THE BRADY ERA In 9th YEAR, 5 POSTSEASON TOURN.,2 WEST TITLES, ONE SEC TITLE. LSU vs. Southern: The Facts

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1 THE BRADY ERA In 9th YEAR, 5 POSTSEASON TOURN.,2 WEST TITLES, ONE SEC TITLE LSU Basketball vs. Southern University Friday, November 18, 7 p.m. (LSU Sports Radio Network) Maravich Assembly Center -- Baton Rouge, La. LSU (0-0, 0-0 in SEC) NOVEMBER 10 E. A. Sports (Exh.) W, LSU-Shreveport (Exh.) W Southern University 7 p.m. 21 Nicholls State 7 p.m. 26 at West Virginia (ESPN Regional) 3:30 p.m. 29 Houston (FSN) 8 p.m. DECEMBER 10 McNeese State (Cox Sports) 7 p.m. 13 UNO (Cox Sports) 7 p.m. 17 Louisiana-Lafayette (Cox Sports) 7 p.m. 19 N. Iowa (Cox Sports) (1) 7 p.m. 22 Arkansas-Monticello (1) 7 p.m. 23 Cincinnati (1) 9:30 p.m. 31 at Ohio State (ESPN Regional) 2 p.m. JANUARY 3 Tulane (Cox Sports) 7 p.m. 7 Connecticut (CBS Sports) (2) 3 p.m. 11 * at Arkansas 7 p.m. 14 * Tennessee (FSN) 7 p.m. 18 * at Mississippi State 7 p.m. 21 * Alabama (JP Sports) 2 p.m. 25 * Georgia 7 p.m. 28 * at Ole Miss 2 p.m. FEBRUARY 1 * Auburn 7 p.m. 4 * at Alabama (JP Sports) Noon 8 * Arkansas (JP Sports) 7 p.m. 11 * at Florida (JP Sports) Noon 15 * Mississippi State (JP Sports) 7 p.m. 18 * at Auburn (FSN) 5 p.m. 22 * at Vanderbilt 7 p.m. 25 * Kentucky (CBS Sports) 2:45 p.m. 28 * at South Carolina (ESPN) 8 p.m. MARCH 4 * Ole Miss TBA 9-12 SEC Tournament (JP, CBS) (2) TBA * - Denotes SEC Games. 1 - Las Vegas Holiday Classic; Dec. 19 game in BR; Dec games at Valley High in Las Vegas. 2 - SEC Tourn.; Gaylord Entertainment Center, Nashville, Tenn. Radio LSU Sports Radio Network Jim Hawthorne, Kevin Ford call the game on LSU s inhouse network. Flagship is WDGL (Eagle 98.1 FM) in Baton Rouge... Network includes two 50,000 clear channels (WWL, New Orleans; KWKH Shreveport) giving near nation-wide coverage at night. Television None Probable LSU Starters (based on the last game): G Darrel Mitchell (5-11, 178, Sr., St. Martinville, La.) 13.1 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 2.9 apg in 2005; 17.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 4.5 apg in exhibitions Scored a consistent 17 against EA Sports and 18 against LSU-Shreveport, hitting 6-of-11 three-pointers combined... Perfect 7-of-7 at the free throw line... 9 assists, 7 steals as the point guard... Second team pre-season All-SEC Coaches pick... Enters the season 35 points shy of 1,000 career points and with a similiar shooting season to last year, could end up as the school s all-time leader in three-point makes... made 67 three pointers last season career treys (3rd all-time at LSU). G Garrett Temple (6-5, 176, Fr., Baton Rouge, La.) 2.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 2.0 apg in exhibitions Scored five points against LSU-Shreveport... Started both exhibitions... Third member of family to play at LSU... University High product with teammate Glen Davis. F -- 1 Tasmin Mitchell (6-7, 230, Fr., Denham Springs, La.) 14.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 5.0 apg in exhibitions Mr. Basketball 2005 played has averaged a team high 32 minutes, scoring 29 points on 14-of-27 shooting in the two games... After 0-6 start against EA Sports, has made 14-of-last 21 FG attempts... Prepped at Denham Springs High School. F Darnell Lazare (6-8, 240, Jr., Baton Rouge, La.) 2.0 ppg, 1.2 rpg in 2005; 12.0 ppg 7.5 rpg in ex. scored what would have been career highs against LSU-S with 19 points and 11 boards in 27 minutes... Started both games, if given start Friday would be the ninth of his career and first since freshman season. F -- 0 Glen Davis (6-9, 310, So., Baton Rouge, La.) 13.5 ppg, 8.8 rpg in 2005; 18.0 ppg, 7.5 rpg in ex. Hit 17-of-24 field goal attempts in the two exhibition games,averaging 25.5 minutes per game... SEC Freshman of the Year and preseason All-SEC selection by coaches and media... 2nd last year in the league in rebounding... Played this past summer on USA U21 World Championship Team in Argentina. Injury Update The only major injury of preseason practice is redshirt Dameon Mason who broke left thumb on Nov. 2 in practice... Returned to practice on Nov. 17. LSU vs. Southern: The Facts DATE/TIME: LOCATION: TICKETS: TELEVISION: RADIO: Friday, November 18, 7 p.m. Pete Maravich Assembly Center Available, $11 for adults, $5 youth (12 and under) None LSU Sports Radio Network (Eagle 98.1 FM in Baton Rouge) LSU Leads, 6-0 Teams meet for the seventh time with all games at the Maravich Assembly Center... Teams first met in 1985 with LSU winning a decision... Teams last met on Nov. 21, 2003, with LSU a winner... Other meetings came in 1987, 1995, 1997 and Other than the 2001 game when LSU won, 97-69, the margin in the other five games was no more than 11 points... John Brady is 3-0 against the Jaguars... LSU has won 52-consecutive regular-season home games against Louisiana schools. LSU RECORD: 20-10, 12-4 in 2005 LAST GAME: win over LSU-S (11/15) RANKINGS: RV ESPN/USA Today; RV AP poll HEAD COACH: John Brady CAREER RECORD: /15th year LSU RECORD: /9th year VS. SU: 3-0 SOUTHERN RECORD: 0-2 LAST GAME: L, to Sacramento St. (11-16) RANKINGS: HEAD COACH: Rob Spivery CAREER RECORD: /21st year SU RECORD: 0-2/1st year VS. LSU: 0-0 LSU Sports Information PO Box 25095, Baton Rouge, LA Phone Fax

