2017 NIT SECOND ROUND

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1 MEN S BASKETBALL 2017 NIT SECOND ROUND MARCH 20 CHAMPAIGN, ILL. CHANDLER HUTCHISON ALL-MW FIRST TEAM USBWA ALL-DISTRICT VIII NICK DUNCAN 1,129 CAREER POINTS 246 CAREER 3PT FGS TOURNAMENT NOTES

2 MEN S BASKETBALL Athletics Media Relations Men s Basketball Contact: Mike Walsh O: C: E: michaelwalsh1@boisestate.edu SCHEDULE (12-6 MW) H: 11-3 A: 8-6 N: 1-2 DATE OPPONENT WATCH TIME/RESULT Lewis-Clark State ^ MWN W, Northwest Christian ^ MWN W, Northwest MWN W, at College of Charleston! ESPN3 L, vs Mississippi State! ESPN3 L, vs Western Michigan! ESPN3 W, Presbyterian MWN W, at #23/20 Oregon Pac-12 L, SMU MWN/CI W, at Evansville % ESPN3 L, at Loyola Marymount TheW.tv W, Portland MWN Postponed Idaho State (DH) MWN W, Cal State Northridge MWN W, at Utah State * ROOT W, Colorado State * ESPN3 W, at UNLV * CBSSN W, San Diego State * ESPNU W, at Fresno State * MWN L, New Mexico * ESPNU L, at San José State * MWN W, Nevada * CBSSN L, at Wyoming * ROOT W, at Colorado State * ESPN3 W, Utah State * ESPN3 W, Air Force * ROOT W, at New Mexico * CBSSN L, Wyoming * ROOT W, at Nevada * ESPN3 L, San José State * MWN W, Fresno State * CBSSN L, at Air Force * ROOT W, vs San Diego State $ CBSSN L, at ESPNU W, at ESPN 8 p.m. CT SCHEDULE NOTES All Times Mountain Home Games in BOLD/CAPS * Mountain West Game ^ Exhibition Game! Gildan Charleston Classic (Charleston, S.C.) % Mountain West/Missouri Valley Challenge $ Mountain West Tournament Thomas & Mack Center (Las National Invitation Tournament (NIT) MW STANDINGS (Through March 19) TEAM MW OVERALL Nevada Colorado State Boise State Fresno State New Mexico San Diego State Wyoming Utah State San José State Air Force UNLV GAME #32 NIT SECOND ROUND AT ILLINOIS MARCH 20 8 PM (CT) CHAMPAIGN, ILL. STATE FARM CENTER (15,500) NO. 6 BOISE STATE BRONCOS Record (12-6 MW) Ranking (AP USA Today)... NR NR Head Coach...Leon Rice (Seventh Year) Record at Boise State Career Record....Same Television ESPN DirecTV 206 Dish 140 Cable ONE 133/1133 Play-by-Play.... Doug Sherman Analyst...Stephen Howard BROADCAST INFORMATION Radio Bronco Radio Network Flagship: 670 KBOI Play-by-Play....Bob Behler STARTING FIVE 1. THE GAME: Boise State will play at Illinois Monday, in the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. The Broncos (20-11) and Fighting Illini (19-14) will tip off at 8 p.m. CT/7 p.m. MT, televised on ESPN. 2. ABOUT ILLINOIS: The Illini defeated Valparaiso Tuesday, in the first round of the NIT. Malcolm Hill leads Illinois with 17 points and 3.1 assists per game. All-Time Series: Illinois leads 1-0. The Illini won at home, Dec. 5, BRONCOS IN THE NIT: This is Boise State s fifth trip to the NIT, previously earning berths in 1987, 1989, 1991 and The Broncos are 4-4 all-time in the tournament, this is the third time they have reached the round of POSTSEASON APPEARANCES: Boise State is making its 14th postseason appearance in program history and fourth in Leon Rice s seven years as head coach (two NCAA Tournaments, one NIT and one CBI). 5. RECORD PERFORMANCE: Junior Chandler Hutchison scored 34 points Tuesday, in Boise State s first-round win at Utah. Hutchison s career-high scoring performance was the most points by a Bronco in a postseason game in school history. BY THE NUMBERS NO. 2 ILLINOIS FIGHTING ILLINI Record (8-10 Big Ten) Ranking (AP USA Today)... NR NR Interim Coach...Jamall Walker Record at Illinois Career Record....Same Video Stream WatchESPN ESPN App Audio Stream BroncoSports.com AWARDS Chandler Hutchison All-MW (Coaches) First Team All-MW (Media) Second Team USBWA All-District VIII Paris Austin All-MW (Coaches) Honorable Mention All-MW (Media) Honorable Mention BOISE STATE STAT ILLINOIS 75.7 Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Avg. Scoring Margin Field Goal Pct Field Goal Pct. Defense Point Field Goal Pct Point Field Goal Pct. Defense Free Throw Pct Per Game Avg. Rebound Margin Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Turnovers Forced Per Game Assist/Turnover Ratio Blocks Per Game Steals Per Game 5.4

3 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes BRONCO ROSTERS NUMERICAL NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN (HS/PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 0 Marcus Dickinson G Fr. HS Norman, Okla. (North Norman HS) 3 Justinian Jessup G Fr. HS Longmont, Colo. (Longmont HS) 5 Malek Harwell G RS-Fr. SQ Pocatello, Idaho (Century HS) 10 Robin Jorch C So. 1L Berlin, Germany (International Berlin Basketball Academy) 11 Zach Haney F RS-So. 1L Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS) 13 Nick Duncan F Sr. 3L Sydney, Australia (St. Augustine s College) 15 Chandler Hutchison G Jr. 2L Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo HS) 21 Derrick Alston Jr. G Fr. HS Houston (Strake Jesuit HS) 23 Cameron Oluyitan G So. TR Houston (Clements HS/Gillette [Wyo.] College) 30 Paris Austin G So. 1L Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O Dowd HS) 33 David Wacker F RS-So. 1L/SQ Converse, Texas (Judson HS) 34 Alex Hobbs G Fr. HS La Porte, Texas (La Porte HS) 40 Matt Grooms F RS-Jr. TR Meridian, Idaho (Rocky Mountain HS/Walla Walla JC) 55 James Reid G RS-Sr. SQ Bend, Ore. (Mountain View HS/Colllege of Southern Idaho/Ark.-Little Rock) ALPHABETICAL NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN (HS/PREVIOUS COLLEGE) 21 Derrick Alston Jr. G Fr. HS Houston (Strake Jesuit HS) 30 Paris Austin G So. 1L Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O Dowd HS) 0 Marcus Dickinson G Fr. HS Norman, Okla. (North Norman HS) 13 Nick Duncan F Sr. 3L Sydney, Australia (St. Augustine s College) 40 Matt Grooms F RS-Jr. TR Meridian, Idaho (Rocky Mountain HS/Walla Walla JC) 11 Zach Haney F RS-So. 1L Humble, Texas (Atascocita HS) 5 Malek Harwell G RS-Fr. SQ Pocatello, Idaho (Century HS) 34 Alex Hobbs G Fr. HS La Porte, Texas (La Porte HS) 15 Chandler Hutchison G Jr. 2L Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo HS) 3 Justinian Jessup G Fr. HS Longmont, Colo. (Longmont HS) 10 Robin Jorch C So. 1L Berlin, Germany (International Berlin Basketball Academy) 23 Cameron Oluyitan G So. TR Houston (Clements HS/Gillette [Wyo.] College) 55 James Reid G RS-Sr. SQ Bend, Ore. (Mountain View HS/Colllege of Southern Idaho/Ark.-Little Rock) 33 David Wacker F RS-So. 1L/SQ Converse, Texas (Judson HS) COACHES Head Coach: Leon Rice, Seventh Season (Washington State) Assistant Coach: John Rillie, Sixth Season (Gonzaga) Assistant Coach: Phil Beckner, First Season (Kansas Wesleyan) Assistant Coach: Mike Burns, First Season (Central Washington) Director of Basketball Operations: Jake White, First Season (UT Tyler) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Justinian Jessup... JUS-tin-e-in Malek Harwell...MUH-leak Robin Jorch... Jortch Cameron Oluyitan... oh-louie-uh-tahn David Wacker... WACK-er John Rillie...Rill-E MEDIA RELATIONS Assistant Sports Information Director:... Mike Walsh ... michaelwalsh1@boisestate.edu Office Phone: Cell Phone: Fax: Address: University Drive... Boise, ID Press Row Phone Website:... BroncoSports.com Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 2

4 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 MARCUS DICKINSON Fr., 6-2, 177, G Norman, Okla. JUSTINIAN JESSUP Fr., 6-6, 193, G Longmont, Colo. MALEK HARWELL RS-Fr., 6-4, 186, G Pocatello, Idaho ROBIN JORCH So., 6-11, 253, C Berlin, Germany ZACH HANEY RS-So., 6-11, 242, F Humble, Texas NICK DUNCAN Sr., 6-8, 265, F Sydney, Australia CHANDLER HUTCHISON Jr., 6-7, 196, G Mission Viejo, Calif. DERRICK ALSTON JR. Fr., 6-8, 153, G Houston CAMERON OLUYITAN So., 6-6, 183, G Houston PARIS AUSTIN So., 6-0, 175, G Oakland, Calif. DAVID WACKER RS-So., 6-10, 239, F Converse, Texas ALEX HOBBS Fr., 6-4, 189, G La Porte, Texas MATT GROOMS RS-Jr., 6-4, 215, F Meridian, Idaho JAMES REID RS-Sr., 6-3, 193, G Bend, Ore. 3 Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

5 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes BRONCO SUPERLATIVES DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING GAMES (Team record in parentheses) Paris Austin (4-0) (14-6) Total (18-6) Marcus Dickinson (1-1) Total...2 (1-1) Nick Duncan (4-1) (10-2) (12-8) (7-6) Total (33-17) Zach Haney (0-0) (1-2) Total...3 (1-2) Alex Hobbs (3-1) Total...4 (3-1) Chandler Hutchison (1-0) (7-1) (20-8) Total (28-9) Justinian Jessup (11-2) Total (11-2) Robin Jorch (1-0) (0-1) Total...2 (1-1) James Reid (11-4) Total (11-4) David Wacker (1-0) (0-0) (3-1) Total...5 (4-1) STARTERS LAST TIME OUT... G CHANDLER HUTCHISON GM/ST: /31 MPG: PPG: RPG: APG: SPG: FG%: FG%: G G F F JAMES REID GM/ST: /15 MPG: PPG: RPG: APG: SPG: FG%: FG%: JUSTINIAN JESSUP GM/ST: /30 MPG: PPG: RPG: APG: SPG: FG%: FG%: NICK DUNCAN GM/ST: /31 MPG: PPG: RPG: APG: SPG: FG%: FG%: DAVID WACKER GM/ST: /28 MPG: PPG: RPG: APG: SPG: FG%: FG%:.... N/A Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 4

6 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game # STARTING LINEUPS Nov. 12 Northwest Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Nov. 17 at College of Charleston Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Nov. 18 vs Mississippi State Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Nov. 20 vs Western Michigan Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Nov. 25 Presbyterian Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Nov. 28 at #23/20 Oregon Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Nov. 30 SMU Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Dec. 3 at Evansville Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Dec. 5 at Loyola Marymount Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Jorch Dec. 18 Idaho State Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Jorch Dec. 21 Cal State Northridge Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Dec. 28 at Utah State Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Dec. 31 Colorado State Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 4 at UNLV Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 7 San Diego State Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 14 at Fresno State Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Haney Jan. 17 New Mexico Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 21 at San Jose State Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 25 Nevada Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 28 at Wyoming Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Jan. 31 at Colorado State Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 4 Utah State Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 11 Air Force Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 14 at New Mexico Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 18 Wyoming Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 22 at Nevada Reid Austin Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 25 San José State Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Feb. 28 Fresno State Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker March 4 at Air Force Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker March 9 vs San Diego State Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker March 14 at Utah Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker RECORD BY STARTING LINE-UP Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Jorch Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Reid Jessup Hutchison Duncan Wacker Austin Jessup Hutchison Duncan Haney Reid Austin Hutchison Duncan Wacker GAME SUMMARIES Nov. 12 Northwest W, Hutchison goes for 23 points and 11 rebounds as Broncos roll to season-opening win Nov. 17 at Coll. of Charleston L, Broncos held to 34.6% shooting; Hutchison s 24 points, 11 rebounds lead way in loss Nov. 18 vs Mississippi State L, Mississippi State scores 22 points off 17 Bronco turnovers Nov. 20 vs Western Michigan W, Broncos shoot 59.3 percent; Hutchison s 20 points led four in double figures Nov. 25 Presbyterian W, Jessup paces Broncos past Presbyterian with first career 20-point game Nov. 28 at #23/20 Oregon L, Broncos lead for 32 minutes, but Ducks close game on 18-5 run for victory Nov. 30 SMU W, Broncos run out to 20-point halftime lead, fend off SMU surge in second half Dec. 3 at Evansville L, Hutchison scores eight points in 93 seconds to rally Broncos back, Purple Aces use FTs to win Dec. 5 at Loyola Marymount W, Broncos shoot 58 percent, survive game of runs for first road win of season Dec. 10 Portland Postponed Postponed due to inclement weather impeding Portland s travel out of Portland Dec. 18 Idaho State W, Boise State opens second half on 20-4 spurt, run away from Bengals Dec. 21 Cal State Northridge W, Hutchison, Austin each go for 20 points; Broncos build big lead and cruise to victory Dec. 28 at Utah State W, Late 11-0 run pushes Boise State to road win to open MW play; Hutchison leads with 21 Dec. 31 Colorado State W, Hutchison hits three as time expires, lifting Broncos to 2-0 start in league play Jan. 4 at UNLV W, Broncos control game from tip, lead by as many as 32; Hutchison nets 28 Jan. 7 San Diego State W, Haney and Reid combine for 38 as bench brings Broncos back from 11-point deficit for big win Jan. 14 at Fresno State L, Broncos score 31 points in final 7:47, can t erase early 28-point deficit Jan. 17 New Mexico L, Boise State falls behind early, unable to come all the way back Jan. 21 at San José State W, Wacker leads way with career-high 17 points as Broncos lead wire-to-wire Jan. 25 Nevada L, Nevada explodes for 16-2 run midway through second half to break open game Jan. 28 at Wyoming W, Seven different Broncos combine for 12 three-pointers in convincing road victory Jan. 31 at Colorado State W Austin s 25 points and clutch free throws help Broncos hold off hot-shooting Rams on the road Feb. 4 Utah State W, Broncos take control midway through second half, make enough free throws to remain in control Feb. 11 Air Force W, Balanced Broncos use late 13-0 run to seize control, seven players score at least nine points Feb. 14 at New Mexico L, Hutchison s 31, late Bronco rally not enough to overcome 17-point deficit Feb. 18 Wyoming W, Austin s career-high 27 and Hutchison s 25 lead Broncos in second-half comeback Feb. 22 at Nevada L, Nevada makes 27 second-half free throws to rally for win in first-place showdown Feb. 25 San José State W, Freshmen combine for 35 points, Broncos use late free throws to keep comfortable margin Feb. 28 Fresno State L, Bulldogs shoot 57 percent from beyond arc, force 15 turnovers to spoil Senior Night March 4 at Air Force W, Broncos hit 20 three-pointers, setting school record and tying MW record, en route to big win March 9 vs San Diego State L, Aztecs make nine three-pointers, add 21 second-chance points, end Broncos MW Tournament March 14 at Utah W, Behind Hutchison s career-high 34 points, Broncos rally for NIT win 5 Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

