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1 SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE OPPONENT (TV) TIME/RESULT 10/30 Western New Mexico (Pac-12 Networks) (Ex.)... 7 p.m. 11/4 Chaminade (Pac-12 Networks) (Ex.)... 7 p.m. 11/7 Houston Baptist (Pac-12 Networks)...7 p.m. 11/11 Cal Poly (Pac-12 Networks)... 3 p.m. 11/14 UTEP (Pac-12 Networks)... 6 p.m. Maui Jim Maui Invitational (Lahaina, Hawai i) 11/19 vs. Iowa State (ESPNU)... 7 p.m. 11/20 vs. Gonzaga/Illinois (ESPN/2)... TBA 11/21 vs. TBA (ESPN/2)... TBA 11/29 Georgia Southern (Pac-12 Networks)... 7 p.m. 12/2 at UConn (ESPN2) a.m. 12/6 Utah Valley (Pac-12 Networks)... 7 p.m. 12/9 at Alabama (ESPN) a.m. 12/15 Baylor (ESPN2)... 9 p.m. 12/19 Montana (Pac-12 Networks)... 6:30 p.m. 12/22 UC Davis (Pac-12 Networks)... 5 p.m. 1/3 Colorado* (FS1)... 7 p.m. 1/5 Utah* (Pac-12 Networks) p.m. 1/9 at Stanford* (Pac-12 Networks)... 9 p.m. 1/12 at California* (Pac-12 Networks)... 8:30 p.m. 1/17 Oregon* (ESPN/2)... 7 p.m. 1/19 Oregon State* (Pac-12 Networks)... 5 p.m. 1/24 at USC* (FS1)... 7 p.m. 1/26 at UCLA* (ESPN2)... 8 p.m. 1/31 at Arizona State* (ESPN/2/U)... 7 p.m. 2/7 Washington* (ESPN/2)... 7 p.m. 2/9 Washington State* (Pac-12 Networks)... 5:30 p.m. 2/14 at Utah* (ESPNU/2)... 7 p.m. 2/17 at Colorado* (ESPNU)... 6 p.m. 2/21 California* (FS1)... 7 p.m. 2/24 Stanford* (ESPNU)... 6 p.m. 2/28 at Oregon State* (FS1)... 7 p.m. 3/1 at Oregon* (ESPN/2)... TBA 3/9 Arizona State* (CBS)... 2 p.m. Pac-12 Conference Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 3/13 First Round... TBA 3/14 Quarterfinals... TBA 3/15 Semifinals... TBA 3/16 Championship... TBA * indicates Pac-12 conference game All times shown are MST EXHIBITION : ARIZONA VS. WESTERN NEW MEXICO OCTOBER 30, 2018» 7:00 P.M. MST» TUCSON, ARIZ.» MCKALE CENTER (14,644) 0-0, 0-0 PAC-12 Record 0-0, 0-0 LSC NA/NA Rankings NA/NA NA RPI NA Sean Miller Head Coach Matt Enriquez (10th yr) Record at School 8-45 (3rd yr) (15th yr) Career Record Same OFF THE TOP Arizona will welcome in five new starters to open the season. All five starters from are playing professionally. The Wildcats welcome a pair of graduate transfers to their roster in guard Justin Coleman (Samford) and forward Ryan Luther (Pittsburgh). Coleman averaged 13.5 points per game and 6.6 assists per game last year, while Luther averaged a double-double for the Panthers. After sitting out last season due to NCAA transfer rules, center Chase Jeter will see his first action as a Wildcat this season. Jeter, a McDonald s All-American, played his first two seasons at Duke. Coach Sean Miller has 247 wins at Arizona in 321 games, which ranks among the fastest in college basketball to reach 250 wins at one school. Arizona shot 50.4 percent from the field as a team in , ranking fourth in the nation. That mark was the fifth highest in the UA record book and marked the first season of shooting 50 percent or greater since Arizona and Western New Mexico met in exhibition play in ; Sean Miller s first season at Arizona. The Wildcats won with Nic Wise leading the way with 21 points and eight assists. Arizona s returning leading scorer is redshirt junior guard Dylan Smith, who averaged 4.3 points per game. Western New Mexico went 6-21 in and 3-15 in conference play. Guard Willie McCray, who played his prep ball at Westwind Prep in Phoenix, was the team s leading scorer last season, averaging 12.9 points per game. Arizona welcomes two true freshmen on the roster this season in Brandon Williams and Devonaire Doutrive. ARIZONA POSSIBLE STARTERS MEDIA INFORMATION Tip Time: 7:05 p.m. (MST) TV: Pac-12 Network (Sutton/Muehlebach) Radio: Arizona IMG Sports Network (Jeffries/Hansen) Satellite Radio: Sirius 126, XM 198 Audio Stream: arizonawildcats.com Live Stats: arizonalivestats.com INSIDE THE SERIES Overall: Series Tied 3-3 In Tucson: Arizona leads 2-1 In Silver City: WNMU leads 2-1 At Neutral Sites: Never met Current Streak: WNMU won 1 Miller vs. ENMU: Never met in regular season Last Meeting: WNMU won in Silver City on Feb. 24, 1962 No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. PPG RPG APG Hometown 12 Justin Coleman G Sr Birmingham, Ala. 3 Dylan Smith G R-Jr Mobile, Ala. 5 Brandon Randolph G Fr Yonkers, N.Y. 10 Ryan Luther F Sr Gibsonia, Pa. 4 Chase Jeter C R-Jr Las Vegas, Nev. OFF THE BENCH No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. PPG RPG APG Hometown 1 Devonaire Doutrive G Fr Dallas, Texas 2 Brandon Williams G Fr Los Angeles, Calif. 11 Ira Lee F So Los Angeles, Calif. 23 Alex Barcello G So Chandler, Ariz. 24 Emmanuel Akot G So Winnipeg, Manitoba 50 Alec Spence G Fr St. Louis, Mo. 52 Kory Jones G R.So Herndon, Va. 54 Matt Weyand F So Irvine, Calif. 55 Jake DesJardins F Jr Henderson, Nev. *All stats shown are NCAA averages

2 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Emmanuel AKOT...A-COT Alex BARCELLO... Bar-Sell-O Jake DESJARDINS...Des-JAR-dins DEVONAIRE DOUTRIVE...Devin-Air DOO-Tree-v ARIZONA S CURRENT STREAKS All games... 1 L At McKale Center... 3 W On the road... 1 L At neutral sites...1 L Non-conference home games W Non-conference road games...4 W Pac-12 games overall...2 W Pac-12 home games... 3 W Pac-12 road games... 1 L HONORS COMING OFF A CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON The season saw the Arizona Wildcats build upon their championship pedigree in the Pac-12 Conference. UA won both the regular season conference championship and the Pac-12 Tournament in the same year for a second consecutive season. It marked just the second time in Pac-12 history that a program has won four conference titles in two years with Arizona also achieving the feat in the and seasons. AYTON MAKES ARIZONA HISTORY Deandre Ayton, who compiled one of the greatest seasons in program history as a freshman in , added another chapter to the storied history of Wildcats and the NBA Draft. Ayton became the first UA player to be selected No.1 overall when the Phoenix Suns selected the Bahamas native in the 2018 NBA Draft in June. ONE OF THE WINNINGEST PROGRAMS OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS With the season set to begin, Arizona has solidified itself as one of the winningest programs in the nation in the past five seasons. Arizona, Villanova and Kentucky have jockeyed for the title of winningest program in the nation during this five-year span. Most wins in the NCAA since start of season (as of Oct. 1) 1st Villanova 165 wins 2nd Gonzaga 161 wins 3rd Kentucky 152 wins 4th Arizona 151 wins 5th Wichita State 147 wins Kansas 147 wins 7th Duke 143 wins Virginia 143 wins 9th North Carolina 142 wins 10th Oregon 137 wins In Miller s nine seasons in Tucson, UA has averaged 27.4 wins per season. Since the start of the season, the Wildcats have a (.797) record, both the most wins and best winning percentage in the Pac-12 in that span. CONTINUING OFFENSIVE PROWESS The Wildcats will look to carry over their offensive efficiency from last season that saw the program post one of its top offensive performances in program history. The Cats shot 50.4 percent from the field as a team, which ranked fourth in the nation. That mark was the fifth highest in the UA record book and marked the first season of shooting 50 percent or greater since PROTECTING HOME COURT Arizona s home record of 82-3 (.965) since the start of the season is impressive in its own right. Furthermore, its three home losses rank as the fewest in the country during that time. PAC-12 STANDINGS Rank Team Pac-12 Overall 1. Arizona Arizona State California Colorado Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Utah Washington Washington State Programs With Eight or Fewer Home Losses Since Start of season (As of Oct. 1) School Record Arizona 82-3 Villanova 73-4 Stephen F. Austin 72-4 Wichita State 75-5 Kentucky 83-6 Kansas 77-6 Duke 77-6 Gonzaga 72-7 Oregon 82-8 Virginia 73-8 MCKALE CENTER DOING WHAT IT ALWAYS DOES The Arizona Basketball season was yet another year of UA leading the Pac-12 Conference in attendance as Arizona averaged 14,434 fans per home game. Arizona has led the conference in average attendance for 34 consecutive seasons and did so by over 2,000 fans per game last season. Arizona ranked 16th nationally in the season. School # Of Home Games Average Home Crowd Arizona 16 14,434 Utah 17 11,710 Arizona State 17 10,603 UCLA 16 8,620 Oregon 19 8,348 Colorado 15 7,449 California 17 7,376 Washington 20 6,807 Oregon State 17 5,066 Stanford 18 4,169 USC 18 4,151 Washington State 16 2,886 TOUGH OUT Not only does Arizona have a high winning percentage in its last five-plus seasons, but the Wildcats have been a tough out even in defeat. UA s last 34 losses, dating back to the season, have been by a total of 199 points for an average margin of defeat of 5.85 points. In those 34 defeats, 30 have been by single digits with 14 coming in one-possession games.

