GAME NO. 6: CLEMSON (4-1) vs. PURDUE (2-3)

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1 GAME NO. 6: CLEMSON (4-1) vs. PURDUE (2-3) SCHEDULE Date Opponent Result/TV Time/Score Nov. 12 Presbyterian College W Nov. 16 at Furman W Nov. 22 # vs. Gonzaga L Nov. 23 # vs. UTEP W Nov. 25 # vs. Marist W Nov. 28 ^ Purdue ESPNU 7:15 Dec. 2 at South Carolina ESPNU 12:00 Dec. 8 Arizona ESPN2 8:00 Dec. 15 Florida A&M 7:00 Dec. 19 at Coastal Carolina ESPN3 7:00 Dec. 23 SC State 2:00 Jan. 1 The Citadel 4:00 Jan. 5 * Florida State RSN 4:00 Jan. 8 * at Duke ESPNU 7:00 Jan. 12 * Virginia ACCN 12:00 Jan. 15 * Wake Forest ESPNU 7:00 Jan. 20 * at NC State ESPNU 6:00 Jan. 24 * at Florida State ACCN 8:00 Jan. 27 * Virginia Tech ACCN 1:00 Jan. 29 * Georgia Tech RSN 7:00 Feb. 2 * at Boston College ACCN 12:00 Feb. 7 * at Virginia ESPN/2 7:00 Feb. 10 * NC State ACCN 1:00 Feb. 14 * at Georgia Tech RSN 7:00 Feb. 17 * Miami (FL) ESPNU 6:00 Feb. 23 * at Maryland ESPN2 12:00 Feb. 28 * North Carolina ESPN/2 7:00 Mar. 2 * at Virginia Tech RSN 8:00 Mar. 5 * Boston College RSN 7:00 Mar. 9 * at Miami (FL) ACCN 2:30 Mar ACC Tournament (Greensboro, NC) TBA Note: Home games in Bold; all times are Eastern and PM; # - Old Spice Classic (Orlando, FL); ^ - ACC/Big Ten Challenge; * - ACC regular season game SPORTS INFORMATION Media Contacts Assistant AD/SID: Tim Bourret (Notre Dame 77) Associate SID/Men s Basketball: Philip Sikes (Clemson 02) Contact Information SID Office Phone: (864) SID Fax Machine: (864) Sikes Office: (864) Sikes Cell: (864) Sikes philips@clemson.edu Bourret Office: (864) Bourret Cell: (864) Bourret btimoth@clemson.edu Press Row: (864) Mailing Addresses SID Office Address: P.O. Box 31 Clemson, SC Overnight Mailing: Jervey Athletic Center 100 Perimeter Road Clemson, SC Ticket Information Athletic Ticket Office: CLEMSON Web Site: ClemsonTigers.com GAME SETUP Site: Littlejohn Coliseum (10,000) Date: Wednesday, November 28, 2012 City: Clemson, SC Time: 7:17 PM Radio: Clemson Tiger Sports Properties (Pete Yanity - play-by-play; Tim Bourret - color) TV: ESPNU (Adam Amin - play-by-play, Bob Valvano - color) Web: ESPN3 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY 12 Rod Hall So. G 0 Terone Johnson Jr. (5.8 PPG, 4.4 APG) (11.0 PPG, 2.3 RPG) 1 T.J. Sapp So. G 1 Anthony Johnson So. (3.2 PPG, 1.4 RPG) (8.6 PPG, 4.4 RPG) 32 K.J. McDaniels So. F 21 D.J. Byrd Sr. (10.4 PPG, 4.6 RPG) (10.8 PPG, 3.8 RPG) 24 Milton Jennings Sr. F 34 Jacob Lawson So. (10.8 PPG, 5.6 RPG) (3.6 PPG, 3.0 RPG) 31 Devin Booker Sr. C/F 20 A.J. Hammons Fr. (10.4 PPG, 7.4 RPG) (8.8 PPG, 5.4 RPG) Clemson and Purdue will meet for the fifth time in series history Wednesday, and the third time in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. The Tigers are 3-1 versus the Boilermakers and 1-1 in the challenge. Clemson is 9-4 all-time in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and is the only school in either conference to have five road wins under its belt. Clemson carries a 4-1 overall record into Wednesday s game and is coming off two wins in three chances in the Old Spice Classic. The Tigers lost to No. 16 Gonzaga 57-49, but rebounded with wins over UTEP (69-48) and Marist (59-44) in Orlando, FL. Purdue enters Wednesday s tilt with a 2-3 record. The Boilermakers have not played since Nov. 21, when they knocked off UNC Wilmington one of Brad Brownell s former schools by a score of Wednesday s game will be the first ever meeting between Clemson Head Coach Brad Brownell and Purdue Head Coach Matt Painter. Both are regarded as two of the top Xs and Os coaches in the game. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS QUICK FACTS MEET THE COACHES Clemson Head Coach: Brad Brownell (DePauw 91) Overall: (.649, 11th season) at Clemson: (.600, 3rd season) vs. Purdue: 0-0 Associate Head Coach: Mike Winiecki Assistant Coaches: Earl Grant, Steve Smith Director of Operations: Dick Bender Purdue Head Coach: Matt Painter (Purdue 94) Overall: (.688, 10th Season) at Purdue: (.669, 9th Season) Assistant Coaches: Jack Owens, Micah Shrewsberry, Greg Gary SID for Basketball: Cory Walton SID cdwalton@purdue.edu Web Site: PurdueSports.com SERIES NOTES Overall: Clemson leads 3-1 at Clemson: Clemson leads 2-0 at Littlejohn: Clemson leads 2-0 at Purdue: Tied 1-1 at Neutral: None played First Meeting: Clemson won, 72-66, in Last Meeting: Clemson won, 61-58, in Streak: Clemson won the last meeting Brownell is a native of Evansville, IN and his wife, Paula, graduated from Purdue University. Clemson has held three opponents to less than 50 points this season, and is now 16-1 under Brownell under that scenario. Clemson s only loss was to Virginia, 49-47, in Brownell s first season, Clemson has held each of its first five opponents to less than 60 points. That is the longest streak for the Tiger program since the season, when Rick Barnes final team went five straight between Dec. 17 and Dec. 30. Milton Jennings was named to the Old Spice Classic All- Tournament Team and scored a season-high 18 points in Clemson s win over UTEP. Devin Booker posted his first double-double of the season in the Marist win with 15 points and 13 rebounds. His rebound figure was a personal high since collecting 13 at home against Duke on Jan. 15, Adonis Filer scored double figures in all three tournament games in Orlando. The freshman guard scored 24 of his 30 points in the second halves of the three games. vs. 1

2 Clemson Men s Basketball Media Roster #1 T.J. Sapp G So. Fort Lauderdale, FL #2 Carson Fields G So. Pewee Valley, KY #3 Adonis Filer G Fr. Chicago, IL #5 Jaron Blossomgame F Fr. Alpharetta, GA #12 Rod Hall G So. Augusta, GA #15 Devin Coleman G So. Philadelphia, PA #20 Jordan Roper G Fr. Columbia, SC #21 Damarcus Harrison G So. Greenwood, SC #22 Bernard Sullivan F So. Gastonia, NC #24 Milton Jennings F Sr. Summerville, SC #31 Devin Booker F/C Sr. Whitmire, SC #32 K.J. McDaniels F So. Birmingham, AL #33 Josh Smith F Fr. Charlotte, NC #35 Landry Nnoko C Fr. Yaounde, Cameroon Brad Brownell Head Coach 3rd Season at Clemson Mike Winiecki Associate Head Coach 3rd Season at Clemson Earl Grant Assistant Coach 3rd Season at Clemson Steve Smith Assistant Coach 1st Season at Clemson Dick Bender Director of Operations 3rd Season at Clemson Darric Honnold Strength & Conditioning Coach 2nd Season at Clemson 2

