SAM HOUSTON MEN S BASKETBALL

MEN S BASKETBALL BEARKAT GAME NOTES Sam Houston at North Texas December 29, 2015 - Denton, Texas - 7:30 p.m. Sam Houston Probable Line-Up Starters Ht. Wt. Cl. Pts Reb. G 3 Dakarai Henderson 6-2 192 Jr 13.5 3.1 C 13 Aurimas Majauskas 6-8 228 Jr 14.3 5.7 G 20 Jamal Williams 6-4 190 So 8.8 4.7 G 11 Jalin Barnes 6-1 180 Jr 5.3 3.6 F 24 Torry Butler 6-5 212 Jr 8.1 7.3 Off The Bench Ht. Wt. Cl. Pts Reb. F 0 Albert Almanza 6-6 195 Fr 5.5 3.1 G 4 Jovante Spivey 6-0 165 Jr 6.4 2.3 G 15 Josh Delaney 6-0 173 Fr 4.0 1.2 C 23 Andre Sands 6-8 242 Jr 4.3 2.4 C 33 Marc Fortin 6-9 230 Fr 2.1 2.0 FASTEST TO 100 COACHING WINS AT The Bearkats 71-46 win over Bethune-Cookman at the Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic November 27 marked the 100th victory for as the SHSU men s head coach. He is the sixth head coach in Sam Houston s 96 seasons of play to coach the Kats to 100 or more victories. Earning his 100th victory in the fifth game of his sixth season as head coach, Hooten stands as the fastest to 100 wins at Sam Houston. His record now stands at 103 victories and 76 losses. BEST TWO-YEAR RECORD IN PROGRAM HISTORY In 2013-14 and 2014-15, the Kats won 50 games the most in consecutive seasons at Sam Houston, tying a mark of 50 wins set by the 1972 and 1973 Bearkat squads in the program s NAIA days. The Kats have finished as league regular season runner-up, reached the Southland tournament finals and played in the CollegeInsider.com postseason event in both 2014 and 2015. REPLACING FOUR ALL-SOUTHLAND PLAYERS In 2015-16, Hooten and his staff face the challenge of replacing four starters who all earned All-Southland Conference honors. Gone are Southland Defensive Player of the Year 6-11 Michael Holyfield (who signed with the Memphis Grizzlies) and guards DeMarcus Gatlin, Jabari Peters and Kaheem Ransom. The quartet accounted for 38.6 of Sam Houston s 74.0 points per game in 2014-15. TWO KEY PLAYERS MISSING DUE TO INJURY Senior guard Paul Baxter, the team s lone returning starter and a preseason All- Southland Conference first team selection and junior transfer Ameer Jackson are out for the season (foot and knee injury, respectively). The two losses leave the Kats without an experienced point guard. Sophomore Jamal Williams has taken over as Sam Houston s starting point guard. VICTORY AT LIU SECOND ON THE ROAD THIS SEASON A 16-0 run two-thirds of the way through the second half and 8-of-9 shooting at the line in the final 45 seconds led to a 75-69 road victory over LIU-Brooklyn Friday. The Sam Men evened their season record at 5-5 with the win. Continued On Page Three RECORD: Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES 5-7 3-2 1-4 1-1 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 November 14 at SMU...L 50-85 17 SAINT THOMAS... W 114-92 21 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (ot)...l 81-86 23 at California#...L 63-89 27 vs Bethune-Cookman#...W 71-46 29 WILEY...L 66-67 December 2 at Texas Tech... L 56-71 6 SUL ROSS... W 109-61 14 LeTOURNEAU...W 96-54 18 at LIU-Brooklyn...W 75-69 21 vs. UC-Irvince (Sun Bowl)... L 53-63 22 at UTEP (Sun Bowl)... L 68-87 29 at North Texas...7:30 p.m. January 2 at Incarnate Word*...4:30 p.m. 4 at Northwestern State*...7 p.m. 9 NEW ORLEANS*...4:30 p.m. 11 SOUTHEASTERN LA.*...6:30 p.m. 16 at McNeese State*...3 p.m. 18 NICHOLLS*...6:30 p.m. 23 at Stephen F. Austin*...6 p.m. 25 ABILENE CHRISTIAN*...6:30 p.m. 30 at Houston Baptist*...7 p.m. February 1 at Lamar*...7 p.m. 6 at A&M-Corpus Christi*...7 p.m. 13 HOUSTON BAPTIST*...4:30 p.m. 15 at Abilene Christian*...7 p.m. 20 CENTRAL ARKANSAS*...4:30 p.m. 27 A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI*...7 p.m. 29 at Central Arkansas*...4 p.m. March 3 LAMAR*...6:30 p.m. 5 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN*...7 p.m. 9-12 Southland Tournament in Katy...TBA *Southland Conference game Sam Houston Media Relations Paul Ridings, Asso. AD for Media Relations Office: (936) 294-1764 Email: ridings@shsu.edu Jason Barfield, Assistant AD for Media Relations Office (936) 294-3533 Email: jbarfield@shsu.edu Andrew Pate, Media Coordinator Office (936) 294-1764 Email: apate@shsu.edu Press Row telephone: (936) 294-1838

GAME NOTES 2 Men s Basketball Facts UNIVERSITY FACTS Location...Huntsvillle, Texas Enrollment...20,181 Founded.....1879 President... Dr. Dana G. Hoyt (Texas Woman s U., 1981) Director of Athletics... Bobby Williams (Rice, 1981) Nickname...Bearkats Colors...Orange and white National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Southland Coliseum...Bernard Johnson (6,100, opened 1976) SHSU record at Johnson Coliseum... Won 321, Lost 141 MEN S BASKETBALL STAFF Head Coach... (Tarleton St., 1993) Record at Sam Houston...Won 102, Lost 74 (Sixth season) Assistant Coach...Chris Mudge (Texas, 2006) Assistant Coach...Matt Braeuer (Wichita State, 2008) Assistant Coach...Omar Lowery (Concordia Wisconsin, 2002) MEN S BASKETBALL TEAM INFORMATION Overall, Conference 2015 Record/Finish...26-9, 15-3 / Conference runner-up Post Season:...Southland finalist / CollegeInsider.Com 2nd round Letterwinners Returning / Lost... 7 / 5 Starters Returning / Lost... 1 / 4 Newcomers... 