Auburn Women s Basketball Game 26 February 14, 2010 vs. LSU

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1 Auburn Women s Basketball Game 26 February 14, 2010 vs. LSU 18 NCAA Tournament Appearances Three Final Fours Five SEC Titles Four SEC Tournament Titles VS GAME 26 AUBURN MEDIA RELATIONS Associate Director/WBB Contact: Matt Crouch mcrouch@auburn.edu Auburn Athletic Complex / 392 South Donahue / Auburn, AL O: C: F: [NR/NR] Auburn (12-13, 3-9 SEC) vs. [23/RV] LSU (16-7, 5-6 SEC) When: Sunday, February 14 3 p.m. CT Where: Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum (10,500) Auburn, Ala. TV/Webcast: Fox Sports Net; Rich Waltz (play-by-play), Teresa Edwards (color) Radio: WMXA 96.7; Andy Burcham (play-by-play), Arnika Edwards (color) Audio Webcast: AuburnTigers.com GameTracker: AuburnTigers.com Series: Auburn leads, (12-6 in Auburn) Last Meeting: Jan. 10, (OT), AU in Baton Rouge Last Meeting in Auburn: Jan. 24, , LSU Up Next: Auburn will take a week off before taking on Mississippi State at 2 p.m., Feb. 21 in Starkville, Miss. AUBURN PROJECTED STARTERS No. Pos. Name Ht. Year PPG RPG Hometown 1 G Morgan Toles 5-9 Fr. 7.2 (apg) 4.3 Fayetteville, Ga. 4 G Parrisha Simmons 6-0 So Macon, Ga. 5 G Alli Smalley 5-8 Jr Arab, Ala. 21 F Jordan Greenleaf 6-1 R-Jr Rex, Ga. 33 C KeKe Carrier 6-7 Sr Lake Charles, La. OFF THE BENCH 2 G Morgan Jennings 5-8 So. 1.9 (apg) 1.1 Atlanta, Ga. 12 G Nicolle Thomas 5-10 Fr Moultrie, Ga. 14 G/F Blanche Alverson 6-3 Fr Andalusia, Ala. 20 C Pascale West 6-8 Fr LaGrange, Ga. 23 F Chantel Hilliard 6-2 So Biloxi, Miss. Head Coach: Nell Fortner / Assistant Coaches: Kerry Cremeans, Mark Simons, Ayesha Whitfield LSU TIGERS PROJECTED STARTERS No. Pos. Name Ht. Year PPG RPG Hometown 1 G Katherine Graham 5-11 Jr Birmingham, Ala. 3 G Latear Eason 5-8 Jr. 4.1 (apg)3.1 Chicago, Ill. 23 G Allison Hightower 5-10 Sr Arlington, Texas 35 F Taylor Turnbow 6-2 So Stone Mountain, Ga. 55 F LaSondra Barrett 6-2 So Jackson, Miss. Head Coach: Van Chancellor / Assistant Coaches: Bob Starkey, Kenya Larkin-Landers, Travis Mays Schedule/Results NOVEMBER 8 Georgia College & State University (Ex.) W, Troy W, at Temple L, Alabama A&M W, #15/8 Texas A&M L, Georgia Southern W, at #12/9 Florida State L, vs. Florida A&M W, DECEMBER 1 at North Carolina A&T W, George Washington W, Liberty W, at South Alabama W, vs. Valparaiso W, at San Diego State L, JANUARY 3 Mississippi State* L, at Florida* [CSS] L, (2OT) 10 at #11/12 LSU* [Fox Sports Net] W, (OT) 14 Alabama* W, at South Carolina* L, #21/20 Vanderbilt* [CSS] L, at #NR/25 Kentucky* [SEC Network] L, at #5/5 Tennessee* [CSS] L, #9/9 Georgia* [ESPNU] W, FEBRUARY 4 South Carolina* L, at Alabama* [SportSouth] L, Arkansas* L, #23/RV LSU* [Fox Sports Net] 3 p.m. 21 at Mississippi State* 2 p.m. 25 at Ole Miss* 7 p.m. 28 Kentucky* 2 p.m. MARCH 4-7 Southeastern Conference Tournament Duluth, Ga. Arena at Gwinnett Center NCAA Tournament First and Second Rounds NCAA Tournament Regionals APRIL 4-6 NCAA Final Four San Antonio, Texas Alamodome * - SEC Game All Times are Central 1 - Florida State Thanksgiving Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.) 2 - San Diego State Surf & Slam Tournament (San Diego, Calif.) All home games played at the Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum Bold indicates home games

2 Media Information The Auburn media relations department considers its work with the media a top priority. The Auburn Women s Basketball Media Guide and Media Supplement have been prepared to assist the working media in their coverage of Tiger basketball. If you need additional information, interview or photograph requests, or have any questions, please contact Matt Crouch in the media relations office at Interview Policy Coach Fortner, her assistants and all women s basketball players are available for phone and personal interviews by contacting Matt Crouch in the media relations office. Post-game interviews will be allowed following a 10-minute cooling off period. Non-game day requests will be met based on the players class and practice schedules. Credentials Anyone wishing to cover an Auburn women s basketball game should contact Matt Crouch in the media relations office at least one day in advance in order to make the proper arrangements. On the Air The Tigers can be heard live locally in Auburn on Mix 96.7 FM for the entire regular and postseasons. Andy Burcham, in his 21st season with the women s basketball program and handles play-byplay duties. Arnika Edwards joins Burcham for her second season season and provides color commentary. Each game can also be heard live on the internet at Weekly Live Radio Show Starting in January, every Tuesday at 6 p.m. CT Nell Fortner will host a live show from Logan s Roadhouse in Tiger Town with Andy Burcham. Fans can listen to the show on 96.7 FM. The number to call in to the show is Game-Day Services Statistics, rosters and game notes will be provided prior to the game in the media work room. Box scores will also be handed out during and following the game. Phones and fax machines are available in the media work room. Photo/Video Services Todd Van Emst of the Auburn Media Relations office handles all photo requests. Please contact Van Emst at Satellite feeds of selected Auburn women s basketball games are available for the media. A number of studio and satellite services may be arranged for electronic media by calling Steve Sain in the Auburn Media Relations office at On the Web The home for Auburn Athletics on the web, com, is your source for Auburn Women s Basketball. The website offers the most recent information and news on the Tigers. At auburntigers.com, you can also listen to each women s basketball game broadcast live and follow along on live scoring for every home game Numerical Roster No. Name Height Position Class Hometown/High School 1 Morgan Toles 5-9 Guard FR Fayetteville, Ga. / Sandy Creek 2 Morgan Jennings 5-8 Guard SO Atlanta, Ga. / Frederick Douglass 4 Parrisha Simmons 6-0 Guard SO Macon, Ga. / Southwest Macon 5 Alli Smalley 5-8 Guard JR Arab, Ala. / Arab 12 Nicolle Thomas 5-10 Guard FR Moultrie, Ga. / Colquitt County 14 Blanche Alverson 6-3 Foward/Guard FR Buford, Ga. / Buford 20 Pascale P.J. West 6-8 Center FR LaGrange, Ga. / Troup County 21 Jordan Greenleaf 6-1 Forward RS-JR Rex, Ga./Morrow 22 Reneisha Hobbs 5-10 Guard JR Huntsville, Ala. / J.O. Johnson 23 Chantel Hilliard 6-2 Forward/Center SO Biloxi, Miss. / St. Martin 33 KeKe Carrier 6-7 Center SR Lake Charles, La. / LaGrange Alphabetical Roster No. Name Height Pos. Ht. Hometown 14 Blanche Alverson 6-3 Foward/Guard FR Buford, Ga. / Buford 33 KeKe Carrier 6-7 Center SR Lake Charles, La. / LaGrange 21 Jordan Greenleaf 6-1 Forward RS-JR Rex, Ga./Morrow 23 Chantel Hilliard 6-2 Forward/Center SO Biloxi, Miss. / St. Martin 22 Reneisha Hobbs 5-10 Guard JR Huntsville, Ala. / J.O. Johnson 2 Morgan Jennings 5-8 Guard SO Atlanta, Ga. / Frederick Douglass 4 Parrisha Simmons 6-0 Guard SO Macon, Ga. / Southwest Macon 5 Alli Smalley 5-8 Guard JR Arab, Ala. / Arab 12 Nicolle Thomas 5-10 Guard FR Moultrie, Ga. / Colquitt County 1 Morgan Toles 5-9 Guard FR Fayetteville, Ga. / Sandy Creek 20 Pascale P.J. West 6-8 Center FR LaGrange, Ga. / Troup County STAFF: Head Coach: Nell Fortner (Texas, 1982) Assistant Coach: Kerry Cremeans (Florida, 1994) Assistant Coach: Mark Simons (Aquinas College, 1972) Assistant Coach: Ayesha Whitfield (Minnesota, 2002) Director of Basketball Operations: Melissa Maines (Texas Tech, 1998) Video Coordinator:Kelly Komara (Purdue, 2002) Graduate Assistant:Ashley Langford (Tulane, 2009) Graduate Assistant: Brett Self (Auburn, 2008) Administrative Assistant: Arnika Edwards (Alabama A&M, 1991) Athletic Trainer: Angie Lawrence (Appalachian State, 1997) BY CLASS: Seniors (1): KeKe Carrier Juniors (3): Jordan Greenleaf, Reneisha Hobbs, Alli Smalley Sophomores (3): Chantel Hilliard, Morgan Jennings, Parrisha Simmons Freshmen (4): Blanche Alverson, Nicolle Thomas, Morgan Toles, Pascale P.J. West 2

3 Projected Auburn Starters Morgan Toles Guard 5-9 Freshman Fayetteville, Ga. Sandy Creek High School 7.2 ppg / 3.0 rpg / 4.3 apg Parrisha Simmons Guard 6-0 Sophomore Macon, Ga. Southwest Macon High School 3.4 ppg / 5.6 rpg / 3.1 orpg Is third on the team in rebounding with 5.6 per game Ranks T5th in the SEC with 3.1 offensive per game A defensive and rebounding specialist Has career highs of 9 points (vs. VU) and 12 (vs. GWU) 1 Top-ranked freshman in SEC in assists and assist-to-turnover ratio Ranks 5th in the SEC and 88th in the country with 4.3 assists per game Recorded career-high 10 assists against ninth-ranked Georiga Tallied career-high 17 points at Florida Alli Smalley Guard 5-8 Junior Arab, Ala. Arab High School 15.2 ppg / 2.5 apg / 4.4 rpg 4 5 Hit a 3-pointer at LSU to send the game into overtime Ranks 6th in the SEC in scoring and 8th in SEC-only games with 15.5 ppg Has led Auburn in scoring in 12 games this season A Preseason All-SEC Second Team selection Jordan Greenleaf Forward 6-1 Redshirt-Junior Rex, Ga. Morrow High School 7.2 ppg / 7.1 rpg / 1.5 spg 21 Had 9 pts and 9 rebs earlier this season at LSU Ranks 11th in the SEC with 7.0 per game Averaging 1.5 steals per game in SEC games, ranking 14th Became the 23rd Auburn player ever to reach 500 vs. Ala. on Jan. 14 KeKe Carrier Center 6-7 Senior Lake Charles, La. LaGrange High School 13.3 ppg / 7.5 rpg / 2.4 bpg 33 Came off the bench for 17 points earlier this season at LSU Ranks in the top 10 in the SEC in both scoring and rebounding Ranks third in the SEC, 18th in the NCAA in blocks per game Her start against Alabama A&M was her first since Feb. 11, 2007 at Vanderbilt Auburn Women s Basketball Quick Hitters Sunday s game is the WBCA Pink Zone game with ALFA Insurance donating $1 per fan to the Joy To Life Foundation The Tigers are 2-5 in TV games this season, 1-0 when playing on Fox Sports Net Auburn is coming off a loss to Arkansas; LSU is coming off a win at Florida Auburn defeated LSU in overtime earlier this season in Baton Rouge LSU won the last meeting in Auburn, defeating the Tigers on Jan. 24, 2008 Auburn leads the all-time series with LSU, 28-14, and leads 12-6 when playing in Auburn Nell Fortner has a 2-5 record against LSU and is 2-6 against LSU head coach Van Chancellor (including WNBA games) Auburn is all-time against ranked teams, 2-1 against teams ranked 23rd and against ranked LSU teams Auburn is all-time against teams from the state of Louisiana Auburn senior KeKe Carrier is a native of Lake Charles, La., a town 128 miles from Baton Rouge Auburn has a all-time record in the SEC, Nell Fortner has a record in conference play Auburn is 9-2 all-time on Valentine s Day; Nell Fortner is 0-1 The Tigers are all-time in the month of February, under Fortner The Tigers are 7-5 at home this season, 2-4 in SEC play Auburn is 77-2 under Fortner when scoring 70 or more points Youth Movement: Seven of Auburn s 10 active players are either freshmen or sophomores Freshman point guard Morgan Toles tallied 10 assists vs. Georgia, becoming the first AU freshman in 17 years to to so In the win over Liberty, Auburn s front-court out-scored the back court for the first time since Feb. 10, 2008; the Tigers repeated the effort at South Alabama, vs. Valparaiso and at San Diego State Alli Smalley scored her 1,000th career point in the second half against Vanderbilt, becoming the 25th player to do so KeKe Carrier grabbed her 500th career rebound at LSU, Jordan Greenleaf grabbed her 500th rebound vs. Alabama For the first time this season, Auburn played with 10 players against Alabama Nicolle Thomas scored 27 points against Florida State, the highest point output for an Auburn freshman since 1987 The Tigers tied the Auburn single-game blocks record against Alabama A&M with 17 Freshman Morgan Toles and sophomores Chantel Hilliard and Parrisha Simmons earned their first career starts in the season-opener against Troy; freshman Nicolle Thomas earned her first career start against Alabama A&M Morgan Toles and Nicolle Thomas started against Alabama A&M, marking the first time for Auburn to have multiple freshmen starters since March 3, 2006 against Tennessee in the SEC Tournament (Boddie, Bonner, Carrier) KeKe Carrier, Auburn s lone senior, started against Alabama A&M - her first since Feb. 11, 2007 The Tigers are beginning their final season in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum before moving to the new Auburn Arena Auburn was picked eighth in the SEC Preseason Media and Coaches polls, LSU (media) and Tennessee (coaches) were picked to win the league this season Alli Smalley was picked the the Coaches Preseason All-SEC Second Team Nell Fortner is beginning her sixth season at Auburn, marking her longest tenure at any job The Tigers welcome four newcomers: Blanche Alverson, Morgan Toles, Nicolle Thomas, Pascale West Auburn begins the season with 6-7 KeKe Carrier and 6-8 Pascale West, two of the three tallest players in the SEC AU is without Reneisha Hobbs after suffering an ACL injury, leaving the Tigers with a roster of 10 Auburn will be a first- and second-round host of the 2011 NCAA Tournament in the new Auburn Arena INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY LEADERS Auburn LSU Alli Smalley Points...Allison Hightower KeKe Carrier Rebounds...LaSondra Barrett Morgan Toles Assists...Katherine Graham Jordan Greenleaf Steals...Allison Hightower KeKe Carrier Blocks... Jasmine Nelson Alli Smalley Minutes Played...Allison Hightower KeKe Carrier Field Goal Percentage...Katherine Graham Nicolle Thomas Point Percentage...Allison Hightower Nicolle Thomas Free-Throw Percentage...LaSondra Barrett

