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1 MOREHEAD STATE ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS MEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES The OVC Tournament Contact: Drew Dickerson Cell: Office: a.dickerson@moreheadstate.edu NASHVILLE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM NASHVILLE, TENN Schedule/Results Date Opponent Time/Result NOV. 4 CENTRE (EXB) W, 9-49 NOV. 9 MOUNTAIN STATE (EXB) W, NOV. 1 ASBURY W, NOV. 14 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W, Nov. 18 at UNC Wilmington L, Nov. 1 at Florida L, Nov. 3 at Ohio State L, Nov. 8 at SIU Edwardsville W, DEC. UT MARTIN* W, DEC. 4 MURRAY STATE* W, DEC. 7 ST. CATHARINE W, Dec. 11 at Northern Iowa L, Dec. 19 at Tennessee State* L, (OT) Dec. 1 at Austin Peay* L, (OT) DEC. 8 KENT STATE W, DEC. 30 BINGHAMTON W, JAN. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W, JAN. 6 TENNESSEE TECH* W, JAN. 8 JACKSONVILLE STATE* W, 73-5 Jan. 13 at Southeast Missouri* W, Jan. 15 at Eastern Illinois* L, JAN. EASTERN KENTUCKY* L, Jan. 4 at Ball State W, JAN. 7 TENNESSEE STATE* W, 7-65 JAN. 9 AUSTIN PEAY* W, Feb. 3 at Jacksonville State* W, 78-7 Feb. 5 at Tennessee Tech* W, FEB. 10 EASTERN ILLINOIS* W, FEB. 1 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* W, 64-5 Feb. 16 at Eastern Kentucky* W, ESPNU Bracketbusters Feb. 19 at Indiana State W, Feb. 4 at Murray State* L, 70-6 Feb. 6 at UT Martin* W, Mar. 4 at OVC Tournament Semis 10 pm ET * Denotes OVC Game BOLD DENOTES HOME GAME All Times Eastern and subject to change Media Policies Interviews must be arranged through Athletic Media Relations. Postgame interviews will be in the Eagle Media Center. Attendance at practices must be arranged through Athletic Media Relations. Any media member covering a game at Morehead State is asked to reserve a press credential at least 4-hours prior to the game. # MOREHEAD STATE EAGLES (-9; 13-5 OVC) Semifinal Game Friday, March 4, p.m. ET The Record: MSU is 4-37 all-time in the OVC Tournament The Coach: Donnie Tyndall is 5-3 in the OVC Tournament Media Coverage Television: ESPNU (Semifinals)/ ESPN (Finals) Play-by-play: Bob Wischusen; Color: Stephen Bardo Radio: Eagle Sports Network (Flagship 96.3 FM WIVY or MSUEagles.com) Play-by-play: Chuck Mraz; Color: Jason Blanton Morehead State men s basketball has reached the win or go home portion of its schedule. The Eagles, who finished second in the Ohio Valley Conference race, earned one of two double-byes and begin play in the 011 OVC Tournament in Friday s semifinal game. MSU will play the winner of the quarterfinal game between #3 Austin Peay (which received a single bye into the quarterfinals) and the first round matchup of #6 Eastern Kentucky or #7 Southeast Missouri. The Eagles play in Friday s second semifinal, a 10 p.m. Eastern tip-off on ESPNU. Morehead State (-9; 13-5) split the regular season with two of the three of their potential semifinal opponents. Austin Peay beat MSU in overtime in Clarksville before losing at Morehead. Eastern Kentucky stole a win in Morehead, but the Eagles returned the favor in Richmond, winning in overtime. MSU swept SEMO this season. Murray State (#1), Tennessee Tech (#4), Tennessee State (#5) and UT Martin (#8) also qualified for the tournament and are all potential championship matchups for the Eagles, should they win Friday. A loss most likely relegates MSU to one of the three other postseason tournaments, the NIT, CBI or CIT. Morehead State won 10 of its final 11 games, losing only to top-seeded Murray State on the Racers home floor. The Eagles won those games by an average of 9.9 points, and were led by OVC Player of the Year senior Kenneth Faried with 17.6 points per game and 14.3 rebounds per game and fellow senior Demonte Harper s 15.4 points per game. Junior Terrance Hill has been a scoring threat and defensive stopper during that span as well, tallying double digits in seven of the 11 games. The Eagles are 5-3 in the OVC Tournament under coach Donnie Tyndall, with all five wins coming in the previous two years, both of which led to an appearance in the finals. Morehead State Probable Starters and Key Reserves Harper Hill Proffitt Kelly Faried PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School Demonte Harper G Sr. Nashville, Tenn./Whites Creek HS Notes/Stats: Had fourth double-double with 17 points and 10 boards at Murray 15.4 ppg; 4.6 rpg; 3.3 apg 11 Terrance Hill G Jr. Columbus, Ga./Jordan HS Notes/Stats: Scored 15 points and had four steals at UT Martin 10.3 ppg;.1 rpg; 1.5 apg 13 Ty Proffitt G Jr. London, Ky./South Laurel HS/Notre Dame Notes/Stats: Has dished out 17 assists in last seven games 7.9 ppg;.1 rpg; 1.9 apg 00 Drew Kelly F R-Fr. Franklin, Tenn./Centennial/Miami (Ohio) Notes/Stats: Has had at least five rebounds in 13 of his 1 games this season 5.5 ppg; 4.6 rpg; 0.8 apg 35 Kenneth Faried F Sr. Newark, N.J./Technology HS Notes/Stats: Finished the regular season with a 4-point, 18-rebound performance 17.6 ppg; 14.3 rpg; 1.1 apg KEY RESERVES 5 Reggie Williams G Fr. Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown 10 Lamont Austin G Jr. Topeka, Kan./Highland Park/Howard Col. 3 Arthur McMillan F Fr. Nashville, Tenn./Hillsboro 34 Sam Goodman G Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinett HS 1

2 All-Time Tournament Records Year Opponent Round Results 1949 Evansville First W, Louisville Semis L, Eastern Kentucky Consolation L, Murray State First L, Evansville First L, Tennessee Tech First W, Western Kentucky Semis L, Tennessee Tech First W, 9-55 Western Kentucky Semis L, Middle Tennessee First W, Eastern Kentucky Semis L, Murray State First L, Western Kentucky First L, Tennessee Tech First W, Western Kentucky Semis L, (OT) 1967 Tennessee Tech First L, Middle Tennessee Semis L, Eastern Kentucky First W, Austin Peay Semis W, Western Kentucky Finals L, Middle Tennessee First L, Western Kentucky Semis L, Murray State Semis L, (OT) 198 Western Kentucky Semis L, Tennessee Tech Semis W, Akron Finals W, Murray State Semis W, Youngstown State Finals W, Youngstown State First L, Austin Peay First L, Eastern Kentucky First L, Tennessee State First W, 9-89 Eastern Kentucky Semis L, Tennessee Tech First W, Murray State Semis L, Middle Tennessee First W, Murray State Semis L, Tennessee Tech First L, Eastern Kentucky First W, Murray State Semis L, Eastern Kentucky First L, Tennessee State First L, Austin Peay First L, Eastern Illinois First L, Tennessee State First W, 91-8 Murray State Semis L, SE Missouri State First W, Tennessee Tech Semis L, Jacksonville State First W, Murray State Semis L, Eastern Kentucky First L, Tennessee State First L, Eastern Kentucky First W, 91-7 UT Martin Semis W, Austin Peay Finals W, (OT) 010 Jacksonville State First W, Tennessee Tech Semis W, Murray State Finals L, 6-51 HIGH WATER MARK MSU has a notable OVC Tournament record. The Eagles hold the mark for most points in a game and it s a record that s stood for 55 years. In 1955, MSU defeated former OVC member Middle Tennessee State TOURNEY TIME Morehead State is 4-37 all-time in the OVC Tournament, but under Tyndall the Eagles are a positive 5-3. MSU has won OVC Tournament titles in 1983, 1984 and 009. SEEDING THE FIELDS Morehead State has been the No. seed four times since seeding began in The Eagles are 6-3 as the second seed, winning the 1983 championship and losing in the semifinals in 00 and 003. MSU went -1 as the two seed last year. SEMIFINAL SORROWS Morehead State has struggled in the OVC Tournament semifinals. The Eagles are 5-17 in the round prior to the championship. Prior to the 009 win over UT Martin, MSU had not won a semifinal game since 1984 (also the last time before last year the Eagles won a title). Dating back to the beginning of the OVC tourney in the 1940s, it took Morehead seven tries before it won its first semifinal. FINAL EXAMS On the flip side, in the five times Morehead State has gotten past the semifinals, the Eagles have won three championships. MSU is 3- all-time in OVC Tournament finals, having beaten Austin Peay (009), Youngstown State (1984), Akron (1983) and losing to Murray State (010) and Western Kentucky (1976). Three of the Eagles five title-game appearances have been against former OVC schools. ALL-TOURNAMENT DROUGHT When Kenneth Faried and Demonte Harper each were named to the OVC All-Tournament team in 009, it broke a slump of 15 years. MSU s last All-Tournament selection prior to the 009 tournament year came at the 1994 tournament when Tyrone Boardley was named to the team. Last year Faried and Maze Stallworth were named All-Tournament. NOT MANY MUNICIPAL WINS In the six years the OVC Tournament has been played at Municipal Auditorium, MSU has a 1-5 record in the building. That lone win came in the 1994 tournament against Eastern Kentucky. The Eagles got a win in the 004 tournament, which was at Municipal, but that win came in the first round and was played at campus home sites. ANYTHING YOU CAN DO I CAN DO BETTER Morehead State s men s basketball team has had company in the win department all season long and that won t change in Nashville. The Morehead State women, the No. 3 seed, will play the Jacksonville State/Tennessee State in Thursday s quarterfinals. If the MSU women win Thursday, it will be the sixth time in school history that both teams have advanced to the semifinals. It also happened in 198, 1983, 1984, 00 and last season. Only one of those years resulted in a dual trip to the finals, PRESEASON AWARDS PLAY OUT Kenneth Faried and Demonte Harper both earned preseason all-conference nods and Faried was named the OVC Preseason Player of the Year. All of those predictions came to fruition as both players were honored Tuesday by the OVC. Both Faried and Harper were named First Team All-Conference and Faried earned the Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year. SPEAKING OF AWARDS Morehead State has had different players earn All-OVC Tournament. That list includes: 1949: Sonny Allen 1950: Sonny Allen, Bill Martin 1951: Jack Baker, Don Miller 195: Elza Whalen 1953: Lindle Castle, Elza Whalen 1954: Dan Swartz 1955: Steve Hamilton 1964: Henry Akin 1966: Bruce King, Jim Sandfoss 1967: Larry Jordan 1976: Ted Hundley 1980: Charlie Clay 1983: Guy Minnifield (MVP), Earl Harrison 1984: Earl Harrison (MVP), Arthur Sullivan 199: Doug Bentz 1994: Tyrone Boardley 009: Kenneth Faried (MVP), Demonte Harper 010: Kenneth Faried, Maze Stallworth 40 BOARDS EQUALS WINS IN HOARDS Under Donnie Tyndall, the Eagles have had 37 games in which they have had 40 or more rebounds in a game. In those games, the Eagles hold a 7-9 mark. Last season the Eagles were 1-1 when pulling down 40 caroms and this year MSU is 7-4 in those games.

