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1 Penn Basketball PASSION GRATITUDE UNITY COMPETITIVENESS HUMILITY SID: Mike Mahoney OFFICE: CELL: Schedule/Results 11/11 at Fairfield L 11/13 LA SALLE # (2ot) L 11/15 NAVY W 11/18 PSU-BRANDYWINE W 11/20 N. Illinois (GCS) W 11/21 Towson (GCS) L 11/22 UMKC (GCS) W 11/25 at Monmouth... (4ot) W 11/29 at #4/4 Villanova # L 12/4 at Howard W 12/6 at Lafayette W 12/9 at Dayton p.m. 12/27 DELAWARE STATE p.m. 12/29 TOLEDO p.m. 1/5 PRINCETON* p.m. 1/12 CORNELL* (DH) p.m. 1/13 COLUMBIA* (DH) p.m. 1/20 TEMPLE # p.m. 1/27 SAINT JOSEPH S # p.m. 2/2 BROWN* p.m. 2/3 YALE* p.m. 2/6 at Princeton* p.m. 2/9 at Dartmouth* p.m. 2/10 at Harvard* p.m. 2/16 at Columbia* (DH) p.m. 2/17 at Cornell* (DH) :30 p.m. 2/23 DARTMOUTH* p.m. 2/24 HARVARD* p.m. 3/2 at Yale* p.m. 3/3 at Brown* p.m. # - Philadelphia Big 5 game * - Ivy League game (GCS) - Gulf Coast Showcase (Estero, Fla.) (DH) - Doubleheader with Penn women It s Penn, Please The first time you mention us on-air or in your columns, please use our full name the University of Pennsylvania. After that, we ask that you refer to us simply as Penn. We would ask that you refrain from calling us Pennsylvania or UPenn at any time. Thanks for your cooperation! WEB: PennAthletics.com (#Whānau) SNAPCHAT: penn_bball 2 4 GAME 12 Penn Quakers (7-4) at Dayton Flyers (4-4) Dec. 9, p.m. UD Arena (Dayton, Ohio) Radio: WFIL 560 AM - Matt Leon (PBP), Stan Pawlak (analyst) TV: NBC Sports Network - Rick Allen (PBP), David Kaplan (analyst) THE SERIES This marks just the second meeting between the Quakers and the Flyers. The first game in this series took place outside of the country. On November 28, 1997, Dayton defeated Penn in the first round of the San Juan (Puerto Rico) Shootout. This is Penn s first game in the state of Ohio since November 29, 1993, when the Quakers lost at Ohio State, Overall, Penn has played just five games in the Buckeye State: three at OSU, one at Cincinnati (in the season), and one at Akron (way back in ). PENN vs. THE ATLANTIC 10 The Quakers are against current A-10 programs. That includes a double-ot loss to La Salle on November 13. On January 27, Penn will host Saint Joseph s in a Big 5 game at The Palestra. Davidson UMass Dayton URI Duquesne Richmond Fordham Bonaventure Mason Saint Joseph s GW Saint Louis La Salle PENN BY THE NUMBERS 5 Five different players have led Penn in scoring in a game this season: senior Caleb Wood; junior Max Rothschild; sophomores Ryan Betley and AJ Brodeur; and freshman Jarrod Simmons. Probable Starters Overtime periods played this season by Penn, including four two weeks ago at Monmouth. It was just the second 4OT game in program history, the first coming on March 13, 1920 (Penn 26, Princeton 23). 8 Today marks the last of eight straight games Penn has played away from its home court, The Palestra, The Quakers have not played at home since November 18, and their next home game is not until December 27 when Delaware State comes to town. 14 Players on this year s roster with at least one double-figure scoring game at Penn. That includes seven players who have had at least one 20-point game, and six with at least one double-double. This season alone, 10 different players have reached double digits! 59 Following today s game, Penn s next road contest won t take place until February 6 59 days from now. It is the longest stretch between road games for any team at the NCAA Division 1 level this season. In the interim, the Quakers will play nine home games in a row with five of those coming in Ivy League play. 90 Penn has scored at least 90 points three times already this season; the last time the Quakers had three such games in an entire season was The last time the Red and Blue had four such games? Try , when they had 10! 0 ANTONIO WOODS Jr. / G / 6-1 / 195 Cincinnati, Ohio DARNELL FOREMAN Sr. / G / 6-1 / 170 Camden, N.J. RYAN BETLEY So. / G / 6-5 / 185 Downingtown, Pa. AJ BRODEUR So. / F / 6-8 / 220 Northborough, Mass. MAX ROTHSCHILD Jr. / C / 6-8 / 225 Chicago, Ill.

2 QUAKER NOTEMEAL FOR Penn Men s Basketball Roster (*probable starter) # Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. PPG RPG MPG High School (Last)/Hometown 2 Antonio Woods* Jr. G Summit CD/Cincinnati, Ohio 4 Darnell Foreman* Sr. G Pitman/Camden, N.J. 21 Ryan Betley* So. G Downingtown West/Downingtown, Pa. 25 AJ Brodeur* So. F NMH/Northborough, Mass. 0 Max Rothschild* Jr. C New Hampton/Chicago, Ill. 10 Caleb Wood Sr. G Galena (Lassen CC)/Reno, Nev. 5 Jackson Donahue Jr. G NMH/Pawcatuck, Conn. 13 Eddie Scott Fr. G Gonzaga College HS/Bowie, Md. 12 Devon Goodman So. G Germantown Academy/Laverock, Pa. 20 Matt MacDonald Sr. G Canisius HS (FDU)/Eggertsville, N.Y. 24 Jarrod Simmons Fr. F Moon Area/Crescent, Pa. 14 Sam Jones Sr. F Gilbert Christian/Gilbert, Ariz. 40 Dan Dwyer Sr. F Fenwick/River Forest, Ill. 3 Jake Silpe Jr. G Cherry Hill East/Cherry Hill, N.J. 22 Kuba Mijakowski So. F Mountain Mission School/Warsaw, Poland 15 Zack Kaminsky So. F Pace Academy/Atlanta, Ga. 44 Collin McManus Jr. C NMH/Bedford, N.H. 1 Ray Jerome So. G Cheshire Academy/Latham, N.Y. 35 Mark Jackson Fr. C East/Salt Lake City, Utah 11 Tyler Hamilton (injured).. Jr. G Cheshire Academy/Atlanta, Ga. 23 Jelani Williams (injured).. Fr. G Sidwell Friends/Washington, D.C. John R. Rockwell Head Coach: Steve Donahue (Ursinus 84), 3rd season Pronunciations Assistant Coach: Nat Graham (Penn 97), 4th season (3) Jake Silpe SILL-PEA Assistant Coach: Ira Bowman (Penn 96), 6th season (12) Devon Goodman DEV-un Assistant Coach: Joe Mihalich (Nazareth 09), 3rd season (23) Jelani Williams... jeh-lahn-ee Director of Basketball Operations: Brad Fadem (Boston College 13), 3rd season (24) Jarrod Simmons....JARR-uhd Captains: Darnell Foreman, Matt MacDonald, Max Rothschild (25) AJ Brodeur BROH-der Notemeal from Lafayette Penn hit 10 three-pointers, the fifth time in the last eight games the Quakers have hit double digits in that category and the second-straight contest. Sophomore AJ Brodeur scored Penn s first 10 points in the game and finished with 15. Sophomore Ryan Betley ended up as Penn s leading scorer for the sixth game this season, with 16 points. It was his team-high ninth double-figure scoring game of the season. Two days after a 26-point game at Howard, senior Caleb Wood came off the bench with 10 points, his fourth double-figure scoring game this season. Senior Sam Jones scored nine points, a season high, on three three-pointers. He also had three rebounds. Notemeal from Howard Penn had two unanswered doublefigure scoring runs, a 10-0 run to end the half (eventually a 12-0 run as the Player Honors Ryan Betley (#21) Ivy League Player of the Week (11/27) second half started) and a 16-0 run in the second period that turned a game into a 20-point Penn advantage. Penn had 50 rebounds, the third time reaching that number this season. The Quakers +14 rebound margin was a season high. Penn had 20 assists on its 27 baskets; the Quakers 74.1 percentage was its second best this season, behind only the PSU-Brandywine game (27 assists on 34 baskets, 79.4 percent). The catalyst to the win was Wood, who knocked down six three-pointers and finished with a career-high 26 points (13 in each half). Betley picked up his second doubledouble of the season and third career with 11 points and a game-high 12 rebounds. Brodeur nearly got a double-double as well, with nine points to complement his season-best 10-rebound night. Freshman Jarrod Simmons also had nine points and added a season-high eight boards. 2 Notemeal from Villanova Penn took exactly as many shots from the field as Villanova and outrebounded the Wildcats, Nova had just one offensive rebound in the game, and the 32 boards tied as an opponent low for this season. Penn finished with season lows in points (62), field goals made (24), and rebounds (33). Brodeur led Penn in scoring, scoring 15 points and going 6-of-8 from the field. He became the fifth different player to lead the Quakers in scoring in a game already this season. Betley had his team-leading seventh double-figure scoring game, notching 11 points including a trio of treys. He also led all players in the game with eight rebounds, while Brodeur had seven. Despite foul trouble, junior Antonio Woods matched a season high with four assists in the game.

3 Penn Men's Basketball Penn Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 06, 2017) All games Overall record: 7-4 Conf: 0-0 Home: 2-1 Away: 3-2 Neutral: 2-1 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 21 Betley, Ryan Brodeur, AJ Foreman, Darnell Wood, Caleb Rothschild, Max Woods, Antonio Donahue, Jackson Scott, Eddie Simmons, Jarrod Goodman, Devon Jones, Sam Silpe, Jake MacDonald, Matt Mijakowski, Jakub Dwyer, Dan Kaminsky, Zack McManus, Collin Jerome, Ray Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS PENN OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/17 at Fairfield L /13/17 LA SALLE Lo /15/17 NAVY W /18/17 PSU BRANDYWINE W /20/17 vs Northern Illinois W /21/17 vs Towson L /22/17 vs UMKC W /25/17 at Monmouth Wo /29/17 at Villanova L /04/17 at Howard University W /06/17 at Lafayette W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 OT4 Totals Penn Opponents