3 ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL (Preseason) Rank Team Record Previous 1 Kansas (37) 0-0 1,581 2 Kentucky (19) 0-0 1,529 3 Gonzaga (1) 0-0 1,461 4 Duke (4) 0-0 1,452 5 Virginia (2) 0-0 1,286 6 Tennessee (1) 0-0 1,268 7 Nevada 0-0 1,230 8 North Carolina 0-0 1,221 9 Villanova (1) 0-0 1, Michigan St 0-0 1, Auburn Kansas St West Virginia Oregon Virginia Tech Syracuse Florida St Mississippi St Michigan TCU UCLA Clemson LSU Purdue Washington Others receiving votes: Loyola (Chi) 162, Marquette 124, Indiana 98, Florida 71, Nebraska 35, Maryland 28, Wisconsin 24, Notre Dame 22, Cincinnati 21, Alabama 15, UCF 15, Buffalo 14, Arizona 14, Louisville 11, Miami 10, San Diego St 9, USC 6, Butler 6, Texas Tech 6, Texas 5, Arizona St 3, St. John s 3, Providence 2, Xavier 2, Missouri 1, NC State 1, Marshall 1, Davidson 1 USA TODAY COACHES POLL (End of Season) Rank Team Record Pts. 1 Villanova (32) Michigan Kansas Duke Virginia Texas Tech Loyola (Chi) Xavier Purdue Gonzaga Michigan State Cincinnati West Virginia North Carolina Clemson Tennessee Kentucky Florida State Kansas State Nevada Ohio State Houston Auburn Texas A&M Wichita State IN ELITE CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS COMPANY Through his first nine seasons as the head coach at the University of Arizona, Sean Miller has amassed a record of (.747) in Pac-12 games. As he prepares for the season, he will look to further solidify his place in the history of the Pac-12 for coaches with six or more seasons in the league. John Wooden UCLA (27 seasons).810 Lute Olson Arizona (21 seasons).764 Sean Miller Arizona (9 seasons).747 Jim Harrick UCLA (8 seasons).743 Pete Newell California (6 seasons).708 BARCELLO DISTRIBUTION Alex Barcello will look to build upon his passing efficiency going into his sophomore campaign. The Phoenix native tallied 20 assists to just eight turnovers as a freshman, good for a 2.5 assist-to-turnover ratio. ARIZONA: A FREQUENT HOME FOR MCDONALD S ALL-AMERICANS A pair of McDonald s All-Americans joined Arizona as part of the 2017 recruiting class. Deandre Ayton, an incoming freshman and top recruit nationally for the class, is joined by Duke transfer Chase Jeter. Jeter was a McDonald s All- American as part of the 2015 recruiting class. Ayton and Jeter give UA 24 McDonald s All-Americans in program history. After landing 15 All-Americans from 1984 to 2007, Arizona has inked nine since The list of McDonald s All-Americans to play at Arizona is as follows (alphabetical order): Hassan Adams (2002), Brandon Ashley (2012), Deandre Ayton (2017), Jerryd Bayless (2007), Mike Bibby (1996), Chase Budinger (2006), Ben Davis (1991), Sean Elliott (1985), Jason Gardner (1999), Aaron Gordon (2013), Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2013), Richard Jefferson (1998), Grant Jerrett (2012), Chase Jeter (2015), Stanley Johnson (2014), Jawann McClellan (2004), Craig McMillan (1984), Chris Mills (1988), Khalid Reeves (1990), Mustafa Shakur (2003), Kobi Simmons (2016), Allonzo Trier (2015), Brian Williams (1987) and Loren Woods (1996). MILLER APPROACHING 250 WINS AT ARIZONA As he enters his 10th season at the helm of the Arizona Basketball program, head coach Sean Miller has amassed wins at an impressive rate. Miller has 247 wins at Arizona in 321 games, which ranks among the fastest in college basketball to reach 250 wins at one institution. Here is where Miller ranks among other prominent active head coaches with 250 wins at their current school. Bill Self (Kansas) John Calipari (Kentucky) Mark Few (Gonzaga) Roy Williams (North Carolina) Jim Boeheim (Syracuse) Dave Rose (BYU) Gregg Marshall (Wichita State) Tom Izzo (Michigan State) Mike Krzyewski (Duke) Jay Wright (Villanova) UPPING HIS EFFICIENCY FROM DEEP 299 games Jan. 11, 2012 at Texas Tech 303 games season opener 314 games Jan. 15, 2009 vs. Santa Clara 316 games Feb. 25, 2012 at Virginia 331 games Feb. 16, 1987 vs. Villanova 335 games Jan. 29, 2015 vs. San Francisco 339 games Feb. 4, 2017 vs. Illinois State 352 games Feb. 4, 2006 at Northwestern 355 games Feb. 7, 1991 vs. Virginia 403 games Feb. 5, 2013 at DePaul Emmanuel Akot opened his freshman campaign by connecting on five of his first 16 attempts from deep (.313) before splitting his last eight attempts from deep in Pac-12 and postseason play. Others receiving votes: Syracuse 79, Arizona 71, Rhode Island 64, Florida 40, Penn State 19, Butler 10, Buffalo 8, Seton Hall 6, Saint Mary s 6, UMBC 6, Utah 4, Miami 3, Providence 3, Creighton 2 Dropped from rankings: Arizona 15, Rhode Island 22, Saint Mary s 23, Florida 24, Miami 25

4 ARIZONA IN THE ASSOCIATION 18 UA Players and Coaches On Opening Day NBA Rosters Deandre Ayton Phoenix Suns Rawle Alkins* Chicago Bulls Jerryd Bayless Philadelphia 76ers Channing Frye Cleveland Cavaliers Aaron Gordon Orlando Magic Solomon Hill New Orleans Pelicans Rondae Hollis-Jefferson Brooklyn Nets Andre Iguodala Golden State Warriors Stanley Johnson Detroit Pistons Lauri Markkanen Chicago Bulls T.J. McConnell Philadelphia 76ers Allonzo Trier* New York Knicks *Signed Two-Way NBA/G-League contract Steve Kerr Golden State Warriors Head Coach Luke Walton Los Angeles Lakers Head Coach Bret Brielmaier Brooklyn Nets Assistant Coach Jud Buechler New York Knicks Assistant Coach Bruce Fraser Golden State Player Development Coach Miles Simon Los Angeles Lakers Assistant Coach ARIZONA IN THE NCAA As of Category Rank (Avg.) Winning percentage...t-20th (.771) Scoring offense...41st (80.5) Scoring defense...153rd (71.7) Scoring margin...35th (+8.8) Field goal percentage...4th (.504) Field goal percentage defense...153rd (.435) Three-point field goals per game th (6.8) Three-point field goal percentage... 83rd (.369) Three-point field goal percentage defense...243rd (.358) Free throw percentage... 35th (.760) Rebound margin...11th (+7.4) Assists per game... 74th (15.2) Assist-to-turnover ratio... 65th (1.24) Blocks per game...38th (4.5) Steals per game th (4.9) Turnovers per game...109th (12.2) Turnover margin...235th (-0.6) Free Throws Attempted... 58th (741) Free Throws Made... 29th (563) UA Players in Top 100 Nationally Points Per Game Deandre Ayton... 44th (20.1) CONTINUED OFFENSIVE COHESION IN MILLER ERA KenPom s adjusted offensive effciency metric measures points scored per 100 possessions with adjustments for the quality of opposing defenses, the site of each game, and when each game was played (recent games get more weight). Arizona has posted a top-20 season nationally in this statistic in each of the last five seasons. The season is continuing this trend. ARIZONA ADJUSTED OFFENSIVE EFFICIENCY SINCE National Rank Rating th th th th th th th th th BY THE DECADE The Sean Miller era at Arizona continues one of the strongest decades in program history. Here s a look at the Wildcats record on a decade-by-decade basis and where the current decade of Arizona Basketball ranks among the top five in program history : (.802) 2010-present: (.797) : (.770) : (.760) : (.710) 1.25 BILLION AND COUNTING IN NBA CONTRACTS Former Wildcats continue their storied NBA careers after eclipsing the $1 billion mark in NBA contracts signed prior to the season. Sean Miller era Cats have now inked $129 million in NBA contracts since his arrival in Tucson prior to the season. Arizona also boasts six former players who have each earned in excess of $100 million in NBA deals, including Gilbert Arenas, Mike Bibby, Andre Iguodala, Richard Jefferson, Damon Stoudamire and Jason Terry. Arizona products have signed for over $62 million in NBA contracts for the season alone. ARIZONA: A FREQUENT HOME FOR MCDONALD S ALL-AMERICANS A pair of McDonald s All-Americans joined Arizona as part of the 2017 recruiting class. Deandre Ayton, an incoming freshman and top recruit nationally for the class, is joined by Duke transfer Chase Jeter. Jeter was a McDonald s All-American as part of the 2015 recruiting class. Ayton and Jeter give UA 24 McDonald s All- Americans in program history. After landing 15 All-Americans from 1984 to 2007, Arizona has inked nine since The list of McDonald s All-Americans to play at Arizona is as follows (alphabetical order): Hassan Adams (2002), Brandon Ashley (2012), Deandre Ayton (2017), Jerryd Bayless (2007), Mike Bibby (1996), Chase Budinger (2006), Ben Davis (1991), Sean Elliott (1985), Jason Gardner (1999), Aaron Gordon (2013), Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (2013), Richard Jefferson (1998), Grant Jerrett (2012), Chase Jeter (2015), Stanley Johnson (2014), Jawann McClellan (2004), Craig McMillan (1984), Chris Mills (1988), Khalid Reeves (1990), Mustafa Shakur (2003), Kobi Simmons (2016), Allonzo Trier (2015), Brian Williams (1987) and Loren Woods (1996). Field Goal Percentage Deandre Ayton... 13th (.612) Dusan Ristic... 31st (.569) Free Throw Percentage Allonzo Trier... 69th (.865) Rebounds Per Game Deandre Ayton...6th (11.6) Blocks Per Game Deandre Ayton... 51st (1.89) Assists-To-Turnover Ratio Parker Jackson-Cartwright... 57th (2.40) Double-Doubles Deandre Ayton...1st (24) Free Throws Made Allonzo Trier... 50th (160) Deandre Ayton... 99th (140) Free Throws Attempted Deandre Ayton... 77th (191) Allonzo Trier... 92nd (185) Offensive Rebounds Per Game Deandre Ayton... 22nd (3.37) Defensive Rebounds Per Game Deandre Ayton...6th (8.20)

