Virginia State vs. Barton College November 29, 2012 Daniel Gymnasium Petersburg, VA Game Day Information

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1 VSU Basketball Quick Facts Location Ettrick, VA Founded March 6, 1882 Enrollment 5,700 Nickname/Colors Conference Home Court President Athletic Director ( Head Coach Overall Record VSU Record Trojans/Orange & Navy Blue CIAA Daniel s Gymnasium Dr. Keith T. Miller (University of Arizona, 1976) Peggy Davis (Howard Payne 1985) Darryl Jacobs (William Penn University, 1988) (13years) 9-21, (2 year) Asst. Coaches: Darryl Butler/ 2nd year ( Virginia State University, 1989) Bryan Underwood 2nd year ( Virginia Union University, 2000) VSU Sports Information Virginia State University Ettrick, Va Phone: (804) Fax: (804) jpompey@vsu.edu Date... November 29, 2012 Time... 7:00 p.m. Arena... Daniel s Gymnasium Capacity... 3,454 Radio FM Talent... John Emmett TV... N/A Web Video Stream... None Web Audio Stream... Series Record Last Meeting... N/A Virginia State vs. Barton College November 29, 2012 Daniel Gymnasium Petersburg, VA Game Day Information Virginia State Trojans Record Streak... W/2 Last 5/10...N/A Head Coach... Darryl Jacobs Career Record (13th season) At Virginia State 11-21,(2nd Season) SID... Jason Pompey ... jpompey@vsu.edu Website... Projected Virginia State Starters Barton College Record Streak... W/5 Last 5/10... N/A Head Coach... Ron Lievense Career Record At Barton College... N/A SID...John Hackney ... jhackney@barton.edu Website:... All-Time Record (89yrs) All-Time NCAA Tournament Record: appearances, 1982, 1988 Last Appearance: 1988 Regional (L to Virginia Union 90-89) Important Phone Numbers Athletic Office Basketball Office Sports Information Office SID: Jason Pompey, Cell jpompey@vsu.edu 10 Mike Bynum 5-10 Sr. Norfolk, VA (Indian River HS) 1 Chris Grier 6-3 Jr. Stone Mountain, GA (Charleston Southern University) 15 Allen Harris 6-5 Jr. Boston, MA (St. Anselm s College) Schedule/Results Date Opponent Time (EST) November Tue. 13 Fairmont State... L Sat. 17 Cheyney University... L Fri. 23 Virginia Lynchburg... W Sat. 24 Florida Memorial... W Thu. 29 Barton College... 7:00 pm 25 Kenny Mitchell 6-9 Sr. Atlanta, GA (Charleston Southern University) 45 Shawn Porter 6-6 So. Chesapeake, VA (Deep Creek HS) December Sat. 1 at Virginia Union*... TBD Tue. 11 Newport News Apprentice... 7:00 pm Fri. 14 at Porreco Cup Tournament^ 5:30 pm Sat. 15 at Porreco Cup Tournament^7:30 pm Sat. 29 St. Thomas Aquinas... 6:00 pm January Thu. 3 St. Augustine s*... 7:30 pm Sat. 5 Fayetteville State*... 5:30 pm Mon. 7 Shaw University*... 7:30 pm Thu. 10 at Winston-Salem*... 7:30 pm Sat. 12 at Livingstone College*... 7:30 pm Mon. 14 at Johnson C. Smith*... 7:30 pm Sun. 20 Virginia Union *... 7:00 pm Wed. 23 Chowan *... 7:30 pm Sat. 26 Elizabeth City State*... 7:30 pm Wed. 30 Bowie State*... 7:30 pm February Sat. 2 at Lincoln*... 7:30 pm Sat. 9 Barber-Scotia... 2:00 pm Wed. 13 Chowan University*... 7:30 pm Sat. 16 Elizabeth City State*... 7:30 pm Wed. 20 Bowie State University*... 7;30 pm Sat. 23 Lincoln University*... 4:00 pm TBA. at CIAA... TBA Conference Tournament (Charlotte, N.C.) Bold= Home Games ^ = Porreco Cup * = CIAA Conference Game Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG MIN G 10 Mike Bynum Sr G 1 Chris Grier Jr G/F 15 Allen Harris Jr F/C 25 Kenny Mitchell Sr F 45 Shawn Porter So OFF THE BENCH Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG MIN G 3 DeVonte Williams So G 4 Richard Hall Sr. N/A N/A 2.5 G 5 Khalil Tate Jr G 11 Jhamir White Fr. 2.0 N/A 7.5 G 12 Michael Mann Jr. N/A G 22 Jeremy Canty So. N/A N/A N/A F/C 23 John Holleman Sr F 24 Alex Jackson Jr F/C 32 Jacoby Wells Sr F 42 Daniel Awosanya Sr

2 Trojans SERIES RECORD THE Barton College SERIES Series Record Barton Leads Series 3-8 First Meeting 12/8/2001 Largest Victory 14 points Largest Defeat 28 points Last VSU Win at Barton N/A Last VSU Win at Home 11/15/2008 Last Meeting 11/18/2011 LAST FIVE MEETINGS Nov.18, 2011(N) L Nov.18,2009 (A) L Nov. 15, 2008 (H) W Jan. 2, 2008 (H) L Dec. 10, 2007 (A) L STATISTICAL COMPARISON VSU Category BC 2-2 Overall Record FG% PT FG% FT% Opp. FG% Opp. 3PT FG% Opp. FT% N/A 39.2 Reb. Avg Reb. Margin N/A 15.0 Assist/game Turnover/game Steals/game Blocks/game Points/game Points allowed/game 68.2