4 AUBURN WOMEN S BASKETBALL WEEKLY SCHEDULE Saturday 13 Sunday 14 Monday 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Feb. 130 through Feb. 19 Practice 10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. BEMC Auburn vs. LSU BEMC (Fox Sports South) 3 p.m. OFF OFF Practice 12:30-2:30 p.m. BEMC Practice 12:30-2:30 p.m. BEMC Practice 12:30-2:30 p.m. BEMC General Information School... Auburn University City / Zip...Auburn, Ala. / Founded... Oct. 1, 1856 Enrollment...24,530 Nickname...Tigers Colors...Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Home Court... Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum (10,500) Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Southeastern Conference - Western Division President...Dr. Jay Gogue Athletic Director...Jay Jacobs Senior Women s Administrator...Meredith Jenkins Faculty Athletics Representative... Dr. Gary Waters University Website... Team Information Record (SEC Record) (12-2) SEC Finish / Tournament Finish...1st / Runner Up All-time SEC Record (.545) All-time SEC Tournament Record Starters Returning/Lost...1/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...7/4 Newcomers...4 First Year of Basketball Overall Record (.694) NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last... 18/2009 NCAA Tournament Record WNIT Appearances/Last... 2/2007 WNIT Record Basketball Staff Head Coach (Alma Mater)...Nell Fortner (Texas, 1982) Record at Auburn (6th season) Career Record (7th season) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater)... Kerry Cremeans (Florida, 1994)...Mark Simons (Aquinas College, 1972)... Ayesha Whitfield (Minnesota, 2002) Director of Basketball Operations...Melissa Maines Administrative Assistant...Arnika Edwards Administrative Assistant...Ashley Langford Administrative Assistant...Brett Self Video Coordinator...Kelly Komara Secretary...Ann Yates Basketball Office Phone...(334) Basketball Office Fax...(334) Strength and Conditioning...Richard Levy Athletic Trainer...Angie Lawrence Academic Counselor... Mary Ann Taylor-Sims Radio Broadcast Information Radio Station...WMXA (96.7 FM) Play-by-Play...Andy Burcham Color...Arnika Edwards Burcham ... aburcham@aunetwork.com Burcham Office Phone...(334) Network Address... Auburn Network, Inc....P.O. Box Auburn, AL LSU MEDIA RELATIONS For information on the LSU Tiger women s basketball team, contact Bill Martin in the media relations office. His number is and his is wmarti4@lsu.edu. For more information, go to OFFICIALS Today s officials are Lawson Newton (R) of Advance, N.C., Amy Bonner (U1) of Lakewood Ranch, Fla., and Daryl Humphrey (U2) of Clermont, Fla. RANKINGS Auburn is not ranked. LSU is ranked 23rd in the Associated Press top-25 poll and receiving votes in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. NEXT UP FOR THE TIGERS Auburn will take the week off and return to the court at 2 p.m., Feb. 21 against Mississippi State in Starkville, Miss. QUICK HITS Auburn is in its 39th season of women s basketball and sports an all-time record of AU has made 18 NCAA Tournament appearances, two WNIT appearances and three Final Fours in the program s history... Head Coach Nell Fortner is in her sixth season at Auburn with a career record and a record on the Plains... The Tigers are coming off a 30-4 season in with their first SEC title in 20 years and its second NCAA Tournament appearance in as many seasons. ON THE TUBE This will be Auburn s seventh televised game this season as it is aired live on Fox Sports South/Southwest (Charter Channel 33, Dish Network Channel 420, DirecTV Channel 654). Rich Waltz will call the action with five-time Olympian Teresa Edwards calling adding analysis. Auburn is 2-6 in televised games this season. BEHIND THE MIC Teresa Edwards, the color analyst for Auburn s game Sunday, should be familiar with head coach Nell Fortner as she twice played under her as a member of the U.S. Olympic team. Edwards played as a member of the 1996 U.S. Olympic team while Forter was an assistant coach and on the 2000 team when Fortner took over as head coach. PINK ZONE Sunday is Auburn s Pink Zone game, a program sponsored by the WBCA to raise awareness of breast cancer. ALFA Insurance is the presenting sponsor of Auburn s Pink Zone game and is donating $1 for each of the first 5,000 fans to the game to the Montgomery-based Joy To Life Foundation. SCOUTING AUBURN Auburn (12-13, 3-9 SEC) is riding a three-game losing streak heading into Sunday s game against LSU. The slide follows a big win over ninth-ranked Georgia on Jan. 31. Since then, Auburn has fallen to South Carolina (61-58), Alabama (55-53) and Arkansas (73-58). The Tigers are playing their next-to-last game in Beard-Eaves- Memorial Coliseum before moving to the new Auburn Arena next season. Auburn is 7-5 on its home floor this season, 2-4 in SEC games. Leading the way for Auburn this season is junior Alli Smalley with 15.2 points per game, ranking sixth in the SEC. Right behind her is senior KeKe Carrier with 13.3 points, 7.5 and 2.4 blocks per game. Carrier ranks in the top 10 in the SEC in all three categories, including a third-place position in blocks. Since the start of SEC play, freshman Morgan Toles has stepped up her role, averaging 7.8 points and 4.6 assists per game. She posted a career-best 10 assists against Georgia. Redshirt junior Jordan Greenleaf is averaging 7.5 and 7.0 points in SEC play. She is also making a case for All-Defensive team as she ranks 14th in steals and ninth in blocks in SEC-only games. The Tigers average shooting 41.8 percent from the field and 31.0 percent from 3-point range. Auburn out- its opponents by 5.9 per game, 6.8 in SEC games. AU also averages 5.0 blocked shots per game. SCOUTING LSU LSU (16-7, 5-6 SEC) enters Sunday s game on a wave from a big win at Florida. The win snapped a two-game losing streak that included overtime losses to Georgia and Ole Miss. The Bayou Bengals have had some close losses this season as three of their six SEC losses have come in overtime, including a loss to Auburn earlier this season. Two of the other three conference losses have been in single digits. Leading the team is senior Allison Hightower with 18.0 points and 3.3 per game. Right behind her is sophomore LaSondra Barrett with 12.9 points and 7.0. LSU is a deep team with 11 players averaging more than 10 minutes per game. Eight players also average more than 4.0 points per game. As a team, LSU shoots 41.3 percent from the field and are 31.8 percent from beyond the arc. The Tigers are the second-best free throw shooting team in the SEC at 71.9 percent. The Bayou Bengals take care of the ball, averaging only 12.9

5 Statistical Comparison - Auburn vs. Arkansas Auburn Arkansas Coach: Nell Fortner Tom Collen Career Record: Top Scorer: Smalley (15.5) Harris (12.8) Top Rebounder: Carrier (7.7) Daniels (6.7) Series Record: Auburn leads, at Auburn Auburn leads, at Arkansas Series tied, at Neutral Alabama leads, Overall Streak Auburn has won the last four meetings Record SEC Record RealtimeRPI.com Rank Points Per Game Scoring Margin FG Percentage Opp. FG % FG Percentage Opp. 3FG % Rebounds Opp. Rebounds Rebound Margin Turnovers Opp. Turnovers Steals Opp. Steals Blocks Opp. Blocks Around the SEC (Through Games on Feb. 9, 2010) SEC Pct. Overall Pct. Tennessee Kentucky Mississippi State Vanderbilt Florida Ole Miss South Carolina Georgia LSU Auburn Arkansas Alabama This Week in the SEC Monday, February 8 Tennessee at Vanderbilt Tennessee, Thursday, February 11 Arkansas at Auburn Arkansas, LSU at Florida LSU, Georgia at Kentucky [FSN] Kentucky, Mississippi State at South Carolina Mississippi State, Tennessee at Ole Miss [CSS] Tennessee, Sunday, February 14 Alabama at Georgia [CSS] Florida at Tennessee [SECN] Arkansas at South Carolina [ESPN2] LSU at Auburn [FSN] Ole Miss at Mississippi State [ESPN2] Kentucky at Vanderbilt [ESPNU] All Times Central 1 pm 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm 4:30 pm 5 pm Moving On Up (Auburn Players in the Career Rankings)... Alli Smalley needs 7 more 3-pointers to tie Smantha Williams for third all-time at Auburn in career 3-pointers Alli Smalley needs 8 more points to tie Smantha Williams for 23rd all-time in career scoring at Auburn Alli Smalley needs 8 more 3-pointers to tie herself and Carolyn Jones for 10th all-time at Auburn in single-season 3-pointerers KeKe Carrier needs to play in 8 more games to tie Chantel Tremitiere and Charlene Thomas for 10th all-time in games played KeKe Carrier needs 4 more points tie Laticia Morris for 28th all-time in career scoring and 15 to tie Diann McNeil for 27th KeKe Carrier needs 33 points to reach 1,000 career points KeKe Carrier needs 172 more blocked shots to tie Marita Payne for first all-time at Auburn in career blocks KeKe Carrier needs 6 more to tie Conswella Sparrow for 20th all-time in career KeKe Carrier needs 12 more blocks to tie Linda Godby for fourth all-time at Auburn in single-season blocks Jordan Greenleaf needs 7 more blocked shots to tie Lauretta Freeman for ninth all-time at Auburn in career blocks Jordan Greenleaf needs 25 more to break into Auburn s top-20 list turnovers per game. LSU also forces 20.9 opponent turnovers per game, assisted by 9.9 steals per outing. AUBURN-LSU SERIES This will be the 43rd meeting between Auburn and LSU with AU holding a series advantage. Auburn also holds the all-time advantage when playing in Auburn (12-6), but LSU has won six of hte last eight at BEMC. Auburn defeated LSU in overtime in Baton Rouge earlier this season. Sunday s game will be the first between the teams in Auburn in more than two years. Head coach Nell Fortner owns a 2-5 record against the Tigers as Auburn s head coach. Previous Meetings with LSU: Feb. 7, 1980 W Knoxville,Tenn. Dec. 3, 1980 W Auburn Jan. 29, 1981 W 73-71(OT) Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 20, 1982 W Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 17, 1982 W Auburn Jan. 29, 1983 L Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 26, 1983 W Auburn Feb. 28, 1984 W Auburn Feb. 25, 1984 L Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 26, 1985 W Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 7, 1985 W Auburn Jan. 25, 1986 W Auburn Feb. 4, 1987 W Miami, Fla. Feb. 28, 1987 W Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 3, 1988 W Auburn Jan. 14, 1989 W Baton Rouge, La. Mar. 5, 1989 W Albany, Ga. Jan. 6, 1990 W Auburn Mar. 3, 1990 W Albany, Ga. Jan. 12, 1991 L Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 25, 1992 W Auburn Jan. 23, 1993 W Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 5, 1994 W Auburn Mar. 4, 1994 W Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. 4, 1995 W Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 27, 1996 W Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 25, 1997 L Auburn Jan. 31, 1998 W Auburn Jan. 31, 1999 L (OT) Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 6, 2000 L Auburn Feb. 4, 2001 W Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 7, 2002 L Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 9, 2003 L Auburn Jan. 11, 2004 L Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 8, 2004 W Auburn Jan. 30, 2005 L Baton Rouge, La. Feb. 20, 2005 L Auburn Jan. 4, 2006 L Auburn Jan. 28, 2007 L Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 24, 2008 L Auburn Feb. 2, 2009 W Baton Rouge, La. Jan. 10, 2010 W (OT) Baton Rouge, La. LAST TIME AGAINST LSU (Jan. 10, 2010) Alli Smalley hit a fadeaway 3-pointer from 25 feet out with four seconds left on the clock to tie the game at against 11thranked LSU in Baton Rouge, La. The shot put Auburn into overtime for the second game in a row, this time with a different outcome as the Tigers held on for the win over the Lady Tigers. Auburn received a large boost from KeKe Carrier and Morgan Toles, who both tallied 17 points in the win and led the Tigers in scoring. Carrier also recorded her 500th career rebound, while Toles 17 set a new career high. Auburn also out-rebounded LSU 46-34, turning 14 offensive boards into 10 second-chance points. Auburn held a lead at the midway mark, but LSU pushed for a lead with just 1:28 left to play, when Auburn went on a 9-2 run capped by Smalley s 3-pointer to force overtime. Auburn shot 47.5 percent from the field and 33 percent from behind the arc, while LSU hit 37.3 percent of its shots and only 21.4 percent of 3-pointers. LaSondra Barrett led LSU with 27 points and 10, while leading-scorer Allison Hightower logged only nine points. The loss was LSU s second of the season, while Auburn held on to its first win of the 2010 year. The victory was the second overtime game in a row for Auburn, and the first time since 1996 that the Tigers have faced back-to-back overtime games. LAST TIME AGAINST LSU IN AUBURN (Jan. 24, 2008) Sherell Hobbs scored a team-high 20 points, but it was not enough as ninth-ranked LSU pulled off the win at Auburn on Jan. 24, Alli Smalley followed with 13 points while Jordan Greenleaf followed with 12. DeWanna Bonner pulled down a teamhigh 10. The Bayou Bengals shot 64.5 percent from the field and

6 Associated Press Top-25 Poll Week 13 (February 8) Rank School Record Points Pvs 1 Connecticut (40) , Stanford Nebraska Notre Dame Tennessee Xavier Ohio State Duke West Virginia Florida State Baylor Oklahoma Texas A&M Texas Oklahoma State Georgetown Kentucky North Carolina Georgia Iowa State Georgia Tech Gonzaga Louisiana State Texas Christian NR 25 St. John s Others Receiving Votes: Vanderbilt 64, Hartford 60, Virginia 56, Wisconsin-Green Bay 29, Mississippi 12, Michigan State 11, Miami (Fla.) 10, South Carolina 6, Princeton 5, Penn State 4, Dayton 3, Middle Tennessee 3, East Carolina 2, Marist 2, Fresno State 1, Syracuse 1. USA Today / ESPN Top-25 Coaches Poll Week 13 (February 9) Rank School Record Points Pvs 1 Connecticut (31) Stanford Notre Dame Nebraska Tennessee Xavier Duke West Virginia Ohio State Florida State Texas A&M Oklahoma Georgetown Oklahoma State Baylor Kentucky Iowa State Georgia Texas North Carolina Virginia Vanderbilt Gonzaga NR 24 St. John s Hartford NR Others Receiving Votes: Wisconsin-Green Bay 46, Georgia Tech 42, Louisiana State 40, Texas Christian 38, Gardner-Webb 13, Dayton 10, Miami (Fla.) 7, Syracuse 6, DePaul 5, Vermont 5, Marist 4, Fresno State 2, James Madison 1, Marquette 1, Middle Tennessee 1. Bold denotes opponents 6 percent from 3-point range, knocking down 8-of-13 attempts. Sylvia Fowles led LSU with 22 points and 10. Quianna Chaney followed with 21 points and eight assists while Erica White tallied 15 points. LSU collected 12 steals, forcing 16 Auburn turnovers. AU shot 44.1 percent from the field and 42.9 percent from beyond the arc, hitting 6-of-14 attempts. The teams tied in rebounding with 30 boards each. Auburn never led in the game as LSU stormed out to an 18-4 lead. The Bayou Bengals would lead by as many as 28 points before Auburn cut the lead 20 at the final buzzer. LAST TIME OUT FOR AUBURN The Auburn women s basketball team fell to Arkansas Feb. 11 in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. Redshirt junior Jordan Greenleaf led the Tigers in scoring and rebounding with 16 points and nine boards. Auburn gave up 20 turnovers that turned into 22 Arkansas points, while the Tigers leading scorers, junior Alli Smalley (15.2 ppg) and senior KeKe Carrier (13.3 ppg), were held to a total of 10 points. The Tigers were able to take an early, 10-6, lead on the Razorbacks, but turnovers became an issue as Arkansas forced 10 that turned into 11 points in the first half. With 8:26 left to play in the opening period, the Tigers held a one-point lead, their last lead of the game as the Razorbacks would take over from there. In the second half, freshman Nicolle Thomas tried to ignite a spark in the Auburn offense, scoring eight consecutive Tiger points in less than two minutes. However, the flurry proved not enough as Arkansas built its lead to 15 by the final horn. The Tigers shot 42 percent (25-of-59) from the field while connecting on 4-of-16 from behind the arc and 4-of-7 from the line. Auburn won the rebounding battle, pulling down 40 boards to Arkansas 27. Charity Ford led a pack of four Razorbacks scoring in double digits, posting 18 points that included shooting 3-of-5 from outside the arc. C iera Ricketts recorded a team-high eight. Arkansas shot 51 percent (31-of-61) from the field, 6-of-18 from 3-point range and 5-of-7 from the line. LAST TIME OUT FOR LSU Senior guard Allison Hightower scored a game-high 19 points, and LSU s daunting defense held Florida to 19.6 percent shooting as the 23rd-ranked Lady Tigers snapped a two-game losing streak with a win over the Gators on Feb. 11 at the Stephen C. O Connell Center. Hightower finished 8-of-13 from the floor and 3-of-3 from 3-point range with three steals in 22 minutes. LaSondra Barrett and Courtney Jones each chipped in 11 points, and freshman Adrienne Webb came off the bench for a career-high 13 points on 3-of-7 shooting from 3-point range. Florida did not have a player register double-figures in scoring. The Lady Tigers took it right to the Gators in the first four minutes with a 10-0 run. Eight of the points came from Hightower who knocked down a pair of treys as she extended her consecutive games streak with a 3-pointer to nine. With the score in favor of LSU, the Lady Tigers outscored Florida 15-2 the remainder of the half. Webb s 3-pointer extended the lead to 28-11, Barrett had two layups and Swayze Black got into the scoring action with a layup on an assist from Destini Hughes. LSU led at the break. The Lady Tigers picked up right where they left off in the first two minutes on a Hughes layup and Hightower s third trey of the evening. The overwhelming lead grew to 43 points on a Jones jumper with 11:56 to go. It was LSU s largest margin of the contest. AUBURN VS. THE SEC Auburn is all-time in Southeastern Conference Games. Head coach Nell Fortner holds a record in the conference. NELL FORTNER VS. VAN CHANCELLOR This will be the ninth meeting between Nell Fortner and LSU s Van Chancellor with Chancellor owning a 6-2 advantage. Only three of the meetings are at the collegiate level as Chancellor and Fortner met five times between in the WNBA. Fortner coached the Indiana Fever while Chancellor coached the Houston Comets. Fortner is in her sixth season at Auburn and seventh overall as a collegiate head coach, holding a career record. Chancellor is in his 22nd season as a college head coach and holds a record. ON THIS DATE... When playing on Valentine s Day, Auburn has a 9-2 all-time record, Nell Fortner has a 1-0 record on Feb. 14. The Tigers last played on Feb. 14 in 2008, taking a win against Alabama. AGAINST THE PELICAN STATE Auburn holds a all-time record against teams from the state of Louisiana. LSU is the most frequent opponent as the teams have played 42 times. Records against Louisiana teams: Grambling (1-0), Louisiana-Monroe (0-1), LSU (28-14), Louisiana Tech (2-5), New Orleans (9-0), Nicholls State (1-0), Northwestern State (2-0), Southeastern Louisiana (1-0) and Tulane (2-1). AN OLYMPIC RING TO IT Sunday s game against LSU will mark the fifth time this season that Auburn head coach Nell Fortner, who was head coach of the U.S. National Team at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, will face another Olympic coach. LSU head coach Van Chancellor served as the U.S. head coach at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Others Auburn faced this season include Tennessee s Pat Summitt (1984 Head Coach, 1980 Assistant Coach) and South Carolina s Dawn Staley (2008 Assistant Coach). Fortner is 1-3 in the previous games, defeating Chancellor in Baton Rouge while falling to Summitt and twice to Staley. CAJUN TIGER Auburn senior KeKe Carrier, a native of Lake Charles, La., will play her home state team for the last time this weekend as the Tigers take on LSU. Lake Charles is 128 mile west of Baton Rouge down Interstate 10. AGAINST THE RANKED Auburn holds an all-time record against teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25 poll. Head Coach Nell Fortner is 9-33 against ranked teams at Auburn.