5 ARIZONA IN THE PAC-12 End of Regular Season Category Overall Conf. Only Scoring offense 3rd (81.1) 2nd (79.4) Scoring defense 5th (71.8) 7th (72.3) Scoring margin T-1st (+9.3) 1st (+7.1) Free throw % 2nd (.764) 2nd (.776) Field goal % 1st (.510) 1st (.502) Field goal % defense 5th (.432) 5th (.438) Three-point field goal % 2nd (.384) 3rd (.377) Three-point field goal % defense 11th (.362) T-8th (.365) Rebounding offense 4th (36.3) 4th (36.1) Rebounding defense 1st (29.3) 1st (28.7) Rebounding margin 1st (+7.0) 1st (+7.4) Blocked shots 3rd (4.7) 1st (4.8) Assists 4th (15.5) 2nd (15.5) Steals 11th (4.8) 11th (4.5) Turnover margin 7th (-0.8) T-9th (-2.0) Assist-to-turnover ratio 6th (1.2) T-5th (1.2) Offensive rebounds T-9th (9.9) 3rd (10.3) Defensive rebounds 4th (26.4) 4th (25.8) Defensive rebound % 1st (.742) 1st (.746) Offensive rebound % 2nd (.331) 2nd (.341) Three-point field goals made 8th (7.0) T-8th (6.8) Scoring Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton 2nd (19.9) 2nd (20.2) Allonzo Trier 4th (18.9) 5th (17.1) Dusan Ristic T-27th (11.9) T-19th (13.4) Rawle Alkins -- 21st (13.1) Rebounding Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton 1st (11.4) 1st (11.4) Dusan Ristic 11th (6.9) 6th (7.3) Field Goal Percentage Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton 5th (.616) 3rd (.615) Dusan Ristic 7th (.570) 7th (.565) Allonzo Trier 10th (.523) 12th (.488) Assists Overall Conf. Only Parker Jackson-Cartwright 7th (4.6) 7th (4.6) Allonzo Trier T-14th (3.3) 11th (3.5) Rawle Alkins -- T-15th (3.0) Free Throw Percentage Overall Conf. Only Allonzo Trier 4th (.856) 2nd (.907) Deandre Ayton -- 14th (.771) Steals Overall Conf. Only Parker Jackson-Cartwright T-8th (1.4) T-14th (1.2) Rawle Alkins -- T-14th (1.2) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Overall Conf. Only Parker Jackson-Cartwright 8th (.410) -- Allonzo Trier 10th (.404) 14th (.385) Dylan Smith -- 10th (.400) 3FG Made Per Game Overall Conf. Only Allonzo Trier T-10th (2.2) T-6th (2.3) Assist-To-Turnover Ratio Overall Conf. Only Parker Jackson-Cartwright 3rd (2.5) T-4th (2.2) Allonzo Trier 12th (1.5) T-5th (1.9) Blocked Shots Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton 3rd (1.9) 2nd (2.3) Offensive Rebounds Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton 1st (3.2) 1st (3.6) Dusan Ristic 9th (2.0) T-8th (2.1) Rawle Alkins -- T-8th (2.1) Defensive Rebounds Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton 1st (8.2) 2nd (7.8) Dusan Ristic T-11th (4.9) T-7th (5.2) Minutes Per Game Overall Conf. Only Deandre Ayton -- T-10th (34.6)

6 TRACKING THE WILDCATS Category Head coach Sean Miller and the Arizona men s basketball Miller Era staff saw their continued efforts to build a successful future for A Arizona... Category... Overall Player s Program come to fruition once 0-0 again with the signin Points per Game... In the Pac-12 of the nation s top-ranked recruiting class Opponent Points per Game... In non-conference games Field Goal Percentage... In postseason CHANCE games COMANCHE Center // 6-10 // 205 // Beverly Hills, Calif. (Beverly Hills) Opponent Field Goal Percentage... At McKale Center » Ranked as the No. 97 overall recruit and the No. 16 center Three-Point Field Goal Percentage... On the road in his class by ESPN At a neutral site Opponent Three-Point Field Goal Percentage...» An all-state honoree by both MaxPreps and Cal-Hi Sports Leads at halftime Three-Point Field Goals per Game... as a junior in Trails at halftime Opponent Three-Point Field Goals per Game...» Named 2014 Los Angeles City Section Division V Player of Tied at halftime the Year Free Throw Percentage... In overtime Miller on Comanche: Chance has a 0-0 bright future Rebound Margin... When Shoots.500 he gets or better bigger and stronger, the sky is 0-0 the limit because he Blocks per Game... Shoots less already than has.500 a great feel and skill level. As 0-0 somebody who can Steals per Game... make shots, score around the basket and run the court, we Leads in FG % Assists per Game... love where he s going to be down the road. Trails in FG % Turnovers per Game... Same FG JUSTIN % SIMON Leads in Guard three-point // 6-5 FG // 185 % // Temecula, Calif. 0-0 (Brewster Academy) PREVIOUS MEETINGS BETWEEN THE TWO Trails in» three-point Ranked as FG the % No. 27 overall recruit 0-0 and No player from Date Location Result UA High Scorer Same three-point California in FG his % class by ESPN /12/40 Tucson, Ariz. L, Cullen (8) Makes 10» or Named more three-point an honorable FG mention Junior 0-0 All-American 40-5 by 12/12/41 Silver City, N.M. L, Borodkin (12) Leads in MaxPreps FT made in /13/41 Silver City, N.M. W, Ruman (11) Trails in» FT made A first-team Division II all-state and 0-0 all-state underclass 12/2/58 Tucson, Ariz. W, McCray (21) honoree by Cal-Hi Sports in /2/59 Tucson, Ariz. W, McCray (28) Tied in FT made Miller on Simon: Justin is the ultimate versatile player in 2/24/62 Silver City, N.M. L, Skaisgir (23) Leads in FT attempts that he can play, and defend, as many as three positions. Trails in His FT attempts disposition and length give him a 0-0 chance to be a special Tied in FT defensive attempts player. He s an exceptional passer 0-0 who 9-7 has a great Leads in feel rebounds for making his teammates better, 0-0 and he fits our style of play in a number of different areas. Trails in rebounds Tied in rebounds RAY SMITH Fewer turnovers Forward than // 6-6 opponent // 180 // Las Vegas, Nev. 0-0 (Las Vegas) More turnovers» Rated than as the opponent No. 24 overall recruit and 0-0 No. 5 small forward Same amount in his class of turnovers by ESPNas opponent Leads in» bench A 2014 points honorable mention MaxPreps 0-0 Junior All-American Trails in» bench Garnered points first-team all-state honors 0-0 and shared Northeast Tied in bench League points MVP honors as a junior Has a player Miller score on 20 Smith: or more Ray points was hit with a 0-0 setback when he tore Has a player his ACL score in 30 July. or If more there s points a gift to that happening, it s when it happened. He has a great chance to be 100 percent by the No Arizona time player school fouls begins out for him as a freshman 0-0 at Arizona SPECIALTY STATS COMPARISON Ray is One Arizona a terrific player athlete fouls out who can really get up 0-0 and down Opponent Paint Off TO 2nd Chance Fast Break Bench the floor. Two or more He has Arizona the size players you want foul as out a small forward 0-0 and he 3-9 can really Plays a ranked pass, shoot opponent and dribble Plays in a non-conference multi-game event ALLONZO TRIER In day games Guard // 6-5 // 190 // Seattle, Wash. (Findlay 0-0 Prep) In night» games Ranked as the No. 17 prospect and 0-0 No. 3 shooting guard In November in his class by ESPN In December» Teamed with UA head coach Sean 0-0 Miller and current In January freshman Stanley Johnson to help lead 0-0 the U.S to a gold In February medal at the 2014 FIBA Americas U18 Championship In March» A MaxPreps Junior All-American 0-0 and the Gatorade Maryland Player of the Year as a junior in In April Miller on Trier: I know Allonzo well, having been one of his On Sunday coaches last summer with USA Basketball. He has a natural On Monday way of scoring that s striking as a coach. 0-0 He gets 10-2 to the foul On Tuesday line as well as anyone I ve seen at his 0-0 age, and 18-1 he has a On Wednesday physicality to his game that makes him 0-0 incredibly 28-9 effcient. He s a very good passer and can play more than one position. On Thursday He has a bright future ahead of him. On Friday On Saturday Final margin is five points or less Final margin is 6-10 points Final margin is points Final margin is 21 points or more Scores 59 points or less Scores points Scores points Scores points Scores points Scores 100 points or more STATISTICAL COMPARISON ARIZONA RECORD BY STARTING LINEUP

