( ) 38 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) FOULS vs South Florida ( ) 21 vs Temple ( )

28 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke High/Low Analysis (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games #13/14 Duke - GAME LOWS POINTS vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 49 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 51 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 53 vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) 55 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) 19 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS vs Pittsburgh ( ) 55 at Denver ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (19-60) vs #22/20 Purdue ( ).333 (19-57) vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE... 1 vs Temple ( ) 1 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS... 4 vs Temple ( ) 8 at Houston ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ( 1-14) vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ).214 ( 3-14) vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) FREE THROWS MADE... 3 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 5 vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS... 9 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 10 at Penn State ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ( 3-9 ) vs Pittsburgh ( ).350 ( 7-20) vs Temple ( ) REBOUNDS vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 29 at Penn State ( ) ASSISTS... 8 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 9 vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) STEALS... 4 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 6 vs Temple ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS... 3 vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 3 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 3 at Penn State ( ) TURNOVERS vs Temple ( ) 12 vs Bucknell ( ) FOULS... 8 vs Bucknell ( ) 9 vs Utah Valley ( )

29 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke High/Low Analysis (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS at Denver ( ) 39 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 41 vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) 44 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 49 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 49 vs Bucknell ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 12 at Denver ( ) 12 vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) 43 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (10-43) vs UNC Greensboro ( ).267 (12-45) at Denver ( ) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE... 1 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 2 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS... 5 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 7 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE ( 1-5 ) vs Pittsburgh ( ).200 ( 3-15) vs South Florida ( ) FREE THROWS MADE... 4 vs Bucknell ( ) 7 at Denver ( ) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS... 4 vs Bucknell ( ) 10 vs Utah Valley ( ) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE ( 7-13) at Denver ( ).560 (14-25) vs Temple ( ) REBOUNDS at Denver ( ) 29 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) ASSISTS... 5 vs Pittsburgh ( ) 6 at Denver ( ) 6 vs Temple ( ) STEALS... 1 vs Temple ( ) 2 vs Bucknell ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS... 1 at Denver ( ) 1 vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 1 vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) 1 vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) TURNOVERS vs Temple ( ) 14 at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 14 at Penn State ( ) FOULS vs Bucknell ( ) 12 at Penn State ( )

30 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke Player High/Low Analysis (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games #13/14 Duke - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS Abby Waner at Penn State ( ) 21 Chante Black at Penn State ( ) 20 Carrem Gay vs Utah Valley ( ) 20 Krystal Thomas vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 19 Chante Black vs Bucknell ( ) 19 Joy Cheek vs Bucknell ( ) 19 Abby Waner vs Utah Valley ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE Carrem Gay vs Utah Valley ( ) 10 Chante Black at Penn State ( ) FIELD GOAL ATT Joy Cheek vs Utah Valley ( ) 17 Joy Cheek vs Bucknell ( ) FG PCT (min 5 made) ( 7-8 ) Joy Cheek vs South Florida ( ).833 ( 5-6 ) Joy Cheek vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 3 PT FG MADE... 6 Abby Waner at Penn State ( ) 4 Abby Waner vs Utah Valley ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS... 9 Abby Waner at Penn State ( ) 8 Abby Waner vs Bucknell ( ) 8 Jasmine Thomas at Penn State ( ) 8 Abby Waner at Denver ( ) 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) ( 6-9 ) Abby Waner at Penn State ( ).667 ( 2-3 ) Emily Waner vs UNC Greensboro ( ) FREE THROWS MADE... 8 Chante Black vs South Florida ( ) 7 Chante Black vs UNC Greensboro ( ) FREE THROW ATT... 9 Chante Black vs South Florida ( ) 8 Chante Black vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) 8 Chante Black vs UNC Greensboro ( ) FT PCT (min 3 made) ( 6-6 ) Wanisha Smith at Houston ( ) ( 5-5 ) Abby Waner vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) ( 4-4 ) Jasmine Thomas at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) ( 4-4 ) Wanisha Smith vs South Florida ( ) ( 3-3 ) Chante Black vs Utah Valley ( ) ( 3-3 ) Abby Waner vs Utah Valley ( ) REBOUNDS Carrem Gay vs Temple ( ) 12 Carrem Gay at Denver ( ) ASSISTS... 8 Wanisha Smith at Houston ( ) 7 Abby Waner vs Utah Valley ( ) 7 Emily Waner vs UNC Greensboro ( ) STEALS Abby Waner vs Utah Valley ( ) 7 Brittany Mitch vs UNC Greensboro ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS... 6 Chante Black vs Pittsburgh ( ) 6 Chante Black vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 6 Krystal Thomas vs South Florida ( ) TURNOVERS... 6 Carrem Gay vs Pittsburgh ( ) 5 Abby Waner at Houston ( ) 5 Chante Black vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 5 Chante Black at Penn State ( ) 5 Abby Waner at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 5 Wanisha Smith at Denver ( ) 5 Joy Cheek at Denver ( ) FOULS... 4 Chante Black at Houston ( ) 4 Chante Black vs Pittsburgh ( ) 4 Abby Waner vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 4 Joy Cheek at Penn State ( )