7 MEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball...1917-18 Joined Southland Conference...1987-88 All-Time Record/Seasons...Won 1,247; Lost 1,195 / 96 NCAA Division I Record/Years...Won 339, Lost 586 / 28 Southland Regular Season / Years...Won 203, Lost 285 / 28 Southland Conference Titles...3 (2000, 2003, 2010) NCAA Appearances(Division I)...2 (2003, 2010) Other Post Season (CIT)...2 (2014, 2015) Bearkat Pronunciation Guide Dakarai Henderson... Duh car ee Aurimas Majauskas... R uh miss My ow skus Ameer Jackson...Ah mear Jamal Williams...Juh mall 2016 Squad Breakdown by Class & Height SENIORS - 2 Paul Baxter Mitch McCormick JUNIORS - 7 Dakarai Henderson Jalin Barnes Torry Butler Ameer Jackson Aurimas Majauskas Andre Sands Jovante Spivey Marc Andre Fortin 6-9 Aurimas Majauskas 6-8 Andre Sands 6-8 Jesse Lopez 6-7 Albert Almanza 6-6 Torry Butler 6-5 Cameron Delaney 6-4 Ameer Jackson 6-4 SOPHOMORES - 3 Cameron Delaney Jesse Lopez Jamal Williams FRESHMEN - 3 Albert Almanza Josh Delaney Marc Fortin Jamal Williams 6-4 Paul Baxter 6-2 Dakarai Henderson 6-2 Mitch McCormick 6-2 Jalin Barnes 6-1 Josh Delaney 6-0 Jovante Spivey 6-0 Sam Houston State 2015-16 Men s Basketball Roster No Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown / High School (Previous College) 0 Albert Almanza F 6-6 185 Fr-RS Austin / Saint Stephens 2 Cameron Delaney G 6-4 200 So-Tr Harker Heights / Harker Heights (Denver) 3 Dakarai Henderson G 6-2 192 Jr-2L Pearland (Dawson) 4 Jovante Spivey G 6-0 165 Jr-Tr Savannah, Ga. / Savannah (South Georgia St.) 5 Jesse Lopez F 6-7 205 So-1L El Paso / Bowie 11 Jalin Barnes G 6-1 180 Jr-Tr Raleigh, NC / Chrisitan Faith (Barton County CC) 13 Aurimas Majauskas F/C 6-8 228 Jr-2L Marijampole, Lithuania / Future Prep 15 Josh Delaney G 6-0 173 Fr-RS Harker Heights / Harker Heights 20 Jamal Williams G 6-4 190 So-1L Houston / Episcopal 22 Mitch McCormick G 6-1 185 Sr-3L Montgomery / Montgomery 23 Andre Sands C 6-8 242 Jr-Tr Freeport, Bahamas / Sun Rise Christian 24 Torry Butler F 6-5 212 Jr-Tr Monticello, Ark. / Monticello (Three Rivers CC) 33 Marc Andre Fortin C 6-9 230 Fr-HS Quebec City, Quebec, Canada / Cegep De Sainte-Foy Injured-Medical Redshirt (Will Not Dress) 1 Ameer Jackson G 6-4 185 Jr -Tr Concord, NC / Evelyn Mack Academy (Dodge City CC) 21 Paul Baxter G 6-2 205 Sr-3L Austin / Bowie Head Coach: (Tarleton State, 1993) - 6th season at Sam Houston (Won 98, Lost 69) Assistants: Chris Mudge (Texas, 2006), Matt Braeuer (Wichita State, 2008), Omar Lowery (Concordia Wisconsin 2002)

GAME NOTES 3 FINAL NON-CONFERENCE GAME Sam Houston closes out its 2015-16 non-conference schedule with the game at North Texas Jan. 29. The Bearkats open Southland Conference action Saturday at Incarnate Word. CHALLENGING NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Road games at SMU, California and Texas Tech among the Bearkats first seven contests this season and a holiday schedule that pitted Sam Houston against talented squads from UC- Irvine and UTEP have been a test for the Kats This first semester our schedule has been really brutal and we re playing without a point guard, coach said. We re having to change things on the fly and putting different guys in there and trying different things. SEVEN NEWCOMERS NOW ARE BEARKATS Six new players (one freshman and five transfers) join the team this season. As a coaching staff, we got spoiled last year with 11 guys back from a 20-plus win season, Hooten said. They knew all the drills and our terminology and had bought into our philosophy. We re basically starting at ground zero. No matter where you have played before, there s new things to learn. But the new guys are very receptive. The newcomers include junior college transfers 6-1 Jalin Barnes (Barton County), 6-5 Torry Butler (Three Rivers Community College), 6-8 Andre Sands (Casper College) and 6-0 Jovante Spivey (South Georgia State). Marc Fortin, a 6-9 freshman from Quebec City, Quebec, also joins the squad. As a team, we re faster and more athletic this year, Hooten said. Right now we re work in progress. We re facing a tough schedule. It s certainly going to help us learn more about ourselves and get us ready for Southland play. THREE 2015 RESERVES NOW IN STARTING ROWS Aurimas Majauskas, a 6-8 post player who was Holyfield s back-up last year; Dakarai Henderson, a 6-2 junior guard who was the first player off the bench in 2015 and Jamal Williams, a 6-4 sophomore who also was a key reserve, all have stepped into starting roles this season. Aurimas and Dakarai each averaged about 21 minutes a game for us last year and Jamal played about 14 each game, Hooten said. We re counting on all three to step up this year. FIRST NCAA DIVISION I EXPERIENCE FOR EIGHT KATS The Bearkats had eight players who saw their first action in an NCAA Division I contest at SMU. Five are junior college transfers. Two are red-shirt freshmen and one is a true freshman. We re definitely still a work in progress, Sam Houston head coach said. What we re looking for right now is a consistent effort from every player. We want to see how the guys take what they work on in practice every day and carry it over into the game. Early on our starting line-up won t determine how we play the whole game. We re going to keep mixing things up, searching for the right chemistry. Last season, Sam Houston led the Southland Conference in scoring defense and field goal defense last year on the way to a 26-9 record, a runner-up regular season league finish, the finals of the Southland Conference tournament and a second consecutive CollegeInsider.com post-season tournament berth. Defense will be our biggest concern, Hooten said. We will be looking for improvement game by game. We ve been very impressed by the toughness and work ethic of this group. We re going to learn a lot about ourselves with this challenging preconference schedule this year. OFFENSE UNDER THE BOARDS While the Bearkats don t have a player in the lineup as tall as departed 6-11 Michael Holyfield, Hooten believes that size inside will be a team strength. Aurimas Majauskas, a 6-8 junior who has been Holyfield s backup the past two seasons; 6-7 sophomore Jesse Lopez and 6-6 redshirt freshman Albert Almanza return to join newcomers 6-8 Andre