7 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Arizona Points: FG Made: FG Att: FG %: 3FG Made: 3FG Att: 3FG %: FT Made: FT Att: FT %: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocks: BY THE NUMBERS TIMES LED ARIZONA IN SCORING (incl. ties) Player Career Dylan Smith 0 1 Brandon Randolph 0 1 TIMES LED ARIZONA IN REBOUNDS (incl. ties) Player Career 20-POINT GAMES Opponents Points: FG Made: FG Att: FG %: 3FG Made: 3FG Att: 3FG %: FT Made: FT Att: FT %: Rebounds: Assists: Steals: Blocks: Player Career 30-POINT GAMES Player Career 3-POINT PLAYS IN ARIZONA GAMES Player Attempted Successful Total 0 0 TIMES LED ARIZONA IN ASSISTS (incl. ties) Player Career Dylan Smith 0 1 Alex Barcello 0 1 TIMES LED ARIZONA IN STEALS (incl. ties) Player Career Brandon Randolph 0 3 Dylan Smith 0 2 Emmanuel Akot 0 2 Ira Lee 0 1 Alex Barcello 0 1 ARIZONA S FIRST SUB Player Career Dylan Smith 0 21 Emmanuel Akot 0 16 Ira Lee 0 14 Brandon Randolph 0 9 Alex Barcello 0 6 OPENING TIPS Player Taken Won TIMES LED ARIZONA IN BLOCKS (incl. ties) Player Career Ira Lee 0 5 Dylan Smith 0 2 Brandon Randolph 0 2 DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMES Player Career Dylan Smith 0 4 Brandon Randolph 0 3 Ira Lee 0 2 Alex Barcello 0 1 DUNKS IN ARIZONA GAMES Player Career Ira Lee 0 3 Brandon Randolph 0 3 Total 0 - CHARGES TAKEN IN ARIZONA GAMES Player Career Dylan Smith 0 5 Alex Barcello 0 2 Brandon Randolph 2 2 Emmanuel Akot 0 1 Total 0 DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDING GAMES Player Career DOUBLE-DOUBLES Player Career SCORING MARGIN TRACKER Total Win Loss ARIZONA WINS VS. LOSSES Category Wins Losses Points per game - - Opponent points per game - - Field goal percentage - - Opponent field goal percentage - - 3FG percentage - - Opponent 3FG percentage - - Free throw percentage - - Rebounds per game - - Rebound margin - - Assists per game - - Turnovers per game - - Turnover margin - - Steals per game - - Blocks per game - -

