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1 FURMAN PALADINS RESULTS/SCHEDULE (13-16, 7-11 SoCon) Date Opponent Nov. 6 NEWBERRY (Exh.) W Nov. 13 LEES-MCRAE W Nov. 17 PRESBYTERIAN W Nov. 21 DARTMOUTH W Nov. 24 Rice L Nov. 27 UNC Asheville (WMYA My40) W Dec. 3 Appalachian State* W Dec. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA* L Dec. 13 Clemson L Dec. 18 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE(OT) L Dec. 21 South Carolina (SportSouth) L Dec. 28 UC Santa Barbara^ L Dec. 29 Utah Valley^ W Jan. 2 ERSKINE W Jan. 7 Elon* W Jan. 9 UNC Greensboro* L Jan. 13 DAVIDSON* L Jan. 16 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* W Jan. 21 Coll. of Charleston* (CSS) L Jan. 23 The Citadel* L Jan. 25 SAMFORD* W Jan. 30 Wofford* (SportSouth) L Feb. 4 UNC GREENSBORO* W Feb. 6 ELON* (WMYA My40/CSS) L Feb. 10 WOFFORD* (WMYA My40) L Feb. 13 Chattanooga* W Feb. 17 Georgia Southern* L Feb. 20 Davidson* L Feb. 25 THE CITADEL* W Feb. 27 COLL. OF CHARLESTON* L Mar. 5 UNC Greensboro% 4:15 Mar. 6 Furman or UNCG vs. Wofford% 4:15 Mar. 7 SoCon Semifinals 6:00 Mar. 8 SoCon Championship (ESPN2) 9:00 * Southern Conference Game ^ Golden Bear Classic (Berkeley, Calif.) % At SoCon Tournament (Charlotte, N.C.) Home Games In Bold FURMAN PALADIN BASKETBALL Southern Conference Tournament Game 30 - Furman vs. UNC Greensboro THE MATCHUP FURMAN (13-16, 7-11 SoCon) VS. UNCG (7-22, 6-12 SoCon) FRIDAY MARCH 5, :15 P.M. CHARLOTTE, N.C. BOJANGLES COLISEUM Last Time Out: Furman fell in its regular season finale against College of Charleston on Saturday on Carolina First Court at Timmons Arena. Andrew Goudelock scored 15 points to lead four Cougars in double figures as CofC shot 45% from the field and built a 14-point halftime lead. Jordan Miller paced the Paladins with 20 points. The Series: Friday s first round contest marks the 19th all-time meeting between Furman and UNCG with the series knotted at 9-9. The Spartans took an victory over the Paladins in Greensboro, N.C., on January 9, before Furman gained revenge with a triumph over UNCG in Greenville, S.C., on February 4. UNC Greensboro: After suffering through a five-game skid, UNC Greensboro won two of its final three regular season games, including a win at The Citadel on Feb. 20. Forward Ben Stywall led the Spartans averaging 14.5 points and 10.3 boards per game. Radio: WOLT-FM 103.3, WGOG-FM 96.3 Internet Broadcast: Television: none SOUTHERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS/SCHEDULE North Division Appalachian State Western Carolina Chattanooga UNC Greensboro Samford Elon South Division Wofford Coll. of Charleston Davidson The Citadel Furman Georgia Southern SoCon Tournament Schedule Friday, March 5 #3S Davidson vs. #6N Elon, 2:00 #4N UNCG vs. #5S Furman, 4:15 #4S The Citadel vs. #5N Samford, 7:00 #3N Chattanooga vs. #6S GSU, 9:15 Saturday, March 6 #3S/#6N vs #2N W. Carolina, 2:00 #4N/#5S vs. #1S Wofford, 4:15 #4S/#5N vs. #1N Appalachian St, 7:00 #3N/#6S vs. #2S Charleston, 9:15 Sunday, March 7 Semifinal #1, 6:00 (SportSouth) Semifinal #2, 8:30 (SportSouth) Monday, March 8 Championship Game, 9:00 (ESPN2) thru end of regular season Possible Starters ppg rpg Notes G 1 Justin Dehm Jr....Peoria, Ill *2.6 Season-high 22 points at Davidson on February 20 G 5 Darryl Evans Sr...Spartanburg, S.C *3.2 Connected on 43.8% from the field this season G 11 Jordan Miller Jr....Memphis, Tenn Career-high 31 points on 10-of-18 shooting at UTC (2/13) F 31 Amu Saaka Jr....Decatur, Ga Averaged 26.0 ppg, 9.0 rpg in two games versus UNCG F 43 Colin Reddick Fr....Powder Springs, Ga Leads Paladins with 35 blocked shots this season Reserves G 0 Garrett Copeland So....Fort Mill, S.C Has seen action in seven games this season F 2 Neil Duval Fr....Southlake, Texas Scored eight points, grabbed three boards at Chattanooga G 3 Zach Greene Fr....Boone, N.C Garnered playing time in three games last season F 4 Noah States Jr....Troutville, Va Career-high 10 rebounds at Georgia Southern (2/17) G 12 Charlie Reddick Fr....Powder Springs, Ga Twin brother of Colin Reddick, redshirting this season G 22 Bobby Austin So....Cincinnati, Ohio Has not played since due to back injury F 24 Brandon Sebirumbi So....Keller, Texas Averaged 8.0 points, 5.8 rebounds over last four games F 32 Bryson Barnes So....Atlanta, Ga Tallied 16 points, career-high 13 rebounds vs. CofC (2/27) G 45 Chris Picardi So....Belmont, Mass Appeared in three games as a freshman F 50 Chris Toler So....Indianapolis, Ind Career-high eight points, four blocked shots at Wofford (1/30) * - Assists Media Contact: Jordan Caskey Office:(864) Cell: (864) jordan.caskey@furman.edu

2 2010 Southern Conference Men s Basketball Championship MARCH 5-8 CHARLOTTE, N.C. FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY MARCH 5 MARCH 6 MARCH 7 MARCH 8 Bojangles Coliseum Bojangles Coliseum Time Warner Cable Arena Time Warner Cable Arena 3S - Davidson Session 1, Game 1 March 5, 2:00 p.m. 6N - Elon Session 3, Game 5 March 6, 2:00 p.m. 2N - Western Carolina 1S - Wofford Session 5, Game 9 March 7, 6:00 p.m. 4N - UNC Greensboro Session 1, Game 2 March 5, 30 minutes after Game 1 5S - Furman Session 3, Game 6 March 6, 30 minutes after Game 5 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Session 6, Game 11 March 8, 9:00 p.m. 4S - The Citadel Session 2, Game 3 March 5, 7:00 p.m. 5N - Samford Session 4, Game 7 March 6, 7:00 p.m. 1N - Appalachian State 3N - Chattanooga Session 2, Game 4 March 5, 30 minutes after Game 3 2S - College of Charleston Session 4, Game 8 March 6, 30 minutes after Game 7 Session 5, Game 10 March 7, 8:30 p.m. Basketball 2010 Championships 6S - Georgia Southern Charlotte, North Carolina