4 QUAKER NOTEMEAL FOR Notemeal from Monmouth This was just the second 4OT game in program history. The first took place on March 13, 1920 and Penn also won that one, over Princeton. Seventeen days later, the Quakers defeated the University of Chicago to be crowned national champion. (In other words, we are ready to pack our bags for San Antonio!) It marked the first season in program history (dating back to 1897) that Penn played two multi-overtime games; the Quakers lost to La Salle in two overtimes on November 13. It was Penn s first overtime win since February 18, 2012; the Quakers had lost seven OT games since then. Penn scored 101 points, its first tripledigit game since a win over Lafayette on January 16, Penn had 56 rebounds in the game, a high in the Donahue coaching era. A total of 79 fouls were called in the game, and the teams combined to take 101 foul shots. Penn was just 30-of-50 at the stripe, but Monmouth was even worse (24 of 51). In the OT periods, the Quakers were 12 of 18, while the Hawks were just 8 of 19 (including misses on all six of their free throws in the final minute of the fourth OT). Betley played 55 minutes and finished with 26 points, two shy of his career high. He knocked down a pair of treys in the third overtime and had seven points in that period, and finished with six three-pointers in the game which tied his career best. Woods took over point guard duties through much of the overtime periods and finished the night with 23 points which is a career high. He also had five rebounds, tying a career best. Freshman Eddie Scott ended up playing 36 minutes and finished with his first collegiate double-double (21 points, 13 rebounds). The 13 boards are the high by a Penn player this season, and he also was a perfect 8-for-8 from the field. Penn won despite playing the final 27 minutes without Brodeur and the final 22 minutes without Darnell Foreman, as both fouled out in regulation. They entered the game as the Quakers second and third-leading scorers. Notemeal from UMKC Junior Max Rothschild had another big game, leading the way with 16 points and also grabbing seven rebounds. Foreman finished with 11 points, once again tied his career high with eight rebounds he did that in every game at the GCS and dished off five assists against just one turnover. Junior Jackson Donahue was a massive part of this game, scoring all of his season-high 11 points in the game s final 13 minutes including treys on back-to-back possessions to turn a lead into a advantage. Brodeur had 11 points and set a season high with eight rebounds; he was the only Penn player to score in double figures in all three games at the GCS, and earned all-tournament. Notemeal from Towson The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for Penn. After hitting 28 three-point shots in the previous two games 15 vs. PSU-Brandywine, 13 against Northern Illinois Penn made just six such shots and shot 33.3 percent beyond the arc. Betley had a season-high 25 points, three shy of his career high. It is his second game with 20 or more points this season. He also hit four threepointers, a season best. Foreman finished with 16 points, one shy of his season best. Wood had four assists, a career high, while Rothschild also had four. Notemeal from N. Illinois Penn went over the 90-point mark for the second-straight game; the last time the Quakers had consecutive 90-point outings was the season, when they scored 99 points at USC and followed up with 98 against Monmouth. Penn shot a staggering 13-of-24 from three-point land, a.542 percentage that is a high in the Donahue era. Overall, Penn shot 35-of-62, a.565 percentage which is second-best in the Donahue era behind only a.576 performance last year at Brown Quick Facts Name: University of Pennsylvania (Penn) Location (Zip): Philadelphia, Pa. (19104) Founded: 1740 Enrollment: 10,468 Nickname: Quakers School Colors: Red and Blue Arena/Capacity: The Palestra/8,722 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Ivy League President: Dr. Amy Gutmann Athletic Director: M. Grace Calhoun Athletic Dept. Phone: Ticket Office Phone: TEAM INFORMATION Captains: Darnell Foreman, Matt MacDonald, Max Rothschild Overall Record: home/7-8 away/0-0 neutral Ivy League/Finish: 6-8/4th Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/1 Ivy League Honorees Returning: 1 AJ Brodeur, second-team All-Ivy BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach: Steve Donahue (Ursinus 84) Record at Penn: Career Record: at Cornell (10 seasons) at Boston College (4 seasons) Ivy League Record at Penn: Career Ivy League Record: at Cornell Assistant Coaches: Nat Graham (Penn 97) - 4th season Ira Bowman (Penn 96) - 6th season Joe Mihalich (Nazareth 09) - 3rd season Director of Operations: Brad Fadem Athletic Trainer: Phil Samko Strength & Conditioning: Stephen Brindle Basketball Office Phone: HISTORY First Year of Basketball: Overall All-Time Record: Ivy League Championships: 25 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 23 NIT Appearances: 1 Last Postseason Appearance: 2012 CBI (defeated Quinnipiac; lost to Butler) 4

5 QUAKER NOTEMEAL FOR NCAA s Winningest Division I Programs (start of season) 1. Kentucky , Kansas , North Carolina , Duke , Temple , Syracuse , UCLA , Notre Dame , St. John s , Louisville , Indiana , BYU , Utah , Arizona , Illinois , Cincinnati , Texas , Western Kentucky , Penn , Purdue ,747 Rothschild set career highs in points (22), rebounds (12) and assists (5). He went 8-of-10 from the field. Brodeur broke out with 25 points, a season high, and added five rebounds and four assists. Brodeur was 10-of-16 from the field and knocked down three three-point shots. Wood knocked down four treys his fourth game this season with at least three and ended the night with 16 for his second double-figure scoring game of the season. Woods also knocked down four three-points shots a career high and finished Monday night with a seasonhigh 14 points. Foreman dished off seven assists, while Betley set a career best with five (without a turnover); as a team, the Quakers had 24 assists on 35 baskets. Notemeal from Brandywine The 59-point margin of victory was the largest in program history, surpassing a 51-point win over Cornell on 2/1/74. This was Penn s third time scoring at least 90 points in a game in the Steve Donahue coaching era. The other came on February 13, 2016 (92 at Cornell) and February 17, 2017 (96 at Brown). Penn s 56 first-half points were a high in the Donahue era and matched the most points by the Quakers in a half since they had 56 in the second half on February 13, 2016 at Cornell. For the second time this season, Penn took 39 three-point shots which is a program record for a game. The Quakers made 15, which was one shy of the team record and a high in the Donahue era. Penn had 27 assists on its 34 baskets; the 27 assists are a high in the Donahue era, and the 34 buckets tie a Donahueera high set originally against Brown last February 17. No player on the Penn roster played more than 15 minutes, and 15 of the 18 players who got into the game scored. For the third time in four games to start the season, Penn had a single-digit turnover total (8). Simmons not only scored his first collegiate points, he had 14 by halftime and finished the day with 16. He became the 13th different player on the Penn roster to reach double figures in the scoring column in a game in their Quakers career. Sophomore Kuba Mijakowski scored his first career points on a three-pointer in the second half and ended the game with eight points and six rebounds. Sophomore Zack Kaminsky also scored his first collegiate point, on a free throw. Notemeal from Navy The win was Penn s largest over Navy since a win in Annapolis on December 7, Navy had just four assists, an opponent low in the Donahue era, and Penn blocked seven shots which was one shy of the program high in the Donahue era. Wood scored 13 points, tying for game-high honors. It was his personal high since scoring 15 last November at Navy. 16 of the 19 players who dressed for the Red and Blue hit the court, with 11 of them tallying at least two points. Freshman Eddie Scott scored his first collegiate points and added three rebounds and a steal in 11 minutes. Betley had an 11-game streak of double-figure scoring games snapped, as he finished with nine points in just 15 minutes of action. 5 Notemeal from La Salle This was the fourth overtime game in the Steve Donahue era at Penn, with the Quakers dropping each. There were 12 lead changes and 10 ties in the game. It was Penn s first double-overtime battle since Feb. 5, 2011 a one-point loss to Harvard and the first 2OT Big 5 game since Feb. 9, 1983 against Temple. The Quakers are now 6-8 all-time in OT games against Big 5 foes. Penn featured balance scoring from its core, with all of the starters scoring in double figures. For the second time this season, Penn excelled in taking care of the ball, owning single-digit turnovers with just seven against the Explorers (one shy of the team low in the Donahue era). A handful of Quakers played career highs in minutes with the game pushing into double overtime, including Betley (46), Brodeur (46), Foreman (44), Woods (31) and Rothschild (38). Rothschild had his best statistical performance since his freshman year with 14 points and 11 rebounds, his second career double-double. (The other came on Feb. 6, 2016 against Harvard.) His 14 points were the most since March 4, 2016 and his 11 rebounds were the most since one day later (March 5, 2016). Foreman tied a career high with eight rebounds and three steals, while Woods tied a career best with five boards; Brodeur tied his high with three steals; and Betley tied a career high with two blocked shots. Notemeal from Fairfield As a team, Penn set a single-game record for three-point attempts with 39. The Quakers made just nine of them, however, a 23.1 percentage. Penn used 13 of the 15 players who dressed for the game, with 12 of them seeing action in the first half. Betley finished with a double-double (20 points, 10 rebounds) to lead the Quakers. It was his second doubledouble, as he also had one in the season finale against Princeton. Foreman scored 17 points, two shy of his career high.

6 QUAKER NOTEMEAL FOR Brodeur scored 13 points and was the other player with four assists. Wood missed his first three-point attempt of the game but made his next three to finish with nine points. In his first game action since January 2, 2016, Woods got the start and ended up playing eight minutes. He had two assists, a rebound and a steal and missed his only shot. Preseason Notemeal Overall, Penn returns nearly 82 percent of its scoring from a year ago (1,577 of 1,928 points). That doesn t include junior Antonio Woods, who averaged 10.7 ppg in 13 games to start and was not on the roster last year. Penn has 12 players on the roster who have at least one double-figure scoring game in college, including six who have had at least one 20-point game wearing the Red and Blue and five who have had at least one double-double. Any talk about the Quakers ahead of has to start with sophomore AJ Brodeur. As a freshman, he led the team in scoring (13.8 ppg) and rebounding (6.9 rpg) and earned second-team All- Ivy and All-Big 5. On defense, Brodeur blocked 66 shots which is the program s new single-season record. Another sophomore, Ryan Betley, came on strong after missing the first nine games due to injury. In fact, he hit double figures in each of the Quakers last eight games (17.8 ppg) and ended the season with a double-double (18 points, 12 rebounds) in Penn s Ivy League Tournamen loss to Princeton. Senior Darnell Foreman played in all 28 games last year, leading the Quakers with 96 assists while also averaging 8.3 points per game and collecting 22 steals. His 2.07 assist/turnover ratio in Ancient Eight play was second among Ivy players. Junior Jackson Donahue has led Penn in three-point baskets each of the last two seasons, including 47 last year when he averaged 6.9 points per game. Another gunner is senior Sam Jones, who has 133 career treys including a high of seven in one game. Sophomore Devon Goodman scored just 18 points in Penn s first 15 games, but averaged 6.6 ppg and had 37 assists over the Quakers last 13 contests. Junior Max Rothschild averaged 3.8 points and 3.0 rebounds last year; he has two double-doubles at Penn. Three other players on the roster played in at least 20 games last year: junior Tyler Hamilton (24) and a pair of transfers who enter their last year of eligibility, Matt MacDonald (20) and Caleb Wood (20). MacDonald is a second-year captain. Penn added four players to the roster this year: Mark Jackson, Eddie Scott, Jarrod Simmons, and Jelani Williams Schedule Notes Penn played nine games in November, a record. In an informal survey of basketball SIDs around the country, only Chicago State (10) played more before the calendar turns. Penn is in the midst of a 39-day break between home games. That is matched by only one other team nationally. Ironically, it s Ivy rival Harvard. When Penn returns home on December 27 following that lengthy break, that is the start of a staggering nine games in a row in The Palestra including five in Ivy play. The nine-game homestand will run until the Quakers play at Princeton on Tuesday, February 6. That ll be 59 days after the previous road game, December 9 at Dayton. In an informal survey of the basketball SIDs around the country, the 59-day stretch between road games is the longest in the nation this season. Penn s game with Villanova (Nov. 29) will be played at the Wildcats Jake Nevin Fieldhouse as their regular home venue, the Pavilion, gets a complete renovation this season. This will the Quakers first time playing men s basketball in the Nevin Fieldhouse. There are plenty of new teams this year. Penn meets PSU-Brandywine (Nov. 18), Northern Illinois (Nov. 20) and Toledo (Dec. 29) for the first time ever, while their games with Howard (Dec. 4) and Dayton (Dec. 9) are just the second in history and their meetings with Fairfield (Nov. 11) and Delaware State (Dec. 27) are just the third ever. For the second year in a row, Penn will make a trip to Florida. (Actually, it ll be the third trip to Florida in two years; the Quakers had separate trips to Miami and UCF last season.) This year the trip comes on Thanksgiving week, as the Quakers travel to Estero to participate in the Gulf Coast Showcase from November When Penn plays Temple (Jan. 20), head coach Steve Donahue will match wits against his former boss at Penn, Fran Dunphy; when the Quakers play Lafayette (Dec. 6), he will match up against Fran O Hanlon, with whom he shared bench space when they were assistants at Penn. By calendar date, Penn s January 5 game against Princeton at The Palestra will represent the earliest meeting between these Ivy rivals since they met on January 5, For the second-straight season, both Penn basketball programs will be part of Ivy League doubleheaders that do not involve Princeton. This year they will take place against Cornell and Columbia, as both Quaker teams host the Big Red and Lions on January and then travel to face Columbia and Cornell on February