7 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes IT STARTS AT THE TOP LEON RICE HEAD COACH 20 WINS AGAIN: Boise State hit the 20-win plateau for the fifth year in a row and the sixth time in Leon Rice s seven years. It is the first time in school history the Broncos have won 20 games in five consecutive seasons. Head coach Bobby Dye and guard Chris Childs led the Broncos to at least 20 wins in , and , the only previous three-year run. The Broncos had just seven 20-win campaigns since becoming a four-year institution before Rice took over. MW COACH OF THE YEAR: Leon Rice was named the Mountain West Coach of the Year, in a vote of fellow conference coaches. It was the sixth time a Boise State coach has been named conference coach of the year and Rice is the fourth different Bronco head man to earn the honor. He was also selected coach of the year in a separate vote by MW media members. Conference Coach of the Year at Boise State Bus Connor Big Sky Bobby Dye Big Sky Bobby Dye Big Sky Bobby Dye Big Sky Greg Graham WAC Leon Rice MW DISTRICT HONOR: The United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) named Leon Rice the District VIII Coach of the Year. District VIII encompasses all Division I schools in Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada and Montana. Rice is the first Boise State head coach to earn the distinction from the USBWA. Greg Graham earned the NABC District 13 Coach of the Year Award in NABC districts are determined by conference. 200 GAMES: Leon Rice coached his 200th game at Boise State Nov. 18, the third head coach to reach 200 games in program history, joining Bobby Dye and Greg Graham. Rice s 123 wins are the most by a Bronco head coach in his first 200 games. 100 WINS: Leon Rice picked up his 100th win as Boise State s head coach, March 4, 2015, at San José State. Rice became the fourth Bronco head coach to reach 100 wins at the school and the first to do so in just five seasons. He accomplished the feat in his 161st game at the helm. Bobby Dye ( ) is the fastest to 100 wins, earning the milestone victory in his 160th game as head coach. Rod Jensen ( ) and Greg Graham ( ) also won 100 games at Boise State, reaching the triple digits in their 182nd and 178th games, respectively Preseason National Coach of the Year (Jeff Goodman, ESPN.com) Mountain West Coach of the Year USBWA District VIII COY UPPING THE OFFENSE: Boise State has been renowned for its offensive prowess ever since Leon Rice arrived. In Rice s first six seasons, the Broncos have led their conference in scoring three times, including pacing the Mountain West twice. In , the Broncos hit a Riceera high with 76.2 points per game, the second-highest in the last 38 years at Boise State (81.4 in ). Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 6 BRONCOS IN THE PROS: Since Leon Rice took over as head coach at Boise State, 14 Broncos have gone on to professional basketball careers. James Webb III became the program s first early entrant in the NBA Draft. Webb was signed by the Philadelphia 76ers and spent the entire preseason on the roster. He is currently with Philadelphia s NBA D-League affiliate in Delaware. Anthony Drmic was the NBL (Asutralia) Rookie of the Year. ON THE SCENE: Boise State s appearance at the Gildan Charleston Classic continued a trend of highprofile appearances for the Broncos under Leon Rice. The Charleston Classic is owned and operated by ESPN Events. The group also runs the the Wooden Legacy, where Boise State battled Michigan State and Arizona last season, and the Diamond Head Classic, where the Broncos were runners-up in The appearance at the Diamond Head Classic was Boise State s first major early-season tournament appearance since the 2000 Pearl Harbor Classic. Boise State will play in the Puerto Rico Tip-Off next season. TAKING CHARITY: Boise State has been one of the best free throw shooting teams in the country, under Leon Rice. The Broncos have ranked in the top 25 nationally twice under Rice, including when Boise State shot 74.9 percent from the stripe to set a single-season school record. The mark betterd the team s 74.7 clip. Four of the top six single-season free throw percentages in school history have been established during Rice s tenure as head coach. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED: Boise State has played 25 games against top-25 opponents since Leon Rice took over as head coach. The Broncos played 20 ranked teams in the 25 years prior to Rice s arrival. GETTING DEFENSIVE: Boise State held a schoolrecord nine opponents to fewer than 50 points in , including five in its last 11 games. The Broncos limited a school-record six conference foes to fewer than 50 points, including twice doing so to consecutive opponents. The last time the Broncos held consecutive conference opponents in the 40s was Boise State has held an opponent under 50 points 17 times in the Leon Rice era. The Broncos are 16-1 overall in those games. BRONCO 3-POINT BARRAGE: With Leon Rice at the helm, Boise State has become one of the top threepoint shooting teams in the country in both volume and percentage. The Broncos made a school-record 297 triples,shooting at a 39.2 percent clip. Boise State has made at least 227 three-pointers in each of Rice s first six seasons, claiming seven of the top 10 single-season marks in school history. NOVEMBER SUCCESS: Boise State is in the month of November, under seventh-year head coach Leon Rice. The Broncos are 22-0 at Taco Bell Arena in such games. They Said It... They have a tremendous offensive team. If you like basketball and you watched the game, you see what I mean when I say they re a very difficult matchup for any team in the country. -Sean Miller Arizona Head Coach Coach Rice has a great feel for players, and the fine line between technique and playing with a free mind. Players really respond well to Leon, and that is not an accident. I think that Boise State has a terrific coach in Leon Rice. -Jay Bilas ESPN Analyst SINGLE-SEASON BOISE STATE TEAM RECORDS 3-Point FG Made Free Throw Pct Opp. Scoring Avg FG Pct. Defense FG Pct. Defense This Season Leon Rice era

8 At Taco Bell Arena On the road Neutral site Played a ranked opponent (AP) 3-22 Played on live TV Played an overtime game 6-7 Played a day game Played a night game Leading at the Half Trailing at the Half Tied at the Half 4-5 Final margin 1-4 points Final margin 5-9 points Final margin 10+ points Shot under.400 FG % Shot FG % Shot FG % Shot at least.500 FG % 49-2 Opp. shot under.400 FG % 44-5 Opp. shot FG % Opp. shot FG % Opp. shot at least.500 FG % Made Pt FG Made Pt FG Made 8+ 3-Pt FG Opp. made Pt FG Opp. made Pt FG Opp. made 8+ 3-Pt FG Shot more FTs than Opp Shot fewer FTs than Opp Shot same FTs as Opp 6-3 More rebounds than Opp Fewer rebounds than Opp Same rebounds as Opp 3-3 More assists than Opp Fewer assists than Opp Same assists as Opp 13-6 Had fewer than 10 TOs Had TOs Had more than 15 TOs Opp. had fewer than 10 TOs Opp. had TOs Opp. had more than 15 TOs HEAD COACH LEON RICE SIXTH SEASON WASHINGTON STATE, 1986 RECORD AT BOISE STATE: CAREER RECORD: SAME COACHING EXPERIENCE: Pasco (Wash.) High School Assistant Coach Oregon Graduate Assistant Oregon Assistant Coach Northern Colorado Assistant Coach Yakima Valley College Assistant Coach Yakima Valley College Co-Head Coach Yakima Valley College Head Coach Gonzaga Assistant Coach Gonzaga Associate Head Coach 2010-Pr. Boise State Head Coach BRONCOS UNDER RICE Scored fewer than 50 points 0-5 Scored points 2-24 Scored points Scored points Scored points 36-7 Scored at least 90 points 24-1 Allowed fewer than 50 points 16-1 Allowed points 30-6 Allowed points Allowed points Allowed points 9-17 Allowed at least 90 points 2-3 Played Sunday 14-3 Played Monday 9-2 Played Tuesday Played Wednesday Played Thursday 9-9 Played Friday 10-7 Played Saturday Played in November Played in December Played in January Played in February Played in March Largest Lead 70; Jan. 5, 2013 Largest Deficit 34; Feb. 5, 2011 Largest Halftime Lead 39; Jan. 5, 2013 Largest Halftime Deficit 22; Feb. 5, 2011 Widest Margin of Victory 67; Jan. 5, 2013 Widest Margin of Defeat 28; Feb. 5, 2011 Rice Postseason History at Boise State 2017 NIT 2015 NCAA First Round 2013 NCAA First Round 2011 CBI Semifinals at Gonzaga 2010 NCAA Round of NCAA Sweet NCAA Round of NCAA Round of NCAA Sweet NCAA Round of NCAA Round of NCAA Round of NCAA Round of NCAA Sweet NCAA Sweet 16 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 LEON RICE YEAR-BY-YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR Named Mountain West Coach of the Year. It is the sixth COY award in school history and Rice is the fourth different Bronco head coach to earn the award from a conference. Bus Connor Bobby Dye , 88-89, Greg Graham SIX TIMES First head coach to amass six 20-win seasons in Boise State s Division I era ( ). 142 AND COUNTING Rice s 142 wins as Boise State s head coach are tied for the second most in program history. 1. Bobby Dye, 212 (12 seasons) 2. Greg Graham, 142 (8 seasons) 2. Leon Rice, 142 (7 seasons) (.813) Rice s record at Taco Bell Arena, the best home winning percentage for a Bronco head coach in the school s Division I era. 6,810 Average home attendance for , the highest since TRIPLE THREAT Under Leon Rice, the Broncos have posted three of the top five seasons in school history for three-pointers made. In , the Broncos made a school-record 297 triples. In , they made 249 (No. 4 all-time), while shooting it at a 39.1 percent clip. The percentage is tied for fourth-best in Boise State history and is the highest percentage in 15 years. Overall Conference Conference NCAA NIT CBI Year School W L Pct. W L Finish Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament Boise State Second Final Semifinals Boise State t-seventh Quarterfinals Boise State t-fourth Quarterfinals First Round Boise State t-fifth Semifinals Boise State t-first Semifinals First Round Boise State Third Quarterfinals Boise State Third Quarterfinals -- Second Round -- Totals Seventh Season Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

9 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes MILESTONES IN SIGHT WINS Mikey Thompson Nick Duncan 2013-Pr 3 81 Chris Childs Brian Sperry David Lowery Zach Moritz Paul Noonan Igor Hadziomerovic Joe Hanstad Derrick Marks Thomas Bropleh Jeff Elorriaga Ryan Watkins Anthony Thomas Kurt Cunningham Anthony Drmic POINTS 1. 1,944 Tanoka Beard ,942 Anthony Drmic ,927 Steve Connor ,155 Trent Johnson ,138 Mikey Thompson ,129 Nick Duncan 2013-Pr 16. 1,098 Reggie Larry ,092 Paul Noonan ,090 Danny Jones ,086 Bryan DeFares ,074 Eric Lane ,070 Ryan Watkins ,032 Gregg Bunn ,032 John Coker ,025 Booker Nabors ,022 La Shard Anderson ,008 Anthony Thomas ,004 Jason Ellis POINT FG MADE Anthony Drmic Coby Karl Abe Jackson Nick Duncan 2013-Pr Jeff Elorriaga Paul Noonan Eric Lane Gerry Washington Mike Tolman / Roberto Bergersen Chris Childs GAMES PLAYED Anthony Drmic Paul Noonan Ryan Watkins Anthony Thomas Nick Duncan 2013-Pr Kurt Cunningham Thomas Bropleh Coby Karl Derrick Marks Mikey Thompson ALL-MW: Chandler Hutchison and Paris Austin both earned All-Mountain West recognition. Hutchison was voted to the first team by the coaches and the second team by the media. Austin was honorable mention in both polls. Boise State has landed a first- WINNING 20: Boise State recorded another 20- win of season, its sixth in leon Rice s seven seasons and fifth in a row. Boise State is one of 27 schools nationally with five-straight 20-win seasons. Prior to Rice s arrival, Boise State had seven 20-win seasons and no more than three in a row. POWER MOVE: Boise State s win at Utah Tuesday, was the third all-time road win against a power five conference opponent and the first since All three such wins have come against Pac-12 teams. FIRST OF ITS KIND: Boise State earned the first postseason win away from home in program history Tuesday, at Utah. UPPER ECHELON: Boise State earned a topthree seed in a conference tournament for the 11th time in program history this season. It is the fourth time in Leon Rice s seven seasons as head coach. TOP-THREE SEED: It is the third consecutive season the Broncos earned a top-three seed, the second such streak in school history ( ; Big Sky). It is the ninth time in Mountain West history a program has earned a top-three seed in at least three straight seasons. Boise State is the only school with an active such streak. 11 MW WINS: Boise State is the only Mountain West school to win at least 11 conference games each of the last three seasons. It is the fifth time in MW history a program has won at least 11 league games three consecutive years (BYU, ; New Mexico ; San Diego State and ). BREAK OUT THE BROOM: Boise State swept seven of its 10 regular-season conference series, including five two-game series. The Broncos earned two wins against Air Force, Colorado State, San Jose State, Utah State and Wyoming, while earning a win in their lone regular-season meeting against San Diego State (home) and UNLV (road). It is the first two-game season sweep of the Rams in program history. It is the second time in school history the Broncos have swept the Aggies, also doing so last season. ROAD WINS: Boise State went 6-3 in Mountain West road games, tying the school record for conference road wins. It is the sixth time in program history the Broncos have won six road games in league play and second under Leon Rice. BIG WIN: Boise State closed the regular season with a victory at Air Force (March 4). The 28-point win is Boise State s widest margin of victory in a conference road game since Feb. 26, 2004, winning at SMU (39 points). It is the largest margin of victory in any road game since Nov. 29, 2010, defeating Northern Illinois (29 points). 20 THREE-POINTERS: Boise State set a school record and tied the all-time Mountain West mark making 20 three-pointers at Air Force (March 4). The Broncos were 20-for-34 (58.8 percent) from beyond the arc. #BRONCOHOOPS NOTES HEATING UP: Boise State has shot better than 40 percent from three-point range in six of its past 12 games. The Broncos had eclipsed that plateau just once in the first 19 games of the season. HOLDING COURT: Boise State is at Taco Bell Arena under head coach Leon Rice, including a 45-2 mark in nonconference games, winning 42 of the last 43. Boise State has won 64 of its last 75 overall at home. GOOD GUARD PLAY: A change to the starting lineup jolted Boise State s backcourt to life at the end of January. James Reid moved into the starting lineup for Paris Austin, and both players responded. The duo combined for 74 points in crucial road wins at Wyoming (Jan. 28) and Colorado State (Jan. 31). DEFENDING THE LINE: Boise State entered the season with a focus on defending the three-point line and limiting opponents looks from deep. Through 31 games, the Broncos have succeeded. Boise State has allowed the 10th-fewest three-pointers in the country this season. Opponents have made just 174 triples on 522 attempts (eighth fewest nationally). MONTH OF THE BRONCO: Boise State won four games in the month of February, extending a winning tradition. Under Leon Rice, the Broncos are (.608) all-time in February. 70 THE MAGIC NUMBER: Under Leon Rice, Boise State s recipe for success has been to score 70 points. The Broncos are when scoring at least 70, and when failing to reach that mark. CAREER NIGHT: Boise State won at Loyola Marymount (Dec. 5) thanks in large part to career nights from three Broncos off the bench. Zach Haney (nine), Marcus Dickinson (eight) and Cameron Oluyitan (six) all posted then-career-high scoring outputs. The trio combined for 19 points in the first half. TIME TRAVEL: From Nov. 20 to Dec. 18, Boise State played seven games without playing in the same time zone two games in a row. The Broncos have criss-crossed the United States playing from coast to coast all season. Now Boise State will not leave the Mountain Time Zone until Jan. 4 (at UNLV). BENCH PRODUCTION: Boise State s bench is averaging 25.5 points per game, including 11 games with 30 or more points coming from reserves. The Broncos have been led in scoring by a bench player in seven games, including Zach Haney and James Reid scoring 19 points apiece off the bench in the Jan. 7 win against San Diego State. Paris Austin scored 25 points off the bench at Colorado State (Jan. 31), part of a 45-point bench effort. Austin s career-high 27 points against Wyoming came off the bench. THREE-POINT PROGNOSTICATION: Under Leon Rice, Boise State s success in the winloss column can be traced to its three-point shooting. In Rice s tenure, the Broncos are when making at least eight three-pointers in a game. They are when hitting fewer than eight. STARTING STRONG: Boise State has led at halftime in 19 of its 31 games this season. The Broncos are shooting 45.4 percent from the floor and 36.2 percent from three-point range in first halves, while outscoring opponents 36.4 to Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 8

