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1 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE BASKETBALL #2 Villanova (29-4, 14-4) vs. #5 Providence College (21-12, 10-8) Game #34 Saturday, March 10, 2018 BIG EAST Tournament Madison Square Garden New York, N.Y. 6:30 p.m SCHEDULE & RESULTS OCTOBER 25 Wed. vs. UConn (exh) Uncasville, Conn. Fox Sports Go W, Sat. CARLETON UNIV. exhibition) L, NOVEMBER 4 Sat. BARUCH COLLEGE (exhibition) W, Fri. HOUSTON BAPTIST # FSN/YurView W, Mon. #14/#15 MINNESOTA $ FS1 L, Thur. vs. Washington # at MSG ESPN2 W, Fri. vs. Saint Louis # at MSG ESPN2 W, Wed. BELMONT # FS1 W, Sat. BOSTON COLLEGE FS1 W, Wed. RIDER FSN/YurView W, DECEMBER 2 Sat. at Rhode Island CBS Sports Net L, Wed. BROWN FS2 W, OT 9 Sat. at Massachusetts NESN L, Sun. STONY BROOK FS1 W, Wed. vs. Houston ^ ESPNU L, Fri. SACRED HEART FS1 W, Thur. at St. John s * FSN/YurView W, Sun. at #25/#23 Creighton* FS1 L, JANUARY 3 Wed. MARQUETTE* CBS Sports Net L, OT 6 Sat. #5/#4 XAVIER* FOX W, Fri. at DePaul* FS1 W, Mon. BUTLER* FS1 W, Sat. CREIGHTON* CBS Sports Net W, Tue. at #1/#1 Villanova* FS1 L, Wed. at Seton Hall* FS1 L, FEBRUARY 3 Sat. at Marquette* FS1 W, Tue. GEORGETOWN* FS1 W, Sat. DePAUL* FSN/YurView L, Wed. #3/#2 VILLANOVA* FS1 W, Sat. at Butler* FOX L, Wed. SETON HALL* FSN/YurView L, Sat. at Georgetown* CBS Sports Net W, Wed. at #3/#4 Xavier* FS1 L, MARCH 3 Sat. ST. JOHN S* FSN/YurView W, Thurs vs. Creighton Big East Quarters FS1 W, OT 9 Fri. vs. #3/#2 Xavier Big East Semis FS1 W, OT 10 Sat. vs. #2/#3 Villanova Big East Champ FOX 6:30 p.m. ALL GAMES ARE EASTERN TIME AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE # - 2K Classic $ - Gavitt Tipoff Games ^ -Holiday Showcase At Mohegan Sun * - BIG EAST Game HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS BROADCAST INFORMATION Television Broadcast: FOX Gus Johnson (play-by-play), Jim Jackson (analyst), Lisa Byington (sidline) Radio Broadcast: WEEI FM John Rooke (play-by-play) & Joe Hassett (analyst) Internet Broadcast: Friars.com (live audio broadcast) GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Providence, R.I Founded: 1917 Enrollment: 3,989 President: Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P. Assoc. VP/Athletic Director: Robert G. Driscoll, Jr. Conference: BIG EAST Home Arena: Dunkin Donuts Center (12,410) 1st Yr of Basketball: (90 seasons) All-Time Record: 1, (.599) Years in NCAA Tournament: 19 Times (last) Years in NIT: 19 Times (last) Head Coach: Ed Cooley (Stonehill 94) Career Record: /12th Season Record at Providence: (64-62)/7th Season Assistant Coach: Jeff Battle Assistant Coach: Brian Blaney Assistant Coach: Ivan Thomas Coordinator of Basketball Operations: Kevin Kurbec Associate Director Player Development: Nikola Knezevic Associate AD for Media Relations: Arthur Parks Office Phone: (401) Cell Phone: (401) aparks@providence.edu Website: Facebook: Facebook.com/FriarFaithful PROBABLE STARTERS STATS 5 Rodney Bullock 14.2/5.9 F SR Hampton, Va./Kecoughtan HS '13 11 Alpha Diallo 12.7/6.5 G SO New York, N.Y./Brewster Academy Kalif Young 4.4/4.2 F SO Vaughan, Ontario/Orangeville Prep Jalen Lindsey 9.1/3.6 G SR Murfreesboro, Tenn./Huntington Prep '14 24 Kyron Cartwright 11.6/5.7 apg G SR Compton, Calif./Compton HS'14 OFF THE BENCH STATS 0 Nate Watson 6.9/2.0 C FR Arlington, Va./Bishop O'Connell HS'17 1 Makai Ashton-Langford 4.3/1.7 apg G FR Worcester, Mass/Brewster Academy '16 4 Maliek White 5.2/1.1 G SO Richmond, Va./George Wythe High School Andrew Fonts 0.3/0.0 G FR Portsmouth, R.I./Portsmouth Abbey School '17 15 Emmitt Holt --/-- F SR Webster, N.Y./Indian Hills Community College Drew Edwards 2.1/1.5 G SO Perry Hall, Md./Calvert Hall '15 33 Dajour Dickens 2.0/1.0 C FR Hampton, Va./Bethel High School '17 34 Tom Planek 0.3/0.3 F SR Oak Park, Ill./Fenwick HS '14 44 Isaiah Jackson 7.7/4.4 G JR Gainesville, Fla./The Villages Charter School '14 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kyron Cartwright - Ky - Rin PROVIDENCE COLLEGE ROSTER Friars Looking To Capture Third BIG EAST Title: In the Friars' 39-year history at the BIG EAST Tournament, the team has captured the BIG EAST Championship title twice and In the first appearance, the Friars defeated Georgetown, 74-64, on March 13, 1994 in the title game. In 2014, Providence earned a win over Creighton in the Championship game. Providence vs. Villanova: The Friars have posted a mark all-time versus the Wildcats. The Friars are at home, on the road and 1-10 on neutral courts all-time against Villanova. The two teams first met on February 15, 1926 with the Friars earning a win in Providence. In the first meeting this season between the two teams, Villanova defeated the Friars, 89-69, on January 23 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. In the second meeting this season, the Friars earned a win on February 14 in Providence. Scouting The Wildcats: No. 2/3 Villanova has posted an 29-4 mark overall and a 14 record in BIG EAST action. The Wildcats were picked first in the Preseason BIG EAST Coaches' Poll. In the team's most recent game, Villanova earned an win over Butler on March 9. The Wildcats are led in scoring by junior guard Jalen Brunson. He is averaging 19.0 points per game. Brunson, the Preseason BIG EAST Player of the Year, also is leading the team in assists (4.7 apg). Redshirt freshman Omari Spellman is leading the team in rebounding (7.8 rpg). He ranks fifth on the team in scoring (10.9 ppg).