3 Head Coach Darryl Jacobs DARRYL JACOBS MEN S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH SECOND SEASON 9-19 RECORD Coach Jacobs enters his second season at Virginia State University. The program is headed in the right direction. Now we must be patient, be persistence and strive to be perfect, states Coach Jacobs. Prior to his arrival to Virginia State University he was the head men s basketball coach at Clark Atlanta University from While at Clark Atlanta University, he was able build the Panthers into one of the elite programs in the country. He led the Panthers to two consecutive NCAA tournament appearances ( ); while also leading them to their first SIAC Tournament Championship (2011) in 46 years. Coach Jacobs was also named SIAC Coach of Year, Atlanta Tip-Off Club/ Naismith Georgia College Coach of the year and HRSN runner up for National Coach of the year in His teams at Clark Atlanta from were rank nationally on numerous occasions and in 2010 finished ranked 22nd nationally. Coach Jacobs has been the head coach at numerous collegiate institutions where he has been able to garner championships and several coaches of the year honors. Known as a tireless worker and game strategist his teams have been able to defeat several DI programs during his career. Many consider him one of the elite up and coming coaches in the country. Coach Jacobs is a native of Paterson, NJ and has over 20 years of collegiate coaching experience to his credit. Coach Jacobs was a two sports standout at William Penn University where he started at running back on the football team and point guard on the men's basketball team. He has played several years professionally in South America and in the USBL. Coach Jacobs has served on the NCAA Men s Basketball South Region Ranking Committee, Co-Chairperson of the Health and Wellness Program (Clark Atlanta University) and vice president for the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference men s basketball coaches committee. In September of 2012, Jacobs was appointed to serve as a member of the NCAA Division II Men s Basketball Committee. He is also a member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches as well as the Black Coaches Association. He received his Bachelor s Degree in Business Finance/Accounting from William Penn University in 1988.

4 Trojans Season Outlook Looking to make a splash in his second season, Virginia State University s head men s basketball coach, Darryl Jacobs has upgraded his team with talent and toughness. Jacobs will return 70% of his offense from last season and hopes he has found the missing pieces to his winning formula. He is expecting an immediate impact from several transfers and one freshman to his team. In their last seven games of the season, the Trojans went 5-2 down the stretch. At home, the Trojans went 7-3 inside Daniel Gymnasium last season. This season they will host 16 home basketball games hoping to turn their home court advantage into many wins. Leading the hungry Trojans will be Kenny Mitchell (senior/ Atlanta, GA) who was named to the All-CIAA First Team and was also named to the BoxtoRow HBCU All-American Third Team. Mitchell ranked fifth in the CIAA conference in points per game (15.9) and eighth in rebounds per game (6.5). He led the Trojans in scoring in 16 games and also in rebounding in 17 games last season. He reached double-digit scoring in 23 games and had four games when he recorded a double-double. The backbone of the Trojans will be three year starter at guard, Mike Bynum (senior/norfolk, VA). Bynum ranked third in the CIAA s three-point field goal percentage (42.9 %) and his partner last season in the back court, guard DeVonte Williams (sophomore/ Hampton, VA) ranked sixth in the conference in assists per game (1.4). Coach Jacobs