EXHIBITION GAME: WEST GEORGIA at GEORGIA STATE Wednesday, Nov. 3 7 p.m. GSU Sports Arena Atlanta, Ga.

EXHIBITION GAME: WEST GEORGIA at GEORGIA STATE Wednesday, Nov. 3 7 p.m. GSU Sports Arena Atlanta, Ga. 2009-10 RECORDS Georgia State, 15-15, 6-12 CAA H: 9-7, A: 6-7, N: 0-1 West Georgia: 9-17, 2-7 GSC H: 6-8, A: 3-9 HEAD COACH Sharon Baldwin-Tener (Georgia, 91) At GSU: 0-0 Career: 195-142 (12th year) GEORGIA STATE ON THE AIR Radio: WRAS-FM (88.5) Drew Hinesley: Play-by-Play Kelcey Roegiers-Jensen: Color Live statistics at GeorgiaStateSports.com Tickets: 1-866-GA-STATE ($5 tickets) Students free with valid Panther ID card PANTHERS PLAY ONLY EXHIBITION GAME Georgia State s new head coach Sharon Baldwin-Tener will put her team on the home court for the first time with their lone exhibition game against the NCAA Division II West Georgia Wolves of the Gulf South Conference. The Panthers return six letterwinners and will blend in two JUCO transfers and four freshmen from last year s 15-15 squad. Injuries will play a factor in the exhibition opener as the team gets its first chance to employ some of the things the new coaching staff has installed. The University of West Georgia, in nearby Carrollton, is also under a new head coach with veteran Scott Gronger taking the helm of a 9-17 squad in 2009-10. The Wolves of the Gulf South Conference had guard Thomassian Wyatt picked to the GSC preseason team. The 5-8 senior nailed 31 three-point baskets last year. West Georgia, with half its roster from metro Atlanta, will travel on to play Ole Miss in an exhibition gamethursday night. Georgia State s top returning scorers are 6-foot-2 junior forward Chan Harris (11.0 ppg, 6.2 rpg) and 6-foot senior Angelique Burtts (10.2 ppg, 4.6 rpg). The Panthers look to get even more from six-foot-three sophomore center Cody Paulk, who started three games last year, while blocking 21 shots in just 193 minutes of playing time. Point guard Lanajia Ernest and forward Letiecia Davenport were both all-conference JUCO players last year as they make the transition to Division I. The four freshman include Atlanta native Kendra Long, who signed with Georgia Tech last November, but eventually signed with GSU this summer. Simply put, I believe in playing aggressively, whether on offense or defense. We will play with passion and hunger. Our staff will emphasize the fundamentals and how to prepare each and every day to get better. We want the ball to get up the floor as quickly as possible. We will work hard on the defensive end to get steals and rebounds in order to be able to take advantage of our team speed and score before the defense gets set up. I learned from Coach (Andy) Landers that working hard is extremely important. By that, I mean everyone always thinks they are working hard. I thought that in high school and then at Kennesaw, but when I got to his program, I learned I really could work a lot harder than I was. The players can always do more than they are doing, whether they realize that or not. What we are trying to do now is raise the level and the quality of play every single day. My transition has been pretty smooth at Georgia State and I give the players a lot of credit. They have really bought into what we explained and they understand now what we are trying to do and what we expect of them. I am glad the NCAA moved back the start of practice to Oct. 4 and I think we have put that to good use with the combination of practice time and days off to give the players a chance to recover mentally and physically. - Head Coach Sharon Baldwin-Tener

