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2014-15 MEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS (Through Feb. 22) |------CONFERENCE------| |------OVERALL------| TEAM W-L PCT. HOME AWAY W-L PCT. HOME AWAY NEUTRAL L10 STREAK eLOUISIANA TECH 12-3 .800 6-0 6-3 21-7 .750 13-0 8-7 0-0 7-3 L1 eUTEP 11-3 .786 6-1 5-2 19-7 .731 12-2 5-4 2-1 8-2 W7 eUAB 11-4 .733 8-0 3-4 15-13 .536 12-4 3-6 0-3 7-3 W2 eOLD DOMINION 9-5 .643 7-0 2-5 20-6 .769 15-0 3-5 2-1 6-4 W2 eWKU 9-5 .643 6-1 3-4 16-10 .615 11-3 4-7 1-0 5-5 L4 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE 8-7 .533 7-2 1-5 15-13 .536 12-3 3-8 0-2 5-5 W2 eUTSA 7-7 .500 3-4 4-3 13-12 .520 6-7 7-5 0-0 6-4 L2 eNORTH TEXAS 7-7 .500 4-3 3-4 13-13 .500 10-5 3-8 0-0 6-4 W4 eRICE 7-7 .500 4-3 3-4 10-16 .385 7-5 3-9 0-2 5-5 W1 eFIU 6-8 .429 3-4 3-4 13-14 .481 6-4 6-9 1-1 4-6 L1 eCHARLOTTE 5-9 .357 3-4 2-5 12-15 .444 6-5 4-9 2-1 4-6 W1 MARSHALL 5-9 .357 4-3 1-6 9-18 .333 8-7 1-10 0-1 5-5 L2 SOUTHERN MISS 2-13 .133 1-6 1-7 7-19 .269 6-7 1-12 0-0 2-8 L2 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 1-13 .071 1-6 0-7 8-17 .320 6-6 2-11 0-0 1-9 L9 eClinched berth into 2015 C-USA Men’s Basketball Championship RECENT RESULTS UPCOMING SCHEDULE Sunday, February 22 Date Game Coverage Time eMiddle Tennessee 68, WKU 66 Thu., February 26 eUTEP at Louisiana Tech FS1 7:00p eFIU at Marshall ASN 7:00p Saturday, February 21 eFlorida Atlantic at WKU FCS 7:00p eOld Dominion 72, Louisiana Tech 53 eCharlotte at North Texas C-USA DN 7:00p eCharlotte 71, Southern Miss 43 eOld Dominion at Rice C-USA DN 7:00p eNorth Texas 70, FIU 56 eUTSA at Southern Miss C-USA DN 7:00p eRice 76, Florida Atlantic 69 eUAB 72, Marshall 54 Sat., February 28 eMiddle Tennessee at UAB ASN 2:00p eUTEP 69, UTSA 62 eOld Dominion at North Texas ASN 4:30p eFlorida Atlantic at Marshall C-USA DN 6:00p Thursday, February 19 eUTSA at Louisiana Tech C-USA DN 6:00p eMiddle Tennessee 90, Marshall 51 eCharlotte at Rice C-USA DN 7:00p eOld Dominion 64, Southern Miss 38 eFIU at WKU FCS 7:00p eLouisiana Tech 83, Charlotte 82 (OT) eUTEP at Southern Miss C-USA DN 7:00p eNorth Texas 79, Florida Atlantic 72 eFIU 60, Rice 56 Thu., March 5 eWKU at Charlotte FCS 6:00p eUAB 71, WKU 66 eUAB at Florida Atlantic C-USA DN 6:00p eMiddle Tennessee at FIU 6:30p Saturday, February 14 eSouthern Miss at Louisiana Tech CBS SN 7:00p eCharlotte 89, UTSA 81 eMarshall at Old Dominion ASN 7:00p eMarshall 87, WKU 82 eRice at UTSA 7:00p eLouisiana Tech 75, FIU 42 eNorth Texas at UTEP C-USA DN 8:00p eSouthern Miss 62, Florida Atlantic 54 eNorth Texas 57, Middle Tennessee 56 Sat., March 7 eNorth Texas at UTSA 2:00p eRice 82, UAB 73 eRice at UTEP C-USA DN 3:00p eUTEP 62, (RV) Old Dominion 47 eWKU at Old Dominion ASN 4:30p Thursday, February 12 eMarshall at Charlotte 6:00p eLouisiana Tech 65, Florida Atlantic 54 eMiddle Tennessee at Florida Atlantic C-USA DN 6:00p eRice 71, Middle Tennessee 68 (2OT) eUAB at FIU ASN 7:00p eNorth Texas 67, UAB 64 eConference game eUTSA 72, (RV) Old Dominion 67 All Times Central eUTEP 73, Charlotte 68 eFIU 73, Southern Miss 71 (OT)

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CHARLOTTE eFIUeFLORIDA ATLANTIC eLOUISIANA TECH eMARSHALLeMIDDLE TENNESSEE NORTH TEXAS eOLD DOMINIONeRICEeSOUTHERN MISSeUAB eUTEPeUTSA eWKU THIS WEEK IN CONFERENCE USA e WEEKLY AWARDS - FEBRUARY 23 e THIS WEEK IN CONFERENCE USA Old Dominion junior guard Trey Freeman claims his fi rst C-USA Player Six C-USA games are on the schedule Thursday, all tipping at 7 p.m. CT. The of the Week award of the season. Freeman averaged 22.5 points in wins featured match-up is between the top two teams in the C-USA standings over Southern Miss and fi rst-place Louisiana Tech. Middle Tennessee guard as Louisiana Tech (12-3) hosts a UTEP (11-3) team just a half game behind Giddy Potts also came up big in a pair of wins for the Blue Raiders to earn them. LA Tech won the fi rst meeting between these teams back on Jan. 8 C-USA Freshman of the Week honors. Potts scored a career-best 28 points in El Paso, 58-45. The Miners ride a seven-game win streak into the Thomas with eight three-pointers in a win over Marshall, then added a team-high 22 Assembly Center, but the Bulldogs have won 26 in a row at home (sixth- points in a victory over long-time rival WKU. Awards are chosen by a vote longest in the nation) and have never lost to a C-USA opponent at home from a media panel representing the 14 member schools. since joining the league last season. It is doubtful UTEP will be intimidated by this streak as the Miners ended Memphis’ 64-game conference win PLAYER OF THE WEEK streak (that was tied for the NCAA record) back on Jan. 20, 2010. That was TREY FREEMAN / OLD DOMINION / Junior / 6-2 / G / Virginia Beach, Va. also the fi rst home conference loss for the Tigers since 2005. Thursday’s Freeman scored 27 points to lead the Monarchs in a 72-53 wire-to-wire game from the TAC will be nationally televised on FS1. win over fi rst-place Louisiana Tech on Feb. 21. The 27 points is his ODU career high, but he did score 28 when playing for Campbell. It was Free- North Texas is on a season-best four game win streak and returns home to man’s eighth game with 20 or more points this season and he has scored the Super Pit to host Charlotte. Senior Colin Voss led the Mean Green last 400 or more points in a season three straight years. Freeman tossed in a week with a career-high 22 points at Florida Atlantic and a season-best 13 team-high 18 points in Thursday’s win over Southern Miss. He also added rebounds against FIU, along with a perfect 10-of-10 e! ort at the free throw 10 rebounds, seven assists, two steals and a block in the two games. This is line. The 49ers won the fi rst meeting back on Jan. 15, scoring 53 of their Freeman’s fi rst C-USA Player of the Week honor of his career. points in the second half of a 73-57 victory. Senior Pierriá Henry led the way with 21 points.

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK Old Dominion will be looking for three wins in a row as the Monarchs visit GIDDY POTTS / MIDDLE TENNESSEE / 6-2 / G / Athens, Alabama a Rice team that has been surging during conference play. Reigning C-USA Potts had a stellar week, beginning with a career night against Marshall Player of the Week Trey Freeman is coming o! a 27-point performance as as he fi nished with a career-high 28 points behind eight 3-pointers. His 28 the Monarchs beat fi rst-place Louisiana Tech this past Saturday. Rice senior points cracked the top-25 in program history for highest total in a game Seth Gearhart has averaged 23 ppg in the Owls last three games. and his eight treys tied for the second-most in school history and are the most by a MT freshman in a game. It also marked the most 3-pointers in Marshall hosts FIU for a featured game on ASN at 8 p.m. ET. The Herd needs a game by a C-USA player this season. He shot 72.7 percent from 3-point just one more win to secure its berth to the C-USA Championship next range with all eight of his treys coming in the second half. Potts came out month in Birmingham. The last time these two met in Miami on Jan. 15, FIU strong again vs WKU with 22 points, while adding six rebounds, two steals overcame an 18-point defi cit to earn a 66-62 overtime win. Senior guard and a block. Twice he hit crucial threes in the game, tying the game at 51 Dennis Mavin paced the Panthers’ o! ense with 19 points, including six- for the fi rst and giving MT its fi nal lead in the game at 61-59. He fi nished the straight in the second half. week with 12 3-pointers, averaging 25.5 points in two games, while pulling down 11 boards. He shot 66.7 percent from the fi eld and 60 percent from WKU welcomes Florida Atlantic to E.A. Diddle Arena as both teams hope 3-point range. This is the fi rst C-USA Freshman of the Week honor for Potts. to break losing skids. WKU senior T.J. Price continues to sit atop the C-USA scoring chart, averaging 17.9 ppg on the season and 18.9 against league foes.

UTSA has won fi ve of its last seven road games and heads to Southern Miss Thursday. The Roadrunners’ seven total wins away from home this season are the second-most in C-USA. UTSA senior Jeromie Hill will look to claim another school record as he needs just three rebounds to tie Leon Watson (1996-2000) for the school’s all-time mark.

UAB and Middle Tennessee are idle Thursday, but the Blazers will play host Saturday at 2 p.m. CT tip at Bartow Arena, where UAB has posted a perfect 8-0 record at home in conference play so far this season.

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CHARLOTTE eFIUeFLORIDA ATLANTIC eLOUISIANA TECH eMARSHALLeMIDDLE TENNESSEE NORTH TEXAS eOLD DOMINIONeRICEeSOUTHERN MISSeUAB eUTEPeUTSA eWKU SHOOTING STARS e COACHING RECORDS e 2015 C-USA CHAMPIONSHIP CREDENTIALS Conference USA boasts some tremendous coaches, combining for more The Conference USA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships will than 2,500 career wins. UTEP head coach Tim Floyd has 427 wins within make their return to Birmingham, Alabama, March 11-14, 2015. Host UAB the college ranks and another 90 in the NBA. WKU’s Ray Harper reached will welcome teams from the other C-USA member institutions for four full career win No. 400 on Dec. 29, 2014. Old Dominion’s Je! Jones earned his days of exciting basketball action. 375th career victory during the Monarchs run in the 2014 CIT postseason, while Middle Tennessee’s Kermit Davis picked up his 375th Dec. 19. LA Tech The men’s tournament is set to head coach Michael White is averaging just shy of 25 wins per season as return to Birmingham for the fi rst he’s in his fourth season with the Bulldogs. time since 1999, marking just the second time the Blazers will host Many coaches were also outstanding student-athletes themselves. Jones the event. UAB and the city of Bir- helped his alma mater Virginia to the 1981 NCAA Final Four. UAB’s Jerod mingham also hosted fi ve Sun Belt Haase was a Naismith and Wooden Award fi nalist in 1997, his senior year Men’s Conference Tournaments at Kansas. North Texas’ Tony Benford was named the 1986 SWC Tourna- when the Blazers played in that ment MVP as a senior at Texas Tech. UTSA’s Brooks Thompson is in exclu- league from 1978-91. UAB hosted sive company as one of just eight D-I head coaches that were former NBA the inaugural 1996 C-USA Women’s Basketball Championship. fi rst- round draft selections. Thompson and Florida Atlantic fi rst-year head coach Michael Curry are two of the 23 leading men that played in the NBA. Credential requests for the 2015 C-USA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships are currently being accepted. Media members that plan to Coach (School) School Career C-USA cover one or both of these events should fi le a credential request form on Alan Major (CHA) 66-70 66-70 7-10 the league’s o" cial website at Conference USA.com. Ryan Odom (CHA) 6-8 6-8 5-8 1. Log on to ConferenceUSA.com Anthony Evans (FIU) 28-30 127-124 13-17 2. Click on Media Center (in the blue bar directly below the school logos) Michael Curry (FAU) 8-17 8-17 1-13 3. Drag over to credentials in the top right corner Michael White (TECH) 95-37 95-37 25-6 4. Complete online credential request process Dan D’Antoni (MAR) 9-18 9-18 5-9 The credential application deadline is Monday, March 2, 2015 . Kermit Davis (MT) 247-161 384-236 21-10 Tony Benford (NT) 41-49 41-49 13-17 Je! Jones (ODU) 38-24 395-311 18-12 e 2015 C-USA CHAMPIONSHIP TICKETS Mike Rhoades (RICE) 10-16 207-93 7-7 Ticket packages for the 2015 C-USA Basketball Championships are now Doc Sadler (USM) 7-19 156-126 13-16 available. Eleven men’s games are included in the men’s all-session ticket Jerod Haase (UAB) 49-43 49-43 25-22 package, with prices starting as low as $100 for all four days. Excellent Tim Floyd (UTEP) 100-59 428-239 51-27 lower bowl seating is still available at $180, while a premium seating pack- age is o! ered at $250. Ticket holders for the men’s games will have access Brooks Thompson (UTSA) 127-146 182-160 11-19 for the women’s championship games at no extra charge. Four women’s Ray Harper (WKU) 67-46 409-109 9-5 basketball games will be held each day March 11 and 12, at Bartow Arena. A $10 ticket gets you in to all four games of the day. The women’s semifi nals e UAB’S COMMITTED TO A CURE will be played at the BJCC Friday with tickets as low as $20 (which will Each UAB player will wear di! erent colored shoes -- a green shoe and a also gain admission to the men’s games later in the day) and the women’s white shoe -- during every game this season. UAB’s shoe combination is championship ticket is just $10. Tickets are available for purchase online part of the Blazers Committed To A Cure initiative, which was created by at C-USA member school athletic box o" ces or by calling UAB directly at coach Jerod Haase and his sta! to raise awareness for pediatric cancer. 205-975-8221.

ePOSTSEASON AWARDS SCHEDULE Fri., March 6 All-Academic Team Mon., March 9 All-Conference Teams (First, Second and Third) Final Player of the Week release Tue., March 10 Freshman of the Year/All-Freshman Team Defensive Player of the Year/All-Defensive Team Newcomer of the Year Sixth Player of the Year Wed., March 11 Player of the Year/Gene Bartow Coach of the Year Sat., March 14 C-USA Champion All-Tournament Team

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In addition to the home court win streak, Justin Johnson, Florida Atlantic Austin Loop is averaging a conference-best 2.7 LA Tech has also won 25 consecutive home (561) 302-0461 / [email protected] three-pointers per game this season and ranks conference games and has never lost a C-USA 45th in the nation. game at home. Kane McGuire, Louisiana Tech (318) 257-5071 / [email protected] e RECORD BREAKERS e DOUBLE-DOUBLES A number of Conference USA student-athletes Sophomore forwards Vince Hunter of UTEP and Carly Wesisenbach, Marshall have set school records this season. Louisiana Ryan Taylor of Marshall, along with WKU senior (304) 696-2418 / [email protected] Tech senior guard Kenneth “Speedy” Smith George Fant are among the nation’s leaders for Olivia Walter, Middle Tennessee became the Bulldogs’ all-time assist leader double-double performances this season. Only (615) 904-8115 / [email protected] on Jan. 15. He also set the career steals record 13 C-USA student-athletes have fi nished the on Nov. 23. Smith’s teammate Michale Kyser year with double-double averages. Stephen Howard, North Texas holds the school’s all-time blocked shots record, (940) 369-8548 / [email protected] Player (School) Season PPG RPG while FIU newcomer Adrian Diaz has already Lorenzen Wright (Memphis) 1995-96 17.4 10.4 set the single-season record for blocks with 66. Carol Hudson, Old Dominion Quentin Richardson (DePaul) 1998-99 18.9 10.5 (757) 683-3395 / [email protected] Charlotte senior point guard Pierria Henry also Kenyon Martin (Cincinnati) 1999-00 22.7 11.6 broke two career records this season for assists Quentin Richardson (DePaul) 1999-00 16.6 10.8 Charles Cochrum, Rice and steals. Kelly Wise (Memphis) 2000-01 15.3 10.1 (713) 348-3929 / [email protected] Chris Massie (Memphis) 2002-03 16.7 10.8 e WEDDING BELLS Louis Truscott (Houston) 2002-03 15.3 11.3 Tim Andrzejewski, Southern Miss Personally, I love all the sounds of basketball - Kelly Wise (Memphis) 2001-02 11.2 10.3 (601) 266-4503 / [email protected] the cheering crowds, the ball bouncing on the Charles Gaines (S. Miss) 2003-04 15.7 10.4 hardwood and the squeak of sneakers. Over Corey Rouse (ECU) 2004-05 10.6 10.2 Tray Littlefi eld, UAB the holidays, the sound of wedding bells rang Corey Rouse (ECU) 2005-06 14.2 10.8 (205) 934-7920 / [email protected] throughout Conference USA. UAB senior CJ Arsalan Kazemi (Rice) 2010-11 15.2 11.0 Arsalan Kazemi (Rice) 2011-12 12.1 10.3 Je! Darby, UTEP Washington tied the knot on Dec. 23, while UTSA (915) 747-6652 / [email protected] graduate student Jeromie Hill got engaged. Cameron Moore (UAB) 2011-12 16.1 10.5 Another “award-winning engagement” features Dennis Tinnon (Marshall) 2011-12 10.2 10.0 Jordan Korphage, UTSA Josh Davis (Tulane) 2012-13 17.6 10.7 WKU senior George Fant and his fi ance - the (210) 458-4930 / [email protected] C-USA Women’s Basketball Preseason Player of the Year and the Lady Toppers’ leading scorer e SOUTHERN MISS POSTSEASON Michael Schroeder, WKU Chastity Gooch. Southern Miss made the decision to withhold its (270) 745-5045 / [email protected] men’s basketball team from postseason com- petition following the 2014-15 regular season e OWLS TRAIN AS SEALS as a result of an ongoing university and NCAA Rice took a less traditional approach to o! - inquiry of the basketball program related to the season training under fi rst-year head coach 2012-13 and 2013-14 academic years. Southern Mike Rhoades . The Owls spent much of the Miss will not participate in the 2015 Conference FOLLOW US, LIKE US summer working on strength and conditioning USA Men’s Basketball Championship and will outdoors. The squad concluded its intense regi- Conference USA Online not be eligible to participate in the 2015 NCAA www.ConferenceUSA.com men with three days of Navy SEAL training on Men’s Basketball Championship. the Rice campus. Beginning at 5 a.m. each day, Facebook the players and coaching sta! went through ConferenceUSA military-style drills at the rec center pool, on Twitter dark intramural fi elds and throughout the cam- @Conference_USA / @CUSAMBK pus and surrounding areas. Instagram ConferenceUSA Tag Us #CUSAMBK #CUSA20