3 Morehead State vs. #1 Murray State Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 HARPER, Demonte FARIED, Kenneth HILL, Terrance GOODMAN, Sam PROFFITT, Ty KELLY, Drew AUSTIN, Lamont FERGUSON, Dionte WILLIAMS, Reggie McMILLAN, Arthur Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 1 8 Assists per game TURNOVERS 8 30 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS 7 4 Blocks per game Murray Stats vs. Morehead State Date Opponent Score Att. Billy Kennedy * 1/4/10Overall MURRAY Record/Year: STATE /13th W * /4/11Record at At Murray Murray/Year: State /5th L Kennedy Record vs. Morehead State: 8-3 * - Conference Tyndall game Record vs. Murray State: 3-8 Tyndall Record vs. Kennedy: 3-8 All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Murray State leads OVC Tournament Record: Murray State leads 10-1 First Round: Murray leads 3-0 Semifinals: Murray leads 6-1 Finals: Murray leads 1-0 Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 1950 First Murray State First Murray State First Murray State (OT) 1984 Semis Morehead State Semis Murray State Semis Murray State Semis Murray State Semis Murray State Semis Murray State Semis Murray State 94-7 Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 01 JENKINS, B.J CANAAN, Isaiah MILES, Isacc MCCLAIN, Jeffery ASKA, Ivan GRIFFIN, Chris DANIEL, Ed LONG, Jewuan POOLE, Donte Team Total Opponents

4 Morehead State vs. #3 Austin Peay Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 HARPER, Demonte FARIED, Kenneth HILL, Terrance GOODMAN, Sam PROFFITT, Ty KELLY, Drew AUSTIN, Lamont McMILLAN, Arthur WILLIAMS, Reggie LASME, Romaric GRAY, Kevin FERGUSON, Dionte Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS 8 55 per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 3 30 Assists per game TURNOVERS 8 0 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 1 15 Steals per game BLOCKS 3 6 Blocks per game Date Opponent Score Att. Dave Loos * 1/1/10Overall at Record/Year: Austin PeayLot /5th * 1/9/11Record AUSTIN at APSU/Year: PEAY /1st W Loos Record vs. Morehead State: 6-17 * - Conference Tyndall game Record vs. Austin Peay: 7-4 Tyndall Record vs. Loos: 7-4 All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Austin Peay leads OVC Tournament Record: Morehead State leads 3- First Round: Austin Peay leads -1 Semifinals: MSU leads 1-0 Finals: MSU leads 1-0 Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 1976 Semis Morehead State First Austin Peay First Austin Peay First Morehead State Finals Morehead State (OT) Austin Peay Stats vs. Morehead State Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 1 EDMONDSON, Tyshw BAKER, Melvin TERRY, Josh FRALEY, John BLAKE, Justin BROWN, Caleb TRIGGS, Will CALDWELL, Tyrone WILLIAMS, Marcel Team 4 6 Total Opponents

5 Morehead State vs. #4 Tennessee Tech Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 35 FARIED, Kenneth HILL, Terrance KELLY, Drew HARPER, Demonte GOODMAN, Sam AUSTIN, Lamont McMILLAN, Arthur PROFFITT, Ty LASME, Romaric WILLIAMS, Reggie GRAY, Kevin FERGUSON, Dionte Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 3 5 Assists per game TURNOVERS 8 36 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 5 13 Steals per game BLOCKS 3 5 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE 06 3 Tennessee Tech Stats vs. Morehead State Date Opponent Score Att. Mike Sutton * 1/6/11 TENNESSEE TECH W Overall Record/Year: /9th * 0/05/11 at Tennessee Tech W Record at Tech/Year: /9th Sutton Record vs. Morehead State: 6-13 * - Conference game Tyndall Record vs. Tennessee Tech: 9- Tyndall Record vs. Sutton: 9- All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Morehead State leads OVC Tournament Record: Morehead State leads 5-3 First Round: MSU leads 4- Semifinals: Series Even at 1-1 Finals: No games Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 1953 First Morehead State First Morehead State First Morehead State First Tennessee Tech Semis Morehead State First Morehead State First Tennessee Tech Semis Tennessee Tech Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 5 DILLARD, Jud MURPHY, Kevin INAMETI, Bassey SWANSEY, Zac JONES, Alfred BAILEY, Zach DUNN, Chase MARSEILLE, Matt BARNES, Terrell MCMORROW, Liam OGBE, Dennis NEWTON, Charles PICKENS, Byron Team Total Opponents

6 Morehead State vs. #5 Tennessee State Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 35 FARIED, Kenneth HARPER, Demonte PROFFITT, Ty HILL, Terrance KELLY, Drew GOODMAN, Sam AUSTIN, Lamont WILLIAMS, Reggie McMILLAN, Arthur Team 5 7 Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 4 3 Assists per game TURNOVERS 33 8 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS 5 8 Blocks per game Tennessee State Stats vs. Morehead State Date Opponent Score Att. John Cooper * 1/19/10 at Tennessee StateLot Overall Record/Year: 3-38/nd * 1/7/11 TENNESSEE STATE W Record at Tennessee State/Year: 3-38/nd Cooper Record vs. Morehead State: 1-3 * - Conference game Tyndall Record vs. Tennessee State: 6-5 Tyndall Record vs. Cooper: 3-1 All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Morehead State leads 30-7 OVC Tournament Record: Series Even at - First Round: Series Even at - Semifinals: No Games Finals: No Games Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 1990 First Morehead State First Tennessee State First Morehead State First Tennessee State Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 15 MOORE,Kenny NOBLES,Jacquan COVINGTON,Robert MILLER,Patrick PETERS,Wil GREEN,Michael FREDRICK,Tashan TOWNS,Jerret CONNER,Chris MANN,Verkeneo Team Total Opponents