10 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 PASSING FOR SUCCESS: Since the start of the season, Boise State is 46-5 when tallying at least 15 assists in a game. SHARING THE BALL: Boise State recorded a season-high 23 assists on 34 field goals in its March 4 win at Air Force. The 23 assists are the most in a game since tallying 26 against Walla Walla Jan. 5, 2013, and the second most in Leon Rice s tenure as head coach. ROAD LESS TRAVELED: Beginning with its trip to the Charleston Classic and ending when it returned home from LMU, Boise State logged 9,138 miles over three weeks. The stretch included eight games in all four time zones in the continental United States. YOUTH MOVEMENT: Boise State has two seniors, one junior, five sophomores and five freshmen on this year s roster. The Broncos were among the oldest teams in the country last season with four redshirt seniors. NEW FACES: Seven members of the Broncos had never suited up for Boise State before the season opener, including four freshmen, one junior college transfer and two student-athletes who sat out last season while on the Boise State roster. COSTA RICA: Boise State spent six days in Costa Rica in August, on its first foreign tour under Leon Rice. The Broncos played four games against international competition, numerous cultural experiences and various team-building activities. UNBALANCED SCHEDULE: The Mountain West s 11 teams each play an 18-game conference schedule, missing one team at home and another on the road. This season, Boise State will not host UNLV and will not travel to San Diego State. The Broncos have won at SDSU each of the last two years. FLIPPING THE SCRIPT: Boise State opened conference play Dec. 28, with a win at Utah State. It is Boise State s third consecutive road win against the Aggies, the Broncos first three road wins in the all-time series. Utah State won the first 18 games played on its home floor. PUERTO RICO NEXT YEAR: Boise State will travel to the 2017 Tire Pros Puerto Rico Tip-Off. The tournament will take place Nov. 16, 17 and 19, and Boise State will be joined by Florida State, Illinois State, Iowa State, South Carolina, Tulsa, UTEP and Western Michigan. VS RANKED OPPONENTS: Boise State has won three road games against teams ranked in the top 25 of the AP Poll in school history. Two of those wins have come under Leon Rice. The Broncos won at No. 24 San Diego State Feb. 28, The other such win under Rice came Nov. 28, 2012, at No. 11 Creighton. #BRONCOHOOPS NOTES RICE COACHING TREE: Leon Rice s Boise State program focuses on development- players and staff alike. In his first six seasons, Rice had just five assistants and three went on to become head coaches: Dave Wojcik (San Jose State), Jeff Linder (Northern Colorado) and Shaun Vandiver (Emporia State). CONTINUITY WITH RILLIE: Assistant coach John Rillie has been on staff for the duration of Leon Rice s tenure. Rillie started as the director of basketball operations in , before taking on the role of assistant coach the following season. A heralded recruiter with a keen eye for talent, Rillie also helps with the development of Boise State s game plans and perimeter players. Rillie s career on the sidelines began after a 16- year professional playing career, predominantly in his native Australia. He played in the 2004 Olympic Games as a member of Australia s National Team. ASSEMBLING A STAFF: Leon Rice hired two new assistant coaches this season, bringing on Phil Beckner and Mike Burns to complete his staff. PHIL BECKNER Beckner has been a collegiate assistant coach for six seasons, plus one year as an assistant coach in the NBA D-League. He joins the Broncos after one season at Nebraska. A highly-regarded player developer, Beckner worked closely with NBA All-Star Damian Lillard during his time at Weber State and preparing to be the sixth overall selection in the 2012 NBA Draft. Beckner also helped recruit and coach four more Wildcats who earned Big Sky Conference MVP honors. MIKE BURNS Burns spent last season as the interim head coach at Pacific. He was also previously the head coach at Eastern Washington. During his 22 years of collegiate coaching, Burns has spent time in the Pac-12, West Coast and Big Sky Conferences. AZTEC CONQUEST: Boise State mounted the most improbable of comebacks Feb. 27, at San Diego State, to beat the Aztecs Trailing by nine with 1:03 left, the Broncos scored the game s final 12 points. They went 6-of-6 from the free throw line and Nick Duncan drilled two three-pointers to take advantage of SDSU missing seven consecutive free throws. The win snapped San Diego State s streak of 164 consecutive wins when leading at the five-minute mark. The streak dated to Jan. 9, AZTEC CONQUEST PT. 2: With its win Feb. 27, 2016, at San Diego State, Boise State became the first team to win at Viejas Arena in consecutive seasons since BYU in and The Broncos knocked off the Aztecs 56-46, Feb. 28, 2015, to complete a season sweep that year and snap what was then a 29-game home win streak for SDSU. BRONCOS PICKED FIFTH: Boise State men s basketball was picked to finish fifth in the Mountain West Men s Basketball Preseason Poll. The predicted order of finish and Preseason All-MW team was voted on by 27 media members who cover the conference. This season s third-place finish marks the fifth time in Leon Rice s seven years the Broncos have outperformed their prognostication. STATISTICAL LEADERS Number of times Broncos have led or tied for the team high in a statistical category in : POINTS Chandler Hutchison 17 Paris Austin 9 James Reid 5 Nick Duncan 2 Justinian Jessup 2 Zach Haney 1 David Wacker 1 REBOUNDS Chandler Hutchison 21 Zach Haney 4 Paris Austin 3 Justinian Jessup 3 David Wacker 3 Nick Duncan 2 Robin Jorch 1 ASSISTS Paris Austin 12 Chandler Hutchison 11 Justinian Jessup 6 James Reid 4 Marcus Dickinson 3 Nick Duncan 3 Zach Haney 1 Alex Hobbs 1 STEALS Chandler Hutchison 13 Justinian Jessup 10 Paris Austin 7 James Reid 5 Zach Haney 4 Alex Hobbs 3 Marcus Dickinson 2 Nick Duncan 2 Robin Jorch 2 David Wacker 1 BLOCKS Nick Duncan 10 Zach Haney 9 David Wacker 8 Justinian Jessup 7 Chandler Hutchison 3 Robin Jorch 3 James Reid 2 Paris Austin 1 Alex Hobbs 1 9 Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

11 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes AWARD WINNERS ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM CHANDLER HUTCHISON Junior Mission Viejo, Calif. 20/10 VISION: Chandler Hutchison has six games with at least 20 points and 10 rebounds this season. The last time a Bronco had more than three 20-point, 10-rebound games in a season was , when Reggie Larry recorded nine. Hutchison is the second Bronco in the past 30 seasons, to record six 20-and-10 games. He is the only player in the MW with more than three this season. Most 20 & 10 Games (Season; Since ) 1. 9 Reggie Larry Chandler Hutchison Arnell Jones Matt Nelson Tanoka Beard Jason Ellis Matt Nelson Ike Okoye James Webb III HONORED: Chandler Hutchison was named All-Mountain West First Team in a vote of the league s coaches. Hutchison earned second-team recognition in a poll conducted by media covering the conference. In conference games he averaged 16.9 points, 7.8 rebounds, 3.2 assists and 1.2 steals per game, leading Boise State in each category and pacing the Broncos to a third-place finish with a 12-6 record. Hutchison ranked fifth in the conference in scoring, sixth in rebounding and sixth in assists. He was the only player in the Mountain West to rank in the top 10 of each category. JOIN THE CLUB: Chandler Hutchison has 540 points on the season, the 20th 500-point season in Boise State history and No. 9 on the all-time single-season scoring list. Hutchison also has 242 rebounds, registering the fifth 500-point, 200-rebound season in program history. He is the firt player in program history to rack up at least 500 points, 200 rebounds and 75 assists in one season. Hutchison Among National Leaders CATEGORY STAT RANK Points per game per game FG % Double-Doubles 9 85 Def. per game Hutchison Among MW Leaders CATEGORY STAT RANK Points per game per game FG % Double-Doubles 9 6 Def. per game Mountain West Leaders Double-Doubles Emmanuel Omogbo CSU Jordan Caroline NEV Hayden Dalton WYO 11 Cameron Oliver NEV Brandon Clarke SJSU 6. 9 Chandler Hutchison Boise State 7. 5 Christian Jones UNLV 8. 4 Gian Clavell CSU 9. 4 Tim Williams UNM 20+ Points/ Chandler Hutchison Boise State 2. 3 Brandon Clarke SJSU 3 Emmanuel Omogbo CSU 3 Jordan Caroline NEV 4. 2 Hayden Dalton WYO 2 Gian Clavell CSU 2 Cameron Oliver NEV Double-Figure Scoring Games (MW Play) Elijah Brown UNM 18 Gian Clavell CSU 18 Emmanuel Omogbo CSU Chandler Hutchison Boise State 17 Brandon Clarke SJSU 17 Jalen Moore USU TAKING CHARGE: Chandler Hutchison has scored in double figures 27 times this season, including 17 Mountain West games. Hutchison hit double digits nine times in his first two seasons combined. He has led Boise State in scoring 16 times this year, he did so just once during his first two seasons. His 498 points this season (28 games) eclipse the 302 he scored in his first two seasons combined (60 games). HUTCHISON POW: Chandler Hutchison was named Mountain West Player of the week Jan. 2, after leading the Broncos to a pair of wins over Utah State and Colorado State. Hutchison averaged 20.5 points and 8.5 rebounds across the first two games of MW play, including the game-winning threepointer as time expired against Colorado State. HISTORIC START: Chandler Hutchison posted at least 20 points and 10 rebounds in each of the first two games of the season. He became the first Bronco to record 20-and-10 games in consecutive outings since 1993 (Tanoka Beard). Hutchison is the first Bronco to do so in the first two games of a season since at least (as far back as Boise State game-by-game records reach). LEADING THE WAY: From Dec. 21 to Jan. 4, Chandler Hutchison scored at least 20 points in four consecutive games. Hutchison is the first Bronco to score at least 20 points in each of the first three conference games of the season in the past 30 seasons. ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM: Chandler Hutchison was named to the 2016 Charleston Classic All-Tournament Team. Hutchison averaged 19 points and 10 rebounds during three games at the tournament. He led the Broncos in scoring and rebounding all three games and posted two doubledoubles. The junior tallied 24 points and 12 rebounds against College of Charleston in the opener and 20 points and 12 rebounds in the finale against Western Michigan. BIG OPENER: Chandler Hutchison kicked off his junior campaign with a 23-point, 11-rebound effort in the season opener against Northwest (Nov. 12). It marked the first 20 and 10 game by a Bronco in a season opener since 2007 (Reggie Larry). OFFSEASON GROWTH: Chandler Hutchison made big strides from April to August, especially in the weight room. He made gains in every single area. That is the result of a maturity and a commitment to the process. That s where he has improved the most. -Adam Hermann, strength and conditioning coach Physical Gains (April to August) Measurement Gain Vertical Leap +3 inches Hang Clean +20 pounds Squat +20 pounds Bench Press +20 pounds Deadlift +50 pounds RARE START: Chandler Hutchison became just the second Bronco freshman to start an NCAA Tournament game. Hutchison played 18 minutes, scoring four points and adding an assist. Steve Shepherd started as a freshman in the 1994 NCAA Tournament. FINDING HIS PLACE: Chandler Hutchison arrived at Boise State as the highest-ranked recruit in school history. The first ESPN top-100 prospect to sign with the Broncos, Hutchison played 12.3 minutes per game as a freshman on a team that reached the NCAA Tournament. He averaged 3.1 points per game his first year and 6.8 as a sophomore, playing 19.8 minutes per game. Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 10