7 QUAKER NOTEMEAL FOR #IvyMadness, Year 2 After a successful first year, the Ivy League Basketball Tournament returns to Penn s home court, The Palestra, on March 10-11, The top four regular-season finishers will descend upon Philadelphia for the semifinals on Saturday, with the final on Sunday. All three games will air on the ESPN family of networks. Ivy League Preseason Poll Penn was picked to finish fourth in the Ivy League s Preseason Media Poll, which came from the votes of two members of each school s media contingent and one national voter Ivy preseason media poll (first-place votes in parentheses) 1. Harvard, 121 points (6) 2. Yale, 118 (8) 3. Princeton, 114 (3) 4. Penn, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Brown, 31 That s Not All... Some other preseason predictions for the Quakers... NBCSports.com picked Penn fourth, and named AJ Brodeur first-team All-Ivy. Athlon picked Penn fourth, and named AJ Brodeur secondteam All-Ivy. Lindy s Sports Annuals picked Penn fourth, and named AJ Brodeur second-team All-Ivy. Blue Ribbon picked Penn fourth. CBSsports.com picked Penn fourth. Mid-Major Madness picked Penn fourth. College Sports Madness named AJ Brodeur first-team All-Ivy, Ryan Betley third-team All-Ivy, and Darnell Foreman fourth-team All-Ivy. Busting Brackets picked Penn fifth. I Shall Call Them...Mini-Games! In a way, college basketball games can be viewed as a series of 10 mini-games, broken up by media timeouts at 16:00, 12:00, 8:00 and 4:00 of each half. Here, we break down the Quakers and their opponents from one media timeout to the next... Opponent Halftime Final at Fairfield LA SALLE # NAVY PSU-B N. Illinois Towson UMKC at Monmouth at Villanova # at Howard at Lafayette at Dayton DEL STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* CORNELL* COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # ST JOSEPH S # BROWN* YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* at Columbia* at Cornell* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown* NOTE: Penn s score listed first, opponent s score listed second. NOTE: If the media timeout took place because of a foul that led to free throws, the points scored on the ensuing shots are recorded here as if they took place BEFORE the timeout. 7

8 PLAYER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Penn Players DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING... Penn Ryan Betley (9 in ) career (Penn 11-9) AJ Brodeur (7) career (Penn 15-13) Darnell Foreman (6) career (Penn 7-13) Caleb Wood (4) career (Penn 5-2) Max Rothschild (4) career (Penn 4-3) Antonio Woods (3) career (Penn 8-14) Jackson Donahue (1) career (Penn 9-15) Jake Silpe (1) career (Penn 3-2) Eddie Scott (1) career (Penn 1-0) Jarrod Simmons (1) career (Penn 1-0) Sam Jones (0) career (Penn 15-7) Devon Goodman (0) career (Penn 3-0) Matt MacDonald (0) career (Penn 0-1) Tyler Hamilton (0) career (Penn 0-1) 20-POINT SCORING Penn Ryan Betley (3) career (Penn 4-2) AJ Brodeur (1) career (Penn 5-0) Caleb Wood (1) career (Penn 2-0) Antonio Woods (1) career (Penn 1-1) Max Rothschild (1) career (Penn 1-0) Eddie Scott (1) career (Penn 1-0) Sam Jones (0) career (Penn 2-1) Jackson Donahue (0) career (Penn 2-0) 30-POINT SCORING Penn AJ Brodeur (0) career (Penn 1-0) DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDS... Penn Max Rothschild (2) career (Penn 2-2) Ryan Betley (2) career (Penn 1-2) AJ Brodeur (1) career (Penn 4-0) Eddie Scott (1) career (Penn 1-0) Sam Jones (0) career (Penn 1-0) DOUBLE-DOUBLES Penn Max Rothschild (2) career (Penn 2-1) Ryan Betley (2) career (Penn 1-2) Eddie Scott (1) career (Penn 1-0) AJ Brodeur (0) career (Penn 3-0) Darnell Foreman (0) career (Penn 1-0) Antonio Woods (0) career (Penn 1-0) Penn Players - Season/Career Highs CAREER #0 Max Rothschild (Jr.) Points 22 (11/20 vs. NIU) same Rebounds 12 (11/20 vs. NIU) same Assists 5 (11/20 vs. NIU) same Blocked Shots - 2 (11/11/16 at Robert Morris) Steals 3 (11/15 vs. Navy) 5 (11/29/16 vs. Villanova) Minutes 38 (11/13 vs. La Salle) same #1 Ray Jerome (So.) Points - 2 (12/7/16 vs. Lafayette) Assists 2 (11/18 v.s PSU-Brandywine) same 3-point FG 2 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same Minutes 7 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same #2 Antonio Woods (Jr.) Points 23 (11/25 at Monmouth) same Rebounds 5, five times (12/6 at Lafayette) 5, six times (12/6/17 at Lafayette) Assists 4, four times (12/4 at Howard) 11 (3/7/15 vs. Cornell) Steals 2, two times (12/4 at Howard) 2, six times (12/4/17 at Howard) 3-point FG 4 (11/20 vs. NIU) same Minutes 50 (11/25 at Monmouth) same #3 Jake Silpe (Jr.) Points 10 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 13 (2/5/16 vs. Dartmouth) Rebounds 4 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 7 (1/9/16 vs. Princeton) Assists 2 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 8 (2/5/16 vs. Dartmouth) Steals - 5 (2/5/16 vs. Dartmouth) 3-point FG 2 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 2, three times (11/18/17 vs. PSU-B) Minutes 14 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 42 (1/9/16 vs. Princeton) #4 Darnell Foreman (Sr.) Points 17 (11/11 at Fairfield) 19 (1/14/17 vs. Brown) Rebounds 8, four times (11/22 vs. UMKC) 8, seven times (11/22/17 vs. UMKC) Assists 7 (11/20 vs. NIU) 10 (2/19/16 vs. Brown) Blocked Shots - 2 (12/3/14 at Navy) Steals 3 (11/13 vs. La Salle) 3, seven times (11/13/17 vs. La Salle) 3-point FG 2, two times (11/18 vs. PSU-B) 3 (2/19/17 at Yale) Minutes 44 (11/13 vs. La Salle) same #5 Jackson Donahue (Jr.) Points 11 (11/22 vs. UMKC) 25 (2/13/16 at Cornell) Rebounds 6 (11/11 at Fairfield) 6 (11/11/17 at Fairfield) Assists 2, two times (11/15 vs. Navy) 6 (11/26/16 at Navy) Steals - 3, two times (11/11/16 at Robert Morris) 3-point FG 3 (11/22 vs. UMKC) 6, two times (2/17/17 at Brown) Minutes 29 (11/25 at Monmouth) 41 (1/9/16 vs. Princeton) #10 Caleb Wood (Sr.) Points 26 (12/4 at Howard) same Rebounds 2, three times (12/4 at Howard) 5 (11/22/16 at CCSU) Assists 4 (11/21 vs. Towson) same Steals - 2, two times (2/3/17 at Harvard) 3-point FG 6 (12/4 at Howard) 7 (11/22/16 at CCSU) Minutes 29 (12/4 at Howard) 35 (11/26/16 at Navy) #12 Devon Goodman (So.) Points 8 (11/11 at Fairfield) 14 (2/17/17 at Brown) Rebounds 3 (11/11 at Fairfield) 6 (2/17/17 at Brown) Assists 4 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 7 (1/25/17 at La Salle) Steals 3 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 3 (2/12/17 vs. Cornell) 3-point FG - 3 (2/10/17 vs. Columbia) Minutes 28 (11/11 at Fairfield) 37 (3/11/17 ILT vs. Princeton) 8