7 Morehead State vs. #6 Eastern Kentucky Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 HARPER, Demonte FARIED, Kenneth GOODMAN, Sam PROFFITT, Ty HILL, Terrance KELLY, Drew AUSTIN, Lamont WILLIAMS, Reggie McMILLAN, Arthur Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS 9 50 per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 9 7 Assists per game TURNOVERS 36 0 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 9 15 Steals per game BLOCKS 7 5 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Eastern Kentucky Stats vs. Morehead State Date Opponent Score Att. Jeff Neubauer * 1//11 EASTERN KENTUCKY L Overall Record/Year: 10-85/6th * 0/16/11 at Eastern Kentucky Wot Record at Eastern Kentucky/Year: 10-85/6th Neubauer Record vs. Morehead State: 6-8 * - Conference Tyndall game Record vs. Eastern Kentucky: 7-5 Tyndall Record vs. Neubauer: 7-5 All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Eastern Kentucky leads OVC Tournament Record: Eastern Kentucky leads 6-3 First Round: Series Even at 3-3 Semifinals: Eastern Kentucky leads -0 Finals: No Games Consolation Round: Eastern Kentucky leads 1-0 Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 1949 Consolation Eastern Kentucky Semis Eastern Kentucky First Morehead State First Eastern Kentucky Semis Eastern Kentucky First Morehead State First Eastern Kentucky First Eastern Kentucky First Morehead State 91-7 Total 3-Point F-Throw ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 05 JONES, Joshua DANIEL, Josh STOMMES, Justin PERRIN, Spencer CRUZ, Willie NEWBY, Jabs JOHNSON, Jeff JONES, Jaron ALLGOOD, Jeff FILIPEK, Taylor Team Total Opponents

8 Morehead State vs. #7 Southeast Missouri Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 35 FARIED, Kenneth GOODMAN, Sam HARPER, Demonte HILL, Terrance KELLY, Drew PROFFITT, Ty AUSTIN, Lamont WILLIAMS, Reggie McMILLAN, Arthur FERGUSON, Dionte GRAY, Kevin LASME, Romaric Team 5 7 Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 0 Assists per game TURNOVERS 4 9 Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 1 8 Steals per game BLOCKS 7 3 Blocks per game Date Opponent Score Att. Dickey Nutt * 1/13/11 at Southeast Missouri W Overall Record/Year: 05-31/15th * /1/11 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W Record at SEMO/Year: 16-44/nd Nutt Record vs. Morehead State: 0-4 * - Conference Tyndall game Record vs. Southeast Missouri: 8- Tyndall Record vs. Nutt: 4-0 All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Morehead State leads 3-16 OVC Tournament Record: Morehead State leads 1-0 First Round: Morehead State leads 1-0 Semifinals: No Games Finals: No Games Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 003 First Morehead State SEMO Stats vs. Morehead State Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 4 POWELL, Leon NUTT, Lucas ALLISON, Anthony SMITH, Marland BUTLER, Cameron BRISTER, Marcus JONES, Waylon BANKS, Rae-Vonn HOUSE, Zach Team Total Opponents

9 Morehead State vs. #8 UT Martin Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 35 FARIED, Kenneth HILL, Terrance GOODMAN, Sam PROFFITT, Ty HARPER, Demonte KELLY, Drew McMILLAN, Arthur GRAY, Kevin AUSTIN, Lamont WILLIAMS, Reggie FERGUSON, Dionte Team 3 5 Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS MOR OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS 8 8 Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS 1 13 Steals per game BLOCKS 1 6 Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Date Opponent Score Att. Jason James * 1//10 UT MARTIN W Overall Record/Year: 15-45/nd * at UT Martin W Record At UTM/Year: 15-45/nd Record vs. Morehead State: 0-4 * - Conference Tyndall game Record vs. UT Martin: 10-1 Tyndall Record vs. James: 4-0 All-Time Tournament Records All-Time Series Record: Morehead State leads 8-13 OVC Tournament Record: Morehead State leads 1-0 First Round: No Games Semifinals: Morehead State leads 1-0 Finals: No Games Year-by-Year Tournament Results YEAR ROUND WINNER SCORE 009 Semis Morehead State UT Martin Stats vs. Morehead State Total 3-Point F-Throw ## 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 01 SIMMONS, Benzor LIABO, Mike SMITH, Terence KING, Troy CLAYTON, Reuben IRARRAZABAL, Andre MINOR, Omari RICHARDSON, Chris SMITH, Dane MOPO, Pierre HOOD, Daron Team Total Opponents

10 Tyndall Tidbits MSU has improved steadily each year under Tyndall s tutelage. His first team was 1-18 and his second improved to In , the Eagles were 0-16 and last year he was Tyndall is only the third MSU coach to take an Eagle team to the NCAA Tournament. Tyndall is the winningest coach in school history after his first five years. He surpassed Laughlin (81 wins) for best start in his first five years. He is also only the third MSU coach to lead his team to 0 wins, and he is the quickest of those three coaches to post a 0-win season, having done it in three years. He also is the first MSU coach to have back-to-back 0-win seasons. Tyndall and Morehead State Director of Athletics Brian Hutchinson made an agreement that MSU would be competing for a championship in Tyndall s fourth season. Tyndall exceeded expectations by winning the OVC title in his third year. Tyndall joined former MSU coach Bobby Laughlin in reaching the NCAA Tournament within three years. In four years as a head coach, Tyndall has only had one losing season, his first with Morehead State. His second season with MSU was a.500 year and the past two years at MSU were 0-win seasons. In his first year as a head coach (at St. Catharine) he had 30 wins. Tyndall is 60-9 in Ohio Valley Conference games since being named MSU head coach. His teams have posted 1-win conference seasons in four of his five years. He has been tough to beat at Johnson Arena. Tyndall is at home as head coach at Morehead State. Tyndall was a Top 0 finalist in the voting for Lexington Herald-Leader s Kentucky Sportsman of the Year. The Tyndall File 006-present - Head Coach, Morehead State Associate Head Coach, Middle Tenn. State Associate Head Coach, Idaho Assistant Coach, LSU Head Coach, St. Catharine Assistant Coach, Iowa City Comm. College Tyndall Year-by-Year Year School Record St. Catharine 30-5 St. Catharine Totals: 30-5, 1 year Morehead State Morehead State Morehead State Morehead State Morehead State -9 Morehead State Totals: 93-69, 4+ years Career Totals: 13-74, 5+ years Donnie Tyndall, the Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year, is in his fifth season as men s head basketball coach at Morehead State University. Under Tyndall s guidance, the Eagles have improved each season, with back-to-back postseason appearances and Morehead State s first OVC Tournament title and NCAA bid since In returning the Eagles to prominence, Tyndall led MSU over Alabama State in the NCAA Tournament Opening Round, the first NCAA Tournament win for an OVC team since Tyndall s team posted the second most wins in school history with 4, finishing 4-11 overall. MSU also broke the school s record for OVC win total with 15, finishing 15-3 in league play. The Eagles advanced to the OVC title game for the second straight year and finished the season by playing in the College Basketball Invitational, during which MSU defeated Colorado State. Tyndall is the first coach in MSU history to have back-to-back 0-win seasons and just the second coach in school history to win two postseason games. The Eagles finished with a 0-16 overall record, the first time since that a Morehead State team has reached 0 wins. Tyndall is only the third coach in school history to have a 0-win season, and he is the only coach to accomplish the feat in fewer than four years. Tyndall s first Morehead State team more than tripled the win total from the previous year. The Eagles were picked 11th in the Ohio Valley Conference but finished seventh and advanced to the conference tournament for the first time in three seasons. The team continued the steady progress by picking up 15 wins and finishing third in the conference standings even though it was picked 10th in the preseason league rankings. The season was highlighted by a 10-0 start in Johnson Arena. That start matched the best start at home in school history. Tyndall has led an impressive turnaround in the last four years, so good that it ranks as the top turnaround in Division I men s basketball. The Eagles RPI (Ratings Percentage Index) jumped a whopping 37 spots, from 31, which was where MSU was rated the year before Tyndall s arrival, to 84th last season. Well respected both in the Morehead community and within the college coaching ranks, Tyndall was named as one of the Top 10 Under the Radar coaches by Athlon Sports this year. He also served as the co-chair for the MSU Capital Campaign in 009 and was a Top 0 finalist in the voting for Lexington Herald-Leader s Kentucky Sportsman of the Year in 009. An MSU alumnus who was a basketball letterwinner, he is the 1th head coach in the history of the Eagle program. He returned to his alma mater from the position of associate head coach at Middle Tennessee State University where he had served for four years. A NCAA Division I assistant coach for nearly 10 years, the 40-year-old Tyndall spent one season as associate head coach at the University of Idaho. Prior to that, he was an assistant coach for four seasons at Louisiana State University. In , Tyndall served as head coach at St. Catharine College in Springfield, Ky., for a season. After graduating from MSU, he spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge, Iowa. At MTSU, Tyndall teamed with head coach Kermit Davis to lead the Blue Raiders to four consecutive winning seasons, averaging 17 wins a campaign. As recruiting coordinator, he directed MTSU recruiting efforts that resulted in two classes being ranked in the Top 5 nationally. Hoop Scoop ranked the 003 class 3rd, and the 004 class was ranked 11th nationally. Each class was selected as the number one class in the Sun Belt Conference by that basketball publication. While he was at Idaho, the Vandals 00 recruiting class was ranked as high as 15th nationally. Tyndall also served as scouting coordinator. As the individual in charge of academic progress, he helped the team earn a cumulative grade point average of.6 (on a 4.0 scale), the best at the school in more than a decade. During his tenure on John Brady s staff at LSU, Tyndall helped recruit three classes that were ranked among the Top 5 nationally. In 000, LSU won the SEC and advanced to the Sweet 16. Three of the recruited student-athletes went on to play in the NBA, five earned All-Southeast Conference honors, and five were named Academic All-SEC. As the Tigers academic coordinator, he helped improve the basketball team s grade point average from 1.7 in 1996 to.65 in 001. During his one season as head coach at St. Catharine, he led the team to a school-record 30-5 mark and to the National Junior College Athletic Association National Tournament for the first time in school history. Tyndall was named the Kentucky-Tennessee Junior College Coach of the Year and was also named the top coach in Region VII. Illustrating his emphasis on academic achievement, the team s grade point average improved from 1.81 to.64, and all six of the sophomores on the squad earned associate degrees. A native of Grand Rapids, Mich., Tyndall played at Northview High School, then one season at Iowa Central ( ). He was a member of Eagle teams for three seasons ( ). Tyndall played with Athletes in Action after completing his career at MSU. He earned a bachelor s degree from MSU (1993) and a master s degree from LSU. Tyndall has two daughters, Taylor Elise and Grace Elizabeth. 10