31 4 Jasmine Thomas at Penn State ( ) 4 Bridgette Mitchell at Penn State ( ) 4 Abby Waner at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 4 Carrem Gay at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 4 Joy Cheek at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 4 Carrem Gay vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 4 Krystal Thomas vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 4 Joy Cheek vs UNC Greensboro ( ) 4 Karima Christmas vs South Florida ( ) 4 Krystal Thomas vs South Florida ( ) 4 Joy Cheek at Denver ( ) 4 Chante Black at Denver ( )

32 Duke Women's Basketball #13/14 Duke High/Low Analysis (as of Dec 28, 2007) All games OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS O'Rourke, Brianne at Penn State ( ) 22 Williams, Mashea at Penn State ( ) 21 Kesha Champion vs Bucknell ( ) 17 Robyn Fairbanks vs Utah Valley ( ) 17 Jania Sims vs Pittsburgh ( ) 17 Shavonte Zellous vs Pittsburgh ( ) FIELD GOALS MADE... 8 Robyn Fairbanks vs Utah Valley ( ) 7 Kesha Champion vs Bucknell ( ) 7 Williams, Mashea at Penn State ( ) FIELD GOAL ATT Robyn Fairbanks vs Utah Valley ( ) 22 Shavonte Zellous vs Pittsburgh ( ) FG PCT (min 5 made) ( 5-6 ) GREENE, Kalana vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ).714 ( 5-7 ) Gissendanner, Kamela at Penn State ( ).714 ( 5-7 ) CHARLES, Tina vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) 3 PT FG MADE... 3 Twiggy Mcintyre at Houston ( ) 3 Kesha Champion vs Bucknell ( ) 3 PRINCE, Epiphanny vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 3 Gissendanner, Kamela at Penn State ( ) 3 Lueders,Lauren at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 3 Wirth,Christina at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS... 7 Twiggy Mcintyre at Houston ( ) 7 Tye Jackson at Houston ( ) 7 PRINCE, Epiphanny vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 7 Brooke Meyer at Denver ( ) 3-PT FG PCT (min 2 made) ( 3-4 ) Kesha Champion vs Bucknell ( ).750 ( 3-4 ) Gissendanner, Kamela at Penn State ( ) FREE THROWS MADE O'Rourke, Brianne at Penn State ( ) 8 Williams, Mashea at Penn State ( ) 8 Risper,Jennifer at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) FREE THROW ATT O'Rourke, Brianne at Penn State ( ) 10 Risper,Jennifer at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) FT PCT (min 3 made) (15-15) O'Rourke, Brianne at Penn State ( ) ( 8-8 ) Williams, Mashea at Penn State ( ) ( 6-6 ) Jania Sims vs Pittsburgh ( ) ( 5-5 ) Cobilyn Hill at Houston ( ) ( 5-5 ) Julie McMurray vs Utah Valley ( ) ( 4-4 ) Twiggy Mcintyre at Houston ( ) ( 4-4 ) Kesha Champion vs Bucknell ( ) ( 4-4 ) Marsh,Merideth at #23/18 Vanderbilt ( ) ( 4-4 ) BOGDANOVA, Natasha vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) ( 4-4 ) GRACE, Shantia vs South Florida ( ) ( 3-3 ) Monique Floyd vs UNC Greensboro ( ) REBOUNDS Robyn Fairbanks vs Utah Valley ( ) 13 CAMPBELL, Danielle vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) ASSISTS... 9 Tye Jackson at Houston ( ) 8 O'Rourke, Brianne at Penn State ( ) 8 THOMAS, Mel vs #2/2 Connecticut ( ) STEALS... 5 PRINCE, Epiphanny vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 5 Alisha Godette at Denver ( ) BLOCKED SHOTS... 3 Robyn Fairbanks vs Utah Valley ( ) 3 DALEMBERT, Melissa vs South Florida ( ) TURNOVERS Sandy Marvin vs Utah Valley ( ) 9 Asumi Nakayama vs Utah Valley ( ) 9 MALONE, FahKara vs #22/20 Purdue ( ) FOULS... 5 Ryan Meyers at Houston ( )