9 PLAYER SEASON/CAREER HIGHS Penn Players - Season/Career Highs CAREER #13 Eddie Scott (Fr.) Points 21 (11/25 at Monmouth) same Rebounds 13 (11/25 at Monmouth) same Minutes 36 (11/25 at Monmouth) same #14 Sam Jones (Sr.) Points 9 (12/6 at Lafayette) 23, two times (11/15/15 vs. CCSU) Rebounds 6 (12/4 at Howard) 10 (12/19/15 vs. Ursinus) Assists - 3, three times (2/10/17 vs. Columbia) Steals - 2, four times (11/25/15 vs. La Salle) 3-point FG 2 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 7 (2/7/15 at Columbia) Minutes 10, two times (12/4 at Howard) 35, two times (1/30/16 at Brown) #20 Matt MacDonald (Sr.) Points 4 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 10 (11/26/16 at Navy) Rebounds 2 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 7 (11/11/16 at Robert Morris) Assists 2 (11/25 at Monmouth) 5, two times (12/10/16 vs. G. Mason) Steals - 4 (12/7/16 vs. Lafayette) 3-point FG - 2 (12/12/16 at UCF) Minutes 17 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 38 (11/26/16 at Navy) #21 Ryan Betley (So.) Minutes 26 (11/25 at Monmouth) 28 (2/17/17 at Brown) Rebounds 12 (12/4 at Howard) 12, two times (12/4/17 at Howard) Assists 5 (11/20 vs. NIU) same Blocked Shots 2, two times (11/13 vs. La Salle) 2, three times (11/13/17 vs. La Salle) Steals 3 (11/13 vs. La Salle) 5 (2/24/17 at Cornell) 3-point FG 6 (11/25 at Monmouth) 6, two times (11/25/17 at Monmouth) Minutes 55 (11/25 at Monmouth) same #22 Kuba Mijakowski (So.) Points 8 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same Rebounds 6 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same 3-point FG 2 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same Minutes 15 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same #24 Jarrod Simmons (Fr.) Points 16 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same Rebounds 8 (12/4 at Howard) same Assists 3 (12/4 at Howard) same Minutes 14 (12/4 at Howard) same #25 AJ Brodeur (So.) Points 25 (11/20 vs. NIU) 35 (1/25/17 at La Salle) Rebounds 10 (12/4 at Howard) 11, two times (3/11/17 ILT vs. Princeton) Assists 4, two times (12/4 at Howard) 5, two times (2/17/17 at Brown) Blocked Shots 3, two times (12/4 at Howard) 6 (2/17/17 at Brown) Steals 3 (11/13 vs. La Salle) 3, four times (11/13/17 vs. La Salle) 3-point FG 3 (11/20 vs. NIU) same Minutes 46 (11/13 vs. La Salle) same #40 Dan Dwyer (Sr.) Points 2 (11/15 vs. Navy) 6, two times (1/30/16 at Brown) Rebounds 2, three times (11/18 vs. PSU-B) 7, two times (1/20/16 vs. SJU) Assists 3 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) same Blocked Shots - 2, three times (2/5/16 vs. Dartmouth) Minutes 13 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 27 (12/2/15 vs. Navy) #44 Collin McManus (Jr.) Points - 3 (1/29/16 at Yale) Rebounds - 2, two times (12/7/16 vs. Lafayette) Minutes 3, two times (11/18 vs. PSU-B) 4 (12/5/15 at George Mason) Game Scoring Leaders Game player, total at Fairfield Betley, 20 LA SALLE #... Betley/Rothschild, 14 NAVY Betley/Wood, 13 PSU-B Simmons, 16 N. Illinois (GCS) Rothschild, 22 Towson (GCS) Betley, 25 UMKC (GCS) Rothschild, 16 at Monmouth Betley, 26 at Villanova # Brodeur, 15 at Howard Wood, 26 at Lafayette Betley, 16 at Dayton DEL STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* CORNELL* COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # SAINT JOSEPH S # BROWN* YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* at Columbia* at Cornell* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown* Rebounding Leaders Game player, total at Fairfield Betley, 10 LA SALLE # Rothschild, 11 NAVY Brodeur, 6 PSU-B Rothschild, 7 N. Illinois (GCS) Rothschild, 12 Towson (GCS)..Foreman/Rothschild, 8 UMKC (GCS)... Brodeur/Foreman, 8 at Monmouth Scott, 13 at Villanova # Betley, 8 at Howard Betley, 12 at Lafayette Foreman, 7 at Dayton DEL STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* CORNELL* COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # SAINT JOSEPH S # BROWN* YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* at Columbia* at Cornell* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown*

10 CAREER STATISTICS FOR RETURNING PLAYERS #0 Max Rothschild /2 364/ / / /0 328/ / / /11 256/ / /8.7 Totals / / /5.2 #1 Ray Jerome /0 7/ / / /0 7/ / /0.0 Totals / / /0.4 #2 Antonio Woods /15 889/ / / /13 402/ / / /11 307/ / /7.4 Totals /39 1, / /8.7 #3 Jake Silpe /20 628/ / / /0 107/ / / /0 22/ / /4.0 Totals / / /3.8 #4 Darnell Foreman /16 595/ / / /5 522/ / / /21 801/ / / /11 313/ / /10.0 Totals /53 2, / /6.2 #5 Jackson Donahue /17 659/ / / /17 563/ / / /0 148/ / /5.1 Totals /34 1, / /7.8 #10 Caleb Wood /11 327/ / / /0 179/ / /8.8 Totals /11 506/ / /6.9 #11 Tyler Hamilton /1 140/ / / /0 174/ / /1.5 Totals / / /1.8 #12 Devon Goodman /3 369/ / / /0 104/ / /1.8 Totals / / /3.6 10

11 CAREER STATISTICS FOR RETURNING PLAYERS #14 Sam Jones /4 455/ / / /23 694/ / / /2 242/ / / /0 40/ / /2.6 Totals /29 1, / /6.0 #15 Zack Kaminsky /0 5/ / / /0 6/ / /0.5 Totals / / /0.2 #20 Matt MacDonald (FDU)...31/31 940/ / / (FDU)..29/28 855/ / / /15 451/ / / /0 41/ / /1.8 Totals /75 2, / /7.3 #21 Ryan Betley /15 505/ / / /11 376/ / /15.0 Totals / / /13.1 #22 Kuba Mijakowski /0 13/ / / /0 19/ / /4.0 Totals / / /0.7 #25 AJ Brodeur /28 865/ / / /11 332/ / /11.3 Totals /39 1, / /13.1 #40 Dan Dwyer /1 65/ / / /3 255/ / / /0 13/ / / /0 37/ / /0.5 Totals / / /0.8 #44 Collin McManus /0 23/ / / /0 14/ / / /0 6/ / /0.0 Totals / / /0.7 11

12 BREAKING DOWN THE SEASON Scoring Breakdown Total 1st...2nd Start....Bench Fr.. So...Jr.. Sr at Fairfield LA SALLE # NAVY PSU-B N. Illinois (GCS) Towson (GCS) UMKC (GCS) at Monmouth at Villanova # at Howard at Lafayette at Dayton DEL STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* CORNELL* COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # ST. JOSEPH S # BROWN* YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* at Columbia* at Cornell* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown* Totals Percentages.. (58) Specialty Stats Pts. in Pts. off 2nd Ch. Fast Break Lead Bench Paint Turnovers Points Points Ties Changes Scoring at Fairfield LA SALLE # NAVY PSU-B N. Illinois(GCS) Towson(GCS) UMKC (GCS) at Monmouth at Villanova # at Howard at Lafayette at Dayton DEL STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* CORNELL* COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # ST. JOSEPH S # BROWN* YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* at Columbia* at Cornell* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown* NOTE: Penn s score listed first, Opponent s score listed second. More Useful Stuff Largest Margin of Victory 59 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) Smallest Margin of Victory 3 (11/22 vs. UMKC) Largest Margin of Defeat 28 (11/29 at Villanova) Smallest Margin of Defeat 4 (11/13 vs. La Salle) Largest Halftime Lead 39 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) Largest Halftime Deficit 18 (11/29 at Villanova) Largest Halftime Lead Surrendered 14 (11/25 at Monmouth) Largest Halftime Deficit Overcome 4 (vs. La Salle) Largest Lead at Any Time 61 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) Largest Deficit at Any Time 30 (11/29 at Villanova) Largest Lead Surrendered 15 (11/25 at Monmouth) Largest Deficit Overcome 9 (11/13 vs. La Salle) Most First-Half Points 56 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) Fewest First-Half Points 26 (11/13 vs. La Salle) Most First-Half Points Allowed 46 (11/29 at Villanova) Fewest First-Half Points Allowed 16 (11/15 vs. Navy) Most Second-Half Points 49 (12/4 at Howard) Fewest Second-Half Points 19 (11/25 at Monmouth) Most Second-Half Points Allowed 48 (11/20 vs. Northern Illinois) Fewest Second-Half Points Allowed 20 (11/13 vs. La Salle) Largest Penn Scoring Run 18-0 (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) 16-0 (12/4 at Howard) Largest Opponent Scoring Run 10-0 (11/21 vs. Towson; 11/11 at Fairfield) 12

13 STEVE DONAHUE, John R. Rockwell Head Coach PASSION. GRATITUDE. UNITY. COMPETITIVENESS. HUMILITY. Now in his third season as the John R. Rockwell Head Coach of the University of Pennsylvania men s basketball program, these are the five core values that Steve Donahue has established for the players, coaches and staff affiliated with the program that are under his stewardship. Steve Donahue was introduced as the John R. Rockwell Head Coach of Men s Basketball on March 17, 2015 and enters his third season as the 20th head coach in program history. Donahue s hiring marked a return to Penn for the Delaware County native; he was an assistant coach for the Quakers under Fran Dunphy from until During that 10-year span, Penn won six Ivy League titles including four separate undefeated conference campaigns, compiling a overall record that included a mark in Ivy play. Having been a part of Philadelphia and Penn basketball for the greater part of my life, I have a great passion for this city and this program, said Donahue. I spent 10 extraordinary years as an assistant here at Penn working with one of the great head coaches in all of college basketball, Fran Dunphy. That, combined with my experiences as head coach at Cornell and Boston College, have led me to this distinct opportunity to return the program that I grew up watching to national prominence. I plan to provide the energy and the enthusiasm that will put Penn basketball back atop the Ivy League. Donahue left Penn to become head coach at Cornell ahead of the season. He stayed in Ithaca for 10 years, gradually building the Big Red program up until the table was set for a three-year run that included a trio of Ivy League titles; a overall record that included a 38-4 Ivy mark; and three NCAA Tournament appearances that included a run to the Sweet 16 in Donahue was the Clair Bee National Coach of the Year and National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) District 4 Coach of the Year in ; and the NABC District 4 Coach of the Year and United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) District II Coach of the Year in , when his team went 14-0 in Ivy League play to become just the third program in Ancient Eight history to achieve an unbeaten conference season (also Penn and Princeton). While at Cornell, Donahue coached and/or recruited seven of the school s top 13 all-time leading scorers; two Ivy League Player of the Year selections; two Ivy League Rookie of the Year selections; eight NABC All-District selections; six Academic All-District players; and two Academic All- Americans. Following that Sweet 16 campaign, Donahue left Cornell to become head coach at Boston College. He spent four years at The Heights, going his first season and getting the Eagles to the NIT. In , he boasted the consensus ACC Rookie of the Year in Olivier Hanlan. Prior to his arrival at Penn for the season, Donahue was an assistant under legendary coach Herb Magee at Philadelphia University for two seasons and helped the Rams to a pair of 20-win seasons and the NCAA Division II Tournament. Before that, Donahue was as an assistant for current Lafayette head coach Fran O Hanlon at Monsignor Bonner High School, helping to guide Bonner to the Philadelphia Catholic League title. He began his coaching career at Springfield (Pa.) High School. Donahue is a 1984 Ursinus College graduate, where he was a four-year letterman in both basketball and baseball for the Bears and captain of the basketball team as a senior. His freshman season, Donahue helped the basketball team finish 23-8 and advance to the NCAA Division III Tournament semifinal round. His sophomore year, the Bears were NCAA quarterfinalists. Donahue and his wife, Pamela, have four children: Taylor, Matthew, Katie and Jack. Coach Donahue Year-by-Year ( Overall, Ivy League) Overall Ivy Year School W L W L Place Cornell t-7th Cornell t-7th Cornell t-5th Cornell t-5th Cornell nd Cornell rd Cornell rd Cornell st Cornell st Cornell st Boston College Boston College Boston College Boston College Penn th Penn th Penn Career at Penn: (3rd season) Ivy League at Penn: Career at Cornell: (10 seasons) Ivy League at Cornell: Career at Boston College: (4 seasons) During the basketball season, Donahue was a regular analyst on college basketball broadcasts for ESPN and FOX. 13

