IOWA STATE IOWA STATE CYCLONES. 27 ISU freshman Craig Brackins has 27 blocks this season, tying

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1 IOWA STATE Men s Basketball Release Jan. 31, 2008 Basketball Athletics Communications Contact: Mike Green Office: (515) Cell: (515) mgreen@iastate.edu SCHEDULE November 1 Dubuque (exh.) W, EA Sports (exh.) W, ^Winston-Salem State (M) W, ^Centenary (M) W, at Bradley (CTN) L, Minnesota (M) L, Northern Iowa (M) L, &at Oregon State (FSN) W, (ot) December 5 at Drake (DTV) L, %Iowa (ESPNU) W, (CTN) W, Southern (M) W, Purdue W, Alabama L, Albany (M) W, January 2 USC-Upstate (CTN) W, North Dakota (M) W, *at Baylor (ESPN Classic) L, *Missouri (CTN) W, *Oklahoma State (Big 12) W, *at No. 2 Kansas (ESPN) L, *at Kansas State (CTN) L, *Colorado (CTN) W, February 2 *at Nebraska (Big 12) 3 p.m. 5 *Texas A&M (Big 12) 7 p.m. 9 *Texas (ABC) 2:30 p.m. 13 *at Oklahoma (Big 12) 7 p.m. 16 *Nebraska (Big 12) 3 p.m. 23 *at Texas Tech (Big 12) 12:45 p.m. 27 *Kansas (ESPN) 6 p.m. March 1 *at Colorado (ESPN Classic) 5 p.m. 5 *at Missouri (Big 12) 7 p.m. 8 *Kansas State (Big 12) 3 p.m #at Phillips 66 Big 12 Tournament Home games in bold; All times CST *Big 12 Conference game ^American Family Insurance Cyclone Challenge, Ames, Iowa &Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series %Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk Toyota Las Vegas Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. #Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Mo. 100 YEARS OF ISU BASKETBALL Iowa State celebrates 100 years of Cyclone basketball this season, culminating with a Centennial Celebration on Feb. 16 at halftime of the Nebraska game. ISU s All-Century team, picked by fans in an online vote, consists of the following players: Waldo Wegner ( ), Jack Flemming ( ), Gary Thompson ( ), Zaid Abdul-Aziz ( ), Hercle Ivy ( ), Barry Stevens ( ), Jeff Hornacek ( ), Jeff Grayer ( ), Victor Alexander ( ), Fred Hoiberg ( ), Dedric Willoughby ( ), Kelvin Cato ( , Marcus Fizer ( ), Jamaal Tinsley ( ) and Jake Sullivan ( ). Cyclone Notebook Iowa State (13-8, 3-3) travels to Nebraska (12-6, 1-4) on Saturday, aiming for its first conference road win...isu has won nine consecutive home games, but has lost fourstraight road contests. The Iowa State-Nebraska game coincides with Coaches vs. Cancer weekend...all coaches on both teams will wear tennis shoes to promote the fight against cancer...isu head coach Greg McDermott s wife, Theresa, is a cancer survivor. The Cyclones have defeated Nebraska three-straight times in Lincoln. ISU s three losses in the Big 12, all on the road, are against teams (Baylor, Kansas, Kansas State) that are a combined 14-2 in conference games. ISU will be without the services of its leading scorer Wesley Johnson...Johnson is out indefinitely after re-injuring his ankle in the first half of the Colorado game...johnson missed the first four games of the season with a bone bruise in his ankle. ISU head coach Greg McDermott is trying to record his 250th win as a head coach... McDermott has a mark in 14 seasons as a head coach. ISU is 11-0 on the season when outshooting its opponents. ISU s bench scored 27 points vs. CU...ISU s bench tallied just 41 points in the first five games of the conference season IOWA STATE CYCLONES Probable Starters No-Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown Pts. Reb. Asst. 33-Jiri Hubalek C Sr. Prague, Czech Republic Craig Brackins F Fr. Palmdale, Calif Rahshon Clark F Sr. Queens, N.Y Sean Haluska G Jr. Carroll, Iowa Bryan Petersen G Jr. Clinton, Iowa Off the Bench 10-Diante Garrett G Fr. Milwaukee, Wis Alex Thompson F Jr. Ames, Iowa Cory Johnson F So. Duluth, Minn Cameron Lee G Fr. Country Club Hills, Ill Charles Boozer G Fr. Raleigh, N.C Brock Jacobson G So. Webster City, Iowa Mark Currie G Sr. Odebolt, Iowa Mike Smith F Sr. Runnells, Iowa Wesley Johnson G So. Corsicana, Texas Lucca Staiger G Fr. Blaustein, Germany ineligible this season HC: Greg McDermott (Northern Iowa, 1988) Record at ISU: 28-24/2 Overall: /14 Assts.: Jeff Rutter (Winona State, 1988), Jean Prioleau (Fordham, 1992), T.J. Otzelberger (UW- Whitewater, 2001), Ron Smith (Illinois State, 1976) STAT OF THE WEEK IOWA STATE (13-8, 3-3) AT NEBRASKA (12-6, 1-4) Feb. 2, p.m. Lincoln, Neb. Bob Devaney Sports Center (13,595) Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield Talent: John Walters (pxp); Eric Heft (color) Television: ESPN Regional/Big 12 Network Talent: Dan McLaughlin (pxp); Paul Splittorff (color) 27 ISU freshman Craig Brackins has 27 blocks this season, tying for fourth with Marcus Fizer on ISU s freshman blocked shots chart. Brackins swatted three shots in ISU s win over Colorado. Iowa State University Intercollegiate Athletics 1800 S. 4th St. Jacobson Building Ames, Iowa 50011