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FOX COLLEGE SPORTS Thursday, February 26 Florida Atlantic at WKU 8:00 p.m. Saturday, February 28 FIU at WKU 8:00 p.m. Thursday, March 5 WKU at Charlotte 7:00 p.m.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS USA TODAY SPORTS NCAA RPI (Feb. 25) VS. CONFERENCE W-L (Feb. 23) COACHES POLL (Feb. 23) # School America East 0-2 # School # School 47. Old Dominion American 2-4 1. Kentucky (65) 1. Kentucky (32) 62. UTEP ACC 0-9 Atlantic Sun 5-1 2. Virginia 2. Gonzaga 67. Louisiana Tech Atlantic 10 4-3 3. Gonzaga 3. Virginia 122. WKU Big East 2-2 4. Duke 4. Wisconsin 166. UAB Big Sky 2-1 5. Wisconsin 5. Duke 176. Middle Tennessee Big South 4-0 6. Villanova 6. Villanova 200. Charlotte Big Ten 1-3 7. Arizona 7. Arizona 211. North Texas Big 12 0-6 8. Kansas 8. Notre Dame 214. UTSA Big West 0-1 9. Notre Dame 9. Kansas 220. FIU Colonial 4-3 10. Northern Iowa 10. Northern Iowa 269. Rice Horizon 1-1 Ivy 1-1 11. Wichita State 11. Wichita State 297. Marshall MAAC 0-1 12. Iowa State 12. Utah 300. Florida Atlantic Mid-American 3-1 13. Utah 13. Iowa State 307. Southern Miss MEAC 6-0 14. Maryland 14. Maryland Missouri Valley 0-3 15. North Carolina 15. Louisville SAGARIN RATINGS (Feb. 25) Mountain West 0-2 16. Oklahoma 16. Arkansas 64. Old Dominion Northeast 1-2 17. Louisville 17. Oklahoma 77. Louisiana Tech Ohio Valley 6-5 18. Arkansas 18. North Carolina 78. UTEP Pac-12 1-6 19. Baylor 19. West Virginia 133. Charlotte Patriot 1-0 20. West Virginia 20. Baylor 146. WKU SEC 3-8 Southern 2-2 21. SMU 21. SMU 152. UAB Southland 6-3 167. Middle Tennessee 22. VCU 22. San Diego State SWAC 7-2 23. Butler 23. Butler 190. UTSA Summit 1-0 24. San Diego State 24. VCU 219. North Texas Sun Belt 6-5 25. Providence 25. Michigan State 244. Rice West Coast 0-0 258. FIU WAC 3-2 278. Florida Atlantic Non-Division I 19-1 281. Marshall TOTAL 91-80 (.532) 316. Southern Miss TEAM-BY-TEAM NONCONFERENCE RECORDS Charlotte 7-6 FIU 7-6 Florida Atlantic 7-4 POLL TRACKER Louisiana Tech 9-4 Follow the progress of C-USA teams in the national polls (Associated Press/ USA Today Sports Coaches) Marshall 4-9 PS N17 N24 D1 D8 D15 D22 D29 J5 J12 J19 Middle Tennessee 7-6 North Texas 6-6 CHA --/-- --/-- --/RV --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- Old Dominion 11-1 TECH RV/RV RV/RV --/RV --/-- --/RV --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- RV/-- Rice 3-9 ODU --/-- --/-- --/-- RV/-- RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV 25/RV RV/RV RV/RV Southern Miss 5-6 UTEP RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV --/RV --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- UAB 4-9 UTEP 8-4 J26 F2 F9 F16 F23 M2 M9 M16 M23 M30 FINAL UTSA 6-5 CHA --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- WKU 7-5 TECH --/-- RV/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- TOTAL 91-80 ODU --/-- --/-- RV/-- --/-- --/-- UTEP --/-- --/-- --/-- --/-- --/--

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CHARLOTTE eFIUeFLORIDA ATLANTIC eLOUISIANA TECH eMARSHALLeMIDDLE TENNESSEE NORTH TEXAS eOLD DOMINIONeRICEeSOUTHERN MISSeUAB eUTEPeUTSA eWKU BY THE NUMBERS e NCAA STATISTICS eDOUBLE-DOUBLES eMORE SUPERLATIVES Here are NCAA statistical rankings through Feb. 24: Player (Team) Season Career 20-POINT SCORING GAMES TEAM Ryan Taylor (MAR) 12 18 Player (Team) Number Winning Percentage George Fant (WKU) 11 21 *T.J. Price (WKU) 11 32. Old Dominion 20-6 76.9 Vince Hunter (UTEP) 11 13 Trey Freeman (ODU) 8 38. Louisiana Tech 21-7 75.0 Jeromie Hill (UTSA) 7 17 *Raheem Appleby (TECH) 7 Scoring O! ense Adrian Diaz (FIU) 6 6 *Chip Armelin (USM) 7 37. Charlotte 1990 73.7 Justin Ra! ngton (FAU) 5 14 *Alex Hamilton (TECH) 7 Scoring Defense Mike Thorne Jr. (CHA) 5 10 Keon Lewis (UTSA) 7 14. Old Dominion 1456 57.2 Cedrick Lang (UTEP) 4 7 *Dennis Mavin (FAU) 7 Field Goal Percentage Jordan Williams (NT) 3 8 *Seth Gearhart (RICE) 6 39. UTEP 643-1367 47.0 Michale Kyser (TECH) 3 7 Vince Hunter (UTEP) 6 3-Point Field Goals Made Norville Carey (USM) 3 4 *Marcus Jackson (RICE) 6 16. Rice 230 8.8 Reggie Upshaw Jr. (MT) 3 4 Matt Bingaya (USM) 5 38. Marshall 217 8.0 Matt Bingaya (USM) 3 3 Marquan Botley (FAU) 5 Three-Point FG Defense Seth Gearhart (RICE) 3 3 *Jeromie Hill (UTSA) 5 5. Florida Atlantic 79-285 27.8 William Lee (UAB) 3 3 Jordan Williams (NT) 5 26. Old Dominion 144-478 30.1 Willie Clayton (CHA) 2 17 *Adrian Diaz (FIU) 4 Free Throw Percentage Kenneth Smith (TECH) 2 6 Solomon Poole (FAU) 4 22. UAB 435-583 74.6 T.J. Price (WKU) 2 4 Ryan Taylor (MAR) 4 28. Rice 325-440 73.9 Ryan Bowie (UTSA) 2 2 *Aaron Bacote (ODU) 3 Rebound Margin Chris Cokley (UAB) 2 2 Ryan Bowie (UTSA) 3 30. Old Dominion 36.4-31.1 +5.3 Jeremy Combs (NT) 2 2 Robert Brown (UAB) 3 Blocks Per Game Dennis Mavin (FAU) 2 2 George Fant (WKU) 3 11. Louisiana Tech 160 5.7 Kaj-Bjorn Sherman (UTSA) 2 2 Chris Harrison-Docks (WKU) 3 20. UAB 148 5.3 Richard Ross (ODU) 1 8 Kaj-Bjorn Sherman (UTSA) 3 Steals Per Game Colin Voss (NT) 1 4 Torin Dorn (CHA) 2 14. Louisiana Tech 237 8.5 Jacquez Rozier (MT) 1 2 Max Guercy (RICE) 2 INDIVIDUAL Jonathan Arledge (ODU) 1 1 DeAndre Harris (NT) 2 Points Per Game Hakeem Baxter (UAB) 1 1 Pierriá Henry (CHA) 2 47. T.J. Price, WKU 466 17.9 Torin Dorn (CHA) 1 1 Austin Loop (MAR) 2 Field Goal Percentage Daviyon Draper (FIU) 1 1 Erik McCree (TECH) 2 4. Adrian Diaz, FIU 136-217 62.7 Andrew Drone (RICE) 1 1 Earvin Morris (UTEP) 2 44. Vince Hunter, UTEP 151-281 53.7 Max Guercy (RICE) 1 1 Braxton Ogbueze (CHA) 2 Three-Point FG Percentage JP Kambola (MAR) 1 1 Giddy Potts (MT) 2 34. T.J. Price, WKU 68-166 41.0 Erik McCree (TECH) 1 1 Jackson Trapp (FAU) 2 Three-Point FG Made Tosin Mehinti (UAB) 1 1 1 - Jeremy Combs (NT), C.J. Cooper (UTEP), Daviyon 45. Austin Loop, MAR 72 2.67 Kelvin Penn (FAU) 1 1 Draper (FIU), Justin Edmonds (MAR), Trency Rebounds Per Game C.J. Washington (UAB) 0 7 Jackson (WKU), Ambrose Mosley (ODU), Nick 20. Vince Hunter, UTEP 247 9.5 Pierriá Henry (CHA) 0 4 Norton (UAB), Justin Ra! ngton (FAU), Mike 40. George Fant, WKU 227 8.7 Alex Hamilton (TECH) 0 2 Thorne Jr. (CHA), Reggie Upshaw Jr. (MT), Assists Per Game Terrence Williams (CHA) 0 2 Colin Voss (NT), Terrence Williams (CHA) 3. Kenneth Smith, TECH 213 7.6 Maurice Aniefi ok (NT) 0 1 18. Pierria Henry, CHA 156 5.8 Phillip Jones (UTSA) 0 1 15-REBOUND GAMES Blocked Shots Per Game Denzell Taylor (ODU) 0 1 Player (Team) Number 12. Adrian Diaz, FIU 77 2.85 Julian Washburn (UTEP) 0 1 George Fant (WKU) 2 17. Michale Kyser, TECH 78 2.79 Vince Hunter (UTEP) 2 42. Tosin Mehinti, UAB 60 2.14 e30-POINT SCORING GAMES Kaj-Bjorn Sherman (UTSA) 2 Steals Per Game Player (Team) Number Ryan Taylor (MAR) 2 7. Pierria Henry, CHA 70 2.72 2 - Alex Hamilton (TECH), Seth Gearhart (RICE) Mike Thorne Jr, (CHA) 2 46. Alex Hamilton, TECH 54 1.98 1 - Jeromie Hill (UTSA), Adrian Diaz (FIU), Aaron Cheikh Sane (MAR) 1 Assist-to-Turnover Ratio Bacote (ODU), Dennis Mavin (FIU), Raheem 10-ASSIST GAMES 10. Kenneth Smith, TECH 213-66 3.42 Appleby (TECH), Chip Armelin (USM), Player (Team) Number . Double-Doubles Marcus Jackson (RICE), T.J. Price (WKU) Kenneth “Speedy” Smith (TECH) 7 . 21t. Ryan Taylor, MAR 12 Max Guercy (RICE) 1 . 28t. Vince Hunter, UTEP 11 Pierria Henry (CHA) 1 . George Fant, WKU 11

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CHARLOTTE eFIUeFLORIDA ATLANTIC eLOUISIANA TECH eMARSHALLeMIDDLE TENNESSEE NORTH TEXAS eOLD DOMINIONeRICEeSOUTHERN MISSeUAB eUTEPeUTSA eWKU AWARDS e C-USA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK e PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Conference USA will name a Player of the Week Coaches from Conference USA’s 14 schools voted a 10-man preseason All-Conference USA team, and Freshman of the Week for men’s basketball featuring seven seniors, two juniors and a sophomore. Louisiana Tech, the coaches preseason favor- each Monday, beginning Nov. 17. The awards ite, placed three on the squad with two apiece from UTEP and newcomer WKU. are selected by a media panel with one repre- Name Team Year Ht. Pos. Hometown sentative in each league city. Pierriá Henry Charlotte Sr. 6-4 G Charleston, W.Va. C-USA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Raheem Appleby Louisiana Tech Sr. 6-4 G Jacksonville, Ark. Alex Hamilton Louisiana Tech Jr. 6-4 G Chipley, Fla. N17 Vince Hunter, UTEP Kenneth Smith Louisiana Tech Sr. 6-3 G St. Petersburg, Fla. N24 Mike Thorne Jr., Charlotte Aaron Bacote Old Dominion Jr. 6-4 G Hampton, Va. D1 Vince Hunter, UTEP C.J. Washington UAB Sr. 6-8 F Augusta, Ga. D8 Alex Hamilton, Louisiana Tech Vince Hunter UTEP So. 6-8 F Detroit, Mich. D15 Alex Hamilton, Louisiana Tech Julian Washburn UTEP Sr. 6-8 F/G Duncanville, Texas T.J. Price, WKU George Fant WKU Sr. 6-6 F Bowling Green, Ky. D22 Vince Hunter, UTEP T.J. Price WKU Sr. 6-4 G Slidell, La. D29 Vince Hunter, UTEP J5 Chip Armelin, Southern Miss e HUNTER SELECTED TO JULIUS ERVING AWARD WATCH LIST J12 Raheem Appleby, Louisiana Tech UTEP sophomore Vince Hunter is one of 15 players on the watch list for the 2015 Julius Erving Small George Fant, WKU Forward of the Year Award, as announced by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Feb. J19 Alex Hamilton, Louisiana Tech 18. Named after Hall of Famer and 11-time NBA All-Star Julius Erving, this is the inaugural year for J26 Jeromie Hill, UTSA the award that recognizes the top small forwards in Division I men’s college basketball. A national F2 Kenneth Smith, Louisiana Tech committee comprised of top college basketball personnel determined the watch list of 15 candi- F9 Kaj-Bjorn Sherman, UTSA dates. Hunter leads the Miners in scoring (15.8 ppg) and rebounding (9.6 rpg), shooting 54 percent F16 Seth Gearhart, Rice from the fi eld. He ranks among the national leaders in double-doubles (11), defensive rebounds per Keon Lewis, UTSA game (6.7) and rebounding. F23 Trey Freeman, Old Dominion M2 eROZIER AND GUERCY NOMINATED FOR ALLSTATE GOOD WORKS TEAM M9 Behind their outstanding commitment to helping others and their local communities, Middle Ten- nessee senior F Jacquez Rozier and Rice junior G Max Guercy were among 98 nominees to the C-USA FRESHMEN OF THE WEEK Allstate National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Good Works Teams. Guercy has com- pleted the athletic department’s leadership development program and volunteered his time putting N17 Jeremy Combs, North Texas on basketball clinics, reading at elementary schools and serving at a soup kitchen. Rozier has been N24 Bishop Mency, Rice a positive face in his community, logging nearly 50 hours of community service since arriving at MT. D1 Torin Dorn, Charlotte The veteran has dedicated his time at a local shelter for abused children and is known to be found D8 Justin Massey, Florida Atlantic reading books to students at nearby elementary schools. His main focus has come by teaming up D15 Justin Johnson, WKU with a program called Special Kids, which enables Rozier to connect with children with disabilities Edward Simpson Jr., Middle Tennessee by sharing stories and playing basketball together. D22 Keyshawn Woods, Charlotte D29 Bishop Mency, Rice e ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS J5 Xavian Stapleton, Louisiana Tech After leading his UTEP team to the title game of the DIRECTV Wooden Legacy, sophomore F Vince J12 Torin Dorn, Charlotte Hunter was named to the All-Tournament Team. Hunter averaged 18.3 points and 12.3 rebounds for J19 Chris Cokley, UAB the three-game tournament. The Miners posted good wins over Princeton and Xavier before fall- J26 Nick Norton, UAB ing to No. 16 Washington by three points. Hunter was also named MVP of the WestStar Bank Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational as UTEP claimed the title and senior Cedrick Lang also earned a spot F2 Jeremy Combs, North Texas on the All-Tournament Team. Torin Dorn, Charlotte F9 Nick Norton, UAB Old Dominion junior G Trey Freeman led the Monarchs to a third-place fi nish in the Paradise Jam, F16 William Lee, UAB earning him a spot on that All-Tournament Team. F23 Giddy Potts, Middle Tennessee M2 M9

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Overall Conference record, at the conclusion of the regular season, is used to seed teams 1 through 14 with the top 12 seeds earning a bid to the C-USA Men’s Basketball Champion- ship. The following procedures are set up to establish seeding and break ties, with a coin fl ip to be used if not resolved: TWO-WAY TIE 1. Regular season head-to-head results. If the tied teams split, then proceed to Step 2 below. 2. Each team’s record vs. the team or tied teams occupying the highest position in the standings. Continue down through the standings until one team gains an advantage. When comparing records against a single team/ collective tied teams (before ties are broken), the following may apply: a. If the games played against the team or group are equal, winning percentage prevails. b. If the games played against the team or group are unequal, the following scenarios apply: 1) Most wins prevail only if the team with fewer wins could not equal that win total if they played the same number of games. Two examples of many scenarios that do provide an advantage: 1) Team A is 2-0 Team B is 0-1 2) Team A is 3-0 Team B is 1-1 2) Most wins do not prevail if the team with fewer wins could equal or surpass the win total of the other team. Two examples that do not provide an advantage: 1) Team A is 1-1 Team B is 0-1 2) Team A is 2-0 Team B is 1-0 3) Fewer losses do not prevail if the teams have the same number of wins and if the team with fewer games could equal or surpass the loss total of the other team. Two examples of many scenarios that do not provide an advantage: 1) Team A is 1-0 Team B is 1-1 2) Team A is 0-1 Team B is 0-2 If an advantage is not determined, proceed to the next team/group in the standings for comparison.

If the tie cannot be broken after continuing down through the last team(s) in the standings, revert back to comparing records against the top teams in order by winning percent- age, even if there is a comparison of unequal games. Only then, if the percentages are both 1.000, is 2-0 better than 1-0. However, the reverse is not true – no team gains advantage when are .000 (0-1 is never better than 0-2).

MULTIPLE-TEAM TIE (3 or more teams) 1. Teams are viewed as a “mini-conference” when comparing head-to-head results.