11 Pronunciations Demonte...dah-MON-tay Dionte... DEE-ahn-TAY Faried...fah-REED Lamont...lah-MONT Lasme... laz-mee Maze... MAYZ Romaric... RAH-mah-rick Tyndall... TIN-dull Roster Breakdown GEOGRAPHY Alabama...1 Georgia... Kansas...1 Kentucky... New Jersey...1 Ohio...1 Tennessee...3 Virginia...1 International - Gabon...1 EXPERIENCE Veterans/Letterwinners...5 Transfers/Newcomers...3 Freshmen...5 CLASS Seniors...3 Juniors...4 Sophomores...1 Freshmen...5 POSITION Guards...8 Forwards...4 Centers Awards KENNETH FARIED OVC Player of the Year OVC Defensive Player of the Year OVC First Team All-Conference OVC Player of the Week...11/15, 11/, 1/3, 1/3, 1/31, /7,.../14, /1 USBWA National Player of the Week... /1 NetScouts Basketball National Player of the Week... /3 OVC Preseason Player of the Year OVC Preseason All-Conference Naismith Award Watch List Wooden Award Midseason Watch List USBWA Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week... /1 DEMONTE HARPER OVC First Team All-Conference OVC Preseason All-Conference OVC Player of the Week...11/9 TY PROFFITT Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-District Morehead State Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School/High School 00 Drew Kelly F R-Fr. Franklin, Tenn./Centennial/Miami (Ohio) 3 Kevin Gray G Fr. Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Reynoldsburg 5 Reggie Williams G Fr. Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown 10 Lamont Austin G Jr. Topeka, Kan./Highland Park/Howard College 11 Terrance Hill G Jr. Columbus, Ga./Jordan HS 13 Ty Proffitt G Jr. London, Ky./South Laurel HS/Notre Dame 14 Taylor Maze* G Fr. Owingsville, Ky./Bath County 1 Dionte Ferguson F Fr. Prattville, Ala./Prattville Demonte Harper G Sr. Nashville, Tenn./Whites Creek 3 Arthur McMillan F Fr. Nashville, Tenn./Hillsboro 33 Romaric Lasme F Jr. Port-Gentil, Gabon/Laramie County CC 34 Sam Goodman G Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett/NW Florida St. CC 35 Kenneth Faried F/C Sr. Newark, N.J./Technology *Taylor Maze is redshirting and will not play during the season MSU Assistant Coaches Wade O Connor Associate Head Coach Alma Mater/Year: Bridgewater State/1994 Previous College Coaching Positions: Western Carolina, St. Catharine, Marshall, Dayton, Tulane Joseph Price Assistant Coach Alma Mater/Year: Notre Dame/1986 Previous College Coaching Positions: Ball State, IUPUI Adam Howard Assistant Coach Alma Mater/Year: Western Kentucky/008 Maze Stallworth Graduate Manager Alma Mater/Year: Morehead State/010 Eagle Starting Lineups Opponent Result Starters Asbury W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried North Carolina A&T W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at UNC Wilmington L, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Florida L, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Ohio State L, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at SIU Edwardsville W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried UT MARTIN* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried MURRAY STATE* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried ST. CATHARINE W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Northern Iowa L, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Tennessee State* L, (OT) Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Austin Peay* L, (OT) Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried KENT STATE W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried BINGHAMTON W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried TENNESSEE TECH* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried JACKSONVILLE STATE* W, 73-5 Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Southeast Missouri* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Kelly at Eastern Illinois* L, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried EASTERN KENTUCKY* L, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried at Ball State W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried TENNESSEE STATE* W, 7-65 Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried AUSTIN PEAY* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried at Jacksonville State* W, 78-7 Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried at Tennessee Tech* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried EASTERN ILLINOIS* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* W, 64-5 Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried at Eastern Kentucky* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried at Indiana State (BB) W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried at Murray State* L, 70-6 Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried at UT Martin* W, Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried 11

12 MSU s Record When The Eagles... are at home are on the road are at home vs. OVC opponents are on the road vs. OVC opponents are playing in a neutral venue play a team with a winning record play a team with an even record play a team with a losing record score score score 90 or more allow allow allow 90 or more lead at the half trail at the half are tied at the half lead with 5 minutes left in regulation trail with 5 minutes left in regulation...-6 are tied with 5 minutes left in regulation lead with 1 minute left in regulation trail with 1 minute left in regulation are tied with 1 minute left in regulation play in overtime...1- outrebound their opponents are outrebounded...3- tie their opponent in rebounding shoot 40 percent or better shoot worse than 40 percent outshoot their opponent (in percentage) are outshot (in percentage)...-8 shooting percentages are equal make more 3s than their opponent make fewer 3s than their opponent s made are equal attempt more 3s than their opponent attempt fewer 3s than their opponent s attempted are equal...-0 make more FTs than their opponent make fewer FTs than their opponent FTs made are equal to their opponent attempt more FTs than their opponent attempt fewer FTs than their opponent FTs attempted are equal force more turnovers commit more turnovers turnovers are even with their opponent...1- outscore the opponent s bench are outscored by the opponent s bench bench scoring is even final margin is five or less points...1- final margin is between 6 and 14 points final margin is 15 or more points...9- play in a day game play at night play on television play on Sunday...3- play on Monday play on Tuesday...- play on Wednesday play on Thursday...7- play on Friday play on Saturday play after a win play after a loss the starting lineup is: Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Faried Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Goodman, Kelly Harper, Hill, Proffitt, Kelly, Faried THE JERSEY LORE Kenneth Faried, along with MSU women s basketball standout Chynna Bozeman, entered Eagle lore when his jersey was retired on senior day by Morehead State athletics. An honor reserved for leading scorers and All-Americans, Faried was named an AP Honorable Mention All-American after last season. REBOUNDING THE RECORD BOOK Now that he has the modern-era record, Faried is taking aim at the OVC and all-time NCAA rebounding marks. His career total of 1,607 ranks first all-time in Division I for players whose careers began after 1973 (when freshman became eligible to play). He passed Tim Duncan for first place on that list at Indiana State. He s 15th on the all-time list currently, and if his average holds, he will finish at least 1th among ALL players and has a chance to crack the top 10. He also ranks second all-time in the OVC, having passed WKU s Tom Marshall at ISU. OVC Career Rebounding Records Rank Player School Years Played 1. 1,675 Steve Hamilton Morehead State ,607 Kenneth Faried Morehead State 007-current 3. 1,565 Tom Marshall Western Kentucky NCAA Career Rebounding Records (for careers starting after 1973) Rank Player School Last Year Played 1. 1,607 Kenneth Faried Morehead State ,570 Tim Duncan Wake Forest ,537 Derrick Coleman Syracuse ,514 Malik Rose Drexel ,511 Ralph Sampson Virginia 1983 NCAA Career Rebounding Records (All Players, All-Time) Rank Player School Last Year Played 10. 1,675 Steve Hamilton Morehead State ,617 Charlie Tyra Louisville ,607 Kenneth Faried Morehead State ,606 Bill Russell San Francisco ,605 Elvin Hayes Houston 1968 NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS The U.S. Basketball Writers Association and NetScouts Basketball selected Kenneth Faried as its Oscar Robertson National Player of the Week for games ending the week of Sunday, Jan. 30. As the Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week, Faried was nominated for the weekly USBWA award. Faried averaged 17.7 points and 18 rebounds while leading the Eagles to three wins over then first-place teams, including two key conference victories. TYNDALL TALLIES THE VICTORIES MSU bench boss Donnie Tyndall is the winningest coach in Morehead State history during his first five years (93 wins). This surpassed Bobby Laughlin s 81 wins for best start in his first five years. Tyndall entered the year with 71 wins and now has his 93rd MSU win. DANCING WITH THE STARS Morehead State s schedule features four teams that played in the 010 NCAA men s basketball tournament. Florida, Ohio State, Murray State and Northern Iowa were participants in last year s Big Dance. Three of those teams; Ohio State, Murray State and UNI advanced to the second round and two of those teams, Ohio State and UNI played in the Sweet 16. Add in the four other postseason participants: Kent State (NIT), Eastern Kentucky (CBI), Indiana State (CBI) and College of Charleston (CBI) and it s been a tough road for the Eagles this season. MSU is 5-6 in those games so far this season. PLAYER OF THE WEEK OF ALL TIME When Kenneth Faried was selected as the OVC Player of the Week the week ending Jan. 30, it marked the 1th time in his career he s earned the award. He passed former UT Martin great Lester Hudson for the all-time most Player of the Week awards in the OVC. He now has won the award 15 total times AND AGAIN Faried also broke Hudson s record for the most awards in a single season. Faried earned his eighth OVC Player of the Week award. 1