2 Head Coach Greg McDermott Greg McDermott was introduced as the 18th men s basketball coach in Iowa State history on March 21, McDermott, who elevated the University of Northern Iowa program to unprecedented success with three consecutive NCAA appearances, is considered one of the nation s best young coaches. McDermott led ISU to a mark and a tie for seventh in the Big 12 in his first season at the helm despite returning only four scholarship players and being picked to finish 11th in the preseason Big 12 polls. He coached two all-conference players in Wesley Johnson and Mike Taylor. McDermott s meteoric rise in the head coaching ranks occurred in his five seasons as the head coach at his alma mater ( ). After taking over a program that had not posted a winning season since 1997, McDermott s recipe for success launched the UNI program into the national spotlight. In his third season with the Panthers, McDermott led UNI to the 2004 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title and its second NCAA Tournament appearance in school history while recording a mark. He followed that season with two more NCAA Tournament appearances in 2005 and The 42-year-old McDermott compiled a record at UNI. McDermott received his first head coaching job at Wayne State (Neb.) from He led the Wildcats to fourstraight 20-win seasons, one Northern Sun Conference title and a pair of NCAA Division II Tournament appearances. McDermott Year By Year Year School Record Pct Wayne State Wayne State Wayne State Wayne State * Wayne State * Wayne State North Dakota St Northern Iowa Northern Iowa * Northern Iowa * Northern Iowa * Northern Iowa Iowa State Iowa State WSU: overall (116-53,.586) conf. (15-3,.833) NDSU: overall (15-11,.577) conf. (7-11,.389) UNI: overall (90-63,.588) conf. (49-41,.544) ISU: overall (28-24,.538) conf. (9-13,.409) TOTAL: overall ( ,.623) conf ,.541) *NCAA Tournament Last Time Out Iowa State battled back from an eight-point TALE OF THE TAPE second half deficit and an atrocious first-half ISU NU shooting performance to down Colorado, 57- Record in Hilton Coliseum on Tuesday. Conference Points Per Game ISU shot just 21.7 percent (5-of-23) in Opp. PPG the first half, as the Buffs held a halftime Reb. PG advantage...the 15 points scored by ISU ties FG Pct for the sixth-lowest half total by the Cyclones Opp. FG Pct Pt. FG Pct since Opp 3-Pt FG Pct The second half was a different story, as Free-Throw Pct ISU made 69.6 percent (16-of-23) of its shots Fouls PG from the floor and outscored CU, Assists PG Turnovers PG The defensive effort made by the Cyclones Blocks PG allowed them to stay in the game despite their Steals PG cold start...isu held the Buffs to 34.1 percent shooting from the field, the eighth team ISU has held below 40 percent this year. The 41 points ISU allowed is the lowest point total by a conference opponent since a win over Kansas State on Feb. 12, ISU was rescued by its bench after its leading scorer Wesley Johnson went down with an ankle injury in the first half...johnson, who scored just two points in eight minutes, had his four-game streak of scoring 20 or more points snapped. The Cyclone got its spark from two unlikely suspects in walk-on Sean Haluska and Cameron Lee...both recorded career highs (Haluska scored nine points; Lee scored six points) and played sound defense with designated defensive stopper Rahshon Clark plagued by foul trouble. Haluska, who was celebrating his 21st birthday, scored all nine of his points in the second half...he was 2-of-3 from beyond the arc...haluska, who started the season 0-for- 26 from 3-point range, has made 3-of-his-last-4 shots from downtown. Craig Brackins scored all 10 of his points in the second half and recorded seven boards and three blocks in the win...brackins has been in double figures in all six Big 12 games this season, averaging 15.8 ppg in league play...brackins has 27 blocks on the year to tie for fourth on ISU s rookie blocked shots list. ISU won the rebounding battle, 35-30, ending its four game streak of getting outrebounded. Cyclone-Cornhusker Quick Facts Nebraska leads the all-time series at The Huskers own the series lead in games played in Lincoln at ISU has won three-straight games in Lincoln, tying for the longest winning streak on the road against a league opponent since the Big 12 started in ISU defeated Texas A&M on the road in 1997, 1999 and The Cyclones swept the series last year for the first time since ISU head coach Greg McDermott is 2-0 against Nebraska. ISU s Wesley Johnson and NU s Sek Henry went to the same prep school, The Patterson (N.C.) School...Johnson did not compete for the team because he transferred to the school in midseason after his other prep school (Eldon Academy {Mich.}) shut down. Johnson is averaging 16.0 points and 8.5 rebounds in two games vs. the Huskers... he tallied his first 20-point game of his career at Lincoln (22 points) in ISU s win. Rahshon Clark is 14-of-15 (93.3 percent) from the free-throw line in six games played against Nebraska. NU s senior Aleks Maric has been a thorn in ISU s side throughout his career...the center is averaging 26.5 points and 11.3 rebounds in his last four games against the Cyclones. Maric scored 37 points and grabbed 16 boards at ISU in the 2006 and he had 36 points and 12 boards against the Cyclones in Lincoln last year. Maric is the only opponent to score over 36 points vs. ISU in the last four years.