3 CLEMSON vs. PURDUE HEAD COACH BRAD BROWNELL Named the 21st men s basketball head coach in Clemson history on April 13, Is coaching his 11th season in Division I, having previously coached four years each at UNC Wilmington and Wright State. Set Clemson records for total wins (22) and ACC wins (9) by a first-year head coach in Led Clemson to first NCAA Tournament win in 14 years when the Tigers topped UAB in the first round in All 10 of his teams have ranked in the top 50 of the NCAA in scoring defense, including his first team at Clemson that led the ACC and was 24th nationally in scoring defense (61.4). Clemson s scoring defense (60.6) was the program s best since Has taken three different teams to NCAA Tournaments, one of only a few select coaches in the country to accomplish the feat. Took the UNC Wilmington program to a school-record 25 wins in his final season with the school, Named Colonial Athletic Association Coach of the Year in 2003 and He coached CAA Player of the Year Brett Blizzard in , his first season as a Division I head coach. Took over Wright State in and guided the school to a record 23 wins in his first season and an NCAA Tournament bid. Named NABC District 10 Coach of the Year in 2007 and Horizon League Coach of the Year in Began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Evansville in , helping that program to an NCAA berth. Served as an assistant coach to Jerry Wainwright at UNC Wilmington from In his final season as assistant coach, the Seahawks upset Southern Cal in overtime in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Played Division III ball at DePauw University in Greencastle, IN. He and his wife, Paula, have two daughters, Abby (14) and Kate (12). Brownell Year by Year as Head Coach Year School Record Postseason UNC Wilmington 24-7 NCAA, 1st rd UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington 25-8 NCAA, 1st rd Wright State NCAA, 1st rd Wright State Wright State Wright State Clemson NCAA, 2nd rd Clemson Clemson 4-1 Totals 11th season (.649) Clemson vs. Purdue Series History Wednesday s game will be the fifth in the series between Clemson and Purdue, with the Tigers holding a 3-1 lead. This will be the third meeting between the two in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, with the two splitting a pair on their respective home courts. Purdue won the 2003 game, 76-64, while 18thranked Clemson won in 2007, The first two games between the two schools went into overtime, with Clemson winning both games. The Tigers won in and in Clemson forced 38 turnovers by Purdue in the game, still the second-highest figure by a Tiger opponent on record. The Tigers blocked 11 shots in the win, including four apiece by Trevor Booker and Raymond Sykes. Clemson guard K.C. Rivers had a double-double with 18 points and 12 rebounds in the win. A common link from the game was Rick Ray, assistant coach for Purdue at the time. He later coached for two seasons under Brad Brownell at Clemson ( ). Scouting the Boilermakers Purdue enters Wednesday s game with a 2-3 overall record and has not played a game since beating UNC Wilmington - one of Brad Brownell s former teams on Nov. 21. Purdue s losses have come to Bucknell, Villanova and Oregon State. The Boilermakers have struggled from long range, connecting on just 26 percent of their three-point shots. But, Purdue s defense has been outstanding. The Boilermakers are holding opponents to 38 percent shooting overall, 30 percent from three. Purdue also owns a strong +7.8 margin in the rebounding column. The Boilers top player so far this year has been Terone Johnson, a guard averaging 11 points per game. In 111 minutes, he only has three turnovers and is shooting 50 percent from long distance. D.J. Byrd, a senior, also averages double figures at 10.8 per contest. Purdue is coached by Matt Painter, who has a stout record in his ninth season leading his alma mater. Game No. 5 Review... Clemson Controls Paint in Triumph Over Marist Clemson used a 22-4 run in the second half to pull away from a pesky Marist team in the fifth place game of the Old Spice Classic at HP Field House on Nov. 25. The win improved the Tigers to 4-1 on the season and 2-1 for the event. Clemson, who improved to 11-0 all-time against teams from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, were led by senior center Devin Booker, who posted 15 points and 13 rebounds. Adonis Filer added 10 points and eight rebounds, while Milton Jennings added nine and K.J. McDaniels eight for Clemson. The Tigers shot 47 percent for the game, but 57 percent NUMERICAL ROSTER in the second half. Clemson shot just 2-for-9 from three after recording the tournament record for a single game with a.750 accuracy in the second round against UTEP, but it mattered little. The Red Foxes shot just 34 percent for the game. Both teams struggled to shoot the ball early in the opening half of play. Marist made just one of its first 15 field goal attempts, but was able to keep it close as the Tigers shot just 4-for-14 through two timeout breaks. Milton Jennings broke a nearly five-minute drought with a three at the 9:10 mark to give the Tigers their biggest lead at The lead grew to double figures for the first time at 17-6 after McDaniels took a steal the length of the court for his second dunk of the game. Drew Price quickly countered with a 5-0 run of his own, first on a three and then a dunk after a McDaniels turnover. Marist pulled to within one at halftime, 22-21, after Clemson yielded a 15-5 run to end the half. The Tigers shot just 36 percent in the opening frame and were victimized by six turnovers. Marist wasted no time in taking its first lead of the game on a three by Isaiah Morton on its opening possession to start the second half. The Red Foxes scored the game s first seven points of the half, prompting a quick timeout by Brownell. The Tigers answered with an 8-0 run of its own, culminating with a shot from the left block by Booker. The run extended to 20-4 after a Filer putback and rainbow three from Harrison off a semi-break. Clemson pushed its lead to after Filer scored another basket and followed with a full-court pass to a streaking Booker, who flushed it home for his 13th point of the game. A three from Devin Price ended a lengthy Clemson run to make it 50-37, but Rod Hall responded on the other end with a nifty finger roll in the paint. The Tigers closed the game with a third slam from Booker on an alley-oop from Florida native T.J. Sapp. Quick Notes on the Old Spice Classic Clemson went 2-1 in its first trip to Orlando for the event, falling to Gonzaga (57-49) before defeating UTEP (69-48) and Marist (59-44). Milton Jennings was named to the All-Tournament Team after averaging 11 points and 5.3 rebounds per game. Jennings scored a season-high 18 points in the win over UTEP and made a career-best four from outside the arc. K.J. McDaniels also averaged 11 points per game in the event, which included a career-high 17-point outing against UTEP. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Brad Brownell... BROW-nehl Landry Nnoko...NOH-koh Mike Winiecki...wih-NEH-kee # Name Pos Hgt Wgt Cl. Exp Hometown High School/Previous School 1 T.J. Sapp G So. 1VL Fort Lauderdale, FL Northeast HS 2 Carson Fields G So. 1VL Pewee Valley, KY South Oldham HS 3 Adonis Filer G Fr. HS Chicago, IL Notre Dame Prep (MA) 5 Jaron Blossomgame F Fr. HS Alpharetta, GA Chattahoochee HS 12 Rod Hall G So. 1VL Augusta, GA Lucy C. Laney HS 15 Devin Coleman G So. 1VL Philadelphia, PA Friends Central HS 20 Jordan Roper G Fr. HS Columbia, SC Irmo HS 21 Damarcus Harrison G So. TR Greenwood, SC BYU 22 Bernard Sullivan F So. 1VL Gastonia, NC Davidson Day School 24 Milton Jennings F Sr. 3VL Summerville, SC Pinewood Prep 31 Devin Booker F/C Sr. 3VL Whitmire, SC Union HS 32 K.J. McDaniels F Fr. 1VL Birmingham, AL Central Park Christian HS 33 Josh Smith F Fr. HS Charlotte, NC Olympic HS 35 Landry Nnoko C Fr. HS Yaounde, Cameroon Montverde Academy (FL) 3