Sands and 6-9 Marc Fortin under the basket. We have more depth with good size, Hooten said. Our wings are bigger than the last couple of years as well. Aurimas is a talented offensive player. We ll be trying to get the ball inside more this year. EIGHTH 20-VICTORY SEASON AT NCAA DIVISION I LEVEL With its 26-9 record, the 2014-25 Bearkats posted Sam Houston s eighth 20-win team at the NCAA Division I level. Sam Houston s previous NCAA Division I 20-win teams have been 2000 22-7; 2003 23-7; 2006 22-9; 2007 21-10; 2008 23-8; 2010 25-8 and 2014 24-11 (20-9). Head Coach has been a part of six of the 20-win seasons since joining the Bearkat staff as an assistant in the 2005 season. AT SUN BOWL CLASSIC Sam Houston is coming off a pair of losses at the Sun Bowl Tournament in El Paso where the Kats fell to UC-Irvine 63-53 and host UTEP 87-68 LAST HOME GAME: SHSU 96, LETOURNEAU 54 Junior center Aurimas Majauskas posted a season best 23 points and 11 rebounds to lead Sam Houston to a 96-54 nonconference men s basketball victory over LeTourneau Tuesday night. Four other Bearkats scored in double figures with Jovante Spivey and Albert Almanza each scoring 15 points and Andre Sands added 10. The Sam men out-rebounded the Jackets 51-32 and out-scored LeTourneau 48-6 in the paint. I was really pleased with the defensive intensity, especially at the beginning of the game, Sam Houston head coach Jason Hooten said. That s really where we need to improve. Obviously with a much bigger team, we wanted get the ball inside and make them guard our big men. Aurimas had a good night.

HEAD COACH JASON HOOTEN 4 Sam Houston has compiled eight 20-victory seasons in its 28 years at the NCAA Division I level. has been a part of six of those eight seasons either as head coach or as an assistant. Joining the Bearkat staff in July 2004, Hooten has been part of a program that has compiled a record of 226 wins and only 126 losses. The Sam Houston men have earned Southland tournament berths each of Hooten s 11 years in Huntsville. Southland Conference champions in 2010, Sam Houston has finished among the top three teams in the league nine of the last 11 years. The Bearkats won three West Division titles and advanced to national post-season play three times. Named head coach on April 2, 2010, Hooten has directed Sam Houston to a 102-74 overall record including back-toback 20- wins seasons in 2014 and 2015. The 50 victories compiled in a 24-11 mark in 2014 and a 26-9 record last year represent the most wins by a Sam Houston men s basketball team in consecutive seasons since the mid-1970s. The past two years, Hooten s Bearkats have made their third and fourth NCAA Division I post-season appearances, reaching the second round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament in both years. Sam Houston s victory over Alabama State in the 2014 first round represented the program s first NCAA post-season victory. The past two years the Kats have reached the Southland Conference tournament finals with victories over Oral Roberts and A&M-Corpus Christi in 2014 and the Islanders again in 2015. In his first season as Bearkat head coach in 2011, Hooten directed the team to their third consecutive Southland West Division championship and the program s seventh consecutive winning season. The Kats 18 wins represented the most victories by a first-year coach in the program s NCAA Division i history. As an assistant coach, Hooten helped direct SHSU to a 127-59 record. The 2010 Bearkats won the Southland regular season and tournament titles to earn a berth the NCAA New Orleans regional. RecruitingRumors.com selected Hooten as one of the top 100 NCAA assistant coaches and CollegeInsider.com named him Mid-Major Top 25 assistant coaches honorable mention. Previously, he was assistant basketball coach at Tarleton State University for Lonn Reisman. He helped lead the Texans to a combined 204-111 record. A 1987 graduate of Killeen Ellison High School, Hooten lettered in basketball and baseball. He earned All-CenTex and All-Super CenTex honors. Hooten has been named as a Killeen ISD Distinguished Alum. Hooten holds two degrees from Tarleton State, earning a bachelor s degree in exercise and sport studies in 1993 and a master s in 1995. He is married to the former Kristen Miller. The pair have a daughter, Jadyn, and a son Jayce. AS HEAD COACH - Won 103 Lost 76 Year Team... W L Pct. Post Season 2016 Sam Houston... 5 7.416 2015 Sam Houston... 26 9.800 Southland Finals CIT Second Round 2014 Sam Houston... 24 11.686 Southland Finals CIT Second Round 2013 Sam Houston... 18 15.545 Southland Semifi nals 2012 Sam Houston... 13 19.406 Southland First Round 2011 Sam Houston... 18 13.581 Southland Semifi nals AS ASSISTANT COACH - Won 331, Lost 170 Year Team... W L Pct. Post Season 2010 Sam Houston... 25 8.758 Southland Champions NCAA Div. I Tournament 2009 Sam Houston... 18 12.600 Southland Quarterfi nals 2008 Sam Houston... 23 8.742 Southland Semifi nals 2007 Sam Houston... 21 10.677 Southland Quarterfi nals 2006 Sam Houston... 22 9.710 Southland Finals 2005 Sam Houston... 18 12.600 Southland Semifi nals 2004 Tarleton State... 28 4.875 NCAA Div. II Tournament 2003 Tarleton State... 29 4.878 NCAA Div. II Tournament 2002 Tarleton State... 25 8.756 NCAA Div. II Tournament 2001 Tarleton State... 13 13.500 2000 Tarleton State... 17 9.654 1999 Tarleton State... 17 12.586 1998 Tarleton State... 19 8.704 1997 Tarleton State... 18 10.643 1996 Tarleton State... 11 16.407 1995 Tarleton State... 11 15.423 NAIA Playoffs 1994 Tarleton State... 16 12.571 NAIA Playoffs Chris Mudge (Texas, 2006) ASSISTANT COACHES Matt Braeuer (Wichita State, 2008) Omar Lowery (Concordia Wisconsin, 2002)