33 5 Blake Reynolds vs Utah Valley ( ) 5 Shayla Scott vs Pittsburgh ( ) 5 AJAVON, Matee vs #4/3 Rutgers ( ) 5 LANDRY, Shenita vs Temple ( ) 5 DALEMBERT, Melissa vs South Florida ( ) 5 LAWSON, Jessica vs South Florida ( ) 5 GRANT, Porche vs South Florida ( )

34 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #23 Wanisha Smith Senior 5-11 Guard Upper Marlboro, Md. Miscelaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Times in Double Figures (Assists): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Led DU in assists: Charges taken: Games with 30+ minutes: Games with 5+ rebounds: Games with 5+ assists : FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver^ vs. South Florida^ UNC Greensboro DID NOT PLAY vs. Purdue^ vs. Temple^ vs. UConn^ at Vanderbilt DID NOT PLAY 12.2 at Penn State DID NOT PLAY 12.6 Rutgers DID NOT PLAY 12.8 vs. Pittsburgh DID NOT PLAY Utah Valley^ Bucknell^ at Houston^ N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 11, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 22, vs. Jacksonville St ( ) Rebounds Season: 4, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 9, vs. Virginia (3-2-07) Assists Season: 8, at Houston ( ) Career: 11, at Old Dominion ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 4, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 8, vs. South Florida ( ) Field Goal Attempts Season: 11, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 16, 2x - most recent vs. Purdue ( ) Field Goal Percentage Season:.500 (3-6), vs. Temple ( ) Career: (7-7), at Clemson ( ) Free Throws Made Season: 6, at Houston ( ) Career: 10, vs. Jacksonville St ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, at Houston ( ) Career: 11, vs. Jacksonville St ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (4-4), vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 1.000, 28 times - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1, 5x - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 4, 3x - most recent vs. Wake Forest (3-5-05) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 4, vs. Temple ( ) Career: 6, 3x - most recent vs. Maryland (3-4-06) Blocks Season: none Career: 1, 10x - most recent at Dartmouth ( ) Steals Season: 2, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 5, 4x - most recent at Penn State ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

35 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #2 Emily Waner Senior 5-8 Guard Highlands, Colo. Miscellaneous Career Statistics (at Duke) Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Assists): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in assists: Charges taken: Games with 20+ minutes: Games with 4+ assists: Games with 2+ three-pointers made: FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver^ vs. South Florida UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue vs. Temple vs. UConn at Vanderbilt^ at Penn State^ Rutgers DID NOT PLAY 12.8 vs. Pittsburgh Utah Valley Bucknell at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 6, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 12, at Dartmouth ( ) Rebounds Season: 2, 4x - most recent vs. Temple ( ) Career: 7, vs. Miami (1-3-07) Assists Season: 7, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 7, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 2, 2x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career: 4, at Darthmouth ( ) Field Goal Attempts Season: 5, vs. South Florida (11-15) Career: 9, vs. Miami (1-3-07) Field Goal Percentage Season: (1-1), 2x - most recent vs. UConn (11-25) Career: 1.000, 2x- most recent at Denver ( ) Free Throws Made Season: none Career: 2, 3x - most recent at Rutgers ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: none Career: 3, vs. Arkansas St ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: none Career: 1.000, 7x- most recent at Dartmouth ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 2, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 2, 10x- vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 5, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 6, vs. Old Dominion ( ) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season: (1-1), at Denver ( ) Career: 1.000, 6x- most recent at Denver ( ) Blocks Season: none Career: 2, vs. SMU ( ) Steals Season: 2, vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Career: 4, vs. Maryland ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