13 OVC Men s Basketball Standings TEAM OVC OVERALL #1 Murray State # Morehead State #3 Austin Peay #4 Tennessee Tech #5 Tennessee State #6 Eastern Kentucky #7 UT Martin #8 Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois Jacksonville State OVC Team Statistical Rankings The following is where MSU ranks as a team in the Ohio Valley Conference in the primary statistical categories (per game averages). Bold denotes top three ranking. CATEGORY STAT RANK Scoring Offense 69.5 ppg 3rd Scoring Defense 61.7 ppg allowed nd Scoring Margin +7.7 nd FT Percentage 66.9 percent 7th FG Percentage 45.9 percent 4th FG Percentage Defense 4. percent nd 3-Pt. Percentage 34.3 percent 6th 3-Pt. Percentage Defense 36.6 percent 10th Rebounding Offense 37.0 rpg nd Rebounding Defense 8.1 rpg allowed 1st Rebounding Margin st Blocks.9 bpg 6th Assists 1.3 apg 7th Steals 8.6 spg nd Turnover Margin th Assist/Turnover Ratio 0.8 ratio T-6th Offensive 13.6 orpg 1st Defensive 3.4 drpg 3rd 3-Point FGs Made 6.0 3pfg pg 4th OVC Individual Statistical Rankings The following is where MSU players rank statistically in the OVC. Bold denotes top five ranking. CATEGORY NAME STAT RANK Scoring Kenneth Faried 17.6 ppg 1st Scoring Demonte Harper 15.4 ppg 5th Scoring Terrance Hill 10.3 ppg 9th Rebounding Kenneth Faried 14.3 rpg 1st Rebounding Demonte Harper 4.6 rpg 16th FG Pct. Kenneth Faried 63.7 % 3rd FG Pct. Sam Goodman 47.7 % 11th Assists Demonte Harper 3.3 apg 7th FT Pct. Terrance Hill 79.0 % 9th Steals Kenneth Faried.0 spg nd Steals Demonte Harper 1.5 spg 9th Steals Terrance Hill th 3-pt Pct. Demonte Harper 40.0 % 10th 3-pt Pct. Ty Proffitt 37.9 % 13th 3-pt Made Terrance Hill 1.7 mpg T-8th 3-pt Made Demonte Harper 1.7 mpg T-8th 3-pt Made Ty Proffitt 1.5 mpg T-1th Blocks Kenneth Faried.1 bpg 1st Assist/TO Ratio Demonte Harper 0.9 ratio 9th Off. Rebs. Kenneth Faried 5.7 orpg 1st Def. Rebs. Kenneth Faried 8.6 drbg 1st Def. Rebs. Demonte Harper 3.5 drbg 14th Mins Played Kenneth Faried 34.5 mpg 4th Mins Played Demonte Harper 33.5 mpg 6th Mins Played Ty Proffitt 31.9 mpg 10th REBOUNDING MARGIN MSU currently has a rebounding margin of +8.9, which leads the OVC. Through Monday s NCAA rankings, the Eagles were fourth nationally in rebounding margin. MSU has been outrebounded just five times this season -- in the losses at UNC Wilmington, Northern Iowa and the wins at Indiana State, Ball State and at Tennessee Tech. This has been a strong trend for Tyndall-coached teams. Last year MSU led the OVC and was sixth nationally in rebounding margin. KENNETH CORRALS THE CAROMS Faried has pulled down 44 caroms this season to bring his career total to 1,607. He ranks as the number two all-time Eagle glass cleaner. He became only the third MSU player to reach 1,000 career rebounds with his third board at Austin Peay last season. He entered his senior year 510 rebounds from being the all-time leader. Last year s 456 boards was his best single season total (and the third best ever at MSU). Only Steve Hamilton, who is the career leader with 1,675, has had a single season with more than 500 rebounds at MSU. IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING... Faried is 68 rebounds from catching Hamilton. At his current pace (14.3 RPG), Faried needs five games to catch Hamilton. Those would all have to come in the postseason (counting the OVC Tournament). DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE, DOUBLE FARIED S FUN Kenneth Faried had 5 double-doubles last season which ranked him second in the nation and he has 4 this year, placing him first. He now has 8 career double-doubles (seven as a freshman, 5 his sophomore year, 5 last season, 5 this year). He is now among the top five all-time in the NCAA in total double-doubles and has a chance to tie or break Tim Duncan s all-time record of 87. He passed Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), Mel Counts, Jerry Lucas, Oscar Robertson, and Malik Rose. No. Player Final Year Years Played Double-Doubles 1. Tim Duncan, Wake Forest Ralph Sampson, Virginia Derrick Coleman, Syracuse Lionel Simmons, La Salle Kenneth Faried, Morehead State Malik Rose, Drexel Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati DOUBLE-DOUBLE U Faried s 5 double-doubles are first in the nation, but it helps Morehead State boast another top ranking, this one unique. Combine his total with MSU women s basketball sophomore Ashar Harris, who has 0 double-doubles and ranks second in the country, and you get the best double-double athletic program in the country. No other school has a men s player and a women s player ranked in the top three of the double-doubles category. D-D-D-DE-FENSE Morehead State has been impressive defensively, allowing more than 70 points by an opponent just three times, the overtime game at Austin Peay, versus Binghamton and at Jacksonville State. It might have been most eye-popping against Florida and Ohio State. MSU held two top-10 teams under 65 points in back-to-back games, putting itself in a position to win both contests. MSU ranks second in the OVC and 31st nationally in scoring defense, allowing just 61.7 points per game. 60-POINT MEN Fourteen times this season the MSU defense has been so tenacious the Eagles have held their opponents under 60 points. Even more impressively, MSU has held five of those opponents under 50. Asbury, UT Martin, and College of Charleston were all stuck on 49, Ball State scored 48 and EIU scored just 47. SLAM GOODMAN Sam Goodman, who joined the team last year as a transfer, has used his athleticism to make an impact at both ends of the court. The senior is fourth on the team in scoring with 8.5 points per game, ranking 11th in the OVC in field goal percentage at 47.7 percent. Goodman also showed senior leadership before the Ball State game, requesting to not start, but instead provide a spark off the bench, and since then MSU has lost just once. Eagle fans also appreciate Goodman s highlight-reel dunking ability, which has TWICE earned him a spot on Sportscenter s Top Plays, once following the Ohio State game and once after the Eastern Illinois home game. 13