8 THE LAST TIME... ARIZONA As A Team: Scored 100 Points: 100 at Washington State Scored 90 Points: 93 (OT) at Oregon ( ) Scored 80 Points: 83 vs. Colorado (3-8-18) Scored Less Than 50 Points: 49 at UCLA ( ) Scored Less Than 40 Points: 39 at UTEP (2-6-65) Won By 50 Points: W, vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Won By 40 Points: W, vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Won By 30 Points: W, vs. North Dakota State ( ) Lost By 20 Points: L, vs. Buffalo ( ) Lost By 30 Points: L, vs. BYU ( ) Shot 65% Or Better: 65.2% (30-46) vs. Santa Clara ( ) Shot 60% Or Better: 61.9% (39-63) at Washington State Shot Less Than 35%: 33.3% (17-51) at Utah ( ) Shot Less Than 30%: 29.8% (14-47) vs. Arizona State ( ) Shot 70% 3FG Or Better: 71.4% (10-14) at Stanford Shot 60% 3FG Or Better: 62.5% (10-16) vs. Utah ( ) Shot Less Than 30% 3FG: 23.5% (4-17) vs. USC ( ) Shot Less Than 20% 3FG: 16.7% (2-12) at Washington (2-3-18) Shot Less Than 15% 3FG: 11.1% (2-18) vs. Buffalo ( ) Made 10 Three-Pointers 10 (of 17) at Washington State Shot 90% On Free Throws: 95.7% (22-23) vs. Colorado ( ) Shot 85% On Free Throws: 88.5% (23-26) vs. California (3-5-18) Shot Less Than 50% On FTs: 47.4% (9-19) at Gonzaga ( ) Had 50 Rebounds: 50 at Arizona State (3-4-17) Had 20 Offensive Rebounds: 27 vs. Oregon ( ) Had 20 Assists: 20 at California ( ) Had 20 Turnovers: 20 at Arizona State ( ) Had Less Than 10 Turnovers: 9 vs. Buffalo ( ) Had 10 Steals: 11 vs. Colorado (3-8-18) Had 10 Blocks: 10 vs. Texas A&M ( ) Had Pair of 20-Point Scorers: Dusan Ristic (21) & Allonzo Trier (20) at Washington (2-3-18) Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers: vs. Long Beach State ( ) Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers: vs. Colorado (3-8-18) Had No Double-Digit Scorers: vs. California (2-2-84) Had Two 10+ Rebounders: vs. UCLA (3-9-18) Deandre Ayton (14) & Dusan Ristic (10) Had Three 10+ Rebounders: at Washington State (2-3-16) Ryan Anderson (12), Kaleb Tarczewski (10) & Mark Tollefsen (10) Scored 50 Points In 1st Half: 53 at Washington State Scored 50 Points In 2nd Half: 50 vs. Colorado ( ) Scored 20 Or Fewer In 1st Half: 18 at Oregon (2-4-17) Scored 20 Or Fewer In 2nd Half: 19 at UCLA ( ) Failed To Make a 3FG: (0-8) at Stanford (1-4-09) Erased a 10+ point deficit: 14 at Washington (2-3-18) Won an OT Game: W, vs. UCLA (3-9-18) Lost an OT Game: L, at Oregon ( ) Won a 2OT Game: W, vs. USC (3-6-10) Lost a 2OT Game: L, at Arizona State ( ) Won a 3OT Game: W, at California (2-5-11) Lost a 3OT Game: L, vs. Colorado ( ) Won a 4OT Game: Never Lost a 4OT Game: L, at USC (1-9-16) Defeated a Ranked Team: W, vs. No. 3/4 Arizona State ( ) Lost To a Ranked Team: L, vs. No. 18/16 Purdue ( ) Ranked AP No. 1: Jan. 27, 2014 Ranked in AP Top 5: 2nd ( ) Ranked in AP Top 10: 9th ( ) Ranked in AP 11-25: 13th ( ) As An Individual: Had a Triple-Double: Had a Dbl.-Dbl. (Pts/Reb): Had a Dbl.-Dbl. (Pts/Asst): Scored 20+ Pts w/ 10+ Rebs: Scored 30+ Pts w/ 10+ Rebs: Scored 20+ Pts w/ 20+ Rebs: Two Doubles-Doubles: Andre Iguodala (14 pts, 11 rebs, 10 assts) vs. UCLA ( ) Deandre Ayton (14 pts, 13 rebs) vs. Buffalo ( ) Parker Jackson-Cartwright (15 pts & 11 assts) vs. Northern Colorado ( ) Deandre Ayton (28 pts, 18 rebs) at Oregon ( ) Deandre Ayton (32 pts, 18 rebs) vs. USC ( ) Deandre Ayton (26 pts, 20 rebs) vs. California (3-5-18) Deandre Ayton (25 pts, 16 rebs) & Dusan Ristic (12 pts, 10 rebs) at Arizona State ( ) Scored 30 Points: Allonzo Trier (32) vs. USC ( ) Scored 30 Points (P12 Only): Gabe York (32) vs. Stanford (3-5-16) Scored 20 Points: Allonzo Trier (22) vs. Colorado (3-8-18) Scored 20 Points (P12 Only): Deandre Ayton (26) vs. California (3-5-18) Had 20+ Rebounds: Deandre Ayton (20) vs. California (3-5-18) Had Rebounds: Deandre Ayton (18) vs. USC ( ) Had 7+ Offensive Rebounds: Deandre Ayton (8) vs. USC ( ) Had 10+ Assists: Parker Jackson-Cartwright (11) vs. Northern Colorado ( ) Had 5+ Steals: Kadeem Allen (5) vs. Texas A&M ( ) Had 5+ Blocks: Deandre Ayton (6) at Stanford ( ) Made 10+ Free Throws: Allonzo Trier (10) vs. Colorado (3-8-18) VERSUS ARIZONA As A Team: Scored 100 Points: 103 (4OT) - USC (1-9-16) Scored 90 Points: 98 (OT) - Oregon ( ) Scored 80 Points: 89 - Buffalo ( ) Scored Less Than 50 Points: 46 - New Mexico ( ) Scored Less Than 40 Points: 37 - Northern Arizona ( ) Shot 65% Or Better: 65.2% (30-46) - Oregon (2-4-17) Shot 60% Or Better: 61.1% (33-54) - USC ( ) Shot 55% Or Better: 55.8% (29-52) - Colorado ( ) Shot 50% Or Better: 54.8% (34-62) - Buffalo ( ) Shot Less Than 35%: 34.6% (18-52) - Arizona State (3-4-17) Shot Less Than 30%: 26.2% (17-65) - New Mexico ( ) Shot Less Than 25%: 21.8% (12-55) - Northern Arizona ( ) Shot 60% 3FG Or Better: 64.0% (16-25) - Oregon (2-4-17) Shot 50% 3FG Or Better: 50.0% (15-30) - Buffalo ( ) Shot Less Than 20% 3FG: 18.8% (3-16) - California (3-5-18) Shot Less Than 10% 3FG: 7.7% (1-13) - California ( ) Made 15 Three-Pointers: 15 (of 30) - Buffalo ( ) Made 10 Three-Pointers: 10 (of 35) - UCLA (3-9-18) Shot 90% On Free Throws: 92.9% (13-14) - New Mexico ( ) Shot 85% On Free Throws: 85.7% (6-7) - Buffalo ( ) Shot Less Than 50% On FT s: 37.5% (3-8) - Oregon State ( ) Had 50 Rebounds: 50 - Stanford ( ) Had 20 Offensive Rebounds: 20 - SMU ( ) Had 25 Assists: 26 - Oregon (2-4-17) Had 20 Assists: 20 - Oregon ( ) Had 20 Turnovers: 22 - Arizona State (1-4-15) Had Less Than 10 Turnovers: 8 - Stanford (3-1-18) Had 10 Steals: 11 - USC ( ) Had 10 Blocks: 11 - Oregon ( ) Had 30-Point & 20-Point Scorers: Elijah Brown (30) & Mikyle McIntosh (20) Oregon ( ) Had Pair of 20-Point Scorers: Wes Clark (25) & Jeremy Harris (23) Buffalo ( ) Had 6 Double-Digit Scorers: Kansas ( ) Had 5 Double-Digit Scorers: Oregon ( ) Had 1 Double-Digit Scorer: California (3-5-18) Had No Double-Digit Scorers: Missouri ( ) Had Two 10+ Rebounders: Michael Humphrey (12) & Reid Travis (10) Stanford ( ) Scored 50+ Points In 1st Half: 50 - Purdue ( ) Scored 50+ Points In 2nd Half: 50 - Utah (1-4-18) Scored 20 Or Less In 1st Half: 19 - USC ( ) Scored 20 Or Less In 2nd Half : 19 - California (3-5-18) Did Not Score in OT period: UCLA (3-9-18) Failed To Make a 3FG: (0-7) UCLA ( ) As An Individual: Had a Triple-Double: Jason Kidd - California ( ) 17 pts, 11 rebs, 11 assts Had a Dbl-Dbl (Pts/Reb): Thomas Welsh - UCLA (3-9-18) 17 pts, 17 rebs Had a Dbl-Dbl (Pts/Asst): Malachi Flynn - Washington State ( ) 11 pts, 11 assts Had 30+ Points & 10+ Rebounds: Brandon McCoy - UNLV ( ) 33 pts, 10 rebs Had 20+ Points & 15+ Rebounds: Drick Bernstine - North Dakota ( ) 20 pts, 15 rebs Had 20+ Points & 10+ Rebounds: Reid Travis - Stanford (3-1-18) 23 pts, 10 rebs Two Double-Doubles: Reid Travis (20 pts, 10 rebs) & Michael Humphrey (13 pts, 12 rebs) Stanford ( ) Scored 30+ Points in Back-to-Back Games vs. UA: Jimmer Fredette, BYU - 49 points ( ) & 31 points ( ) Scored 40 Points: Jared Brownridge (44) - Santa Clara ( ) Scored 30 Points: Collin Sexton (30) - Alabama ( ) Scored 30 Points (P12 Only): Elijah Brown (30) - Oregon ( ) Scored 20 Points: Wes Clark (25) - Buffalo ( ) Scored 20 Points (P12 Only): Reid Travis (23) - Stanford (3-1-18) Had 20+ Rebounds: Curtis Borchardt (21) - Stanford (2-2-02) Had Rebounds: Thomas Welsh (17) - UCLA (3-9-18) Had 7+ Offensive Rebounds: Derrick Griffn (8) - Texas Southern )) Had 10+ Assists: Malachi Flynn (11) - Washington State ( ) Had 5+ Steals: Brandon Taylor (5) - Utah ( ) Had 5+ Blocks: Matt Haarms (5) - Purdue ( ) Made 10+ Free Throws: Allerick Freeman (10) - NC State ( ) Made 15+ Free Throws: Elijah Brown (15) -Oregon ( )

9 SEASON STATS Overall record: 27-8 Conf: 14-4 Home: 15-1 Away: 8-3 Neutral: 4-4 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 13 Ayton, Deandre Trier, Allonzo Alkins, Rawle Ristic, Dusan Jackson-Cartwright,P Smith, Dylan Randolph, Brandon Barcello, Alex Lee, Ira Pinder, Keanu Akot, Emmanuel Trillo, Tyler DesJardins, Jake Denny, Talbott Weyand, Matt Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS ARIZ OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Arizona Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/10/17 NORTHERN ARIZONA W /12/17 UMBC W /16/17 CSU BAKERSFIELD W /22/17 vs NC State L /23/17 vs SMU L /24/17 vs Purdue L /29/17 LONG BEACH STATE W /02/17 at UNLV Wot /05/17 vs Texas A&M W /09/17 ALABAMA W /16/17 at New Mexico W /18/17 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W /21/17 UCONN W * 12/30/17 ARIZONA STATE W * 01/04/18 at Utah W * 01/06/18 at Colorado L * 01/11/18 OREGON STATE W * 01/13/18 OREGON W * 01/17/18 at California W * 01/20/18 at STANFORD W * 01/25/18 COLORADO W * 01/27/18 UTAH W * 01/31/18 at Washington State W * 02/03/18 at Washington L * 02/08/18 UCLA L * 02/10/18 USC W * 02/15/18 at Arizona State W * 02/22/18 at Oregon State Wot * 02/24/18 at Oregon Lot * 03/01/18 STANFORD W * 03/03/18 CALIFORNIA W /08/18 vs Colorado W /09/18 vs UCLA Wot /10/18 vs USC W /15/18 vs Buffalo L * = Conference game