4 CLEMSON vs. PURDUE ACC STANDINGS Team Overall ACC Duke Virginia Tech North Carolina Clemson Florida State Georgia Tech Maryland NC State Miami Virginia Wake Forest Boston College UPCOMING ACC SCHEDULE Tuesday, November 27 Minnesota at Florida State ESPN2 7:15 Iowa at Virginia Tech ESPNU 7:15 NC State at Michigan ESPN 7:30 Maryland at Northwestern ESPN2 9:15 Nebraska at Wake Forest ESPNU 9:15 North Carolina at Indiana ESPN 9:30 Wednesday, November 28 Virginia at Wisconsin ESPN2 7:00 Purdue at Clemson ESPNU 7:15 Michigan State at Miami ESPN 7:30 Georgia Tech at Illinois ESPN2 9:00 Boston College at Penn State ESPNU 9:15 Ohio State at Duke ESPN 9:30 Saturday, December 1 Delaware at Duke RSN 2:00 Miami at Massachusetts CBSSN 2:00 Oklahoma State at Virginia Tech ESPNU 2:00 Green Bay at Virginia RSN 4:00 UAB at North Carolina ESPNU 6:00 Wake Forest at Richmond 6:00 NATIONAL POLLS Week #3 (November 26) AP Team ESPN/USA 1. Indiana 1 2. Duke 2 3. Michigan 3 4. Ohio State 4 5. Louisville 6 6. Syracuse 5 7. Florida 7 8. Kentucky 8 9. Arizona Kansas Creighton Gonzaga Michigan State North Carolina Oklahoma State Missouri Cincinnati NC State Colorado Georgetown Minnesota NR 22. Illinois San Diego State UNLV New Mexico 23 NR. UCLA 24 Adonis Filer reached double figures in all three games, scoring eight of his 10 points in the second half of all three. Clemson held Gonzaga 37 points below its season scoring average entering the first round game. Gonzaga went on to win the event. Clemson s.750 three-point percentage vs. UTEP (12-for-16) was an Old Spice Classic single-game record. Clemson 9-4 All-Time in ACC/Big Ten Challenge With the win over Iowa last season, Clemson moved to 9-4 all-time in ACC/Big Ten Challenge games. The Tigers record is one of the best in the history of the event. The Tigers won five straight in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, including three on the road, from Clemson won at Penn State (2005), Minnesota (2006) and Illinois (2008), and knocked off Ohio State (2004) and Purdue (2007) at home during that span. Clemson has now won four straight challenge games on the road, the first team in the history of the event to accomplish the feat. The Tigers have five overall road wins in the event, more than any other school. Clemson Year-by-Year in ACC/Big Ten Challenge (9-4) Date Site-Opponent Result Score A-Penn State L H-Northwestern W A-Penn State W H-Penn State W A-Purdue L H-Ohio State W A-Penn State W A-Minnesota W H-Purdue W A-Illinois W H-Illinois L H-Michigan L A-Iowa W Top Clemson Performers in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge Will Solomon had arguably Clemson s top performance in the history of the event in the inaugural matchup against Penn State in In fact, five of his single-game marks are still highs among Clemson players, including his 37 total points scored that game against the Nittany Lions. In terms of team performance, Clemson s win at Minnesota in 2006 was perhaps the most impressive. The Tigers set six single-game challenge records in that victory. The complete list of top performers across the statistical categories, both individual and team, are below. Individual Statistical Bests in ACC/Big Ten Challenge Statistic Record Date Points 37, Will Solomon vs. Penn State FGs 13, Will Solomon vs. Penn State FGAs 27, Will Solomon vs. Penn State Pt FGs 5, K.C. Rivers vs. Minnesota , Andre Young vs. Iowa Pt FGAs 9, many (2), last by K.C. Rivers vs. Minnesota FTs 8, Edward Scott vs. Penn State FTAs 13, Edward Scott vs. Penn State Rebs 14, Tanner Smith vs. Iowa Off. Rebs 7, K.C. Rivers vs. Purdue CLEMSON S RECORD... Overall At home On the road At neutral sites In overtime Vs. ranked opponents In games decided by 3 points or less In games decided by 5 points or less In games decided by 7 or more points When leading at halftime When trailing at halftime When tied at halftime When shooting 50% or better When opponent shoots less than 50% When scoring 70 or more points When winning the rebound margin When winning the turnover margin In November In December In January In February In March Assists 9, Edward Scott vs. Penn State Blocks 5, Sharrod Ford vs. Ohio State Steals 4, many (4), last by Cory Stanton vs. Michigan Team Statistical Bests in ACC/Big Ten Challenge Statistic Record Date Points 96 vs. Penn State FGs 36 vs. Penn State FGAs 71 vs. Minnesota FG%.579 vs. Illinois Pt FGs 12 vs. Minnesota Pt FGAs 31 vs. Minnesota Pt FG%.600 (9-15) vs. Ohio State FTs 26 vs. Penn State FTAs 46 vs. Penn State FT%.733 (11-15) vs. Penn State Rebs 46 vs. Penn State Off. Rebs 24 vs. Minnesota Assists 26 vs. Minnesota Blocks 11 vs. Purdue Steals 13 vs. Minnesota Quick Hitters on the ACC/Big Ten Challenge The ACC has won 10 of the 13 challenges to date. ACC teams have won 76 of the 131 (.580) games played. Teams that lead at halftime are (.729) in the challenge. Teams that have shot 50 percent or better in the challenge are 42-9 overall (.824). Sixty-five of the 131 challenge games to date have featured at least one ranked team. Brownell a Native of Hoosier State Clemson Head Coach Brad Brownell is looking forward to Wednesday s game. His roots are strong in the Midwest. Brownell was born and raised in Evansville, IN and attended Harrison High School. He played college ball for Division III VETERAN PLAYERS IN THE ACC/BIG TEN CHALLENGE Player G-GS Min FGs 3-PTs FTs Rbs-Avg. A-T B-S Pts-Avg Devin Booker Rod Hall Milton Jennings K.J. McDaniels T.J. Sapp Bernard Sullivan