12 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 AWARD WINNERS ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION PARIS AUSTIN Sophomore Oakland, Calif. ALL-LEAGUE RECOGNITION: Paris Austin was named honorable mention All-Mountain West by the coaches and media covering the league. Austin joins Anthony Drmic, Derrick Marks and James Webb III as the only Boise State sophomores to earn all-conference honors since Abe Jackson was tabbed second-team All-Big West in Drmic and Marks were both named second-team All-MW following their sophomore season in Webb was a second-team All- MW selection his redshirt sophomore year in FOOT-AND-UNDER LEAGUE: Standing just six feet tall, Paris Austin is shooting 48.8 percent from the floor this season on 8.4 attempts per game. Austin has the best field goal percentage of any player in the Mountain West shorter than 6-foot-5, and is converting at a 52.6-percent clip on two-point field goal attempts. LIVING AT THE LINE: One of six players in the Mountain West to get to the free throw line at least 100 times in conference play, Paris Austin made 77 of his 102 attempts (75.5 percent) Free Throw Attempts (MW Games) Elijah Brown New Mexico Jordan Caroline Nevada 123 Deshon Taylor Fresno State Koby McEwen Utah State Chandler Hutchison Boise State Paris Austin Boise State STEPPING UP: In Mountain West play Paris Austin averaged 13.6 points per game, No. 16 in the conference. Austin scored in double figures in 13 of Boise State s 18 league games, including two 20-point outings. DISHING IT OUT: Paris Austin set a career high with nine assists at Nevada (Feb. 22). Austin s nine helpers are tied for the second most in the conference in a Mountain West game this season. He dished out at least six assists in four conference games and has done so six times this season. SPARK PLUG: Paris Austin came off the bench nine times in MW play, providing instant offense. Austin averaged 16 points, shooting 58.8 percent from the field in those nine games. Among the outings: he poured in a career-high 27 against Wyoming (Feb. 18). Austin helped secure a season sweep of Colorado State with 25 points, including 10-for-10 from the foul line. HOT STREAK: Paris Austin scored in double figures six consecutive games (Dec. 31-Jan. 21). It was the first time in Austin s career he strung together more than four consecutive double-figure scoring games. He has reached double digits 17 times this season. NEAR PERFECT: Paris Austin made his first start of the season against Western Michigan (Nov. 20), and responded with the best game of his career to that point. Austin posted then-career highs of 17 points and seven assists to go with six rebounds. He did not miss a shot, going 6-for-6 from the field and 5-for-5 from the free throw line. SHINING AS A HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR: After signing with Boise State in November 2015, Paris Austin exploded on the prep basketball scene. Austin and Bishop O Dowd High School played in numerous national events throughout the season, culminating in a CIF Open Division State Championship. Austin put up 21 points, seven rebounds and seven assists in the title game as the Dragons finished Following his strong senior campaign, Austin jumped into the top 100 of Scout. com s final rankings for the class of He was a consensus four-star prospect and top-20 point guard in the class of OAKLAND CONNECTIONS: Paris Austin shares a bond with a fellow point guard who came out of Oakland, Calif.: Damian Lillard. Austin watched Lillard blossom from a prep star at Oakland High School into a revelation at Weber State where he became the sixth overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft and went on to be named the NBA Rookie of the Year. Lillard has returned the favor in recent years, watching, helping and encouraging Austin. Lillard came to Boise State s game at Oregon this season, waiting outside the locker room at the end of the night to discuss Austin s 16-point effort with him. Boise State assistant coach Phil Beckner worked closely with Lillard during his time at Weber State and remains the NBA All-Star s personal trainer in the offseason. Lillard visited Boise multiple times last summer. 11 Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

13 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes NICK DUNCAN Senior Sydney, Australia SENIOR LEADERS ALL HE DOES IS WIN: Everywhere Nick Duncan has gone, he has won. At Boise State, Duncan has racked up 86 wins in his career, second most in school history and one win shy of the record. Duncan led his native Australia to the silver medal at the U17 World Championship. On the national level, Duncan s New South Wales Metro team won three consecutive national championships in 2010, 2011 and WELCOME TO THE CLUB: Nick Duncan became the 27th Boise State men s basketball player to score 1,000 points as a Bronco. Duncan fittingly reached the milestone on a three-pointer at home against San Diego State (Jan. 7). Duncan s 1,129 points rank No. 15 in school history. MAJOR MINUTES: Nick Duncan has played more than 31 minutes per game each of the last two seasons and is averaging 30.7 minutes per game this season. If Duncan gets to 31 per game again, he will be the fourth Bronco in the past 30 years to average 31 minutes three different seasons (Abe Jackson, Coby Karl and Gerry Washington). Mountain West Active Leaders - Career Minutes 1. Paul Watson (FS) 4, Jalen Moore (USU) 3, Nick Duncan (Boise State) 3,537 THREE-POINT THREAT: Nick Duncan is a career 36.6 percent threepoint shooter, making 246, ranking No. 4 in school history. Duncan s 246 three-pointers rank No. 34 among active NCAA Division I players. Career 3-Point FG Made Anthony Drmic Coby Karl Abe Jackson Nick Duncan 2013-Pr Jeff Elorriaga Paul Noonan Eric Lane Gerry Washington Mike Tolman / Roberto Bergersen Chris Childs NIGHT IN AND NIGHT OUT: Nick Duncan has made a three-pointer in 99 of his 129 career games, including 80 of his last 94. Only Anthony Drmic and Coby Karl have made a three-pointer in 100 games as a Bronco. Through 31 games this season Duncan is averaging 2.2 made triples per game. HE IS ONE OF THE GREAT SHOOTERS IN THE GAME. HE S A 6-FOOT-10 TWO-GUARD WHO DEFENDS YOUR CENTER. -ARIZONA HEAD COACH SEAN MILLER CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 First Team 2015 Mountain West All-Tournament Team Three-Time Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Three-Time Academic All-Mountain West BIG PLUS: This season, Boise State is outscoring opponents by 131 points while Nick Duncan is on the floor. In his 963 minutes on the floor, Boise State is averaging 77 points per 40 minutes. Without him, the Broncos are averaging 71.4 points per 40 minutes. HIGH PRAISE: Arizona head coach Sean Miller singled out Nick Duncan when speaking to reporters prior to last year s Nov. 19 matchup between the Wildcats and Broncos, saying He is one of the great shooters in the game. After Duncan scored 21 points with five three-pointers Miller again spoke about the mismatch Duncan creates. He s a 6-foot-10 two-guard who defends your center. ALL-TOURNAMENT: Nick Duncan was named to the 2015 Mountain West All-Tournament Team, the only Bronco to earn the award since Boise State joined the Mountain West. Duncan scored 34 points and made 10 three-pointers in two games. ON THE WORLD STAGE: A native of Sydney, Australia, Nick Duncan once again represented his home country following his sophomore year. Duncan took part in the 2015 World University Games. He previously played in the U17 and U19 World Championships. AND HE LL DO YOUR TAXES: Nick Duncan will graduate with a double major in finance and accounting. He spent the summer interning with a wealth management firm. The senior boasts a 3.66 cumulative GPA. As a junior he was named Academic All-District 7 First Team by CoSIDA. GOOD WORKS TEAM NOMINEE: Nick Duncan was nominated for the 2017 Allstate NABC Good Works Team. This esteemed award honors an outstanding group of student-athletes who represent the sport s finest in the areas of community service and leadership among their peers. The 10-member team will be announced in February. Duncan was recognized for his work in the classroom and the community. He is a member of Boise State s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and led the teams adoption of Lucas and Noah Aldrich - the Triathlon Brothers. Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 12

14 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 SENIOR LEADERS JAMES REID RS Senior Bend, Ore CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 Graduated May 2016 (Business) Expected to earn MBA this June Team captain in only season playing for the Broncos HIGH VOLUME: James Reid made a career-high eight three-pointers at Air Force (March 4), on his way to a career-best 26 points. Reid s performance matched the most triples made in a Mountain West game this season (Marcus Marshall, Nevada at UNLV). It is also tied for the third most three-pointers made in a single game in Boise State history. It is the most made threes by a Bronco in a road game. Most Three-Pointers (Single Game) Jeff Elorriaga Dec. 30, 2012 (vs Corban) 2. 9 Abe Jackson Dec. 9, 2000 (vs Gonzaga) 3. 8 Joe Wyatt Feb. 13, 1997 (vs New Mexico State) 8 Abe Jackson Jan. 17, 2002 (vs Fresno State) 8 C.J. Williams Nov. 26, 2002 (vs Idaho State) 8 Coby Karl Jan. 11, 2007 (vs Louisiana Tech) 8 Nick Duncan Feb. 24, 2015 (vs New Mexico) 8 James Reid March 4, 2017 (at Air Force) UNCONVENTIONAL: James Reid paved his own path through his college basketball career, including stops at a junior college and two Division I schools. After completing his prep career in Bend, Ore., playing for his father (Craig) at Mountain View High School, Reid spent two seasons at College of Southern Idaho. His Division I aspirations took him to Arkansas Little-Rock for one season. Reid ultimately decided to take a chance on himself, transferring to Boise State as a walk-on and knowing he would have to sit out a year. After one semester he was put on scholarship, and before his first game as a Bronco he was a team captain. In his lone season playing for Boise State, Reid has appeared in every game and is the team s third-leading scorer (10 ppg). James Reid s College Career By the Numbers Schools 3 College of Southern Idaho ( ) Arkansas-Little Rock ( ) Boise State ( ) Three-Pointers 225 Division I 116 Wins 80 Teammates 66 Coaches 28 States Played In 19 The best part has been all the different people I ve had the chance to meet. You go to one place for your whole career and you ll meet good people and do great things. You multiply it and you get that much more from the college basketball experience. That goes for everything: on the court, in the classroom and working with the local businesses at each stop. You get so many different experiences that you might not if you were at one place. That s why you do anything in life, to experience it. LAST CHANCE: James Reid is making the most of his final collegiate season. In Mountain West games, Reid led the league in free throw percentage (.887), and ranked among the leaders in threepointers made per game (2.7; No. 3) and percentage (.421; No. 4). SIXTH MAN: James Reid has started 15 games this season, but turned in some of his best performances coming off the bench. Reid is averaging 10.2 points per game in a reserve role. Eight of his 14 double-figure scoring games have come off the bench, including 19 against San Diego State. Reid worked his way back into the starting lineup the last 10 games. LEADERSHIP PERSONIFIED: James Reid sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules, but made his presence felt in the practice gym. Head coach Leon Rice called Reid the best player-coach I ve ever been around. PURE SHOOTER: In his one season at Arkansas-Little Rock, James Reid led the team with 52 three-pointers. It was the most by any Trojan player in four years. While at College of Southern Idaho, Reid made 100-of-114 free throws during his two-year career. DEGREE IN HAND: James Reid earned his bachelor s degree in business in May. Reid is enrolled in graduate school and is expected to complete his MBA in June. 13 Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

15 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes MISCELLANEOUS CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE Season Current Long Nick Duncan 6 8 Paris Austin 3 16 James Reid 3 10 Malek Harwell 3 3 Justinian Jessup 2 10 Zach Haney 2 8 Robin Jorch 2 7 Marcus Dickinson 1 11 Chandler Hutchison 1 11 David Wacker 1 10 Alex Hobbs 1 5 Cameron Oluyitan - 1 CLUTCH FREE THROWS (< 5:00 regulation + OT; margin < 10) Boise State Opponents David Wacker James Reid Chandler Hutchison Nick Duncan Paris Austin Justinian Jessup Marcus Dickinson Zach Haney Cameron Oluyitan DUNKS Boise State 43 Opponents 48 David Wacker 22 Chandler Hutchison 16 Zach Haney 4 Justinian Jessup 1 Robin Jorch 1 CHARGES DRAWN Boise State 38 Opponents 24 James Reid 13 Robin Jorch 7 David Wacker 7 Chandler Hutchison 5 Justinian Jessup 3 Nick Duncan 2 Malek Harwell 1 THREE-POINT PLAYS Boise State 45 Opponents 35 Chandler Hutchison 16 Paris Austin 14 Zach Haney 4 Justinian Jessup 3 David Wacker 3 Nick Duncan 2 James Reid 2 Marcus Dickinson 1 FOUR-POINT PLAYS Boise State 0 Opponents 1 RECORD BY UNIFORM COLOR White Uniforms 12-5 Black Uniforms 4-3 Blue Uniforms 3-3 Orange Uniforms 0-0 FIRST TEAM TO SCORE Boise State 15 Opponent 16 FIRST BRONCO TO SCORE Chandler Hutchison 14 Nick Duncan 7 James Reid 4 Justinian Jessup 3 Paris Austin 1 Robin Jorch 1 David Wacker 1 JUSTINIAN JESSUP FRESHMAN SNIPER: Justinian Jessup has made 50 three-pointers as a freshman, the second most triples by a freshman in Boise State history. He trails only Anthony Drmic (57), and recently passed Nick Duncan (41) and Coby Karl (49). EARLY STARTER: Justinian Jessup has started 30 games this season, tied for with Steve Shepherd ( ) for the most starts by a freshman in Boise State history. HIGH VALUE: Boise State has outscored opponents by 156 points while Justinian Jessup is on the floor this season, the second-best mark on the team. In Jessup s 746 minutes, the Broncos are scoring at a rate of 76.2 points per 40 minutes and allowing 67.9 points per 40. SELECT COMPANY: Justinian Jessup scored 20 points against Presbyterian (Nov. 25), becoming the 11th freshman in program history to score 20 points in a game. Six of the previous 10 rank among the top seven all-time leading scorers at Boise State. DAY ONE: Justinian Jessup became the fourth freshman to start a Boise State season opener in the last 12 seasons. HOMECOMING OF SORTS: Justinian Jessup s family lived in Boise when he was in the fourth and fifth grades. Jessup played club basketball under Bronco legend Roberto Bergersen. ALEX HOBBS TURNING IT ON: In the last 11 games, Alex Hobbs is averaging 7.5 points on 57.4 percent shooting. Hobbs scored a career-high 16 against San Jose State (Feb. 25), on 6-of-8 shooting. eight of his nine career three-pointers have come in the last 11 games. PICKING HIS SPOTS: Alex Hobbs has made a three-pointer in eight of the last 11 games, including six in a row entering the NIT, but has not attempted more than two in any game during that stretch. Hobbs is 8-for-13 (61.5 percent) from beyond the arc over the last 11 games. ELITE SCORER: Alex Hobbs scored 2,800 points in his high school career, including 988 points as a senior. Hobbs averaged 30.9 points per game in his final prep campaign, ranking No. 24 nationally according to MaxPreps. FIRST LOOK: Alex Hobbs came off the bench in Boise State s season opener against Northwest (Nov. 12) to make his collegiate debut. Hobbs scored 11 points to go with three rebounds, two assists and a block. MARCUS DICKINSON SEASON SAVER: With Boise State trailing by five and just 11 minutes left in its first round NIT game against Utah, freshman Marcus Dickinson sparked a game-winning, season-extending run. Dickinson scored six consecutive Bronco points in two minutes, then with 4:55 to play hit a gametying three-pointer. His free throw with 45 seconds remaining capped a 16-1 run and put the Broncos ahead by 10. Dickinson s career-high 12 points against Utah account for 14.1 percent of his scoring output this season. INDIVIDUAL NOTES THREE-HEADED MONSTER: Boise State has used a three-man rotation at its five position, with each Zach Haney, Robin Jorch and David Wacker contributing to the team s success. Combined, the trio is averaging 11.5 points and 9.3 rebounds. ZACH HANEY STRETCHING THE DEFENSE: Zach Haney made a career-high three three-pointers against Fresno State (Feb. 28). Haney was 3-for-3 from beyond the arc in the game, his first career outing with more than one made triple. Haney is 4-for-6 from deep in the last five games. COUNT ON IT: Zach Haney has scored in 26 of the 29 games he has played this season, including at least six points 12 times. Haney is averaging 14 points and 10.8 rebounds per 40 minutes. FOREIGN PRODUCTION: Zach Haney led the Broncos in scoring and rebounding on the team s foreign trip to Costa Rica. Haney averaged 13.5 points and 4.5 rebounds in just 18 minutes per game. He scored a trip-best 25 points in the first game. DAVID WACKER BIG GAME: David Wacker scored a career-high 17 points at San Jose State (Jan. 21), shooting 5-of- 5 from the floor and 7-of-8 from the free throw line. GOOD ON THE GLASS: David Wacker grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds against College of Charleston (Nov. 17). Wacker hauled in three on the offensive end and seven defensive boards in 20 minutes of action. TURNING BACK THE CLOCK: David Wacker saw action in seven games last season before suffering a season-ending foot injury. Wacker was granted a medical hardship and will enter as a redshirt sophomore. He started four games as a freshman, including becoming the third Boise State freshman to start a season opener in a decade. ROBIN JORCH OFFENSIVE REBOUNDER: Robin Jorch has 43 offensive rebounds in his career, accounting for 62.3 percent of his career boards. CHARGE!: Robin Jorch is 10th on the team at 8.5 minutes per game, but second among all Broncos with seven charges taken this season. Jorch took eight charges last year, third on the team. Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 14