2 All-Time BIG EAST Tournament REGULAR SEASON BIG EAST TOURNAMENT TOURNAMENT PROVIDENCE RECORD PROVIDENCE OPPONENT SITE (7th) PC 44 Vs. (2nd) St. John s 48 Providence Civic Center (8th) PC 67 Vs. (1st) BOSTON COLLEGE 65 Carrier Dome PC 49 Vs. (4th) Villanova (OT) (7th) PC 48 Vs. (2nd) Georgetown 62 Hartford Civic Center (8th) PC 64 Vs. (9th) Seton Hall 73 Madison Square Garden (8th) PC 59 Vs. (9th) SETON HALL 55 Madison Square Garden PC 50 Vs. (1st) Georgetown (8th) PC 77 Vs. (9th) SETON HALL (OT) 75 Madison Square Garden PC 62 Vs. (1st) St. John s (5th) PC 63 Vs. (4th) Villanova 75 Madison Square Garden (4th) PC 80 Vs. (5th) ST. JOHN S 51 Madison Square Garden PC 66 Vs. (1st) Georgetown (8th) PC 62 Vs. (9th) Connecticut 75 Madison Square Garden (6th) PC 76 Vs. (3rd) Syracuse 79 Madison Square Garden (6th) PC 77 Vs. (3rd) Georgetown 78 Madison Square Garden (7th) PC 72 Vs. (2nd) ST. JOHN S 64 Madison Square Garden PC 55 Vs. (6th) Georgetown (9th) PC 68 Vs. (8th) Boston College 78 Madison Square Garden (5th) PC 73 Vs. (4th) CONNECTICUT 55 Madison Square Garden PC 60 Vs. (1st) Seton Hall (4th) PC 77 Vs. (5th) VILLANOVA 66 Madison Square Garden PC 69 Vs. (1st) CONNECTICUT 67 PC 74 Vs. (6th) GEORGETOWN (6th) PC 71 Vs. (3rd) SYRACUSE 69 ot Madison Square Garden PC 75 Vs. (2nd) Villanova (6th) PC 80 Vs. (11th) St. John s 72 Madison Square Garden PC 68 Vs. (3rd) Villanova (4th) PC 77 Vs. (13th) RUTGERS 56 Madison Square Garden PC 76 Vs. (5th) WEST VIRGINIA 69 PC 63 Vs. (1st) Villanova (8th) PC 72 Vs. (9th) NOTRE DAME 55 Madison Square Garden PC 55 Vs. (1st) Connecticut (7th) PC 66 Vs. (10th) Georgetown 68 Madison Square Garden (12th) PC 65 Vs. (5th) Seton Hall 85 Madison Square Garden (2nd) PC 54 Vs. (3rd) Syracuse 55 Madison Square Garden (6th) PC 67 Vs. (3rd) Georgetown 68 Madison Square Garden (3rd) PC 73 Vs. (6th) WEST VIRGINIA 50 Madison Square Garden PC 59 Vs. (2nd) Pittsburgh (3rd) PC 66 Vs. (11th) Villanova 69 Madison Square Garden (9th) PC 59 Vs. (8th) West Virginia 82 Madison Square Garden (10th) PC 79 Vs. (7th) West Virginia 92 Madison Square Garden (12th) PC 53 Vs. (5th) West Virginia 58 Madison Square Garden (8th) PC 83 Vs (16th) DEPAUL 74 Madison Square Garden PC 55 Vs. (1st) Louisville (15th) PC 106 Vs. (10th) Seton Hall 109 Madison Square Garden (14th) PC 66 Vs. (11th) Marquette 87 Madison Square Garden (15th) PC 47 Vs. (10th) Seton Hall 79 Madison Square Garden (8th) PC 44 Vs. (9th) Cincinnati 61 Madison Square Garden (4th) PC 79 Vs. (5th) ST. JOHN'S 74 Madison Square Garden PC 80 Vs. (8th) SETON HALL 74 Madison Square Garden PC 65 Vs. (2nd) CREIGHTON 58 Madison Square Garden (4th) PC 74 Vs. (5th) ST. JOHN'S 57 Madison Square Garden PC 61 Vs. (1st) Villanova 63 Madison Square Garden (4th) PC 74 Vs. (5th) BUTLER 60 Madison Square Garden PC 68 Vs. (1st) Villanova 76 Madison Square Garden (3rd) PC 58 Vs. (6th) Creighton 70 Madison Square Garden (5th) PC 72 Vs. (4th) CREIGHTON (OT) 68 Madison Square Garden PC 75 Vs. (1st) XAVIER (OT) 72 Madison Square Garden PC Vs (2nd) Villanova Madison Square Garden PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

3 PROVIDENCE Vs. LEAGUE TEAMS IN THE BIG EAST TOURNAMENT (23-34,.404) Boston College (1-1) Butler (1-0) Cincinnati (0-1) Connecticut (2-2) Creighton (2-1) DePaul (1-0) Georgetown (1-7) Louisville (0-1) Marquette (0-1) Notre Dame (1-0) Pittsburgh (0-1) Rutgers (1-0) St. John s (5-2) Seton Hall (3-5) Syracuse (1-2) Villanova (1-8) West Virginia (2-3) Xavier (1-0) FRIARS ON ALL-BIG EAST TEAMS First Team (16) Ben Bentil 2016 Kris Dunn, 2015 & 2016 LaDontae Henton, 2015 Bryce Cotton, 2013 & 2014 Marshon Brooks, 2011 Herbert Hill, 2007 Ryan Gomes, 2004 & 2005 Jamel Thomas, 1999 Austin Croshere, 1997 Eric Williams, 1995 Eric Murdock, 1991 Billy Donovan, 1987 Otis Thorpe, 1984 Second Team (11) Kyron Cartwright, 2017 Rodney Bullock, 2017 Kadeem Batts, 2014 Ryan Gomes, 2003 John Linehan, 2001 & 2002 Donnie McGrath, 2006 Jamel Thomas, 1998 Michael Smith, 1993 & 1994 Carlton Screen, 1990 Third Team (9) Vincent Council, 2012 Derrick Brown, 1997 Austin Croshere, 1996 Marquis Bragg, 1992 Michael Smith, 1992 Marty Conlon, 1990 Eric Murdock, 1989 Steve Wright, 1988 Billy Donovan, 1986 Honorable Mention (3) Jamine Peterson, 2010 Kadeem Batts, 2013 Kyron Cartwright, 2018 Rookie Team (13) Nate Watson, 2018 LaDontae Henton, 2012 Vincent Council, 2009 Sharaud Curry, 2006 Geoff McDermott, 2006 Donnie McGrath, 2003 Ryan Gomes, 2002 God Shammgod, 1996 Michael Brown, 1993 Michael Smith, 1992 Eric Murdock, 1988 Otis Thorpe, 1981 Ricky Tucker, 1980 Defensive Player of the Year Kris Dunn, 2015 & 2016 John Linehan, 2001 & 2002 Most Improved Player Kyron Cartwright, 2017 Ben Bentil, 2016 Kadeem Batts, 2013 Herbert Hill, 2007 FRIARS ON BIG EAST ALL-TOURNEY TEAM Kris Dunn, 2016 Bryce Cotton, 2014 (Dave Gavitt Trophy -Tourn. MOP) LaDontae Henton, 2014 Austin Croshere, 1995 Michael Smith, 1994 (Dave Gavitt Trophy -Tourn. MOP) LaDontae Henton, 2014 Dickey Simpkins, 1994, 1993 Eric Murdock, 1991 Billy Donovan, PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS FRIARS VS. SEEDS IN THE BIG EAST TOURNAMENT vs. #1: (3-9) vs. #2: (2-3) vs. #3: (1-6) vs. #4: (1-2) vs. #5: (7-2) vs. #6: (1-2) vs. #7: (0-0) vs. #8: (1-2) vs. #9: (3-3) vs. #10: (0-2) vs. #11: (1-3) vs. #12: (0-0) vs. #13 (1-0) vs. #14 (0-0) vs. #15 (0-0) vs. #16 (1-0) All-Time BIG EAST Tournament PROVIDENCE COLLEGE COACHES RECORDS IN BIG EAST TOURNAMENT Gary Walters Joe Mullaney Rick Pitino Gordon Chiesa Rick Barnes Pete Gillen Tim Welsh Keno Davis Ed Cooley 2012-Present 7-5 FRIAR REGULAR SEASON FINISHES ( ) First - 0 Second - 1 (2001#) Third - 3 (2003#, 2004, 2017*) Fourth - 6 (1987*, 1993, 1994*, 1997, 2014, 2015, 