5 CLEMSON vs. PURDUE DePauw University in Greencastle, IN. His wife, Paula, is a graduate of Purdue University. Brownell s first coaching gig was as a graduate assisant for Jim Crews at the University of Indianapolis in 1991, where he was promoted to a restricted earnings position from Wednesday s game will be Brownell s first against the Boilermakers and the third team from the state of Indiana he has faced in his career. He previously played Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne and Valparaiso as the head coach at Wright State. He was 5-3 versus Valpo and 1-0 against IPFW. Matchup of Renowned Xs and Os Coaches on Display Wednesday s game will be the first ever between two highly regarded instructors of the game, Purdue s Matt Painter and Clemson s Brad Brownell. Both are thought to be outstanding when it comes to Xs and Os. Painter owns a career.688 winning percentage, while Brownell is not far behind at.649. Painter is a 1994 graduate of Purdue and took over the reins of the program from legendary Boilermakers Head Coach Gene Keady. Painter played under Keady from and recorded 276 assists, still a top-20 figure in school history. Tigers Balanced Offensively Through Five Games One of the consistent themes of Brad Brownell s teams at Clemson has been balanced scoring. This year s squad appears to be on a similar track. Entering the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, seven different players average at least five points per game, led by Milton Jennings at 10.8 per contest. Jennings and fellow senior Devin Booker, along with junior K.J. McDaniels, have all averaged double digits in the scoring column through five games. Clemson s balance has been reflected by the fact that three different players have led the Tigers in scoring. Booker led the Tigers against Furman and Marist, while Jennings did so versus Presbyterian and UTEP. Freshman guard Adonis Filer was Clemson s leader in the Gonzaga game. Booker Fourth Among Active ACC Players in Rebounds Senior center Devin Booker is fourth among active players in the ACC with 534 career rebounds. Mason Plumlee is first with 786 boards, followed by Richard Howell (717) and Reggie Johnson (690). Booker averaged a team-high 7.0 per game in as a junior, and leads this year s squad with a 7.4 per game figure. Clemson Sets Old Spice Single-Game Shooting Record Clemson struggled to find its three-point shooting touch in the opening round of the Old Spice Classic against Gonzaga, but that was not the case in the Tigers next game against UTEP. Clemson came out on fire and made 10-of-12 in the opening half, just one shy of the Clemson record for three-pointers in a half. The Tigers went on to make 12-of-16, a single-game tournament record for three-point percentage (.750). It was also the fifth-best mark in school history. Milton Jennings and K.J. McDaniels both made four apiece, the first time in school history that two forwards made that many in the same game. It was a career-high for both, while McDaniels was perfect in four attempts. It was also the first time any Tiger duo made at least four in the same game since backcourt mates Tanner Smith and Andre Young achieved the feat against North Carolina in the 2011 ACC Tournament semifinal against North Carolina. Top Three-Point Percentages in Clemson History (min. 10 attempts) Pct FG-FGA Site-Opponent Date H-North Carolina N-Delaware State H-Winthrop H-Georgia Tech N-UTEP Tiger Defense Strong Early in Season The first report of NCAA statistics have not yet been released, but Clemson would figure to rank among the national leaders in scoring defense. The Tigers have yielded just 49.6 points per game through five contests, best in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Three of Clemson s five opponents have failed to surpass 48 points, and all five have scored 57 or less. Clemson s current five-game stretch of holding opponents to 60 or less is a first for the program since the season, when Rick Barnes final team went Dec. 17 through Dec. 30 without allowing five straight opponents to break 60. One of the primary reasons for Clemson s outstanding numbers has been the perimeter defense. The Tigers have held opponents to just 26.9 percent three-point shooting, the second-best figure in the ACC behind Virginia Tech. Clemson held No. 12 Gonzaga to just 57 total points, 37 below its season average entering the Nov. 22 contest. The Zags went on to win the Old Spice Classic. Clemson 16-1 Under Brad Brownell When Holding Opponents to 50 or Less In Brad Brownell s first season, Clemson held seven opponents to 50 points or less and compiled a 6-1 record in those games. The only team to defeat the Tigers when scoring less than 50 points was Virginia, who won on Feb. 2, Clemson held five ACC schools to 50 or less in his first season, including three straight from Jan. 25 through Feb. 2, In comparison, Clemson held a total of eight teams to 50 or less in the two seasons prior to Brownell s arrival, and In , Brownell s second season, the Tigers held seven opponents to 50 points or less. Not surprisingly, the Tigers won all seven games in that scenario, including a dismantling of Georgia Tech at Philips Arena. The team got off to a good start by allowing only 44 points to Presbyterian in its season-opening victory. The Tigers followed with back-to-back games holding UTEP and Marist to under 50 in the Old Spice tournament. Clemson is 16-1 under Brownell when holding opponents to 50 or less. Holding Opponents to 50 Points or Less Under Brad Brownell (16-1) Date Opponent Result Score Savannah State W Delaware State W NC State W Florida State W Virginia L Wake Forest W Boston College W Gardner-Webb W The Citadel W Furman W Winthrop W Alabama State W Virginia W Georgia Tech W Presbyterian W UTEP W Marist W High Benchmarks One of the most pleasing developments to Head Coach Brad Brownell and his staff have been the offensive contributions of his bench. Through five games, Clemson s bench has outscored the opponent by a total of That is an average of 24.6 to 7.6, a difference of 17 points per game in Clemson s favor. Below is a look at what Clemson s regular rotation has been able to do offensively this season. Clemson Bench Point Production Through Five Games Player Total PPG High Adonis Filer vs. many (3), last vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Damarcus Harrison vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Jordan Roper vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Bernard Sullivan vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Landry Nnoko vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Sapp with Fond Memories of 2011 Challenge Sophomore guard T.J. Sapp played one of the best games of his young career in the 2011 Big Ten/ACC Challenge. He scored 13 points at Iowa and helped the Tigers to a win on the road. The 13 points matched a season-best for the Fort Lauderdale, FL native. He made 3-of-6 from long distance and 5-of-9 overall from the field. So far this season, Sapp has started every game and made 4-of-10 from behind the three-point arc. Harrison So Far, So Good in Clemson Debut Damarcus Harrison joined the men s basketball program in August after transferring from Brigham Young University. He signed an athletic aid agreement with Clemson in August, and in late September was granted immediate eligibility by the NCAA after the Tigers filed a waiver on his behalf. Harrison, originally from Greenwood, SC, helped the Cougars to the third round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament. Harrison scored a career-high 12 points against Iona in the NCAA Tournament. He took to the court for the first time as a Tiger on Nov. 5 in the season opener against Presbyterian. Harrison did not disappoint, tallying eight points and four rebounds in 20 minutes of play. The four rebounds marked a career-high, as did his two blocked shots. He followed with a 10-point effort at Furman, his first double figure game since that NCAA tourney contest last March. He added six points against Marist and five versus Gonzaga in the Old Spice Classic. Blossomgame to Red-Shirt Season Clemson Head Coach Brad Brownell announced that freshman forward Jaron Blossomgame would use a medical red-shirt and sit out the season. The 6-foot-7 native of Alpharetta, GA has been recovering from a broken leg suffered during a workout in April when he was still enrolled as a senior at Chattahoochee High School. He made a good jump in progress in late September, so we had held out hope he d be ready ahead of schedule, Brownell said. He s still improving consistently, but there has not been a significant enough jump within the last two weeks to let me know that he would be ready. He is enjoying his time at Clemson and is improving physically and mentally as a player. We will 5

6 CLEMSON vs. PURDUE certainly miss him this season; he s a terrific athlete who could help our depth in the frontcourt. But, he ll be better at 22 than he will at 18. Adding Jaron to our 2013 signees - Austin Ajukwa and Patrick Rooks - will be a boost to our team next season. Blossomgame is the most decorated of Clemson s five-man freshman class, earning fourstar status from ESPNU, who rated him the nation s No. 94 prospect in the class of Blossomgame, a first-team AAAA all-state selection last season, averaged 25.8 points per game and was a standout on the 17 and under Georgia Stars AAU squad last summer. This will benefit me in the long run, Blossomgame said. I can gain experience by watching K.J. McDaniels at our small forward position, and see what Coach Brownell wants out of me. Our doctors said I could be 100 percent in January, but I don t want to come back in the thick of the ACC schedule and have a tough time adjusting to college ball. If I tried to play right now, I couldn t produce the way I want to, and that would hold me back from being the best player I could possibly be. Speaking of Injuries... Sophomore guard Devin Coleman, one of Clemson s best players at the end of the season, suffered a torn Achilles tendon during a conditioning drill. He is expected to miss anywhere from 6-8 months of action after undergoing surgery on July 19. Coleman averaged 6.8 points per game over Clemson s final eight contests of his freshman season, which included a team-high 15-point performance in the ACC Tournament against Virginia Tech. Tigers Picked 8th in ACC by Coaches, Media Clemson was picked to finish in eighth place in the ACC by both the head coaches and media prior to the season. For the first time ever, the ACC head coaches predicted the order of finish and voted on preseason individual honors as well. NC State was the overwhelming choice for first place by both, while Wolfpack standouts C.J. Leslie and Rodney Purvis were named ACC Preseason Player and Rookie of the Year, respectively, by both the coaches and media. In the coaches poll, Duke was picked second, followed by North Carolina. Miami and Florida State rounded out the top five. The only difference in the media s top five was a flip-flop with Florida State in fourth and Miami fifth. This is the lowest Clemson has been predicted to finish since the Tigers were tabbed ninth going into the season. Clemson was picked seventh or higher from through the season. Preseason ACC Coaches Poll Rk. Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. NC State (8) Duke (3) North Carolina (1) Miami Florida State Maryland Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Virginia Tech 32 Wake Forest Boston College 25 students and come from great families, and we re excited to have them at Clemson. Ajukwa, who plays for Cardinal Newman School, is a three-star prospect according to both ESPNU and Rivals.com. The athletic wing is rated the No. 2 senior prospect in the state of South Carolina by ESPNU, and the nation s No. 30 prospect at his position according to the same service. He has been an all-state selection the past two seasons by the High School Sports Report. Ajukwa was named the Statewide SCISA Player-of-the-Year by the same publication after averaging 21 points per game. He added 9.0 rebounds per game and 2.5 steals per game defensively. Ajukwa played with the South Carolina Elite on the AAU circuit. Austin is an athletic wing that can play a variety of positions, Brownell said. He had a very good junior year, followed by an outstanding summer. He will be a very good player at Clemson because he can do a lot of different things on the court. He has an ability to create his own shot, and can use his athleticism to make difficult shots at times. Rooks is listed as a three-star prospect by ESPNU, Rivals.com and Scout.com. He is rated the No. 7 prospect in the state of North Carolina by ESPNU, and No. 31 overall at his position. Rooks has led Charlotte Christian School to three consecutive conference crowns and a state runner-up finish in when he teamed with current Virginia Cavalier forward Anthony Gill. Rooks has been an all-conference selection each of the last two seasons. In , he averaged 14 points per game and shot 37 percent from three-point range. Rooks was a member of Team Loaded, a Virginia-based AAU team that won the prestigious Las Vegas FAB 48 Tournament this past summer. Rooks comes from an athletic family. His mother, Velda, was a track athlete at Appalachian State University and his father, Steven, played basketball at nearby Southern Wesleyan. His mother earned a master s degree from Clemson. Patrick is an outstanding shooter with a quick release and deep range, Brownell said. He will help us stretch defenses, and will play with the scoring mentality that you need from a few guys on your team. He s a good pull-up jump shooter. He is a young man who has followed this program for several years and always wanted to wear orange. That is exciting to me. Clemson Tabbed for 2013 Charleston Classic Clemson will take part in the 2013 Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant, ESPN Regional Television announced in November. Clemson is one of six schools confirmed for the event that will be held at College of Charleston s TD Arena next November. The other schools committed to playing are UAB, Georgia, Nebraska, New Mexico and Temple. The exact dates of the tournament, as well as the final two participating teams, will be announced at a later date. The 2013 Charleston Classic presented by Foster Grant will be a bracket-format tournament, featuring 12 games over the three days of competition. The Southern Conference will again serve as the event s sponsoring conference, marking the sixth straight year. Clemson won the inaugural Charleston Classic in 2008 when Oliver Purnell was still the Tigers head coach. The Tigers defeated Hofstra, TCU and Temple in order on their way to winning the championship. Trevor Booker was named Tournament MVP after posting 15 points and 16 rebounds in the final game against Temple. Other past winners of the Charleston Classic are Miami (FL) (2009), Georgetown (2010) and Northwestern (2011). This year s champion will be crowned on Sunday, Nov. 18. Additional information, including travel packages, can be found on the Charleston Classic Web site at CharlestonClassic.com. The event is owned and operated by ESPN Regional Television, a subsidiary of ESPN. Preseason ACC Media Poll Rk. Team (First-Place Votes) Points 1. NC State (26) Duke (21) North Carolina Florida State (6) Miami Maryland Virginia Clemson Georgia Tech Virginia Tech Wake Forest Boston College 90 Ajukwa, Rooks Sign National Letters-of-Intent with Clemson Austin Ajukwa and Patrick Rooks signed National Letters-of-Intent with Clemson on Nov. 14, the first day of the early signing period. Head Coach Brad Brownell made the announcement Wednesday morning that Ajukwa, a 6-foot-6 wing from Columbia, SC, and Rooks, a 6-foot-3 guard from Charlotte, NC, would be joining the Tiger program in We feel really good about the signing of Austin and Patrick, Brownell said. We ve tracked them the last couple of years, and both players can really score the basketball. Both are good 6

