2013-14 VMI BASKETBALL

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t VMI basketball is back in action Wednesday night, contesting the quarterfinals of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament (CIT) in Athens, Ohio versus the Ohio Bobcats. Fans can watch the game via a free video stream at VMI at Ohio collegeinsider.com, while the audio broadcast will also be available at VMIKeydets.com. The game will also be Wednesday, March 26 - 7 p.m. broadcast locally on 96.7 3WZ, and live stats will be available. The winner of Wednesday’s game advances to the Convocation Center CIT Semifinals, to be contested April 1. Athens, Ohio RADIO- 96.7 3WZ in Lexington area, VMIKeydets.com Last Time Out (vs. IPFW - 3/22/14): INTERNET- Live Audio and t D.J. Covington scored a career-high and CIT single-game record 41 points, propelling his VMI Keydets past stats online at www.3wzfm.com the Mastadons of IPFW in the second round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament Saturday afternoon at and www.VMIKeydets.com. TV/VIDEO - Accessible at Lexington’s Cameron Hall. Covington is now averaging 39 points a game in the tournament and he moved into www.collegeinsider.com VMI’s all-time lead in field goal percentage, passing Dave Montgomery ‘78. In the victory, VMI tied a school record Tale Of The Tape with its 14th home win of the year. VMI OHIO

88.9 Points Per Game 71.0 Last Meeting With Ohio (2/1/1972): t VMI and Ohio have not played since their only meeting, a 98-60 Ohio win in Athens on Feb. 1, 1972. 82.6 Points Allowed 66.3 44.6% Field Goal % 45.6%

A VMI Win Would: 43.5% FG % Allowed 40.9% t Send the Keydets to the CIT’s semifinals, to be contested April 1 at sites to be determined. 9.1 3-Pt. FG Per Game 7.4 t Be VMI’s third postseason win of the year and 11th victory in the team’s past 14 games overall. 71.2% Free Throw % 71.4% t Move Duggar Baucom over the .500 mark as VMI’s head coach - No Keydet head coach since 1922 has fin- 14.1 Assists Per Game 15.0 ished with a career winning percentage at the Institute. 10.7 Turnovers Per Game 12.9 7.3 Steals Per Game 6.4

Probable Starters *=Blocks Per Game Pos. # Player Yr. Ht. Wt. Pts. Reb. Ast. Stl. Notes G 1 Rodney Glasgow Sr. 5-10 170 18.5 4.1 5.8 1.2 Currently 193 assists this year, bidding to become 9th BSC player to go over 200 G 3 Brian Brown Jr. 5-11 185 6.7 1.9 1.7 0.5 Double figures in four straight games 1/31 - 2/12 G 22 QJ Peterson Fr. 6-0 170 19.8 5.5 2.1 1.7 Averaging 26.5 points per game in first two games of CIT C 24 D.J. Covington Sr. 6-9 235 19.9 9.3 3.1* 1.0 Averaging 39 PPG in CIT, including tournament record 41 against IPFW F 32 Phillip Anglade So. 6-5 210 3.5 4.3 1.2* 0.7 Nine points, 10 rebounds in win over Campbell 2/18 Off The Bench Pos. # Player Yr. Ht. Wt. Pts. Reb. Ast. Stl. Notes G 4 Christian Burton Jr. 5-10 170 2.0 0.3 0.3 0.3 Scored in double figures for the first time with 12 points vs. Washington Coll. (1/4) G 5 Drew Absher Sr. 5-10 170 1.4 0.6 1.4 -- Made his first career start 2/22 on Senior Day against Radford G 12 Ot Elmore Fr. 6-3 190 ------Son of Gay Elmore ‘86, #2 on VMI’s all-time scoring list F 15 Trey Chapman Fr. 6-6 205 4.1 3.0 0.9 0.4 Six points, four rebounds in first round win over Canisius G 21 Tyrell Mason Fr. 6-3 190 0.8 0.9 0.2 0.2 Scored first points 11/16 against Bluefield State G 23 Tim Marshall So. 6-3 185 4.3 1.3 0.6 0.5 12 points, three rebounds in second round win over IPFW F 25 Craig Hinton Fr. 6-7 195 2.8 2.0 0.4* 0.1 Had seven points in win over IPFW 3/22 C 34 Jarid Watson Jr. 6-7 215 1.0 1.6 0.6* 0.3 6 points, 7 rebounds vs. Citadel (11/8), 4 pts., 6 rebounds vs. Va. - Lynchburg (12/9) G 35 Julian Eleby Fr. 6-3 190 2.7 2.1 0.5 0.5 Nine points, five rebounds against Presbyterian (1/31) F 40 Jordan Weethee R-So. 6-6 210 6.8 3.9 0.9 0.5 Had three straight double figure scoring games end with 9 points vs. Radford (2/22) Media Schedule/Results (21--12, 11-5 Big South) Information Date Opponent (Television) Time/Result Record Key Stats Nov. 8 The Citadel - ESPNU W, 82-71 1-0 Peterson 25 in first collegiate game, Keydets rally from down 13 VMI Basketball Nov. 9 Air Force - ESPN3 W, 71-63 2-0 Peterson/Glasgow/Covington combine for 55 as Keydets win AMC Contacts Nov. 12 at Wake Forest - ESPN3 L, 71-98 2-1 16-3 run late in first breaks open close game Nov. 16 Bluefield State W, 121-80 3-1 Peterson (25) and Weethee (20) lead five Keydets in double figures Wade Branner, Associate Nov. 18 at Virginia Tech - ESPN3 L, 92-105 3-2 Furious rally comes up just short at VT scores last seven pts A.D./Athletic Communications Nov. 20 Bridgewater College W, 112-86 4-2 Peterson’s 38 includes 28 in first half (Basketball Contact) Nov. 27 at William & Mary L, 67-97 4-3 Chapman scores career-high 16 in loss Office (540) 464-7515 Dec. 3 at Elon L, 70-87 4-4 All five starters in double figures in loss Dec. 7 Wright State W, 94-74 5-4 17 of 31 effort from 3-point range sparks Keydets Cell (540) 319-1271 Dec. 9 Virginia Univ. of Lynchburg W, 110-78 6-4 Glasgow’s career-high 33 leads second-half rout Fax (540) 464-7583 Dec. 19 at East Carolina L, 94-103 6-5 11 total players score in double figures, including five Keydets Email [email protected] Dec. 30 at Clemson - ESPN3 L, 50-80 6-6 Keydets within four until 32-6 CU run in second half Web www.VMIKeydets.com Jan. 4 Washington College W, 128-54 7-6 New school records for margin of victory and career blocked shots Press Row Phone (540) 463-6725 Jan. 8 Longwood* W, 95-72 8-6, 1-0 VMI takes most free throws since ‘11 in win Jan. 11 Liberty* L, 80-85 8-7, 1-1 Glasgow’s 27 and 5 not enough in loss Brad Salois, Associate Athletic Jan. 15 at Radford* W, 101-88 9-7, 2-1 Glasgow career-high 36, Covington 28 and 11 Communications Director Jan. 18 at Campbell* L, 93-97 (OT) 9-8, 2-2 Keydets fall in first OT game of season (Secondary) Jan. 22 High Point* W, 82-80 (OT) 10-8, 3-2 Glasgow’s shot with less than a second left in OT wins it Office (540) 464-7015 Jan. 25 at Winthrop* - ESPN3 L, 57-58 10-9, 3-3 Basket with less than two seconds left costs VMI Cell (940) 642-9865 Jan. 28 at UNC Asheville W, 109-105 11-9, 4-3 Peterson (37/15) and Glasgow (35/10 asts.) lead Keydets Email [email protected] Jan. 31 Presbyterian* W, 107-93 12-9, 5-3 Keydets go over 100 for 2nd straight conference game Feb. 5 at Gardner-Webb* W, 108-104 (4 OT) 13-9, 6-3 VMI wins longest Division I game this season John Stark, Assistant Athletic Feb. 8 Charleston Southern* W, 92-84 14-9, 7-3 Covington’s 26 and 12, 11th double-double lead VMI Communications Director Feb. 12 Coastal Carolina* L, 78-83 14-10, 7-4 Keydets squander 18-point lead in loss Office (540) 464-7514 Feb. 15 at Liberty* - LFSN W, 77-70 15-10, 8-4 Late run sends Keydets to third straight road win Cell (570) 809-1946 Feb. 19 Campbell* W, 84-81 16-10, 9-4 Covington’s career-high 33 leads Keydets Email [email protected] Feb. 22 Radford* W, 88-76 17-10, 10-4 Covington and Glasgow combine for 55 on Sr. Day Feb. 26 at High Point* L, 67-70 17-11, 10-5 Comeback from down 16 in 2nd half falls just short VMIKeydets.com Mar. 1 at Longwood* W, 86-66 18-11, 11-5 Covington’s 33 and 14 lead the way The official website of VMI athletics, Mar. 7 vs. #3 South Gardner-Webb W, 90-77 19-11, 11-5 Keydets advance to BSC Semis for sixth time in eight yrs VMIKeydets.com, includes pregame Mar. 8 at #1 South Coastal Carolina L, 62-66 19-12, 11-5 VMI held to just 28.3% from the floor notes, game and season statistics, Mar. 18 at Canisius - CIT First Round W, 111-100 20-12 Covington’s 37 pace VMI to first postseason win in 37 yrs Mar. 22 vs. IPFW - CIT Second Round W, 106-95 21-12 Covington sets new CIT record with 41 points postgame notes and quotes and relevant news releases to the VMI Keydets Back in Action at Ohio: the fifth-most made field goals in a game in Keydet histo- Basketball program. The website is VMI will continue its quest for a ry. updated daily. CollegeInsider.com Tournament title Wednesday night With the effort, he moved past Dave Montgomery in Athens, Ohio, taking on the Ohio Bobcats at 7 p.m. It ‘78 and into first place on the school’s all-time field goal Big South Network - Presented is the first meeting between the teams since 1972, and is percentage listing. He also sits second in Big South histo- by State Farm VMI’s second meeting with a team from Ohio this season ry in that statistic. Fans can view live video of the (Wright State). The winner advances to April 1’s semifi- Keydets’ home games and all Big nals, which will be televised on the CBS Sports Network. Covington Setting New Postseason Marks: South Conference contests, includ- Not only did D.J. Covington set a new CIT single- ing tournament action, online via Covington Sets New CIT Scoring Record game scoring record on March 22 against IPFW, but he reset his own VMI postseason mark. The previous record The Big South Network at Against IPFW: Senior D.J. Covington exploded for 41 points was 34, set by Will Bynum in the NCAA Regional Final www.BigSouthSports.com. The against IPFW on March 22, setting a new single-game in 1976, but Covington broke that mark with his 37 in Network is free for the first time CIT scoring record. He is now averaging 39.0 points, 8.0 the CIT opener against Canisius. He also broke Bynum’s this season. rebounds, shooting 73% from the floor (28-38) and has school record for total points in a postseason (76, 1976 hit 22 of 26 from the line (84%) in this tournament. NCAA’s), and with 29 points against Ohio, would set a Twitter Below are other notes from Covington’s net-blistering new career postseason scoring record for the Institute When available, in-game updates will (also surpassing Bynum from ‘76 and ‘77). be posted on the @VMISID Twitter afternoon. feed. This page will also contain links The 41 points tied for the sixth-highest output in to articles on VMIKeydets.com, as VMI history. And Alongside the Man in the Middle...: well as other tidbits not accessible It was the first time a VMI player had exceeded 40 Covington is not the only Keydet with notable elsewhere. markers in a game since 2008, and the first time it had performances in these CIT games. Guard Rodney been done against a Division I opponent since Jan. 27, Glasgow tied a career high with 12 assists against IPFW 2007 (both by Reggie Williams, current OKC Thunder for his sixth double-digit assist game this year, while QJ guard). Peterson has averaged 26.5 points over the first two Covington went 16 of 21 from the field, tying for games. Peterson is s shooting 8 of 17 from 3-point range (47%) in the tourney. He has also gone 13 of 14 from the free throw line and is averaging 7.5 rebounds per game. His six 3-pointers against IFPW was sec- This Day in History ond only to the seven treys he drained against Presbyterian January 31. It is worth noting that Peterson had been held in check for the previous VMI Basketball: VMI basketball has never contested a game month, as he had not scored over 19 points in a game since Feb. 8 against this late in a season. CSU. When Peterson does score over 19 this year, however, VMI is 18-1. World History: On this date in 1936, famed Philadelphia Glasgow Leading Active Players: sportscaster Harry Kalas was born in Naperville, Ill. After posting 20 assists against five turnovers through the first two rounds of the CIT, Rodney Glasgow moved into the top spot among active The Series vs. Ohio Division I players in assist/turnover ratio (2.65). Glasgow ranks 10th national- ly in the statistic this season. VMI and Ohio have played only once, with Ohio taking the win in 1972.

Glasgow Bidding for 200 Assists: Series History: After the aforementioned raining of dimes (see previous note), Rodney Feb. 1, 1972 - Athens, Ohio - L, 60-98 Glasgow now has 193 career assists. That ranks him ninth in Big South history and means that he needs just seven more to become the ninth conference Glasgow’s 1,215 minutes played are the fifth-most in conference history, and player, and second Keydet ever, to surpass the 200-assist mark in a single sea- the senior should reach third in that statistic against Ohio. Finally, QJ son. Only Richard Little (216 in 2002-03) has ever done that for VMI basket- Peterson's 529 field goal attempts rank 10th in single season conference annals ball. while D.J. Covington’s 251 made FG's rank ninth in conference history.

School Records at Risk: Baucom Over .500?: With a win Wednesday, VMI would tie the 1975-76 team for the third- VMI head coach Duggar Baucom would go over the .500 mark at the most wins in program history. Other single-season school notables include the Institute with a win on Wednesday night against Ohio (currently 139-139). blocks record, already reset by D.J. Covington, while Covington is also sixth No VMI head coach has finished with a winning percentage over that mark on the field goals made chart with 251. Rodney Glasgow ranks second in sin- since Pinky Spruhan, who went 38-9 from 1919-22. gle-season assists (see previous note), while the two rank eighth and 10th in free throws made, respectively. In fact, VMI has made 566 total free throws Marshall Chipping In: this year, 20 more than the Keydets had ever made in a single season. VMI’s big three have been getting help from sophomore Tim Marshall - He is hitting 38% from 3-point range over his last six games and is averaging Several Big South Notable Marks Possible: 10.0 points over that span. This year’s VMI squad is making its mark on the Big South’s top-10 list- ings in several areas. The Keydets have already set a new conference record for Double-Double, Toil and Trouble: blocks, but they have also scored 2,935 points, third only behind the original While Shakespeare was not referring to basketball or any predecessors of fast-paced VMI squads of 2006-07 and 2008-09. In addition, Rodney the game, D.J. Covington’s double-doubles have indeed been trouble for opponents this year. Covington notched his 18th of the season with the 41- 2013-14 Honorees point explosion against IPFW, a number that ranks him fifth in Division I. 2013-14 All-Military Classic All-Tournament Team: QJ Peterson - MVP VMI Continues Block Party: Rodney Glasgow VMI ranks fifth in Division I in blocks per game, averaging 6.4 per con- Big South Freshman of the Week test and led by D.J. Covington, who is 14th on the individual side of that statis- QJ Peterson - Nov. 11, Nov. 25 (Co) and Jan. 13 tic.

Big South Player of the Week Big South Championship - Tournament Recap: Rodney Glasgow - Jan. 20 QJ Peterson - Feb. 3 VMI went 1-1 during the Big South Championship, bowing out in the D.J. Covington - Feb. 10 and Feb. 24 semifinals to #1 South Coastal Carolina on the Chanticleers’ home floor March 8. VMI was held to 28% shooting in the loss, although D.J. Covington All-Big South Conference did notch his 17th double-double of the year. The Keydets made it to that D.J. Covington - First Team Rodney Glasgow - First Team game, their fourth straight semifinal appearance and sixth in the last eight QJ Peterson - Second Team years, on the strength of a 90-77 win over Gardner-Webb the previous night.

Big South Defensive Player of the Year D.J. Covington Three Keydets Earn Big South Postseason Honors: D.J. Covington, Rodney Glasgow and QJ Peterson were all named to the Big South All-Freshman Team 2013-14 Big South Conference postseason squads, announced March 3 by the QJ Peterson league office in Charlotte. Covington and Glasgow were both voted to the Collegehoopsdaily.com Player of the Month league’s First Team, while Peterson, who also earned all-freshman honors, was QJ Peterson - November voted to the Second Team. Covington also was tabbed as the Big South Conference Defensive Player NCAA.com Top Performers of the Year for the second straight year. D.J. Covington - Week 16 (Feb. 24)

NABC All-District 3 Team: Keydets Fail to Lead Against High Point: D.J. Covington - First Team For only the second time this year, VMI failed to hold a lead in a game Rodney Glasgow - Second Team on Feb. 26 against High Point. Dec. 3’s loss to Elon was the only other time in which the Keydets were defeated in wire to wire fashion. 2013-14 Double-Doubles D.J. Covington ...... 18 Covington Named Big South Player of the Week: Bridgewater (11/20) ...... 29 pts., 10 reb. VMI senior D.J. Covington was named BSC Player of the Week on Feb. Elon (12/3) ...... 11 pts., 12 reb. 24, the second time in three weeks Covington had been tabbed as the league's Wright State (12/7) ...... 14 pts., 11 reb. honoree and the third time in four award cycles that a VMI player was given Va. - Lynchburg (12/9) . . . . .20 pts., 10 reb. the award. Clemson (12/30) ...... 20 pts., 12 reb. Covington averaged 31.0 points, 10.5 rebounds and 2.5 blocks in leading Longwood (1/8) ...... 15 pts., 16 reb. the Keydets to two wins Feb. 16-22 as well as clinching a bye into the quarter- Radford (1/15) ...... 28 pts., 11 reb. finals of the VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South Basketball Championship. Winthrop (1/25) ...... 19 pts., 12 reb. He scored a career-high 33 points in the 84-81 win over Campbell on Presbyterian (1/31) ...... 17 pts., 13 reb. Feb. 19 and followed with his League-leading 14th double-double of the year Gardner-Webb (2/5) ...... 28 pts., 13 reb. when tallied 29 points and 13 rebounds against Radford on Feb. 22. For the Charleston Southern (2/8) .26 pts., 12 reb. week, Covington was 22-of-29 from the field ( =75.9 percent) and 18-of-23 Coastal Carolina (2/12) . . . .21 pts., 11 reb. from the charity stripe ( =78.3). Liberty (2/15) ...... 12 pts., 11 reb. Radford (2/22) ...... 29 pts., 14 reb. Weethee Comes Back Into Form: High Point (2/26) ...... 19 pts., 14 reb. Redshirt sophomore forward Jordan Weethee scored in double figures Longwood (3/1) ...... 33 pts., 14 reb. against Campbell on Feb. 19, which was much more significant than a stan- Coastal Carolina (3/8) . . . . .18 pts., 12 reb. dard double-figure effort. It was his third straight such game, marking the first IPFW (3/22) ...... 41 pts., 10 reb. time all year Weethee had accomplished that feat. Rodney Glasgow ...... 4 Wright State (12/7) ...... 15 pts., 10 ast. Covington Friendly With the Camels: UNC Asheville (1/28) ...... 35 pts., 10 ast. Gardner-Webb (2/5) ...... 21 pts., 12 ast. VMI senior D.J. Covington has become quite friendly with the IPFW (3/22) ...... 13 pts, 12 ast. Campbell Camels over the past two seasons. Prior to Feb. 19’s game against QJ Peterson ...... 3 CU, Covington’s career-high in scoring had been 31 points, scored against the William & Mary (11/27) . . .12 pts., 11 reb. Camels in Feb. of 2013. Feb. 19, however, saw Covington score 33 markers in UNC Asheville (1/28) ...... 37 pts., 15 reb. leading his team to victory. Liberty (2/15) ...... 18 pts., 12 reb. Jordan Weethee ...... 1 Statistical Notes from VMI’s Four-OT Win over Gardner-Webb: The Citadel (11/8) ...... 10 pts., 11 reb. Feb. 5’s game between VMI and GWU is believed to be the longest Phillip Anglade ...... 1 game in the 30-year history of the Big South Conference. It is only the second Va. - Lynchburg (12/9) . . . . .13 pts., 13 reb. four-OT game on record for the Keydets, joining the Feb. 13, 1967 loss to The Citade. 2013-14 20-Point Games D.J. Covington (28/13/five blocks) and Rodney Glasgow (21/12/five QJ Peterson ...... 15 steals) were the first teammates to post 20/10/5 nights in those stats in the D.J. Covington ...... 14 same game, since the turn of the century, according to ESPN research. Rodney Glasgow ...... 13 Brian Brown ...... 1 Glasgow had a career-high 12 assists against GWU, VMI’s most in a sin- Jordan Weethee ...... 1 gle game since Ron Burks had 13 in Nov. of 2009. 2013-14 30-Point Games Peterson Named Big South Player of the Week: D.J. Covington ...... 4 VMI freshman guard QJ Peterson has been named the Big South QJ Peterson ...... 3 Conference Choice Hotels Men’s Basketball Player of the Week, accordingly Rodney Glasgow ...... 3 to information released by the conference Feb. 3. 2013-14 40-Point Games Peterson averaged 31.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists in leading D.J. Covington ...... 1 the Keydets to two victories. It was the first Big South Player of the Week ...... 41, vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 honor of his career, and he is the first freshman to earn Player of the Week honors since Dec. 17, 2012 (Keith Hornsby, Asheville). OT contest, after a loss at Campbell four days earlier. It was the first time VMI had played back to back overtime games since Feb. 2-4, 2009, also a 35 and 15 an Extreme Rarity: sequence in which they lost the initial game and won the second. By scoring 37 points and grabbing 15 rebounds in Jan. 28’s win at UNC Asheville, QJ Peterson (according to ESPN Stats and Info) became the first Glasgow Named Big South Player of the Week: Division I player this season to hit 35-15 in the same game. He was also the For the first time in his career, VMI’s Rodney Glasgow was named the first player to meet both those marks for VMI since Reggie Williams on Jan. Big South Choice Hotels Player of the Week, according to information 10, 2007. released Jan. 20 by the conference. Glasgow shared the honor with Radford’s Javonte Green. Closest Stretch of Games in Years: Glasgow averaged 28.0 points and 5.5 assists in two games last week. He With its four-point win at UNC Asheville Jan. 28, VMI had its first run opened with a career-high 36 points in the 101-88 win at Radford, shooting of four straight games decided by five points or less since Dec. 31, 2008 - Jan. 13-of-16 from the floor and 10-of-10 from the line. Glasgow followed with 20 10, 2009. points and six assists at Campbell.

Overtime Again: Peterson Named co-Big South Freshman of the Week: January 22nd’s overtime win over High Point was VMI’s second straight VMI guard QJ Peterson was named The Big South Crons Brand Big VMI’S 2013-14 RECORD WHEN... South Freshman of the Week for games played Jan. 6-12, according to infor- mation released Monday by the conference. It marks the third time this season Leading at the Half ...... 18-3 Peterson has earned at least a share of the honor, and the second time he has Trailing at the Half ...... 3-9 been the FOTW outright. Peterson averaged 22.5 points, 2.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals in his first two Tied at the Half ...... 0-0 Big South games last week. He debuted with 30 points in the Keydets’ 95-72 Playing Overtime ...... 2-1 League-opening win over Longwood. Peterson followed with 15 points and Playing Games Decided by 5 pts. or less ...... 4-5 four steals in VMI’s five-point loss to Liberty. For the week, he was 13-of-29 Playing Games Decided by 10 pts. or less ...... 3-2 from the field ( =44.8) and 15-of-20 from the charity stripe ( =75.0 percent). Playing Games Decided by 20 pts. or more ...... 7-3 Over 1K Points: Outrebounding Opponent ...... 15-2 Seniors Rodney Glasgow and D.J. Covington have both gone over 1000 Outrebounded by Opponent ...... 6-10 career points this season, with Covington accomplishing the feat against Shooting 50% or Better ...... 8-1 Clemson in late December and Glasgow doing so against Longwood on Jan. 8. Shooting Less Than 50% ...... 13-11 They are the 37th and 38th players, respectively, to surpass the 1K mark in total scoring at the Institute. Opponent Shoots 50% or Better ...... 4-5 Opponent Shoots Less Than 50% ...... 17-7 Notes from Washington College Rout: Outshooting Opponent (by %) ...... 16-2 With the 74-point margin of victory Jan. 4 against Washington College, Outshot by Opponent ...... 5-10 VMI broke its previous record of 65, which had been set Nov. 28, 2007 against Shooting 35% or Better from 3-PT ...... 10-1 Columbia Union. The 128-point output was the eighth-highest in Keydet his- tory and, at 63.2%, it was the highest VMI field goal percentage since Dec. 10, Shooting Less Than 35% from 3-PT ...... 11-11 2011 against Milligan College. Opponent Shoots 35% or Better from 3-PT ...... 6-6 Opponent Shoots Less Than 35% from 3-PT ...... 15-6 Covington Gets Rejections Record: Outshooting Opponent from 3-PT ...... 14-1 With a rejection with 17:58 to go Jan. 4 against Washington College, sen- ior D.J. Covington set a new VMI school record for career blocked shots, sur- Outshot by Opponent from 3-PT ...... 7-11 passing Lewis Preston (1990-93). Scoring 80 or More ...... 19-4 Scoring Less than 80 ...... 2-8 Anglade Explodes into Blocks Record Chart: Scoring 90 or More ...... 14-3 VMI fans are used to seeing D.J. Covington block numerous shots, but on Dec. 9 against Virginia - Lynchburg, the rejections came from a surprising Scoring Less than 90 ...... 7-9 source. Sophomore Phillip Anglade recorded eight blocks against the Dragons, Scoring 100 or More ...... 10-0 giving him sole possession of second place on VMI’s all-time single-game Scoring Less than 100 ...... 11-12 record listing. Anglade’s previous career high in rejections was three. Opponent Scores 80 or More ...... 11-9 Opponent Scores Less than 80 ...... 10-3 Weethee Has Career-Best Day: After entering the game in a 2 for 15 slump from three-point range, Opponent Scores 90 or More ...... 5-5 Jordan Weethee broke out in a big way Nov. 16 against Bluefield State. He Opponent Scores Less than 90 ...... 16-7 went 7 for 7 overall, including 6 of 6 from distance, to notch a career-high 20 Opponent Scores 100 or More ...... 3-2 points. The 6 for 6 effort is believed to make him only the second Keydet ever Opponent Scores Less than 100 ...... 18-10 to make at least five three-pointers in a game without missing. Committing 20 or More Turnovers ...... 0-0 Raining Three’s Against Blues: Committing Less Than 20 Turnovers ...... 21-12 After struggling in the season’s first three games from long range, VMI Forcing 20 or More Turnovers ...... 4-0 broke out in a big way Nov. 16 against Bluefield State. The Keydets made 17 Forcing Less Than 20 Turnovers ...... 17-12 three-pointers, the most they had made as a team since Nov. 29, 2010 (21 Forcing More Turnovers Than Opponent ...... 14-7 against Central Penn). Committing More Turnovers Than Opponent . . . . .5-5 Jon Elmore Signs with VMI: Forcing and Causing Equal Turnovers ...... 2-0 Head coach Duggar Baucom announced Nov. 15 that Jon Elmore has Playing an Morning/Afternoon Game ...... 8-4 signed a letter-of-intent with the Keydets to attend the Institute in 2014-15 Playing a Night Game ...... 13-8 and become the third Elmore associated with the men’s basketball program. Elmore, a 6-3, 175 point guard from Charleston W.Va. , averaged 13 Playing in November ...... 4-2 points and 6 assists per game in his junior season at Christ School in Arden, Playing in December ...... 2-4 NC and led the team to a 31-6 record during the 2012-13 season. Phenom Playing in January ...... 6-3 Hoops Report has him ranked as #8 player in state of North Carolina. Playing in February ...... 5-2 Jon Elmore is the son of Gay Elmore, VMI Class of 1986, who was twice named Southern Conference Player of the Year in 1986 and 1987 during his Playing in March ...... 4-1 stellar career with the Keydets while becoming VMI’s then-all-time leading scorer.

Historic Regular Season Tournament Win: VMI's All-Military Classic title was the program's first regular season tourney trophy since the 1978 Siena College Tournament in Loudonville, VMI IN THE STATISTICAL RANKINGS N.Y. (January 3-4, 1978). This year’s AMC is also believed to have been the Last Update - Through 3/23 (NCAA) and 3/22 (BSC) first regular season basketball tournament ever hosted on the VMI Post. TEAM BIG SOUTH NCAA Weethee Delivers Explosive Return: Scoring Offense 88.9 1st 88.9 1st Redshirt sophomore forward Jordan Weethee, sidelined by a knee Scoring Defense 82.6 12th 82.6 343rd injury the entire 2012-13 season, returned to action with flair as he threw Scoring Margin +6.3 2nd +6.3 58th down a dramatic first half dunk that was tagged as ESPN SportsCenter's top Field Goal Pct. 44.6% 8th 44.6% 154th play of the day. It marked the second time in three years a Keydet basketball Free Throw Pct. 71.2% 6th 71.2% 132nd player had attained the accolade as Stan Okoye's dunk against Ohio State 3-Point FG Pct. 32.4% 12th 32.4% 247th snagged the top spot November 23, 2011. 3-Point FG Made 9.1 2nd 9.1 7th Field Goal Pct. Def. 43.5% 4th 43.5% 168th First Win Over Service Academy Since...: 3-Point FG Pct. Def. 33.6% 3rd 33.6% 135th Rebounding 42.1 1st VMI’s win over Air Force on Nov. 9 to win the All-Military Classic Rebounding Defense 42.7 12th marked VMI’s first win over a service academy since the season opener for Rebounding Margin -0.6 7th -0.6 209th the 2009-10 season, when the Keydets beat Army 93-86 at Cameron Hall. Offensive Rebounds 14.6 1st Defensive Rebounds 27.5 1st Last Year In The BSC: Blocked Shots 6.4 1st 6.4 5th 2013-14 will be VMI’s final year in the Big South after 11 years in the Assists 14.1 4th 14.1 70th league and will move back to the Southern Conference for 2014-15. Steals 7.3 2nd 7.3 50th Turnover Margin +2.27 1st +2.3 39th Assist/Turnover Ratio 1.32 1st 1.32 33rd

BIG SOUTH INDIVIDUAL Overall NCAA Scoring D. Covington 19.9 3rd 19.9 27th Q. Peterson 19.8 4th 19.8 28th R. Glasgow 18.5 6th 18.5 68th 3-Point Field Goals Per Game R. Glasgow 2.42 5th 2.42 87th Q. Peterson 2.36 7th 2.36 104th Reboundin3 D. Covington 9.3 2nd 9.3 28th Free Throw Pct. R. Glasgow 87.9% 1st 87.9% 23rd Field Goal Pct. (BSC min 5.0 made per game) D. Covington 59.5% 1st 59.5% 12th R. Glasgow 47.3% 6th 47.3% 127th Q. Peterson 40.8% 11th Assists R. Glasgow 5.9 2nd 5.8 19th Assist/TO Ratio R. Glasgow 3.16 1st 3.16 10th Steals Q. Peterson 1.73 T-2nd 1.73 79th Blocked Shots D. Covington 3.06 2nd 3.06 14th P. Anglade 1.24 7th 1.24 198th Big South Standings Movin’ Up The Charts Through March 22 North VMI Career Assists Per Game Big South Overall 1. Richard Little 5.3 2000-04 High Point+ 12-4 16-15 VMI* 11-5 21-12 2. Rodney Glasgow 4.4 2010-Pres. Radford& 10-6 22-12 Campbell 6-10 12-20 VMI Career Rebounds Liberty 5-11 11-21 1. Dave Montgomery 1068 1974-78 Longwood 3-13 8-24 7. Karl Kliner 760 1951-54 8. D.J. Covington 729 2010-Pres. South Big South Overall Coastal Carolina# 11-5 21-13 VMI Career Assists UNC Asheville 10-6 17-15 1. Richard Little 608 2000-04 Gardner-Webb 10-6 18-15 2. Rodney Glasgow 518 2010-Pres. Winthrop 10-6 20-13 3. Mike Huffman 480 1982-86 Charleston Southern 6-10 13-18 Presbyterian 2-14 6-26 VMI Career Field Goal Percentage (Min. 200) * = vs. Ohio in CIT Wednesday 1. D.J. Covington .583 2010-Pres. & = at ODU in CBI Monday (before press time) 2. Dave Montgomery .580 1974-78 # = Lost in NCAA First Round + = Lost in NIT First Round VMI Career 3-Point Percentage 1. Ramon Williams .427 1986-90 8. Rodney Glasgow .366 2010-Pres. VMI Career 3-Pointers Made 1. Austin Kenon 349 2007-11 6. Darryl Faulkner 199 1993-94, 96-98 7. Rodney Glasgow 197 2010-Pres. VMI Career Free Throw Percentage 1. John Mitchell .866 1966-69 4. Rodney Glasgow .826 2010-Pres. VMI Career Blocks 1. D.J. Covington 267 2010-Pres. Big South Career Field Goal Percentage 1. Heder Ambroise, CSU .618 1985-88 2. D.J. Covington .583 2010-Pres. 3. Art Parakhouski, RU .561 2008-10 Big South Career Assists 10. K.J. Garland, ASH 520 2003-08 Rodney Glasgow 518 2010-Pres. Big South Career Blocks 3. D.J. Cunningham, UNCA 278 4. D.J. Covington 267 2010-Pres. Big South Single Season Blocks (Team) 1. VMI 212 2013-14 UNC Asheville 196 2007-08 Big South Single Season Minutes Played 4. Trey Freeman, CU 1226 2012-13 5. K.J. Garland, UNCA 1217 2007-08 6. Rodney Glasgow 1215 2013-14 Game Recaps VMI 82, The Citadel 71 VMI 71, Air Force 63 Wake Forest 98, VMI 71 Nov. 8 - Lexington, Va. Nov. 9 - Lexington, Va. Nov. 12 - Winston-Salem, N.C.

The Citadel Bulldogs took a 13-point first half lead, but Behind a combined 55 points from their three leading The Wake Forest Demon Deacons broke open a tied the VMI Keydets stormed back behind QJ Peterson’s 25 scorers – D.J. Covington, QJ Peterson and Rodney game with a 16-3 run to end the first half and went on to a points and went on to an 82-71 victory in the second Glasgow – The VMI Keydets claimed the All-Military 98-71 win over the VMI Keydets, in NCAA basketball game of the All-Military Classic Nov. 8 at Cameron Hall. Classic championship with a 71-63 win over the Air Force action Tuesday night, Nov. 12 in Winston-Salem, N.C. The game was the season opener for both teams, and with Falcons Saturday evening, Nov. 9 at Cameron Hall in the win, VMI advanced to the title game Saturday night at Lexington, Va. After VMI's (2-1) QJ Peterson tied the game with a three- 8:30, where they will take on the two-time defending pointer, 24-24, with 6:15 left in the first half, the score tournament champions, Air Force. The win marked VMI’s first title in the three years the was also tied at 26-all and 28-all, the latter after a Rodney tournament has been held, and Peterson was named the Glasgow hoop at the 4:44 mark. From there, however, Citadel (0-1) took its largest lead, 26-13, after an Ashton Classic’s MVP at the conclusion of the contest. Glasgow Wake Forest (2-0) closed the half on a 16-3 run, includ- Moore basket at the 9:22 mark, and still led by 10 with was also named to the all-tournament team. ing scoring the final 10 points of the period, to go into the 5:08 left in the half. The Keydets (1-0), however, stormed break up 13. back with a 14-5 run to cut the lead to one at half, and After a hard-fought, close contest early, Tre Coggins hit a then took the lead for good with 11:01 to play on a pair of three-pointer to pull Air Force (1-1) within four at 24-20 The Keydets got back within 11 twice early in the second Jarid Watson free throws. Peterson then took over, scor- with 4:45 on the clock, but VMI closed the half with a 15- half, but a 14-5 run gave WF a 20-point lead for the first ing 12 of his 25 over the final 10 minutes to help the 5 run, capped by a four-point play by Peterson in the final time and VMI got no closer than 18 the rest of the way. Keydets pull away and win their fifth season opener in the seconds that sent VMI (2-0) to a 14-point halftime lead. past six years. The home team stretched the lead to as many as 21 in the Codi Miller-McIntyre of Wake Forest led all scorers with second half, and despite a bit of a rally, AFA could get no 23 points, while Peterson had 16 points to pace the With his prolific scoring day, Peterson notched the most closer than nine points until the final score was tallied. Keydets. Glasgow added 15, while D.J. Covington had 13 points by a VMI freshman since Stan Okoye’s 26 on Feb. markers and four blocks. 25, 2010 against Charleston Southern. He finished 9 of 18 Covington led the Keydets in the title game with 20 from the floor and added four steals, while Rodney points and seven rebounds, while Peterson chipped in The game got off to a slow start, with Wake still holding Glasgow added 20 and Jordan Weethee, playing in his with 19 and his second-straight four steal game. Glasgow an 11-8 lead after a Covington dunk with 15:28 on the first game since 2011-12, had 10 points and 11 rebounds. added 16 points and five assists against just one turnover. clock. That lead was five. 15-10, moments later, but the Weethee’s day was highlighted by a thunderous dunk at Marek Olesinski had 23 points and nine rebounds to pace Keydets scored the next six points to take their first lead, the 2:20 mark of the first half, a play that electrified the Air Force before the sixth-largest crowd in Cameron Hall 16-15, after a Glasgow triple at the 10:57 mark. That set 3,419 fans in attendance. history, 4,195 fans. up a stretch over the next six-plus minutes in which nei- ther team led by more than four, there were four ties and In addition, the Keydets had nine blocks and 23 offensive Air Force, the two-time defending tournament champi- three lead changes. rebounds, both setting Classic records. ons, sprinted out to an 11-4 lead behind five points from Coggins, but VMI came right back. An 11-2 run, capped After Glasgow's triple at 4:44 ended that run, Miller- The visitors, an undermanned team who only played nine by a Covington hoop at 11:18, gave the home team a 15- McIntyre hit two free throws to start the game-turning players, came out fighting in the opening half. After VMI 13 lead. The Falcons tied it moments later, but a Weethee run that sent WF into the locker room with its 13-point took an early 7-5 lead, Citadel went on a 21-6 march hoop at the 10:03 mark gave the Keydets an advantage lead. The Demon Deacons had hit 50 percent (14 of 28) behind 11 points from White and, when Moore converted they would not relinquish. from the floor, while VMI had posted a 26.5 percent (9 of his basket at 9:22, led 26-13. The lead was still 10 at the 34) effort. 5:08 mark, but Jarid Watson scored to cut it to eight and That margin got as high as nine before AFA scored five start the 14-5 spurt that turned the momentum in VMI’s straight, capped by Coggins’ three at 4:45, to make it a The Keydets got the second half off to a respectable start, favor. four-point contest and set the stage for the game-breaking scoring eight quick points including two three-pointers. run. The visitors had just one field goal over the final 4:45 Jordan Weethee hit the second triple, doing so with 18:08 Although the Keydets were still down, 38-37, at half, they of the half as the VMI defense tightened en route to the to play, to bring the Keydets within 11, but a minute later, had gone the final 11:30 of the period without a turnover. 14-point halftime lead. Tyler Cavanaugh scored for the home team to start a 14-5 That stretch grew to 16:34 with the opening 5:04 of the spurt that gave Wake a 20-point lead. second half, as the Keydets cut it to one on two occasions, The Keydets had that 14-point halftime edge despite doing so first at the 17:14 mark on a Glasgow jumper. struggling from distance, where they had gone just 3 of The advantage grew as high as 30 before VMI put togeth- 15. They grabbed the lead on the glass, as VMI outre- er a 16-6 run that helped cut the margin back down, The Bulldogs stretched it back out to five with 13:33 to bounded AFA by 12 in the first half and held a 10-3 edge although Wake notched nine of the final 13 to account for play, but VMI seized command with a 26-6 spurt that in second chance points. the final score. Glasgow capped with a triple, giving the home team a 71- 56 advantage with 5:54 left. The Keydets went 4 for 5 VMI came out of the locker room hot and quickly pushed Freshman Julian Eleby finished with 11 points, while from distance during the run, as Glasgow and Peterson hit its lead out to 17, 49-32, doing so on a Covington old- Devin Thomas was Wake Forest's second-leading scorer two apiece to give the home team full control. fashioned three-point play with 16:35 left. The teams with 20 markers. then played relatively close until, with a 14-point lead at Citadel would get no closer than 11 the rest of the way as the 12:02 mark, VMI scored the next seven points to go Peterson scored VMI’s final four points, helping him fin- up 21. A Glasgow three made it 61-40 with 9:17 to go and ish with 18 in the second half. sent the Corps of Cadets into delirium.

In defeat, the Bulldogs were led by freshman White, who The Falcons got within nine on two occasions in the clos- had 21 points and nine boards, while Matt Van Scyoc ing minutes, but the Keydets held off the final rally and added 16 and 11. One of the key stats of the game, how- went on to the eight-point win that brought the Corps ever, saw VMI outrebound Citadel by six in the second streaming onto the court. The victory was VMI’s first win half after being bested by nine in the first period, a 15- in an in-season tournament since Jan. 3-4, 1978, when the rebound swing. Keydets won the Siena College Tournament by defeating Cleveland State and the host Saints. VMI 121, Bluefield State 80 Virginia Tech 105, VMI 92 Bridgewater College 112, VMI 86 Nov. 16 - Lexington, Va. Nov. 18 - Blacksburg, Va. Nov. 20 - Lexington, Va.

QJ Peterson had 25 points, including 20 in the first half The VMI Keydets cut a 20-point deficit to six with just Freshman QJ Peterson scored 38 points, including 15 and 12 straight at one point, and Jordan Weethee went 7 over a minute to play, but the Virginia Tech Hokies straight at one point in the first half, and D.J. Covington for 7 from the field, including 6 of 6 from three-point scored the final seven points of the game and hung on for added 29 markers and his second seven-block game in a range, for a career-high 20 points to pace the VMI a 105-92 victory in men's basketball action Monday night, week as the VMI Keydets defeated the Bridgewater Keydets to a 121-80 win over the Bluefield State Blues Nov. 18 at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va. College Eagles, 112-86 in non-conference basketball Saturday afternoon, Nov. 16 at Cameron Hall. Peterson action Wednesday night, Nov. 20 at Cameron Hall in and Weethee were two of VMI's (3-1) five players in dou- With 10:38 left in the contest, C.J. Barksdale converted Lexington, Va. The Keydets finished the game with 13 ble figures, which was the first time the Keydets had an old-fashioned three-point play to put Tech (3-1) up by blocked shots, tying a facility record previously set in accomplished that feat since Jan. 5, 2013 against Liberty. 20 for the second time, 76-56, but the Keydets (3-2) ral- 2010. lied from there. VMI gradually chipped into the lead, but Despite the final result, it was BSC (1-3) who got off to was still down 15 at the 6:30 mark before scoring 22 of The contest was close early with the Keydets nursing a the fast start. Dawkins had eight points in the first seven- the next 35 points. QJ Peterson had nine points in the 10-point lead, 37-27, at the 6:27 mark of the first half. plus minutes, capped by a basket at the 13:53 mark, that sustained push, including two free throws with 1:18 to go From there, the freshman took over, as Peterson scored helped put his team up 16-7. Peterson then took over, that cut the margin to six, 98-92, but Barksdale immedi- VMI’s next 15 points over a 3:24 span and capped the taking advantage of four Blues' turnovers to score the ately scored at the other end to start the game-deciding push with a basket at the 2:35 mark. That score gave the game's next nine points, and tie the game 16-16. Geron spurt. Keydets a 19-point lead, 52-33, and BC got no closer than Tate converted two free throws to make it 18-16, 15 the rest of the way. Peterson finished the first half with Bluefield State, but after the under-12 media timeout, VMI put three players over the 20-point mark, led by 28 points, just two shy of the most scored in a first half in Peterson notched an old-fashioned three-point play that Rodney Glasgow and Peterson with 22 apiece. D.J. VMI basketball history, a mark set by Reggie Williams in gave him 12 straight VMI points and his team a lead it Covington added 20 markers, and freshman Craig Hinton January of 2007. would not relinquish, 19-18. had a career-best 13 markers. The Keydets turned the ball over just four times compared to 16 such miscues for By scoring 38 points, Peterson broke through the previ- In addition to Peterson and Weethee, D.J. Covington Tech, but could not overcome the home team's blistering ous career of 25 that he had accomplished twice previous- (14), Julian Eleby (10) and Rodney Glasgow (10) were three-point shooting, as the Hokies went 11 of 17 from ly, and is now averaging 24.2 points per game through his all in double figures, with Covington contributing seven three-point range (64.7%) to 10 of 36 for the visitors initial six collegiate contests. The Big South’s steals per blocks to tie for the second most in VMI history. The sen- (27.8%). game leader added three steals as well on a night that saw ior now has four of the six-highest block totals in school him go 15 of 23 overall and 5 of 11 from three-point history, having amassed seven rejections three times and Despite the Keydets missing their first nine three-point- range. nine on another occasion. ers, the game was close early, so close in fact, that when Peterson hit VMI's first triple at the 12:50 mark of the Meanwhile, Covington’s 29 points was his highest output Weethee, meanwhile, is believed to be just the second first half, the visitors had a 13-12 advantage. That set the since his career-high 31-point effort on Feb. 16 of last sea- Keydet on record to hit at least five three-pointers in a stage for back and forth action over the next 4:10, action son against Campbell. The seven blocks were the second game without missing. He joins Ramon Williams, who that saw six lead changes and Tech emerge with a 22-19 time in a week he had accomplished that feat, as he also was 5 for 5 in Feb. of 1989 against Western Carolina. lead. did so Saturday against Bluefield State, and it was the fifth time in his career he had notched seven blocks or more in In defeat, Bluefield State was led by Joseph Dawkins' 22 Over the next several minutes, the home team gradually a game. points, which included 6 of 8 from three-point range on a extended its lead, pushing it to seven on two occasions. day where the visitors shot 12 of 25 (48.0%) from long VMI, however, was still within four at 36-32 after a The Keydets took the lead for good early in Wednesday’s distance. The Keydets, however, nearly matched that with Glasgow three with 3:09 on the clock. From there, Tech contest, but the visitors stayed close and were still within their highest three-point output since making 21 against closed the half on an 8-1 run and took its largest lead thus three at the 12:58 mark, 20-17, after two free throws. Central Penn on Nov. 29, 2010. VMI was 17 of 36 far, 44-33, into the locker room at halftime. VMI then responded with its first true run of the game, a (47.2%) from long range in the win. 17-8 push that Covington capped with a basket with 6:35 The Hokies stretched their margin to 15 early in the sec- left in the half to give the home team a 12-point lead, 37- VMI stretched its lead from there, going up by double ond half, but freshmen Julian Eleby and Hinton com- 25. Ronnie Thomas hit a jumper the next time down the digits on two Trey Chapman free throws at the 7:58 bined for the game's next eight points, including a three- floor to make it 37-27, setting the stage for Peterson’s 15 mark, and then taking multiple 20-plus point leads before pointer apiece, to reduce the home team's lead to 50-41 straight VMI points and the Keydets seizing control of the settling in with a 63-42 edge at the break. The Keydets with 17:59 to go. Tech answered, however, with a 14-4 game. had rallied in large part by forcing turnovers, as after the run that was capped by a Jarell Eddie three with 14:18 on first 20 minutes, the home team had a 25-0 edge in points the clock to go up 19, 64-45. VMI would take a 15-point lead, 54-39, into the locker off turnovers. room behind Peterson’s 28. The Keydets shot 22 of 46 That lead grew to 20 one possession later when Adam (47.8%) in the opening half, with Peterson making 11 of The Keydets kept up the pressure early in the second half, Smith hit a trey, but the Keydets used a 7-0 run to try to VMI’s 22 field goals. Covington also had six blocks in the stretching the margin to 30 with a 16-6 run that Eleby claw back in, cutting it to 67-54 with 12:35 to go. Tech first 20 minutes of action. capped with a pair of free throws with 15:01 to go, 79-48. answered with a 9-2 run, ended by Barksdale's three-point A pair of three's by the visitors cut the lead to 81-54, but play with 10:38 left that set the stage for VMI's furious The visitors were still within 16, 59-43, with 18:39 to go, VMI added on once again with a 14-0 run that included rally attempt. but VMI scored the next nine points to go up 25, 68-43, three of Weethee's three-pointers and a layup by the red- and despite a 10-3 run later in the period, Bridgewater got shirt sophomore. The two-pointer capped the spurt with In addition to his 20-point night, Covington finished with no closer than 18 the rest of the way. The Keydets pushed 11:13 to go and made it 95-54, VMI. three blocks for the Keydets, tying him with Eric Mann the lead to 30 for the first time with 3:41 to go and took a for second on the all-time VMI listing with 184 career game-high 31-point advantage with a Julian Eleby hoop From there, the teams played to a draw as the back end of rejections. with 2:51 on the clock. The Eagles, however, scored four both benches saw significant time in the final moments. of the game’s final five points to account for the final mar- Virginia Tech was led by Eddie, who had 21 points and gin. The Keydets, who moved to 3-0 at home for the seventh Ben Emelogu, who finished with 19 markers. The Hokies time in the last eight years, finished with a 51-48 edge on shot 36 of 69 overall (52.2%) and 22 of 26 at the free In addition to Covington and Peterson, the Keydets put the glass despite BSC's Samuel Ouedraogo posting 16 throw line (84.6%), while VMI was 33 of 79 (41.8%) and Rodney Glasgow in double figures with 12 points. The boards. VMI finished 38 of 81 from the floor (46.9%), 16 of 23 (69.6%) in those two categories. senior added six assists as well, as VMI piled up 21 helpers while the visitors were 25 of 79 (31.6%) and the Keydets on the night. Bridgewater was paced by Ed Reddick’s 19 had a 20-10 edge in the turnovers battle, leading to a 34-7 points. edge in points off turnovers. VMI's bench also finished with 60 of the team's 121 markers. William & Mary 97, VMI 67 Elon 87, VMI 70 VMI 94, Wright State 74 Nov. 27 - Williamsburg, Va. Dec. 3 - Elon, N.C. Dec. 7 - Lexington, Va.

The VMI Keydets cut a 21-point first half deficit to seven The VMI Keydets put all five of their starters in double The VMI Keydets put all five starters in double figures, early in the second half, but the William & Mary Tribe figures, but the Elon Phoenix shot 56.6% from the field led by QJ Peterson’s 21 points, and shot 17 of 31 from responded with a 29-8 run to seize control and went on to and used a 12-0 run to break open the game en route to three-point range to propel their squad to a 94-74 win a 97-67 win over the Keydets Wednesday night, Nov. 27 an 87-70 win Tuesday night, Dec. 3 in Elon, N.C. over the Wright State Raiders Saturday afternoon, Dec. 7 at Kaplan Arena in Williamsburg, Va. Trey Chapman led at Cameron Hall. VMI with a career-high 16 points. After a first half that had seen VMI (4-4) trail by as many as 16, the Keydets used an early second-half 8-1 run to The 17 three-pointers tied a season-high as the team was After the Tribe (3-3) had used a 38-14 first half run to climb within six, 45-39, with 16:56 to go. Lucas led by Brian Brown’s five triples, while Rodney Glasgow take a 38-17 lead, the Keydets scored 18 of the half’s first Troutman scored moments later for Elon (5-4), however, (15 pts., 10 asts.) and D.J. Covington (14 pts., 11 rebs.) 24 points to go into the locker room down just nine, 44- starting a 12-0 run that left the Phoenix with an 18-point added double-doubles. Covington’s double-double 35. QJ Peterson scored the second half’s first basket, lead, and VMI could get no closer than 11 the rest of the marked his second straight. reducing the margin to seven, but Tim Rusthoven tallied way. two points just moments later to start the game deciding Despite the final score, the game was tightly contested 29-8 spurt that left VMI down, 73-45. The Keydets could In defeat, the Keydets saw all five of their starters post at early. Over the first 11:43, there were five ties and 10 lead get no closer than 24 the rest of the way. least 11 points, led by Jordan Weethee’s 15 markers. D.J. changes, but when Glasgow hit a triple at the 8:17 mark, Covington finished with his second double-double of the the Keydets (5-4) took a 28-25 lead and would not trail In the setback, VMI was led by Chapman, who posted a 6 year, notching 11 points and 12 rebounds, but fouled out again. Wright State (5-6) stayed within single digits until of 9 evening while adding four rebounds and two blocks. with 6:05 remaining. Covington scored with 1:48 left in the half, pushing the Rodney Glasgow added 15 points as well. Peterson, who margin to 10, and WSU got no closer than seven the rest entered as the Big South’s leading scorer, had his first Elon was paced by Tanner Samson’s 23 points and nine of the way. career double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds, rebounds on a night where the Phoenix went 30 of 53 but was held to a 4 of 17 night from the field. (56.6%) from the floor, while VMI finished 26 of 66 Saturday’s game marked the second straight in which (39.4%) on the evening. VMI had put all five of their starters in double figures, as Perhaps the game’s most revealing statistic, however, was Jordan Weethee (15) and Brown (15) joined Glasgow, VMI losing the points off turnovers battle, 16-6. It Elon led from the game’s first basket but the contest was Covington and Peterson’s efforts. It also marked a drastic marked only the second time this season the Keydets had even for the first several minutes, as two Rodney Glasgow turn from last year’s game with the Raiders, as the contest come out on the short end of that stat, and the six such free throws made it a two-point game at the 14:06 mark, saw an 18-rebound swing from the 2012 game between points was a season-low, helped by the home team com- 10-8. From there, the home team used a 14-5 run to take the schools. VMI held a 41-33 edge on the glass Saturday mitting just six turnovers on the evening. a double-digit lead for the first time, 24-13 with 9:29 afternoon after being outrebounded by 10 last year. remaining in the half. Glasgow put the Keydets on the board first, hitting a After the game was tied, 25-25, VMI started a 10-2 run three on the first possession of the game, but the Tribe VMI quickly rallied, using an 8-1 run to reduce the deficit with Glasgow’s three to take an eight-point lead, 35-27 scored the game’s next six points and VMI never led to four at 25-21, but Elon then went up 14 with a 10-0 with 5:34 left in the opening period. Wright State got again. The Keydets stayed within two, however, 9-7 until push and led 35-21 with 3:43 on the clock. That lead back within six on two occasions, the last of which came Omar Prewitt hit a three-pointer at the 16:37 mark, mak- grew to as many as 16 before the Keydets scored the half’s with 3:19 to go, but a 7-2 Keydet push to finish the half ing it 12-7, W&M. That was the first basket of a 29-10 run final five points to go into the locker room down 11, 42- sent VMI into the locker room up 11, 47-36. that gave the Tribe their biggest first half lead, 38-17 with 31. 8:14 to go in the period. Both teams shot the ball very well in the opening period, Despite solid performances from their starters, the with VMI going 16 of 34 from the floor (47.1%) and 9 of The Keydets responded, however, with a 16-2 run over Keydets trailed at the break thanks in large part to a 15-0 16 (56.3%) from three-point range while WSU finished the next six-plus minutes, and when Chapman scored deficit in bench points, a trend that would continue into 14 of 29 (48.3%) from the floor. with 1:42 left in the half, VMI was within seven at 40-33. the second half. Elon also held a 26-10 edge in points in The home team scored four of the half’s last six points to the paint and had 14 points off seven Keydet turnovers. The second half started with the Raiders gradually chip- take a 44-35 lead into the locker room, however, in a first ping into the Keydet lead, as baskets by Matt Vest cut the half that saw William & Mary shoot 17 of 37 (45.9%) In spite of those stats, the Keydets mounted a comeback margin to eight on two occasions, the last of which came from the floor while holding VMI to a 13 of 34 (38.2%) to start the second half. Ryley Beaumont of Elon made a with 17:10 to play. With 14:35 to go, a Miles Dixon pace. 13-point game, 44-31, with the first basket of the period, jumper cut it to seven, but Vest missed a layup on WSU’s but VMI scored eight of the game’s next nine points, all of next possession that would have cut the lead to five. That The second half began much like the first, with a VMI which came in the paint, to cut the deficit to six with proved to be a turning point, as Covington scored on the basket. This one was Peterson’s layup to again cut the 16:56 to go. After an exchange of turnovers, Troutman other end for the Keydets to start an 11-3 run. Brown lead to seven, but the Tribe responded with the game- then scored for Elon to start the game-turning run, the capped it with a three at the 10:02 mark, pushing the lead turning 29-8 run. 12-0 spurt that gave the home team a 57-39 lead with to 15 at 69-54. 13:57 remaining. After the spurt, the Keydets got treys from Glasgow and The Keydets went up 20 with 7:27 to play, doing so on a Brian Brown to reduce the lead to 24, 78-54, but the VMI immediately went on an 11-4 run, a push that Peterson breakaway dunk, and took a game-high 23-point comeback went no further thanks to back to back W&M included nine points by QJ Peterson, and made it a 61-50 lead on a Glasgow three with 5:20 left. The teams played three’s that pushed the margin to 30, 84-54. That 30- contest, but could not get closer as Elon scored nine of relatively even over the last five-plus minutes, with WSU point spread would turn out to be the final margin, as the the game’s next 10 points and went on to victory. scoring five of the game’s last seven points to account for teams played evenly for the final 8:08. the final margin. In the contest, Elon was victorious despite shooting just In the win, William & Mary shot the same percentage 55.3% from the foul line, as they managed to go 21 of 38. WSU was led by AJ Pacher’s 14 points, while Dixon and from the field in both halves, 45.9%, but was much Vest also finished in double figures with 13 and 12 mark- stronger from three-point range in the final 20 minutes, The Keydets hit 80% of their attempts from the charity ers, respectively. going 9 of 15 (60%). The Keydets finished the night 6 of stripe, but posted just 15 tries in a 12 for 15 evening. The 25 from distance (24.0%) and 25 of 67 (37.3%) overall. Phoenix finished with a 25-13 edge in points off Off the bench for VMI, Chapman had nine points includ- The Tribe had two players score 22 points or more, as turnovers, despite VMI having just 12 such miscues to ing a 2 of 2 effort from three-point range, while Philip Prewitt notched 22 markers and Rusthoven led all scorers Elon’s 11. Elon also finished with a 24-6 edge in bench Anglade had five points and a career high three blocks. with 26 points and added 16 rebounds. scoring. With his 10 assists, Glasgow came up one short of his career high, while Brown continued a run that has now D.J. Covington had two blocks for the Keydets and is now Other leading scorers included Elon’s Troutman, who fin- seen him go 11 of 21 from three-point range over the last within just nine of tying school record holder Lewis ished with 21 points, while Peterson had 14 and Glasgow three contests after making just two triples in the season’s Preston for the all-time VMI mark in that statistic (202). chipped in 13. first six games. VMI 110, Virginia - Lynchburg 78 East Carolina 103, VMI 94 Clemson 80, VMI 50 Dec. 9 - Lexington, Va. Dec. 19 - Greenville, N.C. Dec. 30 - Clemson, S.C.

Rodney Glasgow had a career-high 33 points, and Phillip The East Carolina Pirates used a 19-4 run early in the sec- After a spirited first half that saw the two squads separat- Anglade finished two blocks shy of a triple-double as the ond half to pull away and held off a rally attempt by the ed by just one point, the Clemson Tigers outscored the VMI Keydets defeated the University of Virginia – VMI Keydets to prevail, 103-94, in non-conference bas- VMI Keydets 32-6 over the final 12-plus minutes en route Lynchburg Dragons, 110-78 in basketball action Monday ketball action Thursday, Dec. 19 in Greenville, N.C. The to a 80-50 win in non-conference action Monday night, night, Dec. 9 at Cameron Hall. With the win, VMI contest saw 11 total players score in double figures, with Dec. 30 in Clemson, S.C. remains undefeated at home this season with a perfect 6-0 ECU (10-2) putting six players in double figures and VMI mark. (6-5) posting five-such scorers. There were six ties and seven lead changes in the first half, a period that saw VMI (6-6) lead by as many as eight, but VUL (4-10) hung tough in the first half, as the Keydets After a tightly contested first half, the Keydets closed to Clemson (9-3) scored the final bucket of the half to take went cold from outside, shooting just 4 of 22 from long- within three, 51-48, after a Brian Brown three-point play the lead for good at 32-31. range in the first 20 minutes. just moments into the second period. The Pirates’ Michael Zangari scored at the other end, however, and The Keydets remained within striking distance early in With the game still just a six-point contest, VMI (6-4) that started a 19-4 run for the home team. Akeem the second period, cutting the lead to 48-44 on a Trey blew it open with a 23-4 run early in the second half and Richmond capped the spurt with a layup with 13:55 to Chapman lay-up with 12:29 left, but Clemson answered went on to the victory behind a 64-point second half, go, putting the Pirates up 70-52. with an immediate 15-2 run to go up 63-46. The visitors fueled by Glasgow’s 21 second-half points and career-high got no closer than 15 the rest of the way, as the Tigers seven three-pointers. VMI got the lead down to single digits in the closing min- scored 17 of the game's final 21 points to account for the utes, but could get no closer than eight and lost the first final margin. Anglade finished with 13 points, 13 rebounds and eight meeting between the teams since 1977. The story of the blocked shots, all career highs and falling two blocks shy night came from the charity stripe, where East Carolina D.J. Covington led the Keydets with a double-double, of a triple-double. The eight rejections are the second- hit 35 of a startling 44 free throw attempts (79.5%). 28 of posting 20 points and 12 rebounds, but Clemson held the most in a single game in Keydet history. those 44 tries came in the second half, where the home rest of the VMI team to 11 for 54 (20.3%) from the field. team outscored VMI 54-49. Meanwhile, the Keydets were While Covington's 20 markers led all scorers, CU put four In addition to Glasgow and Anglade, QJ Peterson added 15 of 16 overall (93.8%), but just had just seven attempts players in double figures, led by Jordan Roper's 19. 23 points and seven rebounds, while D.J. Covington had in the second half. his third straight double-double, scoring 20 points and The game was a bit ragged early, as neither squad could pulling down 10 rebounds. For the second straight game, Rodney Glasgow led the hit double figures on the board until Rodney Glasgow hit way for the Keydets, notching 22 points on 6 of 12 shoot- a jumper with 13:46 left in the first half, a shot that gave VMI got off to a very slow start, missing its first 11 three- ing. D.J. Covington chipped in 16 markers, but was limit- VMI a 10-7 lead. CU scored at the other end, but VMI pointers, and VUL held the lead until a Peterson hoop at ed to just 21 minutes due to foul trouble, while the then launched a quick 6-0 run and led by seven, 16-9, at the 12:22 mark gave VMI its first advantage, 16-14. From Pirates’ Caleb White led all scorers with 24 points. the 12:26 mark. there, five lead changes ensued over the rest of the half, with the Keydets not able to stretch their lead to more ECU started the game by scoring the first five points, but After a layup by the Tigers' Adonis Filer, QJ Peterson than 11. They got there on the strength of a 10-0 run the VMI offense responded with a 12-0 run and led, 12-5 nailed a triple to give the Keydets a 19-11 lead with 11:48 started at the 4:02 mark, a spurt that took just 1:33 and with 4:10 having gone by in the contest. The Pirates left in the half, and that would prove to be his team's gave the home team a 41-30 advantage. scored the next field goal to cut the lead to three, and largest cushion of the evening. The home team responded from there, neither team could take a lead larger than with a 9-2 push to retake the lead, 23-21, and that set up a VUL, however, battled back. The Dragons scored 10 of three until the 7:12 mark, when ECU’s Prince Williams frantic final 5:52 of the half that saw neither team lead by the half’s final 15 points, reducing the margin to six at scored to make it 33-28, Pirates. more than two. halftime. That margin stretched to eight, but the Keydets used a 6- Glasgow gave the Keydets the lead back, 31-30, with a The teams went back and forth for the first two minutes 0 run late in the half to cut their halftime deficit to four, hoop at the 1:17 mark, but Landry Nnoko immediately of the second half, with the visitors drawing within six 49-45. responded for the Tigers, scoring to account for the half- once again at 50-44 with 18:18 left. Glasgow hit two free time margin, 32-31. throws less than a minute later, starting the game-break- The teams traded points to start the second period, with ing 23-4 spurt that gave the Keydets a 73-48 lead with Brown’s three-point play reducing the deficit to three and The Keydets remained within range early in the second 10:09 to go. The VMI defense stiffened during the decid- setting the stage for the game-breaking 19-4 ECU run half, as they were still within a point with 17:19 to go at ing run, holding VUL to 2 of 13 from the floor and forc- that included 12 straight points . That gave the home 36-35. The Tigers then scored the game's next 10 points ing eight turnovers during the 8:09 span. team an 18-point advantage, and the lead was still 15 with to take their largest lead thus far, 46-35, but VMI fired 4:24 left. back with a run of its own, using a 9-2 spurt to reduce the VMI then continued to stretch its lead, going up by 30 for margin to 48-44 on Chapman's layup with 12:29 left. the first time on a Glasgow triple with 7:25 on the clock, VMI then launched a final rally attempt by scoring nine of 87-57. The Keydets reached their game-high 36-point the next 12 points, reducing the lead to nine on two occa- Neither team scored for the next 1:27, but K.J. McDaniel lead on a Peterson three with 3:47 left, 100-64, but the sions, the last of which came with 1:14 to go and made got Clemson back on the board with a basket at the 11:02 Dragons outscored the home team 14-10 over the final the score 98-89. White then hit two free throws for ECU, mark and that started the game-deciding run. moments to account for the final margin. and Jordan Weethee drilled a triple to cut it to eight, 100- 92, but the Pirates hit three of their four free throws in the On the night, the Keydets finished 21 of 73 (28.8%) from Despite the difficult first half, VMI finished 41 of 91 from final 40 seconds to seal the victory. the field and 3 of 28 (10.7%) from three-point range. The the floor (45.1%) and 11 of 47 from three-point range second half numbers told the story, as after hitting 18 (23.4%), with seven of those triples coming in the second With the exception of free throws, Thursday’s statistics shots in the first 27:31, VMI was held to just three made half. VUL went 31 of 82 (37.8%) and 3 of 12 (25%), were virtually even, as ECU shot 55.6% from the floor, field goals over the final 12:21. Clemson finished 29 of 66 respectively. but VMI’s 52.3% effort included 11 additional tries. The from the floor (43.9%) and 4 of 20 (20%) from long- contest was the first time the Keydets had lost while range. In defeat, VUL was led by Irving Cato, who had 18 points shooting over 50% from the floor since Feb. 2, 2012 and 16 rebounds, as well as Dennis Gravely, who notched against UNC Asheville. In addition to his double-double, Covington blocked two 12 points and 15 boards. Chris Calvin chipped in 20 shots to become only the second Keydet ever to hit the points for the Dragons. On Thursday, both teams both notched 44 points in the 200 rejection mark in a career. He is now just two shy of paint, while the Pirates held just a one point lead in points tying Lewis Preston (202) for the school record. off turnovers, 14-13. In addition to Glasgow and Covington, Weethee had 15 points and QJ Peterson chipped in 14 and six assists. VMI 128, Washington College 54 VMI 95, Longwood 72 Liberty 85, VMI 80 Jan. 4 - Lexington, Va. Jan. 8 - Lexington, Va. Jan. 11 - Lexington, Va.

The VMI Keydets put seven players in double figures, The VMI Keydets went to the line 41 times, 22 more than In a game that featured 14 lead changes and saw neither D.J. Covington set a new VMI record for career blocked their opponent, the Longwood Lancers, and made 28 of team lead by more than nine, the Liberty Flames posted a shots and VMI set a new record for margin of victory in their attempts to help propel themselves to a 95-72 victo- 21-rebound advantage on the glass and survived a frantic late defeating the Washington College Shoremen, 128-54, ry in Big South action Wednesday night, Jan. 8 at rally by the VMI Keydets to claim an 85-80 victory in Big Saturday afternoon, Jan. 4 at Cameron Hall. Cameron Hall in Lexington, Va. Q.J. Peterson led the South basketball action Saturday afternoon, Jan. 11 at Keydets (8-6, 1-0 Big South) with 30 points in VMI’s Cameron Hall in Lexington, Va. Saturday’s game was never in doubt, as the Keydets final Big South basketball opener. sprinted out to a double-digit lead in the first three-plus Liberty (7-10, 1-1 Big South) appeared on the verge of put- minutes and never looked back. VMI (7-6) did not trail in The Keydets led wire to wire, but Longwood (5-11, 0-1 ting the game away with 1:44 remaining, when the Flames took a game-high nine-point lead and the Keydets (8-7, 1-1 the game, marking the first time that had been the case Big South) threatened to change that early in the second Big South) missed two of their next three free throws. since Feb. 6 of last season, and the Keydets’ 45-point half- half. With VMI up 48-40, the Lancers scored five straight time lead was their largest since Nov. 14, 2007. points, capped by a Karl Ziegler basket with 17:34 left, to The lead was eight when VMI started its comeback at the 50- make it a 48-45 game. second mark, doing so on a Rodney Glasgow three that made With the 74-point margin of victory, VMI broke its previ- it 80-75. After an Antwan Burrus free throw for Liberty, each ous record of 65, which had been set Nov. 28, 2007 That was the closest Longwood would get, however, as team missed the front end of a 1 and 1. against Columbia Union. The 128-point output was the the Keydets gradually distanced themselves from there. eighth-highest in Keydet history and, at 63.2%, it was the VMI took a double-digit lead for good on a Julian Eleby QJ Peterson then followed with a triple of his own, making it highest VMI field goal percentage since Dec. 10, 2011 triple with 12:25 remaining, and would use runs of 7-0 81-78 with 35 seconds to go, and Glasgow stole the inbounds against Milligan College. and 9-3 to help account for the final margin. pass. Two free throws later, the VMI point guard had cut the deficit to one, 81-80, with 19 seconds on the clock. Burrus Covington, meanwhile, got the long-awaited VMI career The 41 free throw attempts were VMI’s most since Dec. converted two from the charity stripe, however, and after a blocks record with a rejection of an Austin Murphy layup 10, 2011 against Milligan College, when the Keydets had Glasgow missed three, the Liberty forward hit two more free with 17:58 to go. The senior finished the game with three 47 tries from the charity stripe. The 28 makes tied a sea- throws to ice the game and account for the final margin. blocks, giving him 203 for his career, one more than son-high and was the most this year against a Division I Lewis Preston (1990-93). foe. Peterson made 12 of the free throws himself, a career- Glasgow led VMI with 27 points and five assists, but the key high and the most by a VMI player since Stan Okoye stats of the day were rebounding and free throws. The QJ Peterson led the Keydets with 20 points and Tim made 12 in last year’s Big South tournament against these Flames held a 52-31 edge on the glass, including 24-13 on the offensive glass, while VMI hit just 8 of 14 free throws Marshall added a career-high 19 markers, as every VMI same Lancers. (57.1%) including three misses in the final 1:37 that helped player to take the floor scored in the victory. change the complexion of the game. Those 14 free throws In addition to Peterson, the Keydets were led by D.J. were the second fewest attempts by VMI this season. The Keydets pulled away early, taking a 24-point lead on Covington, who recorded his sixth double-double of the a Trey Chapman free throw with 9:15 left in the first half. year with 15 points and 16 rebounds. He also chipped in Liberty scored the game’s first six points, marking the first Washington College answered with a James Drury three- four blocks and a pair of steals. Rodney Glasgow added 15 time VMI had trailed in this calendar year, but the Keydets pointer on the next trip down the floor, making it 42-21, markers, six rebounds and seven assists, while the Keydets came right back with a 10-2 run that gave them a 10-7 lead but the home team closed the half on a blistering 28-4 run also held a 20-6 edge in second chance points. with 16:06 left in the first half. and led, 70-25, at the break. Saturday’s game was a contest of runs early on. VMI start- The home team could not get any separation, however, lead- In the first half, Marshall was 5 of 8 from the floor and led ed the game on a 16-4 spurt, which Jordan Weethee ing by no more than four before Liberty retook the lead, 20- all scorers with 16 points, a season high, as the Keydets capped with a hoop at the 15:30 mark, but Longwood 19, on a Joe Retic free throw with 11:14 on the clock. hit 23 of 36 from the floor (63.9%). The 45-point half- promptly answered with a 12-2 run. When Lucas time cushion was VMI’s largest since being up by 51 Woodhouse dropped in a three at 12:48, it was a two- The teams battled through the next five-plus minutes, until markers on Nov. 14, 2007 against West Virginia point game, 18-16. Julian Eleby hit a triple to give VMI the advantage once Wesleyan. more, 32-31. The teams then traded the lead three times in The Keydets came right back, however, using a 15-2 run the final 3:41, with a Davon Marshall hoop in the final sec- The second period was more of the same, as the Keydets to take their biggest lead thus far, 33-18 with 6:37 left in onds giving Liberty a 38-37 halftime lead. The Keydets went scored the first nine points to stretch the run to 37-4 in a the opening half. VMI was still up 10 with 51 seconds left in to halftime down just one despite having gotten just six minutes out of D.J. Covington, who had two early fouls, and push that included Covington’s record-breaking blocked in the half, but a Longwood three and a last-second stop having seen a 1 of 7 first 20 minutes from QJ Peterson. shot. Peterson scored with 17:02 left to make it 79-25, by the Lancers sent the game to halftime with the margin Phillip Anglade was a first period sparkplug, as he notched and the Keydets would continue to roll from there. VMI at seven, 45-38. eight points and grabbed five rebounds in the first 20 min- hit the 100-point mark on a Julian Eleby layup with 12 utes. minutes to go, and shortly thereafter, the Keydets emp- That set the stage for the visitors’ final push, as tied their bench en route to the triumph. Longwood scored seven of the second half’s first 10 Covington started the second half and made an immediate points to pull within three, 48-45. Peterson then scored impact, scoring on a pick and roll for the half’s first hoop and The Keydets finished the game with a 43 of 68 effort from the Keydets’ next eight points, helping VMI get separa- a one-point Keydet lead. VMI was still up one at the 18:29 the field (63.2%) and went 14 of 26 (53.8%) from three- tion and begin the process of pulling away to its third con- mark when Liberty started a 7-0 run, capped by a Marshall point range. VMI also hit 28 of 33 from the foul line for secutive conference opening win. three at 17:17, that gave the visitors a 47-41 lead. an 84.8% percentage, a performance that tied for the most free throws made by the team this season. In addition to The Keydets finished the game at 29 of 67 from the field The Keydets rallied again, cutting the margin to one at 49-48 Marshall and Peterson, Covington (16), Glasgow (15), (43.3%) and 9 of 34 from three-point range (26.5%). The with 14:52 on the clock thanks to a Glasgow three, and Jordan Weethee (12), Phillip Anglade (12) and Christian three-point percentage was much better in the second Covington gave VMI the lead once again with a jumper in Burton (12) all scored in double figures, with Burton’s 12 half, however, when VMI was 7 of 20 from distance the lane just over three minutes later that made it 55-54, marking a career-high effort. (35%). Longwood finished 27 of 65 (41.5%) and 4 of 16 Keydets. That would be the final Keydet advantage of the (25%), respectively. day, however, as John Caleb Sanders answered with a three- With the win, VMI moved to 7-0 at home for the second pointer and Liberty would lead the rest of the way. straight year. Finally, the Keydets posted 60 bench points, Wednesday’s game moved VMI to 7-0 when outrebound- The margin was still just three, however, until a 7-2 push by tying a season high. ing its opponent, as the Keydets had a 49-34 edge on the the visitors gave them a 76-68 lead with 3:37 to go. Glasgow glass. It was also the first time this season the Keydets hit a three to cut it to five, but Liberty scored the game’s next Washington College (3-7) was paced by Kevin won when committing more turnovers than the other four points to go up nine and set the stage for the final dra- Cunningham, who had 11 points and nine rebounds on a team. matics. day where his team was 21 of 69 from the floor (30.4%). The victory tied for the fifth-longest home winning streak VMI won the turnover battle, 17-8, but was outscored in the in school history, as VMI has now won nine straight at paint 46-32 in the setback. Liberty’s win Saturday tied the Cameron Hall. It also marked the second time in three all-time series at 15 victories apiece, and it was VMI’s first years that VMI had started 8-0 at home. loss in an afternoon game this season (4-1). VMI 101, Radford 88 Campbell 97, VMI 93 - OT VMI 82, High Point 80 - OT Jan. 15 - Radford, Va. Jan. 18 - Buies Creek, N.C. Jan. 22 - Lexington, Va.

The top three scorers for the VMI Keydets - Rodney In a game that saw 13 ties and 25 lead changes, the Rodney Glasgow put back his own miss with 0.6 seconds left Glasgow, QJ Peterson and D.J. Covington - combined for Campbell Fighting Camels slipped past the VMI Keydets in overtime, sending his VMI Keydets to a thrilling 82-80 win 84 points, led by Glasgow's career-high 36, to lead their in overtime, 97-93 in a Big South North Division show- over the High Point Panthers in Big South action Wednesday team past the Radford Highlanders 101-88 in Big South down Saturday afternoon, Jan. 18 at Gore Arena. night, Jan. 22 at Cameron Hall in Lexington, Va. basketball action Wednesday night, Jan. 15 at the Dedmon Center in Radford, Va. Redshirt junior guard Andrew Ryan's 3-pointer with 58.3 After High Point had taken a two-point lead on two John seconds left in overtime would give Campbell the lead for Brown free throws with 1:38 left in overtime, the teams exchanged turnovers to give VMI (10-8, 3-2 Big South) the The key moment of the game came early in the second good, 92-90. The Camels then sank five of their next six ball back with under a minute left. QJ Peterson missed a three half, when after a Kyle Noreen layup had tied the game at from the free throw line over the next 38 seconds to hold off the back iron, but DJ Covington soared in for the putback 55-all, Glasgow raced the other way for a hoop of his own off a Keydet rally and deny VMI its bid for a third straight dunk to tie the score, 80-80. to give VMI (9-7, 2-1 Big South) the lead once again, 57- conference road win dating back to last season. 55. That sparked a 17-4 run that gave the Keydets a 13- HPU (6-12, 2-3 BSC) point guard Adam Weary was whistled point lead with just over 10 minutes to play, the VMI fell to 2-2 league and 9-8 overall while the hosts for a traveling violation, setting up a potential game-deciding Highlanders (12-6, 2-1 BSC) got no closer than nine the raised their conference mark to 3-1 and 9-10 overall. possession for the Keydets. Glasgow drove down the lane and rest of the way. missed a floater, but got his own rebound and, after a pump VMI placed four in double figures scoring and was led by fake in the lane, hit a putback to give the Keydets the lead for With the win, VMI moved in to a four-way tie atop the senior guard Rodney Glasgow with 20 points and six good. Time expired, but officials put 0.6 seconds back on the Big South North Division at 2-1, and captured its first assists. Freshman guard Q.J. Peterson added 18 points clock. High Point attempted a full-court pass, but to no avail road victory of the season. Glasgow was the star of the and senior center D.J. Covington chipped in 17 points as the ball was tipped away and the Keydets claimed the victo- game, as he finished the night 13 of 16 from the floor and 8 rebounds. Junior guard Brian Brown canned three ry. (81.3%) and a perfect 10 of 10 from the line, and also treys on his way to a 14-point outing for the visitors. In the triumph, VMI was paced by Peterson’s 25 points which added five assists and four rebounds against only one included 22 markers after halftime, helping his team rally turnover. His 36 points surpassed his previous career high Campbell was paced by Reco McCarter and Darius from a 12-point first half deficit. The Keydets are now 10-1 of 33, attained earlier this year against Virginia- Leonard each with 21 points with Leek Leek and Ryan when Peterson scores at least 19 points in a game, and on this Lynchburg. contributing 19 and 18 points, respectively. night, Glasgow chipped in 18 points and five assists.

Covington added a double-double of 28 points and 11 VMI had a chance to win the game in regulation when it The contest did not start well for the home team, as HPU rebounds, his seventh double-double of the year, while called time out with ball possession at the 35.1 mark and sprinted out to a 20-8 lead after a Devante Wallace triple with Peterson chipped in 20 markers. When Peterson scores at the game tied 84-84. The Keydets failed to get a shot off, 8:48 on the clock. VMI then rallied, scoring 12 of the next 18 least 19 points in a game, VMI is now 9-1 on the season. however, turning the ball over on an errant pass. The points to cut the margin to six, but moments later, High Point Camels called timeout with 22.8 to set up a play for the started an 8-2 run that pushed the lead back to 12, 34-22. The contest was a dogfight early, with neither team lead- win, but the Keydets produced a huge stop when a dou- ing by more than four in the opening half. There were ble-teamed McCarter in the lane was forced to kick out a The Keydets responded once again, however, closing the half seven ties and 13 lead changes in the first 20 minutes, pass to Leonard who misfired a deep 3-pointer from the on a 6-2 push that was all Jordan Weethee, thanks to two with the final swap of the lead coming at the 1:23 mark, top of the key as the buzzer sounded to force VMI's first triples that sent the game to halftime at 36-28, HPU. when Glasgow buried a two-pointer to put the Keydets in overtime game of the year. The home team trailed by just eight despite a first half that front, 41-40. VMI would take a 45-42 cushion into the saw Peterson attempt just one field goal for two points, and break, and would bid to go to 8-0 when leading at the half Campbell scored the first five points in OT and raced to VMI have just one free throw attempt in the opening 20 min- this season. an 89-84 lead following a Kyre' Hamer 3-pointer and utes. Weethee’s 11 points were a key factor in keeping the Ryan lay-in. The Keydets responded with a six-point flur- Keydets in a game that saw HPU go 6 for 9 from three-point Radford came out strong in the second half, however, and ry started with a Glasgow free throw, a Covington lay-in, range in the first half. The Keydets came roaring out of the retook the lead on three different occasions in the open- and a conventional three-point play by Glasgow which locker room in the second half, as an immediate 10-2 run was ing minutes of the period. The Highlanders still led, 53- pushed VMI ahead , 90-89, with 2:25 left in OT. The capped by a Covington dunk at 17:24 that gave VMI its first 52, after a Peterson basket at the 15:21 mark, but Keydets got a stop on the next Campbell possession when lead since 2-0, 40-38. From there, the game turned into a bat- Covington tallied a three-point play 15 seconds later to Leonard misfired and Covington rebounded, but the tle. give the Keydets the lead, 55-53. Noreen scored at the Keydets were unable to extend the lead when Weethee other end to tie the game, and set the stage for VMI's misfired a 3-pointer from the wing. Leonard rebounded Neither team would lead by more than three points until game-turning 17-4 run. for the Camels and Ryan converted his decisive trey sec- Brown converted a basket with 2:27 left, making it a five- onds later. point HPU lead at 73-68. Peterson scored to cut the lead to RU got back within nine with just over seven minutes to three, 73-70, on VMI’s next possession and after a High Point turnover, VMI got the ball back with under a minute left. The play, but eight straight Keydet points, five of which were Following a pair of Leek free throws at the :39 mark, ensuing trip down the floor may have been the game’s most scored by Peterson, stretched the lead to 17 and put the Glasgow quickly converted a layup to pull VMI within 94- important, as after a Glasgow missed layup, the ball caromed game away. 92 with :35 left, but that would be as close as the Keydets out to Peterson just inside the three-point line. The freshman would get the rest of overtime. Ryan nailed a pair of free stepped back and drew contact on a three-point try, earning VMI finished the night 35 of 68 (51.5%) from the floor throws at the :33 mark and Covington would convert one three attempts at the line. He converted all three to tie the and had just four turnovers to 15 for the Highlanders. of two from the charity stripe on VMI's next trip down game once again, 73-73. The Keydets made just three three-pointers in the win, the floor. Down 97-93, the Keydets missed two 3-point the fewest for VMI in a victory since Jan. 26, 2012, a night tries by Weethee and fouled with six seconds left which Weary answered with a slicing layup in the lane, but two free when the Keydets also made three triples in breaking a sealed the Campbell win. throws by Covington tied it with nine seconds left, giving road losing skid at Radford. High Point one final try. Wallace got the ball on the left wing VMI shot 56.1% from the floor in the first half and took a with two seconds left, but missed a fadeaway as time expired Radford was led in defeat by Javonte Green's 20 points 46-42 lead at halftime, but dropped to 41.9% from the to send the game to overtime. In the extra frame, an early and 13 rebounds. field in the second half and finished the game shooting Peterson three gave VMI a 78-75 lead, but HPU scored the 47.2%. VMI was 6 of 22 from 3-point range, but outre- next five points to set the stage for Glasgow’s eventual dra- matics. The Keydets took full advantage of a 25-9 edge in sec- bounded Campbell, 44-40 and held a 50-40 advantage in ond chance points and a 19-2 advantage in bench points, points in the paint and 29-9 count in bench scoring. although neither team’s reserves scored for the final 14:05 of action. High Point was paced by Big South Preseason Player Neither team held a lead of more than six points through- of the Year Brown, who had an impressive night with a game- out the contest. VMI led 51-45 following a Covington high 28 points, nine rebounds and four assists. The Panthers layup with 16:57 left in the second half, but Campbell finished the game 34 of 64 from the floor (53.1%) and 7 of 12 quickly answered with six straight points on a run capped (58.3%) from three-point range, while VMI was 31 of 74 by a 3-point play by Hamer. (41.9%) and 10 of 31 from long range (32.3%). Of note was the fact that VMI went 9 of 11 at the foul line after halftime, while High Point made just three free throws during that time. Winthrop 58, VMI 57 VMI 109, UNC Asheville 105 VMI 107, Presbyterian College 93 Jan. 25 - Rock Hill, S.C. Jan. 28 - Asheville, N.C. Jan. 31 - Lexington, Va.

D.J. Covington had 19 points, 12 rebounds and six blocks QJ Peterson and Rodney Glasgow combined for 72 points Rodney Glasgow notched 26 points and seven assists, QJ for the VMI Keydets, but Winthrop Eagle point guard and each posted a double-double, helping their VMI Keydets Peterson scored 25 markers including seven three-point- Keon Johnson made a driving, double-clutch layup with prevail in a Big South shootout with the UNC Asheville ers and the VMI Keydets shot 50 percent from the field less than two seconds to go to give Winthrop a 58-57 vic- Bulldogs, 109-105, Tuesday night, Jan. 28 in Asheville, N.C. en route to a dominating 107-93 win over the tory over VMI, in Big South basketball action Saturday, Both Peterson (37) and Glasgow (35) finished one point off Presbyterian College Blue Hose in Big South action Jan. 25 in Rock Hill, S.C. their career high scoring efforts, while Glasgow had 10 assists Friday night, Jan. 31 at Cameron Hall in Lexington, Va. A and Peterson led VMI with a career high 15 rebounds. 29-12 edge in second chance points was a key factor in After QJ Peterson made four free throws in an eight-sec- VMI running its home record to 10-1 on the season with Asheville’s (10-11, 4-3 Big South) Andrew Rowsey, who is ond span, putting the Keydets (10-9, 3-3 Big South) up from Lexington and starred at Rockbridge County High the victory. 57-56 with 10 seconds to go, Winthrop (10-8, 4-2 BSC) School, fueled a 13-5 run to give his team the lead, 85-82, got the ball across midcourt and called timeout. After the with 9:09 left. Rowsey had nine points of his own during that VMI (12-9, 5-3 Big South) trailed 2-0 early, but respond- break, they got the ball to Johnson, who drove down the spurt and the margin was 87-84 when VMI (11-9, 4-3 BSC) ed with an immediate 14-2 run to take the lead for good. right side of the key, just outside the painted area and hit rallied, using a 9-2 push to seize a four-point advantage, 93- The Keydets led by as many as 18 in the first half and ran an arching basket off the backboard to provide WU with 89, with 5:55 on the clock. Glasgow had five points and one that margin to 27 in the second half, going up 87-60 with the winning margin. Covington inbounded the ball the of his 10 helpers during the push that gave the Keydets the 10:49 left, before a Presbyterian (4-19, 0-8 BSC) 20-3 run length of the court to Brian Brown, but the resulting 15- lead for good. cut the margin to 10 with just under six minutes to go. foot shot was no good and the Keydets came up short. The home team was able to gradually pull away down the In addition to the huge nights from Peterson and Glasgow, stretch, however, to take the win. Saturday’s contest was a tale of two halves, as after hitting the Keydets got help from D.J. Covington, who battled foul just 8 of 30 field goals in the first half, the Eagles trouble to log a 13-point, six-block evening. VMI shot better By scoring over 100 points, VMI hit the century mark for improved to 11 of 30 (36.7%) in the final period. The than 50 percent (11 of 21, 52.4%) from three-point range for the second straight Big South game for the first time since the third time this season, and is now 3-0 in those contests. Keydets, meanwhile, shot the ball very well in the first 20 Feb. of 2007, when the Keydets accomplished that feat in minutes, going 15 of 32 from the floor, but turned ice four straight contests. The Bulldogs were paced by Rowsey, who had 35 points on cold late in hitting just 5 of their final 26 shots (19.2%) 10 of 18 shooting, the most points VMI had surrendered to from the field. one player since March 7, 2013. Peterson had 19 second half points and seven total three- pointers, setting a new career-high in that category, while In defeat, the Keydets were led by Covington’s double- The contest lived up to its billing as a showcase for the confer- D.J. Covington notched his ninth double-double of the double, his eighth of the season, but Peterson was held to ence’s top two freshmen. Rowsey had 16 points in the first 11 year with 17 points and 13 rebounds. a 4 of 17 contest (16 points) and Rodney Glasgow was minutes, and the Bulldogs sprinted out to a 37-26 lead at the scoreless in the second half. Winthrop got 18 points from 9:01 mark. Peterson led his team back into the game by scor- Presbyterian was led by William Truss’ double-double, 11 Keon Moore and 17 points from Johnson in its victory. ing 12 points in the remainder of the half, including six points and 12 rebounds, and Jordan Downing’s 22 mark- straight at one point, to help draw VMI within one, 56-55, at ers and eight rebounds. There was no indication this game would be close early, halftime. as the Keydets sprinted out to a quick 15-3 lead just five After leading 14-4 at the 15:11 mark, VMI promptly minutes in. That included a game-starting 11-0 run in The first half saw Peterson lead all scorers with 22 points in scored nine of the game’s next 11 and was up 23-6 after a just 15 minutes, while Glasgow added 13, including a three- which all 11 points were scored by Glasgow or Peterson. Tim Marshall three with 13:23 on the clock. PC battled pointer with time winding down that made it a one-point back, however, using a 17-7 push of its own to chop the game at the break. That was not the first half story, however, WU chipped away, pulling within five on a pair of occa- as Asheville shot 19 of 31 (61.3%) but was only up by a point margin to seven, 30-23, with 8:44 showing, and after a sions, including at the 7:03 mark on a layup by James in large part due to VMI’s 15-0 edge in offensive rebounding. brief Keydet comeback, to six with 4:58 left in the half. Bourne that made it 24-19. Phillip Anglade and Peterson had four apiece to fuel a 13-0 edge in second chance points. That was the closest the visitors would get the rest of the The home team was still within seven, 29-22 when VMI way. The home team finished the half on a 14-5 run, a sprinted away once again, using an 8-0 run to take a The late first half stretch was a sign of things to come for push that saw five different players score, and led 56-41 at game-high 15-point lead, 37-22, with just over two min- VMI, as the Keydets scored the second half’s first six points to the break. utes left in the half. Winthrop scored the period’s final take their first lead of the night, going up 61-56 with 18:41 hoop, so the Keydets went into the locker room ahead by left. That margin reached a high point of seven before The second half was more of the same, as VMI gradually a 37-24 count. Asheville scored seven straight to tie the game, 72-72, at the pulled away to go up 27, 87-60, with 10:49 on the clock 13:08 mark, and then the freshmen emerged once more. and seemingly put the game away. After a thunderous The Eagles got back into the game quickly, starting the Craig Hinton dunk made it a 27-point contest, however, second half on a 13-1 run that drew them within 38-37 Peterson scored five straight to give VMI a 77-72 cushion, but the Keydets missed 10 of their next 11 shots and PC took Rowsey answered by scoring seven points during the with 15:29 left. VMI maintained its lead, however, and advantage. Bulldogs’ 9-2 run, a push that gave them a 81-79 lead with when Peterson drained his lone three-pointer of the night 10:38 to play. Glasgow answered with a three, but four with 9:16 to play, it was back to a six-point margin at 47- straight Asheville points made it a 13-5 push and set the stage The Blue Hose got seven points from Downing in the 20- 41. for VMI’s response, an answer that would give the Keydets 3 run that pulled them within 10, 90-80, with 5:49 to go the lead for good. before Peterson and Glasgow restored order. The two Winthrop answered with the turning point in the game, Keydet guards answered the PC run by scoring 12 straight three straight possessions that ended in three-pointers, a After Asheville’s blistering shooting performance in the first VMI markers, enabling their team to hold off the PC rally 9-0 run and its first lead of the day, 50-47 with 7:56 on half, the Keydet defense answered in the final 20 minutes by attempt and prevail for their 10th home win in 11 tries the clock. Despite the Keydets’ shooting struggles, the holding the home team to 15 of 43 from the floor (34.9%) for this season. VMI defense held Winthrop to just one field goal over the a total performance of 34 for 74 (45.9%). VMI went 36 of 78 next 6:03, allowing the visitors to reclaim the lead, 53-52, (46.2%) and outrebounded Asheville 48-45, including 20-12 For the game, VMI finished 41 of 82 overall (50%) from on a Covington free throw with 1:26 left. WU would on the offensive glass. That led to a 23-4 edge in second the field and 15 of 32 from long-range (46.9%), while PC score the next four points, setting the stage for Peterson’s chance points. In addition to Rowsey, Asheville was led by was 32 of 67 (47.8%) and 8 of 17 (47.1%) in those cate- free throws and the game-ending dramatics. fifth-year senior Jaron Lane’s career highs in both points (27) gories. The Keydets finished with a 47-41 edge on the and rebounds (15). glass, running their mark to 10-1 this year when they out- Saturday’s loss was VMI’s third straight game decided by rebound their opponent, and Peterson’s scoring extended The game marked VMI’s fourth consecutive contest decided five points or less, the first time the Keydets had played by less than five points, which is the first time that has VMI’s record to 12-1 this season when he scores at least three straight games decided by that margin since Dec. occurred since Dec. 31, 2008 – Jan. 10, 2009. In addition, 19 points. 31, 2008 – Jan. 10, 2009, when they had four such Peterson’s huge night offensively moves his team to 11-1 contests in a row. when he scores at least 19 points this season, and Tuesday’s win marks VMI’s first in Kimmel Arena, where it had previ- ously gone 0-2. Finally, Covington’s six blocks were part of a 10-block night for the Keydets, the most rejections they had registered against a Division I opponent since Nov. 21, 2012, when they turned aside 10 Old Dominion shots. ner-Webb 104 - 4 OT 12-4 run to tie the score, 32-32. Brown made another VMI 92, Charleston Southern 84 Feb. 5 - Boiling Springs, N.C. three to account for VMI’s three-point halftime lead, 35- Feb. 8 - Lexington, Va. 32, after a half that saw VMI commit nine turnovers and In the longest game in Division I men's basketball this lead by only three despite shooting 50% from the field. D.J. Covington had 26 points and 12 rebounds for his season, the VMI Keydets made last-second shots to force 11th double-double this season, leading the VMI Keydets the first overtime, the third overtime and a fourth extra The Keydets would stretch that lead back to five, 43-38, over the Charleston Southern Buccaneers, 92-84, in Big period and went on to defeat the Gardner-Webb Runnin' early in the second half before a 9-2 GWU run, capped by South basketball action Saturday afternoon, Feb. 8 at Bulldogs, 108-104, in a four-overtime classic in Big South a Josh Castellanos triple at the 14:29 mark, gave the Cameron Hall in Lexington, Va. The win was VMI’s basketball action Wednesday night, Feb. 5 in Boiling Runnin’ Bulldogs a 47-45 lead. That was the home team’s fourth straight overall, the longest such streak by the Springs, N.C. It was just the second four-overtime game first lead of the night, and set up five lead changes and Keydets this season, and was the team’s 250th win at on record in VMI basketball history, joining a Feb. 1967 four ties over the next seven-plus minutes. Cameron Hall. game against the Citadel, and was the first Division I men’s game to go over three OT’s since Feb. 23, 2013, a Covington capped the back and forth play with a basket Despite Covington’s overall statistical leadership, it was game between Tennessee and Texas A&M. with 7:12 left, giving VMI the lead at 59-58 and starting a arguably Brian Brown who hit the biggest shots for VMI 7-0 run that included five straight points by Tim Marshall. Saturday. After the Keydets (14-9, 7-3 Big South) had Gardner-Webb (12-12, 5-4 Big South) had a chance to That made the score 64-58, VMI, with 5:36 remaining, controlled the early minutes, the Bucs (10-13, 4-6 BSC) seal the win in regulation, but point guard Tyler Strange and the Keydets maintained the six point lead after a had gone ahead 28-25 after two Malcolm Bernard free made just one of two free throws with nine seconds to go. hoop by Peterson with 4:51 on the clock. throws at the 9:48 mark. Brown then hit three-pointers on After the miss, the Keydets (13-9, 6-3 Big South) went three straight Keydet possessions, staking his team to a the length of the court and Brian Brown drilled a fallaway GWU had one more run, however, a 12-4 push that five-point advantage that it would not relinquish the rest three pointer as time expired, sending the contest to over- Donta Harper ended with a layup with 1:43 left to give of the way. time. his team a 72-70 lead. That would be the home team’s last field goal of regulation, as Strange scored its final point by Brown finished the day with 14 points, including a 4 of 7 That was only the beginning of the marathon, however, as splitting two free throws to set up the night’s first dramat- performance from long-range, while Covington’s double- the teams managed just two points apiece in the first extra ic act, Brown’s buzzer-beater three-pointer to start the double equaled the number put up by last year’s Big frame and went to a second OT, tied 75-all, when a QJ sequence of overtimes. South Player of the Year, Stan Okoye, during the 2012-13 Peterson shot would not fall with five seconds to go. season. No other Keydet had posted double figures in GWU again appeared on the verge of victory in that sec- In other statistical notes from the evening, Glasgow’s 12 that statistic since the 2007-08 campaign. Those two play- ond OT, taking a four-point lead with 13 seconds left, but assists were a career-high and VMI’s most since Ron ers led five Keydets in double figures, as QJ Peterson hit Peterson cut it to two with a quick layup and the Keydets Burks had 13 in Nov. of 2009. GWU took advantage of 18 for 22, Rodney Glasgow notched 18 and Trey Chapman fouled. Jerome Hill, who had been perfect at the line, split Keydet turnovers to put up 99 shots, going 36 of 99 over- chipped in 10 markers. two free throws to make 88-85, but the home team fouled all (36.4%) and 25 of 30 at the line (83.3%), which Peterson before VMI could get a shot away. marked 15 more made free throws than VMI’s 10 of 19 CSU also put five players in double figures, led by Saah effort. Nimley’s 17 points. The Big South’s leading scorer made the first foul shot and intentionally missed the second. The ball clanged off The Keydets won despite being outrebounded 63-55 The game was fairly close early, as after the Bucs took a 7- the front rim, off a Gardner-Webb player and out of overall and 30-18 on the offensive glass. VMI finished the 6 lead, the Keydets used an 8-0 run and led 14-7 after a bounds, giving VMI another chance, and the Keydets night 43 of 89 (48.3%) from the floor and went 14 of 28 Brown three-pointer at the 16:08 mark. CSU responded took full advantage with a last second Rodney Glasgow- (50%) in the overtime periods, while hitting 12 of 27 by scoring seven of the next nine points and cutting the D.J. Covington lob for the tying score, sending the game (44.4%) from long-range led by Brown’s six triples. lead to two, but VMI scored four of the next five to con- to a third overtime knotted at 88. tinue to the game of runs and lead, 22-17 on a Peterson basket with 13:50 on the clock. The teams traded 5-0 runs and baskets to start the third OT, but it was Runnin’ Bulldog Naji Hibbert who drilled The Bucs then went on their biggest run of the game, a 9- a jumper with three seconds on the clock to, again, put his 0 push that included three-pointers by Strickland and team on the verge of victory, up 97-95. After a timeout for Bernard to give them a 26-22 lead with 10:40 remaining each team, the Keydets inbounded to Covington again. in the first half. Glasgow quickly answered with an old- He found Tim Marshall cutting to the basket for a last- fashioned three-point play, but Bernard’s two free throws second lay-in, tying the score at 97-all and sending the gave CSU a three-point cushion and set the stage for contest on to yet another extra frame. Brown’s long-range bombing.

The Keydets finally seized control in the fourth overtime, After Brown’s three straight triples, the Keydets pushed opening the period on a 7-0 run that included five their lead to as many as 14, 45-31, before settling for a 50- Glasgow points to take a 104-97 lead. GWU got back 38 halftime lead. Covington led the way for the home within three, 104-101, but Covington blocked a Strange team in the opening period, posting 18 points, five jumper with 27 seconds to go and made a foul shot with rebounds and six blocks, five of which came in the first 11 six seconds left to seal the win and account for the final minutes of the game. margin, 108-104. The second half was primarily back and forth play, with VMI put five players in double figures in the win, led by CSU getting within eight in the opening moments, but Covington’s 28 points and 13 rebounds. Brown tied his the Keydets quickly stretching the lead to as many as 17. career high with 22 points, while Glasgow added 21 That came at 65-48 with 12:25 to go, and from there, the points and 12 assists. Peterson chipped in 20, and all four VMI advantage sat between 10 and 16 until the Bucs got of VMI’s top scorers on the night played at least 54 of a it down to eight in the final minute, 90-82. The visitors possible 60 minutes, with Brown leading the pack at 59 got no closer, however, and the Keydets were able to minutes played. In addition, Covington (28/13/five move to 7-3 in Big South play and continue to sit in first blocks) and Glasgow (21/12/five steals) were the first place in the conference’s north division. teammates to post 20/10/5 nights in those stats in the same game, since the turn of the century, according to VMI finished the game 28 of 58 from the field (48.3%) ESPN research. and 11 of 22 (50%) from three-point range. CSU fell behind early, thanks in large part to a 12 of 41 first half Gardner-Webb was led by Tyrell Nelson, who had 24 shooting effort (29.3%), and could only recover to 28 of points and 25 rebounds off the bench. 82 (34.1%) for the game. The Keydets held the Bucs, who came in ranked second in Division I in three-pointers per The Keydets had the early edge on Wednesday night, game at 10.5 per contest, to a 7 of 22 effort from long leading by as many as eight in the first half before the range, while hitting 11 of 22 in their own right. VMI also home team rallied. VMI was up, 28-20, after a Brown won despite trailing 48-10 in bench scoring, their second- three with 5:57 left in the half, but GWU answered with a largest deficit in that statistic this season. Coastal Carolina 83, VMI 78 VMI 77, Liberty 70 VMI 84, Campbell 81 Feb. 12 - Lexington, Va. Feb. 15 - Lynchburg, Va. Feb. 19 - Lexington, Va.

It was a tale of two halves for the VMI Keydets Feb. 12, as VMI senior guard Rodney Glasgow scored 25 points and D.J. Covington had a career-high 33 points, including the after leading the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers by 14 at half- freshman guard Q.J. Peterson added 18 points and 12 final points of the game on a dunk in the waning seconds, time, the Keydets fell 83-78 at Cameron Hall. rebounds as the Keydets defeated Liberty, 77-70 Saturday to help his VMI Keydets stave off a rally by the Campbell night, Feb. 15 before 2,595 at the Vines Center. Camels and claim an 84-81 victory in Big South basket- The Keydets shot 51.4 percent from the field in the first ball action Wednesday night, Feb. 19 at Cameron Hall in half, but struggled to find the basket in the second, hitting With the win, the Keydets rebounded from an earlier mid- Lexington, Va. seven of 26 attempts (26.9). The loss snapped a four-game week home loss to Coastal Carolina and secured sole pos- Big South Conference winning streak for the Keydets, who session of first place in the Big South North Division with a After the Keydets (16-10, 9-4 Big South) had led by as were held without an assist in the second half. 8-4 league mark, a half-game ahead of High Point which many as 24 in the first half, Campbell (12-15, 6-7 Big stands 7-4. The Keydets (15-10) also won for the sixth South) came storming back in the second half. CU was Despite the second period struggles, VMI had a chance to time over the last eight outings. Liberty (9-18, 3-9) down nine with 2:14 left, but used an 11-3 run and, after a win late. The Keydets led 78-76 with 1:37 left after a driving dropped its sixth straight game. Reco McCarter triple with 16 seconds to go, it was a one- layup by QJ Peterson, but Elijah Wilson drilled a long three- point game at 82-81, VMI. After an exchange of timeouts, pointer to give the Chanticleers a lead they would not relin- Glasgow tallied 14 points in the second half on his way to a Brian Brown found Covington with a court-length base- quish. After a VMI turnover, the Keydets got the ball back team-high 25 markers that included three treys. The senior with two seconds left down by three, but were unable to go ball pass for the game’s final points on a resounding dunk. also dished out seven assists while Peterson, the leading The Camels had one last chance, but a McCarter three the length of the court and turned the ball over. Coastal’s scored in the Big South, posted his third double-double of from the top of the key rimmed out as time expired, giv- Warren Gillis made two free throws to account for the final the season and grabbed 10 defensive rebounds. margin, 83-78. ing the Keydets the victory. VMI senior center D.J. Covington overcame a 4-of-11 With the win, VMI gets its 12th victory of the year at The Keydets (14-10, 7-4 BSC) had four players in double- shooting night and logged his 13th double-double of the Cameron Hall, equaling the second-highest total in arena digits, led by D.J. Covington’s 21 markers and 11 rebounds. season with 12 points and 12 rebounds and his turnaround history. Covington’s 33 markers were two more than his Brian Brown and Peterson contributed 14 points apiece. lane jumper with 1:59 left in regulation tied the game at 68- Rodney Glasgow put up 12 points with six assists. 68. Covington rebounded a John Caleb Sanders miss on previous career-high, set last season against these same the ensuing possession and VMI called a 30-second time- Camels, as he went 12 of 16 from the floor and 9 of 11 at Coastal was paced by Wilson, who posted a game-high 26 out. the foul line. QJ Peterson chipped in 19 points and seven points, going 11-of-16 from the field and knocking down all rebounds, while Phillip Anglade was one point shy of a three of his shots from deep. Gillis added 16 points for the Peterson then scored on a driving layup to put VMI up for double-double with nine points and 10 boards. Chanticleers (15-10, 8-3 BSC) as Josh Cameron and Badou good, 70-68 at the :56 mark. Covington seconds later Diagne had 15 and 12 points, respectively. blocked a Sanders shot which was rebounded by Peterson The Keydets streaked out to an early 11-0 lead, exciting and Glasgow was fouled at the :33 mark and converted a the over 2,000 fans in attendance, but CU got on the VMI opened strong, running out to a 22-9 lead with 12:31 pair of free throws to push the Keydet lead to 72-68. board at the 15:34 mark and would eventually cut the left in the first half, capped by a Brown jumper. Through the Liberty forward Antwan Burress hit what turned out to be margin to seven, 20-13, with 11:23 left in the period. first nine minutes of the game, VMI hit 10 of its 17 attempts Liberty's final bucket of the night to trim the lead to two, from the field, including four three-pointers. Brown got but the Keydets behind Jordan Weethee, Phillip Anglade, VMI’s offense then exploded, going on a 18-2 run over going early, scoring eight of his points before the second and Covington drained five of six from the charity stripe the next five plus minutes to push the margin to a startling media timeout. over the final :23.9 seconds to seal the win. 23, 38-15, with 4:49 on the clock. Covington, Peterson and Anglade had all 18 points during the run. The Keydets got their biggest lead of the night with 9:35 left VMI hit 15 of 17 from the free throw line on the night in the first half, with Brown hitting a three pointer. VMI while Liberty labored through a 6 of 17 outing in free toss- The Keydets pushed the margin to 24, 43-19, later in the cruised through the rest of the first half, with their lead dip- es. ping below double-digits just once at the 6:04 mark as period, but Campbell was able to get the lead back under Weethee hit double figures for the second game with 14 Cameron drilled a three. But the single-digit lead was fleet- 20 at halftime, 45-27, thanks to nine points from points. Burruss paced the Flames in scoring with 23 points ing before Peterson rolled in a layup to put VMI back on top McCarter. by 11. and drained 11 of 19 shots from the field. Sanders and Davon Marshall contributed 11 and 10 points, respectively, The first half saw Covington go off for 19 points and miss VMI took a 50-36 lead into the break, with three players for the hosts. only one of his eight field goal attempts, while VMI also already in double figures, Brown with 14, Covington with 12 held a 25-14 edge on the glass, including 14-6 in offensive and Jordan Weethee with 11. The Chanticleers came out fir- The Keydets were edged on the boards Saturday, 42-40, a rebounds. ing in the second half, whittling VMI’s lead to 53-46 just far cry from the -21 margin in the first meeting between the three minutes into the second half. Four different players teams when Liberty prevailed 85-80 at Cameron Hall. VMI scored the first two points of the second half on two scored for Coastal over that span, including three pointers Liberty raced to a 6-0 lead behind the shooting of Burrus free throws by Covington, but Campbell immediately by Gillis and Cameron. and led 10-5 before the Keydets caught stride and put answered with a 21-7 run that included four triples. Leek together a 12-5 spurt capped by a Weethee putback that Leek ended the push with a three-pointer at 14:37, mak- Coastal continued to find the bottom of the net while VMI gave VMI a 17-15 lead at the 11:08 mark of the opening ing it a six-point game at 54-48. struggled and the Chants pulled within two points of VMI half. The Keydets kept rolling with eight more points to extend the margin to eight and assumed its largest lead of with 14:09 left in the game. The Keydets got a small surge, The Camels kept chipping away at the Keydet lead, and the first half when back-to-back treys by Weethee and regaining a four-point, 59-55 lead, but three pointer and free got within two on a basket by Antwon Oliver with 10:26 Peterson gave VMI its largest lead of the half, 31-22, with throws by Coastal tied the game for the first time, 60-60, on the clock, but VMI responded with a 7-0 run that pro- 2:54 left. with 11:48 to play. That set up a stretch of six ties and eight vided breathing room at 72-63. Again, Peterson, Anglade lead changes over a 10-minute span, during which neither and Covington had all the points in the push. From there, team had more than a three-point lead. The Keydets led 33-26 at the break and appeared poised to break the game open when when a 9-0 run capped by a pair the teams engaged in primarily back and forth play until CU’s late 11-3 spurt provided the late drama. Rodney Glasgow tied the game for the final time, 76-76, of Trey Chapman free throws gave VMI its largest lead of with 2:29 left, and Peterson scored 48 seconds later to give the game, 46-34, with 15:46 lef t in the second half. The With the victory, VMI clinches a winning season for the the Keydets the lead, 78-76. That set up Wilson’s decisive Flames erased the deficit over the next three minutes with a three and the game-ending drama. 12-0 run that ended when Burruss pushed in a shot to tie fourth time in the past nine years. Prior to that run, the the game at 48-48 with 12 minutes left. Liberty hit 10 of its Keydets had enjoyed just two winning years in the previ- The game on the boards was close, with Coastal Carolina first 15 shots from the field in the second half to pull even ous 20 seasons. grabbed 43 rebounds and VMI with 42. Covington logged after shooting 38% in the first half. the 12th double-double of his season with 11 rebounds, the only player in the game with double-figure boards. The game saw two more ties and two lead changes before Covington was solid on defense as well, knocking away six Covington and Peterson hit their decisive field goals under Coastal shots. the two-minute mark of regulation.

Coastal Carolina scored 15 second-chance points, compared VMI won its second straight games at the Vines Center in to VMI’s 12. Coastal scored 10 points on nine VMI its final trip to Lynchburg as members of the Big South turnovers. Conference. VMI 88, Radford 76 High Point 70, VMI 67 Feb. 22 - Lexington, Va. Feb. 26 - High Point, N.C. VMI 86, Longwood 66 March 1 - Farmville, Va. Playing in their final home game at Cameron Hall seems to The VMI Keydets rallied from a 16-point second half deficit have sparked Virginia Military Institute forward D.J. Covington to climb within one point late, but a Rodney Glasgow three- Senior center D.J. Covington scored a career-high tying and guard Rodney Glasgow. The former posted 29 points while pointer as time expired was no good and the High Point 33 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead VMI past the latter dropped in 26 to help spark the Keydets to an 88-76 Panthers held on for a 70-67 win in Big South basketball Longwood University, 86-66, in the Big South regular win over visiting Radford University Saturday afternoon Feb. action Wednesday night, Feb. 26 in High Point, N.C. With season finale Saturday afternoon, March 1 at Willett Hall. 22. the win, High Point moved into first place in the Big South's North Division and clinched both a share of the division title Covington added 13 rebounds on the afternoon for his 14th Covington logged his 16th double-double of the year and and a first-round bye in the upcoming Big South eighth over the past nine games by shooting 12-of-17 double-double of the season, just two days removed from his Championship. 33-point effort Wednesday night against Campbell University. from the floor and draining 9-of-12 from the line. After the homestanding Panthers (15-13, 11-4 Big South) had Covington also racked up six blocks which pushed his sea- Prior to tipoff, the team honor its three seniors, Covington, led wire to wire, VMI closed the gap to one with 2:57 to play. son total to 91 – just two off his own school season record Glasgow and Drew Absher, who made his first career start. HPU scored the next two hoops, however, pushing the lead to for blocks set last season. With the win, the Keydets secured a first-round bye in the five at 68-63 and setting up one last comeback try for the upcoming VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South Conference Keydets. D.J. Covington scored with 1:24 to go, making it 68- VMI won its eighth contest over the last 10 games and Basketball Championship. The Championships run from 65, and after an exchange of missed three-pointers in the final completed the regular season with an 18-11 overall mark March 5-9. minute, Trey Chapman stole the ball from Jorge Perez-Laham and 11-5 in the Big South Conference. The Keydets hit with 13 seconds on the clock, leading to a VMI timeout. The Keydets (17-10, 10-4 BSC) got another nine points from the 18-win mark three years ago in the 2010-11 campaign. freshman Trey Chapman, seven of which came in a three- Tim Marshall then missed a three-pointer that would have minute span late in the second half to help stave off a late The Keydets entered the game knowing they would be Highlander run. Jordan Weethee chipped in nine points, as did tied it, but Chapman was fouled underneath. The freshman the #2 seed in the Big South North Division and earned a freshman QJ Peterson. Rebounding was a point of emphasis for converted both free throws, as did Devante Wallace at the first round bye in the VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South VMI in its 10th Big South win, grabbing 40 rebounds, while other end for High Point. Down 70-67, the Keydets inbound- Championships which begins Wednesday in Conway, ed the ball long to Glasgow, but his deep three was too strong limiting Radford to 32. VMI, which has double-digit conference S.C. VMI will start tourney play Friday night in the quar- as time expired and the Panthers held on. wins for the fourth time in program history, out-rebounded terfinals at 8 p.m. against the winner of #3S Gardner- Radford 27-12 in the first half, which helped lead to 14 second Webb/#6N Longwood. chance points for the Keydets. In the loss, Covington led the way for the Keydets (17-11, 10- 5 Big South) with 19 points and 14 rebounds, notching his Covington nearly had the double-double in the first half after 15th double-double of the year, while Glasgow and Marshall VMI senior guard Rodney Glasow flirted with a triple- posting 11 points and nine boards in the first 20 minutes. added 15 points apiece. Marshall was 4 of 8 from three-point double and scored nine points, dished out 10 assists, and Glasgow was the leader at the break with 14 points while range in the setback. In perhaps the stat of the game, however, grabbed eight rebounds. It marked the fifth game this sea- Radford (18-11, 8-6 BSC) was without a double-digit scorer at VMI made only two of the 22 three’s Marshall did not take on son that Glasgow compiled 10 assists in a game. the half. VMI, which played its final Big South Conference the evening. game at Cameron Hall, had a solid afternoon from the field, fin- Keydet freshman guard Q.J. Peterson added 13 points ishing at 50.8 percent (31-61), including a blistering 61.9 per- High Point was led by John Brown, who had 27 points and 10 and grabbed six rebounds for the Keydets who secured cent pace in the second half. Covington led VMI’s shooting rebounds. their fifth conference road win of the season. efforts, going 10-of-13 from the field and 9-of-12 from the free throw line. High Point sprinted away in the early going, helped by three Longwood placed four in double-figures scoring on its Keydet turnovers in the first 2:26, and led 11-2 early on. From Senior Day and was led by sophomore forward Karl The Keydets, who won their 13th game in Cameron Hall this there, the next several minutes were mostly back and forth Zigler while senior guard Tristan Carey scored 16 points season, tying the building record for a single season, got off to a play until Covington picked up his second foul at the 9:46 hot start, building to an 11-4 advantage in the first four min- mark with VMI down, 25-16. Despite that, the visitors were in his final game at Willet Hall. The Lancers closed out utes, with five different players scoring in that stretch. But the able to stay within shouting distance as the HPU lead got no the regular season 8-23, 3-13 BSC. Highlanders fought down the VMI lead, pulling within three at higher than 11 until the Panthers scored seven of the half’s the 12:10 mark, 15-12. VMI regained control of the momentum final nine points to take a 39-25 lead into the locker room. The Keydets won their fifth straight over the Lancers in and regained a double-digit lead, 25-13, with 9:18 left to play in the series and closed out their last regular season game in the half. The major first half factor was VMI’s struggles shooting, as the Big South Conference on a winning note. VMI will the visitors made just 10 of their 34 shots (29.4%) and man- return to the Southern Conference in 2014-15. Arguably the play of the game was at the 6:33 mark when aged just 1 of 12 from long range. Covington finished the half Peterson tossed up what appeared to be a wide shot, only to with eight points and eight rebounds, but played only 12 min- have Covington put down the alley-oop, giving the Keydets a VMI shot 46.3% from the floor and hit 7-of-29 from utes due to his three fouls. High Point, meanwhile, blistered 15-point, 31-16 lead and bringing the Corps of Cadets and the beyond the arc and converted 17-of-21 free throws for the nets to a 55.2% from the floor in the first 20 minutes. entire crowd to their feet. VMI got its biggest lead of the game, 81% including 9-of-10 in the second half. The Lancers 34-16, on its next trip down the floor as Glasgow knocked down were held to 31.9% shooting from the floor including 3- HPU started the second half much the way it did the first, a three pointer. Radford pulled back within 11 points of VMI of-16 beyond the arc. VMI held a 42-32 advantage in pushing its lead to a game-high 16 after a Perez-Laham layup before halftime, sending the Keydets to the locker room up 44- points in the paint. 33. with 15:53 to go. The home team was still up 13, 49-36, when QJ Peterson started VMI’s rally with five straight points, the last of which was a triple at 12:32, making it an eight-point The first 10 minutes of regulation saw three ties and six VMI maintained its double-digit lead to begin the second half, lead changes before VMI was able to secure the lead for but the Highlanders pulled within nine at the 16:13 mark on a game. Moments later, Marshall hit a three to cut the lead to good in the opening half. Covington's jumper tied the Green layup. But the single-digit lead was short lived after a five as VMI went on a 13-3 run that, when it ended on a Covington layup at the other end on a Weethee dish, putting Covington hoop at 9:21, had cut the lead to 52-49. game at 17-17 with 10:13 left and followed with another VMI up 56-45. jumper to push the Keydet ahead 19-17. VMI's lead was The Panthers managed to push their lead back to six twice, just 32-30 after Ziglar hit a conventional three-point play The Keydets kept their distance from Radford over the next the last of which came at 59-53 with seven minutes to go, but at the 3:22 mark, but the Keydets closed out the half on four minutes before the Highlanders again pulled within single after another Marshall three cut that lead in half 16 seconds an 8-2 run with Glasgow contributing five points to take a digits, 60-51 with 12:41 to play. A layup and a three pointer later, it sent up the final frenetic minutes beginning with 38-30 intermission lead. from Weethee, however, moved VMI to a 66-51 lead just a Glasgow’s basket to make it a one-point game with 2:57 to go. minute later. Two decisive runs broke the game open for the Keydets High Point could get no greater than a five-point lead and in the second half which added up to a combined 21-2 Defense was key to the middle portion of the second half as the VMI had eight possessions in the final 6:44 with its deficit at spurt over a span of eight minutes. A pair of Covington Keydets held Radford without a field goal for nearly four min- three points or less, including five in the last 2:57, but could jumpers bookended a string of 12 straight points to utes and only allowed two free throws in that stretch. VMI uti- not complete the comeback. lized the lack of Highlander scoring to regain a 17-point lead, extend VMI's lead to 56-39 at 13:22. After a Jelayni capped by a Covington jumper before the next Radford field The Keydets finished the game 25 of 67 from the field Dublin jumper, the Keydets reeled off four consecutive goal. (37.3%) and 6 of 30 from three-point range (20%). High treys with sophomore Tim Marshall nailing three straight Radford was threatening the Keydet lead with 5:11 to play as Point was 29 of 56 (51.8%) and 3 of 14 (21.4%), respectively. from long range to give VMI a 68-43 lead at the midway the Highlanders whittled the lead back to just six points, going VMI held a 41-34 edge on the boards in the setback, just the point of the half. on a 13-2 run over a three minute span to make it 74-68 in favor team’s second loss this season when outrebounding its of VMI. But VMI held off the charge, thanks to Chapman’s late opponent. Longwood could come no closer than 16 points (82-66) surge. when Leron Fisher hit a 3-pointer at 1:42 for the hosts. VMI 90, Gardner-Webb 77 - BSC Quarterfinals Coastal Carolina 66, VMI 62 - BSC Semifinals VMI 111, Canisius 100 - CIT First Round March 7 - Conway, S.C. March 8 - Conway, S.C. March 18 - Buffalo, N.Y.

No. 2 North seed VMI’s All-Big South trio of D.J. No. 1 South seed and tournament host Coastal Carolina D.J. Covington had a career-high 33 points, including the Covington, Rodney Glasgow and QJ Peterson combined for will return to the title game of the VisitMyrtleBeach.com final points of the game on a dunk in the waning seconds, 60 points, helping the Keydets take down No. 3 South seed Big South Men’s Basketball Championship for the first to help his VMI Keydets stave off a rally by the Campbell Gardner-Webb, 90-77, in Friday’s fourth and final time since 2011 thanks to a staunch defensive effort during Camels and claim an 84-81 victory in Big South basket- VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South Men’s Basketball its 66-62 victory over No. 2 North seed VMI, Saturday ball action Wednesday night, Feb. 19 at Cameron Hall in Championship quarterfinal contest at The HTC Center. afternoon at The HTC Center. Lexington, Va.

The game lacked the drama of VMI’s 108-104 four-overtime The Chanticleers (20-12) held VMI 26 points below its After the Keydets (16-10, 9-4 Big South) had led by as win at Gardner-Webb on Feb. 5, but the outcome was the season scoring average while blocking 10 shots and holding many as 24 in the first half, Campbell (12-15, 6-7 Big same. VMI (19-11) advances to the Big South the Keydets to 28.3 percent (17-of-60) from the field. South) came storming back in the second half. CU was Championship semifinals for the fourth straight season, and down nine with 2:14 left, but used an 11-3 run and, after a the Keydets will match up against the tournament host, No. Coastal Carolina, which limited VMI (19-12) to one made Reco McCarter triple with 16 seconds to go, it was a one- 1 South seed Coastal Carolina (19-12), Saturday at 2 p.m. field goal in the final 7:02 during a game-ending 11-5 surge, point game at 82-81, VMI. After an exchange of timeouts, on ESPN3. will meet No. 4 South seed Winthrop (20-12) in the cham- Brian Brown found Covington with a court-length base- pionship game, Sunday at noon on ESPN2. Winthrop won Covington paced the Keydets in points (21), rebounds (9) ball pass for the game’s final points on a resounding dunk. both regular-season meetings with the Chanticleers, notch- The Camels had one last chance, but a McCarter three and blocked shots (4), while Glasgow chipped in 20 points ing a 73-72 overtime victory at The HTC Center on Jan. 18 from the top of the key rimmed out as time expired, giv- and five assists and Peterson added 19 points and six boards. and winning by a 75-65 count in Rock Hill on Feb. 19. ing the Keydets the victory. Jordan Weethee (11 points) and Tim Marshall (10 points) In a nip-and-tuck contest with VMI which featured 14 ties With the win, VMI gets its 12th victory of the year at also reached double digits for VMI, which shot 50.8 percent and 14 lead changes, the Chanticleers went ahead for good Cameron Hall, equaling the second-highest total in arena (33-of-65) from the field. with a late 6-0 burst. Freshman Elijah Wilson’s coast-to- history. Covington’s 33 markers were two more than his coast layup at 2:19 made it 61-59, and Coastal Carolina Gardner-Webb’s 2013-14 season ends at 18-15 despite an never trailed again. previous career-high, set last season against these same impressive interior effort by second team All-Big South per- Camels, as he went 12 of 16 from the floor and 9 of 11 at former Jerome Hill. The junior post player paced all players VMI pulled to within 63-62 on three Rodney Glasgow free the foul line. QJ Peterson chipped in 19 points and seven with 22 points, while grabbing 16 rebounds for the second throws with 1:29 to play, but misfired on its last two field rebounds, while Phillip Anglade was one point shy of a straight contest. goal attempts. The Chanticleers closed out the scoring with double-double with nine points and 10 boards. a Warren Gillis jumper and a Josh Cameron free throw. Tyler Strange scored all 15 of his points in the second half The Keydets streaked out to an early 11-0 lead, exciting for the Runnin’ Bulldogs, while Onzie Branch tied his career Cameron led four double-digit scorers for the Chanticleers, the over 2,000 fans in attendance, but CU got on the high with 13 markers. However, Gardner-Webb could not tallying 17 points. Gillis added 12 tallies, while Wilson board at the 15:34 mark and would eventually cut the overcome a cold shooting night. The Runnin' Bulldogs hit scored all 11 of his points after halftime. margin to seven, 20-13, with 11:23 left in the period. just 31.9 percent (23-of-72) of their field goal attempts and only 20 percent (4-of-20) from three-point distance. Coastal Carolina controlled the interior, owning decisive VMI’s offense then exploded, going on a 18-2 run over advantages in rebounding (48-35) and points in the paint the next five plus minutes to push the margin to a startling Gardner-Webb scored the second half’s first four points, (36-14). Badou Diagne (11 points, 11 rebounds, 4 blocked 23, 38-15, with 4:49 on the clock. Covington, Peterson trimming an 11-point halftime deficit to seven (39-32) on shots) and Tristian Curtis (career-high 13 rebounds and and Anglade had all 18 points during the run. Hill’s layup with 17:51 left. three blocked shots) were a big reason why. The Keydets pushed the margin to 24, 43-19, later in the Tim Marshall hit a pair of triples during VMI’s ensuing 13-2 D.J. Covington scored 14 of his game-high 18 points after surge over the next three minutes, including one which period, but Campbell was able to get the lead back under halftime for VMI and pulled down 12 rebounds for the made the score 52-34 in favor of the gold-clad Keydets. 20 at halftime, 45-27, thanks to nine points from game. Teammates Rodney Glasgow and QJ Peterson McCarter. Gardner-Webb scored all of its points from the foul line dur- added 14 points apiece, with Peterson tallying five steals. ing a 9-2 run, capped off by four in a row by Jarvis Davis at The first half saw Covington go off for 19 points and miss 10:09. His final connection pulled the Runnin’ Bulldogs Back-to-back hoops by Wilson capped off an 8-2 burst for only one of his eight field goal attempts, while VMI also within 60-49. the home team, giving Coastal Carolina a 53-47 advantage held a 25-14 edge on the glass, including 14-6 in offensive with 11:26 on the second-half clock. rebounds. However, Peterson fashioned acrobatic layups on each of VMI’s next two possessions, helping the Keydets halt Covington then scored the first seven points of VMI’s ensu- VMI scored the first two points of the second half on two Gardner-Webb’s momentum. ing 10-2 run. Peterson’s three-pointer from the right wing free throws by Covington, but Campbell immediately swished through the net with 7:03 left, putting the Keydets answered with a 21-7 run that included four triples. Leek Three triples by Strange keyed the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ final back on top, 57-55. But VMI made just one more field goal Leek ended the push with a three-pointer at 14:37, mak- push, a 12-2 surge which cut Gardner-Webb’s deficit to 81- the rest of the way. ing it a six-point game at 54-48. 73 at the 2:26 mark. But that’s as close as the Runnin’ VMI hit only one of its first 10 field goal attempts on the Bulldogs would get. The Camels kept chipping away at the Keydet lead, and afternoon, as Coastal Carolina grabbed an early 10-4 lead. got within two on a basket by Antwon Oliver with 10:26 VMI led most of the way, after a 12-0 run turned an early 8- on the clock, but VMI responded with a 7-0 run that pro- The Keydets countered with a 9-0 run, going in front by a 4 deficit into a 16-8 advantage. vided breathing room at 72-63. Again, Peterson, Anglade 13-10 count on Tim Marshall’s triple from right in front of and Covington had all the points in the push. From there, the VMI bench, 12:03 before halftime. The Keydets’ lead reached a dozen points on two occasions the teams engaged in primarily back and forth play until in the first half, before VMI went into the locker room with CU’s late 11-3 spurt provided the late drama. a 39-28 cushion. Covington was a big reason for his team’s The lead changed hands five more times during a defen- first-half success, tallying 15 points, five rebounds and four sive-minded first half, before Cameron scored Coastal With the victory, VMI clinches a winning season for the blocked shots before the intermission. Carolina’s final eight points of the period, helping his team take a 34-33 edge into the locker room at halftime. fourth time in the past nine years. Prior to that run, the Keydets had enjoyed just two winning years in the previ- The opening 20 minutes saw eight blocked shots and a ous 20 seasons. combined 31.3 (20-of-64) field goal percentage for the Chanticleers and Keydets. VMI 106, IPFW 95 - CIT Second Round The second half was closer as VMI out-scored IPFW 55- March 22 - Lexington, Va. 53, but the nine-point halftime gap was enough to stave off a run. VMI built to the largest lead of the game, 82-63 Behind a record-setting day from senior forward D.J. with 8:35 left in the game as Glasgow knocked down a Covington, the Virginia Military Institute basketball team jumper, capping a 16-3 run for the Keydets. advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2014 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament as VMI VMI maintained a double-digit lead over the next seven topped Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne minutes before IPFW pulled within nine, 99-90 with 1:04 106-95 Saturday afternoon. left to play. After Covington split a pair of free throws, a Michael Kibiloski three pointer cut the lead to seven. All Covington set the single-game mark for a CIT tourna- 3,642 people in attendance watched Covington hit anoth- ment game with 41 points. The forward was efficient er pair of free throws with 26 seconds left to set the CIT going 16 of 21 from the field in just 26 minutes on the single-game record. court. Covington was also nine for 12 from the free throw line en route to being the first Keydet to surpass 40 points since Reggie Williams on Jan. 8, 2008.

The Keydets (21-12) await their next opponent, which will be announced by the CIT following the conclusion of the second round. The quarterfinal games will be contest- ed March 25-27.

Covington was joined by three teammates in double fig- ures as freshman QJ Peterson dropped in 25. Rodney Glasgow posted a double-double with 13 points and 12 assists while Tim Marshall put away 12 points off the bench. Covington tallied his 18th double of the year with 10 boards, eight coming on defense.

IPFW was led by Luis Jacobo, who posted 30 points and 11 rebounds while Joe Edwards and Pierre Bland record- ed 14 and 13 points, respectively. Joe Reed finished with 11 points for the Mastodons while Forbes rounded out the double-digit scorers with 10.

As a team, VMI scored at a blistering pace, shooting 58.7 percent from the field, going 37-63 as a team, including 60 percent in the second half (18-30). It was another solid performance from the line for the Keydets, who went 23 of 32 (71.9 percent). Covington was the only player to take double-digit attempts at the line.

IPFW (25-11) had a strong day from the field as well, shooting 51.3 percent for the game (40-78). The charity stripe was not kind to the Mastodons, who hit just 11 of their 21 attempts (52.4 percent).

Peterson led the game from beyond the arc, hitting six of his nine attempts from deep, including a perfect four-for- four in the first half. VMI as a team went 42.9 percent from three-point land, including 58.3 percent in the first half (7-12). The Mastodons connected on just 19 percent of their three-points, going four of 21.

VMI held a narrow edge on the glass, pulling down 38 rebounds while IPFW snared 37. Thirty of the Keydets rebounds came on the defensive end while the Mastodons had 14 on offense, leading to 17 second-chance points.

The first half close as neither team could gain a lead larger than nine, a 51-42 advantage for VMI at halftime. The opening 20 minutes featured six ties and nine lead changes before VMI took control with 4:50 left in the half. After a Jacobo jumper, VMI lead 37-36 before a midrange jumper from Phillip Anglade, who finished with five rebounds, put the Keydets up 39-36.

The Mastodons went through nearly two minutes of scoreless basketball as VMI went up by five, 41-36 on a Craig Hinton dunk. IPFW cut the lead to three, 43-40 with 2:09 left in the half, but the Keydets ended the peri- od on an 8-2 run with a Covington layup, Peterson three- pointer and a Marshall layup. VMI called a timeout with 12 seconds left in the half as head coach Duggar Baucom drew up a play, perfectly executed by Marshall, who hit a three to end the period. Starting Lineups Nov. 8 The Citadel Glasgow Peterson Hinton Weethee Covington Starting Lineup Breakdown Nov. 9 Air Force Glasgow Peterson Hinton Weethee Covington Nov. 12 at Wake Forest Glasgow Peterson Hinton Weethee Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Hinton, Weethee, Covington 2-1 Nov. 16 Bluefield State Glasgow Peterson Hinton Brown Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Hinton, Brown, Covington 2-1 Nov. 18 at Virginia Tech Glasgow Peterson Hinton Brown Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Eleby, Weethee, Covington 0-1 Nov. 20 Bridgewater Glasgow Peterson Hinton Brown Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Brown, Weethee, Covington 2-3 Nov. 27 at William & Mary Glasgow Peterson Eleby Weethee Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Chapman, Weethee, Covington 2-1 Dec. 3 at Elon Glasgow Peterson Brown Weethee Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Hinton, Anglade, Covington 1-1 Dec. 7 Wright State Glasgow Peterson Brown Weethee Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Brown, Anglade, Covington 11-4 Dec. 9 Virginia Univ. of LYH Glasgow Peterson Brown Weethee Covington Glasgow, Peterson, Absher, Anglade, Covington 1-0 Dec. 19 at East Carolina Glasgow Peterson Brown Weethee Covington Dec. 30 at Clemson Glasgow Peterson Chapman Weethee Covington Career Games 2013-14 Career Jan. 4 Washington College Glasgow Peterson Chapman Weethee Covington Player Played Starts Starts Jan. 8 Longwood* Glagow Peterson Chapman Weethee Covington Rodney Glasgow 118 33 109 Jan. 11 Liberty* Glasgow Peterson Brown Weethee Covington D.J. Covington 113 33 85 Jan. 15 at Radford* Glasgow Peterson Hinton Anglade Covington Brian Brown 85 23 52 Jan. 18 at Campbell* Glasgow Peterson Hinton Anglade Covington Jarid Watson 77 0 6 Jan. 22 High Point* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Jordan Weethee 68 12 12 Jan. 25 at Winthrop* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Phillip Anglade 64 18 23 Jan. 28 at UNC Asheville* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Tim Marshall 63 0 1 Jan. 31 Presbyterian* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Drew Absher 38 1 1 Feb. 5 at Gardner-Webb* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington QJ Peterson 33 33 33 Feb. 8 Charleston Southern* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Trey Chapman 33 3 3 Feb. 12 Coastal Carolina* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Christian Burton 28 0 0 Feb. 15 at Liberty* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Julian Eleby 24 1 1 Feb. 19 Campbell* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Craig Hinton 23 8 8 Feb. 22 Radford* Glasgow Peterson Absher Anglade Covington Tyrell Mason 9 0 0 Feb. 26 at High Point* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Ot Elmore 0 0 0 Mar. 1 at Longwood* Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Mar. 7 vs. #3S Gardner-Webb Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Mar. 8 at #1S Coastal Carolina Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Mar. 18 at Canisius - CIT 1st Rd. Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington Mar. 22 vs. IPFW - CIT 2nd Rd. Glasgow Peterson Brown Anglade Covington

Largest Lead Largest Deficit Best Run Best Opp. Run Pts. off TO Pts in Paint 2nd Chance Bench Pts. Nov. 8 The Citadel 18 13 24-12 18-4 23-9 38-26 22-18 17-9 Nov. 9 Air Force 21 7 24-10 12-1 11-2 16-22 3-10 0-2 Nov. 12 at Wake Forest 1 30 15-6 19-7 10-13 18-58 11-17 16-28 Nov. 16 Bluefield State 43 9 20-4 16-7 34-7 38-20 22-7 60-35 Nov. 18 at Virginia Tech 2 20 10-2 17-6 21-3 30-36 14-19 13-44 Nov. 20 Bridgewater 31 1 13-2 8-0 31-18 52-46 23-29 25-54 Nov. 27 at William & Mary 3 33 16-2 38-17 6-16 34-38 9-12 31-34 Dec. 3 at Elon None 21 11-4 12-0 13-25 30-42 13-11 6-24 Dec. 7 Wright State 23 4 10-2 N/A 11-9 30-42 15-12 14-39 Dec. 9 Virginia Univ. of LYH 36 7 23-4 9-2 29-18 52-48 36-25 32-32 Dec. 19 at East Carolina 7 18 12-0 19-4 13-14 44-44 7-15 22-32 Dec. 30 at Clemson 8 30 10-2 32-6 6-14 32-38 15-12 4-27 Jan. 4 Washington College 79 None 37-4 4-0 42-8 58-24 23-11 60-21 Jan. 8 Longwood* 25 None 16-4 12-2 19-11 34-36 20-6 23-19 Jan. 11 Liberty* 4 9 9-1 7-0 19-11 32-46 18-24 11-13 Jan. 15 at Radford* 17 4 17-4 12-4 21-6 50-44 17-16 12-36 Jan. 18 at Campbell* 6 5 8-0 6-0 13-7 50-40 24-15 29-9 Jan. 22 High Point* 3 12 12-2 15-4 25-15 38-44 25-9 19-2 Jan. 25 at Winthrop* 15 3 11-0 14-1 14-11 30-14 16-12 5-24 Jan. 28 at UNC Asheville* 8 11 13-2 15-6 12-11 50-57 23-4 18-27 Jan. 31 Presbyterian* 27 2 23-4 20-3 14-3 44-38 29-12 19-8 Feb. 5 at Gardner-Webb* 8 5 13-6 10-2 12-20 58-50 22-33 11-41 Feb. 8 Charleston Southern* 17 4 17-3 9-0 7-14 30-36 9-23 10-48 Feb. 12 Coastal Carolina* 18 5 15-4 10-3 2-10 24-26 12-15 14-12 Feb. 15 at Liberty* 12 6 12-2 12-0 12-5 28-50 9-8 20-16 Feb. 19 Campbell* 24 None 23-6 21-7 17-9 42-32 19-12 10-28 Feb. 22 Radford* 18 2 18-3 15-4 13-15 44-54 18-14 22-31 Feb. 26 at High Point* None 16 11-2 11-3 15-18 36-40 20-9 23-8 Mar. 1 at Longwood* 25 2 21-2 7-0 16-15 42-32 12-17 21-20 Mar. 7 vs. #3 South Gardner-Webb 18 4 15-4 12-2 10-2 46-36 14-18 26-29 Mar. 8 at #1 South Coastal Carolina 3 6 10-2 7-0 17-7 14-36 12-11 9-6 Mar. 18 at Canisius - CIT First Round 21 None 15-0 9-2 22-17 50-40 29-14 16-22 Mar. 22 vs. IPFW - CIT Second Round 19 4 16-3 9-2 10-13 40-56 12-17 22-26 DUGGAR BAUCOM

HEAD COACH - 9th SEASON UNC CHARLOTTE ‘95 2009 NABC DISTRICT 3 COACH OF THE YEAR WINNINGEST COACH IN VMI HISTORY BAUCOM QUICK HITS PERSONAL: Name: Duggar Baucom Hometown: Charlotte, N.C. Education: UNC Charlotte ‘95