3 PALADIN POINTS THE SOCON TOURNAMENT RETURNS TO CHARLOTTE...This year s Southern Conference Men s Basketball Championship at Bojangles Coliseum and Time Warner Cable Arena marks the tournament s ninth appearance in Charlotte, N.C., and first since Eight straight league tournaments were held in Charlotte at the Bojangles Coliseum (then known as the Charlotte Coliseum) from Furman has posted a 4-6 SoCon Tournament record in Charlotte, but claimed the tournament crown in its last appearance at the coliseum in Furman toppled The Citadel in the quarterfinals before upending Davidson the following night. On March 6, 1971, Furman downed Richmond on the strength of Don Jackson s 23-point performance to claim its first SoCon title and advance to its first NCAA Tournament where the Paladins fell to Fordham. FURMAN IN THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT...The Paladins are making their 57th appearance in the Southern Conference Tournament this season and hold a (.457) all-time record in the postseason event. Furman has totaled six SoCon Tournament titles including: 1971, 73, 74, 75, 78 and The Paladins have appeared in the championship game of the tournament nine times with the last finals appearance coming in a loss to Davidson on March 3, 2002, at the North Charleston Coliseum. BOJANGLES COLISEUM THE SITE OF FURMAN HISTORY...Then known as the Charlotte Coliseum, the Bojangles Coliseum hosted the North-South Doubleheader for 11 years from 1974 thru Each year the tournament featured Furman and The Citadel facing off on back-to-back nights against North Carolina and North Carolina State. The Paladins compiled just a 3-19 record in the tournament s history, but accomplished one of the greatest feats in school history during the 1978 edition as the Paladins topped North Carolina (Feb. 3) and completed the sweep with a triumph over North Carolina State the following night. A year later, Furman claimed its second straight win over the Tar Heels with an win on February 2, 1979, on the first day of the doubleheader. Furman has appeared in two NCAA Tournament games at the coliseum, including a loss to Bob Knight s Indiana Hoosiers in the first round of the 1979 NCAA Tournament. Furman s last appearance at the Bojangles Coliseum was a loss to North Carolina on December 22, FURMAN VERSUS UNCG...Furman s Southern Conference Tournament opener marks just its third meeting ever against UNC Greensboro in tournament play. In 2000, Furman scored a win over UNCG in opening round play in Greenville, S.C. The Paladins claimed a victory over the Spartans in the 2007 SoCon quarterfinals at the North PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Justin Dehm (Dame) Amu Saaka (ah-moo Sock-ah) Brandon Sebirumbi (seh-buh-rum-bee) FURMAN BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION School...Furman University Location... Greenville, S.C. Enrollment...2,600 Founded Colors...Purple & White Nickname...Paladins Mascot...Knight On A White Horse Conference (Affiliation)...Southern (NCAA I) Arena (Capacity)... Timmons (5,000) President... Dr. David Shi Faculty Athletics Representative... Dr. William Pierce Director of Athletics... Dr. Gary Clark BASKETBALL INFORMATION Head Coach... Jeff Jackson (Cornell 84) Record at Furman (4th Year) Overall Record (7th Year) Assistant Coaches...James Strong (Vanderbilt 00)...David Willson (Hampden-Sydney 04)...Mark Vanderslice (UNC Asheville 02) Letterman Returning/Lost...9/3 Starters Returning/Lost...5/ Record Southern Conference Record (Finish) (5th, South) Southern Conference Tournament...L, Samford, 52-57, First Round MEDIA CONTACT Basketball SID... Jordan Caskey Caskey s ... Jordan.Caskey@furman.edu Office Phone...(864) Cell...(864) Fax...(864) ORIGIN OF THE PALADIN Furman University athletic teams were known by different names until the 1961 school year. The baseball team was Hornets, the football team Hurricane, and the basketball team Paladins. The basketball team was dubbed Paladins by a Greenville sportswriter in the 1930s. By vote of the student body, all Furman athletic teams became the Paladins on September 15, A Paladin is a knight on a horse and the recognized mascot of Furman University s athletic teams FURMAN PALADINS NUMERICAL BASKETBALL ROSTER No....Name... Pos....Ht....Wt... Yr....Hometown... Last School 0...Garrett Copeland... G So....Fort Mill, S.C... Fort Mill High School 1...Justin Dehm... G Jr....Peoria, Ill....Richwoods High School 2...Neil Duval... F So....Southlake, Texas...Carroll High School 3...Zach Greene... G So....Boone, N.C....Watauga High School 4...Noah States... F Jr....Troutville, Va....Hargrave Military Academy 5...Darryl Evans... G Sr....Spartanburg, S.C.... Spartanburg Day School 11...Jordan Miller... G Jr....Memphis, Tenn....White Station High School 12...Charlie Reddick... G Fr....Powder Springs, Ga.... McEachern High School 22...Bobby Austin... G So....Cincinnati, Ohio...LaSalle High School 24...Brandon Sebirumbi... F So....Keller, Texas...Keller Central High School 31...Amu Saaka... F Jr....Decatur, Ga.... University of South Florida 32...Bryson Barnes... F So....Atlanta, Ga....Westlake High School 43...Colin Reddick... F Fr....Powder Springs, Ga.... McEachern High School 45...Chris Picardi... G So....Belmont, Mass.... Lexington Christian Academy 50...Chris Toler... F So....Indianapolis, Ind....North Central High School Head Coach: Jeff Jackson (Cornell 84) Assistant Coaches: James Strong (Vanderbilt 00), David Willson (Hampden-Sydney 04), Mark Vanderslice (UNC Asheville 02)

4 DID YOU KNOW? Furman s athletic logo, known as the Diamond F, was designed in 1973 by Furman junior art major and track participant Dennis Zeiger for $25. FURMAN S RECORD... Overall Home Away Neutral vs. SoCon SoCon Home SoCon Away Overtime Afternoon Tip Evening Tip (after 6:00) Eastern Time Zone Central Time Zone Mountain Time Zone Pacific Time Zone On Sunday On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday In November In December In January In February In March FU scores 80+ points FU scores FU scores FU scores FU scores < Opponent scores Opponent scores Opponent scores Opponent scores Opponent scores < FU shoots 50% FU shoots < 50% Opp. shoots 50% Opp. shoots < 50% FU leads at half Opp. leads at half Tied at half FU outrebounds Opp Opp. outrebounds FU even Games decided by 5 or<.4-5 Games decided by Games decided by Charleston Coliseum in Paladin coach Jeff Jackson s first SoCon Tournament game. The victory also represents Furman s last win in the tournament as the Paladins have dropped three straight postseason contests. MILLER CLOSING IN ON FURMAN S 1,000 POINT SCORERS LIST...Junior Jordan Miller, with 958 career points, is poised to become the 38th Paladin to reach the 1,000-point plateau and first since Eric Webb accomplished the feat in A native of Memphis, Tenn., Miller has averaged 14.3 points per game this season and 11.0 points per contest in 87 career games. Frank Selvy ( ) is Furman s all-time leading scorer having tallied 2,538 points over 78 games during his record-setting career as a Paladin. PALADINS MAKE NOTED IMPROVEMENT IN Coming off of back-to-back seasons of 7-23 and 6-24, Furman has shown a measure of imporvementduring the season while posting a record. After averaging just 61 points per game last season, the Paladins have scored 68.5 per contest this season and reached 80 points on seven occasions. The Paladins have also limited opponents to 42.5% shooting from the field after opponents shot over 47% versus Furman in Record Pts/Game FG% 40.4% 41.8% 3pt FG% 30.9% 35.5% FT% 69.4% 71.7% Opp. FG% 47.1% 42.5% Opp. 3pt FG% 36.9% 33.3% SAAKA SENSATIONAL AGAINST THE SOCON...Fueled by his career-best 34-points versus Davidson on January 13, junior Amu Saaka has averaged 16.1 points and 7.7 rebounds per game against Southern Conference opposition this season. The 6-foot-6 wing, who transfered to Furman from the University of South Florida, has shot 47.0% from the field against league opposition. Saaka, who notched his third doubledouble of the season with 14 points and 10 rebounds versus The Citadel on February 25, has scored more than 20 points eight times this season. BARNES BRINGS HIS BEST AGAINST THE COUGARS...Sophomore Bryson Barnes netted 16 points and recorded a career-best 13 rebounds in Furman s loss to College of Charleston in the regular season finale for both teams. Barnes, who made 6-of-13 shots from the field, added two assists and two blocked shots. Earlier in the season in a loss at Charleston, the Atlanta, Ga., native totaled 17 points and nine rebounds. SEBIRUMBI SURGING DOWN THE STRETCH...Sophomore Brandon Sebirumbi scored nine points, all in the second half, and grabbed five rebounds to help Furman down The Citadel on Carolina First Court at Timmons Arena on February 25.. The forward from Keller, Texas, made 3-of-4 field goals and 3-of-4 free throws without committing a turnover in 28 minutes of action. He followed the performance with seven points and seven rebounds off of the bench against College of Charleston in the regular season finale. Sebirumbi averaged 8.0 points and 5.8 rebounds per game over the final four games of the regular season, including a career-high 15 points at Georgia Southern on February 17. FURMAN FALTERS AT THE LINE DOWN THE STRETCH...After shooting better than 73% from the foul line for most of the season, Furman has faltered at the charity stripe down the stretch. The Paladins have connected on just 56.6% (30-53) of their foul shots over the past three games, including a 10-for-19 effort in last Saturday s loss to College of Charleston. 30-POINT SCORERS...Amu Saaka and Jordan Miller have accounted for four of the top 10 scoring efforts in the SoCon this season including three of the five outings of 31 or more points. Saaka netted 31 points at UNC Greensboro on January 9, before scoring 34 at home against Davidson four nights later. Miller poured in a career-high 31 points in a Paladin victory at Chattanooga on February 13. DEFENSE DETERMINES THE OUTCOME...Furman (13-16) has posted an 11-5 record when holding its opponents under 70 points this season, including a 6-1 mark when limiting the opposition to fewer than 60 points. PALADINS ESTABLISH NEW SINGLE SEASON BLOCKED SHOTS MARK...Furman swatted five shots versus The Citadel last Thursday to help them surpass the previous single season school mark of 137 blocked shots set during the season. The Paladins, who rank second in the Southern Conference and 30th nationally averaging 5.1 blocked shots per game, have rejected 148 shots this season. Freshman Colin Reddick has led the way with 35 rejections while sophomore Bryson Barnes has blocked 32 shots. JERRY SMITH S #50 RAISED TO THE RAFTERS...At halftime of Furman s January 16 contest, the Paladins retired Jerry Smith s #50 jersey. Smith, a native of Corbin, Ky., was a three-time All-Southern Conference pick who led the league in scoring at 26.9 points per game in 1962 on his way to garnering Helms Foundation All-America Second Team honors. Furman s all-time leader in career free throw percentage at 82.2%, Smith ranks fifth in school history with 1,885 career points. A second round pick of the Detroit Pistons in the 1963 NBA Draft, he was inducted into the Furman Athletic Hall of Fame in Smith joins Frank Selvy (#28), Clyde Mayes (#34), Darrell Floyd (#33), Jonathan Moore (#25) and Nield Gordon (#27) as the only players to have their number retired. MILLER, SAAKA EARN ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS...Jordan Miller averaged 21.5 points per game and Amu Saaka contributed 19.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per contest to earn all-tournament honors while