7 TEAM STATISTICS OVERALL STATISTICS (4-1) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 24 Jennings, Milton McDaniels, K.J Booker, Devin Filer, Adonis Harrison, Damarcus Hall, Rod Roper, Jordan Sapp, T.J Sullivan, Bernard Nnoko, Landry Smith, Josh Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 16, Opponents 14 NON-CONFERENCE GAME STATISTICS (4-1) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 24 Jennings, Milton McDaniels, K.J Booker, Devin Filer, Adonis Harrison, Damarcus Hall, Rod Roper, Jordan Sapp, T.J Sullivan, Bernard Nnoko, Landry Smith, Josh Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 16, Opponents 14 INDIVIDUAL CAREER STATISTICS ## Name GMs Sts. Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 1 Sapp, T.J Fields, Carson Filer, Adonis Hall, Rod Coleman, Devin Roper, Jordan Harrison, Damarcus Sullivan, Bernard Jennings, Milton Booker, Devin McDaniels, K.J Smith, Josh Nnoko, Landry MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Dunks: (21) Booker 11, McDaniels 6, Harrison 1, Jennings 1, Nnoko 1, Roper 1 Charges Taken: (2) Hall 1, Jennings 1 20-Point Games: (0) Double-Doubles: (1) Booker 1 Double Figure Scoring: (6) Booker 2, Harrison 1, Jennings 1, McDaniels 1, Roper 1 Double Figure Rebounding: (2) Booker 2 Led Clemson in Scoring: Booker 2, Filer 1, Jennings 2 Led Clemson in Rebounding: Jennings 3, Booker 2 Led Clemson in Assists: Hall 4, Jennings 1 Consecutive Field Goals Made: 5 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Consecutive Points Scored: 8 by Adonis Filer vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Consecutive Free Throws Made: 7 by K.J. McDaniels vs. Furman, 11/16/12; 7 by Milton Jennings vs. Furman (last 1), Gonzaga (2-2) & UTEP (4-4), 11/19/12 through 11/23/12 Consecutive Three-Pointers Made: 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Largest Lead/Deficit: +33 (77-44) vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; ; -11 (41-52) vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Largest Halftime Deficit: Most Consecutive Clemson Points: 12 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Most Consecutive Opponent Points: 10 by Marist, 11/25/12

8 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS & LEADERS 4-1 Overall, 0-0 ACC, 4-1 Non-Conference, 1-0 Home, 1-0 Away, 2-1 Neutral Date Site W-L Score Opponent (AP/USA) Time/Attend. Notes H W Presbyterian College 6,654 Tigers hold PC to 30% FG shooting; Jennings leads with 15 pts, 6 rebs A W Furman 2,746 Clemson outscores Furman 29-5 off turnovers; Booker leads with 15 pts N1 L Gonzaga (17/16) 2,076 Tigers hold Zags to 37 points below season average coming into the game N1 W UTEP 2,205 Clemson sets Old Spice Classic record with.750 three-point accuracy (12-for-16) N1 W Marist 1, run in second half helps Clemson pull away; Jennings All-Tournament Team H Purdue 7:15 PM 12-2 A South Carolina 12:00 PM 12-8 H Arizona 8:00 PM H Florida A&M 7:00 PM A Coastal Carolina 7:00 PM H SC State 2:00 PM 1-1 H The Citadel 4:00 PM 1-5 H Florida State 4:00 PM 1-8 A Duke 7:00 PM 1-12 H Virginia 12:00 PM 1-15 H Wake Forest 7:00 PM 1-20 A NC State 6:00 PM 1-24 A Florida State 8:00 PM 1-27 H Virginia Tech 1:00 PM 1-29 H Georgia Tech 7:00 PM 2-2 A Boston College 12:00 PM 2-7 A Virginia 7:00 PM 2-10 H NC State 1:00 PM 2-14 A Georgia Tech 7:00 PM 2-17 H Miami 6:00 PM 2-23 A Maryland 12:00 PM 2-28 H North Carolina 7:00 PM 3-2 A Virginia Tech 8:00 PM 3-5 H Boston College 7:00 PM 3-9 A Miami 2:30 PM N1 - Old Spice Classic (Orlando, FL) Home Attendance: 6,654 (1) Average: 6,654 Total Attendance: 14,761 (5) Average: 2,952 Individual Leaders Opponent Top Scorer Top Rebounder Assists Blocks Steals Presbyterian Jennings (15) Jennings (6) Hall (5) McDaniels (4) Jennings (2) at Furman Booker (15) Jennings (6) Hall (6) Nnoko (1) 3 players with (2) vs. Gonzaga # Filer (10) Jennings (8) Jennings (5) McDaniels (3) 3 players with (1) vs. UTEP # Jennings (18) Booker (10) Hall (8) 3 players with (1) McDaniels (2) vs. Marist # Booker (15) Booker (13) Hall (2) Jennings (3) McDaniels (3) Purdue at South Carolina Arizona Florida A&M at Coastal Carolina SC State The Citadel Florida State at Duke Virginia Wake Forest at NC State at Florida State Virginia Tech Georgia Tech at Boston College at Virginia NC State at Georgia Tech Miami at Maryland North Carolina at Virginia Tech Boston College at Miami vs. TBA ^ # - Old Spice Classic (Orlando, FL); ^ - ACC Tournament (Greensboro, NC)

9 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS Opponent Score By Periods FGM-A-Pct. 3FGM-A-Pct FTM-A-Pct. Reb (O-D) PF-DQ A TO BS S 1H-FG% 2H-FG% Bench H-Presbyterian College (10-20) Clemson (1-0) (9-28) A-Furman (8-16) Clemson (2-0) (15-16) N-Gonzaga (9-28) Clemson (2-1) (13-20) N-UTEP (10-14) Clemson (3-1) (8-25) N-Marist (5-21) Clemson (4-1) (9-31)

10 STATISTICS BY VENUE HOME GAME STATISTICS (1-0) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 24 Jennings, Milton Roper, Jordan Booker, Devin Harrison, Damarcus McDaniels, K.J Filer, Adonis Hall, Rod Sullivan, Bernard Sapp, T.J Nnoko, Landry Smith, Josh Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 3, Opponents 1 AWAY GAME STATISTICS (1-0) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 31 Booker, Devin McDaniels, K.J Harrison, Damarcus Hall, Rod Sullivan, Bernard Jennings, Milton Nnoko, Landry Filer, Adonis Sapp, T.J Roper, Jordan Smith, Josh Fields, Carson TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 4, Opponents 6 NEUTRAL GAME STATISTICS (2-1) ## Name Gms Sts Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. 32 McDaniels, K.J Jennings, Milton Filer, Adonis Booker, Devin Roper, Jordan Hall, Rod Harrison, Damarcus Sapp, T.J Smith, Josh Sullivan, Bernard Fields, Carson Nnoko, Landry TM TEAM Total Opponents Deadball Rebounds: Clemson 9, Opponents 7