The team with the best record (as determined by winning percentage, even if unequal games) vs. the other teams in the mini-conference gains the advantage. The team with the worst record (as determined by winning percentage, even if unequal games) vs. the other teams in the mini-conference is seeded the lowest. a. If only two teams have the same best winning percentage in the mini-conference, the higher seed goes to the team winning the head-to-head series. b. If the two teams split their two games, then proceed to Step 2 under Two-Way ties. To seed the remaining team(s) in the mini-conference, proceed to Paragraph (e) below. c. If three or more (but not all) teams have the same best winning percentage in the original mini-conference, then those tied teams create a new mini-conference and follow the same procedures as the beginning of Step 1 (Multiple Team Tie). d. If all teams in the mini-conference have the same mini-conference record, proceed to Step 2 below. e. After the top or bottom teams in a mini-conference are determined, the remaining teams are ranked by their record in the original mini-conference. i. If there are any remaining teams tied by their record in the mini-conference, then head-to-head results will determine the higher seed. ii. If the teams split two games, then proceed back to the two-way tie breaking procedure. iii. If there are at least three teams remaining tied by their record in the mini-conference, they would then form a new mini-conference and go back to the beginning of Step 1 (Multiple-Team Tie). 2. Compare each team’s record vs. the team or group of tied teams occupying the highest position in the standings. Continue down through the standings until one team gains an advantage. If two teams have the same advantage or disadvantage (i.e. having the same and better record against a compared team relative to their mini-conference), they are separated at that point by the two-way tie-breaker. The next step would take you back to Step 1 (e) (Multiple-Team Tie). When comparing records (before ties are broken), the following may apply: a. The games played against the team or group are equal, winning percentage prevails. b. If the games played against the team or group are unequal, the following scenarios apply: 1) Most wins do prevail only if the team(s) with fewer wins could not equal that win total if they played the same number of games. Two examples of many scenarios that do provide an advantage: 1) Team A 2-0 Team B 1-1 Team C 0-1 2) Team A 3-1 Team B 1-2 Team C 1-2 2) Most wins do not prevail only if the team(s) with fewer wins could equal or surpass the win total of the other team. Two examples of many scenarios that do not provide an advantage: 1) Team A 2-1 Team B 1-1 Team C 1-1 2) Team A 1-2 Team B 0-2 Team C 0-2 3) Fewer losses do not prevail if the team(s) have the same number of wins, but the team with fewer games could equal or surpass the loss total of the other tied teams. Two examples of many scenarios that do not provide an advantage: 1) Team A 2-0 Team B 2-1 Team C 2-1 2) Team A 0-2 Team B 0-3 Team C 0-3 c. If an advantage is not determined, proceed to the next team or group in the standings for comparison. d. If the tie cannot be broken after continuing down through the last team(s) in the standings, revert back to comparing records against the top teams in order and allow winning percentage to prevail even if there is a comparison of unequal games. Only then, if the percentages are both 1.000, then 2-0 is better than 1-0. However, the reverse is not true – no team gains advantage when all at .000 (0-1 is never better than 0-2). Coin Flip. If any ties still exist after implementing all of the above tie-breaking procedures, a coin fl ip is required. The procedure takes place at the Conference USA o! ce immediately following the conclusion of the last regular season conference game. The Commissioner, or designee, will administer this procedure.

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CHARLOTTE 49ERS FIU PANTHERS (12-15, 5-9 C-USA) (13-14, 6-8 C-USA) Head Coach: Alan Major Head Coach: Anthony Evans Twitter: @Charlotte49ers / @CoachMajor49 Twitter: @FIUMensBBall / @FIUathletics Facebook: Charlotte49ers Facebook: FIUSports Arena: Halton Arena (9,105) Arena: FIU Arena (5,000) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N16 at Elon (ASN) W/73-60 N14 FLORIDA COLLEGE W/64-42 Nov. 20-23 at Gildan Charleston Classic, Charleston, S.C. N18 at Stetson (ESPN3) W/53-52 N20 vs. Penn State (ESPNU) W/106-97 (2ot) N21 FLORIDA MEMORIAL W/74-48 N21 vs. South Carolina (ESPNU) W/65-63 N24 at Georgia Southern L/72-78 N23 vs. Miami (ESPN2) L/58-77 Nov. 27-29 at Spartanburg Marriott Upstate Classic, Spartanburg, S.C. N25 (17/20) MIAMI (FSN) L/74-77 N27 at USC Upstate L/53-68 N30 at UNC Asheville (ASN) W/66-63 (ot) N28 vs. Wright State (ESPN3) W/61-59 (ot) D3 at Davidson L/86-92 N29 vs. Cal State Fullerton (ESPN3) L/61-64 D7 George Washington – BB&T Classic (MASN) L/70-78 D2 KENNESAW STATE W/59-38 D16 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (ASN) W/90-85 (ot) D5 at (5) Louisville (FOX Sports South/ESPN3) L/57-82 D18 APPALACHIAN STATE (ASN) W/75-65 D14 at Florida Gulf Coast (ESPN3) W/69-63 D20 at Georgetown (Verizon Center) (FSN) L/78-81 D18 at LIU L/58-69 D30 at Georgia Tech (ESPN3) L/66-67 D21 at Hartford L/69-82 J4 eOLD DOMINION (ASN) L/54-61 D29 at Florida A&M W/76-55 J8 eat WKU (FCS) L/66-74 J4 eat Florida Atlantic W/62-60 J10 eat Marshall W/77-72 J8 eat Middle Tennessee L/52-65 J15 eNORTH TEXAS W/73-57 J10 eat UAB L/53-70 J17 eRICE L/68-73 (ot) J15 eMARSHALL W/66-62 (ot) J22 eat UAB L/76-81 (ot) J17 eWKU L/58-65 J24 eat Middle Tennessee L/69-72 J29 eat Old Dominion L/56-71 J29 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/86-61 J31 eat Charlotte W/78-70 J31 eFIU L/70-78 F3 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/64-56 F4 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W/77-61 F5 eUTSA L/63-74 F7 eat Old Dominion (Cox) L/57-61 F7 eUTEP (ASN) L/64-67 F12 eat UTEP L/68-73 F12 eat Southern Miss (FSN) W/73-71 (ot) F14 eat UTSA W/89-81 F14 eat Louisiana Tech L/42-75 F19 eLOUISIANA TECH (CBS SN) L/82-83 (ot) F19 eRICE (ASN) W/60-56 F21 eSOUTHERN MISS (ASN) W/71-43 F21 eNORTH TEXAS L/56-70 F26 eat North Texas 8 p.m. F26 eat Marshall (ASN) 8 p.m. F28 eat Rice 8 p.m. F28 eat WKU (FCS) 8 p.m. M5 eWKU (FCS) 7 p.m. M5 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE 7:30 p.m. M7 eMARSHALL 7 p.m. M7 eUAB (ASN) 8 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. eC-USA Game All times Eastern eC-USA Game All times Eastern

CHARLOTTE NOTES FIU NOTES eCharlotte produced an impressive defensive e! ort to defeat Southern e Sophomore G Ray Rodriguez drilled a pair of threes within the fi nal Miss, 71-43, Saturday. Freshmen Torin Dorn and Keyshawn Woods led the two minutes for FIU to take away Rice’s four-point lead and defeat the 49ers. Dorn scored 11 points, shooting 4-8 from the fi eld. Woods shot 5-9 Owls, 60-56, Feb. 19. Rodriguez fi nished the game with 12 points, includ- form the fi eld, adding 10 points, four rebounds and four assists. ing four threes, and played with four fouls for the fi nal 10 minutes. Senior eThe 49ers held the Golden Eagles to a season low 43 points and had 11 Dennis Mavin led the Panthers in scoring, knocking down 19 points to di! erent players contribute to the e! ort. No Charlotte player was on the go along with four assists and three rebounds in the win. Senior court for more than 30 minutes in a total team e! ort win. Kris Gulley contributed 11 points and seven rebounds. eSophomore Braxton Ogbueze led the 49ers with 16 points, but Char- e Redshirt junior Adrian Diaz scored 12 points and added eight lotte dropped another close contest with an 83-82 overtime loss to fi rst- rebounds and two blocks against Rice. He holds the FIU season place Louisiana Tech Feb. 19. Junior C Mike Thorne Jr. posted a double- record for blocked shots with 77. Diaz currently ranks fourth in fi eld double with 13 points and 10 rebounds. goal percentage nationally with an impressive 62.7 percent eCharlotte has lost nine of its games this season by fi ve points or less e" ciency and he averages 13.1 ppg this season (18th in C-USA). and another fi ve games by single-digits.

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC OWLS LOUISIANA TECH BULLDOGS (8-17, 1-13 C-USA) (21-7, 12-3 C-USA) Head Coach: Michael Curry Head Coach: Mike White Twitter: @FAU_Hoops / @FAUCoachCurry Twitter: @LATechHoops / @MikeWhiteLATech Facebook: FAU Athletics Facebook: LA TECH Athletics Arena: FAU Arena (2,980) Arena: Thomas Assembly Center (8,000) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N14 at Elon (ASN) L/58-64 N14 at Southern W/85-76 N17 WARNER W/74-49 N17 at Temple (ESPN3) L/75-82 N20 at (RV) Harvard (ASN) L/49-71 N21 MOREHEAD STATE (ASN) W/73-64 N23 at Georgia (FSN) L/61-74 N22 AMERICAN W/63-44 N30 AVE MARIA W/54-43 N23 PRESBYTERIAN (ASN) W/76-48 D3 EAST CAROLINA W/72-63 N28 SAMFORD (ASN) W/77-64 D13 at UCF (ESPN3) W/54-41 D2 at Northwestern State W/99-88 D16 STETSON W/79-69 D6 JACKSON STATE W/65-52 D20 at St. Francis (NY) L/56-61 D10 at Louisiana-Lafayette L/86-94 D22 EASTERN KENTUCKY W/69-66 D14 at Syracuse (ESPNU) L/69-71 D30 at Jacksonville W/68-50 D18 NICHOLLS STATE W/79-54 J4 eFIU L/60-62 D23 at North Carolina State (ESPN3) L/65-73 J8 eat UAB L/57-66 D29 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W/74-52 J10 eat Middle Tennessee L/58-82 J3 eat Southern Miss W/83-70 J15 eWKU L/85-88 (ot) J8 eat UTEP W/58-45 J17 eMARSHALL (ASN) W/76-62 J10 eat UTSA W/84-72 J29 eat Charlotte L/61-86 J15 eUAB (ASN) W/74-71 J31 eat Old Dominion L/57-68 J17 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE (FSN) W/75-68 F3 eat FIU L/56-64 J22 eat North Texas L/66-73 F5 eUTEP (ASN) L/56-63 J24 eat Rice W/58-45 F7 eUTSA L/59-74 J29 eWKU (CBS SN) W/69-56 F12 eat Louisiana Tech L/54-65 J31 eMARSHALL (ASN) W/81-57 F14 eat Southern Miss L/54-62 F5 eat UAB (CBS SN) L/60-80 F19 eNORTH TEXAS L/72-79 F7 eat Middle Tennessee (ASN) W/73-62 F21 eRICE L/69-76 F12 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/65-54 F26 eat WKU (FCS) 8 p.m. F14 eFIU W/75-42 F28 eat Marshall 7 p.m. F19 eat Charlotte (CBS SN) W/83-82 (ot) M5 eUAB 7 p.m. F21 eat Old Dominion (ASN) L/53-72 M7 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE 7 p.m. F26 eUTEP (FS1) 7 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. F28 eUTSA 6 p.m. M5 eSOUTHERN MISS (CBS SN) 8 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala eC-USA Game All times Eastern eC-USA Game #Coaches vs. Cancer Classic All times Central FLORIDA ATLANTIC NOTES LOUISIANA TECH NOTES e Florida Atlantic currently ranks fi fth in the nation in three-point fi eld e Junior G Alex Hamilton poured in 29 points as the Bulldogs edged goal percentage defense (.277), holding opponents to just 79 treys in 285 host Charlotte, 83-82, in overtime Feb. 19. The top two o" ensive teams total attempts. in C-USA didn’t disappoint, matching their season averages in regulation. e Sophomore G Marquan Botley scored 21 points and assisted on eight Senior F Michale Kyser registered his third double-double of the season buckets, but the Owls were edged by North Texas, 79-72, Feb. 19. Botley and seventh of his career with 12 points and 12 rebounds. currently ranks 16th in C-USA for scoring (13.4 ppg) and fi fth in assists e Louisiana Tech extended its home court win streak to 26 games (the (3.8 apg). sixth longest in the nation) with a 75-42 victory over FIU Feb. 14. Guards e Junior G Jackson Trapp tossed in a game-high 17 points, while se- Hamilton and Raheem Appleby scored 14 points apiece, while nior C Justin Ra! ngton registered his 14th career double-double with 11 freshman Xavian Stapleton added 13 o" the bench against FIU. points and 12 rebounds, in a 65-54 loss at Louisiana Tech on Feb. 12. e Senior G Kenneth “Speedy” Smith currently ranks third in the e Ra! ngton tossed in a season-high 20 points and 10 rebounds, but the nation for assists, averaging 7.6 per game. Owls dropped a 63-56 decision to UTEP Feb. 5. It was Ra! ngton’s fi rst e LA Tech and VMI are the only two teams to rank among the 20-point game of the season. top 15 nationally for steals and blocks per game.

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MARSHALL THUNDERING HERD MIDDLE TENNESSEE BLUE RAIDERS (9-18, 5-9 C-USA) (15-13, 8-7 C-USA) Head Coach: Dan D’Antoni Head Coach: Kermit Davis Twitter: @HerdMBB, @HerdZone Twitter: @MT_MBB, @MT_CoachDavis Facebook: Marshall University Athletics Facebook: Blue Raider Athletics Arena: Cam Henderson Center (9,043) Arena: Murphy Center (11,520) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N14 JACKSONVILLE STATE # W/74-55 N14 OHIO VALLEY W/77-60 N16 SAVANNAH STATE # W/66-47 N18 MURRAY STATE L/49-68 N18 WEST VIRGINIA TECH W/87-65 Nov. 22-29 at Emerald Coast Classic, Murfreesboro & Niceville, Fla. N21 at (7/8) Louisville # (ESPNU) L/67-85 N22 SOUTHERN W/66-48 N26 MOREHEAD STATE (ASN) L/68-77 N25 NORTHERN ARIZONA W/65-53 N28 CLEVELAND STATE # L/59-68 N28 vs. Cincinnati L/51-69 D1 SOUTH CAROLINA (CBS SN) L/59-77 N29 vs. (23) Creighton L/47-57 D6 PENN STATE (CBS SN) L/69-73 D2 at Belmont (ASN) L/59-63 Dec. 14 at Chesapeake Energy Capital Classic, Charleston, W.Va. D6 at South Alabama W/68-67 (ot) D14 vs. (22/21) West Virginia (ROOT Sports) L/66-69 D13 at Akron W/62-61 D16 KING W/90-76 D16 at (RV) Oklahoma State (ESPNU) L/44-68 D20 at Arkansas State L/58-67 D19 CHATTANOOGA (ASN) W/68-58 D22 at Nevada (MW Network) L/55-83 D21 TENNESSEE STATE (ASN) W/65-47 D30 at Akron L/63-70 D29 at Auburn (SEC Network) L/48-64 J4 eat WKU (FCS) L/62-81 J4 eUAB L/49-54 J8 e(25) OLD DOMINION L/51-72 J8 eFIU W/65-52 J10 eCHARLOTTE L/72-77 J10 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/82-58 J15 eat FIU L/62-66 (ot) J15 eat Southern Miss W/62-61 J17 eat Florida Atlantic (ASN) L/62-76 J17 eat Louisiana Tech (FSN) L/68-75 J22 eUTSA L/68-82 J22 e(RV) OLD DOMINION (ASN) W/68-58 (ot) J24 eUTEP (ASN) W/78-71 J24 eCHARLOTTE (MT10) W/72-69 J29 eat Southern Miss W/69-54 J29 eat UTSA (ASN) L/58-69 J31 eat Louisiana Tech (ASN) L/57-81 J31 eat UTEP L/70-83 F5 eRICE W/69-55 F5 eSOUTHERN MISS W/61-51 F7 eNORTH TEXAS W/80-73 F7 e(RV) LOUISIANA TECH (ASN) L/62-73 F14 eWKU (ASN) W/87-82 F12 eat Rice L/68-71 (2ot) F19 eat Middle Tennessee L/51-90 F14 eat North Texas (ASN) L/56-57 F21 eat UAB L/54-72 F19 eMARSHALL W/90-51 F26 eFIU (ASN) 8 p.m. F22 eWKU (FSN) W/68-66 F28 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC 7 p.m. F28 eat UAB (ASN) 2 p.m. M5 eat Old Dominion (ASN) 8 p.m. M5 eat FIU 6:30 p.m. M7 eat Charlotte 7 p.m. M7 eat Florida Atlantic 6 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. eC-USA Game # Global Sports Challenge All times Eastern eC-USA Game All times Central MARSHALL NOTES MIDDLE TENNESSEE NOTES e Sophomore G Austin Loop scored a game-high 23 points and class- e The Blue Raiders won both of their games over the weekend in the mate Ryan Taylor registered his seventh-consecutive double-double and Murphy Center to improve to 12-3 at home this season and 57-7 at home 12th of the season to help lift Marshall to an 87-82 victory over WKU Feb. in the last four years. 14. A total of fi ve Marshall players reached double-fi gure scoring. In ad- e Freshman G Giddy Potts tossed in 22 points to lead the Blue Raiders dition to Loop and Taylor, Justin Edmonds added 15, junior G DeVince to a 68-66 victory over WKU Sunday. Potts was 8-of-13 from the fi eld, Boykins tossed in a career-high 10 and senior C JP Kambola also scored with four three-pointers on the afternoon. Junior Darnell Harris tossed 10. With the win, Marshall swept its three-game homestand. in 14 points, while sophomore Reggie Upshaw Jr. contributed with 10 e The Herd enters Thursday’s game with having won fi ve of its last eight points and eight rebounds. The game featured seven lead changes outings and only needs one more win to earn a conference championship and was tied nine times. berth. e MT’s game against WKU marked 100-years of the two rivals e Six players scored in double fi gures as the Herd defeated North Texas, going head-to-head and the 130th meeting. WKU now holds a 80-73, Feb. 5. The Herd overcame a 38-35 defi cit at the half. Taylor reg- 92-38 advantage in the series, but Middle Tennessee has won istered another double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Kambola eight of the last nine meetings since 2010. tossed in 14 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. @Conference_USA ConferenceUSA MEN’S BASKETBALL 2014-15 SEASON e NOTEBOOK e FEBRUARY 25, 2015 Contact: Courtney Morrison Archer e [email protected]