2 Media Services John Brady Interview Opportunities After Practice Coach John Brady is usually available after most practices sessions at the Maravich Center. Most practices start between 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. (depending on pre-practice video sessions and weights) and usually finish between 5 and 6 p.m. Contact Basketball SID Kent Lowe ( ) to confirm practice times. SEC Teleconference The 12 SEC coaches are featured on a teleconference each Monday and Thursday through the conference season. The conference starts at 10 a.m. (CST). Following introduction, each coach will answer questions from the media for seven minutes. Coach Brady is on at 10:28 a.m. CST. To access the media only number contact Kent Lowe or the Southeastern Conference Media Relations Office ( ). By Appointment, By Phone Coach Brady is available for interviews most non-gameday mornings prior to noon. Please contact either Kent Lowe ( ) or Basketball Secretary Pam LeBlanc ( ). The John Brady Show, Presented by Whitney Bank on The LSU Sports Radio Network The weekly call-in show with Coach Brady takes place on Monday night beginning Nov. 28 from Walkon s Bistro just off the LSU campus at the corner of Nicholson and Burbank... The show runs through the end of the regular season... The show airs in Baton Rouge on Eagle 98.1 FM, on the Internet at and on many LSU Sports Radio Network affiliates throughout the state... There will be no show Dec. 19 and the last show airs March 6. Inside LSU Basketball with Coach John Brady Coach Brady s weekly television show is on a state-wide network of stations... WBRZ-TV, Channel 2, will carry the show at 10:35 p.m. on Sunday nights... The show debuts Dec. 11 and runs through March 13, with the exception of Dec. 25 and Jan Besides WBRZ-TV, the show can be seen on Cox Cable 4 in Baton Rouge Mondays at 9:30 p.m. and on Cox Sports Television (Ch. 37 on Cox Cable) on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.... Other markets airing the show are KLAX- TV in Alexandria, KLAF-TV in Lafayette, KNOE-TV in Monroe, WGNO-TV in New Orleans, KSHV-TV in Shreveport, KPLC-TV in Lake Charles and KWBJ-TV in Morgan City. LSU Player Interview Opportunities Post Practice The best time to contact LSU players is usually at the conclusion of practice. Again, please let Basketball SID Kent Lowe know your interview intentions as far in advance as possible. LSU Satellite Newsfeed LSU will provide video highlights of the Nicholls State game (Nov. 21) and non-televised SEC home games against Georgia (Jan. 25), Auburn (Feb. 1) and Ole Miss (March 4). For more information on satellite feeds and coordinates please call Assistant Athletic Director/Television Kevin Wagner ( ). Post Game Coach Brady will be in the L-Club Room of the Maravich Center to visit with the media and then will do his post-game show on the LSU Sports Radio Network... Requested players will be brought to the L-Club after they shower and dress and Coach Brady has finished his post-game remarks... THE LSU DRESSING ROOM IS CLOSED... To reach the L- Club, exit the building on the Southwest side and once outside turn left and go down the first set of steps to the L-Club... The visiting team dressing area is in the Northeast Corridor and across from the media work area... The visiting coach has an interview area (where the pre-game meal is served) that he can use for his post-game media obligations. WHO TO CONTACT LSU Sports Information Office (225) Sports Information Director Michael Bonnette - mbonnet@lsu.edu Sr. Associate SID (Basketball Contact) C. Kent Lowe - clowe@lsu.edu Assistant Men s Basketball Contact Will Stafford -- wstaff2@lsu.edu LSU Sports Television Network (225) DIrector of Television Kevin Wagner - jwagne2@lsu.edu Manager/Television John Schiebe -- jschieb@lsu.edu LSU Sports Radio Network (225) Director of Radio Jim Hawthorne - lsuradio@lsu.edu ON THE INTERNET The Official Website of LSU Athletics is home to all the basketball information you need. Schedules, results, rosters, bios, statistics and game notes can be found and are always up to date. The GAMEDAY section, updated daily, has all relevant info for the upcoming game. Media can now access images for all LSU athletic teams, including action shots, heads shots, logos, etc. To gain access to the high-resolution pictures, Michael Bonnette or Kent Lowe. You will be assigned a login and password that will enable you to retrieve pictures. This service is for the media use only. C. Kent Lowe clowe@lsu.edu MONDAY 14 Practice 3 p.m. Basketball Schedule (Subject to change) TUESDAY 15 EXHIBITION GAME 2 - LSU vs. LSU-Shreveport, 7 p.m. (Maravich Center) LSU Sports Radio Internet WEDNESDAY 16 Weights, 3 p.m. Practice, 4 p.m. THURSDAY 17 Practice, 3 p.m. FRIDAY 18 Game 1 -- LSU vs. Southern, 7 p.m. (Maravich Center), LSU Sports Radio Network (Tickets available) SATURDAY 19 OFF SUNDAY 20 Practice, 4:30 p.m. MONDAY 21 TUESDAY 22 WEDNESDAY 23 THURSDAY 24 FRIDAY 25 SATURDAY 26 SUNDAY 27 Game 2- LSU vs. Nicholls St, 7 p.m. (Maravich Center) LSU Sports Radio Network (Tickets available) Weights, 3 p.m. Practice 4 p.m. Practice, 3 p.m. Weights, 11:30 a.m. Practice 12:30 p.m. Depart for West Virginia (5:37 p.m.) Practice TBA in West Virginia Game 3- LSU at W. Va., 3:30 p.m CST, LSU Sports Radio Network Tigers return to Baton Rouge. Practice, 4:30 p.m.