2016) Fifth - 5 (1986, 1989*, 1990* 2018) Sixth - 4 (1995*, 1996, 1999*, 2002#) Seventh - 5 (1980, 1982*, 1983, 1991*, 2009*) Eighth - 6 (1981, 1984*, 1985, 1988, 1998, 2013) Ninth - 2 (1992, 2005) Tenth - 1 (2007) Twelfth - 2 (2000, 2008*) Thirteenth - 1 (2006) Fourteenth - 1 (2011) Fifteenth - 2 (2010, 2012) * TIES, # East Division FRIAR REGULAR SEASON FINISHES ( ) Seventh (Seven Teams) Eighth (Eight Teams) Seventh* (Eight Teams) Eighth (Nine Teams) Seventh * (Nine Teams) Eighth (Nine Teams) Fifth (Nine Teams) Fourth * (Nine Teams) Eighth (Nine Teams) Fifth * (Nine Teams) Fifth * (Nine Teams) Seventh * (Nine Teams) Ninth (10 Teams) Fourth (10 Teams) Fourth * (10 Teams) Sixth * (10 Teams) Sixth (13 Teams) Fourth (13 Teams) Eighth (13 Teams) Sixth* (13 Teams) Twelfth (13 Teams) Second# (14 Teams/2 Divisions) Sixth# (14 Teams/2 Divisions) Third# (14 Teams/2 Divisions) Third (14 Teams) Ninth (12 Teams) Thirteenth * (16 Teams) Tenth (16 Teams) Twelth * (16 Teams) Seventh * (16 Teams) Fifteenth (16 Teams) Fourteenth (16 Teams) Fifteenth (16 Teams) Eighth* (14 Teams) Fourth (10 Teams) Fourth (10 Teams) Fourth (10 Teams) Third * (10 Teams) Third * (10 Teams) #East Division, *Tied

4 TEAM SUPERLATIVES POINTS Most: vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 109 by Seton Hall Fewest: 44 vs. St. John s , vs. Cincinnati Opponent: 48 by St. John s High Half: 67 vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 55 by Seton Hall Low Half: 17 vs. Villanova , Syracuse Opponent: 17 by Creighton FIELD GOALS Most: 37 - vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 36 by Seton Hall Most Attempts: 79 vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 70 by Syracuse Best Percentage:.558 (29-52) vs. Connecticut Opponent:.609 (28-46) by Seton Hall Low Percentage:.241 (7-29) vs. Syracuse Opponent:.278 (15-54) vs. Rutgers High Half:.625 (15-24) vs. Rutgers Opponent:.895 (17-19) by Georgetown Low Half:.250 (8-32) vs. Georgetown Opponent:.231 (6-26) by St. John s THREE POINT FIELD GOALS Most: 13 - vs. Marquette Opponent: 17 by West Virginia Most Attempts: 30 vs. Marquette Opponent: 31 Twice Best Percentage:.625 (10-16) vs. West Virginia Opponent:.571 (4-7) by Boston College Low Percentage:.000 (0-7) vs. Seton Hall Opponent:.000 (0-9) by St. John s * FREE THROWS Most: 38 vs. Georgetown Opponent: 34 by Boston College Most Attempts: 52 vs. Georgetown Opponent: 47 by Boston College Best Percentage: (9-9) vs. West Virginia Opponent: (8-8) by Villanova Low Percentage:.338 (3-8) vs. Butler Opponent:.421 (8-19) by Georgetown MISCELLANEOUS Most Rebounds: 49 vs. Seton Hall vs. St. John's Opponent: 48 by St. John s Most Assists: 25 vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 23 by Twice Most Steals: 19 vs. Georgetown Opponent: 18 by Seton Hall Most Blocks: 6 vs. Butler Opponent: 10 by Georgetown Most Turnovers: 26 vs. Louisville Opponent: 27 by Georgetown Fewest Turnovers: 5 vs. Georgetown Opponent: 7 by Seton Hall All-Time BIG EAST Tournament INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES POINTS Most: 38 Ben Bentil vs. Butler Jamine Peterson vs. Seton Hall Half: 26 Billy Donovan vs. St. John s * Opponent: 32 Andre McCloud (Seton Hall) FIELD GOALS Most: 16 Ben Bentil vs. Butler Opponent: 13 Andre McCloud (Seton Hall) Most Attempts: 26 Jamine Peterson vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 24 by Will Walker (DePaul) Best Percentage:.909 (10-11) Rob Phelps vs. Connecticut Opponent:.857 (6-7) by Perry MacDonald (Georgetown) THREE POINT FIELD GOALS Most: 5 Ben Bentil vs. Butler Donnie McGrath vs. Pittsburgh Sheiku Kabba vs. Villanova Sharaud Curry vs. DePaul Opponent: 6 Will Walker Most Attempts: 10 Erik Murdock vs. Georgetown Opponent: 13 Will Walker Best Percentage: (3-3) Rob Phelps vs. Connecticut Opponent: (4-4) Seton Hall FREE THROWS Most: 11 Rich Hunger vs. Boston College Opponent: 13 Shelton Jones (St. John s) Jason Lawson (Villanova) Most Attempts: 13 Hunger vs. Boston College Opponent: 17 Shelton Jones (St. John s) Best Percentage: (9-9) Derrick Brown vs. Villanova (6-6) Weyinmi Efejuku vs. Louisville (5-5) Ryan Gomes vs. West Virginia Opponent: (8-8) - Four times MISCELLANEOUS Most Rebounds: 20 Otis Thorpe vs. Seton Hall Opponent: 15 - Damone Brown (Syracuse) Most Assists: 11 - Three times Opponent: 13 - Jordan Theodore (Seton Hall) Most Steals: 7 Eric Murdock vs. St. John s * 7 John Linehan vs. Georgetown * Opponent: 7 Chris Mullin (St. John s) Most Blocks: 4 Austin Croshere vs. West Virginia Opponent: 6 Dikembe Mutombo (Georgetown) Most Turnovers: 8 - Three times Opponent: 7 Mark Bryant (Seton Hall) Kevin Braswell (Georgetown) Mike Sweetney (Georgetown) PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

5 Game Notes Friars Reach BIG EAST Finals For Third Time History Of BIG EAST: With the Friars' overtime win over No. 3/2 Xavier in the BIG EAST Semifinals, the Friars secured their third trip to the BIG EAST Championship game all-time. In 1994, the Friars defeated Georgetown (74-64) to win the team's first BIG EAST title. In 2014, Providence captured its second BIG EAST Tournament title with a victory over Creighton. Friars Win Back To Back BIG EAST Tournament Games In Overtime: Providence became just the second team in BIG EAST Tournament history to win back-to-back overtime games. Syracuse won a quarterfinal game and a semifinal game in OT in How The Friars Got Here: Providence was picked fourth in the Preseason BIG EAST Coaches' Poll. The Friars finished tied for third with Seton Hall and Creighton. Seton Hall held the tiebreaker with the two other teams to earn the No. 3 seed. Creighton held the tiebreaker over the Friars with a 3-1 record in the mini conference of