7 TIGERS RECORD WHEN... When wearing white When wearing blue When wearing orange In TV Games Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Scores 100+ points Scores points Scores points Scores points Scores points Scores fewer than 60 points Holds opponent to points Holds opponent to points Holds opponent to under 30 points Shoots 50% FG or better Shoots 40-49% FG Shoots 39% or under FG Holds opponent to 30% FG or under Shoots higher FG% than opponent Shoots lower FG% than opponent Shoots higher FT% then opponent Shoots lower FT% than opponent Out- opponent Out-rebounded by opponent Tied in Versus ranked opponent In overtime Games decided by 3 points or less Games decided by 4-5 points Games decided by 6-10 points Games decided by points Games decided by points Games decided by 30+ points AUBURN IN THE BEMC Season...W-L Total The Tigers are 2-1 all-time against teams ranked 23rd in the country, Fortner is 0-1 against teams ranked 23rd. The last game for the Tigers against a team ranked 23rd in the country came on Feb. 28, 2008 in a loss to Vanderbilt. The last win came on Jan. 25, 2001 in a win over Mississippi State. Auburn is 2-4 against teams ranked in the AP poll this season after wins at #11 LSU (64-62, OT) and against Georgia (67-53). The losses have come to #15 Texas A&M (79-59), #12 Florida State (82-67), #21 Vanderbilt (61-60) and #5 Tennessee (85-56). MORE RANKED... The Tigers are all-time when facing a ranked LSU squad. Head coach Nell Fortner is 1-5. Auburn and LSU have met once before when LSU was ranked 23rd in the country - AU downed No. 23 LSU, 60-51, on Jan. 25, 1992 in Auburn, Ala. BREAKING THE TOP 25 On Jan. 31, 4,568 fans showed up to Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum to see Auburn defeat ninth-ranked Georgia, The crowd marked the 25th-largest to ever see a women s basketball game at the BEMC. Three of Auburn s top-25 crowds have been against Georgia and six of the top-25 crowds have come in the Nell Fortner era. JOIN THE CLUB With her layup at the 18:21 mark in the second half against Vanderbilt, junior Alli Smalley joined an exclusive club as she became just the 25th Auburn player ever to score 1,000 career points. She finished the game with 19 points, giving her 1,007 on her career. Currently with 1,098 career points, she is the third player recruited to Auburn by Nell Fortner to reach the plateau, joining DeWanna Bonner (2,162 points) and Sherell Hobbs (1,372 points). MOVING ON UP Junior guard Alli Smalley (1,098 points) has been cruising up the career scoring rankings. She broke into the top 30 at the LSU game and three games later was ranked 24th all-time. Entering Sunday s game, she needs eight points to tie Samantha Williams ( ) for 23rd place. She is also seven 3-pointers away from tying Williams for third all-time in career 3-pointers. Senior KeKe Carrier made her way into the top 30 on Feb. 4 against South Carolina, scoring 14 points to tie Whitney Boddie ( ) for 30th all-time with 951 points. She is currently ranked 29th with 967 points and is four points from tying Laticia Morris ( ) for 28th. FIRST DOUBLE Junior guard Alli Smalley scored 17 points along with a career-high 11 Feb. 7 at Alabama, giving her the first double-double of her career. YOUTH MOVEMENT Of the 10 active players on Auburn s roster, seven are freshman or sophomores. KeKe Carrier is the lone senior on the roster with Alli Smalley and Jordan Greenleaf filling out the active junior class. The remainder of the roster is made up of three sophomores and four freshman. Auburn has started multiple freshmen in 10 games this season with Morgan Toles, Nicolle Thomas and Blanche Alverson earning the starting nod at least once. 10 PLAYERS For the first time this season, Auburn played with 10 players when it took on Alabama on Jan. 14. The Tigers welcomed back sophomores Chantel Hilliard and Morgan Jennings. Hilliard suffered an injury at San Diego State and missed the first three SEC games. Jennings tore her ACL in July and made her first appearance of the season agains the Crimson Tide. Prior to the Alabama game, Auburn had been down to eight active players. GOING TO THE O-BOARDS Auburn enters the game as the best offensive rebounding team in the SEC in SEC-only games, averaging 16.4 per game. Three of the top six individual offensive rebounders in the SEC are also Auburn players as Jordan Greenleaf ranks second (3.5), followed by KeKe Carrier (3.3) in third and Parrisha Simmons (3.0) in a tie for fifth. The Tigers have scored 155 second-chance points in SEC games, averaging 12.9 per game. FILLING A VOID Auburn lost four players from last season s SEC Championship team, a group of seniors that accounted for 5,091 career points, 2,547, 1,410 assists and 685 steals. Only two teams in the country, UC Riverside (eight players, 5,903 points) and Maryland (six players, 5,33 points) lost more points. UC Riverside (3,219 ) and Wintrop (six players, 2,560 ) lost more. No team in the country lost more assists or steals. DISHING IT OUT In Auburn s win over Georgia, freshman point guard Morgan Toles handed out a career-best 10 assists. It marked the first time this season for an Auburn player to tally double-digit assists. It is also the first time for an Auburn freshman to record double-digit assists since Kristen Mulligan handed out 11 against LSU on Jan. 24, more than 17 years ago. TOP FRESHMAN Freshman point guard Morgan Toles is the top freshman in the SEC in the assist rankings (5th overall, 4.3 apg) and assist-to-turnover ratio (9th overall, 1.3). Nationally, Toles ranks 11th in the country among freshmen (88th overall) in assists and eighth in the country (136th overall) in assist-toturnover ratio. EXCITING SEC GAMES Entering the games of Feb. 11, there have a total of 68 SEC games played and 33 of them have been decided by single digits! That s nearly half (48.5 percent) of all SEC games played this season. Each of the 12 league teams has been involved in at least three of those thrillers. There have been seven overtime games, with one needing triple-overtime and two needing double-overtime to determine the winner. Auburn has had five games decided by three points or less in the SEC this season and accounts for two of the seven overtime games. GETTING FREE BASKETBALL After picking up the overtime win at LSU on Jan. 10, Auburn completed its second overtime game in the season, as well as its second overtime game in a row. It marked just the second time ever for Auburn to play in back-to-back overtime games with it last occurring on Feb. 18 (L, at Tennessee) and Feb. 20 (L, at Arkansas) of Auburn s double overtime loss at Florida on Jan. 7 was the 7

8 Quoting Head Coach Nell Fortner On playing LSU... I expect it to be a really competitive game. Both teams are playing hard, trying to finish the conference season on a high note heading into the SEC Tournament. We had some success at their place, beating them in overtime and I think LSU will come in here with something to prove against us. We are working hard to prepare for this game. On LSU s top threats... I think Allison Hightower is one of the best players in this league. She is a dangerous player from a lot of areas on the floor, you always have to know where she is. LaSondra Barrett had a great game against us the first time we played them. So, we have to do a better job of defending her this time. On keys to winning... You have to defend LSU very well. They run a good motion offense and they are a very disciplined team offensively and they find their open shots. You have to try not to give them good looks at the basket. Tigers first overtime game in more than a year and first double overtime game in more than 20 years. It was the first overtime game since defeating Ohio State, 87-70, at home on Nov. 23, Head coach Nell Fortner is now 3-3 all-time at Auburn in overtime games. Auburn is now all-time in overtime games. A BIG WIN Auburn s overtime win at LSU on Jan. 10 marked the highest-ranked team to fall to the Tigers since Auburn defeated 10th-ranked Tennessee, 82-68, on Jan. 25, The Tigers topped that on Jan. 31 as Auburn downed ninthranked Georiga, REACHING 500 Senior KeKe Carrier s first rebound at LSU on Jan. 10 marked the 500th of her career, making her just the 22nd Auburn player ever to reach the 500-rebound plateau. She currently has 566 career and ranks 21st all-time, six behind Conswella Sparrow ( ) who ranks 20th alltime. Redshirt junior Jordan Greenleaf followed up in the very next game against Alabama with her 500th rebound. She now has 547 on her career to tie for 22nd all-time in career rebounding - 19 boards behind Carrier. CARRIER NAMED SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK For the first time in her career, Auburn senior KeKe Carrier was named the SEC Player of the week, the league announced Jan. 11. Carrier earned the award after leading Auburn the previous week with 20.5 points and 9.0 per game. Against Florida, she tallied her fifth double-double of the season with 24 points and 12. She scored 13 secondhalf points at Florida, leading the Tiger charge that overcame a 20-point deficit to force overtime. She also scored nine of Auburn s 16 overtime points. Carrier again had a big second-half at LSU, scoring nine of her 17 points in the second half to lead the Tigers to an overtime win over the nationally-ranked Lady Tigers. The first rebound Carrier pulled down in the LSU game marked the 500th of her career. IN THE TOP 30 Two Tigers this season have earned their way onto Auburn s top-30 career scoring list. With her 14 points at LSU on Jan. 10, junior Alli Smalley moved into the top-30 in career scoring at Auburn, passing Kristen Mulligan ( ), who was previously ranked 30th with 944 career points. Smalley currently ranks for 24th with 1,098 points. Senior KeKe Carrier earned her way onto the list on Feb. 4 against South Carolina. She scored 14 points to tie Whitney Boddie for 30th all-time with 951 career points. She is currently ranked 29th with 967 career points. Carrier and Smalley are the fourth and fifth players recruited to Auburn by head coach Nell Fortner to make the list, joining DeWanna Bonner (1st, 2,162 points), Sherell Hobbs (12th, 1,372 points) and Whitney Boddie (31st, 951 points). NO. 200 FOR NELL The Jan. 3 game against Mississippi State marked the 200th of Auburn head coach Nell Fortner s career as a head coach. Through 200 games, Fortner held a (.635) career record. Her first game as a head coach came on Nov. 22, 1996 in an win over Loyola Marymount while head coach at Purdue. CARRIER AND GREENLEAF NAMED TO SURF N SLAM ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM For their performance Dec at the San Diego State Surf N Slam Classic, Auburn senior KeKe Carrier and junior Jordan Greenleaf were named to the All-Tournament Team. Carrier averaged 14.5 points and 14.0 per game, including setting tournament records of 19 and six blocks - both against Valparaiso. Greenleaf averaged 15.0 points and 8.5 per game while collecting four steals against SDSU in the championship game. PULLING DOWN 19 In Auburn s win over Valparaiso, senior KeKe Carrier pulled down 19 in the game, the most for an Auburn player in 11 years. The last time a Tiger pulled down 19 was Nov. 27, 1998 as Conswella Sparrow grabbed 19 boards against Florida A&M. The 19 set a new Surf N Slam Tournament record and rank in a tie for 13th-most all-time at Auburn. GOING TO THE POST In Auburn s win over Liberty, the Tiger front court accounted for 47 points, 67.1 percent of the offensive output. It marked the first time since a Feb. 10, 2008 win at Arkansas (73-68) for the Auburn front court to out-score the back court. Against the Razorbacks, the front court accounted for 48 of the 73 points for 65.8 percent. The Tigers continued that trend in the next three games. At South Alabama, the front court scored 44 of the 71 points (62 percent), against Valpo it scored 39 of 51 (76.5 percent) and at San Diego State it scored 28 of 55 (50.9 percent). Against Mississippi State, it was a split between the front court and back court. WELCOME BACK After suffering an ACL injury in July, sophomore guard Morgan Jennings dressed for Auburn s Dec. 20 game at South Alabama. Though she did not play in the game, it marked the first of the season for her to dress out at. LOGGING THE MINUTES Senior center KeKe Carrier has been logging the minutes this season as she played more than 20 minutes in a 12-game stretch, including 32 at South Carolina. It marked the first time for Carrier to tally 20 or more minutes in 12 games in a row in her career, breaking her previous long streak of 10 games from Jan March 3, 2006 of her freshman season. Her streak ended against Vanderbilt as she was sidelined with an injury, playing only three minutes against the Commodores

9 SEC PRESEASON POLL (Media Vote) (First-place votes in Parentheses) SEC Champion LSU (12), Tennessee (6), Georgia (1), Vanderbilt (1) Order of Finish 1. LSU Tennessee Georgia Vanderbilt Mississippi State Florida Arkansas Auburn Ole Miss South Carolina Kentucky Alabama...24 Player of the Year Allison Hightower, LSU (18); LaSondra Barrett, LSU (1); Angie Bjorklund, UT (1) All-SEC First Team Ashley Houts, Georgia Angel Robinson, Georgia Allison Hightower, LSU Alexis Rack, Mississippi State Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee All-SEC Second Team Cieira Ricketts, Arkansas LaSondra Barrett, LSU Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee Meredith Marsh, Vanderbilt SEC PRESEASON POLL (Coaches Vote) SEC Champion Tennessee Order of Finish 1. Tennessee LSU Mississippi State Georgia Vanderbilt South Carolina Florida Auburn Arkansas Ole Miss Kentucky Alabama...13 Player of the Year Allison Hightower, LSU (9); Ashley Houts, Georgia (1); Angel Robinson, Georgia (1); Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss (1) All-SEC First Team Cieira Ricketts, Arkansas Ashley Houts, Georgia Angel Robinson, Georgia LaSondra Barrett, LSU Allison Hightower, LSU Alexis Rack, Mississippi State Angie Bjorklund, Tennessee Shekinna Stricklen, Tennessee All-SEC Second Team Alli Smalley, Auburn Porsha Phillips, Georgia Victoria Dunlap, Kentucky Bianca Thomas, Ole Miss Armelie Lumanu, Mississippi State Chanel Mokango, Mississippi State Glory Johnson, Tennessee Meredith Marsh, Vanderbilt Hannah Tuomi, Vanderbilt SUPER FRESHMAN Freshman Nicolle Thomas did against Florida State what no Auburn freshman has done in a long time. The Moultrie, Ga., native scored 27 points against the 12th-ranked Seminoles, the highest single-game scoring output by an Auburn freshman since Linda Godby scored 30 against Mercer on Feb. 23, Thomas stepped up again at Florida, banking in a 3-pointer with three seconds left to cap off an Auburn comeback and send the game into overtime. DOUBLE DOWN Senior KeKe Carrier tallied Auburn s first double-double of the season against Florida A&M in the 2009 Seminole Classic. The Lake Charles, La., native put up a season-high 17 points while coming one short of her career high with 12. She followed up in the very next game with another, tallying careerhighs of 28 points and 13 in Auburn s win at North Carolina A&T. Carrier tallied her third of the season against Valpo with 20 points and a career-high 19 and followed up with her fourth against Mississippi State with 18 points and 10. She tacked on her fifth double-double of the season with 24 points and 12 at Florida and added her sixth with 14 points and 12 against South Carolina on Feb. 4. Carrier is fourth in the SEC with six double-doubles, trailing Alabama s Tierney Jenkins (10), Kentucky s Victoria Dunlap (7) and South Carolina s Kelsey Bone (7). STARTING FRESHMEN In the Nov. 19 win over Alabama A&M, Nicolle Thomas made her first career appearance in the starting lineup, joining fellow freshman Morgan Toles. With two freshmen starting, it marked the first time for Auburn to have multiple freshmen in the starting lineup since March 3, 2006 when freshmen Whitney Boddie, DeWanna Bonner and KeKe Carrier started in the SEC Tournament against Tennessee. BACK IN THE LINEUP KeKe Carrier, the lone senior on Auburn s roster this season, made her 24th career start on Nov. 19 against Alabama A&M. It marked the first time for Carrier to start a game at Auburn since Feb. 11, 2007 when she started at Vanderbilt. HOME COOKIN Since a loss to Virginia on Jan. 5, 1992, the Auburn Tigers have compiled a record against non-conference opponents in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. Overall, Auburn has a record in its home facility for an.832 winning percentage. 15 IN A ROW Until the loss to Texas A&M, the Auburn women s basketball team had won 15 consecutive games at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum. With the season-opening win over Troy and victory over Alabama A&M, the Auburn women s basketball team has won its last 15 home games, dating back to the season. Auburn s last home loss came on Feb. 28, 2008 in a decision to Vanderbilt. The Tigers won the last home game of the season and followed up by winning all 12 home games last season. 78 AND COUNTING Auburn junior guard Alli Smalley earned her first collegiate start on Dec. 29, 2007 at Saint Joseph s, the 14th game of her collegiate career, and has not left. Since then, Smalley has started in 78 consecutive games. BLOCK PARTY Auburn tied the single-game school record for blocked shots on Nov. 19, 2009 with 17 against Alabama A&M. Auburn has twice before recorded 17 blocks in a game, first on Dec. 1, 1993 against Lamar and again on Feb. 23, 1994 against South Alabama. In the Alabama A&M game, freshman Pascale West tallied seven blocks while KeKe Carrier added five. OUTSIDE THE LEAGUE Nell Fortner has guided the Tigers to a ledger in non-conference play. When playing in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum, Fortner s teams have posted a 28-4 mark. The only four non-conference losses in BEMC came from Xavier on Dec. 2, 2005 (58-60), No. 2 Duke on Dec. 31, 2004 (61-80), No. 20 George Washington on Jan. 3, 2008 (68-66) and No. 15 Texas A&M on Nov. 22, 2009 (79-59). OFFENSE WINS GAMES Auburn is 77-2 when scoring 70 or more points in the Nell Fortner era. The only times Auburn has lost when scoring at least 70 points was on Jan. 20, 2005 vs. No. 7 Tennessee, and Feb. 19, 2009 at No. 18 Vanderbilt, When scoring less than 70 points, Auburn is during the Fortner era. IN FEBRUARY Auburn is all-time in the month of February, including a mark under Nell Fortner (records begin in season, not all dates provided prior to or during that season). DROPPING THE BANNER Prior to the Nov. 22 game against Texas A&M, the Auburn women s basketball team dropped its NCAA Tournament and SEC Championship banners from last season. The Tigers went 30-4 during the campaign, making its second NCAA Tournament in as many years. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY COACH! The Nov. 19, 83-56, win against Alabama A&M marked the five-year aniversary of Nell Fortner making her debut as Auburn s head coach. The Tigers lost her Auburn-opener, 64-56, en route to finishing in her first sesason. Since then, Fortner has put together a record on the Plains. SMALLEY NAMED PRESEASON ALL-SEC Auburn junior Alli Smalley, the lone starter from last year s squad, was named to the coaches Preseason All-SEC Second Team. The Arab, Ala., native, finished the season averaging 11.1 points and 2.0 three-pointers per game. She finished the season with 68 treys, a mark that ranked second all-time at Auburn, hitting 39.8 percent of her attempts. AUBURN PICKED EIGHTH IN SEC PRESEASON MEDIA AND COACHES POLLS Coming off a 30-4 season and a SEC title, the Auburn women s basketball team was picked eighth in the preseason SEC media and coaches polls. LSU was picked as the preseason favorite in the media poll, garnering 206 points; Auburn tallied 85 points. Tennessee edged 9