3 John Brady Head Coach Ninth Year 1 SEC Championship 2 SEC Western Division Championships * SEC Player of the Year Selections 3 SEC Freshman of the Year Selections 5 Postseason tournament appearances in the last six years 12 Players who have graduated * Number of SEC wins in 2000, Academic All-SEC honorees When John Brady first put a team on the floor of the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, his Tiger squad was undermanned, undersized and underdogs. Teams hated to play the Tigers then because John Brady coached his team hard and they responded with several strong performances against the leagues top teams, but not many wins. Last year, in his eighth season at LSU, John Brady was coaching the LSU team as only he knows how -- with heart and passion, and knowledge of the game that makes him one of the best at in-game decisions. The LSU Tigers, in 2005, won the Southeastern Conference Western Division with a 12-4 record, won 20 games (including 14-of-the-last 19) and posted the first undefeated record at home in the SEC (8-0) since LSU advanced to the NCAA Tournament, putting the Tigers in postseason play for the fourth straight year and the fifth time in six seasons. LSU has had four consecutive winning seasons under John Brady and only three times in the program history has there been longer consecutive years of winning. In the last six seasons, LSU has won 119 games, one game shy of an even average of 20 wins per season. For the second time in the last six seasons, John Brady has coached the SEC Player of the Year and in those six years he has coached the SEC Freshman of the Year three times, including each of the last two years. Brady s 140 wins in eight seasons is the third most wins by an LSU basketball coach and only two LSU basketball coaches have served longer tenures. In his first eight seasons, John Brady has built a program at LSU with a record of success that is hard to argue with. He has given the LSU program the direction to grow and the chance to shine again. When Brady arrived on campus in March 1997 and was given the job of rebuilding the program, make no mistake; he knew his program would be riddled wtih shortcomings because of NCAA-imposed sanctions. He knew he would have the chance to mold the program from the ground up and build a foundation based on responsbility and accountability. Brady knows after eight years his knowledge of the game and his belief in discipline and responsibility for actions on and off the floor have made the LSU program strong again, one that LSU fans are proud of because they feel a part of the program. Brady s plan isn t just taking place on a hardwood floor in the Maravich Center. He has worked hard to show the public that that athletic and academic pursuits of the players should be challenged to the fullest. That s part of the reason that LSU basketball is not only a success on the court, but in the classroom as well. Hours are passed and posted toward graduation on a regular THE JOHN BRADY RECORD basis by scholarship players. The team GPA is now close to 3.0. Brady came to LSU after six highly successful seasons at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala. He brought the program to a new level of excitement for the fans and to the team that is still talked about to this day. In his six-year tenure ( ), he turned the team into a consistent winner, posted a record of In Brady s six years at Samford, the team had three firstteam and five second-team all-league selections. In his time at the school, he had 14 members named to the all-league academic team. Now at LSU, the numbers are beginning to work for Brady both on and off the floor. He has had 27 players earn Academic Honor Roll status at LSU, plus 12 selections to the All-SEC team. The 51-year-old Brady is the father of two daughters (Brittany-15, Brooke-11) and is married to the former Misty Champagne. In eight seasons, John Brady has taken the Tigers a long way both on and off the court. The results is a program that is solid both athletically and academically. The top athletes in the country are seriously putting LSU at the top of their lists and Brady is earning the respect of his peers in the league. He has reestablished LSU back as a player in the SEC and the work is being done to keep LSU there for years to come. /----OVERALL---/ /---CONF.---/ YEAR SCHOOL W-L PCT. W-L PCT. FINISH Samford T-3rd Samford T-2nd Samford th Samford nd Samford TAAC Western Division Champion Samford TAAC Western Division Champion LSU th-West LSU th-West LSU SEC Champions; NCAA Sweet LSU th-West LSU th-West; NIT Second Round LSU nd-West; NCAA Tournament LSU nd-West; NIT LSU st-West; NCAA Tournament LSU Totals 14 Years Conference Title, 4 Division Titles Samford Six Years TAAC Western Division Titles LSU Eight Years SEC Title, 2 West Titles, 3 NCAAs, 2 NIT THE BRADY FILE NAME: John Brady BIRTH DATE: Sept. 17, 1954 (McComb, Miss.) AGE: 51 HOMETOWN: McComb, Miss. WIFE: Misty CHILDREN: Brittany (15), Brooke (11) HIGH SCHOOL: McComb HS; McComb, Miss. COLLEGE: BS, Belhaven College, 1976 M. Ed., Mississippi State, 1977 PLAYING EXPERIENCE McComb High School (McComb, Miss.) Belhaven College (Jackson, Miss.) - Three-year starter, scored over 1,000 points for career Coach Charlie Rugg Two-time All-Southern States Conference - Inducted Fall 1997 into school athletic hall of fame. COACHING EXPERIENCE Graduate Assistant, Mississippi State Head Coach, Crowley High School (Crowley, La.) (.725) record in five seasons 1981 Louisiana Sports Writers Association Class AAA "Coach of the Year" Assistant Coach, Mississippi State First four years under coach Bob Boyd Last four years as a chief recruiter for coach Richard Williams Assistant Coach, Univ. of New Orleans Head Coach, Samford University, record in six years left Samford as winningest coach in Samford history Team won TAAC West Division in 1996 and March 25, Named the 18th head basketball coach at LSU LSU wins SEC West, SEC Championship; NCAA Sweet 16; Consensus SEC Coach of the Year; LSWA Coach of the Year; NABC/USBWA District Coach of the Year; Runner-up, National Coach of the Year Team wins seven of last 11 games, advances to the second round of the NIT LSU wins nine of the last 13 games, including seven straight, to earn second NCAA Tournament appearance under Brady Named LSWA and LABC Coach of the Year LSU advances to the National Invitation Tournament, the third straight postseason berth LSU wins its last six regular season games to share the Western Division of the SEC... Advances to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in six years and the fifth post-season tourney in six years.