14 PENN WHEN... PENN WHEN SD at The Palestra (3 in ) Away (5) Neutral (3) White uniform (3) Blue uniform (6) Red/Grey uniform (2) Point Margin (0) Point Margin (0) Point Margin (1) Point Margin (1) Point Margin (2) Point Margin (2) Point Margin (2) Point Margin (0) Point Margin (3) Overtime Games (2) Leading at Half (7) Trailing at Half (4) Tied at Half (0) players in double figures (0) player in double figures (0) players in double figures (2) players in double figures (5) players in double figures (2) players in double figures (2) PENN FG% > Opponent (7) PENN FG% < Opponent (4) PENN FG% = Opponent (0) PENN 3-FGM > Opponent (8) PENN 3-FGM < Opponent (3) PENN 3-FGM = Opponent (0) PENN rebounds > Opponent (8) PENN rebounds < Opponent (2) PENN rebounds = Opponent (1) PENN WHEN SD PENN FTM > Opponent (2) PENN FTM < Opponent (9) PENN FTM = Opponent (0) PENN FTA > Opponent (3) PENN FTA < Opponent (7) PENN FTA = Opponent (1) PENN turnovers < Opponent (6) PENN turnovers > Opponent (5) PENN turnovers = Opponent (0) PENN scores less than 50 (0) PENN scores (0) PENN scores (3) PENN scores (4) PENN scores 80 or more (3) PENN scores 100 ore more (1) Opponent scores less than 50 (2) Opponent scores (0) Opponent scores (3) Opponent scores (2) Opponent scores 80 or more (4) Opponent scores 100 or more (0) Playing on Monday (3) Tuesday (1) Wednesday (4) Thursday (0) Friday (0) Saturday (3) Sunday (0) Playing in November (9) December (2) January (0) February (0) March (0) Twos, Threes, and Frees In a Philadelphia Daily News article published in September 2015, Coach Donahue explained his offensive philosophy thusly: I want to get a layup or a dunk. When I m attacking the basket, I ask my guys, Are you 95 percent certain that you re going to make this or get fouled? If they re not, there are mechanisms in place to find my second thing: a standstill, in-rhythm three. The third thing is a post-up with two feet in the lane, one on one. If you get that, great; if not, it should be kicked. So everything we do evolves from that. With that in mind, we decided to chart the number of two-point field-goal attempts, three-point field-goal attempts, and foul shots that Penn has taken this season and throughout Donahue s career as head coach. Opponent s 3s FTs at Fairfield LA SALLE # NAVY PSU-B WINE N. Illinois (GCS) Towson (GCS) UMKC (GCS) at Monmouth at Villanova # at Howard Opponent s 3s FTs at Lafayette at Dayton DEL STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* CORNELL COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # SAINT JOSEPH S #.... BROWN* Opponent s 3s FTs YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* at Columbia* at Cornell* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown* Percentages (707 FG) (1,602 FG) (1,603 FG) Donahue Era (3,912 FG) 2-point FG attempts: 412 (58.3) 2FG: 912 (56.9) 2FG: 947 (59.1) 2FG: 2,271 (58.0) 3-point FG attempts: 295 (41.7) 3FG: 690 (43.1) 3FG: 656 (40.9) 3FG: 1,641 (42.0) 14

15 THE HIGHS AND THE LOWS - PENN PENN GAME HIGHS DONAHUE ERA POINTS (11/25 at Monmouth) (11/25/17 at Monmouth) (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) FIRST-HALF POINTS (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/18/17 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (2/17/17 at Brown) SECOND-HALF POINTS (11/20 vs. Northern Illinois) (2/13/16 at Cornell) FG MADE (11/20 vs. Northern Illinois) (11/20/17 vs. Northern Illinois) FG ATTEMPTS (11/25 at Monmouth) (11/25/17 at Monmouth) FG PERCENTAGE (35-62 vs. Northern Illinois, 11/20) (34-59 at Brown, 2/17/17) 3FG MADE (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/18/17 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (2/17/17 at Brown; 11/22/16 at Central Conn.) 3FG ATTEMPTS (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/18/17 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/11 at Fairfield) (11/11/17 at Fairfield) 3FG PERCENTAGE (13-24 vs. Northern Illinois, 11/20) (13-24 vs. Northern Illinois, 11/20/17) FT MADE (11/25 at Monmouth) (11/25/17 at Monmouth) FT ATTEMPTS (11/25 at Monmouth) (11/25/17 at Monmouth) FT PERCENTAGE (16-22 vs. PSU-Brandywine, 11/18) (15-17 at Temple, 12/3/16) REBOUNDS (11/25 at Monmouth) (11/25/17 at Monmouth) ASSISTS (11/18 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/18/17 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/13/15 vs. Robert Morris) STEALS (11/13 vs. La Salle) /12/17 vs. Cornell) BLOCKED SHOTS (11/15 vs. Navy) (2/17/17 at Brown; 3/4/16 at Dartmouth) TURNOVERS (11/25 at Monmouth) (2/5/16 vs. Dartmouth) PENN GAME LOWS DONAHUE ERA POINTS (11/29 at Villanova) (12/5/15 at George Mason) FIRST-HALF POINTS (11/13 vs. La Salle) (12/28/15 at Villanova) SECOND-HALF POINTS (11/25 at Monmouth) (11/25/17 at Monmouth) FG MADE (11/29 at Villanova) , three times (1/7/17 at Princeton) FG ATTEMPTS (11/22 vs. UMKC) (12/2/15 vs. Navy) FG PERCENTAGE (25-74 vs. La Salle, 11/13) (20-63 vs. Saint Joseph s, 1/20/16) 3FG MADE (11/22 vs. UMKC; 11/13 vs. La Salle) , four times (2/7/17 vs. Princeton) 3FG ATTEMPTS (11/22 vs. UMKC; 11/21 vs. Towson) (2/7/17 vs. Princeton) 3FG PERCENTAGE (9-39 at Fairfield, 11/11) (3-23 at Delaware State, 11/17/15) FT MADE (11/15 vs. Navy) , five times (3/11/17 ILT vs. Princeton) FT ATTEMPTS (11/15 vs. Navy) (3/11/17 ILT vs. Princeton) FT PERCENTAGE (13-23 vs. UMKC, 11/22) (4-11 vs. Princeton, 1/9/16) REBOUNDS (11/29 at Villanova) (2/27/16 vs. Columbia; 12/9/15 vs. Temple) ASSISTS (11/13 vs. La Salle) (1/7/17 at Princeton) STEALS (11/20 vs. Northern Illinois) (12/5/15 at George Mason) BLOCKED SHOTS , three times (12/6 at Lafayette) , six times (12/7/16 vs. Lafayette) TURNOVERS (11/13 vs. La Salle) (3/3/17 vs. Dartmouth) Penn Opp. GAME Lead Lead Tied at Fairfield :53 22:34 2:33 LA SALLE # :56 32:01 6:03 NAVY :33 0:00 1:27 PSU-BRANDYWINE :26 0:00 0:34 N. Illinois (GCS) :36 0:00 0:24 Towson (GCS) :18 25:42 1:00 UMKC (GCS) :13 0:00 0:47 at Monmouth :02 19:18 6:40 at Villanova # :27 35:08 3:25 at Howard :12 15:23 2:25 at Lafayette :25 8:07 2:28 at Dayton DELAWARE STATE TOLEDO PRINCETON* Leading...Trailing...Tied Penn Opp. GAME Lead Lead Tied CORNELL* COLUMBIA* TEMPLE # SAINT JOSEPH S # BROWN* YALE* at Princeton* at Dartmouth* at Harvard* COLUMBIA* CORNELL* DARTMOUTH* HARVARD* at Yale* at Brown*

16 THE HIGHS AND THE LOWS - OPPONENTS OPPONENT GAME HIGHS DONAHUE ERA POINTS (11/25 by Monmouth) (11/21/15 by Washington) FIRST-HALF POINTS (11/29 by Villanova) (11/21/15 by Washington) SECOND-HALF POINTS (11/20 by Northern Illinois) (11/21/15 by Washington) FG MADE (11/29 by Villanova) (11/21/15 by Washington) FG ATTEMPTS (11/25 by Monmouth) (11/21/15 by Washington) FG PERCENTAGE (33-58 by Villanova, 11/29) (34-53 by Columbia, 2/27/16) 3FG MADE , three times (11/29 by Villanova) (2/7/17 by Princeton) 3FG ATTEMPTS (11/18 by PSU-Brandywine) (2/17/17 by Brown) 3FG PERCENTAGE (8-16 by Villanova, 11/29) (8-14 by Harvard, 3/5/16) FT MADE (11/25 by Monmouth; 11/21 by Towson) (1/21/17 by Saint Joseph s) FT ATTEMPTS (11/25 by Monmouth) (11/25/17 by Monmouth) FT PERCENTAGE (12-14 by Lafayette, 12/6) (10-10 by La Salle, 11/25/15) REBOUNDS (11/13 by La Salle) (11/13/17 by La Salle) ASSISTS (11/29 by Villanova) (2/27/16 by Columbia) (1/20/16 by Saint Joseph s) STEALS (11/29 by Villanova; 11/15 by Navy) , four times (2/3 by Harvard) BLOCKED SHOTS (11/13 by La Salle) (3/5/16 by Harvard) TURNOVERS (11/25 by Monmouth) (2/12/17 by Cornell) OPPONENT GAME LOWS DONAHUE ERA POINTS (11/18 by PSU-Brandywine) (11/18/17 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (11/15 by Navy) (11/15/17 by Navy; 1/2/16 by Binghamton) FIRST-HALF POINTS (11/15 by Navy) (1/2/16 by Binghamton) SECOND-HALF POINTS (11/13 by La Salle) (11/13/17 by La Salle) FG MADE (11/18 by PSU-Brandywine; 11/15 by Navy).. 11 (1/2/16 by Binghamton) FG ATTEMPTS (11/21 by Towson) (1/2/16 by Binghamton) FG PERCENTAGE (16-71 by PSU-Brandywine, 11/18) (16-71 by PSU-Brandywine, 11/18) (11-45 by Binghamton, 1/2/16) 3FG MADE (11/15 by Navy; 11/13 by La Salle) (2/20/16 by Yale; 12/28/15 by Villanova) 3FG ATTEMPTS (11/13 by La Salle) (2/20/16 by Yale) 3FG PERCENTAGE (2-18 by Navy, 11/15) (1-11 by Villanova, 12/28/15) FT MADE (11/18 by PSU-Brandywine) (11/18/17 vs. PSU-Brandywine) (2/7/17 by Princeton; 12/7/16 by Lafayette) FT ATTEMPTS (11/18 by PSU-Brandywine) (2/7/17 by Princeton) FT PERCENTAGE (2-9 by PSU-Brandywine, 11/18) (2-9 vs. PSU-Brandywine, 11/18) (7-19 by Columbia, 2/12/16) REBOUNDS , three times (11/29 by Villanova) , three times (2/7/17 by Princeton) ASSISTS (11/15 by Navy) (11/15/17 by Navy) STEALS (11/18 by PSU-Brandywine) (2/19/17 by Yale; 2/4/17 by Dartmouth) BLOCKED SHOTS (11/22 by UMKC; 11/18 by PSU-Brandywine). four times (11/22/17 by UMKC) TURNOVERS (11/29 by Villanova; 11/20 by N. Illinois) (2/27/16 by Columbia) Penn Player Highs in the Steve Donahue Era Points , AJ Brodeur /25/17 at La Salle Rebounds , Darien Nelson-Henry /13/16 vs. Cornell Assists , Darnell Foreman /19/16 vs. Brown Blocked Shots , AJ Brodeur /17/17 at Brown Steals.. 5, Ryan Betley (2/24/17 at Cornell) Matt Howard (1/25/17 at La Salle). Max Rothschild (11/29/16 vs. Villanova)....5, Jake Silpe (2/5/16 vs. Dartmouth) FG Made , AJ Brodeur /25/17 at La Salle , Darien Nelson-Henry /25/15 vs. La Salle FG Attempts , Matt Howard /5/16 at Harvard FG Pct , Eddie Scott (min. 5 att.).8-8 at Monmouth, 11/25/17 3FG Made , Caleb Wood /22/16 at Central Conn. 3FG Attempts , Jackson Donahue /20/16 vs. Saint Joseph s 3FG Pct , Antonio Woods (min. 5 att.). 4-5 vs. N. Illinois, 11/20/17 FT Made , Sam Jones /26/16 vs. Cornell FT Attempts , Matt Howard /30/16 at Brown FT Pct , Sam Jones (min. 5 att.) at Cornell, 2/13/16 16