GAME NOTES 5 Sam Houston State 2015-16 Men s Season Basketball Statistics TOTAL FG 3-PTS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS POINTS ## FULL SEASON GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg. 13 Majauskas, Aurimas 12 12 264 22.0 57 105.543 6 24.250 52 66.788 23 45 68 5.7 45 4 17 15 6 4 172 14.3 03 Henderson, Dakarai 11 11 324 29.5 45 136.331 23 75.307 35 49.714 11 23 34 3.1 16 0 15 18 1 3 148 13.5 20 Williams, Jamal 12 12 349 29.1 44 95.463 3 13.231 15 29.517 19 37 56 4.7 23 0 42 17 0 9 106 8.8 24 Butler, Torry 12 11 284 23.7 36 83.434 4 16.250 21 32.656 29 58 87 7.3 29 1 18 14 4 11 97 8.1 04 Spivey, Jovante 12 1 219 18.3 21 59.356 10 27.370 25 40.625 7 20 27 2.3 25 1 32 11 0 8 77 6.4 00 Almanza, Albert 12 0 216 18.0 21 59.356 16 48.333 8 8 1.000 9 28 37 3.1 24 0 8 4 0 4 66 5.5 11 Barnes, Jalin 12 12 286 23.8 25 71.352 6 27.222 7 13.538 5 38 43 3.6 37 1 30 32 4 14 63 5.3 23 Sands, Andre 12 0 115 9.6 21 33.636 0 1.000 10 18.556 11 18 29 2.4 29 1 6 10 1 3 52 4.3 15 Delaney, Josh 11 0 120 10.9 14 39.359 10 26.385 6 7.857 4 9 13 1.2 12 0 21 10 0 6 44 4.0 01 Jackson, Ameer 4 1 99 24.8 12 37.324 6 17.353 14 25.560 3 5 8 2.0 9 0 6 6 1 0 44 11.0 33 Fortin, Marc 12 0 102 8.5 11 26.423 0 0.000 3 7.429 15 9 24 2.0 17 0 3 6 4 1 25 2.1 22 McCormick, Mitch 4 0 11 2.8 2 5.400 2 4.500 0 1.000 0 1 1 0.3 0 0 1 0 0 1 6 1.5 05 Lopez, Jesse 9 0 34 3.8 0 7.000 0 2.000 2 2 1.000 4 4 8 0.9 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 0.2 TM Team... 23 21 44 3.7 1 2 0 Total... 12 309 755.409 86 280.307 198 297.667 163 316 479 39.9 268 8 200 145 21 65 902 75.2 Opponents... 12 281 646.435 91 260.350 217 301.721 92 339 431 35.9 262 7 184 168 45 60 870 72.5 RECORD: Overall Home Away Neutral SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Specialty Statistics SHSU Foes Sam Houston State 398 500 4 902 Opponents 418 443 9 870 ALL GAMES 5-7 3-2 1-4 1-1 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Points in the paint 29.7 24.2 Points from turnovers 15.9 14.3 2nd chance points 11.8 8.1 Fast break points 6.0 5.6 Bench points 24.8 24.9 SHSU Men s Basketball 2015-16 Results DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATT. HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/14/15 at SMU 50-85 L 6852 (17)Henderson, Dakarai (11)Butler, Torry 11/17/15 ST. THOMAS W 114-92 1402 (27)Henderson, Dakarai (11)Majauskas, Aurimas 11/21/15 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 81-86 Lot 1008 (18)Henderson, Dakarai (9)Williams, Jamal 11/23/15 at California 63-89 L 8492 (13)Henderson, Dakarai (7) Butler, Torry 11/27/15 vs Bethune Cookman W 71-46 (20)Majauskas, Aurimas (8)Butler, Torry 11/29/15 WILEY COLLEGE 66-67 L 687 (15)Almanza, Albert (8)Butler, Torry 12/02/15 at Texas Tech 56-71 L 5545 (9)Butler, Torry (9)Butler, Torry; Majauskas, Aurimas 12/6/15 SUL ROSS W 109-61 739 (25)Henderson, Dakarai (8)Henderson, Dakarai 12/14/15 LETOURNEAU W 96-54 629 (23)Majauskas, Aurimas (11)Majauskas, Aurimas 12/18/15 at LIU Brooklyn W 75-69 1231 (21)Majauskas, Aurimas (12)Butler, Torry 12/21/15 vs UC Irvine 53-63 L (16)Majauskas, Aurimas (8)Majauskas, Aurimas 12/22/15 at UTEP 68-87 L (15)Henderson, Dakarai (8)Majauskas, Aurimas SHSU Men s Basketball Game By Game Team Totals Score By Halves 1st 2nd Final Field Goals FG Pct. 3 Pt. FG 3Pt. FG Pct. Free Throws FT Pct. Rebounds Assists TO Fouls Opponent SH/Foe SH/Foe SH/Foe Margin SHSU / Foe SHSU / Foe SHSU / Foe SHSU / Foe SHSU / Foe SHSU / Foe SHSU / Foe Margin SH/Foe SH/Foe SH/Foe SMU 19/40 31/45 50-85 (35) 17-61/31-49.279/.633 6-27/7-14.222/.500 10-19/16-24.526/.667 30/42 (12) 9/22 12/14 22/16 ST. THOMAS 48/46 66/46 114-92 +22 30-57/27-60.526/.450 5-16/10-31.313/.323 49-64/28-40.766/.700 47/26 +21 19/19 12/12 31/40 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 37/33 40/44 81-86 (5) 27-52/25-54.519/.463 8-19/9-18.421/.500 19-31/27-33.613/.818 31/31-23/13 21/17 28/28 California 29/44 34/45 63-89 (26) 26-70/31-60.371/.517 7-21/5-16.333/.313 4-8/22-31.500/.710 31/46 (15) 12/18 7/6 23/11 Beth Cookman 32/26 39/20 71-46 +25 27-72/15-46.375/.326 7-22/6-26.318/.231 10-13/10-17.769/.588 44/36 +8 20/9 7/17 17/17 WILEY COLLEGE 33/30 33/37 66-67 (1) 23-50/22-49.460/.449 5-20/8-13.250/.615 15-24/15-21.625/.714 31/32 (1) 18/17 18/19 21/26 Texas Tech 23/38 33/33 56-71 (15) 17-64/23-56.266/.411 7-29/7-25.241/.280 15-21/18-23.714/.783 43/44 (1) 7/14 12/11 21/18 SUL ROSS 37/32 72/29 109-61 +48 41-81/19-55.506/.345 12-34/6-27.353/.222 15-23/17-19.652/.895 54/29 +25 30/15 10/18 18/23 LETOURNEAU 52/27 44/27 96-54 +42 37-76/15-55.487/.273 9-22/10-25.409/.400 13-16/14-19.813/.737 51/32 +19 28/12 9/17 18/16 LIU Brooklyn 28/32 47/37 75-69 +6 21-58/23-55.362/.418 5-20/6-20.250/.300 28-38/17-29.737/.586 43/37 +6 9/11 14/17 27/26 UC Irvine 30/25 23/38 53-63 (10) 19-55/22-51.345/.431 4-15/5-19.267/.263 11-20/14-17.550/.824 38/34 +4 11/14 13/10 18/22 UTEP 30/45 38/42 68-87 (19) 24-60/28-56.400/.500 11-35/12-26.314/.462 9-20/19-28.450/.679 36/42 (6) 14/20 10/10 24/19