3 BIG 12 STANDINGS (AS OF 1-31) Big 12 Overall Kansas State Kansas Baylor Texas Oklahoma Texas A&M Iowa State Texas Tech Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma State Colorado THE LAST TIME IOWA STATE... Scored 100 pts: 101 vs. Mountain State ( ) Shot 60 pct. from field: 74.4 (29-39) vs. Georgia ( ) Shot under 30 pct. from field: 28.6 (14-49) at Texas A&M ( ) Had 10 3-pointers: 10 vs. Missouri (2-6-07) Had 40 FT attempts: 53 vs. Texas A&M ( ) Had 50 rebounds: 50 vs. Oregon State ( ) Had 30 assists: 35 vs. North Florida ( ) Had 10 steals: 10 vs. USC Upstate (1-2-08) Had six players with 10 pts: 6 vs. Missouri ( ) (Stinson, Blalock, Clark, Hubalek, Taggart, Neal) Had three players with 20 pts: 3 at Colorado (3-5-05) (Stinson 22, Blalock 20, Carr 20) THE LAST TIME A CYCLONE HAD points: 41, Fred Hoiberg vs. Colorado ( ) 30 points: 33, Craig Brackins vs. Baylor ( ) 5 3-pointers: 8, Craig Brackins vs. Baylor ( ) 20 rebs.: 20, Jared Homan vs. North Carolina ( ) 15 rebs.: 15, Jiri Hubalek vs. Texas Southern ( ) 10 assists: 10, Curtis Stinson vs. Colorado (2-5-06) 5 steals: 5, Will Blalock vs. Oklahoma ( ) 5 blocks: 7, Jared Homan vs. Minnesota ( ) THE LAST TIME AN ISU OPPONENT... Scored 100 points: 102 by Kansas ( ) Shot 60 pct. from field: 61.4 (27-44) by USF ( ) Shot under 30 pct. from field: 28.2 (22-78) by Oregon State ( ) Had 10 3-pointers: 10 by Kansas State ( ) Had 50 rebounds: 52 by Kansas State ( ) Had 30 assists: 31 by Texas A&M ( ) Had six players with 10 points: 6 by Kansas ( ) THE LAST TIME AN ISU OPPONENT HAD points: 40, Devin Smith, Virginia ( ) 30 points: 33, Michael Beasley, Kansas State ( ) 5 3-pointers: 6, Thomas Gardner, Missouri ( ) 20 rebounds: 21, Stacey King, Oklahoma ( ) 15 rebounds: 15, Michael Beasley, Kansas State ( ) 10 assists: 11, Terrell Everett, Oklahoma ( ) 5 steals: 5, Roland Schaftenaar, Oregon State ( ) 5 blocks: 7, Erek Hansen, Iowa ( ) A Closer Look At Nebraska (12-6, 1-4) Nebraska (12-6, 1-4) won its first Big 12 game on Wednesday, defeating Missouri on the road, The Cornhuskers were led by Aleks Maric, who had 13 points and 13 rebounds. Senior Aleks Maric is once again NU s go-to player, leading the team in scoring (15.4) and rebounding (8.5). Maric, who has scored 36 or more points vs. ISU twice in his career, ranks 11th on NU s career scoring list with 1,389 points. Maric ranks third in the Big 12 and in the top-50 nationally in field goal percentage, connecting on 103-of-182 of his shots from the floor (56.6 pct.). Sophomore Ryan Anderson is averaging 9.0 points and has a team-high 28 treys for the Huskers...Anderson has made 22-of-26 shots from the free-throw line this year. The Huskers have a slew of newcomers in the lineup, led by junior Ade Dagunduro, who averages 9.2 points and 4.3 rebounds. Freshman Cookie Miller, a quick, 5-7 guard, leads the team with 70 assists. The Huskers rank first in the Big 12 and ninth nationally in scoring defense, holding their opponents to 58.2 points per game. NU has held five opponents to under 50 points this season. NU ranks third in the Big 12 and 15th nationally in FG pct. defense (38.4 pct.). NU leads the Big 12 and ISU ranks second in the league in least amount of personal fouls per game...the Huskers average just 15.6 fpg and the Cyclones average 15.7 fpg. Nebraska Probable Starters No-Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown Pts. Reb. Asst. 21-Aleks Maric C Sr. Sydney, Australia Ade Dagunduro G Jr. Inglewood, Calif Steve Harley G Jr. Temple Hills, Md Cookie Miller G Fr. Charleston, W.V Ryan Anderson G So. Seattle, Wash HC: Doc Sadler (Arkansas, 1982) Record at NU: 29-20/2 Overall: /9 NBA Heritage CYCLONE NBA FATHERS Iowa State has a number of players on its Justus Thigpen, roster with ties to the NBA. Thigpen was a first-team all-big Freshman Charles Boozer and junior Sean Eight pick in His Dad, Justus Haluska have brothers who are on current NBA Sr., played for the Detroit Pistons rosters. Boozer s brother, Carlos, is one of the and Kansas City-Omaha Kings from top post players in the NBA, making the Jackson Vroman, All-Star team. Boozer averaged 20.9 points Vroman led the Big 12 in rebounding and was a third-team all-league and 11.7 rebounds in , leading the Utah Jazz to the Western Conference Finals. He choice in His father, Brett, played 11 games for the Utah Jazz in is also a member of the USA Basketball Select the season. team that will compete for a Gold medal at the Diante Garrett, Olympics in Beijing. Garrett is in his first season with the Haluska s brother, Adam, who played one Cyclones. His father, Dick, played five seasons in the NBA for the Los year at Iowa State ( ) before transferring to Iowa, is a rookie with the New Orleans York Knicks and Milwaukee Bucks. Angeles Lakers, Buffalo Braves, New Hornets. Haluska led the Big Ten in scoring last year, averaging 20.5 ppg while earning firstteam all-big Ten honors. Freshman Diante Garrett also has outstanding basketball roots. His father, Dick, played five seasons in the NBA for the Los Angeles Lakers, Buffalo Braves, New York Knicks and Milwaukee Bucks, averaging 10.3 ppg. Garrett played in the 1970 NBA Finals for the Lakers against the Knicks. In The National Rankings Here is a look where ISU ranks in the latest NCAA statistics ( ). Category Rank Total FG Percentage Defense 58th 40.8 pct. Blocked Shots 61st 4.4 bpg Personal Fouls 24th 15.6 fpg Turnovers 44th 13.1 tpg Player Category Rank Total Bryan Petersen Assist/Turnover 69th 2.03