10 TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS ARIZONA HIGHS ARIZONA LOWS OPPONENT HIGHS OPPONENT LOWS

11 GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON

12 MCKALE YEAR-BY-YEAR Year Games Record Total Avg ,975 12, ,275 12, ,096 11, ,523 11, ,130 12, ,428 11, ,831 11, ,428 11, ,651 9, ,272 8, ,136 6, ,163 7, ,980 10, ,008 11, ,800 12, ,649 #13, ,675 #13, ,949 #13, ,051 #13, ,347 #13, ,185 #13, ,592 #13, ,589 #14, ,064 #14, ,899 #14, ,953 #14, ,885 #14, ,237 #14, ,996 #14, ,072 #14, ,427 #14, ,418 #14, ,926 #14, ,213 #14, ,239 14, ,703 14, ,576 13, ,047 13, ,561 13, ,829 13, ,505 14, ,749 14, ,046 14, ,748 14, ,650 14, ,947 14,434 Totals ,025,423 13,296 (.848) # Full Capacity + 11 victories were vacated due to NCAA infractions. Actual on-court record was Facility win/loss record and winning percentage reflects those vacated victories. MCKALE CENTER 46TH SEASON» (.848) OVERALL HOME RECORD UNDER MILLER Season Overall Pac Total (.908) (.877) RECORD HOMECOURT STREAKS Arizona is the only school in the nation to have two homecourt winning streaks rank among the top 10 in NCAA Division I history. UA s 81-game win streak in Bear Down Gym from ranks fifth, while the 71-game win streak in McKale Center from ranks 10th. LONGEST NCAA HOMECOURT WIN STREAKS Wins School Years 129 Kentucky St. Bonaventure UCLA Cincinnati Arizona Marquette Lamar Long Beach State UNLV Arizona LONGEST UA HOMECOURT WIN STREAKS Wins Years PAC-12 S TOP HOMECOURT DEFENSE Since the start of the season, Arizona has compiled a record at McKale Center for a.933 winning percentage that ranks in the top ten nationally and first in the Pac-12. That timeframe includes a three undefeated home seasonsin , and PAC-12 HOME-COURT WINNING PERCENTAGE SINCE 2011 (ENTERING THE SEASON) School Record Win Pct. 1. Arizona Oregon UCLA Colorado California Stanford Utah Washington Arizona State Oregon State USC Washington State MORE ON MCKALE Led Pac-12 in attendance in last 33 consecutive seasons Ranked in Top 25 in NCAA in attendance in last 32 straight years $30 million dollar renovation completed during season By the end of the season. total attendance in 44 seasons stood at 8,792,556 UA has posted 12 undefeated seasons at home Hosted NCAA Tournament Regionals in 1974 and 1980, first and second rounds on ten different occasions and played host to the 2011 NCAA Tournament second and third rounds.

13 SEAN MILLER HEAD COACH» 9TH SEASON (PITTSBURGH 92) MILLER AMONG ELITE FEW WITH NO LOSING SEASONS AS A HEAD COACH In 14 seasons as a Division I head coach, Sean Miller has yet to suffer through a losing season, making him one of just seven current Division I head coaches with at least 10 years of experience who can make that claim. He is the only Pac-12 head coach on the list. NO LOSING SEASONS, CURRENT DIVISION I HEAD COACHES WITH AT LEAST 10 SEASONS EXPERIENCE Mike Anderson (Arkansas), Jim Boeheim (Syracuse), Jamie Dixon (TCU), Mark Few (Gonzaga), Tom Izzo (MIchigan State), Sean Miller (Arizona), Roy Williams (North Carolina) A HISTORY OF GOLD MEDALS WITH TEAM USA AS A PLAYER AND A COACH Sean Miller led Team USA to a gold medal to the 2015 FIBA U-19 World Championships as head coach with a roster that included Arizona Wildcat Allonzo Trier. This came one summer after he helped guide the U.S. U-18 National Team to a gold medal at the FIBA Americas Championship as an assistant coach. The pair of gold medals he has earned as a coach are team with a third that he won one as a player at the 1991 World University Games in England. THE MILLER FILE Date of Birth: Nov. 17, 1968 Hometown: Beaver Falls, Pa. Education: Pittsburgh 92 (B.A.) Hired at Arizona: April 7, 2009 Career Record: (.752) Record at Arizona: (.769) Pac-12 Record: (.747) Playing Experience: Pittsburgh, Coaching Experience Wisconsin, assistant coach Miami (Ohio), assistant coach Pittsburgh, assistant coach N.C. State, associate head coach Xavier, associate head coach Xavier, head coach Arizona, head coach 2009-present Coaching Honors NABC District 10 Coach of the Year 2008 Atlantic-10 Coach of the Year 2008 Pac-10 Coach of the Year 2011 NABC District 20 Coach of the Year 2011, 2014 Pac-12 Coach of the Year USBWA District IX Coach of the Year Jim Phelan Award finalist USA Basketball National Co-Coach of the Year Pac-12 Coach of the Year MILLER S CAREER RECORD Year W L Pct. Postseason Xavier NCAA 1st Rd NCAA 2nd Rd NCAA Elite Eight NCAA Sweet 16 Total Four apps. Arizona NCAA Elite Eight NIT 1st Rd NCAA Sweet NCAA Elite Eight NCAA Elite Eight NCAA 1st Rd NCAA Sweet NCAA 1st Rd Total Seven apps. Head Coach Total Total apps. MILLER AMONG NATION S ELITE AT ADVANCING IN NCAA TOURNAMENT Head coach Sean Miller has directed Arizona to its 18th Sweet 16 appearance in 2017, marking the program s fourth Sweet 16 appearance in the last five seasons. He led Xavier to Sweet 16 appearances in 2008 and 2009, giving him seven for his career. Since 2008, Miller is one of five coaches nationally to lead a team to seven Sweet 16 berths. He also has a 15-2 (.882) career record in the NCAA Tournament against lower-seeded teams. SWEET 16 APPEARANCES SINCE John Calipari (Memphis/Kentucky) 8 Bill Self (Kansas) 8 3. Sean Miller (Xaver/Arizona) 7 Tom Izzo (Michigan State) 7 Roy Williams (North Carolina) 7 6. Mike Krzyzewski (Duke) 7 GRADUATION AND FOCUS ON ACADEMICS Kadeem Allen, the lone senior on the roster, extended the program s impressive graduation streak. All 20 of the UA seniors who have completed their eligibility under Sean Miller has earned their college diploma. The impressive streak extends beyond Arizona for Sean Miller. Every one of the 37 college seniors that have played for Miller at Xavier or Arizona have fulfilled the requirements for their undergraduate degrees. MILLER S NBA DRAFT PICKS 2009 Derrick Brown, 40th overall to Charlotte 2011 Derrick Williams, 2nd overall to Minnesota 2013 Solomon Hill, 23rd overall to Indiana Grant Jerrett, 40th overall to Oklahoma City (via Portland) 2014 Aaron Gordon, 4th overall to Orlando Nick Johnson, 42nd overall to Houston 2015 Stanley Johnson, 8th overall to Detroit Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, 23rd overall to Brooklyn (via Portland) 2017 Lauri Markkanen, 7th overall to Chicago (via Minnesota) Kadeem Allen, 53rd overall to Boston 2018 Deandre Ayton, 1st overall to Phoenix MILLER ON UA COACHING WINS LIST 1. Lute Olson ( ) Fred Enke ( ) Sean Miller (2009-present) Fred Snowden ( ) Bruce Larson ( ) UA COACHES, AVERAGE WINS PER SEASON (After the season) 1. Sean Miller (2009-present) Lute Olson ( ) Fred Snowden ( ) Fred Enke ( ) Bruce Larson ( ) (Minimum four seasons at Arizona) MILLER S ALL-AMERICANS 2011 Derrick Williams, 1st (Wooden)/2nd (AP, USBWA, NABC, Sporting News) 2014 Nick Johnson, 1st (Sporting News, NABC, USBWA, Wooden)/2nd (AP) Aaron Gordon, 3rd (Sporting News) 2015 Stanley Johnson, 3rd (NABC) 2017 Lauri Markkanen, 3rd (AP, USA Today, NABC & Sporting News) 2018 Deandre Ayton, 1st (Consensus) WINNING IN THE PAC-12 Winning percentage in Pac-12 games, minimum 6 seasons 1. John Wooden (27 seasons) Lute Olson (24 seasons) Sean Miller (8+ seasons) Jim Harrick (8 seasons) Pete Newell (6 seasons) MILLER VS. THE PAC Arizona State California Colorado Oregon Oregon State Stanford UCLA USC Utah Washington Washington State (Includes tenure as head coach at Arizona & Xavier)