4 CAREER SPECIALY NUMBERS CAREER DOUBLE-FIGURE GAMES Darrel Mitchell 52 Tack Minor 26 Glen Davis 22 Darnell Lazare 3 CAREER DOUBLE-FIGURE Glen Davis 12 Tack Minor 1 CAREER DOUBLE-DOUBLES Glen Davis 10 Tack Minor 3 CAREER THREE-POINTERS Darrel Mitchell 176 Tack Minor 70 Glen Davis 3 TIGERS IN THE POLLS ESPN/ AP USA Today Preseason RV RV Nov. 14 RV LSU Men's Basketball Roster No. Name CL. Pos. HT. WT. EXP. Hometown/Last School 0 Glen Davis So. F VL Baton Rouge, La/University HS 1 Tasmin Mitchell Fr. F HS Denham Springs, La./Denham Spr. HS 3 Tack Minor * Jr. G VL Houston, Texas/B. T. Washington HS 4 Ben Voogd Fr. G HS Florence, Ore./Siuslaw HS 10 David Fleshman So. G VL Baton Rouge, La./The Dunham School 12 Tyrus Thomas Fr F HS Baton Rouge, La./McKinley HS 14 Garrett Temple Fr. G HS Baton Rouge, La./University HS 15 Magnum Rolle Fr. F HS Freeport, Bahamas/Laurinburg Prep 21 Chris Johnson Fr. C HS Washington, D.C./Laurinburg Prep 22 Darrel Mitchell Sr. G VL St. Martinville, La./St. Martinville HS 30 Alex Farrer Fr. G HS Phoenix, Ariz./St. Mary s HS 35 Darnell Lazare Jr. F VL Baton Rouge, La./Woodlawn HS 44 Kentrell Gransberry Jr. F TR Baton Rouge, La./San Jacinto JC *will not join the team until after the first semester (Dec. 17) HEAD COACH: John Brady (Belhaven, 1976), 9th year at LSU ASSOC. HEAD COACH: Butch Pierre (Mississippi State, 1984), 9th year at LSU ASST. COACH: John Treloar (Belhaven, 1979), 2nd year at LSU ASST. COACH: Nikita Johnson (West Georgia, 1989), 2nd year at LSU ADM. ASSISTANT: Scott Soprych (Indiana, 2004), 2nd year at LSU Tipoff Notes and Numbers 98 Season of LSU basketball in Tigers bring back 52.4 percent of their scoring from a year ago 45.1 Tigers bring back 45.1 percent of their rebounding from a year ago 1,302 Number of on-court basketball wins for LSU in its history 116 Number of career starts returning for LSU 35 Points senior Darrel Mitchell needs to become the 35th player in LSU history to score 1,000 career points 52 Number of consecutive regular season wins over La. opponents at the Maravich Center (started Dec. 8, 1988) 8 Number of wins for the Tigers on opening night in the John Brady era (8-0) 11 Home winning streak entering the season for men s basketball 12 Rank nationally for longest current winning streak in the NCAA 27 Home winning streak combining the winning streaks of LSU s men and women s basketball teams. 17 Number of 20 win seasons for LSU, including LSU s home record in SEC play in 2005, most league home wins since 2000 (7-1) Last season LSU was undefeated at home in league play (9-0, 18-game league season) LSU free throw percentage, best since team shot 77.0 at line. TIGER OPPONENTS IN POLLS ESPN/ AP USA Today UConn (1-7) 2 3 Kentucky (2-25) 10 9 Alabama (1-21, 2-8) W. Virginia (11-26) Ohio St. (12-31) RV RV Florida (2-11) RV RV N. Iowa (12-19) RV RV Vandy (2-22) RV -- Arkansas (1-11, 2-8) -- RV Cincinnati (12-23) -- RV Houston (11-29) -- RV Transactions Tack Minor out until the end of the fall semester (5 p.m., Dec. 17) because of a school-related rules violation... Dameon Mason, a redshirt transfer from Marquette, broke his left thumb in practice, Nov Returned to practice, Nov. 17. The Records Overall: Non-Conference: SEC Overall: SEC Eastern Division: SEC Western Division: SEC Tournament: RECORD HOME ROAD NEUTRAL OVERTIME Last Time Out -- LSU 122, LSU-Shreveport 58 The Tigers defeated the NAIA Pilots, shooting 60.3 percent for the game, after shooting over 60 percent in the second half for the second straight exhibition game LSU also had a good night from the arc, making 8-of-17 treys Six LSU players were in double figures with Darnell Lazare having what would be career highs with 19 points and 11 rebounds Darrel Mitchell had 18 points,

5 Glen Davis and Tasmin Mitchell had 16 each, Tyrus Thomas had 15 points and 11 rebounds and Magnum Rolle 13 For the second straight exhibition game, LSU had just nine turnovers, compared to 27 assists LSU outrebounded LSU-S, Opening Night The last time the Tigers lost on opening night was on Nov. 24, 1995 when the Tigers lost the first-round game in the Hawaii Tipoff Tournament, 79-70, to Saint Louis LSU has not lost at home on the opening night of the season since Nov. 21, 1986 when the Tigers lost the first-round game of the pre-season NIT, 83-74, to TCU LSU is 8-0 in opening games under Coach John Brady and will meet Southern for the second time in an opening night game ( opener, LSU wins, 79-50). About Southern University Southern University comes in having played two games in the preliminary rounds of the Guardians Classic in Austin, losing to Texas Tuesday night, 89-56, and then falling to Sacramento State in overtime on Wednesday, Against Texas, veteran senior Peter Cipriano had 14 points and 10 boards to lead the Jaguars, while Deforrest Riley-Smith added 13 and Ralph Hishaw In the Sacramento State game, it was Chris Alexander getting 15 with Cipriano and Riley- Smith getting 10 each... Southern has a new coach this season in Rob Spivery, who spent the previous nine seasons at Alabama State... He also had previous stints at Ashland and Montevallo... The 56-year-old Spivery has a head coaching record of The Southern starters based on the last game: F Brandon Wardlow (6-1, Sr., Bowling Green, Ky.) 4.5 ppg, 2.0 rpg F Peter Cipriano (6-9, Sr., Jersey City, NJ) 12.0 ppg, 8.5 rpg F Ralph Hishaw (6-7, So., Tulsa, Okla) 7.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg G Chris Alexander (6-1, Sr., Lawton, Okla.) 12.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg G Deforrest Riley-Smith (6-6, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio) 11.5 ppg, 4.0 rpg Success At Home The Tigers were 14-1 at home last year with the only loss early in the 2004 portion of the season against West Virginia The rest of the year, the Tigers ran off 11 straight victories and enter the Southern game on an 11-game winning streak That is the longest winning streak in the Assembly Center since the Tigers ran off a 13-game winning streak ending the season and starting the campaign. Here are the longest winning streaks in the Maravich Assembly Center: SEC MEDIA PREDICTIONS Eastern Division TEAM VOTES PTS Kentucky Florida Vanderbilt South Carolina 114 Tennessee 78 Georgia 46 Western Division TEAM VOTES PTS Alabama LSU Arkansas Mississippi State 93 Ole Miss 68 Auburn 51 Past RPI Ratings at End of Year (NCAA); (NIT); (NCAA); (NIT Second Round); ; (NCAA Sweet 16); ; ; ; ; ; Rankings Listed with ranking and date -- Sagarin -- Preseason-36 College RPI.com -- CBS Sportsline RPI -- Mike Greenfield s RPI -- CBN-RPI -- ESPN --. COMPUTER RANKINGS games seasons; First 8 games season Last 8 games season; First 10 games season Last 7 games season; First 11 games season Last 4 games season; First 12 games season Last game season; First 13 games season Last 7 games season; First 7 games season Last 6 games season; First 7 games season Last 5 games season; First 8 games season Last 2 games season; First 9 games season Last game season; First 10 games season First 11 games of the season Last 11 games of the season LSU is 26-4 in the building the last two seasons LSU is 23-1 in non-conference games the last three years (55-2 the last seven years). Combined Success At Home The Tigers and their counterparts, the Lady Tigers have run off very nice win streaks combined, with the men and their 11-game winning streak joined by the present 16-game winning streak of the Lady Tigers. Combined that makes 27 consecutive wins in the Maravich Assembly Center and that is the third longest combined winning streak in Division I entering the season.