Starters Returning Name...Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG Angelique Burtts...F 6-0 Sr. 10.2 4.6 Added 81 assists (No. 13 CAA), 57 steals (No. 11 CAA) Chan Harris...F 6-2 Jr.-R 11.0 6.2 Has 19 career double-figure scoring games, 42 career blocks THE PANTHERS AT A GLANCE KEY NEWCOMERS Name...Pos. Ht. Cl. Letiecia Davenport... F 6-0 Jr. JUCO All-Conference player (7.1 rebounds), 1,937 HS points Lanajia Ernest... PG 5-6 Jr. JUCO All-Conference (4.5 assists), 10 points per game Jamie Jordan... F 6-1 Fr. Averaged 18 points a game, top season of 68 three-point baskets Key Returnees Name...Pos. Ht. Cl. PPG RPG Traci Haltiwanger... G 5-9 Sr. 3.6 1.7 Has made 68 career three-point baskets, made 72 steals Cody Paulk... C 6-3 So. 1.7 1.7 Had 21 blocks (No. 7 CAA), two double-figure games, started 3 Tiffany Anderson... G 5-9 So. 1.4 0.8 Showed potential in 116 game minutes as scorer and defender Jerlisa Taylor... G 5-6 So. 1.4 0.4 Gained freshman experience and continues to improve Kendra Long...G 5-7 Fr. All-Metro Atlanta pick, MVP Ga.-Fla. All-Star game, 1,000 points Briana Shepherd... F 6-0 Fr. Scored 1,245 points, grabbed 832 rebounds in Birmingham, Ala. Victoria Smith... F 6-3 Fr. Good size and rebounding skills (9.0 per game) WAITING IN THE WINGS (TRANSFERS) Name...Pos. Ht. Cl. Nicole Hargraves... F 6-2 Jr. Comes from UNC Charlotte...Had 960 points, 674 reb. in HS Sadé Means...G 6-2 Jr. Played in 45 games at Appalachian State, 10 double-figure games GSU BY THE NUMBERS 2 - Number of seniors on roster (Angelique Burtts and Traci Haltiwanger). 3 - Number of NCAA appearances (2001, 02, 03) 13 - Consecutive wins when GSU scores 70 or more points in a game. 16 - Number of double-figure scoring games by senior Angelique Burtts. She has 40 double-figure games counting her junior college career. 19 - Number of double-figure scoring games by junior forward Chan Harris. 20 - Where GSU ranked last year in the NCAA in fewest points allowed per game (55.3). 21 - Blocked shots last year by Cody Paulk to rank No. 6 in the CAA. 22 - Where GSU s defense ranked last year in the NCAA in steals per game (10.9). 36 - This will be the 36th year of Georgia State women s basketball. The Panthers have played 972 games in the previous 35 seasons. 57 - Steals last year by Angelique Burtts to rank No. 11 in the CAA. 68 - Career three-point baskets by senior guard Traci Haltiwanger. 81 - Assists last year by Angelique Burtts to rank No. 13 in the CAA last year. 195 - Career wins in 11 years by head coach Sharon Baldwin-Tener. 494 - Career wins in GSU basketball history.

2010-11 GEORGIA STATE BASKETBALL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL Roster No. Name...Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 4 Tiffany Anderson... G 5-9 So. Albany, Ga. (Dougherty) 2 Angelique Burtts... F 6-0 Sr. Conyers, Ga. (Rockdale/MTSU/East Mississippi JC) 41 Letiecia Davenport... F 6-0 Jr. Gainesville, Ga. (North Hall/Sante Fe [Fla] CC) 1 Lanajia Ernest... G 5-6 Jr. Stockton, Calif. (Shelton/San Joaquin Delta College) 22 Traci Haltiwanger... G 5-9 Sr. Summerville, S.C. (Summerville) *15 Nicole Hargraves... F 6-2 Jr. Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley/ Charlotte) 12 Chan Harris... F 6-2 Jr.-R Macon, Ga. (Northeast) 23 Jamie Jordan... F 6-1 Fr. Fletcher, N.C. (Veritas Christian Academy) 10 Kendra Long... G 5-9 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. (Mays) *24 Sadé Means... G 5-9 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Mays) 33 Cody Paulk... F 6-3 So. Gadsden, Ala. (Gadsden City) 20 Briana Shepherd... F 6-0 Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Erwin) 13 Victoria Smith...F/C 6-3 Fr. Sydney, Australia (Lake Forest [Ill] Academy) 32 Jerlisa Taylor... G 5-6 So. Douglasville, Ga. (Douglas County) *Transfer year, can practice but not play in games NUMERICAL Roster No. Name...Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Lanajia Ernest... G 5-6 Jr. Stockton, Calif. (Shelton/San Joaquin Delta College) 2 Angelique Burtts... F 6-0 Sr. Conyers, Ga. (Rockdale/MTSU/East Mississippi JC) 4 Tiffany Anderson... G 5-9 So. Albany, Ga. (Dougherty) 10 Kendra Long... G 5-9 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. (Mays) 12 Chan Harris... F 6-2 Jr.-R Macon, Ga. (Northeast) 13 Victoria Smith...F/C 6-3 Fr. Sydney, Australia (Lake Forest [Ill] Academy) *15 Nicole Hargraves... F 6-2 Jr. Greensboro, N.C. (Grimsley/ Charlotte) 20 Briana Shepherd... F 6-0 Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Erwin) 22 Traci Haltiwanger... G 5-9 Sr. Summerville, S.C. (Summerville) 23 Jamie Jordan... F 6-1 Fr. Fletcher, N.C. (Veritas Christian Academy) *24 Sadé Means... G 5-9 Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Mays) 32 Jerlisa Taylor... G 5-6 So. Douglasville, Ga. (Douglas County) 33 Cody Paulk... F 6-3 So. Gadsden, Ala. (Gadsden City) 41 Letiecia Davenport... F 6-0 Jr. Gainesville, Ga. (North Hall/Sante Fe [Fla] CC) coaching staff Head Coach: Sharon Baldwin-Tener (Georgia, 1991), First Year Assistant Coach: Adrienne Shuler (Georgia, 1991) Assistant Coach: Jocelyn Wyatt (Appalachian State, 2006) Assistant Coach: Jonathan Barbaree (Ga. College & State U., 1998) Director of BB Operations: Megan Darrah (Georgia, 2008) Graduate Manager: Lesley Dickinson (James Madison, 2007) Athletic Trainer: Jessica Peters (Texas A&M-Commerce, 2005) Strength Coach: Melissa Schmitz (Northern Iowa, 2007) PRONUNCIATIONS Angelique... Ann-Juh-Leek Letiecia...Luh-tee-shuh Lanajia... Luh-nay-juh Haltiwanger...Hall-tea-wang-er Chan...Chan (as in hand) Sadé...shad-day Briana...Bree-ann-a Jerlisa... jur-lisa Baldwin-Tener...ten-er

Head Coach Sharon Baldwin-Tener Sharon Baldwin-Tener continues her ascent as a rising star and a proven winner. On April 16, she was named the ninth head coach in GSU history by Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick. In eight years, Baldwin-Tener turned the East Carolina women s basketball program around, winning 126 games, while earning postseason bids to the NCAA and WNIT tournaments. The Lady Pirates of ECU won the C-USA Tournament in 2007. It is a homecoming for Baldwin-Tener as she played her prep ball in Smyrna and her college ball at both Kennesaw State and the University of Georgia. She was an assistant coach at Georgia and a head coach at Life University in Marietta. In 2009-10, her 23-11 ECU team was No. 37 in the NCAA in scoring, while ranking No. 12 in three-point FG percentage, No. 14 in overall FG percentage, No. 19 in assists and No. 42 in rebound margin among the 345 Division I colleges and universities. Those eight years at ECU followed her 2001-02 season as the Atlantic Sun Conference Coach of the Year honor in her only season at Mercer University in Macon. She first gained notice as the NAIA National Coach of the Year at Life University, where she began that program with a final No. 7 ranking in its first year and produced a team ranked No.1 in the national polls in her second season (2001). The Baldwin-Tener File Born: Dec. 1, 1967, Atlanta (Daughter of Harold and Donna Baldwin) Brothers and Sisters: Brian, Janet (deceased) and Kristi Hometown: Smyrna, Ga. Current Residence: Marietta, Ga. Husband: Matthew Tener Children: Luke, 6, and Samantha, 5. Education: Wills High (merged with Campbell), 1985; University of Georgia, 1991 (B.S. education); University