NORTH TEXAS MEAN GREEN OLD DOMINION MONARCHS (13-13, 7-7 C-USA) (20-6, 9-5 C-USA) Head Coach: Tony Benford Head Coach: Je! Jones Twitter: @MeanGreenMBB Twitter: @ODUMBB, @ODUsports Facebook: MeanGreenMBB Facebook: Old Dominion University Athletics Arena: UNT Coliseum/The Super Pit (10,040) Arena: Ted Constant Convocation Center (8,472) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N14 ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO W/84-62 N15 UNC WILMINGTON W/76-56 N17 NICHOLLS STATE W/71-57 N18 RICHMOND (ASN) W/63-57 N19 DELAWARE STATE W/62-55 Nov. 21-24 Paradise Jam Tournament, U.S. Virgin Islands N23 IONA L/58-78 N21 vs. (RV) LSU (CBS SN) W/70-61 N26 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE W/67-52 N23 vs. Illinois State (CBS SN) L/45-64 N28 at (25) Arkansas (SEC Network) L/73-89 N24 vs. Gardner-Webb (CBS SN) W/58-46 D3 at (RV) Oklahoma State L/61-87 N29 (14) VCU W/73-67 D14 at Stephen F. Austin L/48-59 D3 at George Mason W/75-69 D17 LANGSTON W/78-65 D14 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W/85-48 D21 CREIGHTON (FSN) W/62-58 D17 GEORGIA STATE (ASN) W/58-54 (ot) D23 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M L/67-70 D19 MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE W/60-43 D29 at Texas Tech (FSSW+/FCS Central) L/45-60 D22 WILLIAM & MARY W/69-62 J2 eUTEP (ASN) L/71-85 D29 MOUNT ST. MARY’S (ASN) W/69-35 J4 eUTSA (FSN) L/61-71 J4 eat Charlotte (ASN) W/61-54 J10 eat Rice (ASN) W/66-63 J8 eat Marshall W/72-51 J15 eat Charlotte L/57-73 J10 eat WKU (ASN) L/65-72 J17 eat (RV) Old Dominion L/50-61 J15 eRICE W/63-53 J22 e(RV) LOUISIANA TECH W/73-66 J17 eNORTH TEXAS W/61-50 J24 eSOUTHERN MISS L/71-75 (ot) J22 eat Middle Tennessee (ASN) L/58-68 (ot) J31 eRICE (ASN) W/75-65 J24 eat UAB (ASN) L/68-81 F5 eat WKU (FCS) L/59-65 J29 eFIU W/71-56 F7 eat Marshall L/73-80 J31 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/68-57 F12 eUAB W/67-64 F7 eCHARLOTTE (Cox) W/61-57 F14 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE (ASN) W/57-56 F12 eat UTSA (ASN) L/67-72 F19 eat Florida Atlantic W/79-72 F14 eat UTEP L/47-62 F21 eat FIU W/70-56 F19 eSOUTHERN MISS (ASN) W/64-38 F26 eCHARLOTTE 7 p.m. F21 eLOUISIANA TECH (ASN) W/72-53 F28 eOLD DOMINION (ASN) 4:30 p.m. F26 eat Rice 8 p.m. M5 eat UTEP 8 p.m. F28 eat North Texas (ASN) 5:30 p.m. M7 eat UTSA 2 p.m. M5 eMARSHALL (ASN) 8 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. M7 eWKU (ASN) 5:30 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. eC-USA Game All times Central eC-USA Game All times Eastern NORTH TEXAS NOTES OLD DOMINION NOTES eNorth Texas is riding a four-game win streak, which is the second lon- eODU jumped out to an 11-0 start and led wire-to-wire in a 72-53 victory gest in C-USA behind only UTEP. Prior to this streak, North Texas was over fi rst place Louisiana Tech Fev. 19. Junior G Trey Freeman scored his stuck at 12th in the league standings, and now fi nds itself in a tie for 7th. ODU career high 27 points to lead the Monarchs. On the two game-road swing to Florida, NT trailed for a total of 4:08 in eWith the win, the Monarchs improved to 20-6 and extended its home the two games combined. court win streak at the Constant Center to 19 games (15-0 this season). e Senior Colin Voss scored a career-high 22 points to lead the Mean The Bulldogs had been the last team to defeat ODU on its home court. Green to a 79-72 decision over Florida Atlantic Feb. 19. Voss was 7-of-10 eODU has held both the league’s leading scoring teams - Charlotte from the fi eld, while freshman Jeremy Combs was 7-of-11. Combs fi nished and LA Tech - under 60 points. with 16 points and six rebounds. As a team, North Texas shot a season- eSenior F Richard Ross added eight points in a Feb. 19 win over high 63.3 percent from the fl oor and turned the ball over just nine times Southern Miss on a 4-of-4 performance from the fi eld, including an - tied for the fewest by the Mean Green this season. alley-oop reverse dunk that made ESPN SportsCenter ’s Top 10 plays. eSophomore G DeAndre Harris drained two free throws with just two eBacote became the 49th player in Monarch history to join seconds on the clock as the Mean Green overcame a 21-point, second-half the 1,000 career point club in a 61-57 victory over Charlotte on defi cit to defeat Middle Tennessee, 57-56, Feb. 14. Feb. 7.

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RICE OWLS SOUTHERN MISS GOLDEN EAGLES (10-16, 7-7 C-USA) (7-19, 2-13 C-USA) Head Coach: Mike Rhoades Head Coach: Doc Sadler Twitter: @RiceBasketball / @CoachRhoades Twitter: @CoachDocSadler / @SouthernMissMBB Facebook: RiceBasketball Facebook: Southern Miss Athletics Arena: Tudor Fieldhouse (5,208) Arena: Reed Green Coliseum (8,095) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N14 at Oregon State (Pac-12 Network) L/54-67 N14 WILLIAM CAREY W/86-63 N19 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W/68-64 N17 SOUTH ALABAMA W/68-59 N22 WILLIAM & MARY L/65-69 N20 at Alabama (SEC Network) L/67-81 Nov. 27-29 at GCI Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, Ala. N25 TROY W/72-70 N27 vs. Mercer (CBS SN) L/71-77 (ot) N30 at Drexel L/36-59 N28 vs. Washington State L/74-76 D3 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W/78-59 N29 at Alaska Anchorage L/54-65 D6 RHODE ISLAND L/43-75 D3 HOUSTON BAPTIST L/55-58 D13 SPRING HILL W/66-56 D6 ST. EDWARD’S W/54-49 D18 at Jackson State L/46-66 D18 ST. THOMAS W/72-61 D21 at Georgia State L/55-68 D22 at Lamar L/72-79 (ot) D29 at LSU (SEC Network) L/67-87 D29 at (11/10) Texas (LHN) L/55-66 J3 eLOUISIANA TECH L/70-83 J2 eUTSA W/67-52 J8 eat UTSA (ASN) L/57-77 J4 eUTEP (ASN) L/57-66 J10 eat UTEP L/40-74 J10 eNORTH TEXAS (ASN) L/63-66 J15 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE L/61-62 J15 eat (RV) Old Dominion L/53-63 J17 eUAB L/56-63 J17 eat Charlotte W/73-68 (ot) J22 eat Rice L/56-58 J22 eSOUTHERN MISS W/58-56 J24 eat North Texas W/75-71 (ot) J24 e(RV) LOUISIANA TECH L/45-58 J29 eMARSHALL L/54-69 J28 at Houston L/48-59 J31 eWKU L/62-73 J31 eat North Texas (ASN) L/65-75 F5 eat Middle Tennessee L/51-61 F5 eat Marshall L/55-69 F7 eat UAB L/68-78 F7 eat WKU (FCS) W/72-68 F12 eFIU (FSN) L/71-73 (ot) F12 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE W/71-68 (2ot) F14 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/62-54 F14 eUAB W/82-73 (2ot) F19 eat Old Dominion (ASN) L/38-64 F19 eat FIU (ASN) L/56-60 F21 eat Charlotte (ASN) L/43-71 F21 eat Florida Atlantic W/76-69 F26 eUTSA 7 p.m. F26 eOLD DOMINION 7 p.m. F28 eUTEP 7 p.m. F28 eCHARLOTTE 7 p.m. M5 eat Louisiana Tech (CBS SN) 7 p.m. M5 eat UTSA 7 p.m. M7 eat UTEP 3 p.m. March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Alabama eC-USA Game All times Central eC-USA Game All times Central RICE NOTES SOUTHERN MISS NOTES e Rice won the Battle of the Owls with a 76-69 victory over host Flor- e Southern Miss closed its Feb. 14 game on an 8-2 run to defeat Florida ida Atlantic Feb. 21. Junior G Max Guercy led Rice with a career-high 25 Atlantic, 62-54. The win snapped a fi ve-game losing streak for the Golden points, on 9-of-13 shooting from the fi eld and a perfect 7-of-7 from the Eagles and FAU’s 54 points were the fewest by an opponent all year. Se- free-throw line, and six assists. Reigning C-USA Co-Player of the Week nior Chip Armelin scored 19 points and grabbed six rebounds. Sopho- Seth Gearhart tossed in 24 points and was 6-of-6 from the line. Rice was more Matt Bingaya had 15 points and fi ve boards. Junior Norville Carey a perfect 18-of-18 from the stripe as a team. The squad took over sec- recorded his third double-double of the year, dropping in 17 points and ond place on the program’s single-season three-pointer list with 230 and pulling down a career-high 13 rebounds. needs just eight more to break the record of 237 set by last year’s team. e Armelin and Bingaya combined for 46 points and 15 rebounds, but e Gearhart notched a second-straight double-double as he led the Owls the Golden Eagles fell 73-71 in overtime to FIU Feb. 12. with 13 points and matched his career-best of 11 rebounds in a Feb. 19 e Armelin averaged 23.5 points, 3.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.5 steals game at FIU. The senior also added two assists, a block and a steal. and 39.0 minutes in road games at Middle Tennessee and UAB the e Rice has won four of its last fi ve games, including its fi rst three-game week prior. Armelin began the week at MT, scoring 21 points on C-USA winning streak since 2006-07. Rice posted a 3-29 mark in league 9-of-19 shooting. He followed that up with 26 points at UAB. play over the past two seasons (2012-13 and 2013-14) and has now more He was 10-of-18 from the fl oor and 4-of-8 from three. than doubled that win total as the team is 7-7 in C-USA action. @Conference_USA ConferenceUSA MEN’S BASKETBALL 2014-15 SEASON e NOTEBOOK e FEBRUARY 25, 2015 Contact: Courtney Morrison Archer e [email protected]

UAB BLAZERS UTEP MINERS (15-13, 11-4 C-USA) (19-7, 11-3 C-USA) Head Coach: Jerod Haase Head Coach: Tim Floyd Twitter: @UAB_MBB / @CoachJerodHaase Twitter: @UTEPAthletics Facebook: UABMensBasketball Facebook: UTEP Basketball O" cial Page Arena: Bartow Arena (8,500) Arena: Don Haskins Center (12,000) Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N15 LOUISIANA-MONROE L/65-74 N14 WASHINGTON STATE W/65-52 N17 YOUNG HARRIS W/94-81 N22 NEW MEXICO STATE W/77-76 N20 USF L/71-73 (OT) Nov. 27-30 at DIRECTV Wooden Legacy, Fullerton, Calif. N23 JACKSON STATE W/58-50 N27 vs. Princeton (ESPNU) W/62-56 Nov. 26-28 at Battle 4 Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas N28 vs. (RV) Xavier (ESPNU) W/77-73 N26 vs. (2/3) Wisconsin (AXS) L/43-72 N30 vs. Washington (ESPNU) L/65-68 N27 vs. (18/16) Florida (AXS) L/47-56 D3 at Colorado State L/62-65 N28 vs. (22/23) UCLA (AXS) L/76-88 D6 at New Mexico State (ASN) L/64-71 D4 MOREHEAD STATE (ASN) W/58-48 D8 INCARNATE WORD W/81-65 D7 ILLINOIS STATE (ASN) L/74-78 D16 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA W/80-62 D14 UNC ASHEVILLE (ASN) W/79-71 D19 (3) ARIZONA (FS1) L/55-60 D18 (RV) LSU (CBS SN) L/70-79 Dec. 21-22 at WestStar Bank Don Haskins Sun Bowl Invitational, El Paso D22 at Chattanooga (ASN) L/67-83 D21 ALCORN STATE W/78-45 D27 at (20/21) North Carolina (ESPN2) L/58-89 D22 KENT STATE W/78-75 J4 eat Middle Tennessee W/54-49 J2 eat North Texas (ASN) W/85-71 J8 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC W/66-57 J4 eat Rice (ASN) W/66-57 J10 eFIU W/70-53 J8 eLOUISIANA TECH L/45-58 J15 eat Louisiana Tech (ASN) L/71-74 J10 eSOUTHERN MISS W/74-40 J17 eat Southern Miss W/63-56 J17 eat UTSA (ASN) W/73-55 J22 eCHARLOTTE W/81-76 (ot) J22 eat WKU (FS1) L/66-71 (ot) J24 eOLD DOMINION (ASN) W/81-68 J24 eat Marshall (ASN) L/71-78 J29 eat UTEP (CBS SN) L/69-71 J29 eUAB (CBS SN) W/71-69 J31 eat UTSA W/65-57 J31 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE W/83-70 F5 e(RV) LOUISIANA TECH (CBS SN) W/80-60 F5 eat Florida Atlantic (ASN) W/63-56 F7 eSOUTHERN MISS W/78-68 F7 eat FIU (ASN) W/67-64 F12 eat North Texas L/64-67 F12 eCHARLOTTE W/73-68 F14 eat Rice L/73-82 (2ot) F14 e(RV) OLD DOMINION W/62-47 F19 eWKU (FCS) W/71-66 F21 eUTSA W/69-62 F21 eMARSHALL W/72-54 F26 eat Louisiana Tech (FS1) 6 p.m. F28 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE (ASN) 2 p.m. F28 eat Southern Miss 6 p.m. M5 eat Florida Atlantic 6 p.m. M5 eNORTH TEXAS 7 p.m. M7 eat FIU (ASN) 7 p.m. M7 eRICE 2 p.m. March 11-14 hosts Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Alabama March 11-14 at Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Alabama eC-USA Game All times Central eC-USA Game All times Mountain UAB NOTES UTEP NOTES e UAB’s top three leading scorers in two wins this week were a trio of eUTEP won its seventh game in a row with a 69-62 decision over UTSA freshmen – Chris Cokley, William Lee and Nick Norton . Cokley recorded Saturday. Four Miners scored in double-fi gures, led by 18 from junior G back-to-back double-doubles, while Lee recorded 16 points and 10 re- Earvin Morris. Senior G C.J. Cooper added 16 points, including four three- bounds en route to his third double-double in the last four games. Norton points, while sophomore Vince Hunter and senior Julian Washburn con- averaged 9.5 ppg o! a 5-for-10 shooting performance last week, as he has tributed 10 points each. now hit a 3-point basket in 21 of 28 games played this season. eThe win was No. 100 at UTEP for head coach Tim Floyd . e With the Blazers’ two wins at Bartow Arena this past week, UAB im- eMorris and Washburn scored 15 points apiece in the Miners 62-47 proved to 8-0 at home vs. Conference USA opponents. It is UAB’s top win over Old Dominion Feb. 14. The Miners currently sit in second mark at home in league play since the 2003-04 NCAA Sweet 16 team place in the C-USA standings. went 8-0. eFive Miners scored in double-fi gures as UTEP posted a 73-68 e UAB used a balanced o! ense as fi ve Blazers scored in double-fi gures win over Charlotte Feb. 12. Senior F Cedrick Lang registered a in a 78-68 win over Southern Miss Feb. 7. UAB connected on 35-of-42 double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Cooper led the from the free throw line, including 23-of-27 in the second half. Miners with 15 points.

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UTSA ROADRUNNERS WKU HILLTOPPERS (13-12, 7-7 C-USA) (16-10, 9-5 C-USA) Head Coach: Brooks Thompson Head Coach: Ray Harper Twitter: @UTSAMBB / @CoachT_UTSA Twitter: @WKUBasketball / @WKUSports Facebook: UTSAMBB Facebook: WKUBasketball Arena: UTSA Convocation Center (2,650) Arena: E.A. Diddle Arena Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result N14 HUSTON-TILLOTSON W/92-74 N15 AUSTIN PEAY W/77-70 N17 TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN L/62-63 N18 at (RV) Minnesota # (ESPN3) L/54-76 N22 TEXAS STATE W/80-67 N22 BELMONT L/63-64 N25 LOYOLA-CHICAGO (ASN) L/57-71 N25 at Stony Brook # L/61-71 N30 SOUTHERN UTAH L/92-93 Nov. 27 NIT Season Tip-O! , Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y. D3 at Northern Arizona (FOX Arizona/FCS) W/88-83 (ot) N27 vs. Saint Joseph’s (ESPNU) W/62-59 D6 at Washington State (Pac-12 Network) L/71-91 D3 BOWLING GREEN STATE (ASN) W/62-52 D15 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi W/73-60 D6 at Murray State (ASN) L/81-93 D20 at (RV) TCU L/57-88 D13 at Ole Miss (SEC Network) W/66-56 D30 CAMERON W/79-68 D17 CHICAGO STATE (FCS) W/75-60 J2 eat Rice L/52-67 D20 (4) LOUISVILLE (FS1) L/67-76 J4 eat North Texas (FSN) W/71-61 D27 BRESCIA (FCS) W/89-42 J8 eSOUTHERN MISS (ASN) W/77-57 D29 ALICE LLOYD (FCS) W/104-62 J10 eLOUISIANA TECH L/72-84 J4 eMARSHALL (FCS) W/81-62 J12 at Texas-Pan American W/68-43 J8 eCHARLOTTE (FCS) W/74-66 J17 eUTEP (ASN) L/55-73 J10 e(25) OLD DOMINION (ASN) W/72-65 J22 eat Marshall W/82-68 J15 eat Florida Atlantic W/88-85 (ot) J24 eat WKU (FCS) L/74-83 J17 eat FIU W/65-58 J29 eMIDDLE TENNESSEE (ASN) W/69-58 J22 eUTEP (FSN) W/71-66 (ot) J31 eUAB L/57-65 J24 eUTSA (FCS) W/83-74 F5 eat FIU W/74-63 J29 eat Louisiana Tech (CBS SN) L/56-69 F7 eat FLORIDA ATLANTIC W/74-59 J31 eat Southern Miss (FCS) W/73-62 F12 e(RV) OLD DOMINION (ASN) W/72-67 F5 eNORTH TEXAS (FCS) W/65-59 F14 eCHARLOTTE L/81-89 F7 eRICE (FCS) L/68-72 F21 eat UTEP L/62-69 F14 eat Marshall (ASN) L/82-87 F26 eat Southern Miss 7 p.m. F19 eat UAB (FCS) L/66-71 F28 eat Louisiana Tech 6 p.m. F22 eat Middle Tennessee (FSN) L/66-68 M5 eRICE 7 p.m. F26 eFLORIDA ATLANTIC (FCS) 7 p.m. M7 eNORTH TEXAS 2 p.m. F28 eFIU (FCS) 7 p.m. March 11-14 Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. M5 eat Charlotte (FCS) 6 p.m. M7 eat Old Dominion (ASN) 4:30 p.m. March 11-14 hosts Conference USA Championship, Birmingham, Ala. # NIT Season Tip-O! eC-USA Game All times Central eC-USA Game All times Central UTSA NOTES WKU NOTES e Senior Keon Lewis scored 14 of his game-high 21 points in the second e Senior T.J. Price poured in a game-high 22 points, but WKU lost to half to help UTSA rally from a 10-point defi cit with less than 15 minutes to host UAB, 71-66, on Feb. 19. Price leads the league in scoring and ranks play for a 72-67 win over visiting Old Dominion Feb. 12. Lewis went 5-of- among the top 50 nationally, averaging 17.9 points per game. 7 from the fi eld and a perfect 9-of-9 at the free-throw line for his sixth e Sophomore G Chris Harrison-Docks led WKU with 20 points and 20-point game of the campaign. Junior G Ryan Bowie added 16 points seven rebounds – both totals just one shy of his career bests - but the Hill- and six rebounds for the Roadrunners, who won their third consecu- toppers fell to Marshall Feb. 14 in a match-up between the two winningest tive game, while classmates Jeromie Hill and Kaj-Björn Sherman each programs in Conference USA. chipped in with 11 points. e Senior F George Fant registered his 10th double-double with a career- e Hill also recorded four baskets against ODU to become the third player best 16 rebounds and 12 points Feb 5. Price led all scorers with 19 points. in program history to connect on at least 600 fi eld goals. UTSA shot a e Price tossed in 30 points as the Hilltoppers picked up a 73-62 blistering 61.1 percent in the second half and 51.1 percent for the game. road win at Southern Miss Jan. 31. Price’s 30 points tied his career e The Roadrunners have had more than one player record a double- high and he also added fi ve assists and four steals (also ties for a double in a game twice this season. Sherman and Hill teamed up for dou- career high). Fant hit the 800-rebound mark for his career. ble-doubles in wins over Cameron (Dec. 30) and Florida Atlantic (Feb. 7). @Conference_USA ConferenceUSA 2014-15 Conference USA INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