4 CAREER RECORDS STEALS Jeff Hornacek, Justus Thigpen, Fred Hoiberg, Curtis Stinson, Jeff Grayer, Will Blalock, Jamaal Tinsley, Ron Harris, Terry Woods, Rahshon Clark, Julius Michalik, Terrence Allen, Barry Stevens, Ron Bayless, Jacy Holloway, Gary Thompkins, Stevie Johnson, Ron Virgil, Marcus Fizer, Kenny Pratt, BLOCKS Jared Homan, Kelvin Cato, Loren Meyer, Victor Alexander, Sam Hill, Rahshon Clark, Marcus Fizer, Julius Michalik, Ron Falenschek, Jackson Vroman, Elmer Robinson, Jeff Grayer, Phil Kunz, David Moss, Jamaal Tinsley, Lafester Rhodes, Klay Edwards, Tyray Pearson, Robert Estes, Wesley Johnson, Jiri Hubalek, POINTERS Jake Sullivan, Dedric Willoughby, Fred Hoiberg, Michael Nurse, Hurl Beechum, Justus Thigpen, Kantrail Horton, Will Blalock, Rahshon Clark, Ron Bayless, Curtis Stinson, Terry Woods, Mike Taylor, Brian Pearson, Mike Born, Julius Michalik, Wesley Johnson, John Neal, Jacy Holloway, Jerry Curry, 1998 Recent ISU Trends ISU has failed to score 60 points or more in the last three games, averaging 57.6 ppg...in its 10 games prior, the Cyclones scored 67 or more points in each game. ISU received a season-high 27 points out of its bench vs. Colorado...the Cyclones had just 41 points (8.2 ppg) from their bench in the first five league games this season. ISU has failed to shoot above 40 percent in three of six league games this season. ISU has outrebounded two of six Big 12 opponents. ISU has shot more free-throws than its opponents in four of six league games...isu has attempted 43 more free-throws than its opponents in conference play. ISU has had less or the same amount of fouls as its opponent in five of six conference games. ISU averaged 5.2 steals per game in non-conference play...the Cyclones are averaging 7.0 steals in league action. ISU had three walk-ons (Bryan Petersen, Sean Haluska, Cameron Lee) play 76 minutes in the Colorado win. 70 Is The Magic Number Keeping the opposition from getting into a high-scoring game increases ISU s chances of winning...in the McDermott era, ISU is 26-9 when its opponents score under 70 points...isu has given up 70 points 17 times to its opponents since McDermott took over, going On the opposite end, Cyclones are 9-0 when reaching 70 points this season. Don t Foul! Keeping fouls at a minimum has always been a staple of Greg McDermott-coached teams... ISU ranked 33rd nationally (16.5 fpg) in McDermott s first season at the helm a year ago. This season, the Cyclones have continued its strong track record of guarding opponents without fouling, ranking 24th nationally in least fouls per game (15.7 fpg). Congratulations Graduates! ISU has two members of its team who graduated in December and are currently enrolled in graduate classes in seniors Jiri Hubalek and Mark Currie. Hubalek earned a degree in liberal arts and sciences and Currie graduated in civil engineering. Clark Closing In On Rare Big 12 Milestone ISU senior Rahshon Clark is wrapping up a solid career and is surpassing a number milestones in his final season. He is already the only player in ISU history to rank in the top-10 in career blocks, steals and 3-pointers. Clark has a chance to became the only player in Big 12 history to accomplish a rare feat... Clark currently has 1,021 career points, 136 career steals, 98 career 3-pointers and 99 career blocks...he needs two treys and one block to become the only player in the Big 12 era ( ) to achieve 1,000 points, 100 steals, pointers and 100 blocks in a career. Texas Kris Clack ( ) accomplished the feat, but he played one season in the Southwest Conference. Brackins Big Night Craig Brackins made an immediate splash in his Big 12 debut vs. Baylor...the true freshman set ISU rookie single-game standards in points (33) and 3-pointers (8), going 12-of-17 from the field and 8-of-10 from downtown in the loss. Brackins 33 points was one point better than the old mark formerly held by Curtis Stinson (32 vs. Rutgers, ) and Barry Stevens (32 vs. Northern Iowa, ). His eight treys was one shy off ISU s single-game school mark (9 by Dedric Willoughby vs. Kansas in ) and it shattered the previous freshman standard formerly held by Jake Sullivan (6 vs. Kansas, ). Brackins 12 field goals against the Bears ranks second to Ron Harris for most field goals made in a game by a rookie...harris tallied 13 field goals against Drake in He is one of five Big 12 freshmen to score 33 or more points in a game (Kevin Durant, Texas; Michael Beasley, Kansas State; Bernard King, Texas A&M; Aaron Bruce, Baylor) since the league formed in the season.

5 CAREER RECORDS REBOUNDS 1. 1,233 Dean Uthoff, ,025 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, Bill Cain, Jeff Grayer, Victor Alexander, Jared Homan, Fred Hoiberg, Marcus Fizer, Sam Hill, Loren Meyer, Vince Brewer, Henry Whitney, Julius Michalik, John Crawford, Klay Edwards, Robert Estes, Stevie Johnson, Jackson Vroman, Chuck Harmison, Rahshon Clark, POINTS 1. 2,502 Jeff Grayer, ,190 Barry Stevens, ,993 Fred Hoiberg, ,892 Victor Alexander, ,830 Marcus Fizer, ,825 Julius Michalik, ,810 Jake Sullivan, ,752 Hercle Ivy, ,724 Justus Thigpen, ,672 Zaid Abdul-Aziz, ,651 Curtis Stinson, ,531 Andrew Parker, ,498 Bill Cain, ,446 Ron Harris, ,313 Jeff Hornacek, ,280 Loren Meyer, ,259 Robert Estes, ,253 Gary Thompson, ,245 Dean Uthoff, ,186 Dedric Willoughby, ,124 Jared Homan, ,078 Will Blalock, ,032 Terry Woods, ,027 Vince Brewer, ,021 Rahshon Clark, GAMES STARTED (since ) Jeff Grayer, Fred Hoiberg, Jake Sullivan, Gary Thompkins, Barry Stevens, Ron Harris, Jeff Hornacek, Julius Michalik, Justus Thigpen, Rahshon Clark, Jacy Holloway, Jared Homan, Sam Hill, Marcus Fizer, Curtis Stinson, Victor Alexander, Will Blalock, Terry Woods, Stevie Johnson, Terrence Allen, Turnovers Are Down ISU ranks 44th nationally and is tied for third in the Big 12 in fewest amount of turnovers (13.0 tpg). ISU has had five games with under 10 turnovers this season. The Cyclones are seventh in the Big 12 in assist/turnover ratio (1.04 a/t). Free-Throw Shooting ISU has been a solid free-throw shooting team all season, making 70.2 percent of its shots from the charity stripe to rank fourth in the Big 12. Not only is ISU connecting on its shots from the line, it is getting there more often... through ISU s first seven games, the Cyclones shot 100 free-throws...isu has shot 306 foul shots in its last 14 games. Tough Defense ISU has been successful at limiting its opponents from successful shooting nights... the Cyclones are holding their opponents to 40.5 percent shooting from the floor to rank seventh in the league in field goal percentage defense...only seven teams this season (Bradley, Drake, Bethune-Cookman, Purdue, Alabama, Missouri, Kansas) have shot above 43.0 percent against the Cyclones. The Cyclones have held two teams (Winston-Salem State; Oregon State) to below 30 percent shooting from the field. ISU has held four teams to below 50 points, including a season-low 41 by Colorado... the 41 points is the lowest tally by a conference opponent since Kansas State scored 40 points in Defense In The Mac Era ISU head coach Greg McDermott has always been a proponent of sound defense and his teams have responded to his coaching...in his second year at the helm, ISU has held 22 teams to below 40 percent shooting, including eight this season. ISU has held its opponents to under 