10 The Southeastern Conference Commissioner: Mike Slive Founded: 1933 Members: Alabama Crimson Tide Arkansas Lady Razorbacks Auburn Tigers Florida Gators Georgia Bulldogs Kentucky Wildcats LSU Tigers Mississippi Rebels Mississippi State Bulldogs South Carolina Gamecocks Tennessee Lady Volunteers Vanderbilt Commodores SEC Media Relations Women s Basketball Contact: Tammy Wilson Address: 2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. Birmingham, Ala Phone: Fax: twilson@sec.org Web site: SEC Women s Basketball Notes The SEC has posted impressive non-conference records in the last decade. The SEC compiled a (.730) non-conference record during the season. Since the 1990 season, the SEC has compiled a (.775) record against other conferences. The league has recorded 150+ wins during eight seasons and has never recorded a non-conference winning percentage below.723. SEC teams have earned appearances in 25 of 28 NCAA Final Fours, an accomplishment unmatched by any other league. Overall, SEC squads have filled 34 of the 112 Final Four berths, including having two Final Four teams in 1988 (Auburn, Tennessee), 1989 (Auburn, Tennessee), 1995 (Georgia, Tennessee), 1996 (Georgia, Tennessee), 1998 (Arkansas, Tennessee), 2004 (LSU, Tennessee), 2005 (LSU, Tennessee), 2007 (LSU, Tennessee) and 2008 (LSU, Tennessee). SEC teams have made 18 appearances in a nation-high 16 NCAA Championship games, winning eight NCAA Championships (Tennessee: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2007 and 2008). The league also had the distinction of providing both national finalists twice in its history in 1996 (Tennessee 83, Georgia 65) and in 1989 (Tennessee 76, Auburn 60). SEC teams have won 318 NCAA Tournament games against 162 losses (.663) for an average of 11.4 NCAA wins per year. In addition, all 12 current members have appeared in the NCAA Tournament. The SEC has paced the pack in NCAA tournament bids 21 times in its 28-year history. The SEC was the first league to ever have eight teams invited to the NCAA Tournament, doing so in 1999 and The SEC was also the first league to ever have seven teams invited to the NCAA Tournament and earned this honor a leading seven times (1986, 1991, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2004). The SEC is one of a handful of leagues to have won three national tournament titles with eight NCAA, two WNIT and three NWIT. Along with the eight NCAA championships won by Tennessee, Arkansas (1999) and Auburn (2003) captured the current Women s NIT titles. But the first-ever SEC national title belongs to Georgia, winners of the 1981 NWIT which predates the current NCAA tournament. LSU (1985) and Kentucky (1990) each won NWIT titles. Both Arkansas (1987) and South Carolina (1979) won the WNIT as members of their previous conferences. In 2003, Auburn won the WNIT title with wins over South Alabama, Florida State, Richmond, Creighton and Baylor. In 1999, the Arkansas Lady Razorbacks defeated Wisconsin to claim the SEC s first WNIT championship. In 1981, Georgia defeated Pittsburg, California and Arizona State (in OT) to capture the NWIT Championship, the first-ever national championship of any kind for the SEC in women s basketball. out LSU by one point in the coaches poll with 112, earning the title of preseason favorite. Auburn finished with 51 points. GREENLEAF RETURNS Jordan Greenleaf will return to the Auburn lineup after going down last December with an ACL injury. She played in five games last season, averaging 7.0 points and 5.2, before suffering the injury during practice on Dec. 4. As a sophomore, Greenleaf averaged 6.2 points and 5.4 per game while leading the team in blocks with 1.3 per game. STARTING EXPERIENCE Only three active Auburn players, Alli Smalley, Jordan Greenleaf and KeKe Carrier, entered the season with experience as a starter. Smalley, a junior, has started in 78 of her 91 games as a Tiger, while Greenleaf has started in 84 of 95. Both have been fixtures in the starting lineup since their freshman seasons. Carrier, a senior, has started in 45 of 115 games at Auburn, mostly during her freshman and sophomore seasons. Reneisha Hobbs and Morgan Jennings, who were both out with ACL injuries, also have starting experience. Hobbs started against UAB last season while Jennings started the first four games of the season in place of Whitney Boddie. TALL TIGERS Fans will notice a large Auburn lineup this season, one that has an average height of 72.5 inches (or approximately ) - a half inch taller than last season s average. With 11 players on the roster, five are 6-0 or taller. The Tigers also sport two of the three tallest players in the conference this season in 6-7 KeKe Carrier and 6-8 Pascale West. Kentucky freshman Anna Cole, at 6-7, is the only other SEC player in that league. MAKING IT HOME Nell Fortner enters her sixth season as Auburn s head coach, marking her longest tenure at any position in her career. The longest Fortner had stayed at a job prior to Auburn came from while she was an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech under legendary head coach Leon Barmore. BEING THERE FOR MY SISTER Two Auburn players see a familiar face each day when they come to practice as their older brothers are involved with the women s basketball team. Blake Smalley, the older brother of junior guard Alli Smalley, is a manager and one-time member of the Orange Crushers, the male practice team. He has worked with the team the past three seasons. William Alverson, the older brother of freshman forward Blanche Alverson, is in his first year as a member of the Orange Crushers practice team. NEW FACES Auburn welcomes four new faces to its lineup this season in freshmen Blanche Alverson (Andalusia, Ala.), Nicolle Thomas (Moultrie, Ga.), Morgan Toles (Fayetteville, Ga.) and Pascale West (LaGrange, Ga.). The recruiting class was ranked 18th in the country by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz. WNBA CHAMPIONS Former Tigers DeWanna Bonner and Le Coe Willingham earned a distinction no other Auburn player has ever achieved as the pair helped the Phoenix Mercury win the 2009 WNBA title. Bonner averaged 11.2 points and 5.8 per game for the Mercury and was named the WNBA s Sixth Woman of the Year. Willingham started every game of the season and averaged 10.0 points and 4.2 per outing. Phoenix finished the season with a league-best record and went on to defeat San Antonio in the first round of the playoffs and Los Angeles in the Western Conference Finals. The Mercury had to go all five games to take down Indiana in the WNBA Finals. FINAL SEASON IN BEARD-EAVES The season will be the last one for the Auburn women s basketball team in Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum as it will move across the street to the new Auburn Arena for the season. BEMC has been a friendly home for the Tigers as they have posted a record in the facility since The first Auburn women s game played in BEMC came on Jan. 11, 1974 as the Tigers, under head coach Susan Nunnelly, defeated Alabama, Auburn was 12-0 at home last season, the only team in the SEC (men s or women s) to go undefeated at home. It marked the seventh time since 1979 for AU to go undefeated at home. AUBURN TO HOST 2011 NCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS The new Auburn Arena will close out its first season of operation, March 19-22, as a host site for the first and second rounds of the 2011 NCAA Women s Basketball Tournament. Auburn s bid to host the opening rounds was selected by the NCAA and announced on Oct. 29, The 2011 event will mark the first time for Auburn to host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament under its current bid format. The Tigers hosted NCAA Tournament games on nine occasions between 1983 and 1993, posting an 11-0 record over that time. Auburn last hosted on March 21, 1993 when the Tigers downed Louisville, Auburn will be one of 16 first- and second-round sites in The complete list of host sites includes Albuquerque, N.M. (University of New Mexico,The Pit/Bob King Court) ; Auburn, Ala. (Auburn University, Auburn Arena); Charlottesville, Va. (University of Virginia, John Paul Jones Arena); Cincinnati, Ohio (Xavier University, Cintas Center); College Park, Md. (University of Maryland, Comcast Center); Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State University, St. John Arena); Durham, N.C. (Duke University, Cameron Indoor Stadium); Knoxville, Tenn. (University of Tennessee, Thompson-Boling Arena); Salt Lake City, Utah (University of Utah, John M. Huntsman Center); Spokane, Wash. (Gonzaga University, McCarthey Athletic Center); Shreveport, La. (Louisiana Tech University, CenturyTel Center); Stanford, Calif. (Stanford University, Maples Pavilion); Storrs, Conn. (University of Connecticut, Harry A. Gampel Pavilion); University Park, Penn. (Pennsylvania State University, Bryce Jordan Center); Waco, Texas (Baylor University, Ferrell Center); and Wichita, Kan. (Wichita State University, INTRUST Bank Arena)

11 The 16 advancing teams will continue play at four regional sites: Dayton, Ohio (University of Dayton Arena), Spokane, Wash. (Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena), Dallas, Texas (American Airlines Center) and Philadelphia, Pa. (Liacouras Center). The 2011 NCAA Women s Final Four will be held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. on April 3 and 5. TIGERS ON THE TUBE As part of the SEC s new television agreement with ESPN, the Auburn women s basketball team will be televised eight times this season on Fox Sports Net, CSS, the SEC Network and ESPNU. The SEC Tournament will be televised on Fox Sports Net, ESPNU and ESPN2. In all, the SEC will be televised in more than 70 games this season. Three of the TV games will be at home with the remaining five on the road. The Tigers television debut will be Jan. 7 on CSS at Florida, followed by a Jan. 10 Fox Sports Net game at LSU. The home debut will be Jan. 21 on CSS against Vanderbilt, the first of four consecutive televised games. Auburn will then make its SEC Net work debut, Jan. 24 at Kentucky, followed by its third and final CSS appearance Jan. 28 at Tennessee. The Tigers close out the month, Jan. 31, at home against Georgia on ESPNU. Fox Sports Net will televise the final two appearances, Feb. 7 at Alabama and Feb. 14 at home against LSU. NEW ARENA OPENING The official groundbreaking of the new $92.5 million Auburn basketball arena and practice facility was on Aug. 29, 2008, and the arena will open prior to the season. The arena, with approximate capacity of 9,600, will include more than 29,000 square feet of student-athlete space, a two-court practice facility, coaches offices, the Auburn University Athletic Ticket Office, an AU Team Store, the relocated Lovelace Museum, two food courts along with many other amenities. 360 Architecture of Kansas City, Mo., has been working with Davis Architects of Birmingham on the design of the arena. The firm of Robins & Morton of Birmingham is serving as construction manager. The 243,792 square foot facility will be built on campus north and west of the existing Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum on Roosevelt Drive, across the street from the Student Activities Center parking lot. The new arena will feature chair back seats along with bleacher seating for students. The building also will provide improved facilities for the student-athletes, including men s and women s locker room suites with sports medicine facilities, lounges and team meeting rooms. Along with a strength and conditioning center, a two-court practice facility will enable the men s and women s teams to practice simultaneously and while the arena is in use for other purposes. The arena will have 12 luxury suites on the arena level that will not only open inside the facility, but will also open on the outside of the arena for multiple entertaining opportunities throughout the year. Loge box seating will also be available as well as on-site food preparation. The seating configuration will offer better sight lines and will move fans closer to the court. The furthest seat will be just 43 feet in elevation from courtside, compared to 60 feet in elevation at Beard-Eaves, with two-thirds of the seats in the new facility being less than 27 feet in elevation from courtside. The scoreboard will feature a high-definition video board with full message/information center technology. For the student fan amenities, there will be a private entrance, a private courtside commons and food court and courtside seating that permits standing with unobstructed views. The new facility will serve as more than a sports complex. With over 12,000 square feet of banquet/entertainment space, its design affords ready adaptation in to a site for concerts and other culturalevents, convocations and other community gatherings. On-campus student housing is being constructed adjacent to the new arena creating a unique student village experience. Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum is entering its 42nd and final year of service to the University, while the new arena will be Auburn s fifth home arena in the 104 years of basketball. The Tigers other arenas have been The Gymnasium ( ), Alumni Gym ( ) and the Sports Arena ( ). 360 Architecture has been selected to design the new Oakland A s stadium and has designed the Miami Heat s American Airlines Arena, NHL s Columbus Blue Jackets Nationwide Arena, the University of Missouri s Mizzou Arena and the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. Auburn Home Game Day Satellite Feeds Auburn will be providing gameday feeds for select home games during the season. The feeds will include game highlights, as well as, interviews with head coach Nell Fortner and selected Auburn players. For more information, contact Steve Sain at The trouble number is Future feeds are as follows: Feb. 28 vs. Kentucky 5:45 p.m. All feeds can be found on: C-Band: Galaxy 28, Transponder 12 (downlink frequency is 3940 MHz-H) 2009 FALL SIGNEES I am very excited about this class, said Fortner. This class falls along the lines of the 2005 class of DeWanna Bonner, Whitney Boddie, Sherell Hobbs and KeKe Carrier. I think this class has a chance to do some really special things during their time here at Auburn. We want to win championships and I feel they will have opportunities to win some championships while they are here. With three players ranked in the top 100 in the nation, the signing class has been ranked 13th in the country by Blue Star, 18th by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz, 22nd by Dan Olson and 26th by All-Star Girls Report. This is a very balanced class and they all have room to get better, said Fortner. They all have tremendous upside and have had success in their high school years and that is always good to have kids that are used to winning, they come in here and expect to win. Peyton Davis Davis is a 6-5 center who plays for Mortimer Jordan High School in Morris, Ala., and the Alabama Roadrunners club team. As a rising junior, Davis was named to the ESPN.com HoopGurlz Top 100 Watch List and enters her senior year ranked as the 27th best post prospect in the country. Davis was named to the all-state and all-area while also earning All-Metro Academic honors and a spot on the North-South All-Star Team. A two-sport athlete in high school, she was also an all-area volleyball selection last season, leading the Birmingham metro area in blocks and kills. Camille Glymph Glymph, a 5-10 guard, is entering her senior year at J.L. Mann High School in Greenville, S.C. She also players for the Carolina Cougars club team. She enters the season ranked as the No. 52 overall prospect in the country by ESPN. com s HoopGurlz and the No. 13 guard prospect. A two-time all-state selection, Glymph has led Mann High School to two state championships during her tenure. She is also a three-time all-county and two-time all-region honoree Courtney Strain Strain, a 5-9 guard from Woodland, Ala., set the Alabama state scoring record as a junior last season at Woodland High School and is coming off a season in which she led the nation in scoring for the second year in a row with 34.5 points per game. A two-time Alabama 2A Player of the Year, she has been selected to the all-state first team in each of her three seasons at Woodland. Tyrese Tanner Tanner, a 6-2 forward, is playing for a Hoover High School team that is ranked 13th in the nation by ESPN.com. She enters her senior season ranked as the No. 43 overall prospect by Blue Star, 46th by All-Star Girls Report and 75th by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz. She is also ranked as the 13th-best wing in the country by HoopGurlz. She was ranked as high as seventh in the nation following her sophomore season in which she was named All-Region and All-Area for the second season in a row. She sat out her junior year because of injury, but has already made an impact in her return as she was the North team MVP in the annual North-South All-Star Game. Jassany Williams Williams, a 6-2 forward, plays for Nova High School in Davie, Fla. She enters her senior season ranked as the No. 59 overall prospect in the country by ESPN.com s HoopGurls and is the seventh-best post prospect in the nation. She also received a top-100 ranking from the All-Star Girls Report, coming in at 83rd. She has been recognized as an ESPN Rise Magazine Player to Watch as she led her team to a state runner-up finish as a junior. Named to the All-Sun- Sentinel and Miami Herald First Teams, she has also been recognized as part of the FAB 5 of Broward County