of Georgia, 1997 (master s in education) Playing Career: Class 4A Georgia Player of Year, 1985 Kennesaw State, 1985-86 and 86-87, All-District and All-Conference University of Georgia, 1988-89 and 1989-90 team captain as senior As an Assistant Coach SEASON SCHOOL RECORD PCT. POSTSEASON 1991-92 Georgia (Asst.) 19-11.633 SEC Tournament Finals 1992-93 Georgia (Asst.) 21-13.612 SEC Tournament Finals (NCAA) 1993-94 Georgia (Asst.) 17-11.607 1994-95 Georgia (Asst.) 28-5.848 NCAA Final Four, No. 4 ranked 1995-96 Georgia (Asst.) 28-5.848 SEC Champion/NCAA Title Game, No. 2 ranked 1996-97 Georgia (Asst.) 25-6.807 SEC Champion/NCAA Elite Eight, No. 6 ranked 1997-98 Georgia (Asst.) 17-11.607 NCAA Appearance As a Head Coach 1998-99 Life - Established New Program 1999-2000 Life 22-11.667 NAIA Sweet Sixteen 2000-01 Life 31-3.912 NAIA Elite Eight, No. 1 ranked in NAIA 2001-02 Mercer 16-13.552 Atlantic Sun Tournament Semifinals 2002-03 East Carolina 12-16.429 C-USA Tournament 2003-04 East Carolina 14-14.500 C-USA Tournament 2004-05 East Carolina 10-18.357 C-USA Tournament 2005-06 East Carolina 17-12.586 C-USA Tournament 2006-07 East Carolina 19-14.576 C-USA Tournament Champion (NCAA) 2007-08 East Carolina 13-17.433 C-USA Tournament 2008-09 East Carolina 18-13.581 C-USA Tournament 2009-10 East Carolina 23-11.677 C-USA Tournament (WNIT, Second Round)

2010-11 GEORGIA STATE PHOTO ROSTER TIFFANY ANDERSON G 5-9 So. Albany, Ga. 4 Angelique Burtts F 6-0 Sr. Conyers, Ga. 2 LETIECIA DAVENport F 6-0 Jr. Gainesville, Ga. 41 LANAJIA ERNEST G 5-6 Jr. Stockton, Calif. 1 TRACI HALTIWANGER G 5-9 Sr. Summerville, S.C. 22 NICOLE HARGRAVES F 6-2 Jr. Greensboro, N.C. 15 CHAN HARRIS F 6-2 Jr.-R Macon, Ga. 12 JAMIE JORDAN F 6-1 Fr. Fletcher, N.C. 23 Kendra Long G 5-9 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. 10 SADÉ MEANS F 5-9 Jr Atlanta, Ga. 24 CODY PAULK F 6-3 So. Gadsden, Ala. 33 BRIANA SHEPHERD F 6-0 Fr. Birmingham, Ala. 20 VICTORIA SMITH C 6-3 Fr. Sydney, Australia 13 JERLISA TAYLOR G 5-6 So. Douglasville, Ga. 32 SHARON BALDWIN-TENER Head Coach 1st Year at Georgia State ADRIENNE SHULER Assistant Coach 1st Year at Georgia State JOCELYN WYATT Assistant Coach 1st Year at Georgia State Jonathan Barbaree Assistant Coach 2nd Year at Georgia State MEGAN DARRAH Director of Operations 1st Year at Georgia State

2010-11 SCHEDULE Date Opponent... Time/Result N. 12 at Georgia Tech... 5 p.m. N. 21 at Stetson... 3 p.m. N. 23 at Bethune-Cookman... 7 p.m. N. 27 ALABAMA A&M 1... 2 p.m. N. 28 RICE/MERCER 1...2 or 4 p.m. D. 2 UAB... 7 p.m. D. 11 WESTERN CAROLINA...5:30 p.m. D. 16 JACKSONVILLE STATE... 7 p.m. D. 18 at Nicholls State...4:30 p.m. D. 29 MISS. VALLEY STATE 2... 2 p.m. D. 30 HAMPTON/TROY 2...2 or 4 p.m. J. 2 at George Mason *...2 p.m. (CSS-TV) J. 6 at Drexel *... 7 p.m. J. 9 HOFSTRA *... 2 p.m. J. 13 OLD DOMINION *... 7 p.m. J. 16 at Towson*... 2 p.m. J. 20 NORTHEASTERN *... 7 p.m. J. 23 DELAWARE*... 2 p.m. J. 27 at VCU *... 4 p.m. J. 30 at Old Dominion *... 2 p.m. F. 3 at James Madison *... 7 p.m. F. 6 UNC WILMINGTON *... 1 p.m. F. 10 GEORGE MASON *... 7 p.m. F. 13 TOWSON*... 2 p.m. F. 17 at UNC Wilmington *... 7 p.m. F. 20 at William and Mary *... 1 p.m. F. 24 JAMES MADISON*... 7 p.m. F. 27 at Northeastern *... 2 p.m. M. 2 VCU *... 7 p.m. M. 10 CAA Tournament First Round 3... tba M. 11 CAA Quarterfinals 3... tba M. 12 CAA Semifinals 3... tba M. 13 CAA Championship 3... tba * CAA Game 1- GSU Thanksgiving Tournament 2-17th GSU Holiday Invitational 3- CAA Championships, Upper Marlboro, Md. GENERAL INFORMATION Full Name...Georgia State University Location...Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment... 31,000 Founded... 