14 Eagles in the Record Books CAREER SCORING LEADERS Place Years (total) Name Points (4) Ricky Minard, (4) Herbie Stamper, current (3+) Kenneth Faried 1, (3) Dan Swartz 1, (4) Sonny Allen 1, (4) Steve Hamilton 1, (4) Brett Roberts 1, (3) Leonard Coulter 1, (3) Granny Williams 1, (3) Harold Sargent 1, (4) Ted Hundley 1, (3) Bob McCann 1, (4) Earl Duncan 1, (4) Doug Bentz 1, (4) Maze Stallworth 1, (4) Kyle Umberger 1, current (3+) Demonte Harper 1, (3) Glenn Napier 1, (3) Guy Minnifield 1, (3) Eugene Lyons 1,6 CAREER REBOUNDING LEADERS Place Years (total) Name (4) Steve Hamilton 1, current (3+) Kenneth Faried 1, (3) Norm Pokley 1, (3) Leonard Coulter (3) Lamar Green 914 CAREER ASSIST LEADERS Place Years (total) Name Assists (4) Marquis Sykes (4) Ricky Minard (3) Howard Wallen current (3+) Demonte Harper (4) Ted Docks (4) Jeff Fultz () Nikola Stojakovic (3) Guy Minnifield () Brandon Shingles (3) Pat Tubbs 54 SINGLE SEASON REBOUNDING LEADERS Place Season Name Steve Hamilton Lamar Green Kenneth Faried Kenneth Faried Kenneth Faried Steve Hamilton Norm Pokley Dan Swartz Leonard Coulter Thornton Hill 343 OVC CAREER RANKINGS Kenneth Faried Category Stats Rank 1,589 nd Steals 3 7th Blocks 5 3rd TRIPLE TWENTIES Morehead State men s basketball has posted 0 wins for the fifth time in school history. Tyndall, who was the first coach to have back-to-back 0-win seasons, is also the first coach to have three 0-win seasons. HOME SWEET HOME MSU is at home under Donnie Tyndall. That includes a near perfect 14-1 mark this season. The Eagles had a 4-game home winning streak snapped against Eastern Kentucky that was fourth in the nation when it was stopped. EKU was the first team to win in Johnson Arena since Kent State did in , but MSU has still won 8 of the last 9 games at home. DEATH VALLEY MSU is even more impressive at Johnson Arena in conference play. This year MSU was 8-1 in home conference games and had back-to-back perfect OVC records in Johnson Arena in and Prior to the EKU game, MSU held a -game home OVC winning streak. Austin Peay was the last team to win in Johnson Arena, capturing the final game of the season. ONE OF THREE Faried is one of only three OVC players to have more than 1,800 points and 1,500 rebounds. MSU great Steve Hamilton is also on the short prestigious list. He s closing in on being the first-ever,000-point, 1,600 rebound player. Player School Points Kenneth Faried Morehead State 1,950 points 1,607 rebounds Tom Marshall Western Kentucky 1,909 points 1,565 rebounds Steve Hamilton Morehead State 1,89 points 1,675 rebounds RANKED AMONG REBOUNDERS Faried finished ranked first in the OVC and second nationally with 13.0 rebounds per game last season. For the second straight year, he was the nation s top returning rebounder. The Newark, N.J., native also ranked third nationally in rebounding, averaging 13.0 boards per game in This season he s averaging 14.3 boards per game through 31 games and again leads the OVC, and he s first nationally. STEALING THE SPOTLIGHT Kenneth Faried is not only a rebounding machine, he also is a master thief. The senior is second in the OVC and is 36th nationally with.0 steals per game. That included five steals against a good Ohio State team and four in the first meeting with Jacksonville State. SWIPER, MORE SWIPING Faried s prolific steals numbers are impressive, but they add up to an even more impressive team defensive stat. Demonte Harper and Terrance Hill join Faried in the top 15 in the OVC in steals (Harper also ranks 146th in the nation). Combined with their teammates, the two lead MSU to 8.6 swipes per game, which is second in the OVC and is 1st nationally. PLAY THE PERCENTAGES Add one more statistical highlight to Faried s docket. He ranks second in the nation in field goal percentage, hitting 63.7 percent of his shots. He actually ranks third in the OVC, but the NCAA s field goals made per game minimums are more stringent than the OVC s, hence the higher ranking. HARPER S BAZAAR Senior Demonte Harper exploded for 35 points against SIU Edwardsville, eclipsing his previous career high in points by 13. He nearly broke that with 34 points in the loss at Austin Peay, including a game-tying triple at the end of regulation. He added points against Murray State, and that featured a clutch 3-pointer that all but sealed an Eagle victory. He went through a 10-game streak where he surpassed 0 point six times and 30 points twice. He averaged 1.7 points per game in that span. He hit 3-pointers at a 58.7 percent clip and all field goals at 59.0 percent in those 10 games. DOUBLE-DIGIT DEMONTE Harper has scored in double-digits in of 31 games this season and 9 of 35 last year. In all, he s tallied double digits in 70 of the 131 games he has played in an Eagle uniform, but 51-of- 66 since the start of his junior season. He ranks second at MSU and fifth in the OVC in scoring with 15.4 points per game. 14

15 Morehead State Men s Basketball Recruits Orlando Coleman a 6-4, 180-pound guard/forward from Pleasant Grove, Ala., was an All-West Metro First Team selection for Pleasant Grove High School. As a senior he averaged 15.3 points,.0 assists, and 6.0 rebounds per game. Pleasant Grove finished the season as regional runners-up with a season record of 3-3, and at one point, the team won 30 straight games. Coleman was selected to four All-Tournament teams as a first-team selection. He was invited to play in the North/South All-Star game and was nominated to the Top 5 players in the West Area Metro Conference. Coleman was crowned Rumble On the Ridge Slam Dunk Contest Champion. A 6-0, 00-pound guard from Suwanee, Ga., Corey Heyward is a scholar athlete who last season averaged 10.0 points, 4.0 assists, and 4.0 rebounds per game for Peachtree Ridge High School. Last season Peachtree Ridge finished the season as regional runners-up with a season record of 1-9. He is currently teammates at Peachtree Ridge with fellow signee Shaq Morris. Shaq Morris is a 6-0, 190-pound guard from Suwanee, Ga. Like Heyward, he hails from Peachtree Ridge High School. Morris transferred from Meadow Creek High School in Georgia where he was named Third Team All-County and averaged 15.0 points, 5.0 assists, 4.0 rebounds, and.0 steals per game as a junior. A 6-7, 50-pound center from Northwest Florida State College, Khalil Owens was a Second Team All-Conference selection who averaged 8.0 points, 11 rebounds, and 0.7 blocks. He was also second in the Panhandle Conference and in the top 15 in the nation in rebounding. He will have two years of eligibility starting with the season. Last season Northwest Florida State College went 30-5 and finished sixth in the nation. Jeff Drew is a 6-8, 0-pound forward from Little Rock, Ark., who is currently attending Fishburne Military Academy in Waynesboro, Va. Last season at Hall High School in North Little Rock, he helped the team win the 6A Arkansas state title. He was named All-Conference, All-Metro and All-State. He led his team to a 6-3 record averaging 15.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 1.8 blocks, and 1.5 assists. His squad was also 009 state runners-up and 008 state champions. Angelo Warner is a 6-3, 195-pound guard/wing from Orlando, Fla. While at James High School, Warner was a Third Team 3A All-State selection. He averaged 18. points, 4.3 assists, and 5.8 rebounds as a junior. Coming into this season Warner is rated as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com. A 6-3, 170-pound wing/forward from Greenville, Ga., Will Bailey averaged 18.0 points, 9.0 rebounds,.0 assists, and 3.0 steals for Greenville High School. Bailey has been a McDonald s All-American nominee for the senior class, and also made first team All-Region. EXCLUSIVE CLUB Demonte Harper entered the season, his senior year, with 895 points and he s added 477 so far this year. He became the 30th player in MSU history to crack 1,000 career points. He now ranks 17th in scoring all-time at MSU. Harper also ranks fourth all-time at MSU in career assists, having moved into the top five with four dishes at SEMO. OVER THE HILL Terrance Hill, who is one of Morehead State s dead-eye 3-point shooters struggled early to find his stroke, but entering OVC play he got hot. Nine times this season (four times vs. OVC schools) Hill had drilled three or more 3-pointers in a game. He s hit at least one triple in nine of the last 1 games. He averages 10.3 points per game overall, but that number jumps to 11. against OVC opponents. PROFFITT MARGIN Ty Proffitt has quietly established himself as a talented combo guard in the Eagle offense. He averages 7.9 points per game. One of the Eagles best free throw shooters, he s hit 84.3 percent of his charity tosses. He s second on the team with 58 assists and has committed just 37 turnovers in 31 games this year. He hit a big 3-pointer to pull MSU within one during the Eagle rally against TSU and he scored a career-high 17 at Jacksonville State, swishing four triples. Already a locker room leader, Proffitt gave an inspiring halftime rallying cry at Ball State and since that point the Eagles have lost just once. DK COUNTRY Drew Kelly originally was on Miami s (Ohio) roster, but transferred to MSU last year. He completed his NCAA-mandated year of residency and became eligible prior to the first Tennessee State game. He scored three points and grabbed three rebounds in his college debut, but had his best game at Tennessee Tech, scoring 1 points and grabbing seven rebounds to lead the Eagles in both categories. In 1 of the last 13 games, he s had at least four rebounds per game. LA NIGHTS Junior transfer Lamont Austin has found his way after missing practice early (due to injury) and adjusting to a new team. Austin had a then career-high seven points in both games versus Tennessee Tech (a feat he repeated against SEMO). He set a new career high with 10 at Indiana State. The point guard also had a stretch of six straight games where he dished out at least two assists per game. He s also had four steals twice this season, including the first meeting with TTU. He had a career-high of five assists at Eastern Kentucky. RPI TURNAROUND Under Tyndall, Morehead State has had an impressive turnaround in the last four years, so good that it ranks at the top in Division I men s basketball. The Eagles RPI (Ratings Percentage Index) jumped a whopping 37 spots, from 31, which was where MSU was rated the year before Tyndall s arrival, to 84th last season. The next closest school with a big jump is Morgan State s rise of 6 spots. MSU ranks 91st in the RPI at this point in TYNDALLTOWN Donnie Tyndall has had a successful first five seasons as the head coach at Morehead State. The Eagle alum picked up his 50th win at MSU last year versus St. Catharine. The 50 (now 93) wins came by the team improving each season under Tyndall, from 1 to 15 to 0 wins and 4 last season. His teams have been most impressive in home games, posting a record at Johnson Arena, including a stretch of 10 straight wins from the season into last year and a perfect OVC mark at home over those two years. The Eagles finished 15- at home last year and 9-0 at home in OVC games. This season, MSU finished 14-1 at home. BACK IN BLACK In the first meeting with Murray, Morehead State donned new black uniforms for the annual black-out game. The uniforms didn t appear again until two weeks ago at Eastern Kentucky. It was in Richmond, after a late rally sent the Eagles to an overtime win, that former standout guard and current graduate manager Maze Stallworth dubbed the unis The Batman Suit. Morehead State is now 4-1 in their superhero duds. WATCH OUT FOR WOODEN Faried collected several preseason awards, but he got an in-season boost with the addition of his name to the Wooden Award midseason watch list. He joined 9 other players as a candidate for one of college basketball s most prestigious awards. ESPN s Andy Katz named Faried as one of 50 Division I players who should be on the Wooden Award Watch List in the preseason. 15