5 helping Furman to a a 1-1 record and third place finish at the Collier s International Golden Bear Classic on December 28-29, in Berkeley, Claif. Miller, a junior from Memphis, Tenn., scored a team-high 19 points and buried a career-best six three-pointers in a loss to UC Santa Barbara in the tournament opener before leading Furman with 24 points in a win over Utah Valley in the third place game. Saaka, a junior from Decatur, Ga., totaled 16 points and seven rebounds against the Gauchos before netting 22 points and adding nine rebounds in the victory over the Wolverines. TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS AGAINST NON-DIVISION I TEAMS...With its victory over Erskine on January 2, Furman improved 28-0 record against non-ncaa Division I opposition since the beginning of the campaign, including victories over Emory University and Berry College on Carolina First Court at Timmons Arena last season. The Paladins last defeat against a team outside of Division I came on November 15, 1997, when Newberry claimed a victory over Furman at the PAC. FURMAN REJECTS 14 VERSUS WOLVERINES...Furman recorded 14 blocked shots, the most during the Jeff Jackson era, in its win over Utah Valley on December 29, at the Golden Bear Classic. The Paladins 14 rejections is tied for second most in SoCon history. FURMAN SCORES BIG AGAINST S.C. STATE...Furman s 91 points inits overtime loss to South Carolina State on December 18, marked its most points since scoring 99 in a win over Sewanee on December 15, It was the highest scoring total for the Paladins versus an NCAA Division I opponent since downing Lipscomb on December 30, OUT OF THE GATES QUICKLY...Furman s 5-1 start to the campaign ranked as the school s best start on the hardwood since the squad, under the direction of head coach Butch Estes, opened the season 6-1. That team went on to finish overall and 11-5 in the SoCon to grab a second place finish. Furman Starting Lineups Lees-McRae Dehm Miller Saaka Barnes Sebirumbi Presbyterian Dehm Miller Saaka Barnes Sebirumbi Dartmouth Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Rice Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick UNC Asheville Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Appalachian State Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Sebirumbi Western Carolina Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Clemson Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Sebirumbi S.C. State Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick South Carolina Evans Miller Saaka Toler Sebirumbi vs. UCSB Dehm Miller Saaka Duval Sebirumbi vs. Utah Valley Dehm Miller Saaka Duval Sebirumbi Erskine Dehm Miller Saaka Duval Elon Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick UNCG Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Sebirumbi Davidson Dehm Miller Saaka Reddick Sebirumbi Georgia Southern Evans Miller Saaka Toler Coll. of Charleston Dehm Evans Saaka Toler The Citadel Dehm Evans Saaka Toler Barnes Samford Evans Miller Saaka Toler Wofford Evans Miller Saaka Toler Barnes UNC Greensboro Evans Miller Saaka Toler Barnes Elon Evans Miller Saaka States Sebirumbi Wofford Evans Miller Saaka Reddick Chattanooga Evans Miller Saaka Reddick Georgia Southern Evans Miller Saaka Reddick Davidson Evans Miller Saaka Reddick Dehm The Citadel Evans Miller Saaka Reddick Dehm Coll. of Charleston Evans Miller Saaka Reddick Dehm FURMAN TOPS UNC ASHEVILLE TO END ROAD WOES...Furman posted a victory at UNC Asheville on November 27, to snap its 20-game road losing streak and secure the school's first road win since February 28, 2008, at The Citadel. The Paladins, who had dropped 18 straight games on opponents home courts and 20 straight away from Carolina First Court at Timmons Arena, got 20 points and eight rebounds from junior Jordan Miller. SAAKA NAMED SOCON PLAYER OF THE WEEK...Junior Amu Saaka was named Southern Conference Player of the Week on Tuesday after averaging 25.5 points and eight rebounds while leading Furman to victories over Presbyterian and Dartmouth last week on Carolina First Court at Timmons Arena. The Decatur, Ga., product shot 70.4% from the field and made 6-of-8 three-point attempts for the week. Saaka scored 29 points in the victory over PC before netting 22 points against the Big Green. GETTING TO KNOW FURMAN...Furman University, founded in 1826, is located in Greenville, S.C., and has an enrollment of 2,600. Furman is an active research university, ranked fourth in the nation behind Michigan, MIT and Stanford in undergraduate research by U.S. News and World Report. Among the best known Furman grads are John Broadus Watson, founder of behavioral psychology, Charles H. Townes, Nobel Prize winner for the development of the maser and laser; Richard W. Riley, former governor of South Carolina and secretary of education in the Clinton administration, and current South Carolina governor Mark Sanford. Furman has produced numerous professional athletes including PGA golfer Brad Faxon, LPGA Hall-of-Fame golfers Betsy King and Beth Daniel, Detroit Lions fullback Jerome Felton and U.S. National Soccer Team standouts Clint Dempsey and Ricardo Clark. Furman s most famous former athlete is Frank Selvy. The three-time all-american guard led the nation in scoring twice (1953, 1954) and set an NCAA record with 100 points versus Newberry College on February 13, Selvy went on to the NBA where he played along side Jerry West and Elgin Baylor with the Los Angeles Lakers. The point guard and No. 1 pick averaged 10.8 points per game over nine seasons and helped the Lakers to two NBA Finals. Southern Conference Coaches Predicted Order of Finish (Coaches were not permitted to vote for their own teams) North Division Team (First Place Votes) Total Votes Western Carolina (10) 64 Appalachian State (2) 55 Samford 44 Chattanooga 39 Elon 22 UNC Greensboro 22 South Division Team (First Place Votes) Total Votes College of Charleston (8) 63 Wofford (3) 54 Davidson (1) 48 The Citadel 36 Furman 24 Georgia Southern 21 First place votes in parenthesis. Southern Conference Sports Media Association North Division Team (First Place Votes) Total Votes Western Carolina (16) 129 Appalachian State (5) 109 Samford 88 Chattanooga (2) 84 Elon 51 UNC Greensboro (1) 43 South Division Team (First Place Votes) Total Votes College of Charleston (21) 140 Davidson (1) 107 Wofford 87 The Citadel (2) 84 Georgia Southern 49 Furman 35