the three teams, making the Bluejays the four seed and the Friars the five seed. The Friars advanced to the BIG EAST Semifinals with a win over Creighton in the Quarterfinals. PC then earned a overtime win over No. 3/2 Xavier to advance to Saturday's Championship game. Friars All-Time At Madison Square Garden: The Friars have posted a mark all-time at Madison Square Garden. The Friars have won two NIT Titles (1961 and 1963) and two BIG EAST titles (1994 and 2014) at the world's most famous arena. Providence is 4-0 this season at Madison Square Garden with wins over Washington (77-70) and Saint Louis (90-63) to capture the 2K Classic on November The Friars also have posted a overtime victory against Creighton in the BIG EAST Tournament Quarterfinals on March 8 and a overtime win over No. 3/2 Xavier in the Semifinals on March 9. Friars As The No. 5 Seed In The BIG EAST Tournament: The Friars entered the BIG EAST Tournament as the No. 5 seed for the fourth time in their history and first time since The other three appearances as the No. 5 seed were in 1986, 1989 and Providence has posted a 2-3 record all-time versus No. 2 seeds in the BIG EAST Tournament and a 1-8 mark all-time versus Villanova in the league tourney. Friars Post Fifth Consecutive 20-Win Season: With the team's win over Creighton in the BIG EAST Quarterfinals, the Friars earned their 20th victory on the season, which marked the squad's fifth consecutive season with 20 or more wins. The last time the Friars registered five consecutive 20-win seasons was to The Friar record for consecutive seasons with 20 or more wins is nine, which was established from to Friars And Villanova Only Teams Above.500 Last Four Years And Have Earned Byes: Providence and Villanova are the only two teams in the BIG EAST to have finished above.500 in conference play each of the last five years. The Friars have been 10-8 (2014, 2016, 2017 and 2018) and 11-7 (2015) in those five years. In addition, Providence and Villanova are the only two teams that have earned a bye in the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament each of the last five years. Friars Looking To Make Fifth Consecutive NCAA Tournament Appearance For The First Time Ever: This season, the Friars are looking to make their fifth consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament. Friars have never made five consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. In 2017, the Friars made their fourth consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. The team advanced to the NCAA Tournament in each of the previous four seasons (2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017). Watson Named To BIG EAST All-Rookie Team And Carwright Named BIG EAST Honorable Mention: It was announced on Sunday, March 4 that freshman center Nate Watson (Arlington, Va.) was named to the BIG EAST All-Rookie Team and senior guard Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) earned All-BIG EAST Honorable Mention accolades. Watson becomes the first Friar named to the league's All-Rookie Team since LaDontae Henton earned the honor in Watson is averaging 6.9 points per game and 2.0 rebounds per game. For the second consecutive season, Cartwright has led the BIG EAST in assists in overall (5.7 apg) and conference play (5.7 apg). He also is averaging 11.6 ppg and 2.9 rpg. Friars Reach Nine BIG EAST Wins For Sixth Consecutive Season: With the team's win at Georgetown on February 24, the Friars recorded their ninth BIG EAST win of the season. The win ensured that the Friars would finish.500 or better in league play for the sixth consecutive season. Since the BIG EAST was founded in , it marks the first time Providence has ever posted six consecutive seasons at.500 or better in league play. The Friars also have registered 10 or more BIG EAST wins in each of the last five seasons. Friars Register 19 Or More Wins For Sixth Consecutive Season: With the Friars' win over St. John's on March 3, Providence posted its 19th win of the season. It marked the sixth consecutive season that the team has registered 19 or more wins. Cooley And Friars Chasing Sixth Consecutive Post-Season Bid: The Friars are looking to make their sixth consecutive post-season tournament this season in Ed Cooley's seventh year as a head coach of the Friars. If the Friars are able to advance to the post sea PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

6 son for the sixth consecutive time, it will mark the first time the Friars reached the post season six straight times since Dave Gavitt's Friars accomplished the feat from to (eight consecutive seasons). In , Cooley brought the Friars to their fifth straight post-season appearance for the first time since When Cooley was hired in 2011, the Friars had finished under.500 in six of the 10 previous seasons and had been to just one NCAA Tournament (2004) in that 10-year span. In 2017, the Friars made their fifth consecutive post season appearance, including their fourth straight NCAA Tournament berth. In his second season as the Friars' coach, Cooley led the Friars to the 2013 NIT Quarterfinals. In 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017, Cooley guided the team to the NCAA Tournament. Friars All-Time Versus Top-25 Teams: The Friars have posted a (.309) mark alltime versus top-25 teams, including a 3-3 record this season. The Friars were defeated by No. 14/15 Minnesota, on November 13. The team suffered an loss at No. 25/23 Creighton on December 31. On January 6, the Friars earned an win over No. 5/4 Xavier. On January 23, the Friars were defeated at No. 1/1 Villanova. On February 14, the Friars earned a win over No. 3/2 Villanova in Providence. On