GAME NOTES 6 Sam Houston Men s Basketball Individual Game By Game-Points-Rebounds-Assists 0 1 3 4 5 11 13 15 20 23 24 33 Albert Ameer Dakarai Jovante Jesse Jalin Aurimas Josh Jamal Andre Torry Marc Opponent Date Score WL Almanza Jackson Henderson Spivey Lopez Barnes Majauska Delaney Williams Sands Butler Fortin at SMU 11/14/15 50-85 L 3-0-0 9-1-2 17-2-0 2-1-0 0-1-1 4-1-1 4-4-1 0-0-0 3-3-2 1-1-0 5-11-2 2-0-0 ST. THOMAS 11/17/15 114-92 W 0-6-1 18-4-3 27-3-1 11-0-5 0-1-0 5-4-2 21-11-4 5-0-0 10-4-2 2-2-0 6-61 9-4-0 SIU 11/21/15 81-86 LOT 3-0-1 14-1-0 18-2-2 3-0-2 -- 8-3-6 16-2-0 -- 8-9-7 6-4-2 4-7-3 1-0-0 at California 11/23/15 63-89 L 4-2-0 3-2-1 13-1-0 6-0-1 -- 10-4-1 4-1-1 3-1-2 12-4-3 2-0-0 4-7-2 2-4-0 vs BCookman 11/27/15 71-46 W 3-6-2-5-2-1 12-4-4 0-0-0 0-2-3 20-7-3 6-0-3 7-5-3 0-2-0 16-8-1 2-3-0 WILEY 11/29/15 66-67 L 15-6-2-11-2-5 5-3-1 0-0-0 1-1-5 9-5-0 0-0-1 3-2-0 4-3-1 13-8-1 5-0-2 at Texas Tech 12/02/15 56-71 L 4-5-0-8-3-1 2-3-1 0-0-0 6-5-4 9-1-0 8-0-0 4-6-1 4-1-0 9-9-0 2-3-0 SUL ROSS 12/6/15 109-61 W 3-3-2-25-8-3 8-3-1 0-1-0 9-7-4 18-7-0 10-3-8 16-5-5 9-6-1 8-6-6 0-1-0 LETOURNEAU 12/14/15 96-54 W 15-3-0 - - 15-2-7 2-4-0 4-7-2 23-11-4 2-4-6 12-4-6 10-2-2 8-5-1 2-60 at LIU 12/18/15 75-69 W 5-2-0-4-3-0 12-5-2-5-3-1 21-3-1 0-2-0 15-6-5 5-3-0 8-12-0 0-1-0 vs UC Irvine 12/21/15 53-63 L 5-4-0-5-3-1 0-2-2-5-4-1 16-8-2 3-0-0 7-5-3 2-2-0 10-6-1 0-0-1 at UTEP 12/22/15 68-87 L 6-0-0-15-5-1 1-4-6 0-1-0 6-2-0 11-8-1 7-3-1 9-3-5 7-3-0 6-2-0 0-2-0 SEASON INDIVIDUAL BESTS Points Dakarai Henderson 27 St Thomas Aurimas Majauskas 23 LeTourneau Ameer Jackson 18 St Thomas Torry Butler 16 Beth Cookman Jamal Williams 16 Sul Ross Albert Almanza 15 Two games Javonte Spivey 12 Beth Cookman Jalin Barnes 10 at California Josh Delaney 10 Sul Ross Andre Sands 10 LeTourneau Marc Forrtin 9 St Thomas Rebounds Torry Butler 12 at LIU Aurimas Majauska 11 LeTourneau Assists Josh Delaney 8 Sul Ross Javonte Spivey 7 LeTourneau Torry Butler 6 Sul Ross Jamal Williams 6 LeTourneau Josh Delaney 6 LeTourneau Dakarai Henderson 5 Beth Cookman Jalin Barnes 5 Beth Cookman BEARKAT CAREER BESTS Points Dakarai Henderson 27 St Thomas 2016 Aurimas Majauskas 27 UNCW 2016 Paul Baxter 19 3 games Jamal Williams 16 Sul Ross 2016 DOUBLE FIGURE GAMES Player POINTS REBOUNDS 2016 Career 2016 Career Dakari Henderson 7 30 0 0 Aurimas Majauskas 8 19 3 3 Jamal Williams 4 8 0 0 Ameer Jackson 2 2 0 0 Jovante Spivey 3 3 0 0 Torry Butler 3 3 1 1 Jesse Lopez 0 1 0 0 Jalin Barnes 1 1 0 0 Josh Delaney 1 1 0 0 Albert Almanza 1 1 0 0 BEARKAT STARTING LINE-UPS SMU...Majauskas Jackson Henderson Barnes Williams UST...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams SIU...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams CAL...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams BC...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams WC...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams TT...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams SR...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams LETU...Majauskas Butler Spivey Barnes Williams LIU...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams UCI...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams UTEP...Majauskas Butler Henderson Barnes Williams THE BEARKATS AT HALFTIME Won Lost Ahead at half 4 1 Behind at half 1 4 Tied at half 0 0 5 5 SOUTHLAND STANDINGS Team Conference Season A&M-Corpus Christi 0 0 8 3.727 Stephen F. Austin 0 0 7 4.636 Lamar 0 0 7 4.636 0 0 5 7.417 Nicholls 0 0 5 7.417 Incarnate Word 0 0 4 6.400 Houston Baptist 0 0 4 7.364 Abilene Christian 0 0 4 8.333 New Orleans 0 0 3 7.300 Northwestern State 0 0 2 7.222 McNeese State 0 0 2 8.200 Southeastern La. 0 0 2 10.167 Central Arkansas 0 0 1 9.100 Southland Conference Head Coaches Preseason Poll Place Team (First Place Votes)...Total 1. Stephen F. Austin (12)...144 2. Northwestern State (1)...130 3. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi...124 4. Sam Houston...109 5. Lamar... 85 6. Incarnate Word... 81 7. Southeastern Louisiana... 70 8. New Orleans... 69 9. Houston Baptist... 61 10. McNeese State... 54 11. Nicholls... 36 12. Central Arkansas... 34 13. Abilene Christian... 17

MEET THE BEARKATS 7 21 PAUL BAXTER 6-2 205 Senior-3L Austin, Texas / Bowie High School Played in 103 of the Kats 104 games in three years, helping lead Sam Houston to a 67-37 overall record... started all but 12 contests since his freshman season... steady floor leader for the Bearkats who has a career average of 26.0 minutes played per game enters senior season with 863 career points and 299 all-time assists scored in double figures 35 times 2015 - Started every game except for Senior Night vs. UCA... averaged 27.2 minutes and 8.4 points per contest... ranked second in assists for the team... scored in double figures 13 times... season high 17 points vs. Incarnate Word in 84-78 victory in Huntsville 2014 - Team Most Valuable Player... started every game, averaging 28.2 minutes per contest... third-leading scorer (9.1 points) and second in assists (129)... scored in double figures 12 times including high game of 19 at SMU 2013 - Played in all but one game, starting in 22 contest as a true freshman... third-leading scorer with 248 points (7.5 per game)... scored in double figures 10 times... season best was 19 points versus Central Arkansas and Eastern Washington BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL One of the Austin area s top players, ranking among the Centex leaders in scoring (18.4 points per game), assists (7.0) and steals (2.7) in 2012... also pulled down 6.7 rebounds per contest, helping lead the Bulldogs to their first district championship since 2007... All-Central Texas Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore...defensive Most Valuable Player in District 15-5A in 2012... one of only three Centex players to be named to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches all-state squad... son of Ron Baxter who played for coach Abe Lemons at the Texas on the Longhorns 1979 National Invitational Tournament team Paul Baxter is special. He has been a rock for us the past three years. Even as a freshman with an older team, you could see the guys listened to him. He is a tough, hard-nosed player who practices hard every single day. He is one of the hardest playing guys I ve ever coached. 