12 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Double-Doubles Season Career KeKe Carrier 6 13 Jordan Greenleaf 0 2 Alli Smalley Point Games Season Career KeKe Carrier 5 10 Alli Smalley 5 11 Nicolle Thomas Rebound Games Season Career KeKe Carrier 6 14 Jordan Greenleaf 2 6 Chantel Hilliard 1 1 Parrisha Simmons 1 1 Alli Smalley Assist Games Season Career Morgan Toles 1 1 GAMES LED AUBURN IN... Scoring Season Career KeKe Carrier Jordan Greenleaf 3 5 Alli Smalley Morgan Toles 1 1 Nicolle Thomas 1 1 Rebounding Season Career KeKe Carrier Jordan Greenleaf 8 20 Chantel Hilliard 1 2 Parrisha Simmons 5 7 Alli Smalley 1 1 Morgan Toles 1 1 Assists Season Career Blanche Alverson 2 2 Jordan Greenleaf 4 4 Morgan Jennings 2 2 Parrisha Simmons 1 1 Alli Smalley 3 17 Nicolle Thomas 1 1 Morgan Toles DOUBLE-DOUBLES PLayer Points Other KeKe Carrier (vs. FAMU) (reb.) KeKe Carrier (at NCAT) (reb.) KeKe Carrier (vs. Valpo) (reb.) KeKe Carrier (vs. MSU) (reb.) KeKe Carrier (at Fla.) (reb.) KeKe Carrier (vs. USC) (reb.) Alli Smalley (at Ala.) (reb.) Last time an Auburn Team... scored 100 points...auburn 119, Sam Houston State 54 (Dec. 5, 2008) scored 100 points at Auburn...Auburn 119, Sam Houston State 54 (Dec. 5, 2008) scored 100 points and lost...never scored 110 points...auburn 119, Sam Houston State 54 (Dec. 5, 2008) scored 115 points...auburn 119, Sam Houston State 54 (Dec. 5, 2008) had 25 + rebound margin Auburn 55, Sam Houston State 27 (Dec. 5, 2008) had 20 + rebound margin Auburn 48, South Alabama 26 (Dec. 20, 2009) attempted 35 free throws vs. Florida A&M (Nov. 28, 2009) made 30 free throws vs. Northwestern State (31-43) (Dec. 30, 2003) had 25 assists vs. Alabama (Jan. 22, 2009) had 25 turnovers at Kentucky (Jan. 24, 2010) had 25 steals vs. Arkansas-Little Rock (Dec. 2, 2000) scored 25 points or less vs. Mercer (1971) played an overtime game... at LSU (Jan. 10, 2010) played a double overtime game... at Florida (Jan. 7, 2010) Last time an Auburn Player... scored 40 points Conswella Sparrow vs. South Alabama (Feb. 17, 1998) scored 30 points DeWanna Bonner vs. Ole Miss (March 6, 2009) attempted 25 field goals Natasha Brackett (9-25) at LSU (Jan. 30, 2005) recorded a double-double...alli Smalley (17 pts./11 reb.) at Alabama (Feb. 7, 2010) two players recorded a double-double...whitney Boddie (15 pts/10 asst.) and DeWanna Bonner (32 pts./13 reb.) vs. Ole Miss (March 6, 2009) had a double-double at halftime... DeWanna Bonner (14 pts./10 reb.) vs. Ole Miss (March 6, 2009) recorded a triple-double...whitney Boddie (24 pts/11 rbs./12 asst.) vs. Sam Houston State (Dec. 5, 2008)...Marita Payne (15 pts./12 rebs./13 blocks) vs. Arkansas (Feb. 3, 2005) had 10 assists Whitney Boddie vs. Ole Miss (March 6, 2009) had 10 blocks Marita Payne vs. Arkansas (Feb. 3, 2005) had Jordan Greenleaf vs. Mississippi State (Jan. 3, 2010) had Monique Morehouse at LSU (Feb. 4, 1995) made 15 field goals Conswella Sparrow (15-16) vs. USA (Feb. 17, 1998) had 15 assists Martha Monk vs. Alabama State (Feb. 18, 1981) Last time an Auburn Opponent... scored 100 points... Georgia 102, Auburn 72 at Athens, Ga. (Mar. 3, 1984) scored 100 points at Auburn...Tuskegee 105, Auburn 98 (2OT) (Feb. 12, 1979) scored 100 points and lost...never scored 110 points...never had 25 + rebound margin...never had 20 + rebound margin Vanderbilt 47, Auburn 24 (March 1, 2002) attempted 35 free throws by Arizona (25-36) (Dec. 19, 2000) made 30 free throws by Arkansas (Jan. 22, 1995) had 25 turnovers by Alabama A&M (Nov. 14, 2008) had 15 steals by Texas A&M (Nov. 22, 2009) scored 25 points or less by Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (Dec. 17, 2000) scored 11 points or less by Montevallo (1973) by Jeff Davis (1973) Last time an Auburn Opponent s Player... scored 30 points Monika Bosilj of Florida International (Nov. 30, 2008) attempted 25 field goals Jantel Lavender (9-27) of Ohio State (Nov. 23, 2008) recorded a double double...tierney Jenkins (17 pts./13 rebs.) of Alabama (Feb. 7, 2010) recorded a triple double...ceira Ricketts (14 pts/13 rebs./12 asst.) of Arkansas (Jan. 18, 2009) had 10 assists Shantell Black of Ole Miss (March 6, 2009) had 10 blocks...never had Jantel Lavdender of Ohio State (Nov. 25, 2007) Jones of Louisiana-Lafayette (Dec. 17, 2005) had Sylvia Fowles of LSU (Jan. 28, 2007) made 15 field goals Chamique Holdsclaw (15-21) of Tennessee (Feb. 1, 1998) had 15 assists M Mahan of UAB (Nov. 24, 1980)

13 AUBURN IN THE SEC INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (As of February 12, 2010) Points per Game 1. Bianca Thomas (UM) Alli Smalley (AU) KeKe Carrier (AU) Rebounds per Game 1. Tierney Jenkins (UA) KeKe Carrier (AU) Jordan Greenleaf (AU) Offensive Rebounds per Game 1. Tierney Jenkins (UA) T3. Jordan Greenleaf (AU) T5. KeKe Carrier (AU) T5. Parrisha Simmons (AU) Defensive Rebounds per Game 1. Kelsey Bone (SC) T13. KeKe Carrier (AU) Field Goal Percentage 1. Nikki Byrd (UM) KeKe Carrier (AU) Three-Point Percentage 1. Angie Bjorklund (UT) Three-Point FG Made per Game 1. Alexis Rack (MSU) Alli Smalley (AU) Free Throw Percentage 1. Merideth Marsh (VU) Alli Smalley (AU) Assists per Game 1. Kayla Melson (UM) Morgan Toles (AU) Steals per Game 1. Victoria Dunlap (UK) Blocked Shots per Game 1. Kelly Cain (UT) KeKe Carrier (AU) Pascale West (AU) Jordan Greenleaf (AU) Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 1. Latear Eason (LSU) Morgan Toles (AU) AUBURN IN THE SEC TEAM RANKINGS Scoring Offense...11th (62.5) Scoring Defense...7th (62.9) Scoring Margin... 10th (-0.4) Free Throw Percentage...12th (.578) Field Goal Percentage...6th (.418) 3-Point FG Percentage...8th (.307) Field Goal Percentage Defense...12th (.406) 3-Point FG Percentage Defense...8th (.317) Rebounding Offense...4th (40.5) Rebounding Defense...2nd (34.5) Rebounding Margin...2nd (+6.0) Blocked Shots...3rd (5.0) Assists...8th (13.2) Steals...12th (5.8) Turnover Margin... 12th (-2.3) Assist/Turnover Ratio...6th (0.8) Offensive Rebounds...1st (16.4) Defensive Rebounds...10th (24.2) Three-Point FG Made...12th (3.8) Starting Lineups Guard (1) Guard (2) Guard/Forward (3) Forward (4) Forward/Center (5) GCSU (Exhibition) Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Chantel Hilliard Jordan Greenleaf TROY Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Chantel Hilliard Jordan Greenleaf at Temple Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Chantel Hilliard Jordan Greenleaf ALABAMA A&M Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier TEXAS A&M Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier GEORGIA SOUTHERN Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at Florida State Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier vs. Florida A&M Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at North Carolina A&T Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier GEORGE WASHINGTON Alli Smalley Nicolle Thomas Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier LIBERTY Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at South Alabama Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier vs. Valparaiso Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at San Diego State Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier MISSISSIPPI STATE Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at Florida Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at LSU Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf ALABAMA Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at South Carolina Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier VANDERBILT Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at Kentucky Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf at Tennessee Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier GEORGIA Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier SOUTH CAROLINA Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Blanche Alverson Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier at Alabama Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier ARKANSAS Morgan Toles Alli Smalley Parrisha Simmons Jordan Greenleaf KeKe Carrier Record by Starting Lineup Smalley, Thomas, Simmons, Greenleaf, Carrier 2-0 (1.000) Smalley, Simmons, Alverson, Greenleaf, Carrier 1-0 (1.000) Toles, Smalley, Thomas, Greenleaf, Carrier 3-2 (.600) Toles, Smalley, Simmons, Alverson, Greenleaf 1-1 (.500) Toles, Smalley, Simmons, Hilliard, Carrier 1-1 (.500) Toles, Smalley, Simmons, Greenleaf, Carrier 3-6 (.333) Toles, Smalley, Alverson, Greenleaf, Carrier 1-3 (.250)

14 AUBURN IN THE SEC INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS SEC-Only Games (As of February 12, 2010) Points per Game 1. Bianca Thomas (UM) Alli Smalley (AU) KeKe Carrier (AU) Rebounds per Game 1. Kelsey Bone (USC) T9. KeKe Carrier (AU) T9. Jordan Greenleaf (AU) Offensive Rebounds per Game 1. Glory Johnson (UT) Jordan Greenleaf (AU) KeKe Carrier (AU) T5. Parrisha Simmons (AU) Defensive Rebounds per Game 1. Kelsey Bone (SC) Field Goal Percentage 1. Kelley Cain (UT) KeKe Carrier (AU) Three-Point Percentage 1. Elizabeth Robertson (UM) Three-Point FG Made per Game 1. Alexis Rack (MS) T15. Alli Smalley (AU) Free Throw Percentage 1. LaSondra Barrett (LSU) Assists per Game 1. Kayla Melson (UM) Morgan Toles (AU) Steals per Game 1. Armelie Lumanu (MS) Jordan Greenleaf (AU) Blocked Shots per Game 1. Kelley Cain (UT) KeKe Carrier Jordan Greenleaf (AU) Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 1. Dedrea Magee (UA) Morgan Toles (AU) AUBURN IN THE SEC TEAM RANKINGS Scoring Offense...8th (59.6) Scoring Defense...9th (65.6) Scoring Margin... 10th (-6.0) Free Throw Percentage...12th (.557) Field Goal Percentage...5th (.412) 3-Point FG Percentage...10th (.279) Field Goal Percentage Defense...11th (.421) 3-Point FG Percentage Defense...8th (.324) Rebounding Offense...2nd (40.3) Rebounding Defense...3rd (33.3) Rebounding Margin...2nd (+7.0) Blocked Shots...3rd (4.8) Assists...6th (13.1) Steals...11th (5.0) Turnover Margin... 12th (-4.1) Assist/Turnover Ratio...6th (0.8) Offensive Rebounds...1st (16.4) Defensive Rebounds...7th (23.9) Three-Point FG Made...12th (3.3) Game-by-Game Leaders Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked Shots GCSU (Exhibition) 16-Thomas 12-Greenleaf 4-Toles 3-Toles, Alverson 1-Three tied TROY 23-Smalley 9-Greenleaf 5-Alverson 3-Greenleaf 1-Greenleaf at Temple 19-Smalley 6-Toles 8-Toles 4-Greenleaf 2-Carrier ALABAMA A&M 22-Smalley 8-Simmons 6-Toles 2-Four tied 7-West TEXAS A&M 18-Smalley 8-Carrier 4-Toles 2-Simmons 2-Alverson GEORGIA SOUTHERN 17-Carrier 6-Greenleaf 5-Toles 2-Toles 1-Carrier, Greenleaf at Florida State 27-Thomas 9-Greenleaf 5-Toles 1-Greenleaf, Smalley 1-Carrier vs. Florida A&M 17-Carrier, Smalley 12-Carrier 3-Greenleaf 3-Thomas 3-Carrier at North Carolina A&T 28-Carrier 13-Carrier 4-Greenleaf, Smalley 3-Smalley 3-Carrier GEORGE WASHINGTON 19-Smalley 12-Simmons 6-Smalley 3-Smalley 2-Carrier LIBERTY 17-Greenleaf 7-Greenleaf 4-Alverson 2-Smalley 1-Three tied at South Alabama 23-Carrier 11-Hilliard 3-Toles 2-Carrier 2-Carrier vs. Valparaiso 20-Carrier 19-Carrier 4-Toles, Simmons 1-Smalley, Simmons 6-Carrier at San Diego State 15-Greenleaf 9-Carrier, Simmons 6-Smalley 4-Greenleaf 1-Carrier MISSISSIPPI STATE 18-Carrier 16-Greenleaf 5-Toles 4-Greenleaf 2-Carrier at Florida 24-Carrier 12-Carrier 3-Greenleaf 2-Greenleaf, Simmons 3-Carrier at LSU 17-Toles, Carrier 9-Greenleaf 4-Greenleaf, Toles 1-Three tied 2-Carrier ALABAMA 27-Smalley 9-Carrier 6-Toles 3-Greenleaf 4-Carrier at South Carolina 14-Carrier 8-Greenleaf 4-Toles 3-Greenleaf 5-Carrier VANDERBILT 19-Smalley 8-Simmons 6-Toles 3-Toles 2-Greenleaf, Alverson at Kentucky 11-Carrier 8-Simmons 4-Jennings 1-Three tied 3-Carrier at Tennessee 21-Smalley 6-Carrier 5-Toles 2-Smalley, Greenleaf 6-Carrier GEORGIA 22-Smalley 9-Carrier 10-Toles 2-Toles, Greenleaf 4-Carrier SOUTH CAROLINA 16-Smalley 12-Carrier 5-Toles 1-Three tied 3-Carrier at Alabama 17-Smalley 11-Smalley 5-Toles 2-Hilliard 3-Greenleaf ARKANSAS 16-Greenleaf 9-Greenleaf 2-Three tied 1-Six tied 1-West