14 THE ARIZONA WILDCATS No. Name Pos Height Weight Year Previous School Hometown 1 Devonaire Doutrive G Fr. Birmingham HS (Calif.) Dallas, Texas 2 Brandon Williams G Fr. Crespi Carmelite HS Los Angeles, Calif. 3 Dylan Smith G R-Jr. UNC Asheville Mobile, Ala. 4 Chase Jeter C R-Jr. Duke University Las Vegas, Nev. 5 Brandon Randolph G So. Westtown School (Pa.) Yonkers, N.Y. 10 Ryan Luther F Sr. University of Pittsburgh Gibsonia, Pa. 11 Ira Lee F So. Crossroads School Los Angeles, Calif. 12 Justin Coleman G Sr. Samford University Birmingham, Ala. 23 Alex Barcello G So. Corona del Sol HS Chandler, Ariz. 24 Emmanuel Akot G So. Wasatch Academy (Utah) Winnipeg, Manitoba 50 Alex Spence G Fr. Saint Louis Country Day HS St. Louis, Mo. 52 Kory Jones G R-So. Westfield HS Herndon, Va. 54 Matt Weyand F So. Mater Dei HS Irvine, Calif. 55 Jake DesJardins F Jr. Coronado HS Henderson, Nev. * Inactive for the season Head Coach: Sean Miller (10th Season -- Pittsburgh 92) Assistant Coaches: Mark Phelps, Justin Gainey, Danny Peters Director of Operations: Ryan Reynolds Athletic Trainer: Justin Kokoskie Assistant Director of Operations: Austin Carroll Strength and Conditioning Coach: Chris Rounds 6 10 Chase Jeter BY HEIGHT BY CLASS (14 Total) Seniors: (2) Juniors: (3) Sophomores: (6) Freshmen: (3) BY POSITION (14 Total) Centers: (1) Forwards: (4) Guards: (9) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos Height Weight Year 24 Emmanuel Akot G Sophomore 23 Alex Barcello G Sophomore 12 Justin Coleman G Senior 55 Jake DesJardins F Junior 1 Devonaire Doutrive G Freshman 4 Chase Jeter C RS-Junior 52 Kory Jones G RS-Sophomore 11 Ira Lee F Sophomore 10 Ryan Luther F Senior 5 Brandon Randolph G Sophomore 3 Dylan Smith G RS-Junior 50 Alec Spence G Freshman 54 Matt Weyand F Sophomore 2 Brandon Williams G Freshman 6 9 Ryan Luther 6 7 Emmanuel Akot Ira Lee 6 6 Jake DesJardins Brandon Randolph Alec Spence 6 5 Dylan Smith Devonaire Doutrive Matt Weyand 6 3 Kory Jones 6 2 Alex Barcello Brandon Williams 5 10 Justin Coleman

15 GAME-BY-GAME #24 EMMANUEL AKOT SOPHOMORE» GUARD» 6-7» 200 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (WASATCH ACADEMY) Posted an impressive mark of 18 reps on the bench press at 185 pounds this summer Made game-winning stop in home win versus Utah ( ) Member of ESPN Top 100 and one of top small forwards in the 2017 class Represented Canada in FIBA U-17 World Championships in 2016 From Manitoba in Canada with Sudanese heritage in his family SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points... 7 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Total Rebounds... 5 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Offensive Rebs vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Defensive Rebs vs. UMBC ( ) Field Goals... 3 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Field Goal Att vs. Northern Arizona ( ) 3-Point Field Goals...2 vs. UMBC ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Att vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Free Throws... 2 (2x) last time vs. California (3-5-18) Free Throw Att vs. Utah ( ) Assists... 5 vs. UMBC ( ) Blocks... 1 (3x) last time vs. Utah ( ) Steals... 1 (4x) last time at Oregon State ( ) Minutes vs. Northern Arizona ( ) SPECIALTY STATS Season Career Led UA in steals 2 2 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

16 #23 ALEX BARCELLO SOPHOMORE» GUARD» 6-2» 180 CHANDLER, ARIZ. (CORONA DEL SOL HS) Given title of best shooter on the team by head coach Sean Miller 2015 and 2017 Arizona Gatorade Player of the Year Helped guide Corona del Sol to a pair of 6A state championships Erupted for 51 points versus Gilbert Perry in 2015 state playoffs Continues Phoenix-area pipeline to UA; Nick Johnson, Channing Frye, Richard Jefferson, Mike Bibby GAME-BY-GAME SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Long Beach State ( ) Total Rebounds... 5 vs. UMBC ( ) Offensive Rebs (2x) last time at UNLV ( ) Defensive Rebs vs. UMBC ( ) Field Goals... 4 vs. Long Beach State ( ) Field Goal Att vs. Long Beach State ( ) 3-Point Field Goals... 3 vs. Long Beach State ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Att (3x) last time vs. Texas A&M ( ) Free Throws... 5 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Free Throw Att vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Assists... 6 vs. UMBC ( ) Blocks...N/A Steals... 1 (3x) last time at Washington State ( ) Minutes vs. Northern Arizona ( ) SPECIALTY STATS Season Career Double-digit scoring games 1 1 Led UA in assists 1 1 Led UA in steals 1 1 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

17 #12 JUSTIN COLEMAN SENIOR» GUARD» 5-10» 170 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (SAMFORD UNIVERSITY) Voted captain for the season by his teammates and coaches Second Team All-Southern Conference last season Finished season with 210 assists, two shy of Samford record Played first two seasons of NCAA career at Alabama GAME-BY-GAME SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A SPECIALTY STATS CAREER HIGHS (With Samford University) Points vs. Chattanooga ( ) Total Rebounds...8 at East Tennessee State (2-1-18) Offensive Rebs (2x) last time at Memphis ( ) Defensive Rebs (2x) last time at East Tennessee State (2-1-18) Field Goals vs. Chattanooga ( ) Field Goal Att at East Tennessee State (2-1-18) 3-Point Field Goals...5 (2x) last time at LSU ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Att....9 at West Carolina (2-3-18) Free Throws...9 vs. Chattanooga (3-2-18) Free Throw Att vs. Chattanooga (3-2-18) Assists vs. Chattanooga (3-2-18) Blocks...N/A Steals...3 (5x) last time vs. Chattanooga ( ) Minutes...40 at East Tennessee State (2-1-18) Season Career 20-Point games 7 Double-Doubles 4 Double-digit scoring games 36 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS 3-Point Rebs Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG (SEC) / / (SEC) / / (SoCon) / /14.3 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) CAREER STATS 3-Point Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG / / / / / /13.5 TOTAL / CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) Rebs

18 #55 JAKE DESJARDINS JUNIOR» FORWARD» 6-6» 215 HENDERSON, NEV. (CORONADO HS) GAME-BY-GAME Awarded a scholarship prior to the season by head coac Sean Miller Walked on for two seasons at Arizona in and First Team All-State selection by the Las Vegas Review-Journal SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points... 2 (2x) last time vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Total Rebounds... 3 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Offensive Rebs....N/A Defensive Rebs vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Field Goals... 1 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Field Goal Att vs. UC Irvine (12/6/16) 3-Point Field Goals...N/A 3-Point Field Goal Att....N/A Free Throws... 2 vs. New Mexico ( ) Free Throw Att vs. New Mexico ( ) Assists... 1 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Blocks...N/A Steals...N/A Minutes... 5 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) SPECIALTY STATS Season Career CONFERENCE CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL 3-0 4/ CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

19 #1 DEVONAIRE DOUTRIVE FRESHMAN» GUARD» 6-5» 175 DALLAS, TEXAS (BIRMINGHAM HS (CALIF.)) Consensus Top 100 recruit for the 2018 recruiting class by major scouting service Considered a top ten prospect for the state of California Helped guide Birmingham High School to the regional finals of the SoCal division in2018 CIF From a Pac-12 family with brothers playing basketball at California and Utah. GAME-BY-GAME SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A SPECIALTY STATS Season Career CONFERENCE CAREER STATS CAREER STATS

20 #4 CHASE JETER RS-JUNIOR» CENTER» 6-10» 230 LAS VEGAS, NEV. (DUKE) Voted captain for the season by players and coaches Redshirted in after transferring from Duke but practiced every day with the team Member of Academic All-ACC Team as a freshman and sophomore Played for Team USA in U-18 in 2014 with Sean Miller as an assistant on that staff GAME-BY-GAME SPECIALTY STATS SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Marist ( ) Total Rebounds... 8 vs. Marist ( ) Offensive Rebs vs. Marist ( ) Defensive Rebs vs. Florida State ( ) Field Goals... 4 vs. Marist ( ) Field Goal Att vs. Kansas ( ) 3-Point Field Goals...N/A Free Throws... 5 vs. Kansas ( ) Free Throw Att vs. Kansas ( ) Assists... 2 (3x) last time vs. Rhode Island ( ) Blocks... 3 (2x) last time 5 vs. Kansas ( ) Steals... 3 vs. Grand Canyon ( ) Minutes vs. Kansas ( ) Season Career Double-digit scoring games 1 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS 3-Point Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG (ACC) / / (ACC) / /0.3 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) Rebs CAREER STATS 3-Point Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG / / / /2.6 TOTAL / /2.1 CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) Rebs