6 FURMAN SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT HISTORY Year Score Result Opponent Site Furman Top Scorer Furman Coach Opponent Top Scorer L North Carolina State Raleigh, N.C. Frank Selvy-27 Lyles Alley Bobby Speight L West Virginia Raleigh, N.C. Nield Gordon-37 Lyles Alley James Sottile W Davidson Morgantown, W.Va. Frank Selvy-36 Lyles Alley Hobbt Cobb-16 (ot) L Richmond Morgantown, W.Va. Darrell Floyd-32 Lyles Alley Ken Daniels L Washington & Lee Morgantown, W.Va. Darrell Floyd-20 Lyles Alley Lee Marshall W Virginia Tech Richmond, Va. Darrell Floyd-43 Lyles Alley Terry Penn L West Virginia Richmond, Va. Darrell Floyd-31 Lyles Alley Rod Hundley L Richmond Richmond, Va. Jimmie Herring-18 Lyles Alley Warren Mitchell L George Washington Richmond, Va. Byron Pinson-21 Lyles Alley Bill Telasky L The Citadel Richmond, Va. Pete Carlisle-26 Lyles Alley Art Musselman L William & Mary Richmond, Va. Dag Wilson-25 Lyles Alley Bev Vaughn (3ot) L William & Mary Richmond, Va. Jerry Smith-30 Lyles Alley Jeff Cohen L VMI Richmond, Va. Gerald Glur-25 Lyles Alley Norm Halberstadt W George Washington Richmond, Va. Jerry Smith-16 Lyles Alley Kenny Legins L West Virginia Richmond, Va. Jerry Smith-26 Lyles Alley Rod Thorn L VMI Charlotte, N.C. Leroy Peacock-25 Lyles Alley Bill Blair L William & Mary Charlotte, N.C. Steve Lawerence-29 Lyles Alley Tim Walter L Davidson Charlotte, N.C. Don Webster-22 Frank Selvy Wayne Huckel W VMI Charlotte, N.C. Dick Esleeck-27 Frank Selvy Mike Manis L Davidson Charlotte, N.C. Dick Esleeck-28 Frank Selvy Joe Suttor L Richmond Charlotte, N.C. Dick Esleeck-27 Frank Selvy Kenny Foster L William & Mary Charlotte, N.C. Joe Brunson-29 Frank Selvy Bob Sherwood W The Citadel Charlotte, N.C. Jerry Martin-22 Joe Williams Ben Ledbetter W Davidson Charlotte, N.C. Jerry Martin-36 Joe Williams Joe Suttor W Richmond Charlotte, N.C. Don Jackson-23 Joe Williams Stan Ryfinski W VMI Greenville, S.C. Russ Hunt-21 Joe Williams Rod Brewer W William & Mary Greenville, S.C. Roy Simpson-38 Joe Williams Jeff Trammell-29 (ot) L East Carolina Greenville, S.C. Roy Simpson-36 Joe Williams Earl Quash W Appalachian State Richmond, Va. Clyde Mayes-21 Joe Williams Erwin Hill W East Carolina Richmond, Va. Craig Lynch-16 Joe Williams Jerome Owens W Davidson Richmond, Va. Clyde Mayes-24 Joe Williams Greg Dunn W Appalachian State Richmond, Va. Fessor Leonard-16 Joe Williams Larry Dudas W William & Mary Richmond, Va. Bruce Grimm-18 Joe Williams Mike Arizin W Richmond Richmond, Va. Clyde Mayes-21 Joe Williams Aron Stewart W Appalachian State Greenville, S.C. Craig Lynch-20 Joe WIlliams Ed Kane W VMI Greenville, S.C. Clyde Mayes-26 Joe Williams Will Bynum W William & Mary Greenville, S.C. Craig Lynch, Michael Hall-20 Joe Williams Ron Satterwaite L William & Mary Williamsburg, Va. Ray Miller-22 Joe Williams Ron Satterwaite W The Citadel Greenville, S.C. Bruce Grimm-27 Joe Williams Robert Hoak L Appalachian State Roanoke, Va. Jonathan Moore-21 Joe Williams Tony Searcy W Tenn.-Chattanooga Greenville, S.C. Rodney Arnold-20 Joe Williams Edsel Brooks W Appalachian State Roanoke, Va. Rodney Arnold-23 Joe WIlliams Renaldo Lawerence W Marshall Roanoke, Va. Bruce Grimm-20 Joe Williams Charlie Novak W Tenn.-Chattanooga Greenville, S.C. Jonathan Moore-25 Eddie Holbrook Keith Parker W The Citadel Roanoke, Va. Jonathan Moore-33 Eddie Holbrook Rick Swing L Appalachian State Roanoke, Va. Al Daniel-31 Eddie Holbrook Darryl Robinson W VMI Greenville, S.C. Jonathan Moore-27 Eddie Holbrook Andy Kolesar W East Tennessee State Roanoke, Va. Jonathan Moore-23 Eddie Holbrook Winfred Reid W Marshall Roanoke, Va. Michael Hunt-22 Eddie Holbrook Greg White (ot) L Appalachian State Boone, N.C. Mel Daniel-22 Eddie Holbrook Charles Payton L Davidson Davidson, N.C. Mel Daniel-24 Eddie Holbrook Cliff Tribus W Marshall Charleston, W.Va. George Singleton-17 Jene Davis Laverne Evans L East Tennessee State Charleston, W.Va. Noel Gillard-29 Jene Davis Winfred King W Western Carolina Asheville, N.C. George Singleton-19 Jene Davis Quinton Lylte L Tenn.-Chattanooga Asheville, N.C. George Singleton-12 Jene Davis Willie White L Tenn.-Chattanooga Asheville, N.C. Noel Gilliard-14 Jene Davis Willie White W The Citadel Asheville, N.C. David Brown, Shawn Reid-20 Butch Estes Craig Burgess L Marshall Asheville, N.C. John Castile-21 Butch Estes Rodney Lewis L VMI Asheville, N.C. Joey Brooks-19 Butch Estes Damon Williams W VMI Asheville, N.C. David Brown-16 Butch Estes Damon Williams L Marshall Asheville, N.C. Bruce Evans-19 Butch Estes John Taft (ot) W Marshall Asheville, N.C. Derek Waugh-27 Butch Estes John Taft L Appalachian State Asheville, N.C. Bruce Evans-27 Butch Estes Kemp Phillips L Appalachian State Asheville, N.C. Tracy Garrick-20 Butch Estes Ed Ward L Marshall Asheville, N.C. David Stamey-27 Butch Estes Kemp Phillips W VMI Asheville, N.C. Derek Waugh-17 Butch Estes Jonathan Penn L Tenn.-Chattanooga Asheville, N.C. Brian Edwards-17 Butch Estes Daymond Woods W The Citadel Asheville, N.C. Steve Harris-23 Butch Estes Reggie Jones L Tenn.-Chattanooga Asheville, N.C. Steve Harris-17 Butch Estes Chad Copeland L Appalachian State Asheville, N.C. Steve Harris-16 Joe Cantafio Chad McClendon (ot) L VMI Greensboro, N.C. Chuck Vincent-30 Joe Cantafio Brent Conley (ot) L VMI Greensboro, N.C. Chuck Vincent-31 Joe Cantafio Darryl Faulkner L Appalachian State Greensboro, N.C. Chuck Vincent-21 Larry Davis Kareen Livingston W VMI Greensboro, N.C. Stanislav Makshantsev-16 Larry Davis Andre Quarles L College of Charleston Greensboro, N.C. Marcus Dilligard-15 Larry Davis Sedric Webber W UNC Greensboro Greenville, S.C. Anthony Thomas-19 Larry Davis Courtney Eldridge W Georgia Southern Greenville, S.C. Karim Souchu-18 Larry Davis Hamp Jones L Appalachian State Greenville, S.C. Stanislav Makshantsev-17 Larry Davis Tyson Patterson L Appalachian State Greenville, S.C. Karim Souchu-21 Larry Davis Josh Shehan W Western Carolina Charleston, S.C. Anthony Thomas-16 Larry Davis Kevin Martin W Georgia Southern North Charleston, S.C. Anthony Thomas-21 Larry Davis Julius Jenkins W College of Charleston North Charleston, S.C. Anthony Thomas-11 Larry Davis Leighton Bowie L Davidson North Charleston, S.C. Kenny Zeigler-14 Larry Davis Peter Anderer L VMI North Charleston, S.C. Kenny Zeigler-18 Larry Davis Ben Rand W Western Carolina North Charleston, S.C. Maleye Ndoye-25 Larry Davis Kevin Martin L East Tenenssee State North Charleston, S.C. Eric Webb-28 Larry Davis Tim Smith L L East Tennessee State The Citadel Chattanooga, Tenn. Robby Bostain-16 North Charleston, S.C. Robby Bostain-13 Larry Davis Larry Davis Tim Smith-37 J Mel Everhart W UNC Greensboro North Charleston, S.C. Robby Bostain-18 Jeff Jackson Kyle Hines L Davidson North Charleston, S.C. Eric Webb-16 Jeff Jackson Stephen Curry L Elon North Charleston, S.C. George Brozos- 8 Jeff Jackson Brett James L Samford Chattanooga, Tenn. Jordan Miller- 11 Jeff Jackson Bryan Friday- 17