6 COMPARING THE STATISTICS Overall Statistics LSU (2005) Scoring Average 75.2 Opp. Scoring Average 71.4 Scoring Differential +3.8 FG Percentage 45.9 Opp. FG Percentage PT FG Percentage 35.9 Opp. 3PT FG Percentage PT FGs per Game 6.8 FT Percentage 73.0 Rebound Average 36.6 Opp. Rebound Average 32.1 Rebound Differential +4.5 Assist Average 14.7 Turnover Average 13.5 Blocks Average 4.2 Steals Average 6.9 SEC Game Stats LSU Ahead of the Tigers/Lady Tigers are Gonzaga at 39 (25 men, 14 women) and North Carolina at 34 (15 men, 19 women). The Tigers will have the first two shots at keeping the win streak alive before the LSU Lady Tigers take on Southern next Tuesday. The Pete Maravich Assembly Center -- Different and Better The Pete Maravich Assembly Center has a new capacity (13,472 down from 14,164) and a much different look for after all new seats have been put in the middle and upper levels and the lower level pullout sections have been redone This is the first major renovations in the middle and upper levels of the building since the building first played host to LSU basketball in January This is the 35th season of play in the building and LSU is overall (74.4 percent) and (63.9 percent) in SEC play. The Tigers are (88.0 percent) in non-conference games. Also there are changes in the arena setup as LSU returns to a single press row for the first time in many years featuring a length of the court ad board for LSU Sports Properties The courtside seats have moved behind the press row and in front of the primary group of students in the lower mid-court section. The Official Capacity For years, the capacity of the Pete Maravich Assembly Center was listed as 14,164 After a couple of modifications, the capacity for basketball games will be listed as 13,373. The Maravich Maniacs The votes are in from the students to name the new student section and the main area of close to 300 seats which is located in the lower level at center court for LSU students and the choice was that the area would now be the home of the "Maravich Maniacs"... The area allows students to be closer to the floor than they have in years, plus allow them to stand if they wish without blocking the view of fans who now are able to purchase tickets in the new center-court middle sections. The Louisiana Streak LSU, besides the 11-game home winning streak, also puts on the line a 52-game regular season home winning streak against Louisiana schools The Tigers were 5-0 against the streak last year This year, LSU has six Louisiana schools on the schedule The last time LSU lost a regular season Maravich Assembly Center game to an in-state school was Dec. 6, 1988 when LSU lost to Louisiana Tech in overtime, The present streak started innocently enough two days later when the Tigers beat McNeese State, LSU has wins over the following schools in the streak: McNeese State 13 Nicholls State 10 Southeastern Louisiana 6 Southern-Baton Rouge 6 Northwestern State 4 Centenary 3 New Orleans 3 Louisiana Lafayette 2 Tulane 2 Grambling 1 Louisiana College 1 Southern-New Orleans 1 The Numbers Offensive, 60 Defensive The Tigers have had great success under John Brady when scoring 80 points or more in his first eight years with a record of The Tigers are also undefeated (21-0) when scoring 90 or more points in those eight years. But the Tigers defensive numbers are getting better and LSU has shown improved success in the last couple of years when scoring between 60 and 69 points LSU in the last two seasons is 13-8 when scoring and almost.500 in the John Brady era at The Tigers still strug-

7 gle when scoring under 60 with an 8-47 mark. Paid Attendance The Tigers paid attendance average last season was 9,409, giving LSU its fourth consecutive year with an increase in paid attendance the at the Maravich Assembly Center The Tigers drew a paid average of 8,106 in 2001, 8,534 in 2002, 8,687 in 2003, 9,355 in 2004 and 9,409 in 2005 Paid attendance is up over 16 percent since the season. Glen Davis The 2005 SEC Freshman of the Year is back with a new number "0" and a new look as he begins his sophomore season at LSU. Davis has worked out extensively in the off-season to drop his weight to approximately 310 pounds and also had the chance to experience his first international competition this summer, as a member of the United States Under 21 team that traveled to Argentina for the world championships where the U.S finished fifth. Davis averaged 13.5 points and 8.8 rebounds a game last year and was second in the league in rebounds. He has been voted first-team all-sec in the preseason by both the coaches and the media as he looks to improve on a freshman season in which he started the last 29 games, scored in double figures 22 times and had 10 double doubles. The number thing? Here's what Davis was quoted as saying regarding his number switch at media day on the LSU campus in October: "The number change is something I had wanted to do. When you ask, number 34 who is that? Baby Shaq. No offense to Shaq, but I want my own identity, my own number with my own thing. No one has zero so hopefully I can just let this one ride. Also it is a symbol of where I started from just to keep me level headed. Zero, I started with nothing. It always makes me think about back when I was little and what I had to do to get to this moment." Davis shot over 70 percent in the two exhibition games, 17-of-24, with an average of 7.5 rebounds. He is expected to make his 30th consecutive start this evening, a streak that began in the second game of his freshman campaign. Darrel Mitchell LSU's lone senior embarks on his final year with a couple of goals on the horizon, one shortterm, and the other down the road. Mitchell enters his final year with 965 points, 35 shy of becoming the 35th player in LSU history to score 1,000 career points. Last year, Mitchell had his best year as a Tiger, averaging 13.1 points per game, and he was selected to the coaches' pre-season All- SEC second team. Mitchell enters the year having made 176 three-pointers, third best all time at LSU. The only two players ahead of him are Ronnie Henderson ( ) with 189 treys and Torris Bright ( ) with 237. Mitchell has hit 67 treys each of the last two seasons and another year like that would give him 243 three-point field goals, pushing him past Bright. Mitchell hit 6-of-11 treys in the two exhibition contests and hit all seven of his free throw attempts. More importantly, Mitchell is running the point for the Tigers and in two games had nine assists (just two turnovers) and seven steals to go with his 35 points. Darnell Lazare The last time Darnell Lazare started for the Tigers was the end of his freshman year in place of a then-departed Jaime Lloreda. Now patience and a strong ethic have paid dividends and Lazare is expected to make his ninth start