1913 Nickname...Panthers Colors... Blue and White Arena...Georgia State Sports Arena Capacity... 3,400 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) President...Dr. Mark P. Becker Athletics Director...Cheryl L. Levick BASKETBALL HISTORY First Season of NCAA Basketball... 1975-76 All-Time NCAA Record... 494-478 NCAA Tournament Appearances.. 4 (1981, 2001, 2002, 2003) NIT Appearances...1 (2000) Conference Titles...4 (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) NOW YOU SEE US, NOW YOU DON T Georgia State plays this exhibition game at home Wednesday and then doesn t come back home to play until after Thanksgiving. The Panthers will start the regular season with Georgia Tech on Friday, Nov. 12, in the 34th meeting in this downtown series. Tech leads 22-11 and holds a 10-6 series advantage on the home court at Alexander Coliseum. GSU then heads south to Florida for a two-game swing against former A-Sun rival Stetson on Sunday, Nov. 21 in DeLand and then on over to Daytona Beach for a Tuesday, Nov. 23 game at Bethune-Cookman. The official home opener and debut game for Coach Baldwin-Tener will be the Thanksgiving Tournament on Saturday, Nov. 27, and Sunday, Nov. 28. Georgia State plays host to Alabama A&M at 2 p.m. on that Saturday with Rice University playing Mercer in the second game. The consolation and championship game will follow on Sunday afternoon. So, after Wednesday, it will be 24 days before GSU will have a home game here in the Sports Arena. December will be more friendly as the Panthers will play three home games and then the Holiday Tournament between Christmas and New Year s. NEW STAFF HELPS GET PANTHERS READY In addition to new head coach Baldwin-Tener, GSU has a veteran staff of assistant coaches to help mold the team. Adrienne Shuler has 17 years of college coaching experience, including a six-year stint as the head coach at Appalachian State (2002-08). Shuler joined Baldwin-Tener for the past two seasons at East Carolina, helping last year s team to 23 wins and the WNIT bid. Shuler had also been the associate head coach at Furman and on that staff from 1995-2002. She played her college ball at the University of Georgia. Jocelyn Wyatt also comes from two years with Baldwin-Tener on the East Carolina staff. Wyatt served two years as a GA at Georgia prior to that. She played college ball at Appalachian State under Shuler and her high school ball in metro Atlanta at Berkmar. Jonathon J.B. Shuler returns for his second year at GSU and has 14 years experience on women s college basketball staffs. He is an Atlanta native and athlete at Rockdale County High School. PANTHERS ROSTER MAKE-UP The 12 active players include two seniors (Burtts and Haltiwanger), three juniors (Davenport, Ernest, Harris), three sophomores (Anderson, Paulk, Taylor) and four freshmen (Jordan, Long, Shepherd, Smith). The two redshirts are both juniors who will have two years left when they start playing next year (Hargraves and Means). Six of the 12 active players come from Georgia (Anderson, Burtts, Davenport, Harris, Long and Taylor). Two Panthers hail from Alabama (Paulk and Shepherd). Ernest comes from California. Jordan hails from North Carolina and Haltiwanger from South Carolina. Victoria Smith comes from the land down under, in Sydney, Australia. CAA TO BE TOUGH AGAIN The CAA had seven teams earn postseason bids last year and will likely be among the top 10 conferences again. Two of the three All-Americans return, who were both top five scorers in the NCAA. Three teams are Top 25 in the preseason Mid-Major poll among the 22 conferences considered in that category.