7 APPALACHIAN STATE (4-9) W...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va W...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C L...Semifinals... Roanoke, Va W...Semifinals... Roanoke, Va L...Finals... Roanoke, Va (ot) L...Quarterfinals... Boone, N.C L...Semifinals... Asheville, N.C L...Semifinals... Asheville, N.C L...Preliminary... Asheville, N.C L...Quarterfinals... Greensboro, N.C L...Semifinals... Greenville, S.C L...Preliminary... Greenville, S.C. THE CITADEL (5-2) L...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va W...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C W...Semifinals... Roanoke, Va W...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C W...Preliminary... Asheville, N.C L...Preliminary... N. Charleston, S.C. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (1-1) L...Quarterfinals... Greensboro, N.C W...Semifinals... N. Charleston, S.C. DAVIDSON (3-5) W...Quarterfinals... Morgantown, W.Va L...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C L...Semifinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Semifinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Finals... Richmond, Va L...Quarterfinals... Davidson, N.C L...Finals... N. Charleston, S.C L...Semifinals... N. Charleston, S.C. EAST CAROLINA (1-1) L...Finals... Greenville, S.C W...Semifinals... Richmond, Va. ELON (0-1) L...First Round... North Charleston, S.C. EAST TENNESSEE STATE (1-3) W...Semifinals... Roanoke, Va L...Semifinals... Charleston, WVa L...Quarterfinals... N. Charleston, S.C L...First Round... Chattanooga, Tenn. GEORGE WASHINGTON (1-1) L...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va W...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va. GEORGIA SOUTHERN (2-0) W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C W...Quarterfinals... N. Charleston, S.C. MARSHALL (4-3) W...Finals... Roanoke, Va W...Finals... Roanoke, Va W...Quarterfinals... Charleston, W.Va L...Semifinals... Asheville, N.C L...Semifinals... Asheville, N.C (ot) W...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C L...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C. NORTH CARLOLINA-GREENSBORO (2-0) W...First Round... Greenville, S.C W...Quarterfinals... N. Charleston, S.C. NORTH CAROLINA STATE (0-1) L...Quarterfinals... Raleigh, N.C. RICHMOND (2-3) L...Semifinals... Morgantown, W.Va L...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va L...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Finals... Charlotte, N.C W...Finals... Richmond, Va. SAMFORD (0-1) L...First Round... Chattanooga, Tenn. TENN.-CHATTANOOGA (2-4) W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C L...Semifinals... Asheville, N.C L...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C L...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C L...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C. VIRGINIA TECH (1-0) W...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va. VMI (7-6) L...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va L...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C W...Semifinals... Greenville, S.C W...Quarterfinals... Greenville, S.C L...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C W...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C W...Preliminary... Asheville, N.C (ot) L...Quarterfinals... Greensboro, N.C (ot) L...Prelimiary... Greensboro, N.C W...First Round... Greensboro, N.C L...First Round... N. Charleston, S.C. WASHINGTON & LEE (0-1) L...Quarterfinals... Morgantown, W.Va. WESTERN CAROLINA (3-0) W...Quarterfinals... Asheville, N.C W...Preliminary... N. Charleston, S.C W...Preliminary... N. Charleston, S.C. WEST VIRGINIA (0-3) L...Quarterfinals... Raleigh, N.C L...Semifinals... Richmond, Va L...Semifinals... Richmond, Va. WILLIAM & MARY (3-5) L...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va (3ot) L...Quarterfinals... Richmond, Va L...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C L...Quarterfinals... Charlotte, N.C W...Semifinals... Greenville, S.C W...Semifinals... Richmond, Va W...Finals... Greenville, S.C L...Quarterfinals... Williamsburg, Va. FURMAN S SOUTHERN CONFERENCE TOUNAMENT SUMMARY (1951-Present) Tournament Appearances: 56 Tournament Record: (.457) Tournament Championships: (6) 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1980 Championship Game Appearances: (9) 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980, 2002 Times Lost in Semifinals: (12) 1954, 1956, 1963, 1968, 1977, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 2000 Times Lost in Quarterfinals: (26) 1952, 1953, 1955,1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1976, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2007