60 points 16 times in the Mac era. Scoring In Bunches ISU has many players who have the ability to record a lot of points in a short period of time. Seven times this season, a Cyclone has recorded 14 or more points in a half...craig Brackins had 18 points in the second half vs. Baylor en route to an ISU freshmen record 33 points. Top ISU Individual Half Scoring Totals 18 Craig Brackins, 2nd half vs. Baylor 17 Craig Brackins, 1st half vs. Minnesota 17 Wesley Johnson, 2nd half vs. Albany 15 Craig Brackins, 1st half vs. Baylor 16 Jiri Hubalek, 2nd half vs. Purdue 15 Jiri Hubalek, 1st half vs. Texas Southern 14 Wesley Johnson, 2nd half vs. Missouri In the Albany game, Johnson scored 15 consecutive ISU points on five-straight possessions in a three-minute span...johnson scored 13 points in the first 8:23 minutes of the first half vs. North Dakota. Against Purdue, Hubalek recorded ISU s first 16 points of the second half in a fiveminute span. Against Baylor, Brackins scored 15 points in the final 5:36 of the first half to help ISU forge a halftime lead. Clark Finishing Up Outstanding Career Senior Rahshon Clark is in his fourth season as a starter for the Cyclones and is no question one of the team leaders...clark has started 99 career games and in 53 consecutive games. Clark is the only four-year player left on the ISU roster and stuck with Coach McDermott when most of his teammates left after former coach Wayne Morgan was relieved of

6 FRESHMAN RECORDS Single-Game Scoring Craig Brackins (Baylor, ) Curtis Stinson (Rutgers, ) 32 Barry Stevens (UNI, ) Barry Stevens (Wisconsin, ) Ron Harris (Drake, ) Curtis Stinson (San Diego St., ) 27 Marcus Fizer (Drake, ) 27 Marcus Fizer (Oklahoma, ) 27 Marcus Fizer (Kansas State, ) 27 Dean Uthoff (Kansas, ) Curtis Stinson (Kansas, ) 26 Marcus Fizer (Texas Tech, ) Ron Harris (Vanderbilt, ) 25 Ron Harris (Oklahoma, ) Curtis Stinson (Kansas State, ) 24 Fred Hoiberg (Drake, ) Craig Brackins (Minnesota, ) 23 Craig Brackins (Oregon St., ) 23 Will Blalock (Drake, ) 23 Julius Michalik (Loy.-Chi., ) 23 Jay Goodman (UCSB, ) 23 Barry Stevens (Pittsburgh, ) 23 Dean Uthoff (Oklahoma St., ) Single-Game Field Goals Ron Harris (Drake, ) Craig Brackins (Baylor, ) 12 Curtis Stinson (San Diego St., ) 12 Barry Stevens (Wisconsin, ) 12 Ron Harris (Vanderbilt, ) 20-Point Scoring Games 1. 8 Marcus Fizer, Curtis Stinson, Ron Harris, Barry Stevens, Julius Michalik, Jeff Grayer, Dean Uthoff, Craig Brackins, Blocks Jared Homan, Julius Michalik, Wesley Johnson, Marcus Fizer, Craig Brackins, Scoring Average Curtis Stinson, Marcus Fizer, Ron Harris, Barry Stevens, Julius Michalik, Craig Brackins, Freshman Games Started 1. Adam Haluska, Ron Harris, Craig Brackins, Jeff Grayer, Curtis Stinson, Wesley Johnson, his duties. Clark is one of the most athletic and dynamic players in the Big 12...possessing a 39-inch vertical step jump, Clark s high-flying dunks have excited the Hilton crowd since Clark has 71 career dunks. Clark has jumped out to a fantastic start to , averaging 9.7 points and 5.4 rebounds...he is shooting 53.6 percent from the floor ( FG)...he has been above 50 percent from the field in 13 of 21 games this season. Clark is the only player in school history to rank in the career top-10 in steals (10th- 136), blocks (6th-99) and 3-pointers (9th-98)...he also ranks in the top-20 in career rebounds (20th-590). Clark earned all-tournament honors at the Las Vegas Classic. Clark became the 26th player in ISU history to join the 1,000-point club after scoring 10 points vs. Oklahoma State...Clark ranks 25th all-time in ISU s career scoring chart with 1,021 points. The senior needs one block and two 3-pointers to become the only player in Big 12 history to record 1,000 points, 100 steals, 100 blocks and pointers in a career. He ranks ninth in the Big 12 in blocks (1.24 bpg). Clark has excelled at being ISU s go-to defensive stopper, always drawing the assignment of guarding the opposing team s top offensive perimeter player. Brackins Making Solid Debut Heralded rookie sensation Craig Brackins, a 6-10 freshman from Palmdale, Calif., has been impressive in his inaugural season...brackins, who has started every game so far, was outstanding in his first career game, recording a double-double vs. Winston- Salem State, the first Cyclone freshman to record double-digits in both points (13) and rebounds (10) in their first game. Brackins is second on the team in scoring at 12.3 ppg and has two double-doubles and three games with 20 or more points. Brackins has scored in double figures in 13 of 20 games this season...he posted 23 points vs. Minnesota and Oregon State. Brackins was almost unstoppable in his Big 12 debut, breaking the school freshman scoring mark with 33 points on 12-of-17 shooting from the floor and an 8-of-10 effort from beyond the arc...the eight treys also broke the single-game freshman standard for 3-pointers in a game. Brackins is one of five Big 12 freshmen to score 33 points or more in a game. Brackins is trying to become just the third rookie in ISU history to start every game of their first season: Ron Harris (27, ) and Adam Haluska (31, ). Brackins is averaging 15.8 ppg in conference play, reaching double figures in all six Big 12 games. In league games only, Brackins is 12-of-29 (41.4 percent) from 3-point range after making 4-of-18 (22.3 percent) in non-conference play. Brackins has 27 blocks this year, which ties for the fourth-best total for an ISU rookie...he is tied for sixth in the Big 12 in blocks at 1.3 bpg. Hubalek s Improvement Hubalek had been slowed all season by a broken foot that occurred in the preseason and is now just hitting his stride. Hubalek always has been a slow starter...he averaged 7.3 points and 4.8 rebounds in his first six games last year, but responded by averaging 12.4 points and 7.4 rebounds in his last 19 games a year ago. This year, Hubalek averaged 7.8 points and shot 40 percent (22-55 FG) in his first seven games...however, Hubalek is averaging 13.6 points (191) and is shooting 50.3 percent ( FG) in his last 14 games. Hubalek has led ISU in rebounding in 12 of 21 games this season and is currently seventh in the Big 12 on the boards with a 7.2 rpg average. Hubalek opened the second half vs. Purdue by scoring ISU s first 16 points in just over a five-minute span...he ended the game with 18 points to help him earn all-tournament honors at the Las Vegas Classic.