16 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game # BRONCOS RECORD WHEN... BRONCO SUPERLATIVES GAME SITE At Taco Bell Arena On the Road Neutral Site TOP 25 OPPONENT (AP POLL) At Taco Bell Arena On the Road Neutral Site ON TV At Taco Bell Arena On the Road Neutral Site HALFTIME SCORE Leading at the Half Trailing at the Half Tied at the Half FINAL MARGIN OVERTIME At Taco Bell Arena On the Road Neutral Site BRONCO FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE < OPPONENT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE < BRONCO 3-POINT SHOOTING Made Made Made OPPONENT 3-POINT SHOOTING Made Made Made FREE THROW SHOOTING Shot more FTs than Opp Shot fewer FTs than Opp Shot same FTs as Opp REBOUNDING More rebounds than Opp Fewer rebounds than Opp Same rebounds as Opp ASSISTS More assists than Opp Fewer assists than Opp Same assists as Opp BRONCO TURNOVERS < OPPONENT TURNOVERS < BRONCO SCORING < OPPONENT SCORING < TIME OF DAY Day Game Night Game DAY OF THE WEEK Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday MONTH November December January February March SUPERLATIVES Largest Lead ; vs Northwest, Nov. 12 Largest Deficit ; at Fresno State, Jan. 14 Largest Halftime Lead ; vs CSUN, Dec. 21 Largest Halftime Deficit ; at Fresno State, Jan. 14 Widest Margin of Victory ; vs Northwest, Nov. 12 Widest Margin of Defeat ; vs Nevada, Jan. 25 Largest Deficit Overcome ; at Utah, March ; vs San Diego State, Jan. 7 Largest Lead Lost ; at Oregon, Nov. 28 DOUBLE-DOUBLES Nick Duncan (1) San Diego State; Feb. 27, Points/10 Chandler Hutchison (11) Northern Arizona; Nov. 16, Points/11 UC Irvine; Nov. 26, Points/10 Northwest; Nov. 12, Points/11 College of Charleston; Nov. 17, Points/12 Western Michigan; Nov. 20, Points/12 Cal State Northridge; Dec. 21, Points/11 Colorado State; Dec. 31, Points/11 UNLV; Jan. 4, Points/11 San Diego State; Jan. 7, Points/13 Fresno State; Jan. 14, Points/10 Air Force; Feb. 11, Points/11 20-POINT GAMES Paris Austin (3) ; Cal State Northridge, Dec. 21, ; Colorado State, Jan. 31, ; Wyoming, Feb. 18, 2017 Nick Duncan (7) ; Air Force, Jan. 24, ; New Mexico, Feb. 24, ; Air Force, March 12, ; Arizona, Nov. 19, ; San José State, Jan. 20, ; Colorado State, March 10, ; Air Force, March 4, 2017 Chandler Hutchison (12) ; Northwest, Nov. 12, ; College of Charleston, Nov. 17, ; Western Michigan, Nov. 20, ; SMU, Nov. 30, ; Cal State Northridge, Dec. 21, ; Utah State, Dec. 28, ; Colorado State, Dec. 31, ; UNLV, Jan. 4, ; Nevada, Jan. 25, ; New Mexico, Feb. 14, ; Wyoming, Feb. 18, ; Utah, March 14, 2017 Justinian Jessup (1) ; Presbyterian, Nov. 25, 2016 James Reid (1) ; Air Force, March 4, PLUS REBOUNDING GAMES Nick Duncan (2) ; Fresno State, Feb. 26, ; San Diego State, Feb. 27, 2016 Zach Haney (1) ; San José State, Feb. 25, 2017 Chandler Hutchison (12) ; Northern Arizona, Nov. 16, ; UC Irvine, Nov. 26, ; Nevada, Jan. 13, ; Northwest, Nov. 12, ; College of Charleston, Nov. 17, ; Western Michigan, Nov. 20, ; Cal State Northridge, Dec. 21, ; Colorado State, Dec. 31, ; UNLV, Jan. 4, ; San Diego State, Jan. 7, ; Fresno State, Jan. 14, ; Air Force, Feb. 11, 2017 David Wacker (1) ; College of Charleston, Nov. 17, Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

17 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes TOP 25 POLLS March 13, 2017 Associated Press Poll No. School Record Pts. 1 Villanova (59) ,619 2 Gonzaga (6) ,520 3 Kansas ,479 4 Arizona ,427 5 Kentucky ,276 6 North Carolina ,256 7 Duke ,251 8 UCLA ,208 9 Oregon , Louisville SMU Baylor West Virginia Notre Dame Purdue Florida State Iowa State Cincinnati Wichita State Florida Butler Saint Mary s Michigan Virginia Wisconsin Others: Middle Tennessee 37, Minnesota 20, Rhode Island 13, Creighton 11, Oklahoma State 8, Iowa 8, Nevada 5, Princeton 5, Vermont 4, Virginia Tech 3, Seton Hall 2, VCU 1, Arkansas 1, Northwestern 1 USA Today Coaches Poll No. School Record Pts. 1 Villanova (27) Gonzaga (1) Kansas (2) Arizona Kentucky UCLA Duke North Carolina Oregon Louisville Baylor West Virginia SMU Notre Dame Purdue Cincinnati Florida Florida State Wichita State Iowa State Saint Mary s Wisconsin Virginia Butler Middle Tennessee Others: Michigan 56, Minnesota 14, Northwestern 13, Vermont 12, Creighton 11, Oklahoma State 9, Xavier 9, UNC Wilmington 5, Maryland 4, California 4, USC 3, Dayton 1, South Carolina 1, Arkansas MW & NCAA STATISTICAL RANKINGS ALL GAMES CATEGORY STAT MW NCAA SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW % FIELD GOAL % FIELD GOAL % DEFENSE PT FIELD GOAL % PT FIELD GOALS MADE PT FG % DEFENSE REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS ASSISTS STEALS TURNOVERS TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUND % OFFENSIVE REBOUND % PRESEASON MW POLL 1. San Diego State (23) Nevada New Mexico (3) Fresno State (1) Boise State Utah State Colorado State UNLV Air Force Wyoming San José State 41 Preseason All-MW Team Cameron Oliver, So., F, Nevada Elijah Brown, Jr., G, New Mexico Jalen Moore, Sr., W, Utah State Tim Williams, Jr., F, New Mexico Trey Kell, Jr., G, San Diego State Preseason Player of the Year Elijah Brown, Sr., G, New Mexico Preseason Newcomer of the Year Montaque Gill-Caesar, So., G, San Diego State Preseason Co-Freshmen of the Year Jalen McDaniels, F, San Diego State Koby McEwen, G, Utah State ALL GAMES PARIS AUSTIN CATEGORY STAT MW NCAA Assists/gm Total FTM NICK DUNCAN CATEGORY STAT MW NCAA 3FG % FGM/gm Minutes/gm Total 3FGM CHANDLER HUTCHISON CATEGORY STAT MW NCAA Points/gm FG % /gm Def. Rebs./gm Minutes/gm Total Points Total Double-Doubles Total FGM Total FTM JAMES REID CATEGORY STAT MW NCAA 3FG % FGM/gm DAVID WACKER CATEGORY STAT MW NCAA Off. Rebs./gm *Must appear in 75 percent of team games MW GAMES PARIS AUSTIN CATEGORY STAT MW Points/gm Assists/gm NICK DUNCAN CATEGORY STAT MW 3FGM/gm 2.0 t-10 Minutes/gm 32.0 t-16 CHANDLER HUTCHISON CATEGORY STAT MW Points/gm FG % Assists/gm 3.2 t-6 A:TO Ratio /gm Def. Rebs./gm 6.4 t-4 Minutes/gm JAMES REID CATEGORY STAT MW FT % FG % FGM/gm *Must appear in 75 percent of team games Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 16

18 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 BEST OF THE WEST Boise State is one of just eight programs in the West to win at least 20 games each of the last five seasons. BOISE STATE IS ONE OF 17 SCHOOLS IN THE WEST TO AMASS AT LEAST 100 WINS THE LAST FIVE SEASONS WESTERN SCHOOLS WITH 100+ WINS FROM THROUGH Gonzaga 157 Arizona 149 Oregon 138 Saint Mary s 129 San Diego State 128 New Mexico State 124 BYU 120 UCLA 119 UC Irvine 114 Colorado State 111 Utah 109 New Mexico 105 Boise State 107 Weber State 107 California 104 Colorado 101 Hawai i 101 THE BRONCOS HAVE 20 WINS AGAINST THE OTHER 16 TEAMS OVER THE SAME FIVE-YEAR SPAN 17 Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

19 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes BOISE STATE POSTSEASON HISTORY (ALL TOURNAMENTS) YEAR DATE OPPONENT LOCATION W/L SCORE TOURNAMENT 1976 M13 UNLV Eugene, Ore. L NCAA 1987 M11 Utah Boise, Idaho W NIT 1987 M16 Washington Seattle, Wash. L NIT 1988 M17 Michigan Salt Lake City, Utah L NCAA 1989 M17 Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla. L NIT 1991 M13 Southern Illinois Boise, Idaho L NIT 1993 M18 Vanderbilt Salt Lake City, Utah L NCAA 1994 M18 Louisville Sacramento, Calif. L NCAA 2004 M17 UNLV Boise, Idaho W NIT 2004 M20 Wisconsin-Milkwaukee Nampa, Idaho W NIT 2004 M23 Marquette Milwaukee, Wis. L NIT 2008 M21 Louisville Birmingham, Ala. L NCAA 2009 M18 Stanford Stanford, Calif. L CBI 2011 M15 Austin Peay Boise, Idaho W CBI 2011 M21 Evansville Boise, Idaho W CBI 2011 M23 Oregon Eugene, Ore. L CBI 2013 M20 La Salle Dayton, Ohio L NCAA 2015 M18 Dayton Dayton, Ohio L NCAA 2017 M14 Utah Salt Lake City W NIT POSTSEASON GAME RECORDS - TEAM (ALL TOURNAMENTS) POINTS UNLV March 17, Austin Peay March 15, UNLV March 13, Stanford March 18, Evansville March 21, 2011 POINTS ALLOWED Dayton March 18, Utah March 11, Michigan March 17, Marquette March 23, Louisville March 18, 1994 WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY (84-69) UNLV March 17, (75-69) Evansville March 21, (73-68) Utah March 14, (73-70) Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, (83-80) Austin Peay March 15, 2011 LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT (103-78) UNLV March 13, (92-72) Vanderbilt March 18, (96-76) Stanford March 18, (79-61) Louisville March 21, (69-55) Oklahoma State March 17, 1989 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (28-43) Southern Illinois March 13, (26-48) Washington March 16, (22-43) Evansville March 21, (28-55) UNLV March 13, (33-66) Stanford March 18, (20-40) Oklahoma State March 17, 1989 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE (20-53) Marquette March 23, (27-70) Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, (27-67) UNLV March 17, ,.443 (27-61) Southern Illinois March 13, (27-59) Utah March 14, POINTERS MADE Oregon March 23, Louisville March 18, Oklahoma State March 17, Austin Peay March 15, La Salle March 20, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS) (7-13) Oklahoma State March 17, (10-25) Oregon March 23, (7-18) La Salle March 20, (9-25) Louisville March 18, (6-17) Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 FREE THROWS MADE Evansville March 21, UNLV March 13, Vanderbilt March 18, Southern Illinois March 13, UNLV March 17, Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS) (13-14) Michigan March 17, (27-32) Evansville March 21, (8-10) Oklahoma State March 17, (15-19) UNLV March 17, (17-22) Vanderbilt March 18, 1993 REBOUNDS Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Oregon March 23, Vanderbilt March 18, UNLV March 17, Utah March 14, 2017 ASSISTS UNLV March 17, Stanford March 18, Vanderbilt March 18, Austin Peay March 15, Southern Illinois March 13, Louisville March 18, 1994 BLOCKS 1. 5 Washington March 16, Southern Illinois March 13, Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Utah March 14, UNLV March 13, Utah March 11, UNLV March 17, 2004 STEALS Utah March 11, Washington March 16, Michigan March 17, Oregon March 23, UNLV March 13, Vanderbilt March 18, Louisville March 18, 1994 Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 18