of his LSU career against Southern. Lazare really appeared to blossom in the LSU-Shreveport game with what would have been career highs for the Baton Rouge junior as he hit 7-of-12 field goal attempts in a 19-point, 11- rebound game in 27 minutes of play against the Pilot. Lazare averaged 12.0 points in the two exhibition games, including 10-of-13 at the free throw line. Garrett Temple Temple, if he gets the start in the opener, could possibly become the third member of his family to start a basketball game for LSU. His father, Collis Temple, Jr., played for Coach Dale Brown in the 1970s, and, his older brother, Collis Temple III was a fixture for John Brady's team earlier in the decade. While fathers and sons have played at LSU before, it remains to the crack research team to determine if two sons have ever played for the same team that the father started on. Temple scored five points in the second exhibition game against LSU-Shreveport and aver- TIGER TRENDS LSU RECORD BRADY ERA In November In December In January In February In March LSU vs. AP Ranked Opponents At home On the road Neutral LSU s Record in Games... Decided by 5 pts or less Decided by 10 pts or less Decided by 11 pts or more At night During the day Decided in Overtime Televised LSU s Record When Scoring... Less than 60 points points points points points or more points LSU s Record When Allowing... Less than 60 points points points points points or more points LSU s Record When... Leading at the half Losing at the half Tied at the half Lead 10 minutes left Losing 10 minutes left Tied 10 minutes left Lead 5 minutes left Losing 5 minutes left Tied 5 minutes left LSU s Record When Shooting... 50% or higher Less than 50% Better than opponent Worse than opponent Even Shooting More 3PT FGs than opp LSU s Record When... Outrebounding opp Outrebounded by opp Equal rebounds LSU s Record When Committing... Fewer TO than opp More TO than opp Equal TO or fewer TO

8 COACHING MISCELLANEOUS Coaching Tenure in SEC 1. Tubby Smith, Kentucky 11th season 2. Billy Donovan, Florida 10th season 3. John Brady, LSU 9th season 4. Rick Stansbury, MSU 8th season 4. Rod Barnes, Ole Miss 8th season 4. Mark Gottfried, Ala. 8th season 7. Kevin Stallings, Vandy 5th season 7. Dave Odom, USC 5th season 9. Stan Heath, Arkansas 4th season 10. Dennis Felton, UGA 3rd season 11. Jeff Lebo, Auburn 2nd season 12. Bruce Pearl, Tennessee 1st season Coaching Tenure at LSU 1. Harry Rabenhorst 29 seasons 2. Dale Brown 25 seasons 3. John Brady 9 seasons 4. Jay McCreary 8 seasons 5. Dr. C. C. Stroud 6 seasons 5. Press Maravich 6 seasons Coaching Wins at LSU 1. Dale Brown Harry Rabenhorst John Brady Dr. C. C. Stroud Jay McCreary 82 Active Coaching Wins in SEC (through play on Nov. 16) 1. Tubby Smith, UGA, UK Billy Donovan, Fla Rick Stansbury, MSU Mark Godfried, Ala John Brady, LSU Rod Barnes, Ole Miss Kevin Stallings, Vandy Dave Odom, USC Stan Heath, Arkansas Dennis Felton, UGA Jeff Lebo, Auburn Bruce Pearl, Tennessee All-Time Coaching Wins--SEC (through play on Nov. 16) 1. Adolph Rupp, UK Dale Brown, LSU C. M. Newton, UA/VU Harry Rabenhorst, LSU Two tied Tubby Smith, UGA/UK Eddie Foglar, Vandy/SC Bob Polk, Vanderbilt Billy Donovan, FLA Two Tied Rick Stansbury, MSU Bonnie Graham, Ole Miss Sam McAllister, Aub/Fla Mark Godfried, Alabama John Brady, LSU Ralph Jordan, Aub/UGA Bill Lynn, Auburn Rod Barnes, Ole Miss 127 aged 22.5 minutes at both the off-guard and point guard positions for the Tigers. Tasmin Mitchell LSU's freshman Mitchell missed his first six shots in the first exhibition game, but since then he is 14-of-21 from the field, averaging 14.5 points in the exhibition games. Tasmin Mitchell also has dished the ball well with 10 assists in the two exhibition contests. Mitchell was a Mr. Basketball selection by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association following his outstanding career at Denham Springs High School Freshman Starts It is possible that two freshman -- Garrett Temple and Tasmin Mitchell -- will get the starting nod for this game from Coach John Brady. It will mark the third time since the start of the season that freshman have started the opening game of the season for LSU. Last season, the Tigers opened the season with three sophomores (Brandon Bass, Ross Neltner, Tack Minor), a junior (Darrel Mitchell) and a senior (Antonio Hudson) was introduced by Dan Borne' against Tulane in the first round game of the LSU Louisiana Classic. Ironically, the last time LSU opened with Southern in the first game at the Maravich Center, the Tigers started three freshmen -- Brandon Bass, Regis Koundjia and Darnell Lazare -- along with two juniors (Xavier Whipple and Hudson). In the first game of the season, freshman Torris Bright opened his four-year Tiger career at point guard. The Young Tigers The Tiger team has nine freshmen (7) or sophomores (2) on this year's roster... LSU has the most freshmen on the roster of any SEC team. Here's what the other rosters in the league show in terms of freshmen (taken from the SEC media guide): Alabama -- 5 freshmen Arkansas -- 3 freshmen Auburn -- 5 freshmen Florida -- 3 freshmen Georgia -- 5 freshmen Kentucky -- 2 freshmen Ole Miss -- 4 freshmen Mississippi St freshmen South Carolina -- 1 freshman Tennessee -- 2 freshmen Vanderbilt -- 3 freshmen There were times in the first exhibition game when the Tigers had four freshmen on the floor and in the second exhibition when all five players in the game were freshmen. LSU In ESPN s Greatest College Basketball Tournament Just suppose you took 32 teams and gave them their best possible roster of all the players in school history, what kind of college basketball tournament would you have. ESPN thinks you would have the Greatest College Basketball Tournament ever and at fans can check out the mythical tournament bracket and pick their winners as the event goes along. LSU is the 3rd overall seed in the event and is playing out of the Assembly Hall regional with a starting lineup that features Chris Jackson and Pete Maravich at guards, Durand Rudy Macklin and Bob Pettit at forwards and Shaquille O Neal at center, with Stanley Roberts and John Williams coming off the bench. The fantasy Tigers met 30th-seed Iowa in the first round and as of Thursday AM, LSU has 96.8 percent of 93,928 votes cast to win the game and advance to the Round of 16 where they will meet the winner of the all-time Ohio State team versus Cincinnati. Ironically, the real LSU team will face both of those teams this year. It appears the fantasy opponent will be Cincinnati, which has 68 percent of the vote. Besides the Assembly Hall Region LSU is in, top-seeded UCLA is playing out of the Rupp Arena Region, fourth-seed Georgetown heads the Cameron Indoor Stadium Region and secondseed North Carolina heads the Carrier Dome Regional.