17 THE LAST TIME A PENN PLAYER... Was Ivy League Player of the Year (Zack Rosen) Was unanimous Ivy League Player of the Year (Zack Rosen) Was Ivy League Rookie of the Year (Tyler Bernardini) Was first-team All-Ivy (Zack Rosen) Was unanimous first-team All-Ivy (Zack Rosen) Was Philadelphia Big 5 Player of the Year (Zack Rosen) Was Philadelphia Big 5 Rookie of the Year (Zack Rosen) Was first-team All-Philadelphia Big (Zack Rosen) Scored his 1,000th career point /26/2016 (Darien Nelson-Henry vs. Cornell) Averaged 20 points for a season (Keven McDonald, 22.3 ppg/28 games) Averaged 10 rebounds for a season (Ron Haigler, 10.6 rpg/27 games) Scored 40 or more points in a game /8/1989 (Hassan Duncombe 44 vs. Navy) Scored 37 points in a game /13/1993 (Matt Maloney vs. American) Scored 36 points in a game /4/1995 (Matt Maloney at Brown) Scored 35 points in a game /25/2017 (AJ Brodeur at La Salle) Scored more than half the team s points in a game /13/2012 (Fran Dougherty 31 of Penn s 53 vs. Fairfield) Scored 26 points in a half /22/2010 (Zack Rosen 2nd half at Delaware) Scored 23 points in a half /17/2017 (Ryan Betley 1st half at Brown) Freshman scored 35 points in a game /25/2017 (AJ Brodeur at La Salle) Freshman scored 28 points in a game /17/2017 (Ryan Betley at Brown) Freshman scored 23 points in first collegiate game /11/2016 (AJ Brodeur at Cornell) Consecutive games with 25+ points /10-12/23/2011 (Tyler Bernardini 29 at UCLA, 30 vs. Marist) Five straight games with 20+ points jan. 27-Feb. 4, 1989 (Walt Frazier, Jr.) Four straight games with 20+ points nov , 2012 (Fran Dougherty) Scored 56 points in an Ivy League weekend /19-20/2010 (Zack Rosen, 29 vs. Brown/27 vs. Yale) Three players with 20+ points in a game /25/2017 (Betley 26, Woods 23, Scott 21 at Monmouth) Two players with 25+ points in a game /18/2007 (Mark Zoller 28, Ibrahim Jaaber 27 at La Salle) Two players with 20+ points in a game /20/2017 (AJ Brodeur 25, Max Rothschild 22 vs. N. Illinois) Three players with 10+ rebounds in a game /6/2016 (Nelson-Henry 12, Howard 11, Rothschild 11 vs. Harvard) Had 20 rebounds in a game /27/1987 (20 by Bruce Lefkowitz vs. Brown) Had 17 rebounds in a game /2/2007 (Mark Zoller vs. Yale) Had 16 rebounds in a game /13/2016 (Darien Nelson-Henry at Cornell) Had a double-double /4/2017 (Ryan Betley 11 points, 12 rebounds at Howard) Doubles-doubles in 2 straight games /21/2017 (Matt Howard vs. Saint Joseph s) and 1/25 (at La Salle) Doubles-doubles in 3 straight games /6/2016 (Nelson-Henry vs. Harvard), 2/12 (at Columbia), 2/13 (at Cornell) Two players with double-doubles in same game /11/2017 (Betley 18/12, Brodeur 10/11 vs. Princeton) Three players with double-doubles in same game /6/2016 (DNH 18/12, Rothschild 14/11, Howard 12/11 vs. Harvard) Double-double in first collegiate game /11/2016 (AJ Brodeur 23 points, 11 rebounds at Robert Morris) Had 20 points/20 rebounds in a game /27/1987 (Bruce Lefkowitz 31/20 vs. Brown) Made 10 three-pointers in a game /4/1995 (Matt Maloney at Brown) Made 8 three-pointers in a game /23/2011 (Tyler Bernardini vs. Marist) Made 7 three-pointers in a game /22/2016 (Caleb Wood at Central Conn.) Made 6 three-pointers in a game /4/2017 (Caleb Wood at Howard) Two players with 6 three-pointers in same game /17/2017 (Ryan Betley, Jackson Donahue at Brown) Made 15 field goals in a game /20/1990 (Hassan Duncombe vs. Colgate) Made 14 field goals in a game /25/2017 (AJ Brodeur at La Salle) Made 15 free throws in a game /2/2005 (Ibrahim Jaaber vs. Navy) Made 12 free throws in a game /7/2011 (Zack Rosen vs. Delaware) Made 11 free throws in a game /26/2016 (Sam Jones vs. Cornell) Shot 100% from the field (minimum five attempts) /25/2017 (Eddie Scott 8-8 at Monmouth) Shot 100% from three-pointers (minimum four attempts) /8/2013 (Miles Jackson-Cartwright 4-4 at Brown) Shot 100% from the free throw line (minimum 12 attempts) /7/2011 (Zack Rosen vs. Delaware) Shot 100% from the free throw line (minimum 11 attempts) /16/2013 (Darien Nelson-Henry vs. Penn State) Had 13 assists in a game /22/2014 (Tony Hicks vs. Lafayette) Had 11 assists in a game /7/2015 (Antonio Woods vs. Cornell) Had 10 assists in a game /19/2016 (Darnell Foreman vs. Brown) Had 7 blocked shots in a game /3/1996 (Tim Krug vs. Columbia) Had 6 blocked shots in a game /17/2017 (AJ Brodeur at Brown) Had 9 steals in a game /4/2005 (Ibrahim Jaaber vs. Dartmouth) Had 7 steals in a game /7/2006 (Ibrahim Jaaber at Navy) Had 6 steals in a game /17/2007 (Mark Zoller vs. Cornell) Had 5 steals in a game /24/2017 (Ryan Betley at Cornell) Ejected from a game /7/2014 (Tony Hicks at Columbia) Technical foul /4/2017 (Sam Jones at Howard) 17

18 THE LAST TIME PENN... Had no players score in double figures in a game /10/2015 (vs. Princeton) Had five players score in double figures in a game /22/2017 (UMKC) Had six players score in double figures in a game /7/2015 (vs. Cornell) Had three players record double-doubles in a game /6/2016 (vs. Harvard) Did not make a three-point shot in a game /24/2009 (vs. Drexel) Held an opponent without a three-point field goal in a game /11/2011 (at UMBC) Neither team hit a three-point field goal in the game /24/2009 (Penn 0-8, Drexel 0-11) Shot 100% from the foul line in a game /1/2012 (9-9 at Duke) Defeated an AP Top 25 opponent /23/1998 (Penn 73, #7 Temple 70) Defeated a USA Today/ESPN Top 25 opponent /12/2010 (Penn 79, #22 Cornell 64) Played the AP s No. 1 team at The Palestra /4/2007 (#1 North Carolina 106, Penn 71) Played the AP s No. 1 team /15/2008 (#1 North Carolina 86, Penn 71) Played an AP Top 10 team at The Palestra /29/2016 (#2 Villanova 82, at Penn 57) Played an AP Top 10 team /29/2016 (#2 Villanova 82, at Penn 57) Won an Ivy League championship (13-1) Went undefeated in Ivy League play (14-0) Won a Philadelphia Big 5 championship (4-0) Went undefeated in Philadelphia Big 5 play (4-0) Played in the NCAA Tournament /15/2007 (Texas A&M 68, Penn 52) Won an NCAA Tournament game /17/1994 (Penn 90, Nebraska 80) Played in the NCAA Final Four (lost national semifinal) Played in the NIT /13/1981 (West Virginia 67, Penn 64) Ranked in the AP Top week of 1/16/1995 (#25) Ranked in the AP Top week of 3/4/1975 (#10) Had a seven-game winning streak (from 2/11/12 to 3/3/12) Had a 10-game winning streak (10 straight from 2/9/07 to 3/6/07) Had a 15-game winning streak (15 straight from 1/28/03 to 3/11/03) Had a 20-game winning streak (28 straight from 12/2/71 to 3/18/71) Scored 100 points in a game /25/2017 (Penn 101, Monmouth 96 in 4OT) Allowed 100 points in a game /21/2015 (at Washington 104, Penn 67) Scored 90 points in consecutive games.. 11/18/17 (99 vs. PSU-Brandywine), 11/20/17 (93 vs. N. Illinois) Scored fewer than 50 points in a game /7/2017 (Princeton 64, at Penn 49) Allowed fewer than 50 points in a game /2/2016 (Penn 80, Binghamton 45) Scored fewer than 40 points in a game /31/2015 (Harvard 63, at Penn 38) Allowed fewer than 40 points in a game /13/2007 (at Penn 48, Princeton 35) Scored 57 points in a half /22/2008 (2nd half vs. Monmouth) Scored 56 points in a half /18/2017 (first half vs. PSU-Brandywine) /13/2016 (2nd half at Cornell) Scored 52 points in a half /17/2017 (1st half at Brown) Scored fewer than 20 points in a half /25/2017 (19 in second half at Monmouth) Held opponent below 20 points in a half /18/2017 (17 in first half by PSU-Brandywine) /15/2017 (16 in first half by Navy) Scored fewer than 10 points in a half /29/2007 (6 in first half at Florida Gulf Coast) Held opponent below 10 points in a half /6/2015 (9 in first half by Columbia) Defeated an opponent by 50+ points /18/2017 (Penn 99, PSU-Brandywine 40) Defeated an opponent by 40 points /13/2006 (Penn 84, Cornell 44) Defeated an opponent by 35 points /2/2016 (Penn 80, Binghamton 45) Defeated an opponent by 29 points /7/2016 (Penn 81, Lafayette 52) Won an Ivy League road game by 26 points /22/2008 (Penn 88, Dartmouth 62) Won an Ivy League road game by 24 points /17/2017 (Penn 96, Brown 72) Overcame a double-digit deficit to win /30/2016 (Penn 74, Fairfield 68) Overcame a 22-point deficit to win /9/2012 (Penn 80, UMBC 75) Won in overtime /25/2017 (Penn 101, Monmouth 96 in 4OT) Lost in overtime /13/2017 (La Salle 75, Penn 71 in 2OT) Had a 20+ rebound margin in a game /17/2017 (Penn 43, Brown 23) Played more than one overtime /25/2017 (Penn 101, Monmouth 96 in 4OT) Overtime in 2 consecutive games /14/2011 (L vs. Temple); 11/17 (W at Rider) Overtime in 3 consecutive games.... 2/5/2011 (L vs. Harvard 2ot); 2/8 (L at Princeton); 2/11 (L at Cornell) 18