8 HEAD COACH JEFF JACKSON On April 24, 2006, Jeff Jackson was introduced as Furman University s 20th head men s basketball coach. In his first season in charge, Jackson directed Furman to a 15-win campaign, including a triumph over Vanderbilt in Nashville and a overtime win over Southern Conference North Division champion Appalachian State in Greenville. In addition, the new Paladin mentor and his highly motivated staff hit the recruiting trail hard, producing a talented seven-member freshman class one of the largest in program history. During the campaign, Jackson began the process of laying the future foundation of Furman basketball with five freshmen earning time in the starting lineup on a Paladin club that included just one senior. His second Furman squad, one of the youngest teams in the nation, showed noticeable progress, downing league power College of Charleston and fashioning a three-game home winning streak to finish the regular season. Last season, Jackson s squad that inlcuded a combined 11 players who were freshmen or sophomores, gained valuable experience and playing time against a ruggeg non-conference schedule and a tough Southern Conference slate. A native of New York, N.Y., Jackson served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Vanderbilt University for seven seasons prior to his move to Greenville. This is a signal moment in the history of Furman basketball, said Clark at the time of Jackson s hiring. In Jeff Jackson we have secured an accomplished recruiter and experienced floor coach who will be an outstanding leader of our basketball program. He is also a gentleman of the highest integrity who will be an ideal ambassador for Paladin basketball. Said Furman president Dr. David Shi, Jeff Jackson is uniquely qualified to lead our men s basketball program and represents the very best qualities we were searching for in a head basketball coach. His broad coaching experience and proven recruiting ability at schools that share the same academic and athletic values we embrace made him very attractive. He also possesses a strong commitment to studentathletes and a level of professionalism that will represent Paladin basketball and the university in a distinguished manner. Another voice familiar with Furman and its unique position in the realm of collegiate athletics, highly respected former Paladin head football coach and current Vanderbilt mentor, Bobby Johnson, offered this insight on Jackson: I had the pleasure of knowing Jeff for five years at Vanderbilt and from the start thought he was an outstanding person. He is an excellent recruiter who represented Vanderbilt with total class, and I have no doubt he will do the same for Furman. He and I had an opportunity to talk many times, and I know he wouldn t have left Vanderbilt except for a great situation, and Furman affords him that opportunity. He s a perfect fit for Paladin basketball and the Furman community, and he is well prepared to handle the university s academic challenges and competition he will face in the Southern Conference. During Jackson s tenure at Vanderbilt under head coach Kevin Stallings, the Commodores made one NCAA Tournament appearance and participated in four National Invitation Tournaments. In 2004 the Commodores posted a record and advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16 with wins over Western Michigan and N.C. State before falling to eventual national champion Connecticut. That same year he was named one of the top 25 college basketball recruiters in the country by Rivals.com after Vanderbilt s 2005 freshman class garnered national recognition by the service. Vanderbilt followed up its stellar 2004 campaign with a season in 2005 and trip to the NIT, where the Commodores advanced to the quarterfinals with victories over Indiana and Wichita State. In 2006 Vanderbilt finished season and registered its fourth NIT appearance this decade. Jackson made his head coaching debut at New Hampshire in 1997, taking over a program that had only twice registered more than 10 wins in a season since In his first season the Wildcats won seven games and the next year im- proved to His recruiting class was ranked 15th by Mike Sheridan of Eastern Basketball Magazine, marking the first time in school history a New Hampshire recruiting class had ever achieved a regional ranking. Jackson s coaching worksheet includes four seasons at Stanford, where he served as recruiting coordinator under head coach Mike Montgomery from During his stay in Palo Alto, the Cardinal won 20 games twice and made the school s first back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances. The Stanford squad was ranked as high as No. 15 in the USA Today Coaches Poll. In the NCAA Tournament, the Cardinal, a No. 9 seed, defeated Bradley in the opening round before falling to eventual Final Four participant Massachusetts. Prior to his move to Stanford, Jackson served in assistant coaching capacities at Colorado State ( ), and St. Bonaventure ( ). He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Southern California in 1985 after serving as a student assistant coach his final two years at Cornell. Jackson graduated from Cornell in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial and labor relations. He and his wife, Carolyn, also a graduate of Cornell, have three children: Xavier, a junior at MIT, Jenai, and Taylor.

9 THE JEFF JACKSON FILE PERSONAL Full Name: Jeffrey Gerard Jackson Born: May 1, 1961 in New York, N.Y. Wife: Carolyn Michelle Jackson Married: December 12, 1983 Children: Xavier, Jenai, Taylor EDUCATION High School: St. Francis (N.Y.) Preparatory School `79 College: Cornell, B.S. Industrial & Labor Relations 84 PLAYING CAREER St. Francis (N.Y.) Preparatory School Football (two letters) The Jackson Family (l-r) -- Jeff, Jenai, Taylor, Xavier, and Carolyn. COACHING CAREER Year... School... Responsibility Cornell... Assistant Coach/Asst. JV Coach Cornell... Assistant Coach/Head JV Coach Southern California... Graduate Asssistant St. Bonaventure... Assistant Coach St. Bonaventure... Assistant Coach St. Bonaventure... Assistant Coach Colorado State... Assistant Coach Colorado State... Assistant Coach Colorado State... Assistant Coach Stanford... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Stanford... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Stanford... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Stanford... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator New Hampshire... Head Coach New Hampshire... Head Coach New Hampshire... Head Coach Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Vanderbilt... Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Furman... Head Coach Furman... Head Coach Furman... Head Coach COLLEGIATE HEAD COACHING RECORD Furman 41-79, 4th Year Overall , 7th Year

10 PLAYER PROFILES GARRETT COPELAND 6-2, SO., GUARD FORT MILL, S.C. FORT MILL, H.S. 0 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian DNP 11/21 Dartmouth DNP Asheville DNP St. DNP 12/5 Western Carolina DNP DNP 12/18 S.C. State Carolina DNP 12/28 vs. UCSB DNP 12/29 vs. Utah Valley DNP 1/2 Erskine DNP DNP Greensboro DNP 1/13 Davidson /16 Georgia Southern Citadel DNP 1/25 Samford DNP DNP 2/4 UNC Greensboro DNP 2/6 Elon DNP 2/10 Wofford DNP DNP Southern DNP 2/25 The Citadel DNP 2/27 Charleston DNP 3/5 vs. UNC Greensboro COPELAND S CAREER HIGHS Points:... Field Goals Made:... Field Goals Attempted:... 1 vs. Dartmouth ( )... 1 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:... 1 vs. Dartmouth ( )... 1 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Free Throws Made:... Free Throws Attempted:... :... 3 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Assists:... Blocks:... Steals:...1 vs. Lees-McRae ( ) Minutes:...3 vs. Lees-McRae ( )... 3 vs. Dartmouth ( )... 3 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

11 PLAYER PROFILES JUSTIN DEHM 6-1, JR., GUARD PEORIA, ILL. RICHWOODS H.S. 1 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae * /17 Presbyterian * /21 Dartmouth * * Asheville * Sr. * /5 Western Carolina * * /18 S.C. State * Carolina /28 vs. UCSB * /29 vs. Utah Valley * /2 Erskine * * Greensboro * /13 Davidson * /16 Georgia Southern * Citadel * /25 Samford /4 UNC Greensboro /6 Elon /10 Wofford Southern * * /25 The Citadel * /27 Charleston * /5 vs. UNC Greensboro DEHM S CAREER HIGHS Points: vs. Howard ( ) Field Goals Made:...8 vs. Howard ( )... 8 at Davidson ( ) Field Goals Attempted:...16 vs. Chattanooga (2-7-09) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 6 at Davidson ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:...11 vs. Chattanooga (2-7-09) Free Throws Made:...9 vs. Cal State Fullerton ( )...9 at UNC Asheville ( ) Free Throws Attempted: 10 vs. Cal State Fullerton ( ) at UNC Asheville ( ) :...8 at The Citadel ( ) Assists:... 6 vs. Georgia Southern ( )... 6 at Charleston ( ) Blocks:...1 vs. Wofford ( )...1 vs. UNC Greensboro (2-4-10) Steals:... 5 vs. S.C. State ( ) Minutes: vs. North Florida ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

12 PLAYER PROFILES NEIL DUVAL 6-8, SO., FORWARD SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS CARROLL H.S. 2 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian DNP 11/21 Dartmouth Asheville St. DNP 12/5 Western Carolina DNP /18 S.C. State Carolina /28 vs. UCSB * /29 vs. Utah Valley * /2 Erskine * Greensboro /13 Davidson /16 Georgia Southern Citadel /25 Samford /4 UNC Greensboro /6 Elon DNP 2/10 Wofford Southern /25 The Citadel /27 Charleston /5 vs. UNC Greensboro DUVAL S CAREER HIGHS Points:...14 vs. Charleston ( ) Field Goals Made:... 5 vs. Charleston ( ) Field Goals Attempted:... 9 at Charleston ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 1 vs. three opponents 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:...1 vs. five opponents Free Throws Made:...5 vs. UCSB ( ) Free Throws Attempted:...6 vs. UCSB ( )s :... 5 vs. Charleston ( )...5 vs. UCSB ( ) Assists:... 2 at Charleston ( ) Blocks:... 3 vs. Utah Valley ( ) Steals:...2 vs. Lees-McRae ( ) Minutes:...24 at Charleston ( ) vs. UCSB ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