3 DAKARAI HENDERSON 6-2 192 Junior-2L Pearland, Texas / Dawson High School Outstanding perimeter shooter who provided offensive punch off the bench the past two seasons... big reason why the Kats averaged 28.4 bench points per contest during the 26-victory 2015 season... owns.369 career 3-point percentage and has averaged 16.8 minutes per game the past two years... career scoring total of 507 points includes 23 double figure performances 2015 - Fourth-leading scorer for Sam Houston, coming off the bench as one of the first subs each game... led squad in total 3-point baskets (62) and in 3-point shooting percentage (.348)... scored in double figures in 15 games including eight double figure performances in the Kats last 11 regular season contests season high was 16 points against Austin College, Howard Payne and Louisiana-Lafayette 2014 - Hit 40.6 percent from 3-point range (41-of-101)... averaged 12.0 minutes playing in 31 games... season best 21 points in victory over Hillsdale 2013 - Red-shirt as true freshman... signed early with the Bearkats in November in 2011 PEARLAND DAWSON HIGH SCHOOL Shot 49.6 percent from the floor and 39.7 percent from beyond the 3-point arc. He is an 82.3 percent shooter at the free throw line... District 24-4A Newcomer of the Year in 2011, is averaging 24.8 points per game for Dawson his 126 3-point baskets led Texas Class 4A high school basketball Dakarai Henderson averaged 21 minutes a game for us, giving us offense from the perimeter. He s going to be called upon to step up and play a much larger role for us than in the past. An outstanding leader, Dakarai is an awesome kid with a strong work ethic.

MEET THE BEARKATS 8 13 AURIMAS MAJAUSKAS 6-8 228 Junior-2L Marijampole, Lithuania / Future Prep 20 JAMAL WILLIAMS 6-4 190 Sophomore-1L Houston, Texas / Episcopal Talented offensive player under the boards... skilled inside who plays well with his back to the basket... added a new dimension to the Bearkat inside game coming off the bench for starter Michael Holyfield... averaged 6.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 11.8 minutes per game the past two seasons... owns career percentages of.565 from floor and.762 from the line career totals include 396 points and 205 rebounds 2015 - One of seven Bearkats who averaged 7.0 or more points per game during the 26-victory season... strong contributor as reserve on squad that averaged 29.3 bench points per contest... leading scorer for Sam Houston against Wofford, Nicholls and Abilene Christian... posted seven double figure scoring performances including top game of 20 points versus Wofford 2014 - Lettered as a true freshman in 2013-14, playing in 26 games as a reserve post player... averaged 9.2 minutes per contest... shot 57.7 percent from the field... season high was 19 points in victory over Hillsdale posted four double figure scoring games FUTURE COLLEGE PREP (CALIF.) Averaged 11.5 points, 10.1 rebounds and 2.2 assists for a squad that set a national prep record with 52 victories during the 2012-13 season... named as the team s Most Valuable Player... totaled 18 performances with double figure points and rebounds... named to three all-tournament teams... both of his top scoring and rebounding performances came in a contest versus the Korea College All-Stars in which he totaled 34 points and 18 boards Aurimas played behind 6-11 Michael Holyfield and was our seventh leading scorer last year. This year he could be our leading scorer. He is a totally different player from Mike offensively. Aurimas can shoot threes and move around and play inside or outside. Returning sophomore letterman who averaged 13.3 minutes a game playing in all but two contests as a true freshman athletic young player with tremendous upside hard worker with ability to defend and handle the ball 2015 Saw 438 minutes of playing time as a reserve made his first college start in regular season finale at Stephen F. Austin, scoring 11 points... scored in double figures in three other games with 14 points against Southwest New Mexico, 13 in overtime victory over South Dakota and 12 in the Southland tournament final against the Lumberjacks... shot 48.1 percent from the field and 71.2 percent from the line... top games on the boards included seven rebounds at Central Arkansas and five at Stephen F. Austin... totaled 16 steals and 33 assists EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL Averaged 24.3 points per game, 8.1 rebounds, 3.4 steals and 2.6 assists... two-time all-conference and all-state selection... named to top 25 watch list for the 2014 Guy V. Lewis Award, presented to the top high school basketball player in the Houston area... honor roll student Jamal averaged more than 13 minutes a game for us as a true freshman. We re counting on him to step up and play a much larger role this year. He can defend as well as handle the ball. His athleticism and work ethic will be a plus for us. 5 JESSE LOPEZ 6-7 205 Sophomore-1L El Paso, Texas / Bowie HS Contributed to the Bearkats 26-victory season in 2014-15 as a reserve forward... red-shirted as a true freshman in 2013-14... averaged 5.5 minutes per game in his 19 appearances last season... shot 41.2 percent from the floor, scoring 31 points and pulled down 23 rebounds... top statistical performance was 14 points in victory over Southwest New Mexico BOWIE HIGH SCHOOL First-team All-City and All-District selection who averaged 16.8 points and 13.4 rebounds per game as he led Bowie to two bi-district championships... selected to the TABC All-Region team and is listed on the Texas Basketball Magazine All-State squad... member of the National Honor Society, ranked in the top 10 percent of his class with a 3.8 grade point average and won the Junior ACT achievement award In his third year with the program, Jesse continues to improve. A versatile athlete with a fine basketball IQ, he can play a lot of positions for us.