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SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 147 68 104 466 17.9 1. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 71 176 247 9.5 2. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 27 166 22 118 472 17.5 2. FANT, George-WKU Sr 26 92 135 227 8.7 3. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 25 161 49 47 418 16.7 3. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 27 54 180 234 8.7 4. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 26 157 39 75 428 16.5 4. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 25 51 142 193 7.7 5. HAMILTON, Alex-TECH Jr 28 141 29 135 446 15.9 5. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 27 70 126 196 7.3 6. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 26 152 56 51 411 15.8 6. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 25 72 104 176 7.0 7. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 26 139 37 91 406 15.6 7. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 27 88 96 184 6.8 8. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 151 3 100 405 15.6 8. UPSHAW, Reggie-MT So 28 53 136 189 6.8 9. APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 28 162 58 52 434 15.5 9. CLAYTON, Willie-CHA Jr 27 91 90 181 6.7 GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 26 119 58 107 403 15.5 10. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 26 65 109 174 6.7 11. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 25 101 28 145 375 15.0 11. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 26 63 110 173 6.7 12. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 27 131 24 108 394 14.6 12. PENN, Kelvin-FAU Sr 25 73 91 164 6.6 13. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 25 125 24 79 353 14.1 13. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 28 61 118 179 6.4 14. FANT, George-WKU Sr 26 134 0 85 353 13.6 14. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 26 48 113 161 6.2 15. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 26 115 65 57 352 13.5 15. TAYLOR, Denzell-ODU So 26 92 62 154 5.9 16. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 25 111 44 70 336 13.4 16. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 25 35 112 147 5.9 17. BROWN, Robert-UAB Jr 28 135 44 53 367 13.1 17. DRONE, Andrew-RICE So 26 48 102 150 5.8 18. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 27 136 0 81 353 13.1 18. LEE, William-UAB 25 46 97 143 5.7 19. BOWIE, Ryan-UTSA Jr 25 113 49 42 317 12.7 19. BOWIE, Ryan-UTSA Jr 25 53 89 142 5.7 20. DORN, Torin-CHA Fr 27 122 25 50 319 11.8 20. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 24 53 80 133 5.5 21. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 25 94 0 104 292 11.7 22. McCREE, Erik-TECH So 28 118 26 63 325 11.6 23. LOOP, Austin-MAR So 27 91 72 48 302 11.2 24. HARRISON-DOCKS, C.-WKU So 26 91 60 45 287 11.0 25. MORRIS, Earvin-UTEP Jr 26 96 44 47 283 10.9

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 27 136 217 . 6 2 7 1. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 28 213 7.6 2. ROSS, Richard-ODU Sr 26 93 156 . 5 9 6 2. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 27 156 5.8 3. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 26 88 149 . 5 9 1 3. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 26 105 4.0 4. CLAYTON, Willie-CHA Jr 27 92 159 . 5 7 9 4. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 99 3.8 5. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 25 94 164 . 5 7 3 5. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 25 95 3.8 6. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 28 90 161 . 5 5 9 6. NIKOLIC, Aleksa-MAR Fr 27 101 3.7 7. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 26 100 180 . 5 5 6 NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 27 101 3.7 8. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 24 98 177 . 5 5 4 8. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 26 87 3.3 9. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 151 281 . 5 3 7 9. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 25 81 3.2 10. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 27 111 208 . 5 3 4 10. COOPER, C.J.-UTEP Sr 26 82 3.2 11. COKLEY, Chris-UAB Fr 28 86 163 . 5 2 8 11. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 27 79 2.9 12. FANT, George-WKU Sr 26 134 256 . 5 2 3 12. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 26 76 2.9 13. DORN, Torin-CHA Fr 27 122 242 . 5 0 4 13. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 27 78 2.9 14. WOODS, Keyshawn-CHA Fr 27 93 187 . 4 9 7 14. BACOTE, Aaron-ODU Jr 26 74 2.8 15. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 26 89 181 . 4 9 2 15. BROWN, Robert-UAB Jr 28 78 2.8

FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 26 58 68 . 8 5 3 1. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 27 70 2.6 2. BACOTE, Aaron-ODU Jr 26 86 101 . 8 5 1 2. HAMILTON, Alex-TECH Jr 28 54 1.9 3. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 26 107 129 . 8 2 9 3. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 28 50 1.8 4. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 26 57 69 . 8 2 6 4. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 25 43 1.7 5. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 104 126 . 8 2 5 5. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 26 43 1.7 6. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 25 145 178 . 8 1 5 6. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 26 42 1.6 7. OGBUEZE, Braxton-CHA So 27 55 68 . 8 0 9 7. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 27 40 1.5 8. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 26 55 69 . 7 9 7 8. DRAPER, Daviyon-FIU Fr 25 35 1.4 9. BAXTER, Hakeem-UAB So 28 81 102 . 7 9 4 9. APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 28 37 1.3 10. MADISON, Tyler-UAB So 28 57 72 . 7 9 2 10. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 33 1.3 11. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 25 70 89 . 7 8 7 11. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 27 34 1.3 12. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 25 104 133 . 7 8 2 12. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 25 31 1.2 13. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 27 74 96 . 7 7 1 BOWIE, Ryan-UTSA Jr 25 31 1.2 14. HAMILTON, Alex-TECH Jr 28 135 182 . 7 4 2 14. BROWN, Robert-UAB Jr 28 34 1.2 15. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 26 91 125 . 7 2 8 15. DESIR, Tashawn-FIU Jr 26 30 1.2 PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 30 1.2 2014-15 Conference USA INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. WOODS, Keyshawn-CHA Fr 27 39 83 . 4 7 0 1. LOOP, Austin-MAR So 27 72 2.7 2. MORRIS, Earvin-UTEP Jr 26 44 102 . 4 3 1 2. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 68 2.6 3. OGBUEZE, Braxton-CHA So 27 45 106 . 4 2 5 3. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 26 65 2.5 4. TRAPP, Jackson-FAU Jr 22 40 97 . 4 1 2 4. HARRISON-DOCKS, C.-WKU So 26 60 2.3 5. MASSEY, Justin-FAU Fr 25 35 85 . 4 1 2 5. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 26 58 2.2 6. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 68 166 . 4 1 0 6. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 26 56 2.2 7. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 26 58 142 . 4 0 8 7. APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 28 58 2.1 8. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 27 45 115 . 3 9 1 8. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 25 49 2.0 9. JACKSON, Trency-WKU Sr 26 40 104 . 3 8 5 BOWIE, Ryan-UTSA Jr 25 49 2.0 10. POTTS, Giddy-MT Fr 28 37 97 . 3 8 1 10. TRAPP, Jackson-FAU Jr 22 40 1.8 11. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 26 65 171 . 3 8 0 11. MENCY, Bishop-RICE Fr 26 46 1.8 12. LOOP, Austin-MAR So 27 72 191 . 3 7 7 12. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 25 44 1.8 13. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 25 49 131 . 3 7 4 13. MORRIS, Earvin-UTEP Jr 26 44 1.7 14. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 26 56 152 . 3 6 8 MOSLEY, Ambrose-ODU So 26 44 1.7 15. COOPER, C.J.-UTEP Sr 26 38 104 . 3 6 5 15. OGBUEZE, Braxton-CHA So 27 45 1.7 EDMONDS, Justin-MAR Sr 27 45 1.7 NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 27 45 1.7

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 27 77 2.9 1. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 28 213 66 3.2 2. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 28 78 2.8 2. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 27 156 64 2.4 3. MEHINTI, Tosin-UAB So 28 60 2.1 3. COOPER, C.J.-UTEP Sr 26 82 34 2.4 4. ROSS, Richard-ODU Sr 26 42 1.6 4. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 27 101 47 2.1 LAWSON, Ben-WKU So 26 42 1.6 5. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 26 87 41 2.1 6. PENN, Kelvin-FAU Sr 25 36 1.4 6. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 25 95 52 1.8 7. LEE, William-UAB 25 33 1.3 7. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 26 105 65 1.6 8. WILLMS, Matt-UTEP So 20 22 1.1 8. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 99 66 1.5 9. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 26 1.0 9. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 25 81 55 1.5 10. KAMBOLA, JP-MAR Sr 24 23 1.0 10. NIKOLIC, Aleksa-MAR Fr 27 101 82 1.2 11. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 24 22 0.9 12. UPSHAW, Reggie-MT So 28 25 0.9 13. DRAPER, Daviyon-FIU Fr 25 22 0.9 14. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 27 23 0.9 15. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 27 21 0.8

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. TAYLOR, Denzell-ODU So 26 92 3.5 1. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 176 6.8 FANT, George-WKU Sr 26 92 3.5 2. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 27 180 6.7 3. CLAYTON, Willie-CHA Jr 27 91 3.4 3. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 25 142 5.7 4. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 27 88 3.3 4. FANT, George-WKU Sr 26 135 5.2 5. PENN, Kelvin-FAU Sr 25 73 2.9 5. UPSHAW, Reggie-MT So 28 136 4.9 6. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 25 72 2.9 6. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 126 4.8 7. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 26 71 2.7 7. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 27 126 4.7 8. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 27 70 2.6 8. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 25 112 4.5 9. ROZIER, Jacquez-MT Sr 28 71 2.5 9. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 27 119 4.4 10. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 26 65 2.5 10. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 26 113 4.3 11. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 26 63 2.4 VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 26 113 4.3 12. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 24 53 2.2 12. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 26 110 4.2 13. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 28 61 2.2 13. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 28 118 4.2 14. BOWIE, Ryan-UTSA Jr 25 53 2.1 14. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 26 109 4.2 15. COKLEY, Chris-UAB Fr 28 59 2.1 15. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 25 104 4.2

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 27 971 36.0 2. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 26 913 35.1 3. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 26 894 34.4 4. TRAPP, Jackson-FAU Jr 22 752 34.2 5. BOWIE, Ryan-UTSA Jr 25 845 33.8 6. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 26 873 33.6 7. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 26 870 33.5 8. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 25 835 33.4 9. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 25 830 33.2 10. APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 28 928 33.1 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G 1. Charlotte 27 12-15 1990 73.7 1. Old Dominion 26 1486 57.2 2. Louisiana Tech 28 21-7 2043 73.0 2. Middle Tennessee 28 1731 61.8 3. WKU 26 16-10 1886 72.5 3. UTEP 26 1634 62.8 4. UTSA 25 13-12 1791 71.6 4. FIU 27 1732 64.1 5. UTEP 26 19-7 1812 69.7 5. Louisiana Tech 28 1811 64.7 6. UAB 28 15-13 1918 68.5 6. Rice 26 1701 65.4 7. Marshall 27 9-18 1803 66.8 7. Florida Atlantic 25 1648 65.9 8. North Texas 26 13-13 1705 65.6 8. North Texas 26 1744 67.1 9. Old Dominion 26 20-6 1699 65.3 9. WKU 26 1763 67.8 10. Middle Tennessee 28 15-13 1768 63.1 10. UAB 28 1900 67.9 11. Rice 26 10-16 1635 62.9 11. Southern Miss 26 1780 68.5 12. Florida Atlantic 25 8-17 1568 62.7 12. UTSA 25 1764 70.6 13. FIU 27 13-14 1673 62.0 13. Charlotte 27 1936 71.7 14. Southern Miss 26 7-19 1548 59.5 14. Marshall 27 1944 72.0

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Louisiana Tech 28 73.0 64.7 +8.3 1. UAB 28 435 583 . 7 4 6 2. Old Dominion 26 65.3 57.2 +8.2 2. Rice 26 325 440 . 7 3 9 3. UTEP 26 69.7 62.8 +6.8 3. Middle Tennessee 28 385 544 . 7 0 8 4. WKU 26 72.5 67.8 +4.7 4. UTSA 25 436 627 . 6 9 5 5. Charlotte 27 73.7 71.7 +2.0 5. Old Dominion 26 304 445 . 6 8 3 6. Middle Tennessee 28 63.1 61.8 +1.3 6. Louisiana Tech 28 401 587 . 6 8 3 7. UTSA 25 71.6 70.6 +1.1 7. Florida Atlantic 25 266 401 . 6 6 3 8. UAB 28 68.5 67.9 +0.6 8. WKU 26 387 588 . 6 5 8 9. North Texas 26 65.6 67.1 -1.5 9. UTEP 26 384 591 . 6 5 0 10. FIU 27 62.0 64.1 -2.2 10. Marshall 27 348 540 . 6 4 4 11. Rice 26 62.9 65.4 -2.5 11. FIU 27 329 519 . 6 3 4 12. Florida Atlantic 25 62.7 65.9 -3.2 12. Charlotte 27 357 569 . 6 2 7 13. Marshall 27 66.8 72.0 -5.2 13. Southern Miss 26 292 467 . 6 2 5 14. Southern Miss 26 59.5 68.5 -8.9 14. North Texas 26 360 579 . 6 2 2

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct. FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct. 1. UTEP 26 643 1367 . 4 7 0 1. Old Dominion 26 511 1278 . 4 0 0 2. Charlotte 27 727 1566 . 4 6 4 2. FIU 27 599 1497 . 4 0 0 3. Louisiana Tech 28 725 1617 . 4 4 8 3. North Texas 26 602 1462 . 4 1 2 4. FIU 27 612 1376 . 4 4 5 4. UTEP 26 595 1440 . 4 1 3 5. North Texas 26 614 1409 . 4 3 6 5. Louisiana Tech 28 658 1578 . 4 1 7 6. WKU 26 647 1501 . 4 3 1 6. UAB 28 673 1603 . 4 2 0 7. Old Dominion 26 618 1434 . 4 3 1 7. WKU 26 625 1486 . 4 2 1 8. Southern Miss 26 546 1275 . 4 2 8 8. Marshall 27 695 1623 . 4 2 8 9. UTSA 25 597 1400 . 4 2 6 9. Middle Tennessee 28 587 1361 . 4 3 1 10. UAB 28 667 1570 . 4 2 5 10. Charlotte 27 684 1564 . 4 3 7 11. Middle Tennessee 28 600 1434 . 4 1 8 11. Rice 26 588 1337 . 4 4 0 12. Florida Atlantic 25 560 1357 . 4 1 3 12. UTSA 25 630 1401 . 4 5 0 13. Rice 26 540 1311 . 4 1 2 13. Florida Atlantic 25 610 1350 . 4 5 2 14. Marshall 27 619 1570 . 3 9 4 14. Southern Miss 26 636 1382 . 4 6 0

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1. Charlotte 27 179 467 . 3 8 3 1. Florida Atlantic 25 79 285 . 2 7 7 2. UTEP 26 142 391 . 3 6 3 2. Old Dominion 26 144 478 . 3 0 1 3. Middle Tennessee 28 183 513 . 3 5 7 3. FIU 27 173 560 . 3 0 9 4. Rice 26 230 646 . 3 5 6 4. WKU 26 170 531 . 3 2 0 5. WKU 26 205 578 . 3 5 5 5. Marshall 27 191 589 . 3 2 4 6. Florida Atlantic 25 182 535 . 3 4 0 6. UAB 28 168 517 . 3 2 5 7. Southern Miss 26 164 491 . 3 3 4 7. UTEP 26 148 448 . 3 3 0 8. Louisiana Tech 28 192 576 . 3 3 3 8. North Texas 26 203 607 . 3 3 4 9. UTSA 25 161 485 . 3 3 2 9. Louisiana Tech 28 155 456 . 3 4 0 10. Old Dominion 26 159 489 . 3 2 5 10. Middle Tennessee 28 159 453 . 3 5 1 11. UAB 28 149 460 . 3 2 4 11. Charlotte 27 209 592 . 3 5 3 12. Marshall 27 217 693 . 3 1 3 12. Rice 26 163 450 . 3 6 2 13. FIU 27 120 391 . 3 0 7 13. UTSA 25 197 536 . 3 6 8 14. North Texas 26 117 396 . 2 9 5 14. Southern Miss 26 207 557 . 3 7 2 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G 1. WKU 26 988 38.0 1. Middle Tennessee 28 851 30.4 2. Marshall 27 1021 37.8 2. Old Dominion 26 808 31.1 3. Old Dominion 26 947 36.4 3. Rice 26 863 33.2 4. North Texas 26 944 36.3 4. UTSA 25 838 33.5 5. UAB 28 1016 36.3 5. UTEP 26 875 33.7 6. Charlotte 27 971 36.0 6. Southern Miss 26 876 33.7 7. UTSA 25 880 35.2 7. FIU 27 935 34.6 8. FIU 27 941 34.9 8. Charlotte 27 942 34.9 9. UTEP 26 903 34.7 9. Florida Atlantic 25 887 35.5 10. Middle Tennessee 28 957 34.2 10. UAB 28 995 35.5 11. Louisiana Tech 28 929 33.2 11. WKU 26 926 35.6 12. Florida Atlantic 25 797 31.9 12. North Texas 26 939 36.1 13. Rice 26 821 31.6 13. Louisiana Tech 28 1065 38.0 14. Southern Miss 26 766 29.5 14. Marshall 27 1081 40.0