13 PLAYER PROFILES ZACH GREENE 6-2, SO., GUARD BOONE, N.C. WATAUGA H.S. 3 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian DNP 11/21 Dartmouth DNP Asheville DNP St. DNP 12/5 Western Carolina DNP DNP 12/18 S.C. State DNP Carolina DNP 12/28 vs. UCSB DNP 12/29 vs. Utah Valley DNP 1/2 Erskine DNP DNP Greensboro DNP 1/13 Davidson DNP 1/16 Georgia Southern DNP Citadel DNP 1/25 Samford DNP DNP 2/4 UNC Greensboro DNP 2/6 Elon DNP 2/10 Wofford DNP DNP Southern DNP DNP 2/25 The Citadel DNP 2/27 Charlestom DNP 3/5 vs. UNC Greensboro GREENE S CAREER HIGHS Points:... Field Goals Made:... Field Goals Attempted:...2 vs. Lees-McRae ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:...1 vs. four opponents Free Throws Made:... Free Throws Attempted:... :... 1 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Assists:... Blocks:... Steals:... Minutes:...3 vs. Lees-McRae ( )... 3 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

14 PLAYER PROFILES 4 NOAH STATES 6-8, JR., FORWARD TROUTVILLE, VA. HARGRAVE MILITARY ACADEMY Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian /21 Dartmouth Asheville St /5 Western Carolina /18 S.C. State Carolina /28 vs. UCSB /29 vs. Utah Valley /2 Erskine Greensboro /13 Davidson /16 Georgia Southern DNP Citadel /25 Samford /4 UNC Greensboro /6 Elon * /10 Wofford Southern /25 The Citadel /27 Charleston /5 vs. UNC Greensboro STATES CAREER HIGHS Points: at UNCG ( ) at Appalachian State ( ) at Chattanooga ( ) Field Goals Made:...7 at UNCG ( ) Field Goals Attempted: at UNCG ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:...4 at Chattanooga ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:...5 at UNCG ( )...5 at Chattanooga ( ) Free Throws Made:...5 vs. Berry ( ) Free Throws Attempted:...8 vs. Berry ( ) :...10 vs. Davidson ( ) at Georgia Southern ( ) Assists:... 4 vs. three opponents Blocks:... 3 at Mercer ( )...3 vs. Northern Arizona ( ) Steals:...3 vs. Samford (3-6-09) Minutes:...34 vs. Davidson ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

15 PLAYER PROFILES 5 DARRYL EVANS 6-1, SR., GUARD SPARTANBURG, S.C. SPARTANBURG DAY SCHOOL Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian /21 Dartmouth Asheville St /5 Western Carolina /18 S.C. State Carolina * /28 vs. UCSB /29 vs. Utah Valley /2 Erskine Greensboro /13 Davidson /16 Georgia Southern * * Citadel * /25 Samford * * /4 UNC Greensboro * /6 Elon * /10 Wofford * * Southern * * /25 The Citadel * /27 Charleston * /5 vs. UNC Greensboro EVANS CAREER HIGHS Points:...19 vs. S.C. State ( ) Field Goals Made:...7 vs. Samford ( ) Field Goals Attempted: 10 at Charleston Southern ( ) vs. Appalachian St. ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:...4 vs. Samford ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 5 at Georgia Southern ( )... 5 at Charleston Southern ( ) Free Throws Made:...10 vs. S.C. State ( ) Free Throws Attempted:...14 vs. S.C. State ( ) :...6 vs. Wofford ( ) Assists:...11 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Blocks:... 2 vs. UNC Greensboro (2-4-10)) Steals:...3 vs. The Citadel ( ) Minutes:...36 at Charleston ( ) at Chattanooga ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / / TOTAL /

16 PLAYER PROFILES JORDAN MILLER 6-2, JR., GUARD MEMPHIS, TENN. WHITE STATION H.S. 11 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae * /17 Presbyterian * /21 Dartmouth * * Asheville * St. * /5 Western Carolina * * /18 S.C. State * Carolina * /28 vs. UCSB * /29 vs. Utah Valley * /2 Erskine * * Greensboro * /13 Davidson * /16 Georgia Southern * DNP Citadel DNP 1/25 Samford * * /4 UNC Greensboro * /6 Elon * /10 Wofford * * Southern * * /25 The Citadel * /27 Charleston * /5 vs. UNC Greensboro MILLER S CAREER HIGHS Points: at Chattanooga ( ) Field Goals Made:...11 at Appalachian St. ( ) Field Goals Attempted:...19 vs. Charleston ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:...6 vs. UCSB ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: vs. Erskine (1-2-10) Free Throws Made:...11 vs. Utah Valley ( ) Free Throws Attempted:...12 vs. Utah Valley ( ) :...9 vs. Wofford ( ) Assists:... 6 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Blocks:...2 vs. UNC Greensboro (2-4-10)...2 vs. Elon (2-6-10) Steals:...4 vs. Cal State Fullerton ( )...4 at South Carolina ( )... 4 at Charleston ( ) Minutes:...41 vs. S.C. State ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / / TOTAL /

17 PLAYER PROFILES CHARLIE REDDICK 6-5, FR., GUARD POWDER SPRINGS, GA. MCEACHERN H.S. 12 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae DNP 11/17 Presbyterian DNP 11/21 Dartmouth DNP DNP Asheville DNP St. DNP 12/5 Western Carolina DNP DNP 12/18 S.C. State DNP Carolina DNP 12/28 vs. UCSB DNP 12/29 vs. Utah Valley DNP 1/2 Erskine DNP DNP Greensboro DNP 1/13 Davidson DNP 1/16 Georgia Southern DNP DNP Citadel DNP 1/25 Samford DNP DNP 2/4 UNC Greensboro DNP 2/6 Elon DNP 2/10 Wofford DNP DNP Southern DNP DNP 2/25 The Citadel DNP 2/27 Charleston DNP 3/5 vs. UNC Greensboro REDDICK S CAREER HIGHS Points:... Field Goals Made:... Field Goals Attempted:... 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:... Free Throws Made:... Free Throws Attempted:... :... Assists:... Blocks:... Steals:... Minutes:...

18 PLAYER PROFILES BOBBY AUSTIN 6-3, SO., GUARD CINCINNATI, OHIO LASALLE H.S. 22 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae DNP 11/17 Presbyterian DNP 11/21 Dartmouth DNP DNP Asheville DNP St. DNP 12/5 Western Carolina DNP DNP 12/18 S.C. State DNP Carolina DNP 12/28 vs. UCSB DNP 12/29 vs. Utah Valley DNP 1/2 Erskine DNP DNP Greensboro DNP 1/13 Davidson DNP 1/16 Georgia Southern DNP DNP Citadel DNP 1/25 Samford DNP DNP 2/4 UNC Greensboro DNP 2/6 Elon DNP 2/10 Wofford DNP DNP Southern DNP DNP 2/25 The Citadel DNP 2/27 Charleston DNP 3/5 vs. UNC Greensboro AUSTIN S CAREER HIGHS Points: vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Field Goals Made:...5 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Field Goals Attempted: vs. Georgia Southern ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:...3 vs. Western Carolina (1-3-08) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:. 6 vs. Western Carolina (1-3-08) Free Throws Made:...4 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Free Throws Attempted:...5 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) :...9 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Assists:... 3 vs. three opponents Blocks:...3 vs. Bowling Green ( ) Steals:...4 vs. Western Carolina (1-3-08) Minutes: vs. Bowling Green ( ) at UNCG ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