7 SEASON RECORDS Blocks Kelvin Cato, Jared Homan, Kelvin Cato, Jared Homan, Jared Homan, Victor Alexander, Loren Meyer, Jackson Vroman, Lafester Rhodes, Sam Hill, Jared Homan, Marcus Fizer, Jamaal Tinsley, Julius Michalik, Victor Alexander, Sam Hill, Wesley Johnson, Ron Falenschek, Loren Meyer, Phil Kunz, Rahshon Clark, Craig Brackins, Rahshon Clark, POINTERS Dedric Willoughby, Michael Nurse, Fred Hoiberg, Dedric Willoughby, Jake Sullivan, Mike Taylor, Jake Sullivan, Hurl Beechum, Jake Sullivan, Jake Sullivan, Jerry Curry, Fred Hoiberg, Tim Barnes, Kantrail Horton, Kantrail Horton, Ron Bayless, Will Blalock, Michael Nurse, Rahshon Clark, Curtis Stinson, Justus Thigpen, Justus Thigpen, Wesley Johnson, 2008 Has has two 20-point games, two double-doubles and a team-high four doubledigit rebounding efforts. Hubalek has added 35 pounds of muscle since joining the Cyclones in the season. Wesley Johnson Leads The Team ISU s top returning scorer from last season Wesley Johnson got off to a slow start because of injuries...johnson missed the first four games of the season while nursing a bone bruise in his left foot. Unfortunately, Johnson reinjured his foot in the Colorado game (Jan. 29) and is out indefinitely. Johnson is averaging a team-high 13.9 points and has 31 3-pointers in 17 games. He had a streak of 10 consecutive games with double figures until playing just eight minutes in the Colorado game. He had scored 20 points or more in the four games prior to the CU game, the longest 20-point streak for a Cyclones since Curtis Stinson scored 20 or more points in six-straight games in the season. Johnson tied his career high with five treys against Albany, scoring 15 points on five-straight possessions in a 3-minute span. Johnson has 13 double figure scoring games, six 20-point games and has led ISU in scoring nine of 17 games played this year, including four in a row. Johnson had back-to-back 20-point games, including a career-high 24 vs. Oklahoma State, to help him earn Big 12 Player of the Week honors (Jan ). Johnson is averaging 16.3 points in Big 12 play to rank sixth. Johnson has 63 career 3-pointers to rank 17th all-time on ISU s list. You re In Good Hands With Petersen ISU starting point guard Bryan Petersen may not be the flashiest player, but he has done a tremendous job of starting ISU s offense and taking care of the ball. Petersen leads ISU in assists (3.4) and ranks third in the Big 12 and 69th nationally in assist/turnover ratio at 2.15 a/t. Petersen has put together an amazing streak of ball protection and efficiency...the recruited walk-on who is now on scholarship has 53 assists and just 15 turnovers in his last 14 games (3.5 a/t ratio)...in eight of the last 14 games he has had 0 turnovers. Petersen, who averages 5.1 ppg, has hit 26 3-pointers to boot...71 of his 84 field goals attempted this season have come from long distance. Iowa State Team Quick Facts Iowa State is celebrating 100 years of men's hoops this season...isu announced a 15-player All-Century team in the summer and will play host to a centennial celebration on Feb , inviting back all former letterwinners and coaches for a two-day celebration. Iowa State failed to make a 3-pointer in its opening game vs. Winston-Salem State (0-for-12), ending a 63-game streak of consecutive games with a 3-pointer. ISU held Winston-Salem State to a 25.4 percentage from the floor in the first game... that total ranks 12th on ISU s opponent field goal percentage game lows chart. ISU is 11-0 when shooting better than its opponent and 2-8 when shoots worse than its opponent. ISU is 9-1 when outrebounding its opponents and 4-7 when getting outrebounded or tying with its opponent on the boards. Usually in a basketball game the team that reaches 40 points first is in the drivers seat to win...isu has reached 40 points first in 16 of 21 games this season, going 12-4 in those games. ISU recorded the 400th win in Hilton Coliseum on Dec. 8 against Iowa (56-47). ISU has held four teams to under 50 points (Winston-Salem State, Iowa, USC Upstate, Colorado). ISU is 11-1 when making more free-throws than its opponent. ISU is 9-0 when scoring over 70 points.