February 28, the Friars were defeated at No. 3/4 Xavier, On March 9, the Friars earned a win over No. 3/2 Xavier in the BIG EAST Semifinals. Cartwright Continues Trend Of Friars Leading BIG EAST In Assists: Senior guard Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) leads the BIG EAST in assists in overall (5.7 apg) and conference play (5.8 apg). It marks the sixth time in the last seven years that a Friar has led the BIG EAST in assists. Last year ( ), he finished the season leading the league in assists in conference play to mark the fifth time in the last six seasons that a Friar has led the BIG EAST in assists in conference play. The other four Friars that have led the league in assists over that six-year span were Kris Dunn in 2015 (7.7 apg), Bryce Cotton in 2014 (6.1 apg), and Vincent Council in 2013 and 2012 (7.2 apg and 8.0 apg). Other Friars who have led the league in assists in conference play are God Shammgod in 1997 (6.8 apg), Abdul Abdullah in 1994 (7.3 apg) and Ricky Tucker in 1983 (6.3 apg). Cartwright Surpasses 600 Career Assists: Senior guard Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) has recorded 173 assists in 30 games this season for the Friars. He has registered 631 assists in his career at Providence. Cartwright is just the third player in Friar history to register 600 career assists. He ranks third all-time in assists at Providence (trails Vincent Council 725 assists and Ernie DiGregorio 662 assists). Only six other players in the 91-year history of Friar basketball have recorded 500 or more assists. Vincent Council '13 holds the all-time Friar record with 725 assists. Game Notes Providence BIG EAST Honors Player Date. Honor Rodney Bullock Oct. 18 Preseason ALL-BIG EAST 2nd Team Kyron Cartwright Oct. 18 Preseason ALL-BIG EAST 2nd Team Kyron Cartwright Nov. 20 BIG EAST Honor Rolll Rodney Bullock Nov. 27 BIG EAST Honor Rolll Rodney Bullock Dec. 26 BIG EAST Honor Roll Kyron Cartwright Jan.8 BIG EAST Honor Roll Alpha Diallo, Jan. 15 BIG EAST Honor Roll Kyron Cartwright Jan. 23 BIG EAST Honor Roll Alpha Diallo Feb. 5 BIG EAST Honor Roll Kyron Cartwright Feb. 26 BIG EAST Honor Roll Kyron Cartwright March 4 BIG EAST Honorable Mention Nate Watson March 4 BIG EAST All-Rookie Team Providence Double-Doubles Player Opp. Stats K. Cartwright Houston Bapt.- 11/10 10 pts, 10 ast. A. Diallo Rider- 11/29 13 pts, 11 rbs. K. Cartwright St. John's- 12/28 21 pts, 15 ast A. Diallo St. John's- 12/28 16 pts, 12 rbs R. Bullock Creighton- 12/31 15 pts, 10 rbs K. Cartwright Butler- 1/15 18 pts, 11 ast A. Diallo Creighton-1/20 21 pts, 10 rbs A. Diallo Seton Hall-1/31 25 pts, 10 rbs A. Diallo Georgetown-2/6 11 pts, 12 rbs J. Lindsey Creighton-3/8 11 pts, 10 rbs Total Double-Doubles (10) Cartwright (3), Diallo (5), Bullock (1), Lindsey 20-Point Performances In Player Opponent/Date Points Bullock Boston College/Nov Bullock Rider/Nov Bullock Brown/Dec Bullock Houston/Dec Bullock Sacred Heart/Dec Bullock St. John's/Dec Cartwright St. John's/Dec Watson Creighton/Dec Cartwright Marquette/Jan Diallo Creighton/Jan Cartwright Creighton/Jan Diallo Seton Hall/Jan Cartwright Seton Hall/Feb Friars Dealing With Injuries: The Friars have been dealing with a number of injuries this season. Senior forward Emmitt Holt (Webster, N.Y.) is out for the season with an abdominal issue. He has not played for the Friars this season. Freshman center Dajour Dickens (Hampton, Va.) injured his back and has missed the last 29 games. Senior guard Jalen Lindsey (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) did not play versus DePaul on February 10 as he had a head injury. Sophomore guard Maliek White (Richmond, Va.) injured his leg in a win over Brown on December 6. White missed 10 games and returned to action on January 20 versus Creighton. Sophomore guard Alpha Diallo (New York, N.Y.) injured his ankle in the victory against Brown on December 6. He returned to action versus St. John's on December 28. He missed three games. Senior guard Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) injured his ankle in the Friars' win over Stony Brook on December 17. He did not play in PC's game versus Sacred Heart on Dec. 22. He also returned to action against St. John's on December 28. He reinjured his ankle at Creighton on December 31. Senior Rodney Bullock (Hampton, Va.) missed the Friars' game versus Marquette on January 3 with the flu. Starting Lineups: Due to the number of injuries this season, the Friars have used nine different starting lineups through 33 games. The eight starting lineups are the most used in one season in Head Coach Ed Cooley's seven seasons at Providence. Diallo First On The Team In Scoring In BIG EAST Action: Sophomore guard Alpha Diallo (New York, N.Y.) ranks first on the team in scoring (13.4) and first in rebounding (7.2) in Big East play and is second on the team in scoring (12.7 ppg) and first in rebounding (6.5 rpg) in overall action. He has recorded a team-best five double-doubles this season. Friars Have Earned Three Wins Over Top 5 Teams In One Season: For the first time in the history of program, the Friars have earned three wins in one season over top-5 teams. On January 6, the Friars earned an win over No. 5/4 Xavier at the Dunkin' PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