36 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #11 Chante Black Junior 6-5 Center Winston-Salem, N.C. FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver^ vs. South Florida^ UNC Greensboro^ vs. Purdue^ vs. Temple^ vs. UConn^ at Vanderbilt^ at Penn State^ Rutgers^ vs. Pittsburgh^ Utah Valley^ Bucknell^ at Houston^ N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Charges taken: Games with 30+ minutes: Games with 7+ rebounds: Games with 3+ blocks: Season & Career Highs Points Season: 21, at Penn State ( ) Career: 21, at Penn State ( ) Rebounds Season: 11, 2x - most recent vs. Purdue ( ) Career: 16, vs. Clemson ( ) Assists Season: 5, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 5, 3x - most recent vs vs. Bucknell ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 10, at Penn State ( ) Career: 10, at Penn State ( ) Field Goal Attempts Season: 15, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 15, vs. Bucknell ( ) Field Goal Percentage Season: (3-3), vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: (6-6), vs Holy Cross (1-4-05) Free Throws Made Season: 8, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 8, vs. South Florida ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 9, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 9, vs. Fairfield ( ); at South Florida ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (3-3), vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: (3-3), vs. Utah Valley ( ) Blocks Season: 6, 2x - most recent vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Career: 6, 2x - most recent vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Steals Season: 5, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 5, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg MEDICAL REDSHIRT TOTAL

37 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #30 Carrem Gay Junior 6-2 Forward New York, N.Y. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Charges taken: Games with 30+ minutes: Games with 7+ rebounds: Games with 3+ blocks: FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver^ vs. South Florida^ UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue^ vs. Temple^ vs. UConn^ at Vanderbilt^ at Penn State^ Rutgers vs. Pittsburgh Utah Valley Bucknell at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 20, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 22, vs. Boston Univ ( ) Rebounds Season: 12, 2x - most recent vs. Temple ( ) Career: 12, 2x - most recent vs. Temple ( ) Assists Season: 3, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 5, vs. Old Dominion ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 10, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 10, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Field Goal Attempts Season: 16, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 16, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Field Goal Percentage Season: (2-2), vs. South Florida ( ) Career: (6-6), vs. Old Dominion ( ) Free Throws Made Season: 3, vs. Temple ( ) Career: 6, 2x - most recent vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 7, vs. Temple ( ) Career: 8, vs. Northeastern ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: 1.000, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: (6-6), 3 Times, most recently Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: none Career: none Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 1, 4x - most recent vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 1, 4x - most recent vs. Utah Valley ( ) Blocks Season: 3, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 3, 5x - most recent Bucknell ( ) Steals Season: 5, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 5, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

38 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #31 Keturah Jackson Sophomore 6-0 Guard/Forward Columbia, S.C. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Times in Double Figures (Assists): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Charges taken: Games with 20+ minutes: Games with 5+ rebounds: Games with 3+ assists: FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida^ UNC Greensboro^ vs. Purdue vs. Temple^ vs. UConn at Vanderbilt at Penn State Rutgers vs. Pittsburgh Utah Valley Bucknell at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 8, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 11, vs. Old Dominion ( ) Rebounds Season: 7, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 7, vs. South Florida ( ) Assists Season: 2, 2x - most recent vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: 3, at Dartmouth ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 3, 3x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 5, vs. Old Dominion ( ) Field Goal Attempts Season: 7, 3x - most recent vs. Utah Valey ( ) Career: 7, 3x - most recent vs. Utah Valey ( ) Field Goal Percentage Season:.750 (3-4), at Houston ( ) Career:.833 (5-6), vs. Old Dominion ( ) Free Throws Made Season: 2, vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: 3, vs. Penn State ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: 6, vs. Rutgers ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (1-1), at Denver ( ) Career: (2-2), 2x - most recent at Wake Forest ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1, 2x - most recent vs. South Florida (11-15) Career: 1, 2x - most recent vs. South Florida ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 2, 3x - most recent vs. Purdue ( ) Career: 2, 3x - most recent vs. Purdue ( ) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season: (1-1), at Denver ( ) Career: (1-1), at Denver ( ) Blocks Season: 2, vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Career: 2, vs. Pittsburgh ( ) Steals Season: 4, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 4, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