8 CYCLONES IN THE PROS Listed below are former Iowa State basketball players who are currently playing professional basketball. The list only includes players whose final collegiate competition was with Iowa State. Player Pro Team Will Blalock, Anaheim Arsenal (NBDL) Marcus Fizer, Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) Paul Shirley, Menorca Basquet (Spain) Jackson Vroman, CB Girona (Spain) Jared Homan, Maroussi Athens (Greece) Jamaal Tinsley, Indiana Pacers (NBA) Curtis Stinson, Kolossus Rodov (Greece) Tyray Pearson, Bonn (Germany) Mike Taylor, 2007 Idaho Stampede (NBDL) Marcus Jefferson, Butte Daredevils (CBA) Tony Rampton, West Sydney Razorbacks (ABL) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Rahshon Clark: rah-shawn Sean Haluska: hah-luss-kah Jiri Hubalek: YOUR-ee oo-bahl-ick Jean Prioleau: John PRE-low Lucca Staiger: LOO-kah STY-ger Hilton Magic Hilton Coliseum has long been considered one of the toughest places to play in college basketball...built in 1971 and playing in its 37th season, ISU has recorded a 74.6 percent winning mark, compiling a record. ISU has won nine consecutive games at home. ISU has recorded four undefeated seasons at home since Hilton was erected ( , , , ). ISU ranked 25th nationally in attendance in (12,489). ISU ranks third in the Big 12 in attendance, averaging 13,193 per game. ISU broke the record for most season tickets sold this year with over 10,000 season tickets purchased. Fans voted Iowa State and Hilton Coliseum as the nation s No. 1 team in regards to school spirit in a poll during ESPN s student spirit week in In a recent Chicago Tribune article, Hilton Coliseum was ranked as one of the topseven College Basketball Heavens...the article states, Whenever in-state rival Iowa, Texas, Kansas or Missouri come to town, the noise and tension level goes to another level. Cyclones Sign Four Iowa State head coach Greg McDermott picked up four players who signed letters of intent to play basketball at Iowa State next season: Dominique Buckley, G, 6-2, 190, Fr., Detroit, Mich. (Romulus) Wes Eikmeier, G, 6-3, 175, Fr., Fremont, Neb. (Bergan) Justin Hamilton, C, 6-11, 220, Fr., Alpine, Utah (Lone Peak) Clinton Mann, F, 6-7, 220, Fr., Overland Park, Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas) Cyclones Retire Barry Stevens No. 35 Barry Stevens, who is ISU s second-leading scorer in school history (2,190 points), had his jersey retired on Jan. 16 against Missouri...Stevens, who was a two-time firstteam all-big Eight choice in 1984 and 1985, died of a heart attack at the age of 43 on Feb. 21, Stevens is one of seven players in ISU history to have his jersey retired: Waldo Wegner (#14), Gary Thompson (#20) Zaid Abdul-Aziz (#35), Jeff Hornacek (#14), Jeff Grayer (#44) and Fred Hoiberg (#32).

9 IOWA STATE... Against non-conference foes: 10-5 Against Big 12 foes: 3-3 When outrebounds opponent: 7-1 When outrebounded by opponent: 4-7 When rebounds are tied: 2-0 When ahead at half: 10-2 When opponent is ahead at half: 2-5 When game is tied at the half: 1-1 When shoots 50 percent or better: 6-0 When shoots less than 50 percent: 7-8 When shoots better than opponent: 11-0 When shoots worse than opponent: 2-8 When shoots the same as opponent: 0-0 When commits more TO than opponents: 5-6 When commits less TO than opponent: 8-1 When commit same number of TO: 0-1 When scores 69 points or less: 4-8 When scores points: 7-0 When scores points: 2-0 When scores points: 0-0 When scores 100 points or more: 0-0 When opponent scores 69 points or less: 12-3 When opponent scores points: 0-2 When opponent scores points: 1-3 When opponent scores points: 0-0 When opponent scores 100 points: 0-0 When game is decided by five or less points: 2-0 When game is decided by 6-10 points: 4-3 When game is decided by 11 or more points: 7-5 When reaching 40 points first: 12-4 When opponent reaches 40 points first: 1-4 When leading with five minutes left: 12-0 When trailing with five minutes left: 0-8 When game is tied with five minutes left: 1-0 When leading with one minute left: 13-0 When trailing with one minute left: 0-8 When game is tied with one minute left: 0-0 When outscoring opponents bench: 8-2 When opponents bench outscores ISU: 5-6 When both benches score same: 0-0 When making more FT than opponent: 11-1 When making less FT than opponent: 2-7 When making same number of FT: 0-0 When making 15 or more free throws: 7-1 When making less than 15 free throws: 6-7 When opponent makes 15 or more FT: 2-0 When opponent makes less than 15 FT: 11-8 At home: 11-2 On the road: 1-5 At neutral sites: 1-1 On ABC: 0-0 On CBS: 0-0 On ESPN Networks: 1-2 vs. AP Top-25 Teams: 0-1 vs. AP Top-15 Teams: 0-0 vs. AP Top-10 Teams: 0-0 In Overtime: 1-0 #0 CHARLES BOOZER Fr. G 6-3, 195 Raleigh, N.C. Season Notes Younger brother of NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. Seen action in 13 games, averaging 1.7 ppg and 1.3 rpg. Was 2-of-3 from the field en route to five points vs. Centenary. Tallied two treys en route to a career-high six points vs. Drake. Matched career-high six points vs. USC Upstate hitting two treys. #1 CAMERON LEE Fr. G 6-2, 180 Country Club Hills, Ill. Season Notes A walk-on who was strictly a practice team member last season. One of the best defenders on the team. Has moved himself into the rotation. Recorded a career-high three steals vs. Albany. Tallied a career-high six points in a career-high 23 minutes vs. Colorado. CAREER HIGHS FG:...2, three times FGA:... 4, twice 3FG:... 2, twice 3FGA:... 4 vs. Drake ( ) FT:... 0 FTA:... 2 vs. USC Upstate (1-2-08) OReb:...1, three times DReb:... 3, twice Reb:... 4 vs. Centenary ( ) PF:... 