MEET THE BEARKATS 9 0 ALBERT ALMANZA 6-6 185 Freshman-HS Austin, Texas / Saint Stephens HS 24 TORRY BUTLER 6-5 212 Junior-Tr Monticello, Arkansas / Monticello (Three Rivers CC) Red-shirted as true freshman in 2014-15... has four more seasons to play for the Bearkats... early signee in November, 2013... father played basketball at Houston Baptist and his grandfather is in the Texas Longhorn Hall of Fame SAINT STEPHENS Averaged 15.2 points, 2.1 steals and 6.1 rebounds as a senior... named Most Valuable Player for Saint Stephens... ranked ninth in the Central Texas area in scoring, 12th in steals and 16th in rebounding... 46 percent shooter from the field including 44 three-point baskets Albert is athletic, skilled and has a great basketball IQ. He can dribble, pass or shoot. With Michael Holyfield gone, we re going to be a different team inside this year and Albert will be part of that mix. positions 11 JALIN BARNES 6-1 180 Junior-Tr Raleigh, NC / Christian Faith (Barton County CC) Combo guard from Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kansas, who can play multiple BARTON COUNTY Averaged 13.6 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.5 assists in 2014-15 named Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference honorable mention all-league team captain of 24-win team for coach Craig Fletchall (who also coached former Sam Houston starter Wilder Auguste, a two-time All-Southland performer in 2004 and 2005) earned KJCCC Player of the Week honors in mid-season after scoring 25 points in a win over Seward County and 22 in an upset of No. 12 ranked Hutchison Community College CHRISTIAN FAITH ACADEMY Starter for 25-4 team as a senior as a junior helped lead Wakefield High School to state class 4A playoffs Jalen was our last signing this spring and we feel he is the final piece to the puzzle. We like the fact that he can play multiple positions and defend the way we want to defend. He can be an effective scorer with his strength and athleticism. Athletic forward from Three Rivers Community College in Poplar Bluff, Missouri versatile player who can player who can play multiple positions THREE RIVERS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Averaged 12.7 points, 7.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists as a sophomore for coach Bess (who has totaled 1,208 victories at Three Rivers) earned NJCAA first team all-region honors and was a first team all-conference selection led Three Rivers to a 23-8 overall record in 2014-15 led team in rebounding and field goal shooting MONTICELLO HIGH SCHOOL All-state performer on teams that earned back-to-back berths in the Arkansas state tournament the Billies ranked in the top five in Class 4A, finishing with a 26-4 record in 2012-13, Butler s senior year Torry comes from a quality program at Three Rivers where he played for Hall of Fame coach Gene Bess. We envision Torry in the same kind of role Demarcus Gatlin filled last season. He can rebound, defend and has a great feel for the game. 2 CAMERON DELANEY 6-4 200 Sophomore-Tr. Harker Heights, Texas / Harker Heights (Denver) Joins his brother Joshua and his sister Angela as part of the Bearkat basketball family transfer from the University of Denver who will red-shirt during the 2015-16 season and have three years of eligibility remaining afterwards UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Played in 18 games, starting six times as a true freshman in 2014-15 averaged 13.6 minutes per game, scoring 44 points high game was 11 points versus South Dakota, going 4-for-5 from the field with a pair of three-pointers HARKER HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Two-time first team All-District and team Most Valuable Player averaged 12.8 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.8 assists as a senior produced a 12.4 scoring average as a junior We re excited to have Cameron join our program. He brings a lot to the table as a transfer from the University of Denver. With the addition of newcomers like Cameron, we feel like we could have even better depth that last season.