15 AUBURN IN THE NCAA INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS (Through Games as of February 12, 2010) Points per Game 1. Andrea Riley (Oklahoma State) Alli Smalley (Auburn) Rebounds per Game 1. Judie Lomax (Columbia) KeKe Carrier (Auburn) Jordan Greenleaf (Auburn) Field Goal Percentage 1. Diana Delva (Hartford) KeKe Carrier (Auburn) Alli Smalley (Auburn) Three-Point Percentage 1. Maggie Cosgrove (Sacred Heart) Three-Point FG Made per Game 1. Dawn Evans (James Madison) Free Throw Percentage 1. Kelsey Luna (Indiana State) Assists per Game 1. Courtney Vandersloot (Gonzaga) Morgan Toles (Auburn) Steals per Game 1. Kevi Luper (Oral Roberts) Blocked Shots per Game 1. Louella Tomlinson (St. Mary s) KeKe Carrier (Auburn) Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 1. Alison Lacey (Iowa State) Morgan Toles (Auburn) AUBURN IN THE NCAA TEAM RANKINGS (Out of 328 teams) Scoring Offense...191st (62.5) National Leader:... Oregon (85.5) Scoring Defense...161st (62.9) National Leader:... Connecticut (45.1) Scoring Margin th (-0.4) National Leader:...Connecticut (+39.1) Rebound Margin... 26th (+6.0) National Leader:...Liberty (+15.2) Field Goal Percentage...83rd (.418) National Leader:... Connecticut (.527) Field Goal Percentage Defense...232nd (.406) National Leader:... Connecticut (.306) Free Throw Percentage...327th (.578) National Leader:...Drexel (.809) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage...NR National Leader:... Ohio State (.415) Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Defense...172nd (.317) National Leader:...Nebraska (.243) Three-Point Field Goal Made...280th (3.8) National Leader:...Morehead State (10.3) Assists per Game...140th (13.2) National Leader:... Connecticut (20.4) Blocked Shots per Game...28th (5.0) National Leader:... Baylor (7.9) Steals per Game...321st (5.8) National Leader:...Oral Roberts (15.1) Turnovers per Game...125th (17.2) National Leader:...Arkansas-Little Rock (12.6) Personal Fouls per Game...25th (14.6) National Leader:... Dartmouth (12.4) Assist/Turnover Ratio...123rd (0.77) National Leader:... Connecticut (1.42) Turnover Margin th (-2.28) National Leader:... Georgetown (+8.74) Auburn Superlatives... First Half Most points scored in the first half...43, vs. Alabama ( ) Fewest points scored in the first half...15, at Temple ( ) and at Florida (1-7-10) Fewest points allowed in the first half...14, twice, vs. Alabama A&M ( ) and vs. George Washington ( ) Most points allowed in the first half...43, at Tennessee ( ) Best FG % in the first half , vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Worst FG % in the first half , at Florida (1-7-10) Best FG % by an opponent in the first half , vs. Arkansas ( ) Worst FG % by an opponent in the first half , vs. George Washington ( ) Most in the first half... 32, vs. Valparaiso ( ) Fewest in the first half...14, at Florida State ( ), at Tennessee ( ) and vs. South Carolina (2-4-10) Most by an opponent in the first half... 30, at Temple ( ) Fewest by an opponent in the first half...8, vs. Liberty ( ) and vs. Vanderbilt ( ) Second Half Most points scored in the second half...44, vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Fewest points scored in the second half...24, vs. Vanderbilt ( ) Fewest points allowed in the second half...18, vs. Florida A&M ( ) Most points allowed in the second half...51, at Florida State ( ) Best FG % in the second half , twice, at Temple ( ) and vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Worst FG % in the second half , at Florida State ( ) Best FG % by an opponent in the second half , vs. Liberty ( ) Worst FG % by an opponent in the second half , vs. Florida A&M ( ) Most in the second half...34, vs. Florida A&M ( ) Fewest in the second half...11, vs. Texas A&M ( ) Most by an opponent in the second half...26, at Florida State ( ) Fewest by an opponent in the second half...11, vs. Georgia ( ) Game Most points scored...83, vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Fewest points scored... 49, at South Carolina ( ) Most points allowed...85, at Tennessee ( ) Fewest points allowed...43, vs. George Washington ( ) Best FG % , at North Carolina A&T ( ) Worst FG % , at Florida (1-7-10) Best FG % by an opponent , vs. Texas A&M ( ) Worst FG % by an opponent , vs. Florida A&M ( ) Most...58, at Florida (1-7-10) Fewest...31, 3 times, at Temple ( ) vs. Texas A&M ( ) and at South Carolina ( ) Most by an opponent...46, at Florida (1-7-10) Fewest by an opponent...23, vs. Liberty ( ) Miscellaneous Largest margin of victory...27, vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Smallest margin of victory... 1, vs. Valparaiso ( ) Largest margin of defeat...29, at Tennessee ( ) Smallest margin of defeat...1, vs. Vanderbilt ( ) Largest halftime lead...25, vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Smallest halftime lead...1, vs. Mississippi State (1-3-10) Last time tied at halftime... Largest halftime deficit...18, at Florida (1-7-10) and at Tennessee ( ) Smallest halftime deficit...1, at Florida State ( ) Largest rebounding margin... 22, at South Alabama ( ) Smallest rebounding margin...1, at North Carolina A&T ( ) Last time tied in rebounding... Opponent s largest rebounding margin... 14, at Temple ( ) Opponents smallest rebounding margin...6, at Tennessee ( )

16 Auburn Individual Highs... First Half Points...19, KeKe Carrier at North Carolina A&T ( ) Field Goals Made...8, KeKe Carrier at North Carolina A&T ( ) Field Goal Attempts...12, Alli Smalley vs. Mississippi State (1-3-10) Field Goal Percentage (8-of-10), KeKe Carrier at North Carolina A&T ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made...4, on three occasions 3-Point Field Goal Attempts...7, Blanche Alverson vs. Liberty ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (4-of-4), Blanche Alverson vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Free Throws Made...6, Alli Smalley vs. Valparaiso ( ) Free Throws Attempted...7, Alli Smalley vs. Valparaiso ( ) Free Throw Percentage (4-of-4), on four occasions Rebounds... 11, KeKe Carrier vs. Valparaiso ( ) Assists...7, Morgan Toles vs. Georgia ( ) Blocked Shots... 4, KeKe Carrier vs. Valparaiso ( ) Steals...4, Jordan Greenleaf vs. Mississippi State (1-3-10) Second Half Points... 16, KeKe Carrier at South Alabama ( ) Field Goals Made...7, Alli Smalley at Alabama (2-7-10) Field Goal Attempts... 14, Alli Smalley at San Diego State ( ) Field Goal Percentage (5-of-6), Hilliard vs. Liberty ( ) and Toles at LSU ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made... 3, Alli Smalley at Temple ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts...7, Nicolle Thomas at Florida State ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (3-of-4), Alli Smalley at Temple ( ) Free Throws Made... 9, Jordan Greenleaf at Florida State ( ) Free Throws Attempted... 10, Jordan Greenleaf at Florida State ( ) Free Throw Percentage (6-6), Nicolle Thomas vs. Texas A&M ( ) Rebounds... 8, KeKe Carrier vs. Valparaiso ( ) and vs. Miss. St. (1-3-10) Assists...7, Morgan Toles at Temple ( ) Blocked Shots... 6, Pascale West vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Steals... 3, Jordan Greenleaf at Temple ( ) at SDSU ( ) and at USC ( ) Game Points...28, KeKe Carrier at North Carolina A&T ( ) Field Goals Made...11, KeKe Carrier at North Carolina A&T ( ) Field Goal Attempts...21, Alli Smalley vs. Troy ( ) Field Goal Percentage (9-of-11), KeKe Carrier vs. Alabama ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made...5, Nicolle Thomas at Florida State ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts...13, Nicolle Thomas at Florida State ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (4-of-5), Blanche Alverson vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Free Throws Made... 10, Jordan Greenleaf at Florida State ( ) Free Throws Attempted... 12, Greenleaf at FSU ( ) and Carrier vs. MSU (1-3-10) Free Throw Percentage on seven occasions Rebounds... 19, KeKe Carrier vs. Valparaiso ( ) Assists...10, Morgan Toles vs. Georgia ( ) Blocked Shots... 7, Pascale West vs. Alabama A&M ( ) Steals...4, Jordan Greenleaf on three occasions Opponent Individual Highs... First Half Points...12, Jones of FAMU ( ), Nettles of USA ( ), Bjorklund of UT ( ) Field Goals Made...6, Deidra Jones of Florida A&M ( ) Field Goal Attempts...12, Deidra Jones of Florida A&M ( ) Field Goal Percentage (5-of-7), A dia Mathies of Kentucky ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made...4, Nettles of USA ( ) and Bjorklund of UT ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts...8, Valerie Nainima of South Carolina (2-4-10) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (4-of-6), Shakira Nettles of South Alabama ( ) Free Throws Made... 5, Azania Stewart of Florida (1-7-10) Free Throws Attempted... 5, twice, McAppion of Troy ( ) and Stewart of Florida (1-7-10) Free Throw Percentage (5-5), Azania Stewart of Florida (1-7-10) Rebounds...7, on three occasions Assists...4, La Keisha Sutton of South Carolina (2-4-10) Blocked Shots...2, on five occasions Steals...4, Tanisha Smith of Texas A&M ( ) Second Half Points...19, LaSondra Barrett of LSU ( ) Field Goals Made...7, LaSondra Barrett of LSU ( ) Field Goal Attempts...11, on five occasions Field Goal Percentage (5-of-5), Devon Brown of Liberty ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made...4, Valerie Nainima of South Carolina ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts...6, Alexis Rack of Mississippi State (1-3-10) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (4-of-5), Valerie Nainima of South Carolina ( ) Free Throws Made...7, Jacinta Monroe of Florida State ( ) Free Throws Attempted...11, Jacinta Monroe of Florida State ( ) Free Throw Percentage (5-of-5), Danielle Adams of Texas A&M ( ) Rebounds... 9, Qiana Donald of Florida A&M ( ) Assists... 6, Courtney Ward of Florida State ( ) Blocked Shots...5, Jacinta Monroe of Florida State ( ) Steals...5, Lumanu of Mississippi State (1-3-10) and Rhoads of Vanderbilt ( ) Game Points...27, LaSondra Barrett of LSU ( ) Field Goals Made...10, Barrett of LSU ( ) and Bone of South Carolina (2-4-10) Field Goal Attempts...21, on three occasions Field Goal Percentage..778 (7-of-9), D. Brown of LU ( ) and J. Bradley of SDSU ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made... 6, Nainima of USC ( ) and Bjorklund of UT ( ) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts...13, Valerie Nainima of South Carolina (2-4-10) 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (4-of-5), Brittnie Davis of Troy ( ) Free Throws Made... 9, Azania Stewart of Florida (1-7-10) Free Throws Attempted...12, Jacinta Monroe of Florida State ( ) Free Throw Percentage on eight occasions Rebounds...14, Kelsey Bone of South Carolina (2-4-10) Assists...9, Ward of Florida State ( ) and Magee of Alabama (2-7-10) Blocked Shots...7, Jacinta Monroe of Florida State ( ) Steals...6, Smith of Texas A&M ( ) and Rhoads of Vanderbilt ( ) Minimums: FG % (min. 5 made), 3FG % (min. 3 made), FT % (min 3 made) Minimums: FG % (min. 5 made), 3FG % (min. 3 made), FT % (min 3 made)

17 Games Played Rk Player... Years...G 1 Ruthie Bolton Linda Godby Vickie Orr Kendall Mago Sharon Stewart Sherell Hobbs Mae Ola Bolton DeWanna Bonner Lori Monroe Charlene Thomas Chantel Tremitiere KeKe Carrier...05-pres Games Started Rk Player... Years...GS 1 Vickie Orr DeWanna Bonner Debra Larkin Kristen Mulligan Le Coe Willingham Tiffany Krantz Helene Baroody Samantha Williams Becky Jackson Sherell Hobbs Field Goals Rk Player... Years...FG 1 Becky Jackson Vickie Orr Marianne Merritt DeWanna Bonner Angie Hannah Mae Ola Bolton Carolyn Jones Natasha Brackett Linda Godby Lori Monroe Field Goal Attempts Rk Player... Years...FGA 1 Marianne Merritt ,795 2 DeWanna Bonner ,633 3 Vickie Orr ,528 4 Natasha Brackett ,514 5 Becky Jackson ,435 6 Angie Hannah ,396 7 Mae Ola Bolton ,371 8 Carolyn Jones ,353 9 Lori Monroe , Sherell Hobbs ,216 Auburn Career Records Field Goal PCT. (200 att.) Rk Player... Years... PCT 1 Becky Jackson ( ) 2 Conswella Sparrow ( ) 3 Vickie Orr ( ) 4 KeKe Carrier...05-pres ( ) 5 Lindy Godby ( ) 6 Sharon Stewart ( ) 7 Charlene Thomas ( ) 8 Angie Hannah ( ) 9 C. C. Hayden ( ) Le Coe Willingham ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Rk Player... Years...3FG 1 Tiffany Krantz Natasha Brackett Samantha Williams Alli Smalley...07-present Kristen Mulligan Carolyn Jones Shana Askew Tamela McCorvey Lynn Stevenson DeWanna Bonner Point Field Goal Attempts Rk Player... Years... ATT 1 Natasha Brackett Tiffany Krantz Samantha Williams Alli Smalley...07-present Kristen Mulligan Shana Askew Nitasha Brown Tamela McCorvey Carolyn Jones DeWanna Bonner Point Field Goals Pct. (100 Att.) Rk Player... Years...Pct. 1 Carolyn Jones ( ) 2 Kristen Mulligan ( ) 3 Suzette Sargeant (57-147) 4 Lynn Stevenson (83-221) 5 LaRita Spencer (59-162) 6 Louise Emeagi (78-217) 7 Tiffany Krantz ( ) 8 Joanna Clayden (62-184) 9 Tamela McCorvey (90-270) 10 Alli Smalley...07-pres ( ) Free Throws Rk Player... Years...FT 1 DeWanna Bonner Carolyn Jones Conswella Sparrow Le Coe Willingham Becky Jackson Vickie Orr Marianne Merritt Tasha Hamilton Lori Monroe Debra Larkin Free Throw Attempts Rk Player... Years...FT 1 DeWanna Bonner Carolyn Jones Becky Jackson Conswella Sparrow Marianna Merritt Le Coe Willingham Lori Monroe Tasha Hamilton Vickie Orr Free Throw Pct. (150 Att.) Rk Player... Years...Pct. 1 Carolyn Jones ( ) 2 Kristen Mulligan ( ) 3 DeWanna Bonner ( ) 4 Laticia Morris ( ) 5 Whitney Boddie ( ) 6 Linda Godby ( ) 7 Brenda Hill ( ) 8 Helene Baroody ( ) 9 Patrena Scruggs ( ) 10 Tonia Trail ( ) Scoring Average (30 games) Rk Player... Years... PPG 1 Marianne Merritt Carolyn Jones Becky Jackson DeWanna Bonner Vickie Orr Conswella Sparrow Natasha Brackett C.C. Hayden Angie Hannah Brenda Hill

18 Points Rk Player... Years... Points 1 DeWanna Bonner ,162 2 Becky Jackson ,068 3 Vickie Orr ,035 4 Marianne Merritt ,979 5 Carolyn Jones ,831 6 Natasha Brackett ,716 7 Mae Ola Bolton ,616 8 Angie Hannah ,583 9 Le Coe Willingham , , Lori Monroe , Tasha Hamilton , Sherell Hobbs , Linda Godby , Debra Larkin , C. C. Hayden , Conswella Sparrow , Brenda Hill , M. Morehouse , Lauretta Freeman , Sharon Stewart , Ruthie Bolton , Tiffany Krantz , Samantha Williams , Alli Smalley...07-present...1, Helene Baroody , Tara Williams Diann McNeil Laticia Morris KeKe Carrier...05-present Charlene Thomas Whitney Boddie Auburn Career Records Rebounds Rk Player... Years... Points 1 Becky Jackson ,118 2 DeWanna Bonner ,047 3 Lori Monroe ,015 4 Vickie Orr ,006 5 Lauretta Freeman Marianne Merritt Le Coe Willingham , M. Morehouse Charlene Thomas Sharon Stewart C.C.Hayden Kendall Mago Tasha Hamilton Mae Ola Bolton Marita Payne Sherell Hobbs Brenda Hill Angie Hannah Linda Godby Conswella Sparrow KeKe Carrier...05-present Jordan Greenleaf...06-present Tara Williams Rebounding Average (30 games) Rk Player... Years...RPG 1 Marianne Merritt Becky Jackson DeWanna Bonner Lauretta Freeman Lori Monroe C.C. Hayden Vickie Orr Le Coe Willingham , Mae Ola Bolton M. Morehouse Assists Rk Player... Years...AST 1 Whitney Boddie Renae Halbrooks Helene Baroody Kristen Mulligan Ruthie Bolton Martha Monk Chantel Tremitiere Tiffany Krantz Debra Larkin Samantha Williams Assist Average (30 games) Rk Player... Years...APG 1 Martha Monk Whitney Boddie Renae Halbrooks Helene Baroody Kristen Mulligan Ruthie Bolton Chantel Tremitiere LaRita Spencer Tiffany Krantz Debra Larkin Blocks Rk Player... Years...BLK 1 Marita Payne KeKe Carrier...05-present Linda Godby Vickie Orr Lori Monroe DeWanna Bonner Brenda Hill Becky Jackson Lauretta Freeman Jordan Greenleaf...06-present Steals Rk Player... Years...STL 1 Mae Ola Bolton Kristen Mulligan Ruthie Bolton Debra Larkin Helene Baroody Sherell Hobbs present DeWanna Bonner present Natasha Brackett Carolyn Jones Whitney Boddie present