16 Miscellaneous Stats DOUBLE-DOUBLES 5 - Kenneth Faried (Last: at UT Martin, 4 points, 18 rebounds) - Demonte Harper (Last: at Murray State, 17 points, 10 rebounds) DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING GAMES 9 - Kenneth Faried (Last: at UT Martin, 4 points) 3 - Demonte Harper (Last: at Murray State 17 points) 17 - Terrance Hill (Last: at UT Martin, 15 points) 1 - Sam Goodman (Last: at UT Martin, 1 points) 10 - Ty Proffitt (Last: at Eastern Kentucky, 11 points) 5 - Drew Kelly (Last: at Tennessee Tech, 1 points) 1 - Lamont Austin (Last: at Indiana State 10 points) 0-POINT GAMES 15 - Kenneth Faried (Last: at UT Martin, 4 points) 7 - Demonte Harper (Last: at Eastern Kentucky, 1 points) 1 - Drew Kelly (Last: at Tennessee Tech, 1 points) 10-REBOUND GAMES 5 - Kenneth Faried (Last: at UT Martin, 18 rebounds) - Demonte Harper (Last: at Murray State, 10 rebounds) 5-ASSIST GAMES 8- Demonte Harper (Last: at Indiana State, 5 assists) 1 - Terrance Hill (Last: at Florida, 5 assists) 1- Ty Proffitt (Last: at SIU Edwardsville, 8 assists) 1 - Sam Goodman (Last: vs. CofC, 5 assists) GAMES LEADING SCORING 17 - Kenneth Faried 10 - Demonte Harper - Sam Goodman 1 - Terrance Hill 1- Drew Kelly GAMES LEADING REBOUNDING 30 - Kenneth Faried 1 - Sam Goodman 1 - Drew Kelly GAME LEADING ASSISTS 17 - Demonte Harper 8 - Lamont Austin 7 - Ty Proffitt 5 - Sam Goodman - Terrance Hill - Kenneth Faried - Drew Kelly 1 - Kevin Gray ONE MORE FOR THE PEACH BASKET Faried who was originally named to the Preseason Naismith Award Watch List was added the Naismith midseason 30 list. The watch list was compiled by the Atlanta Tipoff Club s Board of Selectors, which based its criteria on player performances from the previous year and expectations for the college basketball season. The Naismith Trophy will be awarded at the 011 NCAA Men s Final Four in Houston. Game-by-Game Specialty Stats Points nd chance Points in Fast break Bench Opponent off TOs points the paint points points Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin* NCAA Statistical Rankings The following is where MSU ranks statistically in the top 100 among all Division I schools. Bold denotes top 5 ranking. Taken from the official NCAA Rankings as of Feb. 8. TEAM CATEGORY STAT RANK Scoring Defense 61.7 papg 31st Win-Loss Pct % 53rd Scoring Margin +7.7 margin 53rd FG Percentage 45.9 % 68th Rebounding Margin +8.9 margin 4th Steals Per Game 8.6 spg 1st PLAYERS CATEGORY NAME STAT RANK Points Per Game Kenneth Faried 17.6 ppg 73rd Rebounding Kenneth Faried 14.3rpg 1st Field Goal Percentage Kenneth Faried 63.7 % nd Steals Kenneth Faried.0 spg 36th Blocks Kenneth Faried.1 bpg 43rd Double-Doubles Kenneth Faried 5 double-doubles 1st 16

17 Kenneth Faried F/C Senior 35Newark, N.J. Technology HS PROFILE > Two-time OVC Player of the Year > High-energy player with good scoring ability > Three-time OVC Defensive Player of the Year HIGHLIGHTS > First in the nation with 5 double-doubles > Had his jersey retired on senior night at MSU > Has scored in double digits in every game but two and 0+ points 14 times > Is a candidate for Naismith and Wooden Awards > Set NCAA modern-era career rebounding record at Indiana State > Has had 0+ rebounds five times this season > Has been named OVC Player of the Week eight times (15 career times) > Had five steals at Ohio State, shutting down Jared Sullinger Faried Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 5 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) 7 - Florida A&M ( ) FGM: 10 (5 times) - EKU (-16-11) 10 (5 times) - EKU (-16-11) FGA: 17 - Florida ( ) 18 - Tennessee State (1-8-10) 3PM: N/A 1 (twice) - Brescia ( ) 3PA: N/A 1 (9 times) - SEMO ( ) FTM: 11 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) 1 - Tennessee Tech (-6-10) FTA: 15 - SEMO (-1-11) 18 - Florida A&M ( ) Reb: 3 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) 4 - Florida A&M ( ) Ast: 3 (3 times) - EIU (-10-11) 5 - Kentucky Christian (1--08) Stl: 5 - Ohio State ( ) 6 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (-7-09) Blk: 6 - Jacksonville State (1-8-11) 6 - Jacksonville State (1-8-11) Faried Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin* Sam Goodman G Senior Lawrenceville, Ga. Central Gwinnett HS 34Northwest Florida State CC PROFILE > Quick, athletic guard > Can defend quick guards and large forwards > MSU s best perimeter defender HIGHLIGHTS > Tallied a career-high 18 points against St. Catharine > Has scored in double digits 1 times this season > Has twice had a career-high four steals > Grabbed a career-high eight boards versus Tennessee State > Went through a four-game stretch where he shot 19-of- from the field > Had a career day at the line against TTU, shooting 11-of-1 Goodman Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 18 - St. Catharine (1-7-10) 18 - St. Catharine (1-7-10) FGM: 7 - St. Catharine (1-7-10) 7 - St. Catharine (1-7-10) FGA: 10 (3 times) - EKU (-16-11) 10 (3 times) - EKU (-16-11) 3PM: (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) (3 times) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 3PA: 3 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 3 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) FTM: 11 - Tennessee Tech (1-6-11) 11 - Tennessee Tech (1-6-11) FTA: 1 - Tennessee Tech (1-6-11) 1 - Tennessee Tech (1-6-11) Reb: 8 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) 8 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) Ast: 5 - College of Charleston (1--10) 6 - Jacksonville State (3--10) Stl: 4 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (1-8-11) 4 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (1-8-11) Blk: - UT Martin (1--10) (3 times) - UT Martin (1--10) Goodman Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin*