39 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #22 Brittany Mitch Sophomore 6-2 Guard/Forward McLean, Va. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Times in Double Figures (Assists): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Led DU in assists: Charges taken: Games with 20+ minutes: Games with 5+ rebounds: Games with 3+ assists: FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida^ UNC Greensboro^ vs. Purdue^ vs. Temple^ vs. UConn^ at Vanderbilt at Penn State Rutgers vs. Pittsburgh Utah Valley Bucknell at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 11, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 11, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Rebounds Season: 3, vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: 7, at Dartmouth ( ) Assists Season: 4, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 6, vs. Clemson (2-5-07) Field Goals Made Season: 5, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 5, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Field Goal Attempts Season: 10, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 10, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Field Goal Percentage Season:.667 (2-3), at Penn State ( ) Career: (1-1), 3x - most recent vs. North Carolina ( ) Free Throws Made Season: 1, 3x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career: 2, 2x - most recent vs. ODU ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 1, 3x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career: 3, 2x - most recent vs. Clemson (2-5-07) Free Throw Percentage Season:.500, 3x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career: (2-2), 3x - most recent vs. N.C. State (3-3-07) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1, 3x - 1, 3x - most recent vs. Purdue ( ) Career: 2, vs. Northeastern ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 5, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 5, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Blocks Season: 1, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 2, vs. Marist ( ) Steals Season: 7, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 7, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

40 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #4 Abby Waner Junior 5-10 Guard Highlands Ranch, Colo. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Times in Double Figures (Assists): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in assists: Charges taken: Games with 30+ minutes: Games with 5+ rebounds: Games with 3+ assists: Games with 3+ steals: Season & Career Highs Points Season: 23, at Penn State ( ) Career: 27, vs. Georgia Tech ( ) Rebounds Season: 6, at Penn State ( ) Career: 9, vs. Boston College ( ) Assists Season: 7, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 10, at San Diego ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 8, at Penn State ( ) Career: 10, vs. Georgia Tech ( ) FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver^ vs. South Florida DID NOT PLAY UNC Greensboro DID NOT PLAY vs. Purdue DID NOT PLAY vs. Temple DID NOT PLAY vs. UConn^ at Vanderbilt^ at Penn State^ Rutgers^ vs. Pittsburgh^ Utah Valley^ Bucknell^ at Houston^ N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Field Goal Attempts Season: 15, 2x - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 17, vs. Virginia (3-2-07) Field Goal Percentage Season:.615 (8-13), at Penn State ( ) Career:.769 (10-13), vs. Georgia Tech ( ) Free Throws Made Season: 5, vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: 5, 3x - most recent vs. Rutgers ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 5, vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: 8, 2x - most recent vs. Vanterbilt ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (5-5), vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: (4-4), vs. Virginia ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 6, at Penn State ( ) Career: 6, 5x - most recent at Penn State ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 9, at Penn State ( ) Career: 10, vs. Virginia (3-2-07) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season:.667 (6-9), at Penn State ( ) Career:.750 (6-8), vs. Holy Cross ( ) Blocks Season: 1, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 2, 4x - most recent vs. Georgia Tech ( ) Steals Season: 10, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 10, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

41 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #21 Joy Cheek Sophomore 6-1 Forward Charlotte, N.C. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Charges taken: Games with 20+ minutes: Games with 5+ rebounds: Games with 3+ blocks: FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue vs. Temple^ vs. UConn at Vanderbilt at Penn State Rutgers^ vs. Pittsburgh^ Utah Valley^ Bucknell^ at Houston^ N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 19, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 19, vs. Bucknell ( ) Rebounds Season: 10, at Houston ( ) Career: 14, vs. North Carolina ( ) Assists Season: 2, 3x - most rcent vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 2, 4x - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 9, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 9, vs. Bucknell Season/Career ( ) Highs Points... Field Rebounds... Goal Attempts Season: Assists... 21, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: FG... 21, vs. Utah Valley ( ) FGA... Field FG % Goal... Percentage Season: 3P FG (4-4), 2 x - most recent at Vanderbilt ( ) Career: 3P FGA (4-4), at Denver ( ) FT... Free FTA... Throws Made Season: Blocks... 3, at Denver ( ) Career: Steals... 7, at Wake Forest ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 5, at Denver ( ) Career: 8, 2x - most recent vs. UNC ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (2-2), 2x - most recent at Penn State ( ) Career: (4-4), vs. Virginia ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1, 4x - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 3, 3x - most recent vs. UNC ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 2, 2x - most recent vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 2, 2x - most recent vs. Utah Valley ( ) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season: (1-1), 3x - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: (1-1), 2x - most recent vs. Bucknell ( ) Blocks Season: 2, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 2, 3x - most recent vs. Utah Valley ( ) Steals Season: 3, at Denver ( ) Career: 5, vs. Texas ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