19 Field Goals Rk Player... Year...FG 1 Tara Williams Angie Hannah Becky Jackson Vickie Orr DeWanna Bonner Vickie Orr Lauretta Freeman Marianne Merritt Carolyn Jones Angie Hannah Field Goal Attempts Rk Player... Year...FGA 1 Tara Williams Carolyn Jones DeWanna Bonner Marianne Merritt Angie Hannah Marianne Merritt Natasha Brackett Lauretta Freeman Vickie Orr Becky Jackson Point Field Goals Rk Player... Year...3FG 1 Tiffany Krantz Alli Smalley Natasha Brackett Tiffany Krantz Suzette Sargeant Tamela McCorvey Samantha Williams Nitasha Brown Kristen Mulligan Alli Smalley Carolyn Jones Alli Smalley Point Field Goal Attempts Rk Player... Year...3FGA 1 Natasha Brackett Tiffany Krantz Alli Smalley Alli Smalley Tamela McCorvey Samantha Williams Tiffany Krantz Samantha Williams Nitasha Brown Suzette Sargeant Alli Smalley Auburn Single-Season Records Free Throws Rk Player... Year...FT 1 DeWanna Bonner Carolyn Jones DeWanna Bonner Conswella Sparrow Carolyn Jones DeWanna Bonner Laticia Morris Le Coe Willingham Laticia Morris Tasha Hamilton Free Throw Attempts Rk Player... Year... FTA 1 DeWanna Bonner Carolyn Jones DeWanna Bonner Conswella Sparrow Becky Jackson Carolyn Jones Tasha Hamilton Danielette Coleman Conswella Sparrow DeWanna Bonner Points Rk Player... Year... PTS 1 DeWanna Bonner Carolyn Jones Carolyn Jones Becky Jackson Tara Williams DeWanna Bonner Vickie Orr Natasha Brackett Vickie Orr Angie Hannah Scoring Average Rk Player... Year... PPG 1 Marianne Merritt DeWanna Bonner Carolyn Jones Marianne Merritt Carolyn Jones Conswella Sparrow Lauretta Freeman DeWanna Bonner Laticia Morris Becky Jackson Rebounds Rk Player... Year...REB 1 Lauretta Freeman Marianne Merritt Becky Jackson Becky Jackson DeWanna Bonner Lori Monroe Sharon Stewart DeWanna Bonner Becky Jackson Vickie Orr Assists Rk Player... Year... AST 1 Martha Monk Whitney Boddie Martha Monk Renae Halbrooks Ruthie Bolton Chantel Tremitiere Helene Baroody Ruthie Bolton Helene Baroody Chantel Tremitiere Steals Rk Player... Year...STL 1 Marianne Merritt Debra Larkin Helene Baroody Mae Ola Bolton Carolyn Jones Kristen Mulligan Ruthie Bolton Mae Ola Bolton Sherell Hobbs Chantel Tremitiere Blocks Rk Player... Year...BLK 1 Marita Payne Marita Payne Marita Payne Linda Godby KeKe Carrier KeKe Carrier Vickie Orr DeWanna Bonner Vickie Orr Lori Monroe

20 Scoring Breakdown (Percentage of total points in parentheses) Opponent Front Court Back Court Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Starters Bench TROY 26 (37.1) 44 (62.9) (70.0) 21 (30.0) at Temple 20 (38.5) 32 (61.5) (65.4) 18 (34.6) ALABAMA A&M 34 (41.0) 49 (59.0) (66.3) 28 (33.7) TEXAS A&M 28 (47.5) 31 (52.5) (76.3) 14 (23.7) GEORGIA SOUTHERN 30 (48.4) 32 (51.6) (79.0) 13 (21.0) at Florida State 20 (29.9) 47 (70.1) (95.5) 3 (4.5) vs. Florida A&M 34 (49.3) 35 (50.7) (72.5) 19 (27.5) at North Carolina A&T 35 (46.1) 41 (53.9) (81.6) 14 (18.4) GEORGE WASHINGTON 23 (37.1) 39 (62.9) (71.0) 18 (29.0) LIBERTY 47 (67.1) 23 (32.9) (64.3) 25 (35.7) at South Alabama 44 (62.0) 27 (38.0) (78.9) 15 (21.1) vs. Valparaiso 39 (76.5) 12 (23.5) (92.2) 4 (7.8) at San Diego State 28 (50.9) 27 (49.1) (89.1) 6 (10.9) MISSISSIPPI STATE 29 (50.0) 29 (50.0) (82.8) 10 (17.2) at Florida 30 (44.1) 38 (55.9) (77.9) 15 (22.1) at LSU 31 (48.4) 33 (51.6) (73.4) 17 (26.6) ALABAMA 24 (32.4) 50 (67.6) (77.0) 17 (23.0) at South Carolina 25 (51.0) 24 (49.0) (85.7) 7 (14.3) VANDERBILT 32 (53.3) 28 (46.7) (68.3) 19 (31.7) at Kentucky 31 (62.0) 19 (38.0) (70.0) 15 (30.0) at Tennessee 19 (33.9) 37 (66.1) (80.4) 11 (19.6) GEORGIA 36 (53.7) 31 (46.2) (86.6) 9 (13.4) SOUTH CAROLINA 18 (31.0) 40 (69.0) (82.8) 10 (17.2) at Alabama 21 (39.6) 32 (60.4) (81.1) 10 (18.9) ARKANSAS 20 (34.5) 38 (65.5) (55.2) 26 (44.8)

21 Lead-Deficit Comparison Opponent Largest Lead Largest Deficit Lead Changes Ties Result TROY 9 (1st, 4:21) 2 (2nd, 14:49) 8 7 W, at Temple 1 (1st, 19:32) 21 (2nd, 19:21) 2 0 L, ALABAMA A&M 29 (2nd, 9:52) W, TEXAS A&M 2 (1st, 11:00) 23 (2nd, 7:53) 4 4 L, GEORGIA SOUTHERN 17 (2nd, 18:02) W, at Florida State 9 (1st, 6:50) 17 (2nd, 10:35) 5 2 L, vs. Florida A&M 26 (2nd, 0:28) W, at North Carolina A&T 19 (2nd, 5:15) 4 (1st, 13:23) 4 4 W, GEORGE WASHINGTON 23 (2nd, 18:02) W, LIBERTY 14 (1st, 0:14) 2 (1st, 18:29) 4 2 W, at South Alabama 22 (2nd, 3:35) 4 (1st, 12:44) 3 1 W, vs. Valparaiso 8 (1st, 5:16) 6 (2nd, 4:15) 2 2 W, at San Diego State 4 (1st, 15:13) 15 (2nd, 14:13) 2 3 L, MISSISSIPPI STATE 7 (1st, 5:57) 15 (2nd, 3:23) 11 8 L, at Florida 4 (OT, 3:39) 20 (1sr, 2:09) 3 2 L, (2OT) at LSU 6 (1st, 4:07) 7 (2nd, 1:33) 4 7 W, (OT) ALABAMA 21 (1st, 5:12) W, at South Carolina (2nd, 9:12) 0 3 L, VANDERBILT 10 (1st, 9:25) 8 (2nd, 2:25) 1 3 L, at Kentucky (1st, 4:11) 0 0 L, at Tennessee 5 (1st, 18:27) 33 (2nd, 2:53) 1 1 L, GEORGIA 16 (2nd, 0:46) 2 (1st, 16:57) 4 5 W, SOUTH CAROLINA 6 (1st, 12:53) 8 (2nd, 13:28) 13 8 L, at Alabama 2 (1st, 19:43) 12 (2nd, 5:12) 1 4 L, ARKANSAS 4 (1st, 16:52) 15 (2nd, 4:02) 1 3 L,

22 Specialty Statistics (Auburn-Opponent) Opponent Bench Points Points in the Paint Points off Turnovers Second Chance Points Fast Break Points TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY at South Alabama vs. Valparaiso at San Diego State MISSISSIPPI STATE at Florida at LSU ALABAMA at South Carolina VANDERBILT at Kentucky at Tennessee GEORGIA SOUTH CAROLINA at Alabama ARKANSAS

23 Comparison Statistics (Auburn/Opponent) Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Reb. Mar Assist TO Bk Stl Fouls TROY / / / / / / at Temple / / / / / / ALABAMA A&M / / / / / / TEXAS A&M / / / / / / GEORGIA SOUTHERN / / / / / / at Florida State / / / / / / vs. Florida A&M / / / / / / at N. C. A&T / / / / / / G. WASHINGTON / / / / / / LIBERTY / / / / / / at South Alabama / / / / / / vs. Valparaiso / / / / / / at San Diego St / / / / / / MISSISSIPPI ST / / / / / / at Florida / / / / / / at LSU / / / / / / ALABAMA / / / / / / at South Carolina / / /8/15.200/ / / VANDERBILT / / / / / / at Kentucky / / / / / / at Tennessee / / / / / / GEORGIA / / / / / / SOUTH CAROLINA / / / / / / at Alabama / / / / / / ARKANSAS / / / / / /

24 Nell FORTNER Head Coach Sixth Season at Auburn Seventh Season as a Head Coach Career Record: Auburn Record: Fortner Year-by-Year Texas, Player ( ) Year Record Conf. Other Information th AIAW rd AIAW th AIAW th AIAW Stephen F. Austin, Graduate Assistant/Assistant ( ) Year Record Conf. Other Information WNIT Third Round Southland Champions NCAA Second Round Southland Champions NCAA Regional Finalist Southland Champions NCAA Regional Finalist Louisiana Tech, Assistant Coach ( ) Year Record Conf. Other Information American South Conference Runner-Up NCAA First Round NCAA First Round Sun Belt Conference Champion NCAA Elite Eight Sun Belt Conference Champion NCAA Runner-up Sun Belt Conference Champion NCAA Sweet 16 USA Basketball, Assistant Coach ( ) Purdue, Head Coach ( ) Year Record Conf. Other Information Big Ten Co-Champions NCAA Second Round USA Basketball, Head Coach ( ) Overall Record (.869) Indiana Fever (WNBA), Head Coach ( ) Year Record Conf. Other Information WNBA Playoffs First Round Auburn, Head Coach (2004-present) Year Record Conf. Other Information WNIT Quarterfinals NCAA First Round SEC Champions SEC Tournament Runner-Up NCAA Second Round Coached Auburn to its first SEC title in 20 years last season Produced Auburn s first SEC Player of the Year since 1989 in DeWanna Bonner Has an overall record of for a.616 winning percentage Sports a (.730) record as a head coach, assistant coach and player at all levels (college, professional, international) Coached teams to 11 NCAA Tournament appearances, eight as an assistant coach and three as a head coach 2000 USA Basketball Coach of the Year 1997 and 2009 Basketball Times National Coach of the Year 2009 Russell Athletic/WBCA Region III Coach of the Year 1997 Big Ten Coach of the Year 2009 SEC Coach of the Year Led the U.S. National Team to a gold medal in the 2000 Olympics Coached 10 different U.S. squads to a (.869) record Served as an assistant coach for the U.S. National Team that won a gold medal at the 1996 Olympics Coached three players to State Farm/WBCA All-America honors Coached seven players to nine all-conference honors Has coached Auburn to three straight 20-win seasons, including a 30-win season in Auburn s first in 20 years Produced two WNBA draft picks (DeWanna Bonner and Whitney Boddie) out of her first recruiting class at Auburn Spent three years as Head Coach and General Manager of the WNBA s Indiana Fever, leading the team to the playoffs in her second season As an assistant coach at Louisiana Tech, helped the team to the Sweet 16 in 1995 and the National Championship game in 1994 Spent four years as a studio analyst with ESPN ( , 2005 WNBA Playoffs) All-time record as player and coach at all levels: (.730) 27 years Record as a WNBA coach: (.429) 3 seasons Record as USA Head Coach: (.869) 4 years Record as a collegiate player: (.830) 4 seasons Record as a collegiate coach: (.729) 16 seasons Record as a collegiate assistant coach: (.810) 9 seasons Record as a collegiate head coach: (.616) 7 seasons Record at Auburn: (.617) 6 seasons SEC Record: (.463) 6 seasons

25 KeKe CARRIER #33 Senior Center 6-7 Lake Charles, La. LaGrange High School 13.3 ppg CARRIER CAREER STATISTICS 57.2 fg% Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg REDSHIRT rpg Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M * TEXAS A&M * GEORGIA SOUTHERN * at Florida State * vs. Florida A&M * at North Carolina A&T * GEORGE WASHINGTON * LIBERTY * at South Alabama * vs. Valparaiso * at San Diego State * MISSISSIPPI STATE * at Florida * at LSU ALABAMA * at South Carolina * VANDERBILT * at Kentucky at Tennessee * GEORIGA * SOUTH CAROLINA * at Alabama * ARKANSAS * LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 28 at North Carolina A&T (12/1/09) Rebounds 19 vs. Valparaiso (12/29/09) Assists 4 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Blocks 6 at Tennessee (1/28/10) Steals 2 3 times, last at S. Alabama (12/20/09) Field Goals 11 at North Carolina A&T (12/1/09) Field Goal Attempts 16 twice, last at LSU (1/10/10) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 8 vs. Mississippi State (1/3/10) Free Throw Attempts 12 vs. Mississippi State (1/3/10) CAREER HIGHS Points 28 at North Carolina A&T (12/1/09) Rebounds 19 vs. Valparaiso (12/29/09) Assists 4 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Blocks 9 vs. Alabama State (11/15/06) Steals 3 vs. Ohio (12/13/06) Field Goals 11 at North Carolina A&T (12/1/09) Field Goal Attempts 20 vs. Xavier (11/23/06) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 8 twice, last vs. Miss. State (1/3/10) Free Throw Attempts 12 vs. Mississippi State (1/3/10)

26 KEKE CARRIER **ALL-SEC CANDIDATE** NOTES: Is 12 blocks away from tying Linda Godby for fourth all-time at Auburn in single-season blocks Posted a 14 point, 12 rebound effort against South Carolina - her sixth double-double of the season Was injured early against Vanderbilt, returned to the court off the bench at Kentucky Ranks 10th in scoring in the SEC, sixth in rebounding, fifth in field goal percentage, third in blocked shots Ranks 18th in the nation in blocked shots and 14th in field goal percentage Ranks third in the SEC in blocks per game in SEC-only games with 2.8 Has blocked five or more shots on four occasions this season Named SEC Player of the Week (Jan. 11) Became the 22nd player ever at Auburn to reach 500, currently has 566 on her career Is 4 points from tying for 28th all-time in career scoring and 15 from 27th Needs 33 points to reach 1,000 career points Is 6 away from reaching the Auburn career top-20 career rebound list Ranks second all-time at Auburn in career blocks with 205 Has six double-doubles on the season, ranking her fourth in the SEC Named to Surf N Slam Classic All-Tournament Team Set a Surf N Slam Tournament record with 19 over Valpo, a mark that also ranks in a tie for 13th all-time at Auburn in single-game Also set a Surf N Slam record with 6 blocks against Valparaiso Played 20 or more minutes in 12 consecutive games for the first time in her career, ending the run vs. Vanderbilt Set a career high with 28 points and tied career high with 13 at North Carolina A&T Made her first start of the season against Alabama A&M, her first start since Feb. 11, 2007 at Vanderbilt Entered the season as one of only three active Auburn players that had started a game in their career Ranks fourth all-time at Auburn in career field goal percentage (55.3 percent)

27 Jordan GREENLEAF #21 Redshirt Junior Forward 6-1 Rex, Ga. Morrow High School NOTES: Is T9th in rebounding in the SEC, 2nd in offensive and 14th in steals in SEC-only games Pulled down her 500th career rebound with 5:43 left in the game against Alabama on Jan. 14 Named to Surf N Slam Classic All-Tournament Team Set a new career high with five assists against George Washington Tied her career high with 17 points against Liberty; set career high in with 16 against Mississippi State Took over 10th place all-time at Auburn in career blocks with her rejection against Georgia Southern, she now has 102 on her career Returns to the Auburn lineup this season after sitting out most of the season with an ACL injury, played in five games, averaging 7.0 pts. and 5.2 rebs. Entered the season as one of only three active Auburn players that had started a game in their career Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) * TROY * at Temple * ALABAMA A&M * TEXAS A&M * GEORGIA SOUTHERN * at Florida State * vs. Florida A&M * at North Carolina A&T * GEORGE WASHINGTON * LIBERTY * at South Alabama * vs. Valparaiso * at San Diego State * MISSISSIPPI STATE * at Florida * at LSU * ALABAMA * at South Carolina * VANDERBILT * at Kentucky * at Tennessee * GEORIGA * SOUTH CAROLINA * at Alabama * ARKANSAS * LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY GREENLEAF CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 17 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Rebounds 16 vs. Mississippi State (1/3/10) Assists 5 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Blocks 3 at Alabama (2/7/10) Steals 4 3 times, last vs. Miss. St. (1/3/10) Field Goals 7 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10) Field Goal Attempts 15 at San Diego State (12/30/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts 1 at Florida State (11/27/09) Free Throws 10 at Florida State (11/27/09) Free Throw Attempts 12 at Florida State (11/27/09) CAREER HIGHS Points 17 twice, last vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Rebounds 16 vs. Mississippi State (1/3/10) Assists 5 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Blocks 6 at Alabama (1/27/08) Steals 6 vs. Jackson State (12/6/06) Field Goals 7 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10) Field Goal Attempts 15 at San Diego State (12/30/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts 1 twice, last at Florida State (11/27/09) Free Throws 10 at Florida State (11/27/09) Free Throw Attempts 12 at Florida State (11/27/09)

28 Reneisha HOBBS #22 Junior Guard 5-10 Huntsville, Ala. J.O. Johnson High School NOTES: Suffered an ACL injury on Oct. 25 during the team s Season Kickoff scrimmage; is expected to miss the season Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY at South Alabama vs. Valparaiso at San Diego State MISSISSIPPI STATE at Florida at LSU ALABAMA at South Carolina VANDERBILT at Kentucky at Tennessee GEORIGA SOUTH CAROLINA at Alabama ARKANSAS LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY HOBBS CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg REDSHIRT TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points Rebounds Assists Blocks Steals Field Goals Field Goal Attempts 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws Free Throw Attempts CAREER HIGHS Points 13 vs. Sam Houston State (12/5/08) Rebounds 5 twice, last at GSU (11/19/08) Assists 2 4 times, last vs. Arkansas (03/1/09) Blocks 1 twice, last at Alabama A&M (11/14/08) Steals 2 4 times, last vs. Lehigh (3/21/08) Field Goals 5 at UAB (11/26/08) Field Goal Attempts 8 twice, last vs. SHSU (12/5/08) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts 1 at Maryland-Eastern Shore (3/19/06) Free Throws 5 vs. Sam Houston State (12/5/08) Free Throw Attempts 8 vs. Sam Houston State (12/5/08)