2009-10 GEORGIA STATE FINAL STATISTICS Georgia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 12, 2010) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 15-15 9-7 6-7 0-1 CONFERENCE 6-12 4-5 2-7 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 9-3 5-2 4-0 0-1 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 42 McKeller, Danyiell 27-27 940 34.8 196-484.405 0-2.000 87-131.664 54 108 162 6.0 68 1 29 86 9 70 479 17.7 12 Harris, Chan 6-6 154 25.7 25-43.581 0-0.000 16-27.593 21 16 37 6.2 16 0 5 19 8 7 66 11.0 02 Burtts, Angelique 30-30 922 30.7 127-329.386 15-70.214 38-63.603 50 87 137 4.6 90 4 81 97 15 57 307 10.2 44 Williams, Jylisa 11-2 249 22.6 30-67.448 0-1.000 25-32.781 10 21 31 2.8 28 0 20 20 1 13 85 7.7 25 Rawls, Shay 30-24 933 31.1 85-170.500 0-0.000 56-87.644 104 136 240 8.0 94 2 21 58 19 37 226 7.5 23 Johnson, Crystal 30-29 1110 37.0 79-212.373 3-21.143 59-97.608 20 70 90 3.0 73 2 161 93 4 75 220 7.3 10 Graham, Brittany 30-29 807 26.9 56-153.366 46-126.365 10-13.769 12 61 73 2.4 23 0 50 37 3 31 168 5.6 22 Haltiwanger, Traci 25-0 370 14.8 31-114.272 19-76.250 8-10.800 17 25 42 1.7 46 1 21 24 2 19 89 3.6 30 Sumpter, Erika 22-0 197 9.0 21-35.600 0-0.000 10-12.833 15 25 40 1.8 35 0 6 12 6 6 52 2.4 33 Paulk, Cody 23-3 193 8.4 18-35.514 0-0.000 4-9.444 20 18 38 1.7 24 0 3 10 21 4 40 1.7 04 Anderson, Tiffany 19-0 116 6.1 9-27.333 1-2.500 8-11.727 11 4 15 0.8 14 0 7 10 2 7 27 1.4 32 Taylor, Jerlisa 5-0 9 1.8 2-5.400 1-1 1.000 2-2 1.000 1 1 2 0.4 2 0 0 3 0 1 7 1.4 Team 53 74 127 16 Total... 30 6000 679-1674.406 85-299.284 323-494.654 388 646 1034 34.5 513 10 404 485 90 327 1766 58.9 Opponents... 30 6000 570-1508.378 132-442.299 387-577.671 392 683 1075 35.8 464-312 607 81 212 1659 55.3 TEAM STATISTICS GSU OPP SCORING 1766 1659 Points per game 58.9 55.3 Scoring margin +3.6 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 679-1674 570-1508 Field goal pct.406.378 3 POINT FG-ATT 85-299 132-442 3-point FG pct.284.299 3-pt FG made per game 2.8 4.4 FREE THROWS-ATT 323-494 387-577 Free throw pct.654.671 F-Throws made per game 10.8 12.9 REBOUNDS 1034 1075 Rebounds per game 34.5 35.8 Rebounding margin -1.4 - ASSISTS 404 312 Assists per game 13.5 10.4 TURNOVERS 485 607 Turnovers per game 16.2 20.2 Turnover margin +4.1 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.8 0.5 STEALS 327 212 Steals per game 10.9 7.1 BLOCKS 90 81 Blocks per game 3.0 2.7 ATTENDANCE 6593 13509 Home games-avg/game 16-412 13-879 Neutral site-avg/game - 1-2076 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals Georgia State 844 922 1766 Opponents 758 901 1659 Date Opponent Score Att. 11/14/09 at Kennesaw State W 77-52 671 11/22/09 FLORIDA STATE L 53-66 614 11/27/09 MURRAY STATE W 87-72 349 11/28/09 TROY UNIVERSITY W 61-45 379 12/05/09 at Presbyterian College W 58-44 212 12/12/09 NICHOLLS STATE W 79-50 408 12/16/09 at Delaware State W 66-42 175 12/18/09 at Iona College W 64-56 245 12/22/09 GEORGIA TECH L 50-62 557 12/29/09 UT MARTIN W 61-32 308 12/30/09 MD.-EASTERN SHORE W 76-49 257 * 1/3/10 UNC WILMINGTON W 63-53 353 * 1/7/10 at James Madison L 60-68 1863 * 01/10/10 at Hofstra L 49-58 658 * 1/14/10 VCU L 60-76 456 * 1/17/10 TOWSON W 71-62 368 * 1/21/10 at Old Dominion L 54-58 2473 * 1/24/10 JAMES MADISON L 61-67 496 * 1/28/10 at George Mason W 46-36 338 * 01/31/10 at VCU L 39-53 308 * 2/4/10 NORTHEASTERN L 53-61 645 * 2/7/10 WILLIAM & MARY W 63-60 249 * 02/12/10 at Towson L 50-55 219 * 02/14/10 at Delaware L 65-68 3606 * 2/18/10 OLD DOMINION L 61-63 325 * 02/21/10 at Northeastern L 40-50 214 * 2/25/10 DREXEL W 60-58 391 * 2/28/10 GEORGE MASON L 43-47 438 * 03/03/10 at UNCW W 54-50 451 3/11/10 vs Northeastern L 42-46 2076 * = Conference game