42 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #15 Bridgette Mitchell Sophomore 6-0 Guard/Forward Trenton, N.J. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Career Times in Double Figures (Points): Times in Double Figures (Rebs.): Double-Doubles: Led DU in scoring: Led DU in rebounding: Charges taken: Games with 20+ minutes: Games with 5+ rebounds: Games with 3+ assists: FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida^ UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue^ vs. Temple vs. UConn at Vanderbilt^ at Penn State^ Rutgers^ vs. Pittsburgh^ Utah Valley Bucknell at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 5, 3x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 20, vs. Boston College ( ) Rebounds Season: 8, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 13, vs. Northeastern ( ) Assists Season: 3, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 3, 2x - most recent vs. South Florida ( ) Field Goals Made Season/Career Highs Season: Points... 2, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: Rebounds... 10, vs. Boston College ( ) Assists... Field FG... Goal Attempts Season: FGA... 6, vs. Rutgers ( ) Career: FG %... 13, 2x - most recent vs. Boston College ( ) 3P FG... Field 3P FGA... Goal Percentage Season: FT (2-3), at Houston ( ) Career: FTA , vs. Boston College ( ) Blocks... Free Steals... Throws Made Season: 3, vs. Utah Valley ( ) Career: 6, 2x - most recent vs. South Florida ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 6, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 8, vs Northeastern ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (2-2), at Vanderbilt ( ) Career: (4-4), 3x - most recent at Wake Forest ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 1, 2x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career: 1, 3x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 2, 2x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career: 2, 4x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season:.500 (1-2), 2x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Career:.500, 2x - 2x - most recent vs. UConn ( ) Blocks Season: 1, 3x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 2, vs. Boston College ( ) Steals Season: 3, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 3, 2x - most recent vs. UNCG ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

43 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #13 Karima Christmas Freshman 5-11 Forward/Guard Houston, TX Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Times in Double Figures (Points):... 1 Times in Double Figures (Rebs.):... 0 Times in Double Figures (Assists):... 0 Double-Doubles:... 0 Led DU in scoring:... 0 Led DU in rebounding:... 0 Charges taken:... 0 Games with 20+ minutes:... 0 Games with 5+ rebounds:... 3 Games with 3+ assists:... 0 FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue vs. Temple vs. UConn at Vanderbilt at Penn State Rutgers vs. Pittsburgh Utah Valley Bucknell at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 10, at Penn State ( ) Career: 10, at Penn State ( ) Rebounds Season: 6, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 6, vs. South Florida ( ) Assists Season: 2, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 2, vs. South Florida ( ) Field Goals MadeSeason/Career Highs Points... Season: 5, at Penn State ( ) Rebounds... Career: 5, at Penn State ( ) Assists... FG... Field Goal Attempts FGA... Season: 7, 2x - most recent at Penn State ( ) FG Career: %... 7, 2x - most recent at Penn State ( ) 3P FG... 3P Field FGA... Goal Percentage FT... Season:.714 (5-7), at Penn State ( ) FTA... Career:.714 (5-7), at Penn State ( ) Blocks... Steals... Free Throws Made Season: 5, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 5, vs. South Florida ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 7, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 7, vs. South Florida ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season:.714 (5-7), vs. South Florida ( ) Career:.714 (5-7), vs. South Florida ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: none Career: none Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 2, vs. Temple ( ) Career: 2, vs. Temple ( ) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season: none Career: none Blocks Season: 1, vs. South Florida (11-15); vs. UNCG (11-18) Career: 1, 2x - most recent vs. UNCG ( ) Steals Season: 5, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 5, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