11 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES Category Clemson Team High Clemson Team Low Total Points 77 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 49 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 1st Half Points 41 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 22 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 2nd Half Points 37 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 25 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 1st Half Field Goal % 56.0 vs. UTEP, 11/23/ vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 2nd Half Field Goal % 60.7 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/ vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Scoring Margin +33 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12-8 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Field Goals Made 30 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 18 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Field Goal Attempts 58 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 44 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Field Goal % 53.6 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/ vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Pointers Made 12 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12; Marist, 11/25/12 3-Point Attempts 22 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 6 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 75.0 vs. UTEP, 11/23/ vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Free Throws Made 14 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 7 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Free Throw Attempts 20 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 11 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 78.6 vs. UTEP, 11/23/ vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Rebounds 40 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 31 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Offensive Rebounds 15 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 8 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Rebound Margin +14 vs. Marist, 11/25/12-4 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Assists 18 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 7 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Turnovers 13 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 6 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Blocked Shots 10 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 1 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Steals 7 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 3 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Fouls 20 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 10 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Category Opponent Team High Opponent Team Low Total Points 57 by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 44 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Marist, 11/25/12 1st Half Points 26 by UTEP, 11/23/12 21 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Marist, 11/25/12 2nd Half Points 31 by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 22 by UTEP, 11/23/12 1st Half Field Goal % 50.0 by Furman, 11/16/ by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 2nd Half Field Goal % 70.0 by Gonzaga, 11/22/ by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Field Goals Made 23 by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 16 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Field Goal Attempts 53 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 39 by Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal % 48.9 by Gonzaga, 11/22/ by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 3-Pointers Made 6 by Marist, 11/25/12 2 by Furman, 11/16/12; Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Point Attempts 23 by Marist, 11/25/12 8 by Furman, 11/16/12; UTEP, 11/23/12 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 29.4 by Presbyterian, 11/12/ by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Free Throws Made 17 by Furman, 11/16/12 4 by Marist, 11/25/12 Free Throw Attempts 26 by Furman, 11/16/12 9 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; Marist, 11/25/12 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 65.4 by Furman, 11/16/ by UTEP, 11/23/12 Rebounds 37 by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 24 by Furman, 11/16/12; UTEP, 11/23/12 Offensive Rebounds 10 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12; UTEP, 11/23/12 5 by Marist, 11/25/12 Assists 14 by Gonzaga, 11/22/12 5 by Furman, 11/16/12 Turnovers 16 by Furman, 11/16/12 9 by UTEP, 11/23/12 Blocked Shots 3 by Furman, 11/16/12; Marist, 11/25/12 0 by UTEP, 11/23/12 Steals 5 by UTEP, 11/23/12; Marist, 11/25/12 2 by Furman, 11/16/12 Fouls 16 by Furman, 11/16/12; UTEP, 11/23/12 11 by Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Category Clemson Individual Best Opponent Individual Best Points 18 by Milton Jennings vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 19 by Joshua Clyburn (Presbyterian), 11/11/12 Field Goals Made 7 by Devin Booker vs. Marist, 11/25/12 8 by Joshua Clyburn (Presbyterian), 11/11/12 Field Goal Attempts 15 by Devin Booker vs. Marist, 11/25/12 13 by Joshua Clyburn (Presbyterian), 11/11/12 Julian Washburn (UTEP), 11/23/12 Field Goal Perfection 2 by Josh Smith vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 0 by -- 3-Pointers Made 4 by Milton Jennings & K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3 by Devin Price (Marist), 11/25/12 3-Point Attempts 5 by many (3), last by Milton Jennings vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 7 by Devin Price (Marist), 11/25/12 3-Point Perfection 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 1 by C.J. Cooper (UTEP), 11/23/12 Free Throws Made 7 by K.J. McDaniels vs. Furman, 11/16/12 6 by Bryant Irwin (Furman), 11/16/12 Free Throw Attempts 8 by K.J. McDaniels vs. Furman, 11/16/12 8 by Bryant Irwin (Furman), 11/16/12 Free Throw Perfection 4 by Milton Jennings vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 4 by Bobby Austin (Furman), 11/16/12 Rod Hall vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Rebounds 13 by Devin Booker vs. Marist, 11/25/12 9 by Joshua Clyburn (Presbyterian), 11/11/12 Elias Harris (Gonzaga), 11/22/12 Offensive Rebounds 4 by Landry Nnoko vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 4 by Joshua Clyburn (Presbyterian), 11/11/12 Assists 8 by Rod Hall vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 7 by David Stockton (Gonzaga), 11/22/12 Blocked Shots 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 2 by Colin Reddick (Furman), 11/16/12 Steals 3 by K.J. McDaniels vs. Marist, 11/25/12 3 by Julian Washburn (UTEP), 11/23/12 Minutes 35 by Milton Jennings vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 38 by Isaiah Morton (Marist), 11/25/12 Note: Clemson home games denoted in bold.

12 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES UNDER BRAD BROWNELL Category Clemson Team High Clemson Team Low Total Points 87 vs. many (3), last vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11 47 vs. Virginia, 2/2/11; Arizona, 12/10/11 1st Half Points 43 vs. Western Carolina, 11/12/10 13 vs. Virginia, 2/2/11 2nd Half Points 53 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/11 21 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 1st Half Field Goal % 64.3 vs. Wake Forest, 2/11/ vs. Arizona, 12/10/11 2nd Half Field Goal % 85.0 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/ vs. Duke, 3/2/11 Scoring Margin +35 vs. Delaware State, 12/27/10-16 vs. Arizona, 12/10/11 Field Goals Made 33 vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11 17 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10; UTEP, 12/22/11 Field Goal Attempts 73 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 37 vs. Georgia Tech, 2/5/11 Field Goal % 69.2 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/ vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 3-Pointers Made 12 vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11; UTEP, 11/23/12 0 vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 3-Point Attempts 29 vs. many (3), last by North Carolina, 2/12/11 11 vs. Wofford, 11/15/10; Miami, 2/20/11 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 78.6 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/ vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 Free Throws Made 28 vs. Florida State, 1/7/12 4 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11 Free Throw Attempts 46 vs. Western Carolina, 11/12/10 10 vs. North Carolina, 1/18/11 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 87.5 vs. UAB, 3/15/ vs. many (4), last vs. Duke, 1/15/12 Rebounds 47 vs. North Carolina, 2/12/11 19 vs. Virginia, 1/31/12 Offensive Rebounds 22 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 4 vs. Georgia Tech, 2/5/11; UAB, 3/15/11 Rebound Margin +15 vs. Delaware State, 12/27/10; Iowa, 11/29/11-15 vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11; Virginia, 1/31/12 Assists 20 vs. many (3), last vs. Iowa, 11/29/11 5 vs. many (3), last vs. NC State, 2/17/11 Turnovers 20 vs. Georgia Tech, 1/12/11; Georgia Tech, 2/5/11 4 vs. Virginia, 1/31/12 Blocked Shots 11 vs. The Citadel, 11/16/11 1 vs. many (6), last vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Steals 14 vs. Duke, 3/2/11; East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 2 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11; Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; Virginia Tech, 3/8/12 Fouls 25 vs. Wofford, 11/15/10; North Carolina, 3/12/11 9 vs. Virginia, 2/14/12 Category Opponent Team High Opponent Team Low Total Points 92 by North Carolina, 3/12/11 37 by Georgia Tech, 2/21/12 1st Half Points 49 by Florida State, 3/4/12 16 by UNC Greensboro, 12/19/10 2nd Half Points 47 by Florida State, 12/12/10 15 by Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11 1st Half Field Goal % 64.0 by Florida State, 3/4/ by Savannah State, 12/17/10 2nd Half Field Goal % 70.0 by Gonzaga, 11/22/ by Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11; Winthrop, 12/17/11 Field Goals Made 31 by North Carolina, 2/18/12 11 by Savannah State, 12/17/10 Field Goal Attempts 66 by Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 39 by Miami, 2/20/11; Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal % 52.6 by College of Charleston, 11/19/ by Savannah State, 12/17/10 3-Pointers Made 12 by UAB, 3/15/11 2 by many (5), last by Wake Forest, 2/26/11 3-Point Attempts 30 by Boston College, 2/8/11 9 by SC State, 11/26/10 3-Point % (min. 10 att.) 72.7 by Maryland, 2/7/ by Seton Hall, 11/22/10 Free Throws Made 25 by West Virginia, 3/17/11 1 by Virginia, 2/14/12 Free Throw Attempts 35 by Maryland, 1/22/11 1 by Virginia, 2/14/12 Free Throw % (min. 10 att.) 91.7 by Gardner-Webb, 11/11/ by Long Beach State, 11/19/10; Georgia Tech, 2/21/12 Rebounds 47 by The Citadel, 1/2/11 20 by Delaware State, 12/27/10 Offensive Rebounds 20 by The Citadel, 1/2/11 1 by Boston College, 1/12/12 Assists 19 by Miami, 1/18/12 5 by many (4), last by Furman, 11/16/12 Turnovers 22 by Florida State, 1/29/11; Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 8 by Miami (FL), 1/8/11 Blocked Shots 8 by North Carolina, 1/18/11; Duke, 3/2/11 0 by many (6), last by UTEP, 11/23/12 Steals 14 by Virginia Tech, 3/5/11 2 by NC State, 2/17/11 Fouls 32 by Western Carolina, 11/12/10 8 by College of Charleston, 11/19/11 Category Clemson Individual Best Opponent Individual Best Points 29 by Andre Young vs. Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 40 by Harrison Barnes (North Carolina), 3/12/11 Field Goals Made 10 by Jerai Grant vs. UAB, 3/15/11 12 by Harrison Barnes (North Carolina), 3/12/11 Field Goal Attempts 20 by Demontez Stitt vs. North Carolina, 3/12/11 20 by Reggie Jackson (Boston College), 2/8/11 Nolan Smith (Duke), 3/2/11 Field Goal Perfection 6 by Jerai Grant vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11 4 by Trey Sumler (Western Carolina), 11/12/10 Dalton Pepper (West Virginia), 3/17/11 3-Pointers Made 7 by Andre Young vs. Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 6 by Harrison Barnes (North Carolina), 3/12/11 Zane Johnson (Hawaii), 12/25/11 3-Point Attempts 11 by Andre Young vs. North Carolina, 1/18/11 12 by Zane Johnson (Hawaii), 12/25/11 Andre Young vs. Maryland, 1/22/11 3-Point Perfection 4 by K.J. McDaniels vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3 by many (4), last by Sean Mosley (Maryland), 2/7/12 Free Throws Made 11 by Demontez Stitt vs. Miami, 2/20/11 12 by Durand Scott (Miami (FL)), 1/8/11 Free Throw Attempts 13 by many (3), last by Demontez Stitt vs. Miami, 2/20/11 13 by Durand Scott (Miami (FL)), 1/8/11 Free Throw Perfection 9 by Jerai Grant vs. College of Charleston, 12/22/10 8 by Erick Green (Virginia Tech), 3/8/12 Rebounds 14 by many (4), last by Tanner Smith vs. Iowa, 11/29/11 14 by Miles Plumlee (Duke), 1/15/12 Offensive Rebounds 7 by many (4), last by K.J. McDaniels vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 6 by many (3), last by Bernard James (Florida State), 3/4/12 Assists 9 by Andre Young vs. Maryland, 1/22/11 13 by Kendall Marshall (North Carolina), 2/18/12 Andre Young vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11 Blocked Shots 8 by Jerai Grant vs. East Carolina, 12/29/10 5 by many (4), last by Damontre Harris (South Carolina), 12/4/11 Steals 5 by Tanner Smith vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11 5 by Chris Singleton (Florida State), 1/29/11 Minutes 43 by ^Andre Young vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 43 by ^C.J. Williams (NC State), 2/25/12 ^Tanner Smith vs. NC State, 2/25/12 Bold denotes a Clemson home game; ^ - denotes one overtime period.

13 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #1 T.J. SAPP Fort Lauderdale, FL Northeast HS G Sophomore Played just 13 minutes in the opener vs. Presbyterian due to cramping, but contributed five points and three assists. Nailed a three-pointer in his only attempt in 17 minutes at Furman. Made 2-of-3 three-point shots and scored eight points to ignite Clemson s offense in 21-point win over UTEP. Sapp s Career Highs Points: 13 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11; 13 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11 Field Goal Attempts: 9 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11; 9 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Field Goal %: (.667, 4-6) vs. Gardner-Webb, 11/11/11 3-Pointers Made: 4 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 3-Point Attempts: 6 vs. Iowa, 11/29/11; 6 vs. Hawaii, 12/25/11 Free Throws Made: 3 vs. Boston College, 1/12/12 Free Throw Attempts: 3 vs. Boston College, 1/12/12 Rebounds: 6 vs. The Citadel, 11/16/11 Offensive Rebounds: 2 vs. Hawaii, 12/25/11 Assists: 5 vs. Virginia, 1/31/12 Blocked Shots: Steals: 3 vs. many (3), last vs. Boston College, 1/12/12 Minutes: 31 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 SAPP GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * Totals

14 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #2 CARSON FIELDS Pewee Valley, KY South Oldham HS G Sophomore Preferred walk-on in his second year with the program. Played three minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian College and responded with a rebound and a steal in front of the home crowd. Played final minute of Clemson s road win over Furman, and in Old Spice Classic games against UTEP and Marist. Fields Career Highs Points: 2 vs. Florida State, 1/7/12 Field Goals Made: 1 vs. Florida State, 1/7/12 Field Goal Attempts: 1 vs. many (3), last vs. Marist, 11/25/12 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: Rebounds: 1 vs. Alabama State, 12/19/11; 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Offensive Rebounds: Assists: 1 vs. The Citadel, 11/16/11 Blocked Shots: Steals: 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Minutes: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 FIELDS GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 DNP vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ Totals

15 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #3 ADONIS FILER Chicago, IL Notre Dame Prep (MA) G Freshman Played 21 minutes, most of Clemson s freshmen, in the opener against Presbyterian; scored seven points and added three assists. Tallied six points and two rebounds in 14 minutes at Furman. Averaged 10 points per game in the Old Spice Classic, helping the Tigers to wins over UTEP and Marist. Posted 10 against Gonzaga, eight in the second half. Scored eight of 10 in second half against both UTEP and Marist, hitting 5-of-6 free throws vs. the Miners and adding a season-best eight rebounds against the Red Foxes. Filer s Career Highs Points: 10 vs. many (3), last vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Field Goal Attempts: 12 vs. Gonzaga, 11/25/12 Field Goal %:.714 (5-7) vs. Marist, 11/25/12 3-Pointers Made: 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 2 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. Gonzaga, 11/25/12 Free Throws Made: 5 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Free Throw Attempts: 6 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Rebounds: 8 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Offensive Rebounds: 1 vs. many (5), last vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Assists: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Blocked Shots: Steals: 1 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12; 1 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Minutes: 25 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 FILER GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ Totals

16 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #12 ROD HALL Augusta, GA Lucy C. Laney HS G Sophomore Solid in the season opener against Presbyterian, making 3-of-4 shots for six points and five assists in 23 minutes without a turnover. Played 28 minutes without a turnover at Furman and added nine points and six assists. Posted game-high eight assists in Clemson s rout of UTEP. Scored six points and had two assists in win over Marist. Hall s Career Highs Points: 18 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Field Goal Attempts: 10 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Field Goal %:.500 (3-6) vs. Iowa, 11/29/11;.500 (5-10) vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 3-Pointers Made: 1 vs. many (4), last vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 3-Point Attempts: 1 vs. many (5), last vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Free Throws Made: 7 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Free Throw Attempts: 9 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 Rebounds: 4 vs. UTEP, 12/22/11; 4 vs. Miami, 1/18/12 Offensive Rebounds: 4 vs. UTEP, 12/22/11 Assists: 8 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Blocked Shots: 1 vs. Boston College, 1/12/12; 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Steals: 3 vs. Virginia, 2/14/12 Minutes: 39 vs. Southern Illinois, 12/23/11 HALL GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * Totals

17 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #20 JORDAN ROPER Columbia, SC Irmo HS G Freshman Only freshmen to reach double figures in his first career outing, he made 5-of-7 field goals for 11 total points in the opener against Presbyterian. Played 17 minutes and had two rebounds at Furman. Scored eight points and made 3-of-6 shots against No. 16/17 Gonzaga, including two long-range makes. Tallied four points and a steal in win over Marist. Roper s Career Highs Points: 11 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Field Goal Attempts: 7 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Field Goal %:.714 (5-7) vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 3-Pointers Made: 2 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 3-Point Attempts: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 3 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: Rebounds: 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Offensive Rebounds: 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Assists: 2 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Blocked Shots: Steals: 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 1 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Minutes: 20 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 ROPER GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ Totals

18 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #21 DAMARCUS HARRISON Greenwood, SC Brigham Young University G Sophomore Transfer from BYU who was granted immediate eligibility after Clemson filed a waiver on his behalf when his Mormon mission was delayed. Played 20 minutes in his first appearance in a Clemson uniform against Presbyterian, tallying eight points, four rebounds and two blocked shots. Posted 10 points on 5-of-8 shooting at Furman. Tallied six points and four rebounds in 19 minutes of play, with a blocked shot, against Marist in the Old Spice Classic. Harrison s Career Highs Points: 12 vs. Iona, 3/13/12 Field Goals Made: 5 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal Attempts: 10 vs. Pepperdine, 2/11/12 3-Pointers Made: 3 vs. Longwood, 11/18/11 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. Longwood, 11/18/11; 5 vs. Pepperdine, 2/11/12 Free Throws Made: 2 vs. many (3), last vs. Iona, 3/13/12 Free Throw Attempts: 3 vs. Prairie View, 11/11/11; 3 vs. Iona, 3/13/12 Rebounds: 4 vs. many (3), last vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Offensive Rebounds: 1 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12; 1 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Assists: 2 vs. many (6), last vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Blocked Shots: 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Steals: 2 vs. many (4), last vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Minutes: 22 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 HARRISON GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ Totals

19 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #22 BERNARD SULLIVAN Gastonia, NC Davidson Day School F Sophomore Came off the bench to play 18 minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian, posting five points and four rebounds versus the Blue Hose. Grabbed three offensive rebounds and chipped in six points in 20 minutes of play at Furman. Sullivan s Career Highs Points: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 Field Goals Made: 3 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; 3 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal Attempts: 7 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Field Goal %:.429 (3-7) vs. Furman, 11/16/12 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: 1 vs. many (3), last vs. Georgia Tech, 1/21/12 Free Throws Made: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Free Throw Attempts: 3 vs. North Carolina, 2/18/12; 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Rebounds: 4 vs. many (3), last vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Offensive Rebounds: 3 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Assists: 1 vs. many (4), last vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Blocked Shots: 1 vs. many (4), last vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Steals: Minutes: 20 vs. Hawaii, 12/25/11; 20 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 SULLIVAN GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/ Totals

20 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #24 MILTON JENNINGS Summerville, SC Pinewood Prep F Senior Led the Clemson team in points (15), rebounds (6) and steals (2) in the season opener against Presbyterian; scored seven straight points at one stretch of the game. Had six points and six rebounds at Furman. Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Old Spice Classic after averaging 11 points and 5.3 rebounds per game as the Tigers took two of three contests. Posted eight rebounds and five assists to lead Clemson in both categories in the loss to No. 16/17 Gonzaga. Scored season-best 18 in the second round against UTEP, hitting a career-high four from long range. Posted nine points in just 22 minutes in win over Marist. Jennings Career Highs Points: 22 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Field Goals Made: 7 vs. many (4), last vs. NC State, 2/25/12 Field Goal Attempts: 14 vs. North Carolina, 2/12/11; 14 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Field Goal %:.857 (6-7) vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 3-Pointers Made: 4 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3-Point Attempts: 7 vs. North Carolina, 2/12/11 Free Throws Made: 8 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Free Throw Attempts: 11 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Rebounds: 14 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Offensive Rebounds: 5 vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11; 5 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 Assists: 5 vs. West Virginia, 3/17/11; 5 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Blocked Shots: 3 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12; 3 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Steals: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/13/09; 3 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Minutes: 37 vs. Furman, 11/25/11 JENNINGS GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * Totals

21 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #31 DEVIN BOOKER Whitmire, SC Union County HS F/C Senior Played 23 minutes in the season opener against Presbyterian College and posted 11 points and five rebounds, to go along with a blocked shot and steal. Went over the 500-rebound mark of his career in the win over the Blue Hose. Led Clemson with 15 points at Furman, hitting 6-of-10 field goals including three dunks. Recorded double-double in the final game of the Old Spice Classic, with 15 points and 13 rebounds against Marist. Posted six points and 10 rebounds, a game-high for the latter, in win over UTEP. Booker s Career Highs Points: 22 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Field Goals Made: 8 vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11; 8 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12 Field Goal Attempts: 15 vs. Maryland, 2/7/12; 15 vs. Marist, 11/25/12 Field Goal %: (.800, 4-5) vs. many (4), last vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 3-Pointers Made: 3 vs. The Citadel, 1/2/11 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. Florida State, 1/29/11 Free Throws Made: 8 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 Free Throw Attempts: 13 vs. Seton Hall, 11/22/10 Rebounds: 14 vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11 Offensive Rebounds: 7 vs. College of Charleston, 11/19/11; 7 vs. Duke, 1/15/12 Assists: 3 vs. many (5), last vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 Blocked Shots: 4 vs. East Tennessee State, 1/1/12; 4 vs. Maryland, 2/7/12 Steals: 3 vs. many (4), last vs. Virginia Tech, 3/1/12 Minutes: 40 vs. NC State, 2/25/12 BOOKER GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * Totals

22 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #32 K.J. McDANIELS Birmingham, AL Central Park Christian School F Sophomore Produced a game-high four blocked shots in the season opening win over Presbyterian, while adding eight points and four rebounds in an active 24 minutes. Made 7-of-8 at the free throw line and a pair of spectacular dunks in the road win over Furman; totaled 11 points. Averaged 11 points per game at the Old Spice Classic. Scored eight and added three blocked shots while playing 19 minutes due to foul trouble against Gonzaga. Posted career-best 17 points in win over UTEP; made 4-of-4 from three-point range and added six rebounds and two steals. Posted eight points, five rebounds and three steals in 29 minutes against Marist. McDaniels Career Highs Points: 17 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 Field Goals Made: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 Field Goal Attempts: 11 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; 11 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Field Goal %:.800 (4-5) vs. Georgia Tech, 2/21/12 3-Pointers Made: 4 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 3-Point Attempts: 5 vs. UTEP, 12/22/11 Free Throws Made: 7 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Free Throw Attempts: 8 vs. Miami, 1/18/12; 8 vs. Furman, 11/16/12 Rebounds: 8 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Offensive Rebounds: 7 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Assists: 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12; 2 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Blocked Shots: 5 vs. Virginia Tech, 2/4/12 Steals: 4 vs. Florida State, 3/4/12 Minutes: 30 vs. UTEP, 11/23/12 McDANIELS GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/12 * at Furman 11/16/12 * vs Gonzaga 11/22/12 * vs UTEP 11/23/12 * vs MARIST 11/25/12 * Totals

23 PLAYER BIO UPDATES #33 JOSH SMITH Charlotte, NC Olympic HS F Freshman Played the final three minutes of Clemson s season opener against Presbyterian and snagged three defensive rebounds for the Tigers. Logged three minutes at Furman. Came off the bench to play nine minutes against No. 16/17 Gonzaga and responded with a pair of inside baskets. Smith s Career Highs Points: 4 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Field Goals Made: 2 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Field Goal Attempts: 2 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 Field Goal %: 3-Pointers Made: 3-Point Attempts: Free Throws Made: Free Throw Attempts: Rebounds: 3 vs. Presbyterian, 11/12/12 Offensive Rebounds: Assists: Blocked Shots: Steals: Minutes: 9 vs. Gonzaga, 11/22/12 SMITH GAME-BY-GAME Opponent Date Sts Min. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA PCT OR DR TOT Avg. PF DQ A TO BK S Pts. Avg. PRESBYTERIAN 11/12/ at Furman 11/16/ vs Gonzaga 11/22/ vs UTEP 11/23/ vs MARIST 11/25/12 DNP Totals