2009-10 GEORGIA STATE AND CAA FINAL STATISTICS georgia state among caa leaders INDIVIDUAL - ALL GAMES Scoring: Danyiell McKeller... 4th 17.7 Rebounding: Shay Rawls... 4th 8.0 Danyiell McKeller... 18th 6.0 Off. Reb: Shay Rawls... 4th 3.5 Assists: Crystal Johnson...1st 5.4 Angelique Burtts... 13th 2.7 Asst/TO Ratio: Crystal Johnson... 2nd 1.7 Steals: Danyiell McKeller... 2nd 2.6 Crystal Johnson...3rd 2.5 Angelique Burtts... 11th 1.9 3-Pt. Pct.: Brittany Graham... 5th.365 3-Pt. Made Brittany Graham... 10th 1.5 Blocks Cody Paulk... 6th 0.9 TEAM - ALL GAMES Scoring... 10th 58.9 Scoring Defense...1st 55.3 FG Percentage... 5th.406 Rebounding... 5th 35.9 Offensive Rebounds... 9th 12.9 Assists... 2nd 13.5 Blocked Shots... 8th 3.0 Steals...1st 10.9 Turnover Margin... 2nd 4.1 3-Pt FG Made... 12th 2.8 Assist/Turnover Ratio...3rd 0.8 FG Percentage... 5th.406 FG Percentage Defense... 5th.378 3-Pt FG Percentage... 9th.284 3-Pt FG Percentage Defense... 4th.299 FT Percentage... 10th.654 CAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY A different team has won the CAA Tournament in each of the past three years. James Madison will be the defending tournament champion after last year s win as the No. 2 seed. In 2009-10, Drexel claimed the championship after entering as the No. 1 seed from the regular season. In 2008-09, Old Dominion earned the championship as the No. 1 regular season seed. For Old Dominion, that marked a run of 17 consecutive years of winning the championship. Prior to ODU s run that started in 1992, Richmond had won a pair, James Madison had won four and East Carolina had won the first two CAA Championships ever played. The tournament site moves around and this year it will be held at a new venue for the CAA: The Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro, Md., just outside Washington D.C. This will mark the first time the tournament has been held at a neutral site since 1998 when it was held at the Richmond Coliseum. Colonial Athletic Association Standings 2009-10 CAA Overall W L W L Old Dominion 14 4 19 14 James Madison 13 5 26 7 VCU 12 6 22 13 Delaware 11 7 21 12 Hofstra 11 7 20 14 Drexel 11 7 17 14 Towson 9 9 15 16 Northeastern 7 11 13 18 Georgia State 6 12 15 15 UNC Wilmington 6 12 12 19 William and Mary 5 13 12 18 George Mason 3 15 10 20 CAA Championship (Harrisonburg): Mar. 11 Northeastern 46, Georgia State 42 Delaware 58, George Mason 41 UNCW 50, Towson 30 Hofstra 66, William and Mary 50 Mar. 12 ODU 68, Northeastern 49 Delaware 67, Drexel 61 (OT) James Madison 67, UNCW 40 VCU 51, Hofstra 38 Mar. 13 Semifinals ODU 50, Delaware 49 James Madison 79, VCU 70 Mar. 14 James Madison 67, ODU 53 Post-season Tournaments: Mar. 17 WNIT - ODU 63, American 55 Mar. 18 WNIT - Hofstra 76, Penn State 68 Mar. 18 WNIT - VCU 74, Saint Joseph s 63 Mar. 18 WNIT - Richmond 67, Delaware 49 Mar 18 WBI - Towson at Fairfield Mar. 19 WNIT - East Carolina 78 Drexel 76, OT Mar. 21 NCAA - Temple 65, JMU 53 (Norfolk) Mar. 21 WNIT 2nd - VCU 84, Hofstra 65 Mar. 22 WNIT 2nd - Provicence 76, ODU 61 Mar. 26 WNIT 3rd - Syracuse 74, VCU 59 The CAA was rated 8th of the 31 NCAA Division I conferences by two rating services. The CAA was 9th in another and 10th in a fourth. Seven teams earned postseason bids.