20 March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 POSTSEASON GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL (ALL TOURNAMENTS) POINTS Chandler Hutchison Utah March 14, Anthony Drmic La Salle March 20, Steve Connor UNLV March 13, Wilson Foster Oklahoma State March 17, Tanoka Beard Southern Illinois March 13, Kurt Cunningham Stanford March 18, Robert Arnold Oregon March 23, Derrick Marks Dayton March 18, Chris Childs Washington March 16, Shambric Williams Louisville March 18, Aaron Haynes Marquette March 23, Aaron Haynes UNLV March 17, Aaron Haynes Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. EIGHT ATTEMPTS) (10-10) Tanoka Beard So. Illinois March 13, (9-9) Wilson Foster Oklahoma State March 17, (7-9) Jermaine Blackburn UNLV March 17, (11-16) Kurt Cunningham Stanford March 18, (6-9) Chris Childs Washington March 16, (6-9) Jeff Sanor So. Illinois March 13, (6-9) Jason Ellis Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, (6-9) Ryan Watkins Evansville March 21, (7-11) Shambric Williams Vanderbilt March 18, (7-11) Ike Okoye Stanford March 18, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 5 Anthony Drmic La Salle March 20, Chris Childs Washington March 16, Wilson Foster Oklahoma State March 17, J.D. Huleen Louisville March 18, Jeff Elorriaga Austin Peay March 15, Tre Nichols Oregon March 23, Brian King Michigan March 17, Shambric Williams Louisville March 18, Franco Harris Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, Robert Arnold Oregon March 23, Montigo Alford Dayton March 18, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. FIVE ATTEMPTS) (4-6) J.D. Huleen Louisville March 18, (4-6) Jeff Elorriaga Austin Peay March 15, (3-5) Franco Harris Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, (3-5) Robert Arnold Oregon March 23, (3-5) Montigo Alford Dayton March 18, (4-7) Chris Childs Washington March 16, (4-7) Tre Nichols Oregon March 23, (5-10) Anthony Drmic La Salle March 20, (3-6) Brian King Michigan March 17, (3-6) Shambric Williams Louisville March 18, 1994 FREE THROWS MADE Steve Connor UNLV March 13, Aaron Haynes Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, La Shard Anderson Evansville March 21, Tanoka Beard Vanderbilt March 18, Aaron Haynes UNLV March 17, Ryan Watkins Evansville March 21, Chris Childs Washington March 16, Tanoka Beard So. Illinois March 13, Robert Arnold Oregon March 23, Anthony Drmic La Salle March 20, Chandler Hutchison Utah March 14, 2017 REBOUNDS James Webb III Dayton March 18, Jason Ellis Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, Aaron Haynes Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, Greg Dodd Michigan March 17, Jason Ellis UNLV March 17, Dan Jones UNLV March 13, Shambric Williams Vanderbilt March 18, Tanoka Beard So. Illinois March 13, Aaron Haynes Marquette March 23, Ike Okoye Stanford March 18, Ryan Watkins Evansville March 21, 2011 ASSISTS Bryan Defares UNLV March 17, Doug Usitalo Washington March 16, Chris Childs Oklahoma State March 17, La Shard Anderson Stanford March 18, Doug Usitalo Utah March 11, Damon Archibald Louisville March 18, La Shard Anderson Evansville March 21, Joe Skiffer UNLV March 17, Bryan Defares Marquette March 23, Anthony Thomas Stanford March 18, La Shard Anderson Austin Peay March 15, Derrick Marks La Salle March 20, 2013 BLOCKS 1. 4 Billy Fikes So. Illinois March 13, Jason Ellis Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, Zach Haney Utah March 14, Dan Jones UNLV March 13, Jeff Kelley Washington March 16, John Coker Vanderbilt March 18, Jason Ellis UNLV March 17, Coby Karl Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, Ike Okoye Stanford March 18, Ryan Watkins Oregon March 23, Nick Duncan Utah March 14, 2017 STEALS 1. 5 Chris Childs Utah March 11, Doug Usitalo Utah March 11, Doug Usitalo Washington March 16, Jason Ellis UNLV March 17, Jermaine Blackburn Marquette March 23, Dan Jones UNLV March 13, Terry Miller UNLV March 13, Doug Usitalo Michigan March 17, Sherman Morris Vanderbilt March 18, Derrick Marks Dayton March 18, Justinian Jessup Utah March 14, 2017 DOUBLE-DOUBLES PTS REB ASST PLAYER OPP DATE Bryan Defares UNLV March 17, Jason Ellis UNLV March 17, Jason Ellis Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, Aaron Haynes Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. EIGHT ATTEMPTS) (10-10) Aaron Haynes Wis.-Milwaukee March 20, (7-9) Tanoka Beard Vanderbilt March 18, (10-13) Steve Connor UNLV March 13, (9-12) La Shard Anderson Evansville March 21, Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

21 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes BOISE STATE NIT HISTORY YEAR DATE OPPONENT LOCATION W/L SCORE 1987 March 11 Utah Boise, Idaho W March 16 Washington Seattle, Wash. L March 17 Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla. L March 13 Southern Illinois Boise, Idaho L March 17 UNLV Boise, Idaho W March 20 Wisconsin-Milkwaukee Nampa, Idaho W March 23 Marquette Milwaukee, Wis. L March 14 Utah Salt Lake City W NIT SINGLE-GAME RECORDS - INDIVIDUAL POINTS Chandler Hutchison at Utah March 14, Wilson Foster at Oklahoma State March 17, Tanoka Beard vs Southern Illinois March 13, 1991 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. EIGHT ATTEMPTS) (10-10) Tanoka Beard vs Southern Illinois March 13, (9-9) Wilson Foster at Oklahoma State March 17, (7-9) Jermaine Blackburn vs UNLV March 17, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1. 4 Chris Childs at Washington March 16, Wilson Foster at Oklahoma State March 17, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. FIVE ATTEMPTS) (3-5) Franco Harris vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, (4-7) Chris Childs at Washington March 16, (1-5) Chris Childs vs Utah March 11, 1987 FREE THROWS MADE Aaron Haynes vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Aaron Haynes vs UNLV March 17, Chris Childs at Washington March 16, Tanoka Beard vs Southern Illinois March 13, Chandler Hutchison at Utah March 14, 2017 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. EIGHT ATTEMPTS) (10-10) Aaron Haynes vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 REBOUNDS Jason Ellis vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Aaron Haynes vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Jason Ellis vs UNLV March 17, 2004 ASSISTS Bryan Defares vs UNLV March 17, Doug Usitalo at Washington March 16, Chris Childs at Oklahoma State March 17, 1989 BLOCKS 1. 4 Billy Fikes vs Southern Illinois March 13, Jason Ellis vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Zach Haney at Utah March 14, 2017 STEALS 1. 5 Chris Childs vs Utah March 11, Doug Usitalo vs Utah March 11, Doug Usitalo at Washington March 16, Jason Ellis vs UNLV March 17, Jermaine Blackburn at Marquette March 23, 2004 DOUBLE-DOUBLES PTS REB ASST PLAYER OPP DATE Bryan Defares vs UNLV March 17, Jason Ellis vs UNLV March 17, Jason Ellis vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, Aaron Haynes vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 NIT SINGLE-GAME RECORDS - TEAM POINTS vs UNLV March 17, vs Southern Illinois March 13, vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, at Utah March 14, 2017 POINTS ALLOWED vs Utah March 11, at Marquette March 23, at Utah March 14, 2017 WIDEST MARGIN OF VICTORY (84-69) vs UNLV March 17, (73-68) at Utah March 14, (73-70) vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT (69-55) at Oklahoma State March 17, (66-53) at Marquette March 23, (73-68) at Washington March 16, 1987 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (28-43) vs Southern Illinois March 13, (26-48) at Washington March 16, (20-40) at Oklahoma State March 17, 1989 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE DEFENSE (20-53) at Marquette March 23, (27-70) vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, (27-67) vs UNLV March 17, POINTERS MADE 1. 7 at Oklahoma State March 17, vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, at Washington March 16, vs UNLV March 17, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS) (7-13) at Oklahoma State March 17, (6-17) vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, (5-16) vs UNLV March 17, 2004 FREE THROWS MADE vs Southern Illinois March 13, vs UNLV March 17, vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS) (8-10) at Oklahoma State March 17, (15-19) vs UNLV March 17, (15-20) vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, 2004 REBOUNDS vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, vs UNLV March 17, at Utah March 14, 2017 ASSISTS vs UNLV March 17, vs Southern Illinois March 13, vs Utah March 11, at Oklahoma State March 17, 1989 BLOCKS 1. 5 at Washington March 16, vs Southern Illinois March 13, vs Wisconsin-Milwaukee March 20, at Utah March 14, 2017 STEALS vs Utah March 11, at Washington March 16, vs UNLV March 17, 2004 Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 20

22 MARCUS DICKINSON GUARD 6-2 / 177 FRESHMAN NORMAN, OKLA. NORTH NORMAN HS # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/ at Col. of Charleston 11/17/ vs Mississippi State 11/18/ vs Western Michigan 11/20/ PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/ at Oregon 11/28/ SMU 11/30/16 DNP at Evansville 12/03/ at Loyola Marymount 12/05/ IDAHO STATE 12/18/ CSUN 12/21/ at Utah State 12/28/16 DNP (Hamstring) COLORADO STATE 12/31/16 DNP (Hamstring) at UNLV 01/04/17 DNP (Hamstring) SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 DNP at Fresno State 01/14/ NEW MEXICO 01/17/ at San Jose State 01/21/ NEVADA 01/25/ at Wyoming 01/28/ at Colorado State 01/31/ UTAH STATE 02/04/ AIR FORCE 02/11/ at New Mexico 02/14/ WYOMING 02/18/ at Nevada 02/22/17 DNP SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/ FRESNO STATE 02/28/ at Air Force 03/04/ vs San Diego State 03/09/ at Utah 03/14/ Totals March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES vs Fresno State; Feb. 28, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE at Utah; March 14, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at Utah; March 14, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (twice) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE vs CSUN; Dec. 21, 2016 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (3x) at Wyoming; Jan. 28, 2017* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs Idaho State; Dec. 18, 2016 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (4x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* TOTAL REBOUNDS (5x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* ASSISTS (twice) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* BLOCKS STEALS (6x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* POINTS at Utah; March 14, 2017 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... Same as Career Highs * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks FRESHMAN ( ) Appeared in 25 games off the bench...two games scoring in double figures..scored five points in collegiate debut against Northwest (Nov. 12)...scored five points against Mississippi State (Nov. 18), including first three-pointer...five points and three rebounds against Presbyterian (Nov. 25)...careerhigh eight points at LMU (Dec. 5), including two three-pointers...16 minutes against Idaho State (Dec. 18), scoring four points and grabbing three rebounds...played 16 minutes at Fresno State (Jan. 14), scoring five points to go with three assists...six points, four assists and two rebounds in 18 minutes at Wyoming (Jan. 28)...five points against San José State (Feb. 25)...career highs of 10 points, three rebounds and 22 minutes against Fresno State (Feb. 28)...five points, four assists and three rebounds at Air Force (March 4)...scored career-high 12 points in NIT first round win at Utah (March 14), including 10 in the second half and the game-tying three-pointer COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in all four games, making one start...played 20 minutes per game, averaging 2.8 points, 2.8 rebounds and 1.0 assists per game...perfect 7-for-7 from free throw line. HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter at Norman North High School...named All-Central Oklahoma Athletic Conference all four years...coac Defensive Player of the Year as a senior...averaged 20.7 points per game as a senior and was named third-team all-state...led Timberwolves to 24-4 record and school s first appearance in the 6A state championship game...shot 57.3 percent from the floor and 45.4 percent from three-point range...as a junior, averaged 18.4 points per game...during final two seasons recorded 4.4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 2.1 steals per game...selected to play in Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State All-Star Game. BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

23 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes JUSTINIAN JESSUP GUARD 6-6 / 193 FRESHMAN LONGMONT, COLO. LONGMONT HS # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/16 * at Col. of Charleston 11/17/16 * vs Mississippi State 11/18/16 * vs Western Michigan 11/20/16 * PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/16 * at Oregon 11/28/16 * SMU 11/30/16 * at Evansville 12/03/16 * at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 * IDAHO STATE 12/18/16 * CSUN 12/21/16 * at Utah State 12/28/16 * COLORADO STATE 12/31/16 * at UNLV 01/04/17 * SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 * at Fresno State 01/14/17 * NEW MEXICO 01/17/17 * at San Jose State 01/21/17 * NEVADA 01/25/17 * at Wyoming 01/28/17 * at Colorado State 01/31/17 * UTAH STATE 02/04/17 * AIR FORCE 02/11/17 * at New Mexico 02/14/17 * WYOMING 02/18/17 * at Nevada 02/22/ SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/17 * FRESNO STATE 02/28/17 * at Air Force 03/04/17 * vs San Diego State 03/09/17 * at Utah 03/14/17 * BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES at Oregon; Nov. 28, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (5-8) vs San José State; Feb. 25, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE at Utah State; Dec. 28, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at Utah State; Dec. 28, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) (3-5; twice) vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016* FREE THROWS MADE vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (twice) vs Idaho State; Dec. 18, 2016* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (3x) at Utah; March 14, 2017* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS at Wyoming; Jan. 28, 2017 TOTAL REBOUNDS (4x) at New Mexico; Feb. 14, 2017* ASSISTS (3x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* BLOCKS (twice) vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017* STEALS (5x) at Utah; March 14, 2017* POINTS vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... Same as Career Highs * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks Totals FRESHMAN ( ) Appeared in all 31 games, including 30 starts...one game scoring 20+ points...13 games in doublefigure scoring...became fourth Boise State freshman to start season opener in last 12 years...30 starts are tied for most by a freshman in program history...50 three-pointers are second most by a freshman in school history...tallied 10 points, seven rebounds and four assists in collegiate debut against Northwest (Nov. 12)...scored 12 points on 5-of-7 shooting against Western Michigan (Nov. 20)...20 points against Presbyterian (Nov. 25); 11th freshman in school history to score 20 points in a game, fourth in last decade...scored 11 points to go with four rebounds, two assists, three steals and a block in 33 minutes at No. 23 Oregon (Nov. 28)...11 points against SMU (Nov. 30), including three triples...13 points at LMU (Dec. 5), including first dunk of career...16 points (5-of-11 from three-point range) in MW opener at Utah State (Dec. 28)...11 points, three rebounds, three steals against Colorado State (Dec. 31)...seven rebounds, four assists and two blocks at UNLV (Jan. 4)...made four three-pointers in final four minutes at Fresno State (Jan. 14)...nine points, seven rebounds and three steals at Wyoming (Jan. 28)...tied for team high with 14 points against Air Force (Feb. 11), including 4-of-8 shooting from three-point range; added three rebounds, three assists and a block...grabbed seven rebounds at New Mexico (Feb. 14)...14 points and two blocks against San José State (Feb. 25), including Boise State s first eight second-half points...11 points and four assists at Air Force (March 4)...six points and five rebounds during 29 minutes in NIT first round win at Utah (March 14) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in three games off the bench...scored 7.0 points per game to go with 2.3 rebounds and 1.0 steals...shot 50 percent from three-point range (5-for-10)...team-high 14 points against Costa Rica National Team, including 4-of-6 shooting beyond the arc. BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 22