7 Donuts Center. It marked the first win at home for the Friars versus a top-5 ranked team since February 24, 2009 when they knocked off No. 1 Pittsburgh. It also was the Friars' first win over a top-5 squad overall since they won at No. 4 Villanova, 82-76, in OT on January 24, On February 14, the Friars defeated No. 3/2 Villanova, 76-71, in Providence. It marked the highest ranked opponent the Friars had defeated since beating No. 1 Pittsburgh in With wins over No. 5/4 Xavier and No. 3/2 Villanova it marked just the second time in the history of Friar basketball and the first time since 1990 that Providence defeated two top-5 teams in the same season. On March 9, Providence earned a overtime victory over No. 3/2 Xavier in the BIG EAST Semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Cartwright Scores 1,000 Career Points: Senior guard Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) scored his 1,000th career point in the Friars' loss to Seton Hall on February 21. Cartwright has scored 1,070 points in 134 career games. He ranks 42nd all-time in scoring at Providence. Cartwright Notches 15 Assists At St. John's: In the Friars' win at St. John s Carnesecca Arena on December 28, senior Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) had 21 points and 15 assists. Cartwright's 15 assists is the second highest single-game total for a Friar in a BIG EAST game, as it was just one shy of Carlton Screen's mark of 16 which was set versus Syracuse on January 20, It also is tied for the fifth highest single-game total ever by a Friar. He has recorded 10 or more assists in a game nine times in his career. Bullock Reaches 1000 Career Points: Senior forward Rodney Bullock (Hampton, Va.) scored 20 points in the Friars' win over Boston College on November 25. With his 20-point effort versus the Eagles, he became the 48th Friar all-time to score 1,000 or more career points. He is tied with LaDontae Henton '15 for 19th place all-time at PC on the fastest to 1,000 points list. Bullock accomplished the feat in 74 career games. He has recorded 1,372 career points in his three seasons of action. He ranks 22nd all-time in scoring at Providence. Friars Nail 16 Threes At St. John's: The Providence men s basketball team opened BIG EAST play in style defeating St. John s, 94-72, at Carnesecca Arena on December 28. The Friars finished the game from behind the three-point arc, which is tied for second as a single game high for the Friars, just one three off the team mark of 17 (occurred twice). Friars Capture 2K Classic: Providence won all four of its games of the 2K Classic. Providence captured the 2K with an victory over Houston Baptist on November 10, a win over Washington on November 16 at Madison Square Garden and a victory in the championship game over Saint Louis, 90-63, on November 17 at MSG. In its fourth game of the Classic, Providence defeated Belmont, 66-65, on November 22 at the Dunkin' Donuts Center. The Friars have posted a (.608) mark all-time in season tournaments, including a mark under Ed Cooley. Last season, the Friars posted a 3-1 record in the Emerald Coast Classic in Destin, Fla. The team lost to Virginia (63-52) in the championship game. Cartwright And Bullock Earn 2K Classic Tournament Honors: Seniors Kyron Cartwright (Compton, Calif.) and Rodney Bullock (Hampton, Va.) each earned tournament honors as they helped the Friars capture the 2K Classic with a victory over Saint Louis on November 17. Cartwright was named MVP of the 2K Classic after averaging 9.5 ppg and 6.5 assists in wins over Washington and Saint Louis. Bullock was named to the All-Tournament team after averaging 16.0 points and 6.0 rebounds in the two wins. Friars Reach Championship Game For Fifth Consecutive Year: On November 17, the Friars defeated Saint Louis, 90-63, in the 2K Classic Championship game. It marked the fifth consecutive season that the Friars reached the championship game of their in-season tournament. In 2013, the Friars were defeated by Maryland (56-52) in the championship game of the Paradise Jam in St. Thomas, USVI. In 2014, the Friars defeated Notre Dame (75-74) to capture the Hall of Fame Game Notes VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY PC trails Home: 25-20; Away: 13-31; Neutral: 1-10 DATE SITE PC OPP W-L R.I. Auditorium R.I. Auditorium Villanova, PA Villanova, PA Villanova, PA Palestra. 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Garden $ Providence, RI Providence, RI Villanova, PA (OT) Providence, RI Villanova, PA Villanova, PA Providence, RI Villanova, PA Providence, RI Villanova, PA Providence, RI Providence, RI Villanova, PA Madison Sq. Garden $ Providence, RI (OT) Villanova, PA Providence, RI Providence, RI Providence, RI Villanova, PA Villanova, PA Providence, RI Villanova, PA Providence, RI Villanova, PA Villanova, PA Providence, RI (2OT) Providence, RI Villanova, PA Madison Sq. Garden $ Philadelphia, PA (OT) Providence, RI Madison Sq. Garden $ Philadelphia, PA Providence, RI Philadelphia, PA Providence, RI *ECAC Quaker City Classic #NCAA Tournament Tipoff in Uncasville, Conn. In 2015, the Friars were defeated by Michigan State (77-64) in the championship game of the Wooden Legacy in Anaheim, Calif. In 2006, the Friars were defeated by No. 7/6 Virginia, 63-52, the championship game in the Emerald Coast Classic at Destin, Fla PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