21 #11 IRA LEE SOPHOMORE» FORWARD» 6-7» 235 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (CROSSROADS SCHOOL) Member of the ESPN Top 100 of the 2017 recruiting class Rated as a top ten prospect at his position in the nation His father, Zeph Lee, played running back and defensive back for the Los Angeles Raiders Erupted for 31 points versus George Washington in 2017 state playoffs GAME-BY-GAME SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Long Beach State ( ) Total Rebounds... 7 vs. CSU Bakersfield ( ) Offensive Rebs vs. SMU ( ) Defensive Rebs vs. CSU Bakersfield ( ) Field Goals... 5 vs. Long Beach State ( ) Field Goal Att vs. Long Beach State ( ) 3-Point Field Goals... 1 vs. Long Beach State ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Att vs. Long Beach State ( ) Free Throws... 2 (5x) last time vs. Buffalo ( ) Free Throw Att at Washington State ( ) Assists... 2 (2x) last time vs. Purdue ( ) Blocks... 2 (3x) last time at Stanford ( ) Steals... 2 (2x) last time at UNLV ( ) Minutes at UNLV ( ) SPECIALTY STATS Season Career Double-digit scoring games 2 2 Led UA in blocks 5 5 Led UA in steals 2 2 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

22 GAME-BY-GAME SPECIALTY STATS #10 RYAN LUTHER SENIOR» FORWARD» 6-9» 225 GIBSONIA, PA. (PITTSBURGH) Grad transfer who averaged 12.7 points and 10.1 rebounds per game last year before injury Set a UA record on bench press with 25 reps of 185 pounds Two-time Academic All-ACC selection and NABC Honors Court selection Set a Pitt Basketball record with 15 consecutive made field goals in SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Rice ( ) Total Rebounds...16 vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Offensive Rebs vs. Mount St. Mary s ( ) Defensive Rebs (3x) last time vs. West Virginia ( ) Field Goals... 8 (2x) last time vs. Montana ( ) Field Goal Att (2x) last time vs. Duquesne ( ) 3-Point Field Goals...3 vs. Kansas State ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Att....5 vs. Penn State ( ) Free Throws... 8 vs. Lehigh ( ) Free Throw Att vs. Lehigh ( ) Assists...5 vs. High Point ( ) Blocks... 3 (3x) last time vs. High Point ( ) Steals... 3 (2x) last time vs. Duquesne ( ) Minutes vs. Duquesne ( ) Season Career 20-Point Games 1 Double-digit scoring games Rebounds 6 Double-Doubles 5 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS 3-Point Rebs Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG (ACC) / / (ACC) / / (ACC) / / (ACC) CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) CAREER STATS 3-Point Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG / / / / / / / /12.7 TOTAL / /5.2 CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) Rebs

23 #5 BRANDON RANDOLPH SOPHOMORE» GUARD» 6-6» 175 YONKERS, N.Y. (WESTTOWN SCHOOL (PA.)) Tallied career/season best 17 points in 26 minutes vs. No. 18/16 Purdue ( ) Scored a game-high 21 points in first game of team s Spanish exhibition tour MVP of the 2017 Jordan Brand Classic regional game with after scoring 32 points GAME-BY-GAME SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Purdue ( ) Total Rebounds... 3 (3x) last time vs. Oregon State ( ) Offensive Rebs (4x) last time vs. Utah ( ) Defensive Rebs (3x) last time vs. Oregon State ( ) Field Goals... 7 vs. Purdue ( ) Field Goal Att vs. Purdue ( ) 3-Point Field Goals... 3 vs. Alabama ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Att vs. Alabama ( ) Free Throws... 6 vs. Texas A&M ( ) Free Throw Att vs. Texas A&M ( ) Assists... 4 vs. Oregon State ( ) Blocks... 1 (4x) last time vs. USC ( ) Steals... 3 vs. Oregon State ( ) Minutes vs. Purdue ( ) SPECIALTY STATS Season Career Double-digit scoring games 4 4 Led UA in blocks 3 3 Led UA in steals 3 3 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / CAREER STATS Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

24 GAME-BY-GAME #3 DYLAN SMITH RS-JUNIOR» GUARD» 6-5» 170 MOBILE, ALA. (UNC ASHEVILLE) Scored season highs in a pair of starts at Cal and vs. Colorado in January Sat out the season after transferring from UNC Asheville Member of Big South All-Freshmen Team Led the UNC Asheville Bulldogs in scoring as a freshman at 13.5 points per game SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points vs. Johnson & Wales ( )* Total Rebounds...10 at Coastal Carolina ( )* Offensive Rebs (2x) last time vs. Stanford (3-1-18) Defensive Rebs....8 at Coastal Carolina ( )* Field Goals...9 at Charleston Southern (1-9-16)* Field Goal Att at Coastal Carolina ( )* 3-Point Field Goals...6 vs. Johnson & Wales ( )* 3-Point Field Goal Att at Coastal Carolina ( )* Free Throws vs. Campbell ( )* Free Throw Att vs. Campbell ( )* Assists...5 (4x) last time vs. Villanova ( )* Blocks...2 vs. Johnson & Wales ( )* Steals... 3 (3x) last time at Campbell (2-6-16)* Minutes at Radford ( )* SPECIALTY STATS *Career mark set with UNC Asheville Season Career 20-Point Games 4 Double-Doubles rebounds 1 Double-digit scoring games 30 Led UA in scoring 1 Led UA in blocks 2 Led UA in assists 1 Led UA in steals 2 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS (With UNC Asheville) CAREER STATS (With UNC Asheville) 3-Point Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG / /14.3 CONFERENCE CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) 3-Point Rebs Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL / Year G-S Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O D Tot AVG AST TO BLK STL PF-D PTS/AVG / /13.5 CAREER STATS (With University of Arizona) Rebs Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

25 #2 BRANDON WILLIAMS FRESHMAN» GUARD» 6-2» 190 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (CRESPI CARMELITE HS) Consensus Top 40 recruit for the class of 2018 by major recruiting services Rated as one of the top three prospects in the state of California for his class Averaged 24.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 2.4 steals per game as a high school senior Named Los Angeles Daily News Player of the Year GAME-BY-GAME SEASON HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A SPECIALTY STATS Season Career CONFERENCE CAREER STATS CAREER STATS

26 #52 KORY JONES RS-SOPHOMORE» GUARD» 6-3» 170 HERNDON, VA. (WESTFIELD HS) Recorded first NCAA points on made three-pointer at Stanford ( ) Walked on to Arizona prior to the season GAME-BY-GAME CAREER HIGHS Points... 3 at Stanford (1-1-17) Offensive Rebs....N/A Defensive Rebs.... N/A Field Goals...1 at Stanford (1-1-17) Field Goal Att at Stanford (1-1-17) 3-Point Field Goals...1 at Stanford (1-1-17) 3-Point Field Goal Att....1 at Stanford (1-1-17) Free Throw Att....N/A Blocks...N/A Steals...N/A Minutes... 2 (3x) last time at Stanford (1-1-17) CAREER STATS Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL 4-0 7/ #50 ALEC SPENCE FRESHMAN» GUARD» 6-6» 195 ST. LOUIS, MO (SAINT LOUIS COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL) Joined Arizona as a walk-on prior to the season GAME-BY-GAME CAREER HIGHS Points... N/A Offensive Rebs... N/A Defensive Rebs... N/A Field Goals... N/A Field Goal Att.... N/A) 3-Point Field Goals... N/A Free Throw Att.... N/A Blocks... N/A Steals... N/A Minutes... N/A CAREER STATS

27 #54 MATT WEYAND FRESHMAN» FORWARD» 6-5» 195 IRVINE, CALIF. (MATER DEI HS) Joined program as a walk-on from Mater Dei HS, the same high school as Stanley Johnson GAME-BY-GAME CAREER HIGHS Points...N/A Total Rebounds...N/A Offensive Rebs....N/A Defensive Rebs....N/A Field Goals...N/A Field Goal Att....N/A 3-Point Field Goals...N/A 3-Point Field Goal Att....N/A Free Throws...N/A Free Throw Att....N/A Assists...N/A Blocks...N/A Steals...N/A Minutes... 1 at Washington State ( ) CAREER STATS Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL 1-0 1/

28 HEADSHOT LINEUP #1 DEVONAIRE DOUTRIVE 6-5 // 175 // Fr. // G Dallas, Texas #2 BRANDON WILLIAMS 6-2 // 190 // Fr. // G Los Angeles, Calif. #3 DYLAN SMITH 6-5 // 170 // R-Jr. // G Mobile, Ala. #4 CHASE JETER 6-10 // 230 // R-Jr. // C/F Las Vegas, Nev. #5 BRANDON RANDOLPH 6-6 // 175 // So. // G Yonkers, N.Y. #10 RYAN LUTHER 6-9 // 225 // Sr. // F Gibsonia, Pa. #11 IRA LEE 6-7 // 235 // So. // F Los Angeles, Calif. #12 JUSTIN COLEMAN 5-10 // 190 // Sr. // G Birmingham, Ala. #23 ALEX BARCELLO 6-2 // 180 // So. // G Chandler, Ariz. #24 EMMANUEL AKOT 6-7 // 200 // So. // G Winnipeg, Manitoba #50 ALEC SPENCE 6-6 // 195 // Fr. // G St. Louis, Mo. #52 KORY JONES 6-3 // 170 // R-So. // G Herndon, Va. #54 MATT WEYAND 6-5 // 190 // Fr. // F Irvine, Calif. #55 JAKE DESJARDINS 6-6 // 215 // Jr. // F Henderson, Nev.