18 Demonte Harper G Senior Nashville, Tenn. Whites Creek HS PROFILE > A talented guard and MSU s go-to perimeter player > Is the most versatile offensive player MSU has > Is a legitimate scoring threat from anywhere Terrance Hill G Junior 11Columbus, Ga. Jordan HS PROFILE > An athletic sharpshooter > Has developed into a threat to drive the ball > Plays tenacious defense, pressuring the ball HIGHLIGHTS > Preseason All-OVC selection, Postseason First Team All-OVC selection > Has scored 30+ twice, setting a career-high with 35 points at SIUE > Tallied 34 points at Austin Peay, with a regulation buzzer-beater > Broke the 1,000-point barrier for career points > Has had three double-doubles this season > Has had season highs of eight assists, two blocks and four steals Harper Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 35 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) 35 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) FGM: 1 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 1 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) FGA: 0 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 0 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 3PM: 4 (3 times) - CofC (1-1-10) 4 (5 times) - CofC (1-1-10) 3PA: 9 - Murray St. (-4-11) 9 - Murray St. (-4-11) FTM: 7 (twice) - EIU (-10-11) 9 - Southeast Missouri (-13-10) FTA: 1 - Eastern Illinois (-10-11) 1 - (twice) - EIU (-10-11) Reb: 11 - EKU (-16-10) 11 - EKU (-16-10) Ast: 8 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) 1 - Eastern Kentucky (3-3-09) Stl: 4 (4 times) - Austin Peay (1-9-11) 5 - Grambling ( ) Blk: - UT Martin (-6-11) - (6 times) UT Martin (-6-11) Harper Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin* HIGHLIGHTS > Scored a season-high 19 points twice > Set a career-high with 6-of-6 at the line against Murray State > Tied a career-high with seven rebounds at Tennessee State > Dished out five assists at Florida > Had a career-high five steals versus Jacksonville State > Has 17 double-digit scoring games this season Hill Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 19 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (1-8-11) 1 - Boston Univ. (3--10) FGM: 6 (3 times) - Jacksonville St. (1-8-11) 7 - Boston Univ. (3--10) FGA: 15 - Tennessee St. ( ) 15 - Tennessee St. ( ) 3PM: 5 - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 5 (twice) - Austin Peay (1-1-10) 3PA: 1 (twice) - Tennessee St. ( ) 1 (twice) - Tennessee St. ( ) FTM: 6 (3 times) - Indiana St. (-19-11) 6 (3 times) - Indiana St. (-19-11) FTA: 8 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) 8 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) Reb: 7 - Tennessee St. ( ) 7 (twice) - Tennessee St. ( ) Ast: 5 - Florida ( ) 5 - Florida ( ) Stl: 5 - Jacksonville St. (1-8-11) 5 - Jacksonville St. (1-8-11) Blk: 1 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) 1 - (twice) SIUE ( ) Hill Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin*

19 Lamont Austin G Junior Topeka, Kan. Highland Park HS 10Howard College PROFILE > Is a true point guard > Can be good in defensive pressure as well > Skilled at guarding off the dribble HIGHLIGHTS > Saw first action as an Eagle at UNC Wilmington > Scored a career-high 10 points at Indiana State > Had a career high with five rebounds at Jacksonville State > Had a career-high five assists at Eastern Kentucky > Has had four steals twice this season 33 Romaric Lasme F Junior Port-Gentil, Gabon Winchendon School Laramie County CC PROFILE > Is long and athletic > Has strong shot-blocking tendencies HIGHLIGHTS > Saw first action against Asbury > Grabbed six rebounds against North Carolina A&T. Austin Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 10 - Indiana State (-19-11) 10 - Indiana State (-19-11) FGM: 4 - Indiana State (-19-11) 4 - Indiana State (-19-11) FGA: 6 (twice) - Tennessee Tech (1-6-11) 6 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (1-6-11) 3PM: - Eastern Illinois (-10-11) - Eastern Illinois (-10-11) 3PA: 4 - Florida ( ) 4 - Florida ( ) FTM: 4 (twice) - St. Catharine (1-7-10) 4 (twice) - St. Catharine (1-7-10) FTA: 5 - Indiana State (-19-11) 5 - Indiana State (-19-11) Reb: 5 - Jacksonville St. (-3-10) 5 - Jacksonville St. (-3-10) Ast: 5 - EKU (-16-11) 5 - EKU (-16-11) Stl: 4 (twice) - Tennessee Tech (1-6-11) 4 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (1-6-11) Blk: N/A N/A Austin Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury DNP North Carolina A&T DNP at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin* Lasme Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: (twice) - UNCW ( ) (twice) - UNCW ( ) FGM: 1 (twice) - UNCW ( ) 1 (twice) - UNCW ( ) FGA: - Asbury ( ) - Asbury ( ) 3PM: N/A N/A 3PA: N/A N/A FTM: 1 - North Carolina A&T ( ) 1 - North Carolina A&T ( ) FTA: - North Carolina A&T ( ) - North Carolina A&T ( ) Reb: 6 - North Carolina A&T ( ) 6 - North Carolina A&T ( ) Ast: - Asbury ( ) - Asbury ( ) Stl: 1 - North Carolina A&T ( ) 1 - North Carolina A&T ( ) Blk: 1 (twice) - UNCW ( ) 1 (twice) - UNCW ( ) Lasme Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* DNP MURRAY STATE* DNP ST. CATHARINE DNP at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* DNP at Austin Peay* DNP KENT STATE DNP BINGHAMTON DNP COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON DNP TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* DNP EASTERN KENTUCKY* DNP at Ball State DNP TENNESSEE STATE* DNP AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* DNP at Tennessee Tech* DNP EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* DNP at Eastern Kentucky* DNP at Indiana State (BB) DNP at Murray State* DNP at UT Martin* DNP

20 Ty Proffitt G Junior London, Ky. South Laurel HS 13Notre Dame Drew Kelly F R-Freshman Franklin, Tenn. Centennial HS 00Miami (Ohio) PROFILE > Is a natural shooter > Is a heady player who can run the point > Transferred with three years of eligibility > Can be a versatile, utility guard playing the one, two or three positions HIGHLIGHTS > Grabbed a career-high four rebounds against UT Martin > Dished out a career-high eight assists at SIU Edwardsville > Has scored in double-digits nine times > Set a career high with 17 points at Jacksonville State > Named CoSIDA Academic All-District Proffitt Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 17 - Jacksonville State (-3-11) 17 - Jacksonville State (-3-11) FGM: 5 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (-3-11) 5 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (-3-11) FGA: 1 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) 1 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) 3PM: 4 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (-3-11) 4 (twice) - Jacksonville St. (-3-11) 3PA: 7 (3 times) - E. Illinois (-10-11) 7 (3 times) - E. Illinois (-10-11) FTM: 7 - Asbury ( ) 7 - Asbury ( ) FTA: 7 - Asbury ( ) 7 - Asbury ( ) Reb: 5 - Asbury ( ) 5 - Asbury ( ) Ast: 8 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) 8 - SIU Edwardsville ( ) Stl: (6 times) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) (6 times) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) Blk: 1 - SEMO (-16-11) 1 - Murray State (-5-10) Proffitt Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury North Carolina A&T at UNC Wilmington at Florida at Ohio State at SIU Edwardsville UT MARTIN* MURRAY STATE* ST. CATHARINE at Northern Iowa at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin* PROFILE > Is a physical, big-bodied talent > Can play the four or five position > Sat out first semester to fulfill NCAA transfer requirements HIGHLIGHTS > Played first collegiate game at Tennessee State, scoring three points > Grabbed a career-high eight rebounds against Austin Peay > Has played 1 games, tallying at least two boards in all but two of those > Scored a career-high 1 points at Tennessee Tech on 7-of-10 shooting > Dished out a career-high three assists vs. Tennessee State Kelly Season/Career Highs Season Career Pts: 1 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) 1 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) FGM: 7 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) 7 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) FGA: 10 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) 10 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) 3PM: 1 (5 times) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) 1 (5 times) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) 3PA: 3 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) 3 (twice) - Tenn. Tech (-5-11) FTM: 6 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) 6 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) FTA: 7 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) 7 - Tennessee Tech (-5-11) Reb: 8 (twice) - Murray State (-4-11) 8 (twice) - Murray State (-4-11) Ast: 3 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) 3 - Tennessee State (1-7-11) Stl: 3 - UT Martin (-6-11) 3 - UT Martin (-6-11) Blk: 1 (5 times) - SEMO ( ) 1 (5 times) - SEMO ( ) Kelly Game-by-Game Opponent FG 3PT FT REB A B S TP Asbury DNP North Carolina A&T DNP at UNC Wilmington DNP at Florida DNP at Ohio State DNP at SIU Edwardsville DNP UT MARTIN* DNP MURRAY STATE* DNP ST. CATHARINE DNP at Northern Iowa DNP at Tennessee State* at Austin Peay* KENT STATE BINGHAMTON COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON TENNESSEE TECH* JACKSONVILLE STATE* at Southeast Missouri* at Eastern Illinois* EASTERN KENTUCKY* at Ball State TENNESSEE STATE* AUSTIN PEAY* at Jacksonville State* at Tennessee Tech* EASTERN ILLINOIS* SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* at Eastern Kentucky* at Indiana State (BB) at Murray State* at UT Martin*