29 Alli SMALLEY #5 Junior Guard 5-8 Arab, Ala. Arab High School 15.2 ppg SMALLEY CAREER STATISTICS fg% 4.4 rpg Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) * TROY * at Temple * ALABAMA A&M * TEXAS A&M * GEORGIA SOUTHERN * at Florida State * vs. Florida A&M * at North Carolina A&T * GEORGE WASHINGTON * LIBERTY * at South Alabama * vs. Valparaiso * at San Diego State * MISSISSIPPI STATE * at Florida * at LSU * ALABAMA * at South Carolina * VANDERBILT * at Kentucky * at Tennessee * GEORIGA * SOUTH CAROLINA * at Alabama * ARKANSAS * LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 27 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Rebounds 11 vs. Alabama (2/7/10) Assists 6 twice, last at SDSU (12/30/09) Blocks 1 5 times, last vs. Alabama (2/7/10) Steals 3 twice, last vs. GW (12/5/09) Field Goals 10 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Field Goal Attempts 21 vs. Troy (11/13/09) 3-Point Field Goals 4 twice, last vs. Alabama (1/14/10) 3-Point FG Attempts 9 3 times, last vs. Georgia (1/31/10) Free Throws 6 twice, last vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09) Free Throw Attempts 8 vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09) CAREER HIGHS Points 27 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Rebounds 11 vs. Alabama (2/7/10) Assists 6 3 times, last at SDSU (12/30/09) Blocks 2 vs. Georgia (1/13/08) Steals 4 at Georgia Southern (11/19/08) Field Goals 10 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Field Goal Attempts 21 vs. Troy (11/13/09) 3-Point Field Goals 5 twice, last at LSU (2/1/09) 3-Point FG Attempts 10 twice, last vs. Ohio State (11/23/08) Free Throws 6 4 times, last vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09) Free Throw Attempts 8 3 times, last vs. Valparaiso (12/28/08)

30 ALLI SMALLEY **ALL-SEC CANDIDATE** NOTES: Preseason All-SEC Second Team 2008 All-SEC Freshman Team 2008 Gballmag.com Freshman All-American Hit a 3-pointer with 3.1 seconds left at LSU to send the game into overtime - the second time in her career one of her 3-pointers sent a game into overtime (vs. Ohio State on Nov. 23, 2008) Tallied first career double-double at Alabama with 17 points and 11 Scored 21 points at Tennessee and 22 points against Georgia, marking just the second time in her career to log back-to-back games of 20 points or more Scored her 1,000th career point at the 18:21 mark in the second half against Vanderbilt, becoming the 25th Auburn player ever to reach the plateau and third under Nell Fortner Hit a deep 3-pointer with 45 seconds remaining against Vanderbilt to cut the lead to one Enters Thursday s game with 1,092 career points, needing 14 points to tie for 23rd all-time in career scoring at Auburn Set or tied her career high for the second time this season with 27 points against in-state rival Alabama; tied her previous career-high of 23 points against Troy on Nov. 13 Has scored 20 or more points on five occasions this season Is seven 3-pointers away from tying Smantha Williams ( ) for fourth all-time in career 3-pointers at Auburn With a 32.9 three-point percentage, she ranks 10th all-time at Auburn Ranks 6th in the SEC in scoring (15.2 ppg) and is eighth in SEC-only games with 15.5 ppg Has scored in double digits in all but three games this season and has scored more than 20 on five occasions Has hit a 3-pointer in all but five games this season Has started in 78 consecutive games Tied her career high of 23 points in the season-opener against Troy (Nov. 13), tying her mark against Ohio State the previous season Is the lone returning starter from last season s SEC Championship team Entered the season as one of only three active Auburn players that had started a game in their career Her older brother Blake is a manager for the Auburn women s basketball team

31 Chantel HILLIARD #23 Sophomore Forward/Center 6-2 Biloxi, Miss. St. Martin High School NOTES: Returned to the court on Jan. 14 against Alabama Sufferend an injury at San Diego State, missed first three SEC games Set a new career high with 14 points off the bench against Liberty; followed up with a career-high 11 at South Alabama After starting first two games of the season, she came off the bench against Alabama A&M for 8 points and 2 steals Earned her first collegiate start against Troy (Nov. 13) and tied her career high with 13 points Posted 11 points and 5 in Auburn s exhibition win over Georgia College & State University Came on late last season to fulfill Auburn s Sixth Woman role Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) * TROY * at Temple * ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY at South Alabama vs. Valparaiso at San Diego State MISSISSIPPI STATE at Florida at LSU ALABAMA at South Carolina VANDERBILT at Kentucky at Tennessee GEORIGA SOUTH CAROLINA at Alabama ARKANSAS LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY HILLIARD CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 14 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Rebounds 11 at South Alabama (12/20/09) Assists 2 at Kentucky (1/24/10) Blocks 2 3 times, last at S. Alabama (12/20/09) Steals 2 3 times, last vs. Alabama (2/7/10) Field Goals 6 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Field Goal Attempts 8 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 5 vs. Troy (11/13/09) Free Throw Attempts 9 vs. Troy (11/13/09) CAREER HIGHS Points 14 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Rebounds 11 at South Alabama (12/20/09) Assists 2 twice, last at Kentucky (1/24/10) Blocks 3 twice, last vs. Duquesne (12/29/08) Steals 3 vs. Duquesne (12/29/08) Field Goals 6 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Field Goal Attempts 9 twice, last at Alabama (2/8/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts 1 twice, last at Alabama (2/8/09) Free Throws 5 twice, last vs. Troy (11/13/09) Free Throw Attempts 12 vs. Sam Houston State (12/5/08)

32 Morgan JENNINGS #2 Sophomore Guard 5-8 Atlanta, Ga. Frederick Douglass High School NOTES: Led Auburn in assists for the first time in her career with four at Kentucky Played 13 minutes against Vanderbilt, scoring four points with two assists Made her season debut against Alabama on Jan. 14, tallying one point and a steal in five minutes Dressed for the first time this season at South Alabama, did not play Suffered an ACL injury in July and is expected to be out for 2-3 months Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY at South Alabama DNP - COACHES DECISION vs. Valparaiso DNP - COACHES DECISION at San Diego State DNP - COACHES DECISION MISSISSIPPI STATE DNP - COACHES DECISION at Florida DNP - COACHES DECISION at LSU DNP - COACHES DECISION ALABAMA at South Carolina DNP - COACHES DECISION VANDERBILT at Kentucky at Tennessee GEORIGA DNP - COACHES DECISION SOUTH CAROLINA at Alabama ARKANSAS LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY JENNINGS CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 4 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10) Rebounds 2 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10) Assists 4 at Kentucky (1/24/10) Blocks Steals 1 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Field Goals 2 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10) Field Goal Attempts 6 vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 1 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Free Throw Attempts 2 vs. Alabama (1/14/10) CAREER HIGHS Points 14 at UAB (11/26/08) Rebounds 5 vs. Temple (11/17/08) Assists 6 vs. Temple (11/17/08) Blocks Steals 3 vs. Temple (11/17/08) Field Goals 6 at UAB (11/26/08) Field Goal Attempts 8 twice, last vs. N.C. A&T (12/3/08) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 2 3 times, last at Arkansas (1/19/09) Free Throw Attempts 3 three times, last vs. N.C. A&T (12/3/08)

33 Parrisha SIMMONS #4 Sophomore Guard 6-0 Macon, Ga. Southwest Macon High School NOTES: Returned to the starting lineup at Alabama on Feb. 7 Ranks T5th in the SEC (3.2) in offensive rebounding Came off the bench to lead Auburn in rebounding with eight, along with nine points, against Vanderbilt Notched her first double-digit rebound night, pulling down 12 against George Washington Returned to the starting lineup at North Carolina A&T, scoring a career high nine points on 4-of-5 shooting Two of her three against Georgia Southern were offensive off free throws that helped preserve the Auburn victory Made her first collegiate start against Troy (Nov. 13), scoring 7 points along with 6 Tallied a double-double with 14 points and 11 in the exhibition win over Georgia College & State University Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) * TROY * at Temple * ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T * GEORGE WASHINGTON * LIBERTY * at South Alabama * vs. Valparaiso * at San Diego State * MISSISSIPPI STATE * at Florida * at LSU * ALABAMA * at South Carolina * VANDERBILT at Kentucky * at Tennessee GEORIGA SOUTH CAROLINA at Alabama * ARKANSAS * LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY SIMMONS CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 9 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Rebounds 12 vs. George Washington (12/5/09) Assists 4 vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09) Blocks 1 vs. Alabama A&M (11/19/09) Steals 2 3 times, last at Florida (1/7/10) Field Goals 4 twice, last at N.C. A&T (12/1/09) Field Goal Attempts 7 vs. George Washington (12/5/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 3 3 times, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Free Throw Attempts 5 3 times, last at Kentucky (1/24/10) CAREER HIGHS Points 9 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Rebounds 12 vs. George Washington (12/5/09) Assists 4 vs. Valparaiso (12/28/09) Blocks 1 5 times, last vs. Ala. A&M (11/17/09) Steals 2 4 times, last at Florida (1/7/10) Field Goals 4 twice, last at N.C. A&T (12/1/09) Field Goal Attempts 7 vs. George Washington (12/5/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 3 3 times, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Free Throw Attempts 6 twice, last at UAB (11/26/08)

34 Blanche ALVERSON #14 Freshman Forward/Center 6-3 Andalusia, Ala. Buford (Ga.) High School NOTES: Put up double figures for the fifth time this season with 12 points against Alabama Scored a season-high 14 points against George Washington, her third double-digit scoring game of the season Made her collegiate debut against Troy (Nov. 13) and led the team with 5 assists, scoring 5 points Ranked as the No. 45 overall prospect in the country out of high school by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz Is a fourth-generation Auburn student Picked up 4 points and 6 in the exhibition win over Georgia College & State University Her older brother William is a member of the Orange Crushers practice team Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY * at South Alabama vs. Valparaiso at San Diego State MISSISSIPPI STATE at Florida at LSU * ALABAMA at South Carolina VANDERBILT * at Kentucky * at Tennessee * GEORIGA * SOUTH CAROLINA * at Alabama ARKANSAS LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY ALVERSON CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 14 vs. George Washington (12/5/09) Rebounds 7 3 times, last vs. Alabama (1/14/10) Assists 5 vs. Troy (11/13/09) Blocks 2 twice, last vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Steals 1 10 times, last vs. USC (2/4/10) Field Goals 5 vs. George Washington (12/5/09) Field Goal Attempts 13 at Florida (1/7/10) 3-Point Field Goals 4 vs. Georgia Southern (11/24/09) 3-Point FG Attempts 8 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Free Throws 2 3 times, last at Kentucky (1/24/10) Free Throw Attempts 2 8 times, last at Kentucky (1/24/10)

35 Nicolle THOMAS #14 Freshman Guard 5-10 Moultrie, Ga. Colquitt County High School NOTES: Banked in a 3-pointer with three seconds left at Florida to send the game into overtime Led the team with 27 points at Florida State, the most points by an Auburn freshman in at least 10 years Scored in double figures in five of seven games as a starter Earned her first career start Nov. 19 vs. Alabama A&M, scoring a season-high 15 points Made her collegiate debut against Troy, scoring in double figures her first time out for 13 points Led the team in scoring with 16 points against in the exhibition win over Georgia College & State University Ranked as the No. 24 guard prospect out of high school by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M * TEXAS A&M * GEORGIA SOUTHERN * at Florida State * vs. Florida A&M * at North Carolina A&T * GEORGE WASHINGTON * LIBERTY at South Alabama vs. Valparaiso at San Diego State MISSISSIPPI STATE at Florida at LSU ALABAMA at South Carolina VANDERBILT DNP - SUSPENDED at Kentucky DNP - SUSPENDED at Tennessee GEORIGA SOUTH CAROLINA at Alabama ARKANSAS LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY THOMAS CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 27 at Florida State (11/27/09) Rebounds 6 at Florida (1/7/10) Assists 2 twice, last vs. Arkansas (2/11/10) Blocks 1 twice, last vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Steals 3 vs. Florida A&M (11/28/09) Field Goals 8 at Florida State (11/27/09) Field Goal Attempts 20 at Florida State (11/27/09) 3-Point Field Goals 5 at Florida State (11/27/09) 3-Point FG Attempts 13 at Florida State (11/27/09) Free Throws 6 twice, last at Florida State (11/27/09) Free Throw Attempts 6 twice, last at Florida State (11/27/09)

36 Morgan TOLES #1 Freshman Guard 5-9 Fayetteville, Ga. Sandy Creek High School NOTES: Tallied 10 assists vs. Georgia, becoming the first Auburn freshman in 17 years to post double-digit assists in a game (Kristen Mulligan had 11 on Jan. 24, 1993) Is the top freshman in the SEC in both assists and assist-to-turnover ratio Ranks 5th in the SEC and 88th in the country with 4.3 assists per game Scored a season-high 17 points at LSU, leading the team in scoring for the first time this season Earned her first collegiate start in the season-opener against Troy (Nov. 13); tallying 1 point, 4 and 3 assists in the win Started in her first game as a Tiger, filling the point guard position that injured sophomore Morgan Jennings was expected to hold Her dad and uncle both played college football at Tennessee Ranked as the No. 27 overall prospect and the No. 4 guard prospect out of high school by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) * TROY * at Temple * ALABAMA A&M * TEXAS A&M * GEORGIA SOUTHERN * at Florida State * vs. Florida A&M * at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY at South Alabama * vs. Valparaiso * at San Diego State * MISSISSIPPI STATE * at Florida * at LSU * ALABAMA * at South Carolina * VANDERBILT * at Kentucky * at Tennessee * GEORIGA * SOUTH CAROLINA * at Alabama * ARKANSAS * LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY TOLES CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 17 at LSU (1/10/10) Rebounds 6 twice, last at Florida (1/7/10) Assists 10 vs. Georgia (1/31/10) Blocks 1 vs. Alabama A&M (11/19/09) Steals 3 vs. Vanderbilt (1/21/10) Field Goals 7 at LSU (1/10/10) Field Goal Attempts 15 at Florida (1/7/10) 3-Point Field Goals 1 at LSU (1/10/10) 3-Point FG Attempts 1 6 times, last vs. USC (2/4/10) Free Throws 3 vs. Liberty (12/15/09) Free Throw Attempts 4 twice, last vs. Liberty (12/15/09)

37 Pascale WEST #20 Freshman Center 6-8 LaGrange, Ga. Troup County Comprehensive High School NOTES: Her 7 blocks against Alabama A&M are the most in the SEC this season and are the most for an Auburn player since Carrier had 7 against Florida on Jan. 11, 2009 Scored her first career field goal at the 13:40 mark of the second half against Alabama A&M on a layup Is the tallest player in the SEC this season at 6-8 Had 6 points and 4 in the exhibition win over Georgia College & State University Her dad, Wally, was drafted by the Utah Jazz in the 1980 NBA Draft Ranked as the No. 25 post prospect in the country out of high school by ESPN.com s HoopGurlz Opponent Start Min. FG-A 3PT-A FT-A 0-D-T PF Ast. TO Blk. St. Pts. GCSU (Exh.) TROY at Temple ALABAMA A&M TEXAS A&M DNP - COACHES DECISION GEORGIA SOUTHERN at Florida State vs. Florida A&M at North Carolina A&T GEORGE WASHINGTON LIBERTY DNP - COACHES DECISION at South Alabama vs. Valparaiso DNP - COACHES DECISION at San Diego State MISSISSIPPI STATE at Florida at LSU ALABAMA at South Carolina VANDERBILT DNP - COACHES DECISION at Kentucky at Tennessee GEORIGA DNP - COACHES DECISION SOUTH CAROLINA DNP - COACHES DECISION at Alabama ARKANSAS LSU at Mississippi State at Ole Miss KENTUCKY WEST CAREER STATISTICS Year GP-GS FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct O-D-T (Reb.) Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL SEASON HIGHS Points 4 twice, last at South Alabama (12/20/09) Rebounds 5 vs. Alabama A&M (11/19/09) Assists 1 twice, last at N.C. A&T (12/1/09) Blocks 7 vs. Alabama A&M (11/19/09) Steals 1 3 times, last at SDSU (12/30/09) Field Goals 2 twice, last at South Alabama (12/20/09) Field Goal Attempts 4 at North Carolina A&T (12/1/09) 3-Point Field Goals 3-Point FG Attempts Free Throws 1 4 times, last vs. Florida A&M (11/28/09) Free Throw Attempts 4 vs. Florida A&M (11/28/09)