has added depth and versatility through great recruiting efforts to his Trojan team. Not only have we added versatility, we also have added physicality and toughness to our team. We will be able to play any type of basketball our opponent would like to play, comments Coach Jacobs. The Trojans plan on controlling the tempo of their games with relentless defensive pressure. Last season, Virginia State ranked second in the CIAA conference in defensive field goal percentage by holding their opponents to an average of 41% shooting. Offensively, VSU plans on running many different motion sets with quick hitting plays. With the added depth to our team, the level of competition will increase and as a result this will raise our overall play as a team Jacobs adds. Newcomers to the Trojans basketball team will be Division I transfers; Jeremy Canty (guard, 6-2), Christopher Grier (guard, 6-3), Alex Jackson (guard/forward, 6-5), and Jacolby Wells (forward/center, 6-7). The Division II transfers are Allen Harris (guard/forward, 6-5) and John Holleman (forward/center, 6-8) while adding Junior College transfer Michael Mann (guard, 6-3) with freshman Jahmir White (guard, 6-0). All will be expected to contribute to the Trojans success. The Trojans also return four starters from last season with five of their supporting cast. Virginia State will open up their season with seven straight home games. The Trojans hope their level of intensity is contagious as they look to make a championship run in

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7 Trojans ROSTER By Class Seniors (6) Daniel Awosanya Mike Bynum Richard Hall John Holleman Kenny Mitchell Jacolby Wells Juniors (5) Christopher Grier Allen Harris Alex Jackson Michael Mann Khalil Tate Sophomores (3) Jeremy Canty Shawn Porter DeVonte Williams Freshmen (1) Jhamir White By State District of Columbia (1) Khalil Tate England (1) Daniel Awosanya Georgia (2) Christopher Grier Kenny Mitchell Illinois (1) Michael Mann Massachusetts (1) Allen Harris Maryland (1) Alex Jackson New Jersey (1) Jhamir White Numerical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht/Wgt Hometown/Last School 1 Christopher Grier JR G 6-3/190 Stone Mountain, GA/ Charleston Southern University 3 DeVonte Williams SO G 5-10/165 Hampton, VA/Kecoughtan HS 4 Richard Hall SR G 6-0/170 Bay Shore, NY/Kennesaw State University 5 Khalil Tate JR G 6-2/175 Washington, DC/ Northwestern HS 10 Mike Bynum SR G 5-10/165 Norfolk, VA/ Indian River HS 11 Jhamir White FR G 6-0/170 Paterson, NJ/ The Robinson School 12 Michael Mann JR G 6-3/170 Rockford, IL/ Saulk Valley CC 15 Allen Harris JR G/F 6-5/205 Boston, MA/ St. Anselm s College 22 Jeremy Canty SO G 6-2/180 Portsmouth, VA/ Morgan State University 23 John Holleman SR F/C 6-9/225 Petersburg, VA/ Carson Newman University 24 Alex Jackson JR F 6-5/215 Baltimore, MD/ Quinnipiac University 25 Kenny Mitchell SR F/C 6-9/245 Atlanta, GA/ Charleston Southern University 32 Jacolby Wells SR F/C 6-8/225 Emporia, VA/ Mount St. Mary University 42 Daniel Awosanya SR F 6-7/225 London, England/Campbell University 45 Shawn Porter SO F 6-6/215 Chesapeake, VA/Deep Creek HS Alphabetical Roster No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht/Wgt Hometown/Last School 42 Daniel Awosanya SR F 6-7/225 London, England/Campbell University 10 Mike Bynum SR G 5-10/165 Norfolk, VA/ Indian River HS 22 Jeremy Canty SO G 6-2/180 Portsmouth, VA/ Morgan State University 1 Christopher Grier JR G 6-3/190 Stone Mountain, GA/ Charleston Southern University 4 Richard Hall SR G 6-0/170 Bay Shore, NY/Kennesaw State University 15 Allen Harris JR G/F 6-5/205 Boston, MA/ St. Anselm s College 23 John Holleman SR F/C 6-9/225 Petersburg, VA/ Carson Newman University 24 Alex Jackson JR F 6-5/215 Baltimore, MD/ Quinnipiac University 12 Michael Mann JR G 6-3/170 Rockford, IL/ Saulk Valley CC 25 Kenny Mitchell SR F/C 6-9/245 Atlanta, GA/ Charleston Southern University 45 Shawn Porter SO F 6-6/215 Chesapeake, VA/Deep Creek HS 5 Khalil Tate JR G 6-2/175 Washington, DC/ Northwestern HS 32 Jacolby Wells SR F/C 6-8/225 Emporia, VA/ Mount St. Mary University 11 Jhamir White FR G 6-0/170 Paterson, NJ/ The Robinson School 3 DeVonte Williams SO G 5-10/165 Hampton, VA/Kecoughtan HS New York (1) Richard Hall Virginia (6) Mike Bynum Jeremy Canty John Holleman Shawn Porter Jacolby Wells DeVonte Williams