19 PLAYER PROFILES BRANDON SEBIRUMBI 6-9, SO., FORWARD KELLER, TEXAS KELLER CENTRAL H.S. 24 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae * /17 Presbyterian * /21 Dartmouth * * Asheville * St. * /5 Western Carolina * * /18 S.C. State * Carolina * /28 vs. UCSB * /29 vs. Utah Valley * /2 Erskine * * Greensboro * /13 Davidson * /16 Georgia Southern Citadel /25 Samford /4 UNC Greensboro /6 Elon * /10 Wofford Southern /25 The Citadel /27 Charleston /5 vs. UNC Greensboro SEBIRUMBI S CAREER HIGHS Points:...12 at Notre Dame ( ) vs. The Citadel ( ) Field Goals Made:... 5 vs. three opponents Field Goals Attempted:...13 at Notre Dame ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:... 1 vs. S.C. State ( ) Free Throws Made:... 6 at Appalachian State (1/31/09) Free Throws Attempted:... 9 at Appalachian State (1/31/09) :...10 at Notre Dame ( )...10 vs. Samford (2-5-09) Assists:... 3 at Charleston Southern ( )... 3 at Davidson ( ) Blocks:... 2 vs. three opponents Steals:... 2 vs. three opponents Minutes:...34 vs. Samford (2-5-09) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

20 PLAYER PROFILES AMU SAAKA 6-6, JR., FORWARD DECATUR, GA. COLUMBIA H.S. 31 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae * /17 Presbyterian * /21 Dartmouth * * Asheville * St. * /5 Western Carolina * * /18 S.C. State * Carolina * /28 vs. UCSB * /29 vs. Utah Valley * /2 Erskine * * Greensboro * /13 Davidson * /16 Georgia Southern * * Citadel * /25 Samford * * /4 UNC Greensboro * /6 Elon * /10 Wofford * * Southern * * /25 The Citadel * /27 Charleston * /5 vs. UNC Greensboro SAAKA S CAREER HIGHS Points:...34 vs. Davidson ( ) Field Goals Made:...12 vs. Davidson ( ) Field Goals Attempted: at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 4 vs. Presbyterian ( )... 4 vs. Davidson ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 7 at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) Free Throws Made: at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) Free Throws Attempted: at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) : vs. five opponents Assists:... 4 vs. Utah Valley ( )...4 vs. Erskine (1-2-10) Blocks:... 2 vs. three opponents Steals:... 2 vs. three opponents Minutes:...39 at Charleston ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

21 PLAYER PROFILES BRYSON BARNES 6-6, SO., FORWARD ATLANTA, GA. WESTLAKE H.S. 32 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae * /17 Presbyterian * /21 Dartmouth Asheville St /5 Western Carolina /18 S.C. State Carolina /28 vs. UCSB /29 vs. Utah Valley /2 Erskine Greensboro /13 Davidson /16 Georgia Southern * * Citadel * /25 Samford * * /4 UNC Greensboro * /6 Elon /10 Wofford * * Southern DNP /25 The Citadel /27 Charleston /5 vs. UNC Greensboro BARNES CAREER HIGHS Points: vs. Wofford ( ) Field Goals Made:... 8 vs. Davidson ( ) Field Goals Attempted:...16 at Charleston ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:...3 at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) 3-Point Field Goals Attempted: 6 at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) Free Throws Made:...6 vs. four opponents Free Throws Attempted: vs. Western Carolina (1-3-08) :...13 vs. Charleston ( ) Assists:...4 vs. Lees-McRae ( ) Blocks:... 4 at Appalachian State (1/31/09) Steals:...3 at Wofford (3-2-09) Minutes:...33 at Appalachian State (1/31/09) at Wofford (3-2-09) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

22 PLAYER PROFILES COLIN REDDICK 6-9, FR., FORWARD POWDER SPRINGS, GA. MCEACHERN H.S. 43 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae DNP 11/17 Presbyterian /21 Dartmouth * * Asheville * St. * /5 Western Carolina * * /18 S.C. State * Carolina /28 vs. UCSB /29 vs. Utah Valley /2 Erskine * Greensboro * /13 Davidson * /16 Georgia Southern Citadel /25 Samford /4 UNC Greensboro /6 Elon /10 Wofford * * Southern * * /25 The Citadel * /27 Charleston * /5 vs. UNC Greensboro REDDICK S CAREER HIGHS Points:...14 at Appalachian St. ( ) Field Goals Made:...6 at The Citadel ( ) Field Goals Attempted:...12 at Charleston ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:... Free Throws Made:... 6 at Appalachian St. ( )...6 vs. Wofford ( ) Free Throws Attempted:... 8 at Appalachian St. ( )... 8 at Clemson ( ) :...12 at Clemson ( ) at Elon (1-7-10) Assists:... 3 vs. S.C. State ( ) Blocks:... 4 at Appalachian St. ( )...4 at UNC Greensboro (1-9-10) Steals:... 3 vs. Charleston ( ) Minutes:...30 vs. S.C. State ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / TOTAL /

23 PLAYER PROFILES 45 CHRIS PICARDI 6-1, SO., GUARD BELMONT, MASS. LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian DNP 11/21 Dartmouth DNP Asheville DNP St. DNP 12/5 Western Carolina DNP DNP 12/18 S.C. State DNP Carolina DNP 12/28 vs. UCSB DNP 12/29 vs. Utah Valley DNP 1/2 Erskine DNP DNP Greensboro DNP 1/13 Davidson DNP 1/16 Georgia Southern DNP Citadel DNP 1/25 Samford DNP DNP 2/4 UNC Greensboro DNP 2/6 Elon DNP 2/10 Wofford DNP DNP Southern DNP DNP 2/25 The Citadel DNP 2/27 Charleston DNP 3/5 vs. UNC Greensboro PICARDI S CAREER HIGHS Points:... 2 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Field Goals Made:... 1 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Field Goals Attempted:... 2 vs. Dartmouth ( )... 2 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:...1 vs. Ga. Southern ( ) Free Throws Made:... Free Throws Attempted:... :... 1 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Assists:...1 vs. Lees-McRae ( ) Blocks:...1 vs. Emory ( ) Steals:... Minutes:...3 vs. Lees-McRae ( )... 3 vs. Dartmouth ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /

24 PLAYER PROFILES CHRIS TOLER 6-9, SO., FORWARD INDIANAPOLIS, IND. NORTH CENTRAL H.S. 50 Date Opponent GS FG 3PT FT PTS REB AST B S 11/13 Lees-McRae /17 Presbyterian /21 Dartmouth Asheville St /5 Western Carolina /18 S.C. State Carolina * /28 vs. UCSB /29 vs. Utah Valley /2 Erskine Greensboro /13 Davidson /16 Georgia Southern * * Citadel * /25 Samford * * /4 UNC Greensboro * /6 Elon /10 Wofford Southern DNP /25 The Citadel /27 Charleston /5 vs. UNC Greensboro TOLER S CAREER HIGHS Points:... 8 at Charleston ( )...8 vs. Wofford ( ) Field Goals Made:... 4 at Charleston ( ) Field Goals Attempted:... 8 at Charleston ( ) 3-Point Field Goals Made:... 3-Point Field Goals Attempted:... Free Throws Made:...3 vs. Samford ( ) Free Throws Attempted:...4 vs. Samford ( ) :... 9 vs. Georgia Southern ( ) Assists:... 1 vs. seven opponents Blocks:...4 vs. Wofford ( ) Steals:...2 at UNC Asheville ( ) Minutes: vs. Wofford ( ) Total 3-Point F-Throws Scoring Season gp-gs min/avg fg-fga pct fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf fo ast to blk stl pts avg / / TOTAL /