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G 1. Old Dominion 26 947 36.4 808 31.1 +5.3 1. Louisiana Tech 28 160 5.7 2. Middle Tennessee 28 957 34.2 851 30.4 +3.8 2. UAB 28 148 5.3 3. WKU 26 988 38.0 926 35.6 +2.4 3. FIU 27 122 4.5 4. UTSA 25 880 35.2 838 33.5 +1.7 4. UTEP 26 104 4.0 5. UTEP 26 903 34.7 875 33.7 +1.1 5. North Texas 26 95 3.7 6. Charlotte 27 971 36.0 942 34.9 +1.1 6. Florida Atlantic 25 86 3.4 7. UAB 28 1016 36.3 995 35.5 +0.8 7. Old Dominion 26 88 3.4 8. FIU 27 941 34.9 935 34.6 +0.2 8. WKU 26 87 3.3 9. North Texas 26 944 36.3 939 36.1 +0.2 9. Marshall 27 82 3.0 10. Rice 26 821 31.6 863 33.2 -1.6 10. Middle Tennessee 28 83 3.0 11. Marshall 27 1021 37.8 1081 40.0 -2.2 11. Charlotte 27 68 2.5 12. Florida Atlantic 25 797 31.9 887 35.5 -3.6 12. UTSA 25 57 2.3 13. Southern Miss 26 766 29.5 876 33.7 -4.2 13. Southern Miss 26 58 2.2 14. Louisiana Tech 28 929 33.2 1065 38.0 -4.9 14. Rice 26 57 2.2

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G STEALS G No. Avg/G 1. WKU 26 373 14.3 1. Louisiana Tech 28 237 8.5 2. Louisiana Tech 28 391 14.0 2. North Texas 26 186 7.2 3. Charlotte 27 376 13.9 3. UTSA 25 178 7.1 4. UTEP 26 361 13.9 4. UAB 28 198 7.1 5. UAB 28 383 13.7 5. Marshall 27 184 6.8 6. Old Dominion 26 347 13.3 FIU 27 184 6.8 7. Marshall 27 355 13.1 7. Charlotte 27 178 6.6 8. Rice 26 323 12.4 8. Southern Miss 26 155 6.0 9. UTSA 25 310 12.4 9. Rice 26 154 5.9 10. Southern Miss 26 302 11.6 10. Old Dominion 26 152 5.8 11. Middle Tennessee 28 320 11.4 11. Middle Tennessee 28 163 5.8 12. FIU 27 304 11.3 12. WKU 26 144 5.5 13. Florida Atlantic 25 261 10.4 13. UTEP 26 140 5.4 14. North Texas 26 259 10.0 14. Florida Atlantic 25 112 4.5

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio 1. Louisiana Tech 28 314 11.2 457 16.3 +5.1 1. Louisiana Tech 28 391 14.0 314 11.2 1.2 2. UTSA 25 311 12.4 358 14.3 +1.9 2. Old Dominion 26 347 13.3 281 10.8 1.2 3. Old Dominion 26 281 10.8 322 12.4 +1.6 3. UTEP 26 361 13.9 320 12.3 1.1 4. WKU 26 333 12.8 348 13.4 +0.6 4. WKU 26 373 14.3 333 12.8 1.1 5. UTEP 26 320 12.3 330 12.7 +0.4 5. Charlotte 27 376 13.9 361 13.4 1.0 6. North Texas 26 363 14.0 368 14.2 +0.2 6. UTSA 25 310 12.4 311 12.4 1.0 7. UAB 28 388 13.9 390 13.9 +0.1 7. UAB 28 383 13.7 388 13.9 1.0 8. Charlotte 27 361 13.4 352 13.0 -0.3 8. Rice 26 323 12.4 374 14.4 0.9 9. Middle Tennessee 28 390 13.9 375 13.4 -0.5 9. Marshall 27 355 13.1 415 15.4 0.9 10. Rice 26 374 14.4 341 13.1 -1.3 10. Florida Atlantic 25 261 10.4 315 12.6 0.8 11. Florida Atlantic 25 315 12.6 278 11.1 -1.5 11. Middle Tennessee 28 320 11.4 390 13.9 0.8 12. Southern Miss 26 372 14.3 331 12.7 -1.6 12. Southern Miss 26 302 11.6 372 14.3 0.8 13. Marshall 27 415 15.4 366 13.6 -1.8 13. FIU 27 304 11.3 413 15.3 0.7 14. FIU 27 413 15.3 341 12.6 -2.7 14. North Texas 26 259 10.0 363 14.0 0.7 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 1. UTSA 25 319 12.8 1. Marshall 27 712 26.4 2. Old Dominion 26 325 12.5 2. WKU 26 682 26.2 3. UAB 28 339 12.1 3. FIU 27 684 25.3 4. Charlotte 27 321 11.9 4. North Texas 26 657 25.3 5. WKU 26 306 11.8 5. UTEP 26 656 25.2 6. Marshall 27 309 11.4 6. UAB 28 677 24.2 7. North Texas 26 287 11.0 7. Charlotte 27 650 24.1 8. Middle Tennessee 28 295 10.5 8. Old Dominion 26 622 23.9 9. Louisiana Tech 28 288 10.3 9. Middle Tennessee 28 662 23.6 10. Florida Atlantic 25 238 9.5 10. Louisiana Tech 28 641 22.9 11. FIU 27 257 9.5 11. Rice 26 595 22.9 12. UTEP 26 247 9.5 12. UTSA 25 561 22.4 13. Rice 26 226 8.7 13. Florida Atlantic 25 559 22.4 14. Southern Miss 26 222 8.5 14. Southern Miss 26 544 20.9

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb% OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb% 1. Middle Tennessee 28 662 218 .752 1. Old Dominion 26 325 575 .361 2. Old Dominion 26 622 233 .727 2. UTSA 25 319 570 .359 3. WKU 26 682 277 .711 3. UAB 28 339 646 .344 4. UTEP 26 656 272 .707 4. Charlotte 27 321 639 .334 5. Rice 26 595 266 .691 5. WKU 26 306 649 .320 6. Florida Atlantic 25 559 260 .683 6. Middle Tennessee 28 295 633 .318 7. Charlotte 27 650 303 .682 7. North Texas 26 287 628 .314 8. FIU 27 684 320 .681 8. FIU 27 257 615 .295 9. Marshall 27 712 336 .679 9. Marshall 27 309 745 .293 10. North Texas 26 657 311 .679 10. UTEP 26 247 603 .291 11. UTSA 25 561 268 .677 11. Louisiana Tech 28 288 707 .289 12. Southern Miss 26 544 279 .661 12. Florida Atlantic 25 238 627 .275 13. UAB 28 677 349 .660 13. Rice 26 226 597 .275 14. Louisiana Tech 28 641 358 .642 14. Southern Miss 26 222 597 .271

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G 1. Rice 26 230 8.8 2. Marshall 27 217 8.0 3. WKU 26 205 7.9 4. Florida Atlantic 25 182 7.3 5. Louisiana Tech 28 192 6.9 6. Charlotte 27 179 6.6 7. Middle Tennessee 28 183 6.5 8. UTSA 25 161 6.4 9. Southern Miss 26 164 6.3 10. Old Dominion 26 159 6.1 11. UTEP 26 142 5.5 12. UAB 28 149 5.3 13. North Texas 26 117 4.5 14. FIU 27 120 4.4 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Current unbeaten streak Louisiana Tech 12-3 . 8 0 0 70.5 63.3 21-7 . 7 5 0 73.0 64.7 UTEP -- 7 UTEP 11-3 . 7 8 6 69.1 61.9 19-7 . 7 3 1 69.7 62.8 North Texas -- 4 UAB 11-4 . 7 3 3 70.5 63.9 15-13 . 5 3 6 68.5 67.9 Middle Tennessee -- 2 Old Dominion 9-5 . 6 4 3 64.1 58.9 20-6 . 7 6 9 65.3 57.2 UAB -- 2 WKU 9-5 . 6 4 3 72.1 68.9 16-10 . 6 1 5 72.5 67.8 Old Dominion -- 2 Middle Tennessee 8-7 . 5 3 3 66.6 63.2 15-13 . 5 3 6 63.1 61.8 Charlotte -- 1 UTSA 7-7 . 5 0 0 69.4 68.8 13-12 . 5 2 0 71.6 70.6 Rice -- 1 North Texas 7-7 . 5 0 0 66.4 68.0 13-13 . 5 0 0 65.6 67.1 Rice 7-7 . 5 0 0 63.8 65.1 10-16 . 3 8 5 62.9 65.4 FIU 6-8 . 4 2 9 60.5 66.6 13-14 . 4 8 1 62.0 64.1 Charlotte 5-9 . 3 5 7 71.9 69.3 12-15 . 4 4 4 73.7 71.7 Marshall 5-9 . 3 5 7 65.9 73.7 9-18 . 3 3 3 66.8 72.0 Southern Miss 2-13 . 1 3 3 57.6 68.7 7-19 . 2 6 9 59.5 68.5 Florida Atlantic 1-13 . 0 7 1 62.4 71.2 8-17 . 3 2 0 62.7 65.9

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin Charlotte 27 1990-1936 73.7-71.7 +2.0 727-1566 . 4 6 4 179-467 . 3 8 3 357-569 . 6 2 7 971 942 +1.1 FIU 27 1673-1732 62.0-64.1 -2.2 612-1376 . 4 4 5 120-391 . 3 0 7 329-519 . 6 3 4 941 935 +0.2 Florida Atlantic 25 1568-1648 62.7-65.9 -3.2 560-1357 . 4 1 3 182-535 . 3 4 0 266-401 . 6 6 3 797 887 -3.6 Louisiana Tech 28 2043-1811 73.0-64.7 +8.3 725-1617 . 4 4 8 192-576 . 3 3 3 401-587 . 6 8 3 929 1065 -4.9 Marshall 27 1803-1944 66.8-72.0 -5.2 619-1570 . 3 9 4 217-693 . 3 1 3 348-540 . 6 4 4 1021 1081 -2.2 Middle Tennessee 28 1768-1731 63.1-61.8 +1.3 600-1434 . 4 1 8 183-513 . 3 5 7 385-544 . 7 0 8 957 851 +3.8 North Texas 26 1705-1744 65.6-67.1 -1.5 614-1409 . 4 3 6 117-396 . 2 9 5 360-579 . 6 2 2 944 939 +0.2 Old Dominion 26 1699-1486 65.3-57.2 +8.2 618-1434 . 4 3 1 159-489 . 3 2 5 304-445 . 6 8 3 947 808 +5.3 Rice 26 1635-1701 62.9-65.4 -2.5 540-1311 . 4 1 2 230-646 . 3 5 6 325-440 . 7 3 9 821 863 -1.6 Southern Miss 26 1548-1780 59.5-68.5 -8.9 546-1275 . 4 2 8 164-491 . 3 3 4 292-467 . 6 2 5 766 876 -4.2 UAB 28 1918-1900 68.5-67.9 +0.6 667-1570 . 4 2 5 149-460 . 3 2 4 435-583 . 7 4 6 1016 995 +0.8 UTEP 26 1812-1634 69.7-62.8 +6.8 643-1367 . 4 7 0 142-391 . 3 6 3 384-591 . 6 5 0 903 875 +1.1 UTSA 25 1791-1764 71.6-70.6 +1.1 597-1400 . 4 2 6 161-485 . 3 3 2 436-627 . 6 9 5 880 838 +1.7 WKU 26 1886-1763 72.5-67.8 +4.7 647-1501 . 4 3 1 205-578 . 3 5 5 387-588 . 6 5 8 988 926 +2.4

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Charlotte 11-47928 4357 12-53566 4464 4-15235 3809 27-116729 4323 FIU 10-12898 1290 15-53396 3560 2-688 344 27-66982 2481 Florida Atlantic 12-14361 1197 13-38924 2994 0-0 0 25-53285 2131 Louisiana Tech 13-43168 3321 15-86815 5788 0-0 0 28-129983 4642 Marshall 15-76196 5080 11-54641 4967 1-10749 10749 27-141586 5244 Middle Tennessee 15-61010 4067 11-39595 3600 2-2415 1208 28-103020 3679 North Texas 15-37352 2490 11-52636 4785 0-0 0 26-89988 3461 Old Dominion 15-105666 7044 8-38029 4754 3-2005 668 26-145700 5604 Rice 12-19819 1652 12-50169 4181 2-4920 2460 26-74908 2881 Southern Miss 13-42070 3236 13-54637 4203 0-0 0 26-96707 3720 UAB 16-50622 3164 9-45611 5068 3-5558 1853 28-101791 3635 UTEP 14-119097 8507 9-32605 3623 3-2191 730 26-153893 5919 UTSA 13-13007 1001 12-35835 2986 0-0 0 25-48842 1954 WKU 14-63229 4516 11-50771 4616 1-1266 1266 26-115266 4433 Totals 188-706423 3758 162-687230 4242 21-45027 2144 371-1438680 3878 2014-15 Conference USA C-USA Individual Highs Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS

Points 36 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Marshall (1/22/15) 33 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) at Georgia Southern (11/24/14) 32 GEARHART, Seth (Rice) vs UAB (02/14/15) Field goals made 13 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) at Hartford (12/21/14) 13 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Marshall (1/22/15) Field goal attempts 23 FREEMAN, Trey (Old Dominion) vs Georgia State (12-17-14) 22 APPLEBY, Raheem (Louisiana Tech) at Temple (11/17/14) 22 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) vs Louisiana Tech (1/10/15) 22 Poole, Solomon (Florida Atlantic) vs WKU (1/15/15) 22 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Marshall (1/22/15) 22 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) at Charlotte (02/19/15) Field goal percentage 1.000 (8-8) BACOTE, Aaron (Old Dominion) vs VCU (11-29-14) .929 (13-14) DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) at Hartford (12/21/14) 3-Pt FG made 8 POTTS, Giddy (Middle Tennessee) vs Marshall (2/19/15) 7 BROWN, Robert (UAB) vs Illinois State (12/7/14) 3-Pt FG attempts 15 Poole, Solomon (Florida Atlantic) vs WKU (1/15/15) 14 HARRISON-DOCKS, C. (WKU) at Marshall (2/14/15) 3-Pt percentage .833 (5-6) MASSEY, Justin (Florida Atlantic) vs East Carolina (12/3/14) .833 (5-6) JACKSON, Marcus (Rice) vs UTEP (01/04/15) .833 (5-6) BOWIE, Ryan (UTSA) at Texas-Pan American (01/12/15) Free throws made 20 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 13 LEWIS, Keon (UTSA) at Texas A&M-Corpus Chr (12/15/14) Free throw attempts 23 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 17 TAYLOR, Ryan (Marshall) at Louisville (11/21/14) 17 MAVIN, Dennis (FIU) at Middle Tennessee (1/8/15) Free throw percentage 1.000 (11-11) OGBUEZE, Braxton (Charlotte) vs Penn State (11/20/14) 1.000 (10-10) JACKSON, Marcus (Rice) vs Prairie View A&M (11/19/14) 1.000 (10-10) GEARHART, Seth (Rice) at WKU (02/07/15) 1.000 (9-9) LEWIS, Keon (UTSA) vs Old Dominion (2/12/15) 1.000 (8-8) FREEMAN, Trey (Old Dominion) vs UNC Wilmington (11-15-14) 1.000 (8-8) LEWIS, Keon (UTSA) vs Texas State (11/22/14) 1.000 (8-8) GEARHART, Seth (Rice) vs Houston Baptist (12/03/14) 1.000 (8-8) PRICE, T.J. (WKU) at Ole Miss (12/13/14) 1.000 (8-8) WATTS, Denzell (UAB) vs UNC Asheville (12/14/14) 1.000 (8-8) BACOTE, Aaron (Old Dominion) at UAB (1/24/15) 1.000 (8-8) MADISON, Tyler (UAB) vs Southern Miss (2/7/15) 1.000 (8-8) VOSS, Colin (North Texas) at Florida Atlantic (2/19/15) Rebounds 18 TAYLOR, Ryan (Marshall) at Louisville (11/21/14) 18 THORNE JR., Mike (Charlotte) at UNC Asheville (11-30-14) 17 TAYLOR, Ryan (Marshall) vs King (12/16/14) 17 SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn (UTSA) vs Cameron (12/30/14) Assists 12 HENRY, Pierria (Charlotte) at Middle Tennessee (1/24/15) 12 SMITH, Kenneth (Louisiana Tech) vs WKU (1/29/15) 12 SMITH, Kenneth (Louisiana Tech) vs Marshall (01/31/15) Steals 6 GEARHART, Seth (Rice) vs William & Mary (11/22/14) 6 DESIR, Tashawn (FIU) at Georgia Southern (11/24/14) 6 LEWIS, Keon (UTSA) at Northern Arizona (12/03/14) 6 HENRY, Pierria (Charlotte) vs Appalachian State (12/18/14) 6 SMITH, Kenneth (Louisiana Tech) vs Nicholls State (12/18/14) 6 MORRIS, Earvin (UTEP) at North Texas (1/2/15) 6 HENRY, Pierria (Charlotte) at Marshall (01/10/15) Blocked shots 8 KYSER, Michale (Louisiana Tech) vs Samford (11/28/14) 8 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) vs UTSA (2/5/15) Turnovers 9 DESIR, Tashawn (FIU) at Louisville (12/5/14) 8 HENRY, Pierria (Charlotte) vs South Carolina (11/21/14) 2014-15 Conference USA C-USA Team Highs Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (All games)

TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)

Points 106 Charlotte vs Penn State (11/20/14) 104 WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) 99 Louisiana Tech at Northwestern State (12/2/14) Margin 47 (89-42) WKU vs Brescia (12/27/14) 42 (104-62) WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) 39 (90-51) Middle Tennessee vs Marshall (2/19/15) Field goals made 38 UAB vs Young Harris (11/17/14) 36 WKU vs Brescia (12/27/14) 36 WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) Field goal attempts 81 WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) 80 UAB vs Young Harris (11/17/14) Field goal percentage .703 (26-37) UAB vs Old Dominion (1/24/15) .647 (33-51) UTEP vs Incarnate Word (12/08/14) 3-Pt FG made 15 Louisiana Tech vs Nicholls State (12/18/14) 15 WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) 15 Rice at North Texas (1/31/15) 3-Pt FG attempts 39 WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) 38 Marshall at Arkansas State (12/20/14) 38 Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss (1/3/15) 3-Pt percentage .750 (12-16) UTEP vs Middle Tennessee (01/31/15) .714 (5-7) UAB vs Old Dominion (1/24/15) Free throws made 35 UAB vs Southern Miss (2/7/15) 34 North Texas vs Nicholls State (11/17/14) Free throw attempts 47 UAB vs USF (11/20/14) 46 Charlotte vs Penn State (11/20/14) 46 UTSA vs Southern Utah (11/30/14) Free throw percentage 1.000 (18-18) Rice at Florida Atlantic (2/21/15) 1.000 (5-5) Louisiana Tech at UTEP (01/08/15) Rebounds 56 North Texas vs Nicholls State (11/17/14) 55 WKU vs Alice Lloyd (12/29/14) Assists 24 Marshall vs King (12/16/14) 24 WKU vs Brescia (12/27/14) 24 Louisiana Tech vs Marshall (01/31/15) Steals 17 Louisiana Tech vs FIU (2/14/15) 16 Louisiana Tech vs Southern Arkansas (12/29/14) Blocked shots 13 Louisiana Tech vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 12 Louisiana Tech vs FIU (2/14/15) Turnovers 28 FIU at Louisiana Tech (2/14/15) 26 FIU vs UTSA (2/5/15) Fouls 33 Marshall at Louisville (11/21/14) 31 Rice vs Mercer (11/27/14) 2014-15 Conference USA INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 86 35 57 264 18.9 1. FANT, George-WKU Sr 14 53 89 142 10.1 2. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 14 90 14 68 262 18.7 2. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 14 26 98 124 8.9 3. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 15 104 39 33 280 18.7 3. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 32 90 122 8.7 4. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 14 94 33 31 252 18.0 4. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 14 29 80 109 7.8 5. HAMILTON, Alex-TECH Jr 15 79 18 70 246 16.4 5. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 14 43 62 105 7.5 6. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 14 79 20 51 229 16.4 6. UPSHAW, Reggie-MT So 15 27 80 107 7.1 FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 14 88 22 31 229 16.4 7. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 14 41 58 99 7.1 8. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 14 65 36 58 224 16.0 8. LEE, William-UAB 15 34 72 106 7.1 9. FANT, George-WKU Sr 14 83 0 54 220 15.7 9. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 14 42 56 98 7.0 10. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 14 69 43 34 215 15.4 DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 14 39 59 98 7.0 11. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 61 17 73 212 15.1 11. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 14 33 64 97 6.9 12. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 14 74 13 50 211 15.1 12. CLAYTON, Willie-CHA Jr 14 38 53 91 6.5 13. APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 15 89 27 20 225 15.0 13. PENN, Kelvin-FAU Sr 14 39 49 88 6.3 14. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 75 1 56 207 14.8 14. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 15 34 59 93 6.2 15. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 14 65 29 38 197 14.1 15. DRONE, Andrew-RICE So 14 23 62 85 6.1 16. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 14 65 11 43 184 13.1 16. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 14 29 55 84 6.0 17. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 14 72 0 38 182 13.0 17. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 14 31 52 83 5.9 18. BROWN, Robert-UAB Jr 15 73 23 24 193 12.9 18. McCREE, Erik-TECH So 15 22 66 88 5.9 19. MORRIS, Earvin-UTEP Jr 14 58 28 35 179 12.8 19. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 14 19 63 82 5.9 20. DORN, Torin-CHA Fr 14 66 15 30 177 12.6 TAYLOR, Denzell-ODU So 14 51 31 82 5.9 21. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 14 57 0 62 176 12.6 22. Poole, Solomon-FAU 14 63 31 18 175 12.5 23. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 14 67 5 33 172 12.3 24. McCREE, Erik-TECH So 15 70 18 22 180 12.0 LOOP, Austin-MAR So 14 47 38 36 168 12.0

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. CLAYTON, Willie-CHA Jr 14 51 80 . 6 3 8 1. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 15 117 7.8 2. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 14 72 117 . 6 1 5 2. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 14 83 5.9 3. ROSS, Richard-ODU Sr 14 43 71 . 6 0 6 3. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 14 72 5.1 4. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 14 57 95 . 6 0 0 4. NIKOLIC, Aleksa-MAR Fr 14 56 4.0 5. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 14 56 96 . 5 8 3 5. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 14 55 3.9 6. KAMBOLA, JP-MAR Sr 11 34 60 . 5 6 7 PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 55 3.9 7. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 15 48 87 . 5 5 2 7. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 14 48 3.4 8. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 14 44 80 . 5 5 0 8. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 44 3.1 9. FANT, George-WKU Sr 14 83 151 . 5 5 0 9. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 15 47 3.1 10. COKLEY, Chris-UAB Fr 15 53 97 . 5 4 6 10. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 14 43 3.1 11. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 14 58 107 . 5 4 2 11. BROWN, Robert-UAB Jr 15 43 2.9 12. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 14 67 124 . 5 4 0 12. BACOTE, Aaron-ODU Jr 14 39 2.8 13. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 75 142 . 5 2 8 13. WASHBURN, Julian-UTEP Sr 14 38 2.7 14. MEHINTI, Tosin-UAB So 15 47 89 . 5 2 8 14. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 14 37 2.6 15. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 14 56 107 . 5 2 3 15. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 14 35 2.5 2014-15 Conference USA INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. MADISON, Tyler-UAB So 15 35 39 . 8 9 7 1. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 14 40 2.9 2. RAYMOND, Jaqawn-MT Jr 15 31 35 . 8 8 6 2. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 25 1.8 3. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 15 38 43 . 8 8 4 GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 14 25 1.8 4. LOOP, Austin-MAR So 14 36 41 . 8 7 8 4. HAMILTON, Alex-TECH Jr 15 26 1.7 5. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 14 58 67 . 8 6 6 5. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 15 24 1.6 6. BACOTE, Aaron-ODU Jr 14 49 57 . 8 6 0 6. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 14 22 1.6 7. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 14 34 40 . 8 5 0 7. APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 15 22 1.5 8. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 14 32 38 . 8 4 2 8. DRAPER, Daviyon-FIU Fr 13 19 1.5 9. BAXTER, Hakeem-UAB So 15 49 59 . 8 3 1 9. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 20 1.4 10. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 57 69 . 8 2 6 10. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 15 21 1.4 BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 14 38 46 . 8 2 6 11. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 19 1.4 12. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 73 89 . 8 2 0 12. BROWN, Robert-UAB Jr 15 20 1.3 13. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 14 35 43 . 8 1 4 13. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 14 18 1.3 14. LEE, William-UAB 15 31 39 . 7 9 5 MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 14 18 1.3 15. HAMILTON, Alex-TECH Jr 15 70 90 . 7 7 8 15. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 14 17 1.2 CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 14 17 1.2 BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 14 17 1.2 NIKOLIC, Aleksa-MAR Fr 14 17 1.2

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. HARRIS, Darnell-MT Jr 15 18 38 . 4 7 4 1. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 14 43 3.1 2. DORN, Torin-CHA Fr 14 15 34 . 4 4 1 2. LOOP, Austin-MAR So 14 38 2.7 3. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 14 36 82 . 4 3 9 3. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 15 39 2.6 4. OGBUEZE, Braxton-CHA So 14 21 48 . 4 3 8 4. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 14 36 2.6 5. RODRIGUEZ, Ray-FIU So 14 16 37 . 4 3 2 5. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 35 2.5 6. MORRIS, Earvin-UTEP Jr 14 28 65 . 4 3 1 6. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 14 33 2.4 7. JACKSON, Marcus-RICE So 14 43 105 . 4 1 0 7. HARRISON-DOCKS, C.-WKU So 14 32 2.3 8. POTTS, Giddy-MT Fr 15 28 70 . 4 0 0 8. Poole, Solomon-FAU 14 31 2.2 9. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 14 33 83 . 3 9 8 9. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 14 29 2.1 10. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 17 43 . 3 9 5 10. EDMONDS, Justin-MAR Sr 14 28 2.0 11. TAYLOR, T.J.-NT Sr 12 13 33 . 3 9 4 MORRIS, Earvin-UTEP Jr 14 28 2.0 12. JACKSON, Trency-WKU Sr 14 24 61 . 3 9 3 12. POTTS, Giddy-MT Fr 15 28 1.9 13. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 14 22 56 . 3 9 3 13. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 15 27 1.8 14. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 15 27 70 . 3 8 6 APPLEBY, Raheem-TECH Sr 15 27 1.8 15. COOPER, C.J.-UTEP Sr 14 25 65 . 3 8 5 15. COOPER, C.J.-UTEP Sr 14 25 1.8 MENCY, Bishop-RICE Fr 14 25 1.8

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 14 54 3.9 1. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 15 117 29 4.0 2. MEHINTI, Tosin-UAB So 15 35 2.3 2. HENRY, Pierria-CHA Sr 14 83 31 2.7 3. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 15 33 2.2 3. BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 14 55 26 2.1 4. LAWSON, Ben-WKU So 14 26 1.9 4. FREEMAN, Trey-ODU Jr 14 48 23 2.1 5. LEE, William-UAB 15 23 1.5 5. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 14 72 39 1.8 6. ROSS, Richard-ODU Sr 14 20 1.4 6. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 55 30 1.8 HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 20 1.4 7. NORTON, Nick-UAB Fr 15 47 26 1.8 8. KAMBOLA, JP-MAR Sr 11 15 1.4 8. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 44 35 1.3 9. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 14 17 1.2 9. NIKOLIC, Aleksa-MAR Fr 14 56 46 1.2 10. DRAPER, Daviyon-FIU Fr 13 15 1.2 10. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 14 43 52 0.8 11. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 14 15 1.1 12. UPSHAW, Reggie-MT So 15 14 0.9 13. CAREY, Norville-USM Jr 14 13 0.9 PENN, Kelvin-FAU Sr 14 13 0.9 15. TURMAN, C.J.-FAU Fr 14 12 0.9 WASHBURN, Julian-UTEP Sr 14 12 0.9 2014-15 Conference USA INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. FANT, George-WKU Sr 14 53 3.8 1. TAYLOR, Ryan-MAR So 14 98 7.0 2. TAYLOR, Denzell-ODU So 14 51 3.6 2. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 90 6.4 3. LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 14 43 3.1 3. FANT, George-WKU Sr 14 89 6.4 4. SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn-UTSA Sr 14 42 3.0 4. HILL, Jeromie-UTSA Sr 14 80 5.7 5. COMBS, Jeremy-NT Fr 14 41 2.9 5. UPSHAW, Reggie-MT So 15 80 5.3 6. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 14 39 2.8 6. LEE, William-UAB 15 72 4.8 PENN, Kelvin-FAU Sr 14 39 2.8 7. DRAPER, Daviyon-FIU Fr 13 61 4.7 8. CLAYTON, Willie-CHA Jr 14 38 2.7 8. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 65 4.6 9. ROZIER, Jacquez-MT Sr 15 36 2.4 9. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 14 64 4.6 10. THORNE JR., Mike-CHA Jr 14 33 2.4 10. BINGAYA, Matt-USM So 14 63 4.5 11. HUNTER, Vince-UTEP So 14 32 2.3 11. DRONE, Andrew-RICE So 14 62 4.4 12. KAMBOLA, JP-MAR Sr 11 25 2.3 LANG, Cedrick-UTEP Sr 14 62 4.4 13. KYSER, Michale-TECH Sr 15 34 2.3 13. McCREE, Erik-TECH So 15 66 4.4 LEE, William-UAB 15 34 2.3 14. GEARHART, Seth-RICE Sr 14 60 4.3 15. VOSS, Colin-NT Sr 14 31 2.2 15. DIAZ, Adrian-FIU Jr 14 59 4.2

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. ARMELIN, Chip-USM Sr 15 583 38.9 2. MAVIN, Dennis-FIU Sr 14 536 38.3 3. GUERCY, Max-RICE Jr 14 500 35.7 4. WILLIAMS, Jordan-NT Sr 14 493 35.2 5. LOOP, Austin-MAR So 14 490 35.0 6. WASHBURN, Julian-UTEP Sr 14 489 34.9 BOTLEY, Marquan-FAU So 14 489 34.9 8. SMITH, Kenneth-TECH Sr 15 522 34.8 9. PRICE, T.J.-WKU Sr 14 487 34.8 10. LEWIS, Keon-UTSA Sr 14 485 34.6 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G 1. WKU 14 9-5 1010 72.1 1. Old Dominion 14 824 58.9 2. Charlotte 14 5-9 1006 71.9 2. UTEP 14 866 61.9 3. UAB 15 11-4 1058 70.5 3. Middle Tennessee 15 948 63.2 4. Louisiana Tech 15 12-3 1057 70.5 4. Louisiana Tech 15 949 63.3 5. UTSA 14 7-7 972 69.4 5. UAB 15 958 63.9 6. UTEP 14 11-3 968 69.1 6. Rice 14 911 65.1 7. Middle Tennessee 15 8-7 999 66.6 7. FIU 14 932 66.6 8. North Texas 14 7-7 929 66.4 8. North Texas 14 952 68.0 9. Marshall 14 5-9 922 65.9 9. Southern Miss 15 1031 68.7 10. Old Dominion 14 9-5 898 64.1 10. UTSA 14 963 68.8 11. Rice 14 7-7 893 63.8 11. WKU 14 964 68.9 12. Florida Atlantic 14 1-13 874 62.4 12. Charlotte 14 970 69.3 13. FIU 14 6-8 847 60.5 13. Florida Atlantic 14 997 71.2 14. Southern Miss 15 2-13 864 57.6 14. Marshall 14 1032 73.7

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct. 1. UTEP 14 69.1 61.9 +7.3 1. UAB 15 252 316 . 7 9 7 2. Louisiana Tech 15 70.5 63.3 +7.2 2. Middle Tennessee 15 214 287 . 7 4 6 3. UAB 15 70.5 63.9 +6.7 3. Rice 14 164 221 . 7 4 2 4. Old Dominion 14 64.1 58.9 +5.3 4. Louisiana Tech 15 176 254 . 6 9 3 5. Middle Tennessee 15 66.6 63.2 +3.4 5. UTSA 14 231 337 . 6 8 5 6. WKU 14 72.1 68.9 +3.3 6. Florida Atlantic 14 143 216 . 6 6 2 7. Charlotte 14 71.9 69.3 +2.6 7. Marshall 14 166 252 . 6 5 9 8. UTSA 14 69.4 68.8 +0.6 8. Charlotte 14 180 274 . 6 5 7 9. Rice 14 63.8 65.1 -1.3 9. WKU 14 215 328 . 6 5 5 10. North Texas 14 66.4 68.0 -1.6 10. Old Dominion 14 143 219 . 6 5 3 11. FIU 14 60.5 66.6 -6.1 11. UTEP 14 203 318 . 6 3 8 12. Marshall 14 65.9 73.7 -7.9 12. FIU 14 167 265 . 6 3 0 13. Florida Atlantic 14 62.4 71.2 -8.8 13. North Texas 14 186 303 . 6 1 4 14. Southern Miss 15 57.6 68.7 -11.1 14. Southern Miss 15 143 236 . 6 0 6

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE G FGM FGA Pct. FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct. 1. Charlotte 14 368 780 . 4 7 2 1. FIU 14 329 824 . 3 9 9 2. UTEP 14 339 722 . 4 7 0 2. UAB 15 335 835 . 4 0 1 3. UAB 15 365 817 . 4 4 7 3. Old Dominion 14 274 661 . 4 1 5 4. FIU 14 310 696 . 4 4 5 4. UTEP 14 322 774 . 4 1 6 5. Louisiana Tech 15 392 881 . 4 4 5 5. Louisiana Tech 15 343 814 . 4 2 1 6. North Texas 14 340 772 . 4 4 0 6. Charlotte 14 335 778 . 4 3 1 7. Old Dominion 14 336 766 . 4 3 9 7. Middle Tennessee 15 310 713 . 4 3 5 8. Middle Tennessee 15 339 775 . 4 3 7 8. WKU 14 344 791 . 4 3 5 9. UTSA 14 326 759 . 4 3 0 9. North Texas 14 331 758 . 4 3 7 10. Rice 14 296 697 . 4 2 5 10. UTSA 14 348 777 . 4 4 8 11. Southern Miss 15 315 743 . 4 2 4 11. Rice 14 329 727 . 4 5 3 12. WKU 14 344 815 . 4 2 2 12. Marshall 14 378 834 . 4 5 3 13. Marshall 14 322 811 . 3 9 7 13. Southern Miss 15 356 772 . 4 6 1 14. Florida Atlantic 14 313 792 . 3 9 5 14. Florida Atlantic 14 371 768 . 4 8 3

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1. Charlotte 14 90 220 . 4 0 9 1. UAB 15 86 284 . 3 0 3 2. Rice 14 137 360 . 3 8 1 2. WKU 14 89 290 . 3 0 7 3. UTEP 14 87 233 . 3 7 3 3. Florida Atlantic 14 50 159 . 3 1 4 4. Middle Tennessee 15 107 289 . 3 7 0 4. UTEP 14 77 242 . 3 1 8 5. UAB 15 76 208 . 3 6 5 5. FIU 14 100 313 . 3 1 9 6. WKU 14 107 317 . 3 3 8 6. Old Dominion 14 82 253 . 3 2 4 7. FIU 14 60 180 . 3 3 3 7. Marshall 14 102 302 . 3 3 8 8. Southern Miss 15 91 274 . 3 3 2 8. UTSA 14 102 296 . 3 4 5 9. UTSA 14 89 273 . 3 2 6 9. Charlotte 14 109 314 . 3 4 7 10. Florida Atlantic 14 105 326 . 3 2 2 10. Rice 14 86 240 . 3 5 8 11. Marshall 14 112 348 . 3 2 2 11. North Texas 14 113 315 . 3 5 9 12. Old Dominion 14 83 263 . 3 1 6 12. Middle Tennessee 15 88 240 . 3 6 7 13. Louisiana Tech 15 97 314 . 3 0 9 13. Louisiana Tech 15 90 242 . 3 7 2 14. North Texas 14 63 216 . 2 9 2 14. Southern Miss 15 130 331 . 3 9 3 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G 1. WKU 14 528 37.7 1. Middle Tennessee 15 434 28.9 2. UAB 15 560 37.3 2. Old Dominion 14 434 31.0 3. Marshall 14 505 36.1 3. UAB 15 486 32.4 4. Charlotte 14 498 35.6 4. UTSA 14 460 32.9 5. North Texas 14 492 35.1 5. Charlotte 14 461 32.9 UTSA 14 492 35.1 6. Rice 14 462 33.0 7. FIU 14 485 34.6 7. Southern Miss 15 503 33.5 8. Old Dominion 14 482 34.4 8. UTEP 14 477 34.1 9. Middle Tennessee 15 514 34.3 9. FIU 14 496 35.4 10. Louisiana Tech 15 507 33.8 10. North Texas 14 505 36.1 11. UTEP 14 461 32.9 11. Louisiana Tech 15 543 36.2 12. Florida Atlantic 14 441 31.5 12. WKU 14 507 36.2 13. Rice 14 432 30.9 13. Florida Atlantic 14 523 37.4 14. Southern Miss 15 440 29.3 14. Marshall 14 546 39.0

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G 1. Middle Tennessee 15 514 34.3 434 28.9 +5.3 1. FIU 14 81 5.8 2. UAB 15 560 37.3 486 32.4 +4.9 2. UAB 15 83 5.5 3. Old Dominion 14 482 34.4 434 31.0 +3.4 3. Louisiana Tech 15 74 4.9 4. Charlotte 14 498 35.6 461 32.9 +2.6 4. UTEP 14 60 4.3 5. UTSA 14 492 35.1 460 32.9 +2.3 5. North Texas 14 53 3.8 6. WKU 14 528 37.7 507 36.2 +1.5 6. WKU 14 45 3.2 7. FIU 14 485 34.6 496 35.4 -0.8 7. Old Dominion 14 44 3.1 8. North Texas 14 492 35.1 505 36.1 -0.9 8. Florida Atlantic 14 42 3.0 9. UTEP 14 461 32.9 477 34.1 -1.1 9. Marshall 14 37 2.6 10. Rice 14 432 30.9 462 33.0 -2.1 10. Middle Tennessee 15 39 2.6 11. Louisiana Tech 15 507 33.8 543 36.2 -2.4 11. UTSA 14 36 2.6 12. Marshall 14 505 36.1 546 39.0 -2.9 12. Rice 14 33 2.4 13. Southern Miss 15 440 29.3 503 33.5 -4.2 13. Charlotte 14 29 2.1 14. Florida Atlantic 14 441 31.5 523 37.4 -5.9 14. Southern Miss 15 31 2.1

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G STEALS G No. Avg/G 1. Charlotte 14 195 13.9 1. Louisiana Tech 15 130 8.7 2. Louisiana Tech 15 207 13.8 2. Marshall 14 104 7.4 3. UAB 15 203 13.5 3. North Texas 14 98 7.0 4. WKU 14 186 13.3 4. UAB 15 102 6.8 5. Old Dominion 14 185 13.2 5. Charlotte 14 93 6.6 6. UTEP 14 180 12.9 6. UTSA 14 87 6.2 7. Rice 14 177 12.6 7. Southern Miss 15 93 6.2 8. UTSA 14 168 12.0 8. Old Dominion 14 86 6.1 9. Southern Miss 15 179 11.9 9. Middle Tennessee 15 92 6.1 10. Middle Tennessee 15 178 11.9 10. FIU 14 85 6.1 11. Marshall 14 166 11.9 11. Rice 14 83 5.9 12. FIU 14 142 10.1 12. WKU 14 80 5.7 13. Florida Atlantic 14 141 10.1 13. UTEP 14 78 5.6 14. North Texas 14 132 9.4 14. Florida Atlantic 14 64 4.6

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio 1. Louisiana Tech 15 158 10.5 242 16.1 +5.6 1. Louisiana Tech 15 207 13.8 158 10.5 1.3 2. Old Dominion 14 152 10.9 180 12.9 +2.0 2. Old Dominion 14 185 13.2 152 10.9 1.2 3. WKU 14 160 11.4 186 13.3 +1.9 3. WKU 14 186 13.3 160 11.4 1.2 4. UTEP 14 160 11.4 185 13.2 +1.8 4. UTEP 14 180 12.9 160 11.4 1.1 5. North Texas 14 172 12.3 194 13.9 +1.6 5. UAB 15 203 13.5 204 13.6 1.0 6. UTSA 14 175 12.5 185 13.2 +0.7 6. Charlotte 14 195 13.9 197 14.1 1.0 7. UAB 15 204 13.6 198 13.2 -0.4 7. UTSA 14 168 12.0 175 12.5 1.0 8. Middle Tennessee 15 211 14.1 201 13.4 -0.7 8. Rice 14 177 12.6 200 14.3 0.9 9. Rice 14 200 14.3 183 13.1 -1.2 9. Florida Atlantic 14 141 10.1 161 11.5 0.9 10. Charlotte 14 197 14.1 177 12.6 -1.4 10. Southern Miss 15 179 11.9 207 13.8 0.9 11. Florida Atlantic 14 161 11.5 139 9.9 -1.6 11. Middle Tennessee 15 178 11.9 211 14.1 0.8 12. Southern Miss 15 207 13.8 181 12.1 -1.7 12. Marshall 14 166 11.9 208 14.9 0.8 13. Marshall 14 208 14.9 177 12.6 -2.2 13. North Texas 14 132 9.4 172 12.3 0.8 14. FIU 14 221 15.8 158 11.3 -4.5 14. FIU 14 142 10.1 221 15.8 0.6 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 1. UTSA 14 187 13.4 1. WKU 14 365 26.1 2. Old Dominion 14 169 12.1 2. FIU 14 364 26.0 3. UAB 15 179 11.9 3. UAB 15 381 25.4 4. WKU 14 163 11.6 4. Marshall 14 355 25.4 5. North Texas 14 162 11.6 5. Charlotte 14 344 24.6 6. Charlotte 14 154 11.0 6. Middle Tennessee 15 357 23.8 7. Marshall 14 150 10.7 7. UTEP 14 332 23.7 8. Louisiana Tech 15 158 10.5 8. North Texas 14 330 23.6 9. Middle Tennessee 15 157 10.5 9. Louisiana Tech 15 349 23.3 10. Florida Atlantic 14 138 9.9 10. Rice 14 322 23.0 11. UTEP 14 129 9.2 11. Old Dominion 14 313 22.4 12. FIU 14 121 8.6 12. UTSA 14 305 21.8 13. Southern Miss 15 129 8.6 13. Florida Atlantic 14 303 21.6 14. Rice 14 110 7.9 14. Southern Miss 15 311 20.7

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb% OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb% 1. Middle Tennessee 15 357 110 .764 1. UTSA 14 187 306 .379 2. WKU 14 365 133 .733 2. UAB 15 179 309 .367 3. Old Dominion 14 313 124 .716 3. Old Dominion 14 169 310 .353 4. Charlotte 14 344 146 .702 4. Charlotte 14 154 315 .328 5. Rice 14 322 140 .697 5. Middle Tennessee 15 157 324 .326 6. Marshall 14 355 155 .696 6. North Texas 14 162 338 .324 7. UTEP 14 332 154 .683 7. WKU 14 163 374 .304 8. UAB 15 381 177 .683 8. Louisiana Tech 15 158 374 .297 9. Florida Atlantic 14 303 142 .681 9. UTEP 14 129 323 .285 10. Louisiana Tech 15 349 169 .674 10. FIU 14 121 314 .278 11. Southern Miss 15 311 153 .670 11. Marshall 14 150 391 .277 12. FIU 14 364 182 .667 12. Southern Miss 15 129 350 .269 13. UTSA 14 305 154 .664 13. Florida Atlantic 14 138 381 .266 14. North Texas 14 330 167 .664 14. Rice 14 110 322 .255

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G 1. Rice 14 137 9.8 2. Marshall 14 112 8.0 3. WKU 14 107 7.6 4. Florida Atlantic 14 105 7.5 5. Middle Tennessee 15 107 7.1 6. Louisiana Tech 15 97 6.5 7. Charlotte 14 90 6.4 8. UTSA 14 89 6.4 9. UTEP 14 87 6.2 10. Southern Miss 15 91 6.1 11. Old Dominion 14 83 5.9 12. UAB 15 76 5.1 13. North Texas 14 63 4.5 14. FIU 14 60 4.3 2014-15 Conference USA CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Current unbeaten streak Louisiana Tech 12-3 . 8 0 0 70.5 63.3 12-3 . 8 0 0 70.5 63.3 UTEP -- 7 UTEP 11-3 . 7 8 6 69.1 61.9 11-3 . 7 8 6 69.1 61.9 North Texas -- 4 UAB 11-4 . 7 3 3 70.5 63.9 11-4 . 7 3 3 70.5 63.9 Old Dominion -- 2 WKU 9-5 . 6 4 3 72.1 68.9 9-5 . 6 4 3 72.1 68.9 Middle Tennessee -- 2 Old Dominion 9-5 . 6 4 3 64.1 58.9 9-5 . 6 4 3 64.1 58.9 UAB -- 2 Middle Tennessee 8-7 . 5 3 3 66.6 63.2 8-7 . 5 3 3 66.6 63.2 Charlotte -- 1 UTSA 7-7 . 5 0 0 69.4 68.8 7-7 . 5 0 0 69.4 68.8 Rice -- 1 North Texas 7-7 . 5 0 0 66.4 68.0 7-7 . 5 0 0 66.4 68.0 Rice 7-7 . 5 0 0 63.8 65.1 7-7 . 5 0 0 63.8 65.1 FIU 6-8 . 4 2 9 60.5 66.6 6-8 . 4 2 9 60.5 66.6 Charlotte 5-9 . 3 5 7 71.9 69.3 5-9 . 3 5 7 71.9 69.3 Marshall 5-9 . 3 5 7 65.9 73.7 5-9 . 3 5 7 65.9 73.7 Southern Miss 2-13 . 1 3 3 57.6 68.7 2-13 . 1 3 3 57.6 68.7 Florida Atlantic 1-13 . 0 7 1 62.4 71.2 1-13 . 0 7 1 62.4 71.2

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin Charlotte 14 1006-970 71.9-69.3 +2.6 368-780 . 4 7 2 90-220 . 4 0 9 180-274 . 6 5 7 498 461 +2.6 FIU 14 847-932 60.5-66.6 -6.1 310-696 . 4 4 5 60-180 . 3 3 3 167-265 . 6 3 0 485 496 -0.8 Florida Atlantic 14 874-997 62.4-71.2 -8.8 313-792 . 3 9 5 105-326 . 3 2 2 143-216 . 6 6 2 441 523 -5.9 Louisiana Tech 15 1057-949 70.5-63.3 +7.2 392-881 . 4 4 5 97-314 . 3 0 9 176-254 . 6 9 3 507 543 -2.4 Marshall 14 922-1032 65.9-73.7 -7.9 322-811 . 3 9 7 112-348 . 3 2 2 166-252 . 6 5 9 505 546 -2.9 Middle Tennessee 15 999-948 66.6-63.2 +3.4 339-775 . 4 3 7 107-289 . 3 7 0 214-287 . 7 4 6 514 434 +5.3 North Texas 14 929-952 66.4-68.0 -1.6 340-772 . 4 4 0 63-216 . 2 9 2 186-303 . 6 1 4 492 505 -0.9 Old Dominion 14 898-824 64.1-58.9 +5.3 336-766 . 4 3 9 83-263 . 3 1 6 143-219 . 6 5 3 482 434 +3.4 Rice 14 893-911 63.8-65.1 -1.3 296-697 . 4 2 5 137-360 . 3 8 1 164-221 . 7 4 2 432 462 -2.1 Southern Miss 15 864-1031 57.6-68.7 -11.1 315-743 . 4 2 4 91-274 . 3 3 2 143-236 . 6 0 6 440 503 -4.2 UAB 15 1058-958 70.5-63.9 +6.7 365-817 . 4 4 7 76-208 . 3 6 5 252-316 . 7 9 7 560 486 +4.9 UTEP 14 968-866 69.1-61.9 +7.3 339-722 . 4 7 0 87-233 . 3 7 3 203-318 . 6 3 8 461 477 -1.1 UTSA 14 972-963 69.4-68.8 +0.6 326-759 . 4 3 0 89-273 . 3 2 6 231-337 . 6 8 5 492 460 +2.3 WKU 14 1010-964 72.1-68.9 +3.3 344-815 . 4 2 2 107-317 . 3 3 8 215-328 . 6 5 5 528 507 +1.5

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Charlotte 7-29083 4155 7-32680 4669 0-0 0 14-61763 4412 FIU 7-9071 1296 7-23429 3347 0-0 0 14-32500 2321 Florida Atlantic 7-9185 1312 7-24163 3452 0-0 0 14-33348 2382 Louisiana Tech 6-25515 4252 9-39981 4442 0-0 0 15-65496 4366 Marshall 7-36113 5159 7-23524 3361 0-0 0 14-59637 4260 Middle Tennessee 9-38018 4224 6-21978 3663 0-0 0 15-59996 4000 North Texas 7-20234 2891 7-25050 3579 0-0 0 14-45284 3235 Old Dominion 7-51745 7392 7-33007 4715 0-0 0 14-84752 6054 Rice 7-10278 1468 7-28434 4062 0-0 0 14-38712 2765 Southern Miss 7-22758 3251 8-32970 4121 0-0 0 15-55728 3715 UAB 8-28161 3520 7-23878 3411 0-0 0 15-52039 3469 UTEP 7-60090 8584 7-20336 2905 0-0 0 14-80426 5745 UTSA 7-7988 1141 7-26569 3796 0-0 0 14-34557 2468 WKU 7-33512 4787 7-25752 3679 0-0 0 14-59264 4233 Totals 100-381751 3818 100-381751 3818 0-0 0 200-763502 3818 2014-15 Conference USA C-USA Individual Highs Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS

Points 36 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Marshall (1/22/15) 32 GEARHART, Seth (Rice) vs UAB (02/14/15) 31 MAVIN, Dennis (FIU) at Middle Tennessee (1/8/15) 31 GEARHART, Seth (Rice) at WKU (02/07/15) Field goals made 13 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Marshall (1/22/15) 11 APPLEBY, Raheem (Louisiana Tech) at Southern Miss (1/3/15) 11 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) at Florida Atlantic (1/4/15) 11 FREEMAN, Trey (Old Dominion) vs Florida Atlantic (01-31-15) 11 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) vs UTSA (2/5/15) 11 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) at Charlotte (02/19/15) Field goal attempts 22 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) vs Louisiana Tech (1/10/15) 22 Poole, Solomon (Florida Atlantic) vs WKU (1/15/15) 22 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Marshall (1/22/15) 22 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) at Charlotte (02/19/15) Field goal percentage .900 (9-10) HUNTER, Vince (UTEP) at North Texas (1/2/15) .800 (8-10) BACOTE, Aaron (Old Dominion) vs Rice (1-15-15) .800 (8-10) Poole, Solomon (Florida Atlantic) vs Rice (2/21/15) 3-Pt FG made 8 POTTS, Giddy (Middle Tennessee) vs Marshall (2/19/15) 6 APPLEBY, Raheem (Louisiana Tech) at Southern Miss (1/3/15) 6 Poole, Solomon (Florida Atlantic) vs WKU (1/15/15) 6 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) at North Texas (1/22/15) 6 NORTON, Nick (UAB) vs Charlotte (1/22/15) 6 HARRISON-DOCKS, C. (WKU) vs UTSA (01/24/15) 6 ARMELIN, Chip (Southern Miss) vs FIU (2/12/15) 6 LOOP, Austin (Marshall) vs WKU (2/14/15) 6 HARRISON-DOCKS, C. (WKU) at Marshall (2/14/15) 3-Pt FG attempts 15 Poole, Solomon (Florida Atlantic) vs WKU (1/15/15) 14 HARRISON-DOCKS, C. (WKU) at Marshall (2/14/15) 3-Pt percentage .833 (5-6) JACKSON, Marcus (Rice) vs UTEP (01/04/15) .727 (8-11) POTTS, Giddy (Middle Tennessee) vs Marshall (2/19/15) Free throws made 20 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 12 HUNTER, Vince (UTEP) vs UAB (01/29/15) 12 SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn (UTSA) at Florida Atlantic (2/7/15) 12 GEARHART, Seth (Rice) vs UAB (02/14/15) Free throw attempts 23 HAMILTON, Alex (Louisiana Tech) vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 17 MAVIN, Dennis (FIU) at Middle Tennessee (1/8/15) Free throw percentage 1.000 (10-10) GEARHART, Seth (Rice) at WKU (02/07/15) 1.000 (9-9) LEWIS, Keon (UTSA) vs Old Dominion (2/12/15) 1.000 (8-8) BACOTE, Aaron (Old Dominion) at UAB (1/24/15) 1.000 (8-8) MADISON, Tyler (UAB) vs Southern Miss (2/7/15) 1.000 (8-8) VOSS, Colin (North Texas) at Florida Atlantic (2/19/15) Rebounds 16 FANT, George (WKU) vs North Texas (2/05/15) 15 SHERMAN, Kaj-Bjorn (UTSA) at Florida Atlantic (2/7/15) 14 HILL, Jeromie (UTSA) at Florida Atlantic (2/7/15) Assists 12 HENRY, Pierria (Charlotte) at Middle Tennessee (1/24/15) 12 SMITH, Kenneth (Louisiana Tech) vs WKU (1/29/15) 12 SMITH, Kenneth (Louisiana Tech) vs Marshall (01/31/15) Steals 6 MORRIS, Earvin (UTEP) at North Texas (1/2/15) 6 HENRY, Pierria (Charlotte) at Marshall (01/10/15) Blocked shots 8 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) vs UTSA (2/5/15) 6 KYSER, Michale (Louisiana Tech) vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 6 LAWSON, Ben (WKU) vs UTSA (01/24/15) 6 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) at Charlotte (01/31/15) 6 DIAZ, Adrian (FIU) vs North Texas (2/21/15) Turnovers 8 TAYLOR, Ryan (Marshall) vs Old Dominion (01/08/15) 2014-15 Conference USA C-USA Team Highs Through games of Feb 22, 2015 (Conference games only)

TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)

Points 90 Middle Tennessee vs Marshall (2/19/15) 89 Charlotte at UTSA (2/14/15) 88 WKU at Florida Atlantic (1/15/15) Margin 39 (90-51) Middle Tennessee vs Marshall (2/19/15) 34 (74-40) UTEP vs Southern Miss (01/10/15) 33 (75-42) Louisiana Tech vs FIU (2/14/15) Field goals made 35 Charlotte vs Florida Atlantic (01/29/15) 35 Middle Tennessee vs Marshall (2/19/15) Field goal attempts 70 Marshall at FIU (1/15/15) 70 WKU at Marshall (2/14/15) 70 Charlotte vs Louisiana Tech (02/19/15) Field goal percentage .703 (26-37) UAB vs Old Dominion (1/24/15) .633 (31-49) North Texas at Florida Atlantic (2/19/15) 3-Pt FG made 15 Rice at North Texas (1/31/15) 14 Florida Atlantic vs WKU (1/15/15) 14 Middle Tennessee vs Marshall (2/19/15) 3-Pt FG attempts 38 Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss (1/3/15) 37 Florida Atlantic vs UTSA (2/7/15) 3-Pt percentage .750 (12-16) UTEP vs Middle Tennessee (01/31/15) .714 (5-7) UAB vs Old Dominion (1/24/15) Free throws made 35 UAB vs Southern Miss (2/7/15) 31 UTSA at Florida Atlantic (2/7/15) Free throw attempts 44 UTSA at Florida Atlantic (2/7/15) 42 UAB vs Southern Miss (2/7/15) Free throw percentage 1.000 (18-18) Rice at Florida Atlantic (2/21/15) 1.000 (5-5) Louisiana Tech at UTEP (01/08/15) Rebounds 53 UTSA at Florida Atlantic (2/7/15) 49 Charlotte at WKU (01/08/15) 49 Marshall at FIU (1/15/15) 49 UAB vs Louisiana Tech (2/5/15) Assists 24 Louisiana Tech vs Marshall (01/31/15) 21 Louisiana Tech at Southern Miss (1/3/15) 21 Middle Tennessee vs Marshall (2/19/15) Steals 17 Louisiana Tech vs FIU (2/14/15) 14 North Texas at Charlotte (01/15/15) Blocked shots 13 Louisiana Tech vs Middle Tennessee (1/17/15) 12 Louisiana Tech vs FIU (2/14/15) Turnovers 28 FIU at Louisiana Tech (2/14/15) 26 FIU vs UTSA (2/5/15) Fouls 28 Marshall vs UTSA (1/22/15) 28 Florida Atlantic vs UTSA (2/7/15)