8 Game Notes Four New Friars Set To Join Team As A Highly Ranked Recruiting Class For : Men s basketball coach Ed Cooley announced on November 9 that student-athletes David Duke (Providence, R.I.), A.J. Reeves (Roxbury, Mass.), Jimmy Nichols (Conway, S.C.), and Kris Monroe (Raleigh, N.C.) each signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Providence College beginning in the fall of The four student-athletes formulate a highly anticipated Friar recruiting class, which is ranked in the top-30 by ESPN.com (No. 30), Rivals.com (No. 13), and 247sports.com (No. 11). Duke, a 6-foot-5-inch, 175-pound guard attends Cushing Academy in Ashburnham, Mass., where he is coached by James Cormier. As a junior, Duke averaged 16.0 points per game. While at Cushing, Duke became one of the more highly coveted recruits in the country. Duke played AAU basketball for Mass Rivals. A Providence native, Duke is rated as a four-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals.com, and 247sports.com. ESPN.com (No. 54), Rivals (No. 37), and 247sports (No. 61) all have Duke as a top-100 national recruit. He is ranked as the sixth best point guard in the nation by 247sports.com and ESPN.com ranks him as the eighth best point guard in the class of Reeves, a 6-foot-6-inch, 195-pound shooting guard attends Brimmer and May out of Chestnut Hill, Mass., where he is coached by Tom Nelson. He played AAU basketball for Mass Rivals. Reeves shot 45.7 percent from behind the three-point line this past spring on the Adidas Gauntlet Circuit. Reeves is rated as a four-star recruit by every major recruiting site including No. 45 overall by Rivals. ESPN.com (No. 53) and 247sports.com (No. 56) also have Reeves ranked as a top-60 recruit. He is ranked as the No. 8 shooting guard in the nation by ESPN.com and 247sports.com. Nichols, a 6-foot-9-inch, 200-pound forward attends Conway High School in Conway, S.C. While playing for Head Coach Michael Hopkins, Nichols averaged 16.0 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a junior. He was voted a Class 5A All-Star by South Carolina state basketball coaches and played for the Gardner Road AAU team. Nichols is a three-star recruit by 247sports.com and Rivals.com and ranked as the No. 4 recruit (247sports) out of South Carolina. Monroe, a 6-foot-7-inch, 220-pound forward attends St. David s School in Raleigh, N.C. Monroe had a big junior season playing under Head Coach Will Coley, averaging 18.8 points, 8.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 2.1 steals per game. Monroe played for the Team Wall AAU program. He is ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals.com, and 247sports. com. Monroe is ranked as the No. 16 recruit in North Carolina by ESPN. Friars 53-2 In Non-Conference Action At The Dunk Under Ed Cooley: The Friars have posted a 53-2 mark in seven seasons under Ed Cooley in non-conference home games at the Dunkin' Donuts Center. Cooley Earned Win No. 100 With PC: The Friars' win over Creighton on March 2, 2016 was Ed Cooley's 100th victory as a Friar head coach. He joined Joe Mullaney ( ), Dave Gavitt (209-84), Al McClellan (147-65), Tim Welsh ( ) and Rick Barnes (108-76) as PC coaches who have 100 or more wins. He has a mark in seven seasons as the Friars head coach. Providence College Building Ruane Friar Development Center: It was announced on December 15 that a new gift from former Providence College Board of Trustees Chair Michael A. Ruane 71 & 13 Hon. and his wife, Elizabeth Ruane, would enable Providence College to begin construction of the Ruane Friar Development Center, a new multi-purpose facility that will significantly enhance Friar athletics, student services, and College community life. The College began construction of Phase I of the project which will include a new two-story structure attached to Alumni Hall in June That facility will include a basketball practice facility (with two courts), men's basketball offices, a strength and conditioning complex, a locker room, and a dinning room. Friars In Overtime: The Friars have posted a 3-1 mark in overtime games this season. The team defeated Brown, 77-72, in overtime in Providence on December 6. On January 3, Providence was defeated at home, in overtime by Marquette. On March 8, the Friars earned a victory overtime win over Creighton in the BIG EAST Quarterfinals. On March 9, Providence earned a overtime win against No. 3/2 Xavier in the BIG EAST Semifinals. The Friars have registered a mark all-time in overtime games. "DG" Patch On Friar Uniforms: In memory of former Friar Head Coach Dave Gavitt the Friars have worn a "DG" patch on their uniforms since the seaon. Gavitt led PC and Eastern basketball into the modern age. In 10 seasons as the head coach of the Friars, Gavitt led PC to 209 wins, including eight consecutive 20-win seasons, five NCAA appearances, three NIT appearances and five New England Coach of the Year honors. He led the Friars to 23 wins over Top-20 teams. His 1973 team made it to Final Four. In 1971, Gavitt was named Director of Athletics at PC, a position he held until 1982 when he resigned to be the director of the BIG EAST Conference. He also was named Head Coach of the 1980 USA Olympic basketball team. He was elected to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Providence College Basketball: The campaign marks the 91st season of basketball at Providence College. Since the program started in , Providence has posted a 1, mark, good for a.600 winning percentage. The Friars have made the NCAA Tournament 19 times and the National Invitation Tournament on 19 occasions PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

9 Stats Providence Men's Basketball Providence College Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 09, 2018) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE 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 05 BULLOCK, Rodney DIALLO, Alpha CARTWRIGHT, Kyron LINDSEY, Jalen JACKSON, Isaiah WATSON, Nate WHITE, Maliek YOUNG, Kalif ASHTON-LANGFORD, EDWARDS, Drew DICKENS, Dajour PLANEK, Tom FONTS, Andrew Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS PC 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 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Providence College Opponents PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS Date Opponent Score Att. 11/10/17 HOUSTON BAPTIST W /13/17 MINNESOTA L /16/17 vs WASHINGTON W /17/17 vs SAINT LOUIS W /22/17 BELMONT W /25/17 BOSTON COLLEGE W /29/17 RIDER W /2/17 at Rhode Island L /6/17 BROWN Wot /9/17 at Massachusetts L /17/17 STONY BROOK W /20/17 vs Houston L /22/17 SACRED HEART W * 12/28/17 at St. John's W * at Creighton L * 1/3/18 MARQUETTELot * 1/6/18 XAVIER W * 1/12/18 at DePaul W * 1/15/18 BUTLER W * 1/20/18 CREIGHTON W * 01/23/18 at Villanova L * 01/31/18 at Seton Hall L * 2/3/18 at Marquette W * 2/6/18 GEORGETOWN W * 2/10/18 DEPAUL L * 2/14/18 VILLANOVA W * 2/17/18 at BUTLER L * 2/21/18 SETON HALL L * 02/24/18 at Georgetown W * 02/28/18 at Xavier L * 03/03/18 ST. JOHN'S W /8/18 vs Creighton Wot /9/18 vs Xavier Wot