MEET THE BEARKATS 10 15 JOSH DELANEY 6-0 173 Freshman-RS Harker Heights, Texas / Harker Heights HS 1 AMEER JACKSON 6-4 185 Junior-Tr Concord, NC / Evelyn Mack Academy (Dodge City CC) Red-shirt as true freshman... will have four more years eligibility... early signing in November... joins the Bearkats as a true freshman guard positions Transfer guard from Dodge City Community College in Kansas versatile athlete who can play all three HARKER HEIGHTS Led Harker Heights into the playoffs in 2013-14... averaged 11.2 points, 3.1 rebounds, 5.9 assist and 1.5 steals as a senior... shot 46 percent from the field and 81 percent from the free throw line... earned first team alldistrict and all-region honors... voted Most Valuable Player in district 8-5A... Harker Heights won the district championship A hard-nosed floor leader, Josh has a lot of speed and is fast with the ball. He is a smart player who shoots well and is a good passer. A red-shirt as a true freshman, he is a hard worker who will contribute. 33 MARC FORTIN 6-9 230 Freshman-HS Quebec City, Quebec, Canada DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Averaged 14.6 points and 4.3 rebounds as a sophomore shot 46.1 percent from the floor and 37.9 percent from beyond the arc starter who averaged 26.6 minutes per contest as a freshman in 2013-14, averaged 13.1 points and 3.6 rebounds per game. He averaged 22.1 minutes. EVELYN MACK ACADEMY Averaged 14.2 points, 5.2 assists and 4.1 rebounds for Evelyn Mack Academy in Kannapolis, North Carolina FORT UNION HIGH SCHOOL As a junior in 2011-12 at Fort Union High School in Charlotte, NC, averaged 20.1 points, 6.2 assists and 6.3 rebounds An early signing for us, Ameer is a physically gifted athlete who can play any where on the perimeter. What we like best Ameer is he is the type of person who will fit in well with the guys we have on the squad. He will take on whateverr role we ask to help us succeed. Athletic post player with tremendous work ethic and high energy level athletic and fast with good hands played hockey until two years ago when he began playing basketball picked up the game quickly and continues to progress as a player CEGEP DE SAINTE-FOY Averaged 12.6 points and 7.9 rebounds this past season earned RESQ second-team all-star honors... former ice hockey player We are really impressed with Marc. He is highly athletic. At this point in his career as a freshman he is a lot further than Michael Holyfield was four years ago. He has good hands and is a highly intelligent young man. He is going to help us as a freshman and have a really good career. 22 MITCH McCORMICK 6-1 185 Senior-2L Montgomery, Texas / Montgomery HS Reserve guard who has been part of the Bearkat squads that have rolled up 50 victories, reached the Southland tournament finals and played in the CollegeInsider.com post-season event each of the past two years... earned a spot on squad as walk-on... appeared in 19 games in his first three years as Bearkat MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL Two-year starter and three-year letterman... All-District guard as a senior... averaged 12.3 points per game Mitch is a hard worker who brings a lot to the table. He is a real team player who contributes a lot to our program. He is one of those guys who will do whatever he is asked.

MEET THE BEARKATS 11 23 ANDRE SANDS 6-8 242 Junior-Transfer Freeport, Bahamas / Sun Rise Christian (Casper JC) 4 JOVANTE SPIVEY 6-0 165 Junior-Transfer Savannah, Ga. / Savannah (South Georgia St.) Transfer from Casper College in Casper, Wyoming CASPER COLLEGE Averaged 6.9 points and 5.4 rebounds as a sophomore for coach Dan Russell shot 51.8 percent for 22-8 team. HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE Averaged 13.1 points and 22.1 minutes as a freshman in 2013-14 SUNRISE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Averaged 14.2 points, 5.2 assists and 4.1 rebounds for coach Kyle Linstead at Sun Rise Christian Academy in Bel Aire, Kansas FREEPORT BAHAMAS Played for Darrell Sears (who coached former Bearkat Antuan Bootle) as a member of the powerhouse Sunland Stingers team that made back-toback appearances in the Hugh Campbell final Andre is a big strong player who has a physcial presence under the boards we really like. As he makes the transition from junior college ball to Division I, he has an opportunity to have some minutes and be a good player for us. A transfer from South Georgia State College who brings a wealth of honors SOUTH GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE First-team junior college All-America selection played in the 2015 National Junior College All-America All-Star game in Las Vegas,... averaged 22.1 points NJCAA national leader in free throws and free throw attempts with a.792 percentage from the line team MVP All- Region... conference Player of the Year and Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association All-Tournament scored in double figures in every game ranks as South Georgia s all-time leading scorer with 1,251 points set the school record for most points in a season as a freshman in 2013-14, tied the season record for most points SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL Starting quarterback in football and all-league guard in basketball led basketball team to state finals Javonte is a player who can come in and contribute immediately. He is an outstanding young man who will fit into our culture here that emphasizes not only performance but leadership in the class rorom and the community. Sam Houston Veterans Career Statistics PAUL BAXTER Year GP GS Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. FT FTA Pct Reb Avg. Ast Avg. Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2013 33 22 741 22.5 87 238.366 29 82.354 45 59.763 91 2.8 78 3.5 7 25 248 7.5 2014 35 35 988 28.2 113 227.498 46 109.422 48 78.615 87 2.5 129 4.6 18 47 320 9.1 2015 35 34 951 27.2 98 247.397 33 94.351 66 97.680 93 2.7 81 3.0 5 29 295 8.4 Total 103 91 2680 26.0 298 712.419 108 285.379 159 234.679 271 2.6 288 11.1 30 101 863 8.4 DAKARAI HENDERSON Year GP GS Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct. FT FTA Pct Reb Avg. Ast Avg. Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2014 31 0 372 12.0 64 155.413 41 101.406 24 38.632 26 0.8 13 1.1 1 13 193 6.2 2015 35 0 738 21.1 101 291.347 62 718.086 50 67.746 79 2.3 21 1.0 3 18 314 9.0 2016 11 11 324 29.5 45 136.331 23 75.307 35 49.714 34 3.1 15 0.5 1 3 148 13.5 Total 77 11 1434 18.6 210 582.361 126 894.141 109 154.708 139 1.8 49 2.6 5 34 655 8.5 AURIMAS MAJAUSKAS Year GP GS Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. 3P FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct Reb Avg. Ast Avg. Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2014 26 0 238 9.2 41 71.577 2 6.333 38 52.731 67 2.6 11 1.2 3 11 122 4.7 2015 34 0 469 13.8 85 152.559 11 26.423 93 120.775 138 4.1 17 1.2 3 8 274 8.1 2016 11 11 264 24.0 57 105.543 6 24.250 52 66.788 68 6.2 17 0.7 6 4 172 15.6 Total 71 11 971 13.7 183 328.558 19 56.339 183 238.769 273 3.8 45 3.3 12 23 568 8.0 JAMAL WILLIAMS Year GP GS Min. Avg. FG FGA Pct. 3P FGA Pct. FT FTA Pct Reb Avg. Ast Avg. Blk Stl Pts. Avg 2015 29 1 438 15.1 52 108.481 7 21.333 37 52.712 67 2.3 33 2.2 7 16 148 5.1 2016 11 11 349 31.7 44 95.463 3 13.231 15 29.517 56 5.1 42 1.3 0 9 106 9.6 Total 40 12 787 19.7 96 203.473 10 34.294 52 81.642 123 3.1 75 3.8 7 25 254 6.4