24 MALEK HARWELL GUARD 6-4 / 186 RS FRESHMAN POCATELLO, IDAHO CENTURY HS # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/ at Col. of Charleston 11/17/16 DNP vs Mississippi State 11/18/16 DNP vs Western Michigan 11/20/ PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/ at Oregon 11/28/16 DNP SMU 11/30/16 DNP at Evansville 12/03/16 DNP at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 DNP IDAHO STATE 12/18/ CSUN 12/21/ at Utah State 12/28/16 DNP COLORADO STATE 12/28/16 DNP at UNLV 01/04/ SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 DNP at Fresno State 01/14/17 DNP NEW MEXICO 01/17/17 DNP at San Jose State 01/21/17 DNP NEVADA 01/25/17 DNP at Wyoming 01/28/17 DNP at Colorado State 01/31/17 DNP UTAH STATE 02/04/17 DNP AIR FORCE 02/11/17 DNP at New Mexico 02/14/17 DNP WYOMING 02/18/ at Nevada 02/22/17 DNP SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/17 DNP FRESNO STATE 02/28/17 DNP at Air Force 03/04/ vs San Diego State 03/09/ at Utah 03/14/17 DNP Totals March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE (3x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE at Air Force; March 4, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE (twice) vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017* FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (4x) vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs Northwest; Nov. 12, 2016 TOTAL REBOUNDS (twice) vs Presbyterian; Nov. 25, 2016 ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS vs Northwest; Nov. 12, 2016 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... Same as Career Highs * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks RS FRESHMAN ( ) Appeared in nine games off the bench...scored three points and grabbed two rebounds in collegiate debut against Northwest (Nov. 12)...played two minutes against Wyoming (Feb. 18), making first career appearance in a first half and scored two points...hit first career three-pointer at Air Force (March 4) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in three games, including two starts...averaged 5.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and team-high 2.7 assists in 18.3 minutes per game...tallied seven points, four rebounds and three assists in win against Costa Rica National Team. FRESHMAN ( ) Tore ACL in right knee during October practice...will miss entire season following surgery (Oct. 14). HIGH SCHOOL Four-year letterwinner at Century High School USA Today Idaho State Player of the Year... rated No. 1 prospect in Idaho by ESPN.com...two-time All-State First Team selection by the Idaho Statesman All-Idaho 4A Player of the Year...led Diamondbacks to a fourth-place finish at the state tournament...averaged 25.7 points, 9.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game during final prep season...recorded two triple doubles on the year...finished career as Century s all-time leading scorer with 1,901 points...averaged 21.2 points and 4.5 rebounds per game as a junior, earning All-Area Player of the Year honors from the Idaho State Journal...team advanced to the championship game of the 4A state tournament. BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

25 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes ROBIN JORCH CENTER 6-11 / 253 SOPHOMORE BERLIN, GERMANY INTERNATIONAL BERLIN BASKETBALL ACADEMY # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/ at Col. of Charleston 11/17/ vs Mississippi State 11/18/ vs Western Michigan 11/20/ PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/ at Oregon 11/28/ SMU 11/30/ at Evansville 12/03/ at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 * IDAHO STATE 12/18/16 * CSUN 12/21/ at Utah State 12/28/16 DNP COLORADO STATE 12/31/ at UNLV 01/04/ SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/ at Fresno State 01/14/ NEW MEXICO 01/17/ at San Jose State 01/21/17 DNP NEVADA 01/25/ at Wyoming 01/28/ at Colorado State 01/31/ UTAH STATE 02/04/ AIR FORCE 02/11/ at New Mexico 02/14/ WYOMING 02/18/ at Nevada 02/22/ SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/ FRESNO STATE 02/28/ at Air Force 03/04/ vs San Diego State 03/09/ at Utah 03/14/ Totals SOPHOMORE ( ) Appeared in 29 games, including two starts...one game in double-figure scoring...played 20 minutes against Western Michigan (Nov. 20), scoring five points, grabbing three rebounds and picking up two steals...six rebounds against Presbyterian (Nov. 25), five on offensive end...played 18 minutes against SMU (Nov. 30), scoring five points and grabbing three rebounds...career highs in minutes (22), points (12), rebounds (eight) and offensive rebounds (six) at Evansville (Dec. 3)...also went 6-for-6 from free throw line against Purple Aces...made first start of season at LMU (Dec. 5)...four points, four rebounds and two charges taken against Colorado State (Dec. 31)...played 11 minutes against Air Force (Feb. 11) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Played in all four games with one start...averaged 6.0 points, 2.5 rebounds in 15.0 minutes per game... shot.526 from the field, (10-of-19)...13 points and six rebounds in 34 minutes during first game of the tour. FRESHMAN ( ) Appeared in 22 games, including seven starts...made collegiate debut at Montana (Nov. 13)...scored 10 points in 12 minutes against Concordia (Nov. 23)...scored two points and added two rebounds in three minutes against UC Irvine (Nov. 26)...scored one point and took a charge in two minutes against Fresno State (Jan. 9), first action since Dec. 9...four points and two rebounds in 11 minutes at UNLV (Jan. 27)... made first start against Utah State (Feb. 2), played career-high 14 minutes...also started at Colorado State (Feb. 10) and played 14 minutes...three points in eight minutes against Wyoming (Feb. 13)...six points and two blocks in 10 minutes at New Mexico (Feb. 17)...four points and two rebounds in 15 minutes off bench at MW Championship Quarterfinal against Colorado State (March 10). BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE vs Concordia; Nov. 23, 2015 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Concordia; Nov. 23, 2015 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Loyola Marymount; Dec. 9, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (twice) at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs SMU; Nov. 30, 2016 TOTAL REBOUNDS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 ASSISTS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 BLOCKS at New Mexico; Feb. 17, 2016 STEALS vs Western Michigan; Nov. 20, 2016 POINTS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... MINUTES at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE (twice) at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016* FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (twice) at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs SMU; Nov. 30, 2016 TOTAL REBOUNDS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 ASSISTS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 BLOCKS (3x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* STEALS vs Western Michigan; Nov. 20, 2016 POINTS at Evansville; Dec. 3, 2016 * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 24

26 ZACH HANEY FORWARD 6-11 / 242 RS SOPHOMORE HUMBLE, TEXAS ATASCOCITA HS # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/ at Col. of Charleston 11/17/ vs Mississippi State 11/18/ vs Western Michigan 11/20/ PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/ at Oregon 11/28/ SMU 11/30/ at Evansville 12/03/ at Loyola Marymount 12/05/ IDAHO STATE 12/18/ CSUN 12/21/ at Utah State 12/28/ COLORADO STATE 12/31/ at UNLV 01/04/ SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/ at Fresno State 01/14/17 * NEW MEXICO 01/17/ at San Jose State 01/21/ NEVADA 01/25/ at Wyoming 01/28/ at Colorado State 01/31/ UTAH STATE 02/04/ AIR FORCE 02/11/17 DNP at New Mexico 02/14/ WYOMING 02/18/17 DNP at Nevada 02/22/ SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/ FRESNO STATE 02/28/ at Air Force 03/04/ vs San Diego State 03/09/ at Utah 03/14/ Totals RS SOPHOMORE ( ) Appeared in 29 games, including one start...three games in double-figure scoring...one game with double-figure rebounds...seven points and four rebounds in season opener against Northwest (Nov. 12)...six points and six rebounds against Mississippi State (Nov. 18)...seven points and five rebounds in nine minutes against Presbyterian (Nov. 25)...seven points and seven rebounds in career-high 24 minutes at No. 23 Oregon (Nov. 28)...five points, four rebounds and a steal against SMU (Nov. 30)...career-high nine points at LMU (Dec. 5), on 4-of-6 shooting...career-high nine rebounds against CSUN (Dec. 21)...four points, three rebounds at Utah State (Dec. 28)...five points, five rebounds against Colorado State (Dec. 31)...career-high 19 points to lead Boise State in win against San Diego State (Jan. 7), also grabbed five rebounds and blocked two shots...made first career start at Fresno State (Jan. 14), four points and four rebounds in 17 minutes...10 points and nine rebounds in 21 minutes against New Mexico (Jan. 17)...four pooints, six rebounds in 15 minutes against Nevada (Jan. 25)...seven points, five rebounds at Wyoming (Jan. 28)...13 points and four rebounds in 16 minutes at Nevada (Feb. 22)...career-high 10 rebounds against San José State (Feb. 25)...nine points in 12 minutes against Fresno State (Feb. 28), on 3-of-3 shooting from three-point range...seven points, five rebounds, career-high three blocks and two steals in NIT first round win at Utah (March 14) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in all four games, including two starts...led Boise State in scoring (13.5 points per game) and rebounding (4.5 rebounds per game) on the tour, playing 18.0 minutes per game...opened trip with 25 points against Brock University on 11-of-14 shooting in 22 minutes...shot 60 percent from the field (24-of-40). March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (7-13) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE vs Fresno State; Feb. 28, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) (1-5) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FREE THROWS MADE (twice) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (5x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (4x) vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017 TOTAL REBOUNDS vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017 ASSISTS (5x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* BLOCKS at Utah; March 14, 2017 STEALS (3x) at Utah; March 14, 2017* POINTS vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... MINUTES vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (7-13) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE vs Fresno State; Feb. 28, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) (1-5) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FREE THROWS MADE vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (3x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (4x) vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017 TOTAL REBOUNDS vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017 ASSISTS (3x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* BLOCKS at Utah; March 14, 2017 STEALS at Utah; March 14, 2017 POINTS vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

27 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes NICK DUNCAN FORWARD 6-8 / 265 SENIOR SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA ST. AUGUSTINE S COLLEGE # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/16 * at Col. of Charleston 11/17/16 * vs Mississippi State 11/18/16 * vs Western Michigan 11/20/16 * PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/16 * at Oregon 11/28/16 * SMU 11/30/16 * at Evansville 12/03/16 * at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 * IDAHO STATE 12/18/16 * CSUN 12/21/16 * at Utah State 12/28/16 * COLORADO STATE 12/31/16 * at UNLV 01/04/17 * SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 * at Fresno State 01/14/17 * NEW MEXICO 01/17/17 * at San Jose State 01/21/17 * NEVADA 01/25/17 * at Wyoming 01/28/17 * at Colorado State 01/31/17 * UTAH STATE 02/04/17 * AIR FORCE 02/11/17 * at New Mexico 02/14/17 * WYOMING 02/18/17 * at Nevada 02/22/17 * SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/17 * FRESNO STATE 02/28/17 * at Air Force 03/04/17 * vs San Diego State 03/09/17 * at Utah 03/14/17 * Totals ,129 Career Points; No. 15 in School History 246 Career Three-Pointers; No. 4 in School History 129 Career Games Played; No. 4 in School History CoSIDA Academic All-District 7 First Team 2015 Mountain West All-Tournament Team SENIOR ( ) Started all 31 games...became 27th Bronco to eclipse 1,000 career points...13 games in doublefigure scoring...one game with 20+ points...shot 10-for-21 from three-point range in three games at Charleston Classic, making at least three in each game...scored 12 points against Mississippi State (Nov. 18), despite missing 21 minutes of action after suffering facial laceration three minutes into the game and receiving eight stitches; returned to score all 12 of his points in the final 16 minutes...15 points and five rebounds against Western Michigan (Nov. 20)...made five three-pointers at No. 23 Oregon (Nov. 28)...five assists, four rebounds, a block and a steal to go with seven points at LMU (Dec. 5)...15 points and eight rebounds against Idaho State (Dec. 18)...18 points, five rebounds at Utah State (Dec. 28), including 8-of-10 free throws in final 2:13...nine points, six rebounds against Colorado State (Dec. 31)...12 points on 4-of-7 three-point shooting in win against San Diego State (Jan. 7)...nine points and six rebounds against Air Force (Feb. 11), including making his first three three-point attempts...19 points at Nevada (Feb. 22), including 5-of-6 from three-point range, added team-high seven rebounds...season-high 23 points at Air Force (March 4), including 5-of-7 three-point shooting and 6-of-6 free throws...15 points on 5-of-8 three-point shooting in MW Quarterfinal against San Diego State (March 9) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in all four games, including two starts...averaged 10.0 points and 3.0 rebounds per game... shot 57.1 percent from three-point range (8-of-14)...scored in double figures each of first three games. BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES vs Montana; Nov. 18, 2014 FIELD GOALS MADE (twice) vs Air Force; March 12, 2015* FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Air Force; March 12, 2015 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (6-8; twice) at Air Force; Jan. 24, 2015* 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE vs New Mexico; Feb. 24, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Air Force; March 12, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) (5-6) at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017 FREE THROWS MADE (twice) at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016* FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (8-9) vs New Mexico; Jan. 30, 2016 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (3x) vs UNLV; Feb. 23, 2016* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS at Fresno State; Feb. 26, 2014 TOTAL REBOUNDS at Fresno State; Feb. 26, 2014 ASSISTS (3x) at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016* BLOCKS vs Montana; Nov. 18, 2014 STEALS (3x) vs Utah State; Feb. 2, 2016* POINTS vs New Mexico; Feb. 24, 2015 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... MINUTES vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE (twice) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at Oregon; Nov. 28, 2016 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (6-9) at Nevada; Feb. 22, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE (4x) vs San Diego State; March 9, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at Oregon; Nov. 28, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) (5-6) at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017 FREE THROWS MADE at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (8-10) at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (3x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs Nevada; Jan. 25, 2017 TOTAL REBOUNDS vs Idaho State; Dec. 18, 2016 ASSISTS at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016 BLOCKS (3x) at Utah; March 14, 2017* STEALS (twice) vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017* POINTS at Air Force; March 4, 2017 * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 26

28 CHANDLER HUTCHISON GUARD 6-7 / 196 JUNIOR MISSION VIEJO, CALIF. MISSION VIEJO HS March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/16 * at Col. of Charleston 11/17/16 * vs Mississippi State 11/18/16 * vs Western Michigan 11/20/16 * PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/16 * at Oregon 11/28/16 * SMU 11/30/16 * at Evansville 12/03/16 * at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 * IDAHO STATE 12/18/16 * CSUN 12/21/16 * at Utah State 12/28/16 * COLORADO STATE 12/31/16 * at UNLV 01/04/17 * SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 * at Fresno State 01/14/17 * NEW MEXICO 01/17/17 * at San Jose State 01/21/17 * NEVADA 01/25/17 * at Wyoming 01/28/17 * at Colorado State 01/31/17 * UTAH STATE 02/04/17 * AIR FORCE 02/11/17 * at New Mexico 02/14/17 * WYOMING 02/18/17 * at Nevada 02/22/17 * SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/17 * FRESNO STATE 02/28/17 * at Air Force 03/04/17 * vs San Diego State 03/09/17 * at Utah 03/14/17 * Totals All-Mountain West First Team (Coaches) / Second Team (Media) 2016 Charleston Classic All-Tournament Team MW Player of the Week (Jan. 2, 2017) Second Bronco Freshman to Start NCAA Tournament Game (2015) JUNIOR ( ) Started all 31 games...nine double-doubles...six games with 20+ points and 10+ rebounds...28 games in double-figure scoring, including 17 MW games...12 games with 20+ points...two games with 30+ points...nine games in double-figure rebounding...scored 23 points on 9-of-10 shooting against Northwest (Nov. 12); 2-of-2 from three-point line...24 points and career-high 12 rebounds at College of Charleston (Nov. 17)...20 points and career-high-tying 12 rebounds against Western Michigan (Nov. 20)...21 points and seven rebounds against SMU (Nov. 30)...19 points at Evansville (Dec. 3), including eight in 93 seconds during late second-half rally...converted three three-point plays in game at Evansville...started 6-of-6 at LMU (Dec. 5), scored 12 points in first 10 minutes and finished with points and seven rebounds against Idaho State (Dec. 18), 14 points in second half...20 points and 11 rebounds against CSUN (Dec. 21), went 9-of-14 from free throw line...21 points and six rebounds at Utah State (Dec. 28)...20 points, 11 rebounds, four assists against Colorado State (Dec. 31), hit game-winning three-pointer as time expired...scored 14 points in second half including 10 of Boise State s final 11 points...28 points plus 11 rebounds at UNLV (Jan. 4)...12 points, careerhigh 13 rebounds, five assists in win against San Diego State (Jan. 7)...14 points and 10 rebounds at Fresno State (Jan. 14)...14 points, eight rebounds, three assists and a block against New Mexico (Jan. 17)...23 points, seven rebounds against Nevada (Jan. 25)...18 points against Utah State (Feb. 4), on 8-of-13 shooting...11 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and career-high four steals against Air Force (Feb. 11)...31 points to go with six rebounds, two assists and two steals...25 points and five rebounds against Wyoming (Feb. 18), made two free throws with three seconds left to seal win...19 points and career-high eight assists to go with six rebounds and three steals at Nevada (Feb. 22)...12 points, seven assists and five rebounds at Air Force (March 4)...career-high 34 points in NIT first round win at Utah (March 14), most points in Boise State postseason history. BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE at Utah; March 14, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at New Mexico; Feb. 14, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (9-10) vs Northwest; Nov. 12, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE at UNLV; Jan. 4, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (4x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE (3x) vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017* FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED vs CSUN; Dec. 21, 2016 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (9-12) vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs UC Irvine; Nov. 26, 2015* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (3x) vs Western Michigan; Nov. 20, 2016* TOTAL REBOUNDS vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 ASSISTS at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017 BLOCKS at UNLV; Feb. 18, 2015 STEALS vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017 POINTS at Utah; March 14, 2017 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... MINUTES vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE at Utah; March 14, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED at New Mexico; Feb. 14, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (9-10) vs Northwest; Nov. 12, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE at UNLV; Jan. 4, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (4x) vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE (3x) vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017* FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED vs CSUN; Dec. 21, 2016 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (9-12) vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (twice) at Oregon; Nov. 28, 2016* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (3x) vs Western Michigan; Nov. 20, 2016* TOTAL REBOUNDS vs San Diego State; Jan. 7, 2017 ASSISTS at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017 BLOCKS (6x) vs Nevada; Jan. 25, 2017* STEALS vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017 POINTS at Utah; March 14, 2017 * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