2, twice Points:... 6, twice Assists:...2 vs. North Dakota (1-5-08) TO:... 3 vs. Centenary ( ) Blocks:...1 vs. Winston-Salem State ( ) Steals:...1, three times Min:...16 vs. North Dakota (1-5-08) Total 3-Point 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 / /1.7 TOTAL / /1.7 CAREER HIGHS FG:...2 vs. Colorado ( ) FGA:... 2, twice 3FG: FGA:...1, twice FT:... 2, twice FTA:...3 vs. Colorado ( ) OReb:... 0 DReb:... 3, twice Reb:... 3, twice PF:...3 vs. Colorado ( ) Points:...6 vs. Colorado ( ) Assists:...1, four times TO:...2 vs. Texas Southern ( ) Blocks:... 1, twice Steals:... 3 vs. Albany ( ) Min:...23 vs. Colorado ( ) Total 3-Point 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 / /0.6 TOTAL / /0.6 #3 SEAN HALUSKA Jr. G 6-3, 200 Carroll, Iowa Season Notes A recruited walk-on who was placed on scholarship at the start of the season. Younger brother of New Orleans Hornet Adam Haluska. Started four games, averaging 1.8 ppg. Dished out a career-high five assists vs. Oregon State. Scored seven points vs. Kansas State. Posted a career-high nine points on his birthday vs. Colorado. Averaging 8.0 points in his last two games. Started the year 0-for-26 from 3-point range...is 3-of-4 from downtown in the last two games. CAREER HIGHS FG:...3 vs. Colorado ( ) FGA:...7 vs. Winston-Salem State ( ) 3FG:...2 vs. Colorado ( ) 3FGA:...6 vs. Winston-Salem State ( ) FT:... 2, twice FTA:...2, three times OReb:... 0 DReb:... 5 vs. Centenary ( ) Reb:... 5 vs. Centenary ( ) PF:...4 vs. Oregon State ( ) Points:...9 vs. Colorado ( ) Assists:...4 vs. Oregon State ( ) TO:... 3 vs. Centenary ( ) Blocks:... 1, twice Steals:...2 vs. Winston-Salem State ( ) Min:...34 vs. Winston-Salem State ( ) Total 3-Point 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 / /1.8 TOTAL / /1.8

10 MISCELLANEOUS STATS SHOOTING PERCENTAGE IN A HALF High ISU 63.0 (17-27 FG) vs. Bethune-Cookman ( ) Opp (15-23 FG) by Drake ( ) Low ISU 21.7 (5-23 FG) vs. Colorado ( ) Opp (7-32 FG) by Winston-Salem St. ( ) BENCH SCORING Points PPG Pct. of Scoring ISU Opp RECORD WITH STARTERS 2-2 Clark, Brackins, Petersen, Haluska, Hubalek 0-1 Clark, Brackins, Petersen, Garrett, Hubalek 11-5 Clark, Brackins, Petersen, Johnson, Hubalek DOUBLE-DIGIT SCORING RECORDS 1 player players players players players 1-0 STREAKS All Opponents Total Won 1 Home Won 9 Road Lost 4 Neutral Lost 4 Big 12 Conference Opponents Total Won 1 Home Won 3 Road Lost 3 Neutral Lost 2 Non-Conference Opponents Total Won 3 Home Won 6 Road Lost 1 Neutral Lost 2 AP Top-25 ranked Teams Total Lost 7 Home Lost 1 Road Lost 6 Neutral Lost 4 Last win over ranked team: Feb. 5, 2006-#25 Colorado, Last home win over ranked team: Feb. 5, 2006-#25 Colorado, Last road win over ranked team: Feb. 19, 2005-#2Kansas, (OT) Last neutral win over ranked team: Dec. 23, 2000-#24 Mississippi, Yahoo! Sports Invitational, Laie, Hawaii DOUBLE-DIGIT EFFORTS Pts. RB Ast. Pts./RB 20+ Pts Brackins Johnson, W Hubalek Clark Petersen 3 Garrett 3 Johnson, C 2 Thompson 1 #4 WESLEY JOHNSON So. F 6-7, 210 Corsicana, Texas Season Notes Missed four games while nursing a bone bruise on his left foot. Reinjured his ankle vs. CU and is out indefinitely. Leads the team in scoring at 13.9 ppg. Averaging 16.3 points in Big 12 play to ranks sixth. Scored in double figures in 12 of 17 games. Has a team-high six 20-point games. Reached double figures in 10 consecutive games. Scored 20 points in four-straight games, including a career-high 24 vs. Oklahoma State to earn Big 12 POW honors (Jan. 21). Ranks 17th in career 3-pointers made with 63. CAREER HIGHS FG:...9 vs. Nebraska ( ) FGA: vs. Kansas State ( ) 3FG:... 5, twice 3FGA:...10 vs. Kansas ( ) FT:... 8, twice FTA:...12 vs. Missouri ( ) OReb:... 8, twice DReb: vs. Colorado ( ) Reb: vs. Colorado ( ) PF:...5, three times Points: vs. Oklahoma State ( ) Assists:...5 vs. North Dakota (1-5-08) TO:... 5 vs. Iowa ( ) Blocks:...3, four times Steals:...2, nine times Min: vs. Baylor ( ) Total 3-Point 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 / / / /13.9 TOTAL / /12.9 #5 LUCCA STAIGER Fr. G 6-5, 220 Blaustein, Germany Season Notes Has been declared ineligible by the NCAA Amateur Certification board. ISU fans have formed a website freelucca.com to help show support and help his case. Member of Germany s U20 national team. #10 DIANTE GARRETT Fr. G 6-4, 180 Milwaukee, Wis. Season Notes Freshman guard who is ISU s first reserve at point guard. Father, Dick, played in the NBA for five seasons. ISU s best dribble penetrator at guard. Averaging 5.9 points while playing in every game. ISU s team leader in steals with 23 (1.1 spg). Scored 11 points in his rookie debut vs. Winston-Salem State. Tallied 13 points and three steals vs. Bradley. Had a career-high 4 steals on four-straight possessions vs. Iowa. Scored a career-high 14 points vs. Purdue. Has four games with five or more assists. Dished out a career-high seven assists vs. Baylor CAREER HIGHS FG:... 0 FGA: FG: FGA:... 0 FT:... 0 FTA:... 0 OReb:... 0 DReb:... 0 Reb:... 0 PF:... 0 Points:... 0 Assists:... 0 TO:... 0 Blocks:... 0 Steals:... 0 Min:... 0 Total 3-Point 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 CAREER HIGHS FG:...5 vs. Bradley ( ) FGA:...12, twice 3FG:...1, six times 3FGA:...3, twice FT:...5 vs. Winston-Salem State ( ) FTA:...10 vs. Purdue ( ) OReb:... 2, twice DReb:... 4 vs. Baylor ( ) Reb:...5 vs. Purdue ( ) PF:... 3 vs. Baylor ( ) Points:...14 vs. Purdue ( ) Assists:... 7 vs. Baylor ( ) TO:... 6 vs. Baylor ( ) Blocks:... 1 vs. Albany ( ) Steals:... 4 vs. Iowa ( ) Min:... 29, twice Total 3-Point 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 / /5.9 TOTAL / /5.9