9 The round of 16 games are expected to begin being voted on starting Friday. Also as part of the fantasy, fans can pick all-region teams from the four sites. As of Thursday AM, the Houston voters are dominating the market with Hakeem Olajuwon of Houston getting 82 percent of the vote, followed by Clyde Drexler and Elvin Hayes. Pete Maravich of LSU is fourth with 45.4 percent of the voting. Shaquille O neal is receiving 42 percent of the vote and is sixth on the all-regional fantasy voting. Rule Changes There are a couple of rule changes this year, the most notable will be when a ball has been intentionally kicked, it will no longer result in the reset of the shot clock to 35 seconds... When the violation occurs with 15 or fewer seconds remaining, the shot clock will be reset to 15 seconds. Otherwise, when the violation occurs with more than 15 seconds remaining, there shall be no reset of the shot clock. Also the time to replace a disqualified player is being reduced from 30 to 20 seconds with a horn five seconds prior to the 20-second mark... Each team now gets four 30-second timeouts and one 60-second timeout to call during the game with the team only allowed to carry three of the 30- second timeouts to the second half... The first 30-second time out in the second half becomes a full media timeout. LSU's NBA Players LSU had four former players on opening day rosters in the National Basketball Association -- Brandon Bass (Hornets), Stromile Swift (Rockets), Ronald Dupree (Timberwolves) and Shaquille O'Neal (Heat)... Through play last Saturday night, Bass had appeared in two games for the Hornets, averaging 2.0 points per game... Swift has averaged 7.0 points in five games in his first year with Houston, while Dupree is averaging 2.0 in two appearances after being traded to Minnesota on Oct O'Neal averaged 15.0 points in the two games before injuring his right ankle on Nov. 4. Youth Get Break On Hoop Tickets This Year This year, LSU basketball is allowing youngsters 12 and under to come to the games with their folks for only $5. Upper level tickets are available for youth purchase at $5 throughout the season. Up Next -- Nicholls State Monday -- Pat's Coats For Kids The Tigers are back here on Monday night against Nicholls State at 7 p.m.... There is no television for that game... A reminder that for the second straight year, LSU men's basketball will be collecting coats for Pat's Coats for Kids and all those Monday night bringing a coat to the game to donate to the annual collection spearheaded by WBRZ weatherman Pat Shingleton, will get an $11 ticket for the game for $1. SCORING BREAKDOWN CLASS PTS PCT. Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors SCORING PTS PCT. Starters Bench IN PAINT PTS APG LSU Opponents OFF TURNOVERS PTS APG LSU Opponents BENCH SCORING PTS APG LSU Opponents FT% LAST 5 MINUTES PCT LSU Opponents FG% LAST 5 MINUTES PCT LSU Opponents W-L RECORDS OF STARTING LINEUPS (G, G, G, F, F) LEADING SCORERS -- LEADING REBOUNDERS -- LEADING -- TOtAL DUNKS -- NO. OF PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURES FOR LSU or more

10 The Last Time LSU... Scoring Less Than 50 points vs. Ole Miss (49-53), points at Ole Miss (58-53), 3/2/ points vs. UAB-NCAA (68-82), 3/17/ points vs. Kentucky-SEC (78-79), 3/12/ points vs. Auburn-SEC (89-58), 3/11/ points vs. Auburn (90-69), 2/9/ or more points vs. Ohio State ( ), Opponents Scoring Less than 50 points by Ole MIss (45-58), points by Auburn-SEC (58-89), 3/11/ points by Vandy (69-81), 3/5/ points by Kentucky-SEC (79-78), 3/12/ points by UAB-NCAA (82-68), 3/17/ points by Arkansas (75-96), or more points by Ohio State ( ), Field Goal Percentage Shot percent vs. Ole Miss (12-43), Shot percent vs. UAB-NCAA (23-64), 3/17/05 Shot percent vs. Kentucky-SEC (28-67), 3/12/05 Shot percent vs. Auburn-SEC (32-58), 3/11/05 Shot percent vs. Tennessee (29-48), Shot 70 percent or above vs. Centenary (45-64), Opponents Field Goal Percentage Shot percent by. Southern Miss (16-56), Shot percent by Auburn-SEC (22-65), 3/11/05 Shot percent by UAB-NCAA (27-59), 3/17/05 Shot percent by Florida (27-54), 2/19/05 Shot percent by W. Va. (33-55), Three-Point FG Percentage Shot less than 10 percent vs. Southern Miss (2-23), Shot percent vs. UAB-NCAA (6-31),3/17/05 Shot percent vs. Florida (4-20), 2/19/05 Shot percent vs. Kentucky-SEC (7-22), 3/12/05 Shot percent at Ole Miss (4-9), 3/2/05 Shot percent vs. Vandy (8-16), 3/5/05 Shot 60 percent or more vs. Auburn-SEC (11-18), 3/11/05 Opponents Three-Point FG Percentage Shot less than 10 percent by Georgia (1-14), Shot percent by Alabama (3-16), Shot percent by Auburn (6-27), 3/11/05 Shot percent by Vandy (8-24), 3/5/05 Shot percent by UAB-NCAA (7-16), 3/17/05 Shot percent by Kentucky (11-20), Shot 60 percent or more by New Orleans (8-13), Free Throw Percentage Shot less than 50 percent vs. Ole Miss (11-23), Shot percent vs. Alabama (11-21), 2/22/05 Shot percent vs. Kentucky (15-22), 3/12/05 Shot percent vs. UAB-NCAA (16-22), 3/17/05 Shot percent vs. Florida (29-34), 2/19/05 Shot percent vs. Ohio State (29-31), Shot 