29 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes DERRICK ALSTON, JR. GUARD 6-8 / 153 FRESHMAN HOUSTON STRAKE JESUIT HS #21 FRESHMAN ( ) Expected to redshirt COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in three games off the bench...saw a total of 20 minutes and scored six points to go with two rebounds two assists and a steal. HIGH SCHOOL Two-year letterwinner at Strake Jesuit High School under coach Dominic Amorosa...first-team All- District 19-6A selection as a senior...averaged 14.6 points and 5.1 rebounds per game, helping Strake to playoffs for eighth consecutive year...as a junior was named honorable mention all-district and helped the Crusaders to a third-place finish and playoff appearance...father Derrick was drafted No. 33 overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in the 1994 NBA Draft, played two years in the NBA and 16 seasons overseas...currently an assistant coach with the Westchester Knicks of the NBA Developmental League. BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES FIELD GOALS MADE FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS TOTAL REBOUNDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... Same as Career Highs * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 28

30 CAMERON OLUYITAN GUARD 6-6 / 183 SOPHOMORE HOUSTON GILLETTE [WYO.] COLLEGE/CLEMENTS HS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 #23 Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/ at Col. of Charleston 11/17/ vs Mississippi State 11/18/ vs Western Michigan 11/20/ PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/ at Oregon 11/28/16 DNP SMU 11/30/ at Evansville 12/03/ at Loyola Marymount 12/05/ IDAHO STATE 12/18/ CSUN 12/21/ at Utah State 12/28/ COLORADO STATE 12/31/ at UNLV 01/04/ SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/ at Fresno State 01/14/ NEW MEXICO 01/17/ at San Jose State 01/21/17 DNP NEVADA 01/25/17 DNP at Wyoming 01/28/17 DNP at Colorado State 01/31/17 DNP UTAH STATE 02/04/17 DNP AIR FORCE 02/11/17 DNP at New Mexico 02/14/17 DNP WYOMING 02/18/17 DNP at Nevada 02/22/17 DNP SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/17 DNP FRESNO STATE 02/28/17 DNP at Air Force 03/04/ vs San Diego State 03/09/17 DNP at Utah 03/14/17 DNP Totals BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES vs Northwest; Nov. 12, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Northwest; Nov. 12, 2016 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (twice) at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016* 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE vs Northwest; Nov. 12, 2016 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED at Utah State; Dec. 28, 2016 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs Northwest; Nov. 12, 2016 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs CSUN; Dec. 21, 2016 TOTAL REBOUNDS (twice) vs CSUN; Dec. 21, 2016* ASSISTS at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016 BLOCKS STEALS POINTS at Loyola Marymount; Dec. 5, 2016 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... Same as Career Highs * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks SOPHOMORE ( ) Appeared in 17 games off the bench...scored four points and grabbed six rebounds in Boise State debut against Northwest (Nov. 12)...hit two first-half three pointers at LMU (Dec. 5) and finished with six points, two assists, two rebounds...six rebounds in 14 minutes against CSUN (Dec. 21)...offensive rebound and putback basket with 2:17 remaining at Utah State (Dec. 28)...played 14 minutes, grabbed four rebounds in win against San Diego State (Jan. 7)...five points and two rebounds at Fresno State (Jan. 14) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in all four games, including one start...second on the team in rebounding (4.3 per game) and scored 2.0 points per game...recorded seven points and five rebounds in final game. GILLETTE COLLEGE ( ) Played one season at Gillette...helped Pronghorns to a 35-2 record, Region IX Conference title, District IX Championship and third-place finish at NJCAA National Tournament...averaged 14.6 points and 5.5 rebounds per game...shot 52.2 percent from the floor, 41.1 percent from three-point range. HIGH SCHOOL Played at Clements High School in Sugar Land, Texas...first-team all-district as a senior...averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds in final prep campaign...played on AAU circuit with The Rookies out of Houston. BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons

31 Boise State Men s Basketball Game Notes PARIS AUSTIN GUARD 6-0 / 175 SOPHOMORE OAKLAND, CALIF. BISHOP O DOWD HS # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/ at Col. of Charleston 11/17/ vs Mississippi State 11/18/ vs Western Michigan 11/20/16 * PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/16 * at Oregon 11/28/16 * SMU 11/30/16 * at Evansville 12/03/16 * at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 * IDAHO STATE 12/18/16 * CSUN 12/21/16 * at Utah State 12/28/16 * COLORADO STATE 12/31/16 * at UNLV 01/04/17 * SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 * at Fresno State 01/14/17 * NEW MEXICO 01/17/17 * at San Jose State 01/21/17 * NEVADA 01/25/17 * at Wyoming Cowboys 01/28/ at Colorado State 01/31/ UTAH STATE 02/04/ AIR FORCE 02/11/ at New Mexico 02/14/ WYOMING 02/18/ at Nevada 02/22/17 * SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/ FRESNO STATE 02/28/ at Air Force 03/04/ vs San Diego State 03/09/ at Utah 03/14/ Totals All-Mountain West Honorable Mention (Coaches & Media) SOPHOMORE ( ) Appeared in all 31 games, including 17 starts... three games with 20+ points...20 games in doublefigure scoring...13 points against Mississippi State (Nov. 18), all in second half...17 points and seven assists to go with six rebounds against Western Michigan (Nov. 20); went 6-for-6 from floor and 5-for-5 from free throw line...12 points on 4-of-4 shooting against Presbyterian (Nov. 25)...played 40 minutes and scored team-high 16 points at No. 23 Oregon (Nov. 28)...led team with six assists and five rebounds at LMU (Dec. 5)...10 points, three rebounds, three assists against Idaho State (Dec. 18)...20 points against CSUN (Dec. 21), including 8-for-8 from free throw line...six assists, four rebounds at Utah State (Dec. 28)...18 points, three rebounds against Colorado State (Dec. 31)...16 points and career-high-tying seven assists to go with six rebounds at UNLV (Jan. 4)...12 points against San Diego State (Jan. 7), including 8-for-8 from free throw line...12 points, four rebounds (three offensive), career-high-tying three steals against New Mexico (Jan. 17)...15 points in 17 minutes off the bench at Wyoming (Jan. 28), on 6-of-8 shooting...25 points off bench at Colorado State (Jan. 31), on 7-of-10 shooting and 10-of-10 free throws...made six free throws in final 26 seconds to seal win...ninth time in program history a Bronco has been perfect from the line with at least 10 attempts...16 points and four assists against Utah State (Feb. 4)...scored 10 of his 14 points against Air Force (Feb. 11) in the second half...career-high 27 points to go with six rebounds and six assists against Wyoming (Feb. 18)...career-high nine assists at Nevada (Feb. 22)...18 points and five rebounds against San José State (Feb. 25), including 8-of-10 at the free throw line...17 points on 6-of-10 shooting against Fresno State (Feb. 28)...team-high 15 points in MW Quarterfinal against San Diego State (March 9)...eight points and four rebounds in NIT first round win at Utah (March 14) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in all four games, including two starts...averaged 9.8 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.8 assists... scored in double figures three of the four games...10 points and six rebounds in opening game. BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES at Oregon; Nov. 28, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (6-8) at UNLV; Jan. 4, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE (13x) at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (4x) at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE at Colorado State; Jan. 31, 2017 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (twice) vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (10-10) at Colorado State; Jan. 31, 2017 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS (twice) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* TOTAL REBOUNDS vs Bradley; Dec. 20, 2015 ASSISTS at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017 BLOCKS (twice) vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017* STEALS (twice) vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017* POINTS vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... MINUTES at Oregon; Nov. 28, 2016 FIELD GOALS MADE vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (6-8) at UNLV; Jan. 4, POINT FIELD GOALS MADE (7x) at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (3x) at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017* 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE at Colorado State; Jan. 31, 2017 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED (twice) vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017* FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (10-10) at Colorado State; Jan. 31, 2017 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS at Air Force; March 4, 2017 TOTAL REBOUNDS at Air Force; March 4, 2017 ASSISTS at Nevada; Feb. 22, 2017 BLOCKS (twice) vs San José State; Feb. 25, 2017* STEALS (twice) vs New Mexico; Jan. 17, 2017* POINTS vs Wyoming; Feb. 18, 2017 * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Four Consecutive 20-Win Seasons 30

32 DAVID WACKER FORWARD 6-10 / 239 RS SOPHOMORE CONVERSE, TEXAS JUDSON HS March 20, 2017 at Illinois <NIT> Game #32 # GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg NORTHWEST 11/12/16 * at Col. of Charleston 11/17/16 * vs Mississippi State 11/18/16 * vs Western Michigan 11/20/16 * PRESBYTERIAN 11/25/16 * at Oregon 11/28/16 * SMU 11/30/16 * at Evansville 12/03/16 * at Loyola Marymount 12/05/16 DNP IDAHO STATE 12/18/ CSUN 12/21/16 * at Utah State 12/28/16 * COLORADO STATE 12/31/16 * at UNLV 01/04/17 * SAN DIEGO STATE 01/07/17 * at Fresno State 01/14/17 DNP (Foot) NEW MEXICO 01/17/17 * at San Jose State 01/21/17 * NEVADA 01/25/17 * at Wyoming 01/28/17 * at Colorado State 01/31/17 * UTAH STATE 02/04/17 * AIR FORCE 02/11/17 * at New Mexico 02/14/17 * WYOMING 02/18/17 * at Nevada 02/22/17 * SAN JOSE STATE 02/25/17 * FRESNO STATE 02/28/17 * at Air Force 03/04/17 * vs San Diego State 03/09/17 * at Utah 03/14/17 * Totals RS SOPHOMORE ( ) Appeared in 29 games, including 28 starts...four games scoring in double figures...one game in double-figure rebounding...career-high 10 rebounds at College of Charleston (Nov. 17)...career-high three assists against Mississippi State (Nov. 18)...seven points and five rebounds against Presbyterian (Nov. 25)...nine points, eight rebounds in 17 minutes off the bench against Idaho State (Dec. 18)...nine points, seven rebounds at Utah State (Dec. 2), including seven consecutive Bronco points late in the second half to spark game-winning run...career-high 17 points at San Jose State (Jan. 21), shooting 5-of-5 from the field and 7-of-8 from the free throw line, also grabbed seven rebounds...six points, six rebounds, two assists at Wyoming (Jan. 28)...11 points, five rebounds and two blocks against Utah State (Feb. 4)...10 points, six rebounds against Air Force (Feb. 11)...12 points and five rebounds at New Mexico (Feb. 14)...nine points and eight rebounds against Wyoming (Feb. 18) COSTA RICA FOREIGN TOUR Appeared in three games, including one start...averaged 6.3 points and 3.3 rebounds in 15.0 minutes per game. SOPHOMORE ( ) Appeared in seven games off the bench...made season debut in home opener against Northern Arizona (Nov. 16)...played 13 minutes, scored four points and grabbed four rebounds...tallied five points and five rebounds in 10 minutes against Concordia (Nov. 23)...four points (two dunks) and three rebounds against UC Irvine (Nov. 26) in 12 minutes...eight points and six rebounds in 18 minutes against Willamette (Dec. 2)...suffered season-ending foot injury in practice Dec. 3...granted medical hardship. BRONCO CAREER HIGHS... MINUTES at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (3x) at New Mexico; Feb. 14, 2017* FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs Fresno State; March 7, POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE at Loyola Marymount; Nov. 15, 2014 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED at Loyola Marymount; Nov. 15, 2014 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (9-10) at Loyola Marymount; Nov. 15, 2014 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (twice) vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS at College of Charleston; Nov. 17, 2016 TOTAL REBOUNDS at College of Charleston; Nov. 17, 2016 ASSISTS vs Mississippi State; Nov. 18, 2016 BLOCKS vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017 STEALS (8x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* POINTS at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 BRONCO SEASON HIGHS... MINUTES at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 FIELD GOALS MADE at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED (twice) at New Mexico; Feb. 14, 2017* FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 5 att.) FREE THROWS MADE at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 8 att.) (7-8) at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS (twice) vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017* DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS at College of Charleston; Nov. 17, 2016 TOTAL REBOUNDS at College of Charleston; Nov. 17, 2016 ASSISTS vs Mississippi State; Nov. 18, 2016 BLOCKS vs Air Force; Feb. 11, 2017 STEALS (6x) at Air Force; March 4, 2017* POINTS at San Jose State; Jan. 21, 2017 * Denotes last occurrence. LED THE BRONCOS IN... Season Career Points Assists Steals Blocks BRONCO CAREER STATISTICS ----Total Point F-Throw Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg TOTAL Five Consecutive 20-Win Seasons