10 BIG EAST Stats Providence Men's Basketball Providence College Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 03, 2018) Conference games only RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE 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 11 DIALLO, Alpha CARTWRIGHT, Kyron BULLOCK, Rodney JACKSON, Isaiah LINDSEY, Jalen WATSON, Nate WHITE, Maliek YOUNG, Kalif ASHTON-LANGFORD, EDWARDS, Drew PLANEK, Tom FONTS, Andrew Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS PC 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. * 12/28/17 at St. John's W * at Creighton L * 1/3/18 MARQUETTELot * 1/6/18 XAVIER W * 1/12/18 at DePaul W * 1/15/18 BUTLER W * 1/20/18 CREIGHTON W * 01/23/18 at Villanova L * 01/31/18 at Seton Hall L * 2/3/18 at Marquette W * 2/6/18 GEORGETOWN W * 2/10/18 DEPAUL L * 2/14/18 VILLANOVA W * 2/17/18 at BUTLER L * 2/21/18 SETON HALL L * 02/24/18 at Georgetown W * 02/28/18 at Xavier L * 03/03/18 ST. JOHN'S W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Providence College Opponents PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

11 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE WINS AND LOSSES FRIARS RECORD WHEN... Providence shoots 50% or better from the floor Providence shoots less than 50% from the floor Providence holds opponent to 49% or less from the floor Providence opponent shoots 50% or better from the floor Providence outrebounds opponent Opponent outrebounds Providence Rebounds are tied Providence makes 40% of three point tries Providence makes less than 40% of three point tries Providence scores less than 60 points Providence scores 60 or more points Providence scores 70 or more points Providence scores 80 or more points Opponent held to less than 60 points Opponent scores 60 or more points Opponent scores 70 or more points Opponent scores 80 or more points FRIARS WHEN AHEAD, TIED AND TRAILING IN WHEN AHEAD WHEN TIED WHEN TRAILING Halftime Minutes Left Minutes Left STARTING LINEUPS RECORDS: Bullock, Jackson, Young, Cartwright, Diallo: 4-2 Bullock, Lindsey, Young, Cartwright, Diallo: 10-6 Bullock, Lindsey, Young, Ashton-Langford, Diallo: 1-0 Bullock, Lindsey, Young, Ashton-Langford, Cartwright: 0-1 Watson, Lindsey, Bullock, Cartwright, Jackson: 1-0 Bullock, Ashton-Langford, Watson, Jackson, Lindsey: 2-0 Watson, Bullock, Diallo, Lindsey, Cartwright: 2-1 Watson, Diallo, Cartwright, Lindsey, Jackson: 2-0 Bullock, Diallo, Lindsey, White, Cartwright: 1-0 RECORDS AS STARTERS IN : Bullock: Cartwright: Young: 15-9 Jackson: 6-4 Diallo: Lindsey: Ashton-Langford: 2-2 Watson: 5-3 White: 1-0 GAMES LOST - INJURY/ILLNESS (78) IN : Holt 33; Dickens 29; Lindsey 2; White 10, Diallo 3, Cartwright 1, Bullock 1 GAMES PC PLAYERS LED IN : Scoring: Bullock 3, Cartwright 2, Watson 1, Lindsey 1, Diallo Wins & Losses PC By The Numbers OVERALL RECORD: 14-8 LAST FIVE GAMES: 4-1 LAST TEN GAMES: 6-4 HOME: 13-4 ROAD: 4-7 NEUTRAL: 4-1 OVERTIME GAMES: 3-1 BIG EAST RECORD: 10-8 BIG EAST HOME: 6-3 BIG EAST AWAY: 4-5 LONGEST WIN STREAK: 6 LONGEST BIG EAST WIN STREAK: 4 LONGEST HOME WIN STREAK: 6 LONGEST BIG EAST HOME WIN STREAK: 4 LONGEST BIG EAST ROAD WIN STREAK: 1 LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 2 WHEN LEADING AT HALFTIME: 12-2 HOME: 9-2 AWAY: 1-1 NEUTRAL: 2-0 WHEN TRAILING AT HALFTIME: 9-8 HOME: 4-1 AWAY: 3-6 NEUTRAL: 2-1 WHEN TIED AT HALFTIME: 0-0 HOME: 0-0 AWAY: 0-0 NEUTRAL: RECORD BY THE DAY: Record on Monday 1-1 Record on Tuesday 1-1 Record on Wednesday 4-5 Record on Thursday 3-0 Record on Friday 5-0 Record on Saturday 6-4 Record on Sunday 1-1 RECORD BY THE MONTH: November 6-1 December 4-4 January 4-3 February 4-4 March 2-0 BY CONFERENCE: ACC 1-0 American 0-1 America East 1-0 Atlantic Big East 12-8 Big Ten 0-1 Ivy League 1-0 MAAC 1-0 NEC 1-0 Ohio Valley 1-0 Pac Southland 1-0 Rebounding: Bullock 6, Diallo 7, Young 1, Jackson 1, Lindsey 1 DOUBLE/DOUBLES: Cartwright 3, Diallo 5, Bullock 1, Lindsey 1 TRIPLE/DOUBLES: 20-POINT GAMES: Bullock 6, Cartwright 4, Watson, Diallo 2 30-POINT GAMES: Bullock 1 FRIARS MARGIN DIFFERENTIAL Lost Won PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS

12 Providence Basketball Radio & TV Roster TV/Radio Quick Identification 1 0 Nate Watson FR Arlington, Va. 11 Makai Ashton-Langford FR Worcester, Mass. 13 Alpha Diallo SO New York, N.Y Kalif Young Emmitt Holt SO JR. 6-7 Webster,Ontario N.Y. Vaughan, 33 5 Maliek White SO Richmond, Va Rodney Bullock SR Hampton, Va. Andrew Fonts FR Portsmouth, R.I Emmitt Holt Jalen Lindsey SR. 240 JR Webster, N.Y. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 34 Jalen Lindsey SR Murfreesboro, Tenn. Kyron Cartwright SR Compton, Calif. 44 Drew Edwards SO Perry Hall, Md. Dajour Dickens FR Hampton, Va. Tom Planek SR Isaiah Jackson JR Ed Cooley Head Coach Jeff Battle Assistant Coach Brian Blaney Assistant Coach Ivan Thomas Assistant Coach Kevin Kurbec Nikola Knezevic PROVIDENCE COLLEGE FRIARS Oak Park, Ill. Gainesville, Fla. 25 Coordinator of Basketball Operations Associate Director of Player Development/ Video Operations