100 percent vs. Kentucky (17-17), Rebounds Had rebounds vs. Florida, 2/19/05 Had rebounds vs. Vandy, 3/5/05 Had rebounds vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/05 Had rebounds vs. McNeese State, Had 60 or more rebounds vs. Troy State, Opponent Rebounds Less than 20 rebounds by South Carolina, rebounds by Auburn, 2/26/ rebounds by UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ rebounds by Mississippi State, 2/16/ rebounds by Wyoming, Assists Less than 5 assists vs. Alabama, assists vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ assists vs. Auburn-SEC, 3/11/ assists vs. Vandy, 3/5/ assists vs. UNO, assists vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, or more assists vs. Georgia State, Opponent Assists 5-10 assists by Auburn-SEC, 3/11/ assists by UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ assists by Auburn, 2/9/ assists by Tennessee, assists by Fresno State, or more assists by Kentucky, Blocks 0 blocks vs. South Carolina, blocks vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ blocks at Arkansas, 2/12/ blocks vs. Florida, or more blocks vs. Texas, Opponent Blocks 0 blocks by Ole Miss, blocks by UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ blocks by Florida State, blocks by Alabama Steals 0 steals vs. Georgia Tech, steals vs. Kentucky, 3/12/ steals vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ steals at Auburn, 2/26/05 16 or more steals vs. Arkansas, Opponent Steals 0 steals by Florida, 2/19/ steals by Alabama, 2/22/ steals by UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ steals by Kentucky-SEC, 3/12/05 16 or more steals by Miami (Fla.),

11 The Last Time LSU... ALL GAMES Scored points Antonio Hudson, vs. Kentucky-SEC, 3/12/05 Scored points Brandon Bass, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/05 Scored points Darrel Mitchell, vs. Ohio State, Scored points Maurice Carter, vs. Arkansas, Scored points Ronnie Henderson, vs. Alabama, Scored points Chris Jackson, vs. Vanderbilt, Scored points Chris Jackson, vs. Texas, Scored points Chris Jackson, vs. Ole Miss, Scored 60 or more Pete Maravich, vs. Kentucky, Scored double figures in 5 straight games... 7 Darrel Mitchell, 2/19/05, 2/22/05, 2/26/04, 3/3/05, 3/05/05, 3/11/05, 3/12/05 Scored double figures in 10 straight games Brandon Bass , , , , , , , 1/29/05. 2/2/05, 2/5/05, 2/9/05,... 2/12/05, 2/16/05, 2/19/05, 2/22/05, 2/26/05, 3/2/05, 3/5/05 Scored double figures in 15 straight games Brandon Bass 1/3/05, 1/8/05, 1/12/05, 1/15/05, 1/19/05, 1/22/05, 1/26/05, 1/29/05, 2/2/05, 2/5/05, 2/9/05,... 2/12/05, 2/16/05, 2/19/05, 2/22/05, 2/26/05, 3/2/05, 3/5/05 Scored double figures in 20 straight games Ronald Dupree, to (Games 2-30) Scored double figures in 25 straight games Ronald Dupree, to (Games 2-30) Scored double figures in 30 straight games Scored double figures in 35 straight games Scored double figures in 40 or more straight games Scored 20 points or more in 2 straight games... 3 Antonio Hudson, 25 vs. Vanderbilt, 3/5/05; 21 vs. Auburn-SEC, 3/11/05; 21 vs. Kentucky-SEC, 3/12/05 Scored 20 points or more in 3 straight games... 3 Antonio Hudson, 25 vs. Vanderbilt, 3/5/05; 21 vs. Auburn-SEC, 3/11/05; 21 vs. Kentucky-SEC, 3/12/05 Scored 20 points or more in 4 straight games... 4 Jaime Lloreda, 21 vs. Purdue, ; 30 vs. McNeese St., ; 23 vs. Troy St., ; 26 vs. ULM, Scored 20 points or more in 5 straight games Scored 20 points or more in 6 straight games Scored 20 points or more in 7 straight games Scored 20 points or more in 8 straight games Scored 20 points or more in 9 straight games Scored 20 points or more in 10 or more straight games Scored 30 points or more in consecutive games... 3 Ronnie Henderson, 40 vs. Alabama, ; 30 vs. Ole Miss, ; 33 vs. Georgia, Made field goals in a game Brandon Bass, vs. Mississippi State, 1/29/05 Made 15 or more field goals in a game Shaquille O Neal, vs. Northern Arizona, Attempted field goals in a game Glen Davis, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/05 Attempted field goals in a game Brandon Bass, vs. Ohio State, Attempted field goals in a game Ronnie Henderson, vs. Nicholls State, Attempted 30 or more field goals in a game Ronnie Henderson, vs. Oklahoma State, Made 5 three pointers in a game... 5 Antonio Hudson, vs. Auburn-SEC, 3/11/05 Made 6-9 three pointers in a game... 6 Antonio Hudson, vs. UL Lafayette, Made 10 or more three pointers in a game Chris Jackson, vs. Tennessee, Attempted 7 three pointers in a game... 7 Darrel Mitchell, vs. Kentucky-SEC, 3/12/05 Attempted 8-10 three pointers in a game... 8 Tack Minor, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ Darrel MItchell, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ Antonio Hudson, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/05 Attempted 11 or more three pointers in a game Torris Bright, vs. Mississippi State, Had rebounds Brandon Bass, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/ Glen Davis, vs. UAB-NCAA, 3/17/05 Had rebounds Brandon Bass, at Mississippi State, 2/16/05 Had 20 or more rebounds Jaime Lloreda, vs. McNeese State,