8 Virginia State University Men s Basketball Career Highs (though 2/25/13) #1 Chris Grier Pts. 18 vs. Fairmont (11/13/12) Rebs - 8 vs. Florida Memorial (11/24/12) Asts - 4 vs. Florida Memorial (11/24/12) Blks - 1, twice (last vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) Stls - N/A #3 De Vonte Williams Pts vs. Livingstone (1/12/12) Rebs - 9, twice (last vs. St. Augustine s 1/9/12) Asts - 11 vs. Concord University (11/29/11) Stls - 4 vs. Johnson C. Smith (1/24/12) #4 Richard Hall Pts. - 8, twice (last vs. Concord 12/19/11) Rebs - 3, twice (last vs. Livingstone (2/29/12) Asts - 2 vs. Chowan (2/4/12) Stls - 2 vs. Pfeiffer University (11/21/11) #5 Khalil Tate Pts vs. Bowie State (1/31/11) Rebs - 7 vs. Lincoln (2/2/12) Asts - 3 vs. Winston- Salem (1/6/11) Blks - 1, three times (last vs. Lincoln P.A 2/21/11) Stls - 2 vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) #10 Mike Bynum Pts vs. Livingstone (2/29/12) Rebs - 6 twice (last vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) Asts - 9 vs. West Virginia State (11/12/11) Stls - 4 vs. Lincoln (P.A) (2/3/11) #11 Jhamir White Pts. - 4 twice (last vs. Florida Memorial 11/24/12) Rebs - N/A Asts - 2 twice (last vs. Florida Memorial 11/24/12) Stls - 2 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) #12 Michael Mann Pts. - N/A Rebs - 1 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Asts - N/A Stls - N/A #23 John Holleman Pts. - 3 vs. Florida Memorial (11/24/12) Rebs - 5 vs. Florida Memorial (11/24/12) Asts - 1 vs. Florida Memorial (11/24/12) Blks - 1 vs. Florida Memorial (11/24/12) Stls - 1 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) #24 Alex Jackson Pts. - 4, twice (last vs. Virginia-Lynchburg 11/23/12) Rebs - 5 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Asts - 1 vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) Stls - 1 vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) #25 Kenny Mitchell Pts vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/12) Rebs - 12 vs. Livingstone (1/12/12) Asts - 3, five times (last vs. Chowan 2/25/12) Blks - 2, seven times (last vs. Livingstone 2/29/12) Stls - 3 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) #32 Jacoby Wells Pts. - 5 vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) Rebs - 3 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Asts - 2 vs. Fairmont (11/13/12) Blks - 2 vs. Fairmont (11/13/12) Stls - 1 vs. Fairmont (11/13/12) #42 Daniel Awosanya Pts vs. Elizabeth City State (2/13/12) Rebs - 8, four times (last vs. Elizabeth City State 2/13/12) Asts - 3 vs. Concord (12/19/11) Blks - 1, five times (last vs. Cheyney 11/17/12) Stls - 2 vs. Chowan (2/4/12) #45 Shawn Porter Pts vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Rebs - 13, twice (last vs. Cheyney 11/17/12) Asts - 2, vs. Fayetteville State 2/9/12) Blks - 2 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Stls - 3 vs. Cheyney (11/17/12) #15 Allen Harris Pts. - 6 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Rebs - 5 vs. Fairmont (11/13/12) Asts - 2 vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (11/23/12) Stls - 2 vs. Fairmont (11/13/12) #22 Jeremy Canty Pts. - N/A Rebs - N/A Asts - N/A Stls - N/A