44 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #5 Jasmine Thomas Freshman 5-9 Guard Fairfax, Va. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Times in Double Figures (Points):... 6 Times in Double Figures (Rebs.):... 0 Times in Double Figures (Assists):... 0 Double-Doubles:... 0 Led DU in scoring:... 2 Led DU in rebounding:... 0 Charges taken:... 0 Games with 20+ minutes:... 9 Games with 5+ rebounds:... 1 Games with 5+ assists:... 1 Games with 3+ steals:... 2 FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue vs. Temple vs. UConn at Vanderbilt at Penn State Rutgers^ vs. Pittsburgh^ Utah Valley^ Bucknell^ at Houston^ N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Season & Career Highs Points Season: 17, at Penn State ( ) Career: 17, at Penn State ( ) Rebounds Season: 5, vs. Bucknell ( ) Career: 5, vs. Bucknell ( ) Assists Season: 5, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 5, vs. South Florida ( ) Field Goals Made Season: 6, 2x - most Season/Career recent at Penn Highs State ( ) Points... Career: 6, 2x - most recent at Penn State ( ) Rebounds... Assists... Field Goal Attempts FG... Season: 15, at Penn State ( ) FGA... Career: 15, at Penn State ( ) FG %... 3P Field FG... Goal Percentage 3P Season: FGA (5-7), vs. Bucknell ( ) FT... Career:.714 (5-7), vs. Bucknell ( ) FTA... Blocks... Free Throws Made Steals... Season: 4, at Vanderbilt ( ) Career: 4, at Vanderbilt ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 4, at Vanderbilt ( ) Career: 4, at Vanderbilt ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season: (4-4), at Vanderbilt ( ) Career: (4-4), at Vanderbilt ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: 3, at Penn State ( ) Career: 3, at Penn State ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: 8, at Penn State ( ) Career: 8, at Penn State ( ) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season:.667 (2-3), vs. Bucknell ( ) Career:.667 (2-3), vs. Bucknell ( ) Blocks Season: 4, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 4, vs. South Florida ( ) Steals Season: 4, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 4, vs. South Florida ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL

45 Duke Women s Basketball Player Updates #34 Krystal Thomas Freshman 6-4 Center Orlando, Fla. Miscellaneous Career Statistics Stat Season Times in Double Figures (Points):... 2 Times in Double Figures (Rebs.):... 2 Double-Doubles:... 1 Led DU in scoring:... 1 Led DU in rebounding:... 1 Charges taken:... 0 Games with 20+ minutes:... 1 Games with 5+ rebounds:... 2 Games with 3+ blocks:... 2 Season & Career Highs Points Season: 20, vs. UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 20, UNC Greensboro ( ) Rebounds Season: 10, UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 10, UNC Greensboro ( ) Assists Season: 1, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 1, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) FG 3FG FT Reb Date Opponent MIN M-A M-A M-A O-D-T A T B S TP at Denver vs. South Florida UNC Greensboro vs. Purdue vs. Temple vs. UConn at Vanderbilt at Penn State DID NOT PLAY 12.6 Rutgers DID NOT PLAY 12.8 vs. Pittsburgh DID NOT PLAY Utah Valley DID NOT PLAY Bucknell DID NOT PLAY at Houston N.C. Central 1.5 at Miami 1.11 Florida State 1.14 at Maryland 1.20 N.C. State 1.24 at Georgia Tech 1.28 Tennessee 2.1 Virginia Tech 2.4 North Carolina 2.7 at Boston College 2.10 Wake Forest 2.13 at Clemson 2.17 Maryland 2.22 at Virginia Tech 2.24 Virginia 3.2 at North Carolina ^ Denotes Started Game Field Goals MadeSeason/Career Highs Points... Season: 9, UNC Greensboro ( ) Rebounds... Career: 9, UNC Greensboro ( ) Assists... FG... Field Goal Attempts FGA... Season: 16, UNC Greensboro ( ) FG Career: %... 16, UNC Greensboro ( ) 3P FG... 3P Field FGA... Goal Percentage FT... Season:.666, vs. Temple ( ) FTA... Career:.666, vs. Temple ( ) Blocks... Steals... Free Throws Made Season: 2, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) Career: 2, 2x - most recent at Houston ( ) Free Throws Attempted Season: 3, 2x - most recent vs. Temple ( ) Career: 3, 2x - most recent vs. Temple ( ) Free Throw Percentage Season:.666, UNC Greensboro ( ) Career:.666, UNC Greensboro ( ) Three-Point Field Goals Made Season: none Career: none Three-Point Field Goals Attempted Season: none Career: none Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season: none Career: none Blocks Season: 6, vs. South Florida ( ) Career: 6, vs. South Florida ( ) Steals Season: 3, UNC Greensboro ( ) Career: 3, UNC Greensboro ( ) Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL