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1 19 20-WIN SEASONS 11 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 8 WNIT APPEARANCES 1999 WNIT CHAMPIONS JIMMY DYKES - SECOND SEASON ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS (2-5, 0-0 SEC) RUTGERS SCARLET KNIGHTS (5-3, 0-0 BIG TEN) VS SUNDAY, DEC. 6, 2015 PISCATAWAY, NJ (THE RAC) 1 PM Record SEC Record Home Record Away Record Neutral Record Head Coach Jimmy Dykes School Record (2 years) Career Record (2 years) Razorback s Latest Starting Lineup PPG RPG OTHER G Jordan Danberry (Fr, 5-8) stls G Devin Cosper (So, 5-10) F Jessica Jackson (Jr., 6-3) blk F Melissa Wolff (Sr., 6-0) C Alecia Cooley (Jr, 6-3) blk GAME 8 RUTGERS SCARLET KNIGHTS Record Conference Record Home Record Away Record Neutral Record Head Coach C. Vivian Stringer School Record (21 years) Career Record (45 years) Scarlet Knights Latest Starting Lineup PPG RPG OTHER G Tyler Scaife (Jr, 5-9) ast G Briyona Canty (Sr, 5-9) stl F Kahleah Copper (Sr, 6-1) stl F Ariel Butts (Sr, 6-3) C Rachel Hollivay (Sr, 6-4) blk NEWS & NOTES Arkansas plays just it s second true road game of the season, traveling to Rutgers for a Sunday afternoon contest The Razorbacks are 0-3 all-time against Rutgers, falling, most recently, in Bud Walton Arena last season Jessica Jackson ranks third in the SEC averaging 17.6 points per game and is 12th in the league with 8.0 rebounds per game Kelsey Brooks is third in the SEC in assist/turnover ratio with a 4.2 average In games that Arkansas has won, the Razorbacks have out-scored opponents by a margin and out-rebounded them by Jessica Jackson averaged 16.5 ppg and 11.5 rpg in the Arkansas wins and elevated her point production to 18.0 ppg in the five losses One of the biggest statistical differences between games won and lost is with the turnovers. Arkansas is on turnovers in games won and -2.4 in the losses. Days of the week Arkansas has played two games on Friday and two on Wednesday On Fridays Arkansas is outscoring opponents and outrebounding them On Wednesdays, Arkansas is being outscored but still holds the rebounding edge, BROADCAST INFORMATION ONLINE Live Scoring: Facebook.com/RazorbackWBB RAZORBACK SPORTS PROPERTIES PxP: Phil Elson Color: NA Little Rock - KABZ-FM Fayetteville - KQSM-FM-92.1 Ft. Smith - KFPW-AM-1230 KFPW-FM-94.5 Rogers - KURM-AM-790 KURM-FM VIDEO NA PxP: NA Color: NA Sideline: NA TICKETS FOR HOME GAMES Call: HOGS SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE OPPONENT TV TIME Nov. 8 Missouri Southern (Exh) -- W, Nov. 13 Southeastern Louisiana SECN+ W, Nov. 15 Sam Houston State SECN+ W, Nov. 18 at South Dakota State -- L, Nov. 23 Tulsa SECN+ L, San Juan Shootout (San Juan, Puerto Rico) Nov. 27 vs. UL-Lafayette -- L, Nov. 28 vs. No. 7/7 Oregon State -- L, Dec. 2 Missouri State SECN+ L, Dec. 6 at Rutgers -- 1 p.m. Dec. 10 Oral Roberts SECN 8 p.m. Dec. 13 at Butler -- 1 p.m. Big 12/SEC Challenge (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Dec. 20 Texas -- 1:30 p.m. Dec. 28 Mississippi Valley State SECN+ 7 p.m. Dec. 30 New Orleans SECN+ 7 p.m. Jan. 3 at South Carolina* ESPNU 2 p.m. Jan. 7 Texas A&M* ESPN/SECN+ 7 p.m. Jan. 10 at Mississippi State* SECN+ 2 p.m. Jan. 14 Tennessee* SECN 8 p.m. Jan. 17 Missouri* SECN 2 p.m. Jan. 21 at LSU* SECN+ 7 p.m. Jan. 24 at Auburn* SECN 3 p.m. Jan. 28 Florida* SECN+ 7 p.m. Jan. 31 Mississippi State* SECN+ 2 p.m. Feb. 4 at Tennessee* SECN+ 6 p.m. Feb. 8 Vanderbilt SECN 6 p.m. Feb. 14 at Missouri* SECN+ 2 p.m. Feb. 18 Alabama* SECN+ 7 p.m. Feb. 21 at Kentucky* SECN 2 p.m. Feb. 25 at Georgia* ESPN/SECN+ 6 p.m. Feb. 28 Ole Miss* SECN 3 p.m. March 2-6 SEC Tourn. (Jacksonville, Fla.) SECN/ESPNU/ESPN March NCAA 1st/2nd Rounds Campus Sites TBA March NCAA Regionals TBA TBA April 3 NCAA Semifinals Indianapolis TBA April 5 NCAA Championship Indianapolis TBA * - Southeastern Conference Game All home games played in Bud Walton Arena (19,200)

2 JACKSON 6-3 F Jr 00JESSICA Jacksonville, Ark. Jacksonville HS 3 MALICA MONK 5-5 G Fr N. Little Rock, Ark. NLR HS 4 KEIRYN SWENSON 6-1 G/F Fr Wichita, Kan. Maize HS FREEMAN 5-9 G Fr 12BRIUNNA Pelham, Ga. Pelham HS BROOKS 5-9 G Jr 15KELSEY Lenexa, Kan. Olathe NW HS COSPER 5-10 G So 21DEVIN Coffeyville, Kan. Field Kindley HS ZIMMERMAN 6-0 G/F Fr 22BAILEY St. Vincent, Ark. Wonderview HS DANBERRY 5-8 G Fr 24JORDAN Conway, Ark. Conway HS SMITH 6-3 C Jr 25TATIYANA Plano, Texas Plano HS WEST 6-2 C JR 32KHADIJAH Shreveport, La. Huntington HS WOLFF 6-0 F SR 33MELISSA Cabot, Ark. Cabot HS COOLEY 6-3 C Jr 35ALECIA Evanston, Ill. Evanston Township HS JIMMY DYKES Head Coach Second Season CHRISTY SMITH Assistant Coach Second Season TARI CUMMINGS Assistant Coach Fifth Season TOMMY DEFFEBAUGH Assistant Coach First Season AMBER SHIREY Director of Operations 24 Seasons NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT CL HOMETOWN/HS/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 00 Jessica Jackson F 6-3 Jr Jacksonville, Ark./Jacksonville HS 3 Malica Monk G 5-5 Fr N. Little Rock, Ark./NLR HS 4 Keiryn Swenson G/F 6-1 Fr Wichita, Kan. /Maize HS 12 Briunna Freeman G 5-9 Fr Pelham, Ga./Pelham HS 15 Kelsey Brooks G 5-9 Jr Lenexa, Kan./Olathe Northwest HS 21 Devin Cosper G 5-10 So-Tr Coffeyville, Kan. / Field Kindley HS / Coffeyville CC 22 Bailey Zimmerman G/F 6-0 Fr St. Vincent, Ark. /Wonderview HS 24 Jordan Danberry G 5-8 Fr Conway, Ark./Conway HS 25 Tatiyana Smith C 6-3 Jr-Tr Plano, Texas/Plano East HS / Arkansas Baptist 32 Khadijah West F 6-2 Jr Shreveport, La./Huntington HS 33 Melissa Wolff G 6-0 Sr Cabot, Ark./Cabot HS 35 Alecia Cooley C 6-4 Jr-Tr Evanston, Ill. / Evanston Township HS / State Fair CC Head Coach: Jimmy Dykes (Arkansas, 1985; Second Season) Assistant Coaches: Christy Smith (Arkansas, 1998; Second Season) Tari Cummings (Oklahoma State, 2003); Fifth Season) Tommy Deffebaugh (Drury College, 1985) Director of Basketball Operations: Amber Shirey (Arkansas, 1992; 23rd Season) Director of Video and Scouting: Jeff Brazil (Arkansas, 2010; Eighth Season) Director of External Operations: Simeon Hinsey (JBU, 2002; Fourth ALPHABETICAL NO. NAME POS. 15 Kelsey Brooks G 35 Alecia Cooley C 21 Devin Cosper G 24 Jordan Danberry G 12 Briunna Freeman G 00 Jessica Jackson F 3 Malica Monk G 25 Tatiyana Smith C 4 Keiryn Swenson G/F 32 Khadijah West F 33 Melissa Wolff G 22 Bailey Zimmerman G/F SAY IT... 3 Malica Monk MAL-ick-kuh 4 Keiryn Swenson KEAR-rin 12 Briunna Freeman BRE-uh-nuh 25 Tatiyana Smith TAH-tee-yah-nah 32 Khadijah West kuh-dee-juh 35 Alecia Cooley uh-lee-see-uh Tari Cummings TAR-EE

3 GENERAL INFORMATION Location Fayetteville, Arkansas Founded March 31, 1871 Enrollment ,754 Nickname Razorbacks Colors Cardinal and White Home Arena (capacity) Bud Walton Arena (19,200) Affiliation NCAA/ Division I Conference SEC President (Arkansas System) Dr. Donald R. Bobbitt Chancellor (Interim) Dan Ferritor Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Jeff Long Senior Associate AD/SWA Julie Cromer Ticket Office Phone HOGS (4647) COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jimmy Dykes Alma Mater Arkansas, 1985 Record at Arkansas Second Season Career Record Second Season Assistant Coach Christy Smith Alma Mater Arkansas, 1998; Second Season Assistant Coach Tari Cummings Alma Mater Oklahoma State, 2003; Fifth Season Assistant Coach Tommy Deffebaugh Alma Mater Drury College, 1985; First Season Director of Basketball Operations Amber Shirey Alma Mater Arkansas, 1992; 23 Seasons Director of External Operations Simeon Hinsey Alma Mater John Brown, 2002 Director of Video and Scouting Jeff Brazil Alma Mater Arkansas, 2010 TEAM HISTORY First Year of Basketball All-Time Record All-Time Home Record (40 seasons) All-Time Record at Bud Walton Arena (23 seasons) NCAA Appearances/Last /2015 WNIT Appearances/Last /2013 Last NCAA Opponent #5 Baylor L, 44-75, NCAA Waco Region, Second Round Last WNIT Opponent Toledo L,48-60, WNIT Second Round LAST TIME OUT... Arkansas Starters: Jessica Jackson, Devin Cosper, Jordan Danberry, Melissa Wolff, Alecia Cooley Melissa Wolff has posted double figure rebounds in two games this year and 13 games in her career Arkansas started the second half on a 5-0 run Alecia Cooley scored in double figures for the second time in her Razorback career Alecia Cooley recorded her first double-double as a Razorback with 12 points and 10 rebounds Freshman Devin Cosper scored double figures for the first time in her collegiate career Arkansas falls to 21-7 all-time against Missouri State The Lady Bears win snaps a four-game winning streak over Missouri State by Arkansas OUR OPPONENT Rutgers is 5-3 with losses at Seton Hall, versus St. John s and at Florida State Rutgers has wins over Saint Joseph s, Temple, Tulane, Virginia and Green Bay Two players, Kahleah Copper (18.6) and Little Rock, Arkansas Tyler Scaife (13.8) average in double figures MISSOURI STATE Alecia Cooley 10 pts, 12 rebs Rutgers Series Series Record: Arkansas trails 0-3 Fayetteville: 0-1 Camden: 0-2 Neutral: /30/1985 AR 63 Rutgers 72 Camden, NJ 12/28/1990 #9 AR 60 #17 Rutgers 89 Camden, NJ 12/7/2014 #25 AR 52 #18/20 RU 64 Fayetteville Rutgers is out-scoring opponents by +1.6 ppg and out-rebounding them +1.5 rpg Rutgers is out-scoring opponents in three of the four periods (not in the third). The biggest margin is in the fourth period with a advantage Rutgers dropped a 22 point decision at Florida State Thursday. Tyler Scaife was the only Scarlet Knight in double figures with 10 points. Rutgers out-rebounded FSU but committed 23 turnovers in the loss LAST MEETING Four Rutgers players were in double figures led by Kahleah Copper with 17 points. Betnijah Laney had a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds while Tyler Scaife added 13 and Rachel Hollivay had 10. Arkansas also had four players in double figures paced by Jessica Jackson with 14 points and eight rebounds. Jhasmin Bowen had 13 points and Melissa Wolff and Kelsey Brooks had 11 points each. Arkansas shot just 28.1% in the loss last year and was out-rebounded by a margin The Razorbacks dominated the offensive glass 13-7 and committed just nine turnovers against the Scarlet Knights who were ranked No. 18 in the AP and No. 20 in the coaches polls Arkansas matched Rutgers in the second half with each team scoring 28 points Jhasmin Bowen went 5-for-6 from the line helping Arkansas go 12-for-19 and shoot 63.2% for the game Arkansas hit four three-pointers, two by Brooks and one each for Jackson and Calli Berna, while holding Rutgers without a make from long distance

4 @RAZORBACK WBB STARTERS OPPONENT G G F F P Record Mo. Southern (exh) Brooks Danberry Jackson Wolff Cooley NA Southeastern La. Brooks Cosper Jackson Wolff Cooley 1-0 SHSU Brooks Cosper Jackson Wolff Cooley 2-0 SDSU Brooks Cosper Jackson Wolff Cooley 2-1 Tulsa Brooks Monk Jackson Wolff Cooley 2-2 Lafayette Brooks Danberry Jackson Wolff Freeman 2-3 #7 Oregon State Brooks Danberry Jackson Wolff Freeman 2-4 Missouri State Cosper Danberry Jackson Wolff Cooley 2-5 Rutgers Oral Roberts Butler Texas MVSU New Orleans South Carolina Texas A&M Mississippi State Tennessee Missouri LSU Auburn Florida Mississippi State Tennessee Vanderbilt Missouri Alabama Kentucky Georgia Ole Miss Brooks, Danberry, Jackson, Wolff, Cooley 2-1 Brooks, Monk, Jackson, Wolff, Cooley 0-1 Brooks, Danberry, Jackson, Wolff, Freeman 0-2 Cosper, Danberry, Jackson, Wolff, Cooley 0-1 ARKANSAS WHEN At home 2-2 On the road 0-1 Neutral site 0-2 SEC game 0-0 SEC home games 0-0 SEC road games 0-0 Non-conference games 2-5 In overtime 0-0 In games decided by... 5 points or less points or more points 2-3 Leading at the half 2-0 Trailing at the half 0-5 Tied at the half 0-0 Shooting 40% > 1-1 Shooting 40% < 1-4 Opponent 40% > 0-4 Opponent 40% < 1-2 Shooting better than opponent 2-1 Shooting worse than opponent 0-4 Out-rebounding opponent 2-1 Out-rebounded by opponent 0-3 Rebounds are even % > on FT % < on FT 2-4 More FT att. than opp. 1-0 Less FT att. than opp. 1-5 Same FT att. as opp % > on 3PT 1-0 Less than 40% on 3PT 1-5 More turnovers than opp. 0-2 Less turnovers than opp. 2-3 Same turnovers as opp. 0-0 Scoring 80 or more points 1-0 Scoring points 0-0 Scoring points 1-3 Scoring points 0-2 Scoring less than 50 points 0-0 Allowing 80 or more points 0-0 Allowing points 0-3 Allowing points 0-2 Allowing points 1-0 Allowing 50 or less points 1-0 On Sunday 1-0 On Monday 0-1 On Tuesday 0-0 On Wednesday 0-2 On Thursday 0-0 On Friday 1-1 On Saturday 0-1 In November 2-5 In December 0-0 In January 0-0 In February 0-0 In March

5 JIMMY DYKES HEAD COACH The most successful basketball programs all have a few key elements in common. PASSION They are passionate about the game. The coaches are passionate about their team, the players are passionate about the opportunity to represent their university and the fans are passionate about supporting the program. EXCITEMENT All successful programs are filled with excitement. They are exciting to watch and to be a part of. COMMITMENT It takes a lot of people to make a program successful and they all have to be committed to the effort. It starts with the coaches and staff and extends to the players but the best programs in the country take it further. Everyone who impacts the program, from professors, athletic trainers, academic coordinators, administrators and fans, all have to be willing to work toward the same goal of excellence in all areas. PERFORMANCE Finally, successful teams have to perform at a high level every day. Whether in the classroom, in the community or on the court, doing things the right way is vital to the program s success. The University of Arkansas made a move March 30, 2014, when they welcomed Jimmy Dykes as the eighth head coach of the Razorback women s basketball team. QUICK HITS Jimmy Dykes is the eighth head coach in Razorback Women s Basketball History Three-year University of Arkansas basketball letterman Jimmy Dykes attended high school at Estes Park (Colo.) and Fayetteville HS Jimmy Dykes earned his bachelor s degree in speech education at Arkansas in 1985 Graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas with a 3.54 GPA Served under legendary coach Eddie Sutton as an assistant at Arkansas, Kentucky and Oklahoma State THE 411 CHRONOLOGY Assistant Coach Years Worked With University of Arkansas Eddie Sutton Sacramento State Bill Brown Appalachian State University Tom Apke University of Kentucky Eddie Sutton University of Arkansas-Little Rock Mike Newell Oklahoma State University Eddie Sutton NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION College Scout Seattle Supersonics HIGH SCHOOL ; Athletic Director Shiloh Christian ESPN/ABC SPORTS Game and studio college men s and women s basketball analyst Game analyst for NCAA Women s Basketball Tournament Coverage of the WNBA playoffs College football sideline reporter PERSONAL Born: May 3, 1961 Bachelor s Degree: Arkansas, 1985 in Speech Education Family: Wife: Tiffany (Beasley); married in 2002, daughter Kennedy Tiffany an Arkansas graduate, 2003 Hometown: Tulsa, Oklahoma High school at Estes Park HS (Colo.), Fayetteville HS Multi-sport athlete BY THE NUMBERS 20 Career Wins 6 SEC Career Wins recruiting class rank 8 Newcomers for NCAA Tourney appearance 2 NCAA Tournament wins 29 regular season games 16 vs. 13 teams in the SEC 4 vs. Southland Conference Southeastern La., Sam Houston State, Oral Roberts, New Orleans 1 vs. American Athletic (Tulsa) Big 10 (Rutgers) Big 12 (Texas) Big East (Butler) Missouri Valley Conf. (Missouri St) Pac-12 (Oregon State) SWAC (MVSU) Summit League (S Dakota State) Sun Belt (Louisiana-Lafayette) Arkansas vs. Conferences SEC: American: vs. Tulsa: 19-3 Big 10: Rutgers: 0-3 Big 12: Texas: 3-21 Big East: 9-1 Butler: 2-0 MVC: Missouri State: 21-7 Pac-12: Oregon State: 1-2 Southland: SELA: 2-0 SHSU: 6-0 ORU: 14-8 New Orleans: 7-0 SWAC: 33-2 MVSU: 10-0 Summit: SDSU: 0-2 Sun Belt: 29-4 La-Lafayette: 3-1 Dykes vs. Conferences SEC: 7-11 (includes SEC Tournament) American: 1-1 Big 10: 2-1 Big 12: 1-1 Colonial Athletic Assoc.: 1-0 Conference USA: 1-0 Mid-Eastern Athletic: 1-0 MVC: 1-1 Pac-12: 0-1 Southland: 3-0 SWAC: 1-0 Summit League: 0-2 Sun Belt: 0-1

6 ARKANSAS CITIES AND TOWNS 9 Little Rock Joni Johnston [MSM], Patrice Gillenwater [MSM], Doris Gaiser [McClellan], Erma Greer [McClellan], Michelle Mabry [MSM], Celia Anderson [Hall], Kelsey Hatcher [CAC], Amanda Westbrook [Mt. St. Mary Academy], Malica Monk [NLR] 6 Fayetteville Betsy Broyles, Carol Ann Riggs, Connie Fitzgerald, Wendy Norwood, Hailey Nutt, Calli Berna 4 Fort Smith Redd Coleman [Northside], Allison Singleton [Southside], Kendra Roberts [N side], Shanita Arnold [N side] Hot Springs Cindy Daley, Sha Hopson, Joy Oakley, Shameka Christon 3 Conway Sharon Delph, Caroline Powell, Jordan Danberry Mt. Home Kathy Rowland, Carrie Satterfield, Brittney Richardson N. Little Rock Robyn Irwin [Sylvan Hills], Christi Willson [Northeast], Whitney Zachariason [Central Arkansas Christian] Pine Bluff Kelly Lipe, Juliet Jackson, Dana Cherry 2 Benton Trisha Cooper, Maria Kidd [Bauxite] Bryant Marla Goshein, Sally Moore Carlisle Tami Scherm, Julie Inman Elkins Debbie Roe, Sandy Scranton Gravette Wendy Schopp, Blair Savage Hampton Cecilia Roark, Kimberly Wilson Harrison Georgia Clark, Danelle Allen Huntsville Sherry Smith, Sheila Burkes Marvel Camille Yancy [Acad.], Stacey Walls [Parkview] Prairie Grove Tracey Hutchinson, Sarah Lundberg Springdale Tina Adams, Janet Moore Van Buren Marsha Johnson, Erin Gatling West Helena Lillian Valley [Central], LaKendra Spates [Central] West Memphis Melanie Browder, Katrina Nesby 1 Arkadelphia Lonniya Bragg Batesville Tracy Webb Bentonville Robin Alpe Blytheville Whitney Jones Cabot Melissa Wolff Carlisle Julie Inman Cave City Sheila Burns Clarksville Dinah Dickerson Charleston Carrie Parker Damascus Lanell Dawson Danville Tamara Mathis Dardanelle Kelly Johnson Deer Shanon Jones Dermott Joy Dillard Eudora Debra Williams Gentry Allyson Twiggs Greenwood Paula Phillips Green Forest Joyce Underdown Gurdon Lita Stricklin Hattieville Bailey Zimmerman Heber Springs Brenda Alexander Huntington Donna Buccella Jacksonville Jessica Jackson Judsonia Lisa Martin Newark Amber Nicholas Osceola Ruby Vaden Ozark Sarah Pfeifer Pea Ridge Jan Lookadoo Russellville Adrienne Bush Royal Kim Grishman [Lake Hamilton] Rogers Pat Keck Rudy Lisa Harris Salem Brittney Richardson Siloam Springs India Lewis Star City Shea Henderson Texarkana Chrisstasia Walter [Arkansas] Vilonia Monica Van Parys [NLR] Waldo Sytia Messer Warren Mary Lynn Ederington Wilmar Brenda Rhodes Wynne Bettye Fiscus 107 total in-state players Five players have played for Jimmy Dykes Wolff, Jackson, Danberry, Monk, Zimmerman Three players were recruited by Jimmy Dykes Danberry, Monk, has had players from 63 different cities Six players have been from Fayetteville including the the program s first official scholarship player, Betsy

7 READY TO #BEARKANSAS JAILYN MASON G Mason, Ohio William Mason HS PRIOR TO ARKANSAS A 5-8 guard from Mason, Ohio Scouts Grade at 88 on ESPN.com Scouts. com said handles and attacks in up-tempo game; smooth stroke in midrange game; reads, handles vs. pressure Averaged 9.8 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 2.9 apg and 2.3 spg as a junior at William Mason HS First-Team All-GMC as a junior leading team to 20-5 record Also played for AAU s Xpress Basketball Selected Arkansas over Cincinnati, Ball State and Drexel. PERSONAL Plans to major in photo journalism with an emphasis in sports photography. WHAT COACH DYKES SAYS Jailyn Mason is a legit 5-9 combo guard who comes from a winning program in the state of Ohio. She will give us another guard who can shoot it and who will be a very good man-to-man defender. She has terrific leadership qualities. YASMEEN RATLIFF C 6-5 Alpharetta, Georgia St. Francis Day School SYDNEY STOUT F 6-0 Bixby, Oklahoma Bixby HS AT BIXBY HS Conference and District champions followed by state runner-up finish as a freshman Team advanced to regional championship game and moved on to area as a junior First-team all-conference, academic-all-conference and numerous all-tournament team selections as a junior Honorable mention on Oklahoma s All-State team Averaged 17.5 ppg, 7.4 rpg and 1.9 apg as a junior Earned academic all-conference and was a member of the National Honors Society, student council, FCA and her church youth group Three-year letterwinner in basketball and two years in track and field Advanced to state as a sophomore in the high jump and ran in the relay as well. PERSONAL Born Sept. 4, 1997 Parents are Jeremy and Stacy Stout of Bixby, Oklahoma Has a younger sister, Savanna Father played football at Southern Methodist Plans to major in communication disorders and work as a speech pathologist. WHAT COACH DYKES SAYS Sydney Stout is a recruited walk-on who caught our eye in our elite camp. She is a 6-0 wing with a non-stop motor. She is tough and has a competitive fire that we want in our program. She is going to help us win games right away. AALIYAH WILSON Fr 5-11 G Muskogee. Oklahoma AT MUSKOGEE HS Named to Oklahoma s Super 5 and First-Team All- State teams as a junior Averaged 19.2 ppg as a junior Two-time Muskogee Girls Basketball Player of the Year (2014, 2015) 2015 Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year Vype Magazine Top 100 player and 2015 Miss Basketball Oklahoma finalist Oklahoma ranked No. 6 player in the state No. 30 prospect overall and No. 5 guard according to ESPN Hoopgurlz ranking Averaged 19.3 ppg and 9.1 rpg as a junior Paced Muskogee to Class 6A runner-up finish as a junior Enters senior season with 1,252 career points, 599 career rebounds and 194 career assists. WHAT COACH DYKES SAYS Aaliyah Wilson is one of the top players in the entire country in the 2016 class. She is an explosive attacking guard who is a very physical defender. She is a terrific rebounder and can score in multiple ways. She has a chance to be special. AT ST. FRANCIS DAY Member of the 2013 and 2015 Class A Champions Helped the Knights to a 25-4 record as a junior Also plays volleyball for the Knights. PERSONAL Parents are Theo and Kristina Ratliff and she has three older siblings, Adonis, Stacia and Alexia, and two younger, Sasha and Darius Father Theo was drafted by the NBA s Detroit Pistons in 1995 and played 16 years in the league. WHAT COACH DYKES SAYS Yasmeen Ratliff is a 6-5 post player who can run, rebound and defend. She has only been playing organized basketball for two years. She has an athletic body and great potential. Her father, Theo Ratliff played in the NBA for 16 years. A player like Yasmeen will never be rattled or awestruck in the arenas we play in. She has the potential to be something we have never had here. KIARA WILLIAMS F/C 6-1 Alexander, Arkansas Little Rock Central AT LR CENTRAL HS Fourth in-state player to sign with Arkansas under Jimmy Dykes All- State honors as a junior Named to the All-USA Arkansas Girls Basketball Second-Team as a sophomore (Also selected that year were current Razorbacks Jordan Danberry and Malica Monk) Averaged 14+ ppg as a junior Also a member of the volleyball team Selected Arkansas over St. John s, Ole Miss, Missouri State and Southern Miss. PERSONAL Born April 29, 1998 Parents are Rodney Sr. and Domikia Davis Parents are both in law enforcement Younger siblings Jasmine and Rodney Jr. Mother played basketball at Shorter College Plans to major in sport management at Arkansas and would like to be a high school or college coach. WHAT COACH DYKES SAYS Kiara Williams is a multi-sport athlete who has never concentrated year-round on basketball. I like her upside, her potential. She is very explosive and at 6-1, she is an athlete who can run, defend and fits what we want our bigs to be able to do.

8 IN THE POLLS Associated Press Top 25 (11/30/15) Record Pts 1 Connecticut (32) South Carolina Notre Dame Baylor Maryland Texas Oregon State Tennessee Mississippi State Ohio State Kentucky Texas A&M Florida State Duke Northwestern Stanford Arizona State California Michigan State Syracuse Oklahoma Seton Hall DePaul UCLA South Florida Others receiving votes: Iowa 49, George Washington 40, St John s 14, Miami (FL) 13, Dayton 11, Missouri 9, Princeton 9, Oklahoma State 9, Purdue 5, NC State 4, Western Kentucky 4, USC 3, Florida 3, Nebraska 3, Idaho 1, Oregon 1 USA Today Coaches Poll (12/1/15) 1 Connecticut (32) South Carolina Notre Dame Baylor Maryland Texas Oregon State Tennessee Mississippi State Kentucky Texas A&M Ohio State Duke Florida State Stanford Northwestern California DePaul Arizona State Michigan State Seton Hall Oklahoma South Florida Iowa Syracuse Others receiving votes: Dayton 55, Miami (FL) 50, UCLA 35, George Washington 32, St John s 23, Princeton 15, Oregon 14, NC State 10, Nebraska 9, Missouri 5, Wake Forest 5, Villanova 4, Drake 4, Albany 3, Florida 3, Purdue 3, Idaho 2, Western Kentucky 2, Washington 2, Oklahoma State 1, Arkansas State 1 ARKANSAS IN THE POLLS Rank AP USA RPI Pre RV (8) NR -- W2 RV (7) NR -- W3 RV (8) NR -- W4 NR NR 283 W5 W6 W7 W8 W9 W10 W11 W12 W13 W14 W15 W16 W17 W18 W19 W20 AN ARKANSAS WIN WOULD... Be the third of the season Stop a five-game losing streak Move Arkansas to 7-6 on games played on Dec. 6 Make Arkansas 1-3 against Rutgers Be the first road win of the year PRESEASON HONORS AND AWARDS Recruiting class ranked No. 20 by ESPNW HoopGurlz.com. Arkansas selected eighth by vote of the SEC Media and SEC Coaches Jessica Jackson selected to SEC Coaches All-Conference Second Team Kelsey Brooks selected to the CollegeSportsMadness.com All-SEC Second-Team Jessica Jackson selected to the CSM.com All-SEC Third-Team Arkansas opens the year receiving votes in the Associated Press Top 25 FASTEST TO 1,000 Jessica Jackson surpassed the 1,000 career point mark at South Dakota Nov. 18. She entered the year with 962 career points in her first two seasons and scored her 1,000th point in the first period at SDSU, ranking 27th at that time. Arkansas all-time leading scorer Bettye Fiscus (2,073) is the only player to outscore Jackson in her first two seasons. Fiscus finished her sophomore season with 1,131 career points. WNBA All-Star Shameka Christon is Arkansas second alltime scorer with 1,951 career points. She scored 844 points after two seasons. Jackson currently has 1,085 career points ranking 23rd. ALSO MOVING UP Kelsey Brooks began the season ranked 49th all-time in scoring. Brooks tallied 633 career points in 62 games prior to the start of the season. She has 62 points this year, 695 career points and ranks 44th overall. Melissa Wolff ranks 57th in career scoring with 569 career points. Melissa Wolff ranks 21st for career rounds with

9 Jessica Jackson ranks 32nd with 437 career rebounds. Jessica Jackson (86) and Melissa Wolff (79) rank ninth and tied for 10th, respectively, for career blocked shots. ACTION JACKSON Jessica Jackson started the season on fire. The junior from Jacksonville, Arkansas, opened with six consecutive double-digit games, had back-to-back double-doubles and four 20+ point games. As a sophomore in the first four games, Jackson also had four consecutive double-digit scoring contests to open the year and one double-double. FANTASTIC FOUR Arkansas returns just four players from a year ago. That is the fewest returning players among SEC teams this season. Despite that low number, the Razorbacks return percent of its scoring from a year ago with 1,221 of the team s 1,920 points coming from Jessica Jackson, Kelsey Brooks, Melissa Wolff and Khadijah West. Three of Arkansas four leading scorers from last season (Jackson, Brooks and West) return. Youngest Teams in Country (by Percentage of Scholarship Newcomers) School Scholarship Ret Total Scholarship % of Newcomers Marquette % Louisiana Tech % ARKANSAS % Portland State % Stetson % West Virginia % CS Northridge % TOUGH START TO SEC SCHEDULE Arkansas faces one of the toughest starts to the SEC schedule for the second consecutive season. Last year, the Razorbacks opened SEC play with three of its first four opponents ranked in the AP Top 15. They were one of just two programs in the Power 5 Conferences to do that. This year, Arkansas again faces a tough start opening the season at No. 2 South Carolina, vs. No. 16 Texas A&M, at No. 13 Mississippi State and vs. No. 4 Tennessee (AP). Here is a look at Arkansas opponents who are in the RPI top 100: Tennessee (7), Rutgers (9), Kentucky (10), Texas A&M (12), South Carolina (14), Missouri (19), Texas (33), Georgia (41), Oregon State (42), Florida (72), Auburn (81). LONE WOLFF Melissa Wolff is the only senior on the team. Named team captain, Wolff s leadership on and off the court will be heavily relied upon with eight newcomers to the Razorback family this year. Wolff led the team in rebounding last year with 7.8 per game and had six double doubles last year, including two in the NCAA Tournament. As a senior, Wolff was a nominee for the WBCA, the NABC and Allstate Insurance Company s 2016 Allstate WBCA and NABC Good Works Teams. In its fourth year, the Allstate WBCA and NABC Good Works Teams recognize players at all levels of college basketball who have made outstanding contributions in the areas of volunteerism and civic involvement. From establishing nonprofits that provide youth with the necessary tools to become leaders of tomorrow, to raising awareness around pertinent issues that could save lives, these student-athletes exhibit impeccable leadership skills both on and off the court. ON THIS DATE Dec Rice (Kingsville, Texas) W, at SMU L, Southwest Missouri State W, at Oklahoma L, Oklahoma State W, at #6 Alabama* L, Northwestern State (Houston, Texas) W, at #21 TCU L, 62-67(ot) at Western Kentucky L, Kansas State (WNIT) L, Stephen F. Austin W, #17 Kansas W, Dec at Arkansas State L, Georgia L, at Oral Roberts L, Mississippi Valley State W, at #25 Southwest Missouri W,, Southwest Missouri W, Southwestern La. W, Oral Roberts W, Tulsa W, at Missouri State W, Dec Arkansas State W, Central Florida (Oxford, Miss.) W, Montana State (Long Beach, Calif.) L, Northwestern State (Hot Springs, Ark.) W, Dec at Iowa State L, Western Illinois W, at Indiana W, Stephen F. Austin (Hot Springs, Ark.) W, UTSA (Las Vegas, Nev.) L, Tennessee Tech W, Dec at #17 Rutgers L, at Tulane (Kenner, La.) W, at Valparaiso W, 77-69(ot) Western Kentucky W, at Stephen F. Austin W, Cincinnati W, Furman W, Mississippi Valley State W, Coppin State W, Mississippi Valley State W, Dec #24 Southwest Missouri State W, at Baylor W, Missouri W, at Montana W, at Tulsa W, TCU W, Loyola Marymount W, McNeese State W, at #Georgia* L, at St. Louis W, Marquette (Hanover, NH) W,71-69 Jan Oklahoma L, at Arkansas State W, TCU! W, Texas Tech! W, at Houston! W, St. Joseph s (Miami, Fla.) L, George Washington L, at Texas Tech L, Florida* L, at Auburn L, 47-50

10 WE ARE FAMILY Several Razorback players hail from large families - especially our newcomers. Check out some of the family sizes here. Briunna Freeman 9 Brittany, James, Leonard, Duntrez, Rhaheem, Javell, Shambrika, Kendra, Brandon Jessica Jackson 7 Chris, Adrian, Asia, Jennifer, Kailyn, Cedric, Khylan Alecia Cooley 7 Mia, Cojuan, Janava, Cheri, Laurie, Amber, Jasmine Jordan Danberry 5 Shaun, Asia, Trinity, Phoenyx, Brian Bailey Zimmerman 3 John Paul, Jordan, Brooke Kelsey Brooks 2 Cecil, Mia Malica Monk 2 Mark, Mason Keiryn Swenson 2 Kameron, Konner Tatiyana Smith 2 Christopher, the late Kevin Smith Melissa Wolff 1 Matthew Khadijah West 1 Cartraveon Devin Cosper 1 Sierra SPEAKING OF FAMILY Bailey Zimmerman is a cousin of Arkansas men s basketball assistant coach Matt Zimmerman. A MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENT Kelsey Brooks Recreation and Sport Management Alecia Cooley Communication Devin Cosper Communication Jordan Danberry International Economics & Business Briunna Freeman Psychology Jessica Jackson Recreation and Sport Management Malica Monk Undeclared in Arts and Sciences College Tatiyana Smith Criminal Justice Keiryn Swenson Accounting Khadijah West Recreation and Sport Management Melissa Wolff Exercise Science Pre-Professional Bailey Zimmerman Pre-Business DOUBLE FIGURE GAMES Jessica Jackson (56) Year Times Kelsey Brooks (32) Year Times Melissa Wolff (18) Year Times Alecia Cooley (2) Year Times Jordan Danberry (2) Year Times Malica Monk (1) Year Times Khadijah West (1) Year Times Devin Cosper (1) Year Times DOUBLE DOUBLES Kelsey Brooks Northwestern State Jessica Jackson at Missouri LSU at Alabama #5/8 Texas A&M Savannah State Tennessee Tech at Florida Ole Miss Auburn Ole Miss (SEC) Southeastern La Sam Houston State Melissa Wolff #7/9 Tennessee Grambling State Richmond Savannah State Nicholls at Missouri Missouri Alecia Cooley Missouri State

11 SEC COACHES PRESEASON POLL 1. South Carolina Tennessee Texas A&M Mississippi State Kentucky Missouri Ole Miss ARKANSAS Georgia LSU Vanderbilt Florida Auburn Alabama 16 Player of the Year Tiffany Mitchell, South Carolina First Team All-SEC Makayla Epps, Kentucky Victoria Vivians, Mississippi State A ja Wilson, South Carolina Tiffany Mitchell, South Carolina Alaina Coates, South Carolina Diamond DeShields, Tennessee Bashaara Graves, Tennessee Courtney Walker, Texas A&M Courtney Williams, Texas A&M Second Team All-SEC JESSICA JACKSON, ARKANSAS Ronni Williams, Florida Shacobia, Georgia Raigyne Moncrief, LSU Jordan Frericks, Missouri Mercedes Russell, Tennessee Jordan Jones, Texas A&M Rebeka Dahlhman, Vanderbilt PRESEASON MEDIA POLL 1. South Carolina Tennessee Mississippi State Texas A&M Kentucky Ole Miss Missouri ARKANSAS 138 T9. Georgia 128 T9. LSU Vanderbilt Florida Auburn Alabama 34 Player of the Year Tiffany Mitchell, South Carolina Preseason All-SEC Mykala Epps, Kentucky Victoria Vivians, Mississippi State Alaina Coates, South Carolina Tiffany Mitchell, South Carolina A ja Wilson, South Carolina Diamond DeShields, Tennessee STATS AS OF 12/1/15 The Razorbacks are fifth in the SEC in rebounding offense with a 44.7 average They are fifth in rebounding margin with a +7.5 advantage Arkansas is fourth in the SEC in offensive rebounds with 17.3 per game The Razorbacks are tied for fifth for defensive rebounds with 27.3 per game The team ranks fourth for defensive rebounding percentage with a.735 mark Jessica Jackson leads the SEC with 19.8 ppg, is tied for eighth with 8.3 rpg, seventh for three-point rebound percentage with a.351 mark and tied for fifth in three-pointers made with 2.2 per game. Kelsey Brooks is fourth in the SEC in assist/turnover ratio with a 4.2 average NCAA Arkansas ranks 25th in the nation in offensive rebounds per game with 17 per contest. Arkansas is 41st for fewest turnovers per game and 50th for rebounding margin. Kelsey Brooks ranks ninth in the country for assist/turnover ratio with a 4.20 mark. Jessica Jackson is 32nd for points per game and 35th for total points this week. SEC STANDINGS -12/4/15 SEC OVERALL Kentucky Missouri South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Tennessee Auburn Mississippi State Texas A&M Vanderbilt Ole Miss LSU Arkansas SEC WEEKLY SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 4 (Friday) 15-Texas A&M vs. Hawaii...TBA 5 (Saturday) East Carolina at Auburn (SECN+)...Noon CT 15-Texas A&M vs. BYU...TBA East Tennessee St. at Vanderbilt (SECN+)... 1:00 p.m. CT 6 (Sunday) Alcorn St. at Alabama (SECN+)...2:00 p.m. CT Arkansas at Rutgers.... 1:00 p.m. CT Seton Hall at Georgia (SECN+)... 2:00 p.m. ET Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Ole Miss (SECN+)... 2:00 p.m. CT Tennessee St. at Mississippi St. (SECN+)... 2:00 p.m. CT Duke at South Carolina (ESPN2)... 2:00 p.m. ET Virginia Tech at Tennessee (SEC Network).2:00 p.m. ET 7 (Monday) Arkansas St. at Florida (SECN+)...7:00 p.m. ET Loyola Marymount at Missouri (SECN+)... 7:00 p.m. CT SMU at Texas A&M (SEC Network)...11:00 a.m. CT 8 (Tuesday) Furman at Georgia (SECN+)...11:00 a.m. ET 10 (Thursday) Oral Roberts at Arkansas (SEC Network)..8:00 p.m. CT Florida at Wisconsin (Big Ten Network)...8:00 p.m. ET Louisville at Kentucky (SEC Network)...7:00 p.m. ET Troy at Vanderbilt (SECN+)... 7:00 p.m. CT 11 (Friday) Tennessee at Wichita St. (ESPN3)... 8:05 p.m. ET 12 (Saturday) Georgetown at Alabama (SEC Network)...Noon CT Ole Miss at Southern Miss...4:00 p.m. CT Missouri at Colorado (Pac-12 Network)... 2:30 p.m. CT DePaul at Texas A&M (SEC Network)...2:00 p.m. CT 13 (Sunday) Arkansas at Butler... 1:00 p.m. CT UC Santa Barbara at LSU (SEC Network)... 3:00 p.m. CT Mississippi St. at Louisiana Tech... 3:00 p.m. CT Winthrop at South Carolina (SEC Network).2:00 p.m. ET 14 (Monday) North Florida at Alabama (SECN+)...11:30 a.m. CT New Orleans at Ole Miss (SECN+)...6:00 p.m. CT 16 (Wednesday) Winthrop at Auburn (SECN+)...11:00 a.m. CT Tulane at Ole Miss (SECN+)...6:00 p.m. CT Southern Miss at Mississippi St. (SECN+)... 7:00 p.m. CT Hampton at South Carolina (SECN+)...7:00 p.m. ET Tennessee at Stanford (ESPNU)... 9:00 p.m. ET

12 00 JESSICA JACKSON F 6-3 JUNIOR JACKSONVILLE, ARK. JACKSONVILLE HS HONORS All-SEC Second-Team, 14, 15 All-SEC Freshman Team, 2014 AP All-SEC Hon. Mention, 2014 AP All-SEC Second-Team, 2015 SEC First-Year Academic HR, 2014 SEASON HIGHS Points: 29, Tulsa, FGM: 10, Tulsa, * FGA: 21, Tulsa, FTM: 10, Louisiana, FTA: 12, Louisiana, FGM: 3, Tulsa, * 3FGA: 9, SELA, Reb. 5, SHSU, DReb. 8, SHSU, Reb. 13, SHSU, Assists: 3, SELA, Blocks: 4, Tulsa, Steals: 1, Louisiana, Min: 38, Tulsa, PLAYER NOTES Finished tied for lead in SEC in scoring Jackson has scored in double figures in 55 games She has scored times She has scored 30+ one time Had a streak of 10 double figure games in a row as a freshman and 12 in a row as a sophomore Had 11 games with double figure rebounds; Arkansas is 6-5 in those games Became 27th player to score 1,000 career points - versus SDSU Double double with versus Southeastern Louisiana; and SHSU with Six consecutive games with double digit scoring this year Four games with 20+ points as a junior SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 31, vs. Ole Miss, * FGM: 11, vs. Ole Miss, * FGA: 25, #13/15 Ky, FTM: 9, at Missouri, FTA: 10, Tulsa, * 3FGM: 5, #13/15 Ky, * 3FGA: 11, #13/15 Ky, Reb. 5, SHSU, * DReb. 10, vs. Auburn, Reb. 13, SHSU, Assists: 4, at Missouri St, * Blocks: 5, Tulsa, * Steals: 3, NW State, * Min: 39, #13/15 Ky, * *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs 2 12 Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 69 GS 7 66 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

13 3 MALICA MONK G FRESHMAN 5-5 NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK. NLR HS HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 10, SELA, FGM: 4, SELA, FGA: 8, SHSU, FTM: 2, Tulsa, * FTA: 4, Tulsa, * 3FGM: 0 3FGA: 1, Tulsa, Reb. 1, Tulsa, * DReb. 3, SHSU, Reb. 3, Tulsa, * Assists: 3, SELA, Blocks: 1, #7 Oregon St., Steals: 2, SHSU, * Min: 25, Tulsa, PLAYER NOTES Four-star recruit according to ESPN Member of Jimmy Dykes No. 20-ranked recruiting class No. 20 PG in the 2015 class according to ESPN Member of the College of Arts and Sciences at Arkansas Opened career with 10 points against SELA First career start versus Tulsa (11/23/15) SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 10, SELA, FGM: 4, SELA, FGA: 8, SHSU, FTM: 2, Tulsa, * FTA: 4, Tulsa, * 3FGM: 0 3FGA: 1, Tulsa, Reb. 1, Tulsa, * DReb. 3, SHSU, Reb. 3, Tulsa, * Assists: 3, SELA, Blocks: 1, #7 Oregon St., Steals: 2, SHSU, * Min: 25, Tulsa, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 7 GS 1 1 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

14 4 KEIRYN SWENSON G/F FRESHMAN 6-1 WICHITA, KAN. MAIZE HS HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 9, SHSU, FGM: 3, SHSU, FGA: 5, SELA, FTM: 3, SHSU, FTA: 4, SHSU, FGM: 1, SELA, FGA: 2, at SDSU, * 0Reb. 5, SHSU, DReb. 1, SHSU, Reb. 6, SHSU, Assists: 2, SELA, Blocks: 1, at SDSU, Steals: 2, SELA, Min: 17, SELA, PLAYER NOTES Also throws javelin and will likely participate in track and field at Arkansas Three-start recruit according to ESPN Accounting major SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 9, SHSU, FGM: 3, SHSU, FGA: 5, SELA, FTM: 3, SHSU, FTA: 4, SHSU, FGM: 1, SELA, FGA: 2, at SDSU, * 0Reb. 5, SHSU, DReb. 1, SHSU, Reb. 6, SHSU, Assists: 2, SELA, Blocks: 1, at SDSU, Steals: 2, SELA, Min: 17, SELA, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 7 GS CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

15 12 BRIUNNA FREEMAN G FRESHMAN 5-9 PELHAM, GA. PELHAM HS HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 6, Tulsa, FGM: 3, Tulsa, FGA: 6, SELA, FTM: 1, SELA, FTA: 2, SELA, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 3, #7 Oreg. St., * DReb. 2, #7 Oreg. St., * Reb. 4, Tulsa, * Assists: 1, #7 Oreg. St., * Blocks: 1, Louisiana, Steals: 3, #7 Oreg. St., * Min: 23, #7 OSU, PLAYER NOTES Three-star recruit according to ESPN Scored more than 1,500 career points in high school Can dunk a tennis ball Social work major at Arkansas SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 6, Tulsa, FGM: 3, Tulsa, FGA: 6, SELA, FTM: 1, SELA, FTA: 2, SELA, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 3, #7 Oreg. St., * DReb. 2, #7 Oreg. St., * Reb. 4, Tulsa, * Assists: 1, #7 Oreg. St., * Blocks: 1, Louisiana, Steals: 3, #7 Oreg. St., * Min: 23, #7 OSU, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 6 6 GS 2 2 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

16 15 KELSEY BROOKS G JUNIOR 5-9 LENEXA, KAN. OLATHE NORTHWEST HS HONORS Two-time SEC Player of the Week 2014 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2015 SEC Academic Honor Roll SEASON HIGHS Points: 16, Louisiana, FGM: 7, Louisiana, FGA: 15, SHSU, FTM: 2, Tulsa, FTA: 2, #7 Org. St., * 3FGM: 2, Louisiana, FGA: 6, at SDSU, Reb. 2, SHSU, DReb. 3, SELA, Reb. 3, SHSU, * Assists: 8, SELA, Blocks: 1, SHSU, Steals: 5, SELA, Min: 33, #7 Ore. St., CAREER HIGHS Points: 28, SDSU, FGM: 8, #17/16 Iowa, FGA: 21, No. 13/15 Ky, FTM: 13, SDSU, FTA: 16, Oklahoma, FGM: 4, NW State, FGA: 9, No. 13/15 Ky, Reb. 3, at #14/15 Miss St, * DReb. 12, NW State, Reb. 12, NW State, Assists: 7, NW State, Blocks: 3, vs. TTU, Steals: 7, vs. Florida, Min: 41, SDSU, (OT) *Most Recent PLAYER NOTES Earned starting spot as sophomore Started sophomore season with 12 consecutive double figure scoring games Five games with 40 minutes played including four SEC games in a row as sophomore Seven games with 20+ points; Arkansas is 6-1 when Brooks scores 20+ Opened season with 11 points and three rebounds in win Three consecutive double figure games to open junior season 12 consecutive double figure games as a sophomore SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs -- 7 Double Doubles Assists Steals 1 6 GP 7 69 GS 6 38 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

17 21 DEVIN COSPER G SOPHOMORE 5-10 COFFEYVILLE, KAN. FIELD KINDLEY HS COFFEYVILLE CC HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 11, Missouri State, FGM: 4, Missouri State, FGA: 13, Missouri State, FTM: 2, Missouri State, * FTA: 6, Tulsa, FGM: 1, Missouri State, * 3FGA: 5, Missouri State, * 0Reb. 2, SHSU, * DReb. 4, Missouri State, Reb. 5, SELA, Assists: 2, SHSU, * Blocks: 1, SHSU, Steals: 1, #7 OSU, * Min: 27, Missouri State, PLAYER NOTES Only freshman selected to the JC First-Team All-America team in 2015 Averaged 20.0 ppg as a freshman at Coffeyville CC Also ran track and was the state champion in 100 meters in high school Earned starting spot for first game of season First career double-digit scoring game with 11 points versus Missouri State SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 11, Missouri State, FGM: 4, Missouri State, FGA: 13, Missouri State, FTM: 2, Missouri State, * FTA: 6, Tulsa, FGM: 1, Missouri State, * 3FGA: 5, Missouri State, * 0Reb. 2, SHSU, * DReb. 4, Missouri State, Reb. 5, SELA, Assists: 2, SHSU, * Blocks: 1, SHSU, Steals: 1, #7 OSU, * Min: 27, Missouri State, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 7 GS 4 4 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

18 22 BAILEY ZIMMERMAN G/F FRESHMAN 6-0 ST. VINCENT, ARK. WONDERVIEW HS HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 6, SELA, FGM: 2, SELA, FGA: 8, SELA, FTM: 2, at SDSU, FTA: 2, at SDSU, * 3FGM: 1, SELA, FGA: 4, SELA, Reb. 3, SELA, DReb. 1, SELA, Reb. 4, SELA, Assists: 1, SHSU, Blocks: 1, at SDSU, Steals: 0 Min: 17, SHSU, PLAYER NOTES Cousin of Razorback men s basketball assistant coach Matt Zimmerman Three-start recruit according to ESPN Has modeled in high school Would like to major in agriculture at Arkansas SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 6, SELA, FGM: 2, SELA, FGA: 8, SELA, FTM: 2, at SDSU, FTA: 2, at SDSU, * 3FGM: 1, SELA, FGA: 4, SELA, Reb. 3, SELA, DReb. 1, SELA, Reb. 4, SELA, Assists: 1, SHSU, Blocks: 1, at SDSU, Steals: 0 Min: 17, SHSU, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 7 GS CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

19 24 JORDAN DANBERRY G FRESHMAN 5-8 CONWAY, ARK. CONWAY HS HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 14, #7 OSU, * FGM: 6, #7 OSU, * FGA: 14, #7 OSU, FTM: 3, SELA, FTA: 6, SELA, FGM: 2, at SDSU, FGA: 4, at SDSU, Reb. 2, #7 OSU, * DReb. 4, SELA, Reb. 6, SELA, Assists: 4, #7 OSU, Blocks: 1, at SDSU, Steals: 3, #7 OSU, Min: 24, #7 OSU, PLAYER NOTES Listed as a five-start recruit by ESPN Ranked as the No. 14 point guard in class of 2015 Top-ranked recruit in the state of Arkansas 2014 Arkansas Gatorade Player of the Year First double figure scoring game with 14 points at SDSU Nov SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 14, #7 OSU, * FGM: 6, #7 OSU, * FGA: 14, #7 OSU, FTM: 3, SELA, FTA: 6, SELA, FGM: 2, at SDSU, FGA: 4, at SDSU, Reb. 2, #7 OSU, * DReb. 4, SELA, Reb. 6, SELA, Assists: 4, #7 OSU, Blocks: 1, at SDSU, Steals: 3, #7 OSU, Min: 24, #7 OSU, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 7 GS 6 6 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

20 25 TATIYANA SMITH C JUNIOR 6-3 PLANO, TEXAS PLANO HS ARKANSAS BAPTIST HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: -- FGM: -- FGA: -- FTM: -- FTA: -- 3FGM: -- 3FGA: -- 0Reb. -- DReb. -- Reb. -- Assists: -- Blocks: -- Steals: -- Min: -- PLAYER NOTES Played at Arkansas Baptist for two seasons Will be eligible to play in December SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: -- FGM: -- FGA: -- FTM: -- FTA: -- 3FGM: -- 3FGA: -- 0Reb. -- DReb. -- Reb. -- Assists: -- Blocks: -- Steals: -- Min: -- *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP GS CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG

21 32 KHADIJAH WEST F JUNIOR 6-2 SHREVEPORT, LA. HUNTINGTON HS HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 13, SELA, FGM: 6, SELA, FGA: 11, SELA, FTM: 1, SELA, FTA: 2, SELA, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 6, SELA, DReb. 3, SELA, Reb. 9, SELA, Assists: 1, at SDSU, * Blocks: 1, SHSU, Steals: 2 Min: 20, SELA, PLAYER NOTES Played in 30 career games First start as a sophomore versus Tennessee Four blocks versus OU in North Little Rock in Has a son, Michael Junior First double-figure scoring game with 13 points in the opener SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 13, SELA, FGM: 6, SELA, FGA: 11, SELA, FTM: 2, Richmond, FTA: 3, Richmond, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 6, SELA, * DReb. 6, Grambling St., Reb. 12, Gram. St., Assists: 1, at SDSU, * Blocks: 4, Oklahoma, Steals: 2, SELA, Min: 20, SELA, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 6 37 GS 4 4 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

22 33 MELISSA WOLFF F SENIOR 6-0 CABOT, ARK. CABOT HS HONORS 2013 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll 2014, 2015 SEC Academic Honor Roll 2015 WBAC All-State Good Works Team nominee SEASON HIGHS Points: 6, Louisiana, * FGM: 3, Louisiana, FGA: 6, Tulsa, FTM: 1, Louisiana, FTA: 2, Louisiana, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 4, Louisiana, DReb. 8, Tulsa, Reb. 10, Louisiana, Assists: 3, #7 Ore. State, Blocks: 2, Louisiana, Steals: 1, #7 OSU, * Min: 39, Louisiana, PLAYER NOTES Seven career double-doubles 17 double figure scoring games Played in 93 of 94 career games 13 points in back-to-back games in the NCAA Tournament in games with double figure rebounds; Arkansas is 8-5 when she has double digit rebounds SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 17, Nicholls, FGM: 7, Richmond, * FGA: 12, #22/25 NW, * FTM: 5, vs. Missouri, * FTA: 11, Nicholls, FGM: 1 vs. LSU, * 3FGA: 6 at Hawai i, Reb. 9, #22/25 NW, * DReb. 8, Nicholls, * Reb. 16, SDSU, Assists: 4, at Auburn, * Blocks: 5, at Missouri St., Steals: 4, vs. Missouri, * Min: 43, SDSU, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs 1 12 Double Doubles Assists Steals -- 2 GP GS 7 41 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

23 35 ALECIA COOLEY C JUNIOR 6-3 EVANSTON, ILL. EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HS STATE FAIR CC HONORS TBA SEASON HIGHS Points: 15, SELA, FGM: 5, SELA, FGA: 6, SELA, FTM: 5, SELA, FTA: 5, SELA, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 3, SELA, DReb. 6, SELA, Reb. 9, SELA, Assists: 2, Louisiana, * Blocks: 2, Tulsa, Steals: 1, Louisiana, * Min: 28, Louisiana, PLAYER NOTES Junior College All-American at State Fair CC in Sedalia, Mo. MCCAC and Regional 16 First-Team honors as a sophomore Is youngest of seven - is the tallest and the only sibling in her family to play sports Started in game one of the season Scored 15 points and nine rebounds in opening game Double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds against Missouri State SEASON GAME-BY-GAME STATS CAREER HIGHS Points: 15, SELA, FGM: 5, SELA, FGA: 6, SELA, FTM: 5, SELA, FTA: 5, SELA, FGM: 0 3FGA: 0 0Reb. 3, SELA, DReb. 6, SELA, Reb. 9, SELA, Assists: 2, Louisiana, * Blocks: 2, Tulsa, Steals: 1, Louisiana, * Min: 28, Louisiana, *Most Recent PERFORMANCES Career 10+ Pts Rebs 1 1 Double Doubles Assists Steals GP 7 7 GS 5 5 CAREER STATS YEAR GP GS MIN AVG FG FGA PCT 3FG 3FGA 3PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST TO BLK STL PTS AVG TOTAL

24 @RAZORBACKWBB STATISTICS ALL

25 @RAZORBACKWBB RESULTS ALL GAMES OPPONENT DATE SCORE WL POINTS REBOUNDS ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKED SHOTS SE LOUISIANA 11/13/ W 15-COOLEY, Alecia 10-JACKSON, Jessica 8-BROOKS, Kelsey 5-BROOKS, Kelsey None SHSU 11/15/ W 20-JACKSON, Jessica 13-JACKSON, Jessica 2-MONK, Malica 2-MONK, Malica 1-WEST, Khadijah 2-COSPER, Devin 2-WOLFF, Melissa 1-BROOKS, Kelsey 1-WOLFF, Melissa 1-COSPER, Devin 1-BROOKS, Kelsey at SDSU 11/18/ L 24-JACKSON, Jessica 9-JACKSON, Jessica 3-BROOKS, Kelsey 1-WOLFF, Melissa 3-JACKSON, Jessica 1-BROOKS, Kelsey TULSA 11/23/ L 29-JACKSON, Jessica 9-WOLFF, Melissa 5-MONK, Malica 4-MONK, Malica 4-JACKSON, Jessica vs Louisiana 11/27/ L 22-JACKSON, Jessica 10-WOLFF, Melissa 6-BROOKS, Kelsey 2-BROOKS, Kelsey 2-WOLFF, Melissa vs #7 Oregon St 11/28/ L 14-DANBERRY, Jordan 5-DANBERRY, Jordan 4-DANBERRY, Jordan 3-FREEMAN, Briunna 1-MONK, Malica 5-FREEMAN, Briunna 3-DANBERRY, Jordan 1-JACKSON, Jessica Missouri State 12/2/ L 12-COOLEY, Alecia 10-COOLEY, Alecia 3-DANBERRY, Jordan 4-MONK, Malica 2-MONK, Malica 3-MONK, Malica

26 FRIDAY, NOV. 13, 2015 Fayetteville, Ark. (Bud Walton Arena) Fayetteville, Ark. (Bud Walton Arena) Elementary Day SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 2015 Sunday Fun Day WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 2015 Brookings, SD (Frost Arena) First Road Game of Fayetteville, Ark. (Bud Walton Arena) Jackson gets 1,000th point MONDAY, NOV. 23, 2015 Jessica Jackson has 29 points 74 67

27 FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 2015 San Juan, Puerto Rico Mario Morales Coliseum SATURDAY, NOV. 29, 2015 San Juan, Puerto Rico Mario Morales Coliseum San Juan Shootout San Juan Shootout WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2, 2015 Fayetteville, Ark. (Bud Walton Arena) Cooley with a double-double SUNDAY, DEC. 6, 2015 xx xx

28 BUILDINGS AND UPGRADES BASKETBALL PERFORMANCE CENTER Approximately 66,000 square feet Located South of Leroy Pond Road, between Bogle Park and the Gardens, across from Bud Walton Arena Features two full-court gymnasiums, men s and women s locker rooms, a weight room, a training room, an equipment room, coaches offices, team meeting rooms, student-athlete lounge and study areas. The Performance Center s shared training room is approximately 3,000 square feet and contains a large treadmill treatment pool, cold plunge pool, hot plunge pool and a dual extremity pool. The shared weight room is approximately 4,030 square feet with a dedicated plyometric training area and strength coach offices. Cost approximately $25 million and ground was broken Dec. 7, The building was completed in the last summer of Architect of Record: Populous; Associate Architect: MAHG; General Contractor: CDI BUD WALTON ARENA SCOREBOARD AND SOUND SYSTEM Center-hung video board Dynamic video contact Four LED displays New Sound System More efficient audio distribution Enhanced volume and clarity $4 million investment JONES STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS CENTER $10.65 million gift from Jerry and Gene Jones and family. Features academic, nutritional, personal and professional development offices. Approximately 55,000 square foot facility with 30+ tutor rooms, 5,000 SF open study and lounge space, 3,800 SF computer lab, 135 seat auditorium, 90 seat multi-purpose room, sports nutrition center with a full-service kitchen and seating for 250, and a wellness wing for sports psychology