19 GAME RECAPS GAME 1 at Fairfield 80, Penn 72 Nov. 11, 2017 BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Penn led by as much as 12 early (26-14) and was still up before Fairfield scored the next 10 points from four different players and took a lead. It was at halftime Fairfield s lead was when Penn made a move. Ryan Betley hit a layup, then Jackson Donahue scored inside (missing the and-1 foul shot). Darnell Foreman completed the 6-0 run, and a Caleb Wood trey tied the game at with 9:10 left. Fairfield scored, Penn turned it over, and a foul was called on Max Rothschild when Tyler Nelson took a three-point shot and kicked his legs out to create contact. Nelson made all three shots, and another Penn turnover led to a Stags bucket that put them up by seven. The entire sequence took less than a minute, and the Quakers could not make it up. Two Quick Notes... Penn took 39 three-point shots, a program record for a single game. Sophomore Ryan Betley picked up where he left off last season, with a double-double (20 points, 10 rebounds). PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Jones MacDonald Simmons Dwyer TEAM 6-2 Totals FAIRFIELD Segura * Nelson * Kasibabu * Milin * Flavors Jr. * Benning Peterson Mehtnani Cruz TEAM 0-3 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Penn Fairfield GAME 2 La Salle 75, at Penn 71 (2OT) Nov. 13, 2017 PHILADELPHIA After a back-andforth regulation, neither team could find separation in the first extra session as the largest lead in that period was two points. Penn grabbed the first lead in the second overtime period with two free throws from Max Rothschild the second coming after two La Salle lane violations nullified missed free throws by the junior before La Salle evened things up at Antonio Woods hit 1-of-2 free throws for a lead, Penn s last of the night as Amar Stukes took over for the Explorers. First he hit two free throws for a lead, then a floater in the lane after a Woods miss to give La Salle a three-point lead. The game stayed close, but the Explorers kept Penn at arm s length. The Quakers got as close as with five seconds left on a Caleb Wood trey, but Isiah Deas sealed the game with two foul shots. Two Quick Notes... It was Penn s first double-overtime game since the season, and its first in Big 5 play since February 9, 1983 (Temple). Junior Max Rothschild posted his second collegiate double-double; the first came during his freshman year. LA SALLE Johnson f Washington c Powell g Stukes g Phiri g Shuler Brookins Deas Sullivan TEAM 0-3 Totals PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Wood Goodman Scott Jones Simmons Dwyer TEAM 3-3 Totals By Half 1 2 ot1 ot2 - Final La Salle Penn GAME 3 at Penn 66, Navy 45 Nov. 15, 2017 PHILADELPHIA This game was decided early, as Penn scored the game s first five points and led 15-2 after just six minutes. Navy never got closer than 11 points after that, and the Quakers led by as many as 28 points in the first half en route to their biggest win in this series since Two Quick Notes... Navy s 45 points matched an opponent low in the Donahue era, and the four assists were also an opponent low. Senior Caleb Wood had his first doublefigure scoring game (13) since dropping 15 last year at Navy. NAVY Lacey f Wieck c Abdullah g Dulin g Anderson g Fox Cullen Pearson Reagan Antonelli Kiernan Davis Lewis A Loehr L Loehr Ogele Riemersma TEAM 2-3 Totals PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Silpe Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Kaminsky MacDonald Mijakowski Simmons Dwyer McManus TEAM 2-3 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Navy Penn

20 GAME RECAPS GAME 4 at Penn 99, PSU-Brandywine 40 Nov. 18, 2017 PHILADELPHIA Penn was never threatened at all in this game against USCAA member Brandywine. The Quakers hit their first four shots three of them from beyond the arc and five of six en route to a 14-3 lead. An 18-0 run made it 40-7, and it was at halftime. Two Quick Notes... The 59-point margin of victory was the largest in program history, surpassing a 51-point win over Columbia in Sophomore Kuba Mijakowski and Zack Kaminsky scored their first collegiate points. PSU-BRANDYWINE Brown f Coleman c Fisher g Winfield g Cook g Persaud Tindley Gallagher Beasley Lattanzi Staggs Lawrence Lester Smith Spencer TEAM 4-2 Totals PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Jerome Silpe Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Jones Kaminsky MacDonald Mijakowski Simmons Dwyer McManus TEAM 1-6 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Brandywine Penn GAME 5 Penn 93, N. Illinois 80 (GCS) Nov. 20, 2017 ESTERO, Fla. Penn scored the first eight points, held a 15-3 lead at the first media timeout, and extended it to 25-6 before the game was seven minutes old. The teams traded points for the rest of the half, and Penn took a lead into halftime. After going 11-of-30 (36.7 percent) in the first half, NIU were 19-of-32 (59.4 percent) in the second period. Bolstered by one particular stretch that saw Penn go cold, Northern used a 10-2 run to turn a Penn lead to a more precarious 11 points (60-49) with less than 12 minutes to play. Penn regrouped, however, as Ryan Betley and Wood sandwiched a pair of three-point baskets around a beautiful Betley feed that led to a Brodeur layup. That made the score 70-54, and the Quakers seems to regain their confidence. NIU got within 11 just one more time. Two Quick Notes... Penn shot 54.5 percent on three-pointers, a high in the Steve Donahue coaching era. Junior Max Rothschild set career highs in points (22), rebounds (12) and assists (5). NORTHERN ILLINOIS Thorpe * James * Thomas * German * Bradley * Daow McCarty Demogerontas Siu Henry-Hayes Zells Hamilton TEAM 2-2 Totals PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Simmons Dwyer TEAM 1-1 Totals By Half 1 2 Final NIU Penn GAME 6 Towson 79, Penn 71 (GCS) Nov. 21, 2017 ESTERO, Fla. Penn led by as much as 10 early, at The lead was still when Towson ripped off nine-straight points to take a lead. Eddie Scott briefly got the lead back for the Quakers, but Towson reeled off the next 10 points to make the score It was a 19-2 run overall. Penn regained its offensive form the rest of the half, primarily Ryan Betley. He scored the Quakers final eight points in the period to get the Red and Blue within four at the break, Towson never gave up its lead in the second half, although Penn did its best to get back in it. The Quakers were within one possession a handful of times, and even had offensive possessions where they could have tied, but never made it happen. The Red and Blue got as close as two points with 9:31 to play, but Towson scored 12 of the next 15 points. Two Quick Notes... The loss snapped a three-game win streak during which time Penn never trailed in any of the games. Sophomore Ryan Betley scored 25 points, three shy of his career high, and knocked down a season-best four treys. TOWSON Martin * Starr * Morsell * Keith II * Thomas * Ingram McNeil Morman Gorham Tunstall TEAM 2-3 Totals PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Dwyer TEAM 12-2 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Towson Penn

21 GAME RECAPS GAME 7 Penn 68, UMKC 65 (GCS) Nov. 22, 2017 ESTERO, Fla. Another blazing start, as Penn scored the game s first 10 points. UMKC woke up and scored 10 of the next 12 points to get within two, at At 15-13, Penn scored nine of the next 11 points en route to a lead at the half. Ryan Betley opened the secondhalf scoring with a free throw, but the Kangaroos scored the next seven points to make it a game and force a Penn timeout. It was still before Jackson Donahue back-to-back three-pointers. That lead expanded to with less than nine minutes, but UMKC reeled off 10 straight points over a span of 2:20 and the advantage was a precarious with more than six to play. At that point Donahue and Foreman made it 60-51, and the lead expanded to with 3:55 to play. UMKC mounted a furious rally, but a final trey to tie was off the mark. Two Quick Notes... Penn finished the Gulf Coast Showcase with a 2-1 record and took third place in the event. Sophomore AJ Brodeur earned alltournament honors after scoring in double figures in all three games in the tourney. PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Goodman TEAM 1-3 Totals UMKC Ross * McKissic * Giles * Robinson * Leek * Bishop Smith Jackson Ahmed Knar Dulley Nesbitt Jr TEAM 1-1 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Penn UMKC GAME 8 Penn 101, at Monmouth 96 (4OT) Nov. 25, 2017 WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. A true epic, as Penn gave up a 15-point second-half lead only to regain a late lead and then see Monmouth drain a running bank shot to force overtime. Penn had an open look to win it at the buzzer in the first OT, but Devon Goodman s three-point shot missed. The second OT ended on an Eddie Scott putback that sent the game to a third OT. The third overtime ended when Monmouth drained a contested trey at the buzzer, and the Hawks used that momentum to build a five-point lead to start the fourth extra session. However, Penn scored the final 10 points of the game to gain the road win. Two Quick Notes... It was Penn s second-ever 4OT game; the first took place on March 13, Freshman Eddie Scott recorded his first collegiate double-double (21 pts, 13 rbs) and went 8-of-8 from the field. PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Jones MacDonald Simmons Dwyer TEAM 2-5 Totals MONMOUTH Traore f Quinn f Hammond g Tilghman g Pillari, L g Salnave Sarr Martin Papas McClary Tillman Ibiezugbe TEAM 1-1 Totals By Half 1 2 ot1 ot2 ot3 ot4 Final Penn Monmouth GAME 9 #4/4 Villanova 90, Penn 62 Nov. 29, 2017 VILLANOVA, Pa. Penn held an 11-9 lead, but the Wildcats scored the next seven points on what eventually became a 20-5 run. Villanova started the game shooting 12 of 16 from the floor and knocked down its first three treys of the game. The Cats cooled off eventually, but Penn was unable to threaten the rest of the half. By the break, Villanova s lead was The teams matched points through the first 10 minutes of the second half, but an 11-2 burst that took a little more than three minutes was the knockout blow. It put the Wildcats up by Two Quick Notes... Penn fell to 0-4 in games against the No. 4 team in the AP national rankings. Sophomore AJ Brodeur led the Quakers in scoring for the first time this season, with 15 points. PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Siipe Donahue Wood Goodman Scott Jones MacDonald Simmons TEAM 2-2 Totals VILLANOVA Spellman f Brunson g Paschall g Booth g Bridges g Gillespie DiVincenzo Cosby-Roundtree Heck Samuels Leibig Delaney Kennedy Grace TEAM 0-2 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Penn Villanova

22 GAME RECAPS GAME 10 Penn 81, at Howard 68 Dec. 4, 2017 WASHINGTON, D.C. Penn shot poorly and were turnover-prone early. As a result, Howard led by as much as 11 points with a little more than four minutes to play in the first half. At that point, Caleb Wood drained a pair of treys around an Antonio Woods bucket for an 8-0 run. R.J. Cole got three back the old-fashioned way for the Bison, but the Red and Blue answered with 10 more in a row to lead at the half, The run extended into the second half, as the Quakers continued to pour it on especially from beyond the arc. Wood alone knocked down six treys and proved to be the catalyst to what was a blitz that pushed Penn s lead to 20, at Howard got within nine points on four occasions down the stretch, but Penn was able to keep the Bison at bay. Two Quick Notes... Penn had two unanswered double-figure scoring runs, 10-0 in the first half and 16-0 in the second half. Senior Caleb Wood had a career-high 26 points and knocked down six threepointers, one shy of a career best. PENN Brodeur f Rothschild c Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Scott Jones Simmons Dwyer TEAM 1-1 Totals HOWARD Tease * Cole * Hall * Williams * Jones * Mingo Cousins Foster Cotten Lewis Obindu TEAM 1-3 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Penn Howard GAME 11 Penn 73, at Lafayette 68 Dec. 6, 2017 EASTON, Pa. A 13-3 Quakers run, punctuated by two Sam Jones treys, turned a deficit into a lead. Penn never trailed again, and took a advantage into halftime. Lafayette s final charge came in the final three minutes. Penn s lead was 70-59, before the Leopards Justin Jaworski hit a trey. That set them off on a 9-0 run that was complemented by empty Penn possessions and missed free throws. With 20 seconds left the ball was inbounded to Ryan Betley, who was fouled immediately, and the sophomore calmly knocked down both shots to make it a two-possession game. Alex Petrie missed a trey attempt at the other end, and AJ Brodeur was fouled as he grabbed the rebound. He made one of the two free throws, and that set the final score as the Pards missed two final shots. Two Quick Notes... This was Penn s second win in a row over Lafayette, after losing the last four in the series to the Leopards before that. Sophomore AJ Brodeur scored Penn s first 10 points in the game and finished the night with 15. PENN Rothschild c Brodeur f Woods g Foreman g Betley g Donahue Wood Goodman Jones Simmons TEAM 2-1 Totals LAFAYETTE Klinewski f Jarrett f Zalys f Stafford g Jaworski g Stephens Petrie Stout Hastings Cherry TEAM 0-1 Totals By Half 1 2 Final Penn Lafayette

23 Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal Fouls Fairfield 33/36 39/ (8) 26-72/ / / / / / /47 (9) 14/13 9/16 3/5 6/5 21/22 LA SALLE 26/30 24/ (4) 25-74/ / / / / / /53 (13) 10/6 7/17 3/8 11/3 19/18 NAVY 43/16 23/ / / / / / / / /4 15/17 7/2 9/8 19/15 PSU BRANDYWINE 56/17 43/ / / / / / / / /6 8/16 3/0 9/2 11/17 Northern Illinois 49/32 44/ / / / / / / / /11 11/8 1/2 1/5 20/19 Towson 33/37 38/ (8) 28-59/ / / / / / / /14 14/10 1/4 4/6 24/18 UMKC 31/21 37/ / / / / / / / /10 18/14 2/0 5/6 17/24 Monmouth 45/31 19/ / / / / / / / /15 19/20 2/4 7/6 40/39 Villanova 28/46 34/ (28) 24-58/ / / / / / / /16 14/8 3/5 3/8 18/18 Howard University 32/28 49/ / / / / / / / /9 16/14 5/1 6/3 16/21 Lafayette 33/24 40/ / / / / / / /37-10/10 11/13 1/3 5/6 15/ Penn Men's Basketball Penn Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Dec 06, 2017) All games Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

24 Penn Men's Basketball Penn Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Dec 06, 2017) All games Opponent Date Score ROTHSCHILD WOODS,ANTO SILPE,JAKE FOREMAN,DA DONAHUE,JA WOOD,CALEB GOODMAN,DE at Fairfield 11/11/ L DNP LA SALLE 11/13/ L DNP DNP NAVY 11/15/ W PSU BRANDYWINE 11/18/ W vs Northern Illinois 11/20/ W DNP vs Towson 11/21/ L DNP vs UMKC 11/22/ W DNP at Monmouth 11/25/ W DNP at Villanova 11/29/ L at Howard University 12/04/ W DNP DNP at Lafayette 12/06/ W DNP Opponent Date Score SCOTT,EDDI JONES,SAM MACDONALD, BETLEY,RYA SIMMONS,JA BRODEUR,AJ DWYER,DAN at Fairfield 11/11/ L LA SALLE 11/13/ L DNP NAVY 11/15/ W DNP PSU BRANDYWINE 11/18/ W vs Northern Illinois 11/20/ W DNP DNP vs Towson 11/21/ L DNP DNP DNP vs UMKC 11/22/ W DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP at Monmouth 11/25/ W at Villanova 11/29/ L DNP at Howard University 12/04/ W DNP at Lafayette 12/06/ W DNP DNP DNP Opponent Date Score MCMANUS,CO at Fairfield 11/11/ L DNP LA SALLE 11/13/ L DNP NAVY 11/15/ W PSU BRANDYWINE 11/18/ W vs Northern Illinois 11/20/ W DNP vs Towson 11/21/ L vs UMKC 11/22/ W DNP at Monmouth 11/25/ W DNP at Villanova 11/29/ L DNP at Howard University 12/04/ W DNP at Lafayette 12/06/ W DNP 44

25 DID YOU KNOW... Penn entered the season tied for 19th on the NCAA Division I list of all-time winningest programs? The Quakers had 1,747 victories in program history at the start of the season. 1. Kentucky... 2, Kansas... 2, North Carolina... 2, Duke... 2, Temple... 1, Syracuse... 1, UCLA... 1, Notre Dame... 1, St. John s... 1, Louisville... 1, Indiana... 1, BYU... 1, Utah... 1, Arizona... 1, Illinois... 1, Cincinnati... 1, Texas... 1, WKU... 1, Penn... 1, Purdue... 1,747 Three former Penn players are currently Division I head coaches? They are Matt Langel (Colgate), Fran McCaffery (Iowa), and Andrew Toole (Robert Morris). From , Penn went overall, a.799 win percentage? The only schools with better win percentages during that decade were UCLA (273-27,.910) and Marquette (252-40,.863). UNC was fourth (.786), while Kentucky was fifth (.764). Penn s team holds a unique distinction in the annals of college basketball? That Quaker squad went 28-1 overall, losing in the NCAA Tournament East Regional final to Villanova. The Wildcats would later vacate the win due to the use of an ineligible player in the game. Thus, in the NCAA s eyes, Penn s record that year is 28-0 making them the only undefeated team in history to play in the NCAA Tournament but not win it. (There have been undefeated teams that did NOT play in the NCAA Tournament, most notably Kentucky in and N.C. State in ) Penn holds the second-longest conference winning streak in NCAA Division I history? The Quakers won 48 straight Ivy League games from , including three straight 14-0 seasons in , and The overall record for conference wins is held by UCLA, which won 50 straight Pac-10 games from Penn is the only team to defeat the University of North Carolina in an NCAA Tournament game played in the state of North Carolina? On March 11, 1979, the ninth-seeded Quakers defeated the top-seeded Tar Heels, 72-71, in an East Regional second-round game played at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh. (That day is known by fans on Tobacco Road as Black Sunday, as second-seeded Duke also lost at Reynolds, to St. John s.) UNC has played 33 other NCAA Tournament games in the state during its history, and won them all. Penn s team is considered that year s national champion? The Quakers went 20-0 during the regular season, clinching the EIL title with a four-overtime win over Princeton (still the most OTs played in program history). Penn then met the Western champion, the University of Chicago, in a best-of-three series to determine the national champion. The Quakers lost the first game in Chicago, 28-24, but rebounded to win Game 2 in Philadelphia, The rubber game was played in Princeton, N.J., with Penn coming out on top, Later, the Quakers were awarded the Helms Foundation National Championship. Penn s home court, The Palestra, has hosted 48 NCAA Tournament games? The first were the East Regional in the tournament s first year, The most recent took place in 1984, when Penn hosted an opening-round tripleheader. Penn is the most recent Ivy League team to reach the Final Four; the Quakers did it in When Koko Archibong took the floor for Nigeria at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, he became the first Penn basketball player to play in the Olympics? The 2003 graduate was joined in London by fellow Quaker Susan Francia, a two-time Gold Medalwinning rower for the United States. Penn was a part of arguably the most famous Final Four in history? The Quakers joined Magic Johnson s Michigan State team and Larry Bird s Indiana State team in Provo, Utah, that year. Penn was beaten by the Spartans in the semifinal round. The fourth team in that Final Four? DePaul, which beat Penn in OT in a consolation game. Hall of Fame coach Chuck Daly was once the head coach at Penn? Before he won a pair of NBA titles as head coach of the Detroit Pistons in 1989 and 1990, and before he headed up the Dream Team at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Daly spent six years at the Quaker helm, going (including a Ivy League mark) and winning four Ivy titles. Penn can count among its alums the Executive Director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC), Jim Haney? He graduated in 1971 and earned the Bus McDonald Award (Most Inspirational Player) as a senior. The Quakers were (38-4 Ivy, 9-3 Big 5) during Haney s career, including a staggering 53-3 (28-0 Ivy, Big 5) his last two years. 25

26 Penn Basketball TV/Radio Roster MAX ROTHSCHILD Jr. / F / 6-8 / 225 Chicago, Ill. RAY JEROME So. / G / 6-2 / 185 Latham, N.Y. ANTONIO WOODS Jr. / G / 6-1 / 195 Cherry Hill, N.J. JAKE SILPE Jr. / G / 6-2 / 185 Cherry Hill, N.J DARNELL FOREMAN Sr. / G / 6-1 / 170 Camden, N.J. JACKSON DONAHUE Jr. / G / 6-0 / 185 Pawcatuck, Conn. CALEB WOOD Sr. / G / 6-4 / 180 Reno, Nev. TYLER HAMILTON Jr. / G / 6-4 / 210 Atlanta, Ga. DEVON GOODMAN So. / G / 6-0 / 160 Laverock, Pa EDDIE SCOTT Fr. / G / 6-6 / 195 Bowie, Md. SAM JONES Sr. / F / 6-7 / 185 Gilbert, Ariz. ZACK KAMINSKY So. / F / 6-6 / 205 Atlanta, Ga. MATT MACDONALD Sr. / G / 6-5 / 200 Eggertsville, N.Y. RYAN BETLEY So. / G / 6-5 / 185 Downingtown, Pa. KUBA MIJAKOWSKI So. / F / 6-7 / 230 Warsaw, Poland JELANI WILLIAMS Fr. / G / 6-5 / 195 Washington, D.C. JARROD SIMMONS Fr. / F / 6-8 / 215 Crescent, Pa. AJ BRODEUR So. / F / 6-8 / 220 Arlington Heights, Ill. MARK JACKSON Fr. / C / 7-3 / 250 Salt Lake City, Utah DAN DWYER Sr. / F / 6-8 / 220 River Forest, Ill. 44 COLLIN MCMANUS Jr. / C / 6-10 / 240 Bedford, N.H. STEVE DONAHUE John R. Rockwell Head Coach NAT GRAHAM Assistant Coach IRA BOWMAN Assistant Coach JOE MIHALICH Assistant Coach