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14 When was the last time the Trojans had... A player score 30 points: 45, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (Dec. 20, 2008) A player score 35 points: 45, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (Dec. 20, 2008) A player score 40 points: 45, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (Dec. 20, 2008) A player grab 15 rebounds: 16, Avis Wyatt vs. Saint Paul s (Feb. 3, 2007) A player grab 20 rebounds: 22, Dennis Calloway vs. Bowie State (Jan. 8, 1997) A player record a double-double: 27 pts, 10 rbs, Kenny Mitchell vs. Chowan (Feb. 4, 2012) A player record a triple-double None found (records back to 1980) A player dish out 12 assists: 16, Edwin Torres vs. North Carolina Central (Jan. 23, 2007) Two players score 20 points in a game: 23, Trey Mines; 20, Jamar Fleming vs. Shaw (Feb. 19, 2008) A player hit a last-second shot to win the game: Jamar Fleming hit a three-pointer as the horn sounded to give VSU a win over Saint Paul s (Feb. 27, 2008) The Last Time the Trojans... Scored 100 points or more: 111 vs. Knoxville (Dec. 12, 2008) Scored less than 50 points: 48 vs. Bowie State (Jan. 31, 2012) Allowed 100 or more points: 108 vs. Johnson C. Smith (Feb. 7, 2006) Held a team under 50 points: 48 vs. Millersville (Dec. 17, 2008) Won an overtime game: Nov. 26, 2011 vs. Glenville State (58-57) Lost an overtime game: Nov. 11, 2011 vs. Shepherd University (73-71) VSU s Record When... At home 2-2 On the road 0-0 Playing on a neutral court 0-0 Playing after a loss 1-1 Playing a ranked opponent 0-0 Playing a home CIAA game 0-0 Playing a road CIAA game 0-0 Playing a non-conference game 2-2 Playing a non-conference home game 2-2 Playing a non-conference road game 0-0 Playing a non-conference neutral game 0-0 Leading at halftime 2-0 Trailing at halftime 0-2 Tied at halftime 0-0 Leading with 5 minutes to play 2-0 Trailing with 5 minutes to play 0-2 Tied with 5 minutes to play 0-0 Leading with 2 minutes to play 2-0 Trailing with 2 minutes to play 0-2 Tied with 2 minutes to play 0-0 The Trojans shoot 60% or better 0-0 Opponent shoots 60% or better 0-0 The Trojans shoot 50% or better 0-0 Opponent shoot 50% or better 0-1 The Trojans shoot 40% or better 2-1 Opponent shoots 40% or better 1-2 The Trojans make more three-pointers 1-1 Opponent makes more three-pointers 1-1 Three-point shots are equal 0-0 The Trojans out-rebounds opponent 2-0 Opponent out-rebounds the Trojans 0-2 Rebounds are equal 0-0 The Trojans make more free throws 2-1 Opponent makes more free throws 0-1 Free Throws are equal 0-0 The Trojans make more turnovers 0-2 Opponents make more turnovers 1-0 Turnovers are equal 1-0 The Trojans score less than Opponent scores less than The Trojans score 90 or more 0-0 Opponent scores 90 or more 0-0 The Trojans score 100 or more 0-0 Opponent scores 100 or more 0-0 Playing in white uniforms 1-2 Playing in blue uniforms 1-0 Playing in orange uniforms 0-0 Game decided by less than 5 points 0-0 Game decided by 5-10 points 1-1 Game decided by points 1-1 Game decided by 21+ points 0-0 FOOTBALL

15 Trojans Men s All-Time Records INDIVIDUAL CAREER Points: 2,599, Darrell Stith, Rebounds: 1,381, Linwood Johnson, TEAM SEASON Most Wins: 22 (22-8) Most Points: 2, Assists: 791, Jerome Bell, Best won-loss percentage: (13 wins, 2 losses) Blocks: 326, Avis Wyatt, Most Consecutive Wins: Steals: 220, Dwayne Wood 220, Gerald Britt Fewest Losses Field Goals: 1,116, Darrell Stith, Point Field Goals: 228, Trey Mines, Free Throws: 464, Linwood Johnson, SEASON Points: 703, Darrell Stith, GAME Most Points Scored: 140 vs. Fayetteville State (1977) Fewest Points Scored: 9 vs. Hampton (1924) & Virginia Seminary (1928) Most Points Allowed: 135 by Saint Augustine s (1983) Fewest Points Allowed: 4 by North Carolina A & T (1931) Average: 26.0, Darrell Stith, Largest Margin of Victory: 66 points (80-14 vs. Saint Augustine s,1937) Rebounds: 597, Ernie Brock, Largest Margin of Defeat: 54 points ( vs. Gannon, 1996) Assists: 329, Jerome Bell, Blocks: 92, Avis Wyatt, Field Goals: 304, Darrell Stith, Free Throws: 158, Linwood Johnson, GAME Points: 45, Darrell Stith vs. Bowie State (1/31/83) 45, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (12/20/08) Rebounds: 35, Ernie Brock, 1964 Assists: 24, Jerome Bell vs. Shaw (1975) Blocks: 9, Avis Wyatt (three times) Field Goals: 22, Darrell Stith vs. Bowie State (1/31/83) 3-Point Field Goals: 10, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (12/20/08) Free Throws: 17, Linwood Johnson vs. Elizabeth City State (2/23/74) Trey Mines All-Time VSU 3-Point Field Goals Leader