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Head Coach - Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Va. (2005-Present) Head Coach - Tusculum College, Greenville, Tenn. (2003-05) Assistant Coach - Western Carolina, Cullowhee, N.C. (2000-03) Assistant Coach - Northwestern State, Natchitoches, La. (1998-99) Assistant Coach - Mars Hill College, Mars Hill, N.C. (1996-98) Assistant Coach - Davidson College, Davidson, N.C. (1995-96) Head Coach - Charlotte Royals (AAU) (1992-95) Varsity Coach - North Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte, N.C. (1991-95) Junior Varsity Coach - North Mecklenburg High School, Charlotte, N.C. (1987-1991) BAUCOM W-L BREAKDOWN AT VMI Career ...... 176-158 By Type By State Opponent is From At VMI ...... 139-139 Non-Conference ...... 59-52 Alabama ...... 1-4 Conference (Regular Season) ...... 69-79 Colorado ...... 1-2 Big South Tournament ...... 10-8 By Site Georgia ...... 1-1 Televised ...... 12-16 Home ...... 88-43 Indiana ...... 1-0 Away ...... 43-86 By Conference Kentucky ...... 2-0 Neutral ...... 8-9 Atlantic Coast Conference ...... 0-8 Maryland ...... 7-4 American East Conference ...... 2-0 New Hampshire ...... 0-1 By VMI Points Scored Atlantic Sun Conference ...... 3-1 New Jersey ...... 0-2 Atlantic 10 Conference ...... 2-3 Less than 50 ...... 0-5 New York ...... 4-6 Big East Conference ...... 0-3 North Carolina ...... 30-29 50-59 ...... 1-9 Big Sky Conference ...... 0-1 Ohio ...... 1-4 60-69 ...... 3-29 Big South Conference ...... 79-87 Pennsylvania ...... 3-2 70-79 ...... 18-34 Big Ten Conference ...... 0-4 South Carolina ...... 32-42 80-89 ...... 29-33 Big 12 Conference ...... 0-1 Colonial Athletic Association ...... 5-8 South Dakota ...... 1-0 90-99 ...... 36-20 Conference USA ...... 0-2 Tennessee ...... 1-0 100+ ...... 52-10 Horizon League ...... 1-1 Virginia ...... 51-34 Independent ...... 2-1 Virginia (Only Division I Opponents) . .32-34 Ivy League ...... 0-3 By Margin Washington, D.C...... 1-2 1-3 points ...... 14-19 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference ...... 1-2 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference ...... 2-4 West Virginia ...... 3-3 4-6 points ...... 20-20 Mountain West Conference ...... 1-1 7-10 points ...... 25-29 Non Division I ...... 33-0 By Month 11-15 points ...... 26-23 Ohio Valley Conference ...... 1-2 November ...... 29-26 16-20 points ...... 18-15 Patriot League ...... 3-4 December ...... 25-28 Summit League ...... 1-0 21+ points ...... 35-30 January ...... 43-34 Southeastern Conference ...... 1-0 Southern Conference ...... 3-2 February ...... 31-41 March ...... 11-8 ROSTER BREAKDOWN NUMERICAL ROSTER BY CLASS # Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/High School (Previous) Seniors- 3 1 Rodney Glasgow G 5-10 170 Sr. Silver Spring, Md./Good Counsel D.J. Covington 3 Brian Brown G 5-11 185 Jr. Kings Mountain, N.C./Kings Mountain Rodney Glasgow Drew Absher 4 Christian Burton G 5-10 170 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam 5 Drew Absher G 5-10 170 Sr. Mocksville, N.C./Davie County (The Gunnery (Conn.)) Juniors- 3 12 Ot Elmore G 6-3 190 Fr. Charleston, W. Va./South Charleston (Fork Union) Brian Brown 15 Trey Chapman F 6-6 205 Fr. Greensboro, N.C./Wesleyan Christian Christian Burton 21 Tyrell Mason G 6-3 190 Fr. Stafford, Va./Mountain View Jarid Watson 22 QJ Peterson G 6-0 170 Fr. Hedgesville, W. Va./Hedgesville (Massanutten Mil.) Sophomores- 3 23 Tim Marshall G 6-3 185 So. Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown Phillip Anglade 24 D.J. Covington F 6-9 235 Sr. Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy Tim Marshall 25 Craig Hinton F 6-7 195 Fr. Winston-Salem, N.C./East Forsyth Jordan Weethee (Redshirt) 32 Phillip Anglade F 6-5 210 So Long Island, N.Y./Davidson Day School 34 Jarid Watson C 6-7 215 Jr. Burtonsville, Md./Springbrook Freshmen- 6 35 Julian Eleby G 6-3 190 Fr. Fayetteville, N.C./Village Christian (Fork Union) Trey Chapman 40 Jordan Weethee F 6-6 210 R-So. Greensboro, N.C./High Point Christian Julian Eleby Ot Elmore Craig Hinton ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Tyrell Mason # Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School QJ Peterson 5 Drew Absher G 5-10 170 Sr. Mocksville, N.C./Davie County (The Gunnery (Conn.)) BY STATE 32 Phillip Anglade F 6-5 210 So Long Island, N.Y./Davidson Day School 3 Brian Brown G 5-11 185 Jr. Kings Mountain, N.C./Kings Mountain North Carolina- 5 Drew Absher (Mocksville) 4 Christian Burton G 5-10 170 Jr. Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam Brian Brown (Kings Mountain) 15 Trey Chapman F 6-6 205 Fr. Greensboro, N.C./Wesleyan Christian Trey Chapman (Greensboro) 24 D.J. Covington F 6-9 235 Sr. Virginia Beach, Va./Norfolk Academy Julian Eleby (Fayetteville) 35 Julian Eleby G 6-3 190 Fr. Fayetteville, N.C./Village Christian (Fork Union) Jordan Weethee (Greensboro) 12 Ot Elmore G 6-3 190 Fr. Charleston, W. Va./South Charleston (Fork Union) 1 Rodney Glasgow G 5-10 170 Sr. Silver Spring, Md./Good Counsel Virginia- 4 Christian Burton (Virginia Beach) 25 Craig Hinton F 6-7 195 Fr. Winston-Salem, N.C./East Forsyth D.J. Covington (Virginia Beach) 23 Tim Marshall G 6-3 185 So. Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown Tim Marshall (Virginia Beach) 21 Tyrell Mason G 6-3 190 Fr. Stafford, Va./Mountain View Tyrell Mason (Stafford) 22 QJ Peterson G 6-0 170 Fr. Hedgesville, W. Va./Hedgesville (Massanutten Mil.) 34 Jarid Watson C 6-7 215 Jr. Burtonsville, Md./Springbrook Maryland- 2 40 Jordan Weethee F 6-6 210 R-So. Greensboro, N.C./High Point Christian Rodney Glasgow (Silver Spring) Jarid Watson (Burtonsville) Head Coach- Duggar Baucom (UNC Charlotte ‘95); Ninth season New York - 1 Associate Head Coach- Daniel Willis (Lenoir-Rhyne ‘01); Ninth season Phillip Anglade (Long Island) Associate Coach/Recruiting Coord.- Jason Allison (Liberty ‘99); Ninth season Assistant Coach- Ryan Mattocks (Duke ‘11); Second season West Virginia - 2 Ot Elmore (Charleston) QJ Peterson (Hedgesville) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Phillip Anglade - ANN-glade Rodney Glasgow - GLASS-go Jarid Watson - Jared Jordan Weethee - Weeth-e Duggar Baucom- Rhymes with sugar SEASON HIGHS #1 Rodney Glasgow Points - 36, at Radford, 1/15/14 #23 Tim Marshall Rebounds - 8 (3x), Last at Canisius, 3/18/14 Points - 19, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 3-Point FG Made- 7, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Rebounds - 4 (2x), Last at Canisius, 3/18/14 Blocked Shots - N/A 3-Point FG Made- 4 (2x), Last at High Point, 2/26/14 Assists - 12 (2x), Last vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 Blocked Shots - N/A Steals - 5, at Gardner-Webb, 2/5/13 Assists - 3 (2x), vs. Gardner-Webb, 3/7/14 Steals - 2 (2x), Last vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 #3 Brian Brown Points - 22, at Gardner-Webb, 2/5/14 #24 D.J. Covington Rebounds - 6, at East Carolina, 12/19/13 Points - 41, vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 3-Point FG Made - 6, at Gardner-Webb, 2/5/14 Rebounds - 16, vs. Longwood, 1/8/14 Blocked Shots - N/A 3-Point FG Made- N/A Assists - 4 (2x), Last vs. High Point, 1/22/14 Blocked Shots - 7 (2x), Last vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Steals - 4, vs. The Citadel, 11/8/13 Assists - 3, vs. Wright State, 12/7/13 Steals - 3 (3x), Last vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 #4 Christian Burton Points -12, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 #25 Craig Hinton Rebounds - 1 (2x), Lastvs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Points - 13, at Virginia Tech, 11/18/13 3-Point FG Made - 1 (2x), Last vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Rebounds - 7, vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Blocked Shots - 1, vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 3-Point FG Made- 2 (2x), Last at UNC Asheville, 1/28/14 Assists - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Blocked Shots - 3, vs. High Point, 1/22/14 Steals - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Assists - 2, at Longwood, 3/1/14 Steals - 1 (2x), Last vs. Air Force, 11/9/13 #5 Drew Absher Points - 6, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 #32 Phillip Anglade Rebounds - 3, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Points - 13, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 3-Point FG Made- N/A Rebounds - 13, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Blocked Shots - N/A 3-Point FG Made- N/A Assists - 4, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Blocked Shots - 8, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Steals - N/A Assists - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Steals - 4 (2x), Last vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 #12 Ot Elmore Points - Has yet to play this season #34 Jarid Watson Rebounds - Points - 6, vs. The Citadel, 11/8/13 3-Point FG Made- Rebounds - 7, vs. The Citadel, 11/9/13 Blocked Shots - 3-Point FG Made- N/A Assists - Blocked Shots - 3, vs. Liberty, 1/11/14 Steals - Assists - N/A Steals - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 #15 Trey Chapman Points - 16, at William & Mary, 11/27/13 #35 Julian Eleby Rebounds - 6 (3x), Last at High Point, 2/26/14 Points - 11, at Wake Forest, 11/12/13 3-Point FG Made- 3, at East Carolina, 12/19/13 Rebounds - 7, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Blocked Shots - 2, at William & Mary, 11/27/13 3-Point FG Made- 2 (2x), Last vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Assists - 5, at Canisius, 3/18/14 Blocked Shots - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Steals - 2 (3x), Last at High Point, 2/26/14 Assists - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Steals - 3, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 #21 Tyrell Mason Points - 3, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 #40 Jordan Weethee Rebounds - 5, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Points - 20, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 3-Point FG Made- 1, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Rebounds - 14, at Campbell, 1/18/14 Blocked Shots - N/A 3-Point FG Made- 6, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Blocked Shots - Assists - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 2 (2x), Last at Clemson, 12/30/13 Assists - 4, vs. Wright State, 12/7/13 Steals - 1, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Steals - 3 (2x), Last vs. Radford, 2/22/14 #22 QJ Peterson Points - 38, vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Bold Italic- Indicates VMI School Record Rebounds - 15, at UNC Asheville, 1/28/14 3-Point FG Made- 7, vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Blocked Shots - 2, vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Assists - 6, at East Carolina, 12/19/13 Steals - 5, at Coastal Carolina, 3/8/14 CAREER HIGHS #1 Rodney Glasgow Points - 36, at Radford, 1/15/14 Rebounds - 8 (3x), Last at Canisius, 3/18/14 #23 Tim Marshall 3-Point FG Made- 7, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Points - 19, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Blocked Shots - 1, at Presbyterian College, 1/5/13 Rebounds - 4 (2x), Last at Canisius, 3/18/14 Assists - 12 (2x), Last vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 3-Point FG Made- 4 (2x), Last at High Point, 2/26/14 Steals - 6, vs. Winthrop, 12/2/10 Blocked Shots - N/A Assists - 3 (2x), vs. Gardner-Webb, 3/7/14 #3 Brian Brown Steals - 2 (2x), Last vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Points - 22 (2x), Last at Gardner-Webb, 2/5/14 Rebounds - 7, vs. Charleston Southern, 3/9/13 #24 D.J. Covington 3-Point FG Made - 7, at The Citadel, 11/10/12 Points - 41, vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 Blocked Shots - N/A Rebounds - 16, vs. Longwood, 1/8/14 Assists - 4 (2x), Last vs. High Point, 1/22/14 3-Point FG Made- 1, at Marist, 2/23/13 Steals - 4, vs. The Citadel, 11/8/13 Blocked Shots - 9, vs. Southern Virginia, 11/23/10 Assists - 3, at George Washington, 12/22/12 #4 Christian Burton Steals - 3 (3x), Last vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Points - 12, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Rebounds - 3, vs. Shenandoah, 1/2/13 #25 Craig Hinton 3-Point FG Made- 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/3/12 Points - 13, at Virginia Tech, 11/18/13 Blocked Shots - 1, vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Rebounds - 7, vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Assists - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/3/12 3-Point FG Made- 2 (2x), Last at UNC Asheville, 1/28/14 Steals - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Blocked Shots - 3, vs. High Point, 1/22/14 Assists - 2, at Longwood, 3/1/14 #5 Drew Absher Steals - 1 (2x), Last vs. Air Force, 11/9/13 Points - 18, vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 Rebounds - 4, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 #32 Phillip Anglade 3-Point FG Made- 3, vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 Points - 13, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Blocked Shots - N/A Rebounds - 13, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Assists - 4, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 3-Point FG Made- N/A Steals - 1 (2x), Last vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 Blocked Shots - 8, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Assists - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 #12 Ot Elmore Steals - 4 (2x), Last vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Points - Rebounds - #34 Jarid Watson 3-Point FG Made- Points - 8, at UNC Asheville, 1/5/12 Blocked Shots - Rebounds - 7 (2x), Last vs. The Citadel, 11/8/13 Assists - 3-Point FG Made- N/A Steals - Blocked Shots - 4, vs. William & Mary, 2/18/12 Assists - 2, vs. Alice Lloyd, 11/15/11 #15 Trey Chapman Steals - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Points - 16, at William & Mary, 11/27/13 Rebounds - 6 (3x), Last at High Point, 2/26/14 #35 Julian Eleby 3-Point FG Made- 3, at East Carolina, 12/19/13 Points - 11, at Wake Forest, 11/12/13 Blocked Shots - 2, at William & Mary, 11/27/13 Rebounds - 7, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 Assists - 5, at Canisius, 3/18/14 3-Point FG Made- 2 (2x), Last vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Steals - 2 (3x), Last at High Point, 2/26/14 Blocked Shots - 2, vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 Assists - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 #21 Tyrell Mason Steals - 3, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Points - 3, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Rebounds - 5, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 #40 Jordan Weethee 3-Point FG Made- 1, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Points - 20, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Blocked Shots - N/A Rebounds - 14, at Campbell, 1/18/14 Assists - 2, vs. Washington College, 1/4/14 3-Point FG Made- 6, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Blocked Shots - Steals - 1, vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 2 (3x), Last at Clemson, 12/30/13 Assists - 4, vs. Wright State, 12/7/13 #22 QJ Peterson Steals - 3 (2x), Last vs. Radford, 2/22/14 Points - 38, vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Rebounds - 15, at UNC Asheville, 1/28/14 Bold Italic- Indicates VMI School Record 3-Point FG Made- 7, vs. Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Blocked Shots - 2, vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Assists - 6, at East Carolina, 12/19/13 Steals - 5, at Coastal Carolina, 3/8/14 SINGLE-GAME RECORDS l INDIVIDUAL

MOST POINTS SCORED 6. 25 Charlie Schmaus vs. The Citadel, 1966 BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1. 45 Reggie Williams vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 7. 24 Steve Powers vs. East Carolina, 1968 (min. 12 attempts) 2. 43 Reggie Williams vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 8. 23 Chuck Cotton vs. Presbyterian, 1957 1. 100 Mike Manis vs. Old Dominion, 1968 (13-13) Reggie Williams vs. Apprentice, 12/10/07 Chuck Cotton vs. Roanoke, 1958 Robin Porter vs. West Virginia, 1/6/65 (13-13) 4. 42 Jason Conley at Western Carolina, 2/9/02 9. 22 Dave Montgomery vs. The Citadel, 1/13/75 Bobby Prince vs. UTC, 1/30/95 (12-12) Ron Carter vs. Long Beach State, 12/29/77 Steve Powers vs. George Washington, 1968 Gay Elmore vs. App. State, 2/11/84 (12-12) 6. 41 D.J. Covington vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 Gay Elmore vs. JMU, 11/25/84 (12-12) Reggie Williams vs. Cornell, 12/1/06 MOST ASSISTS John Kemper vs. Richmond, 1968 (12-12) Norm Halberstadt at Richmond, 2/21/61 1. 14 Bobby Prince vs. Western Carolina, 1/14/95 8. 40 Reggie Williams at Liberty, 1/27/07 2. 13 Ron Burks vs. Lynchburg, 11/30/09 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Reggie Williams vs. High Point, 1/10/07 Richard Little vs. High Point, 2/25/04 1. 9 Fred Robinson vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 Richard Little vs. James Madison, 2/9/04 2. 8 Austin Kenon at Radford, 3/7/09 MOST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF Richard Little vs. Chattanooga, 3/7/03 8 Austin Kenon vs. Liberty, 2/15/11 1. 30 Reggie Williams vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 5. 12 Reggie Williams vs. Charleston Southern, 2/5/07 3. 7 15 Tied - Most Recent - QJ Peterson vs. 2. 28 QJ Peterson vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 Richard Little vs. Liberty, 11/23/02 Presbyterian, 1/31/14 Mike Huffman vs. Hampden-Sydney, 12/8/84 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Rodney Glasgow at Gardner-Webb, 2/5/14 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. 19 Reggie Williams vs. Southern Virginia, 1/8/08 1. 19 Austin Kenon at Radford, 3/7/09 2. 18 Reggie Williams vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 MOST BLOCKS Austin Kenon vs. High Point, 1/24/09 Reggie Williams vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 1. 9 Eric Mann vs. The Citadel, 1/15/00 3. 18 Keith Gabriel at UNC Asheville, 2/13/10 4. 17 Reggie Williams vs. Apprentice, 12/10/07 9 D.J. Covington vs. Southern Virginia, 11/23/10 4. 17 Austin Kenon vs. High Point, 2/28/09 5. 16 D.J. Covington vs. IPFW, 3/22/14 2. 8 Phillip Anglade vs. Va. - Lynchburg, 12/9/13 17 Fred Robinson vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 Lewis Preston vs. Western Carolina, 2/10/92 3. 7 Lewis Preston vs. Marshall, 1/18/92 Bill Blair vs. Davidson, 1964 7 D.J. Covington at Old Dominion, 11/21/12 BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Bill Blair vs. N.C. State, 2/23/63 7 D.J. Covington at Liberty, 2/26/13 1. 100 Ramon Williams vs. Western Carolina, 2/13/89 (5-5) Norm Halberstadt vs. George Washington, 1962 7 D.J. Covington vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Jordan Weethee vs. Bluefield State, 11/16/13 Norm Halberstadt vs. George Washington, 1961 7 D.J. Covington vs. Bridgewater, 11/20/13 (6-6) 4. 6 7, Most Recent D.J. Covington vs. Coastal MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Carolina, 2/12/14 1. 39 Bill Ralph vs. West Virginia, 1954 MOST STEALS MOST FREE THROWS MADE 1. 11 Travis Holmes vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 1. 19 Gay Elmore vs. Davidson, 2/24/86 2. 10 Jason Bell vs. Furman, 2/10/98 Ron Carter vs Siena, 1/4/78 3. 9 Chavis Holmes vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 4. 8 Seven Times MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. 22 Darren Sawyer vs. Marshall, 1/8/83 BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (min. 10 attempts) MOST REBOUNDS 1. 100 Lester Johnson vs. Radford, 12/12/94 (11-11) 1. 31 Bill Ralph vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1954 2. 92.3 Gay Elmore vs. Bluefield, 1/21/87 (12-13) 2. 28 Steve Powers vs. Davidson, 1967 3. 90.9 D.J. Covington vs. Va. U of LYH, 12/3/12 (10-11) Bobby Williamson vs. Lynchburg, 1955 4. 90.0 Matt Murrer vs. SVU, 12/2/03 (9-10) 4. 27 Karl Klinar vs. Hampden-Sydney, 1953 Ramon Williams vs. JMU, 11/28/88 (9-10) 5. 26 Steve Powers vs. George Washington, 1967

Reggie Williams poured in 45 points against Eric Mann blocked nine shots against Fred Robinson made nine three-pointers against Virginia Intermont on Nov. 15, 2006. The Citadel on Jan. 15, 2000. Charleston Southern on Jan. 13, 2007. SINGLE-GAME RECORDS l TEAM

MOST POINTS SCORED 1. 156 vs. Columbia Union (W, 156-91), 11/28/07 FEWEST POINTS-TWO TEAMS FEWEST FREE THROW ATT. ALLOWED vs. Virginia Intermont (W, 156-95), 11/15/06 1. 72 vs. William & Mary (W, 37-35 OT), 2/22/72 1. 2 vs. Army, 11/21/05 3. 151 vs. Central Penn (W, 151-92), 11/29/10 2. 74 vs. Richmond (W, 41-33), 3/3/76 4. 144 vs. Southern Virginia (W, 144-127), 11/20/06 3. 76 vs. Lebanon Valley (W, 43-33), 12/1/79 BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 5. 135 vs. West Va. Wesleyan (W, 135-81), 11/14/07 4. 81 vs. Coastal Carolina (L, 32-49), 1/26/04 (min. 15 attempts) vs. Lees-McRae (W, 135-75), 12/6/06 5. 83 vs. The Citadel (L, 36-47), 1/10/59 1. 97.3 vs. Richmond, 1968 (37-38) 7. 133 vs. Stevenson (W, 133-72), 11/20/08 8. 128 vs. Washington College (W, 128-54), LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 1/4/14 1. 74 vs. Washington College (128-54), 1/4/14 1. 24 vs. Southern Virginia, 1/29/09 9. 125 vs. Bridgewater (W, 125-95), 1/18/07 2 65 vs. Columbia Union (156-91), 11/28/07 2. 22 vs. Lees-McRae, 12/6/06 10. 123 vs. Southern Virginia (W, 123-85), 1/8/08 3. 61 vs. Stevenson (133-72), 11/20/08 3. 21 vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 vs. Virginia Intermont (156-95), 11/15/06 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 MOST POINTS SCORED IN A HALF 5. 60 vs. Lees-McRae (135-75), 12/6/06 vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 1. 85 vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 (2nd) 6. 59 vs. Central Penn (151-92), 11/29/10 5. 20 vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 1. 84 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 (1st) 7. 58 vs. Albright (111-53), 11/22/96 vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 2. 82 vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 (2nd) 8. 56 vs. Shenandoah (110-54), 1/2/13 7. 19 vs. Campbell, 11/24/08 3. 78 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 (1st) 9. 54 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 vs. Stevenson, 11/20/08 78 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 (2nd) vs. Lynchburg (113-59), 12/20/97 vs. Radford, 2/5/08 vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 MOST POINTS ALLOWED LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT vs. Penn State, 12/30/06 1. 134 vs. Seton Hall (L, 107-134), 12/12/09 1. 61 vs. Virginia Tech (61-122), 12/17/83 vs. Cornell, 12/1/06 1. 129 vs. Penn State (L, 111-129), 12/30/06 2. 59 vs. West Virginia (50-109), 12/2/57 vs. Howard, 11/25/06 vs. North Carolina (L, 89-129), 12/17/94 3. 58 vs. Virginia Tech (60-118), 1959 vs. Davidson (L, 91-129), 2/1/64 4. 52 vs. George Washington (54-106), 12/17/55 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE IN A HALF 4. 127 vs. Southern Virginia (W, 144-127), 11/20/06 vs. George Washington (52-104), 1954 1. 18 vs. Southern Virginia, 1/29/09 5. 126 vs. Furman (L, 80-126), 3/2/72 2. 16 vs. Charleston Southern, 2/11/08 6. 125 vs. California-Irvine (L, 96-125), 11/29/80 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 7. 122 vs. Liberty (L, 117-122), 1/27/07 1. 60 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED vs. Virginia Tech (L, 61-122), 12/17/83 2. 58 vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 1. 63 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/18/09 9. 119 vs. West Virginia Tech (L, 74-119), 1955 3. 57 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 2. 61 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 4. 56 vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 3. 59 vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 FEWEST POINTS SCORED 5. 54 vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 4. 56 vs. Charleston Southern, 1/13/07 1. 32 vs. Coastal Carolina (L, 32-49), 1/26/04 5. 55 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 2. 33 vs. James Madison (L, 33-58), 11/28/82 FEWEST FIELD GOALS MADE vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 3. 36 vs. The Citadel (L, 36-47), 1/10/59 1. 10 vs. Coastal Carolina, 1/26/04 4. 37 vs. Navy (L, 37-63), 11/27/81 BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE vs. William & Mary (W, 37-35 OT), 2/22/72 FEWEST FIELD GOALS ALLOWED 1. 87.5 vs. Western Carolina, 1989 (7-8) 6. 38 vs. Old Dominion (L, 38-86), 12/1/04 1. 12 vs. William & Mary, 2/22/72 vs. UT Chattanooga (L, 38-55), 1/4/84 MOST REBOUNDS 8. 39 vs. Davidson (L, 39-70), 2/2/71 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. 67 vs. Southeastern, 2/5/76 vs. Richmond (L, 39-82), 1958 1. 118 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 10. 41 vs. Winthrop (L, 41-85), 1/23/08 2. 116 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/18/09 MOST ASSISTS vs. Virginia (L, 41-86), 12/4/82 3. 114 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 1. 39 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 vs. Baltimore (L, 41-46), 1/24/81 4. 109 vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 2. 38 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 vs. Richmond (W, 41-33), 3/3/76 5. 107 vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 3. 36 vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 6. 99 vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 4. 34 vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 7. 94 vs. Mercer, 12/9/06 5. 33 vs. Stevenson, 11/20/08 1. 33 vs. Southern Virginia (W, 71-33), 11/22/04 vs. Central Penn, 11/29/10 vs. Lebanon Valley (W, 43-33), 12/1/79 MOST STEALS vs. Richmond (W, 41-33), 3/3/76 BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. 35 vs. Virginia Intermont, 11/15/06 4. 35 vs. William & Mary (W, 37-35 OT), 2/22/72 1. 71.4 vs. Appalachian State, 1987 (30-42) 2. 28 vs. Columbia Union, 11/28/07 5. 37 vs. Bridgewater (W, 51-37), 2/5/75 vs. Southern Virginia, 11/20/06 6. 38 vs. Warren Wilson (W, 85-38), 11/20/99 MOST FREE THROWS MADE 4. 26 vs. West Va. Wesleyan, 11/14/07 vs. Davidson (W, 70-38), 1/11/60 1. 38 vs. West Virginia Tech, 1955 vs. Bridgewater, 1/18/07 8. 42 vs. East Tennessee State (W, 43-42), 1/7/81 9. 43 vs. Bethany (W, 72-43), 1/20/75 MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED MOST BLOCKS vs. Lynchburg (W, 79-43), 1953 1. 53 vs. The Citadel, 1956 1. 15 vs. Appalachian State, 2003 MOST POINTS-TWO TEAMS FEWEST FREE THROWS MADE MOST PERSONAL FOULS 1. 271 vs. Southern Virginia (W, 144-127), 11/20/06 1. 2 vs. Ohio State, 11/25/07 1. 38 vs. Radford, 2/14/07 2. 251 vs. Virginia Intermont (W, 156-95), 11/15/06 vs. William & Mary, 1/23/91 2. 37 vs. Penn State, 12/30/06 3. 247 vs. Columbia Union (W, 156-91), 11/28/07 vs. Roanoke, 12/9/87 37 vs. Furman, 1981 4. 243 vs. Central Penn (W, 151-92), 11/29/10 vs. UTC, 1984 5. 241 vs. Seton Hall (L, 107-134), 12/12/09 vs. Old Dominion, 1/15/76 MOST TURNOVERS 1. 41 vs. Marshall, 1984 FEWEST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 1. 2 vs. Roanoke, 12/9/87 MOST OVERTIME PERIODS 1. 4 at Gardner-Webb (W, 108-104), 2/5/14 FEWEST FREE THROWS ALLOWED vs. The Citadel (L, 78-81), 2/13/67 1. 1 vs. Army, 11/21/05 VMI Basketball VMI Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 21-12 14-2 6-10 1-0 CONFERENCE 11-5 6-2 5-3 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 10-7 8-0 1-7 1-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 24 COVINGTON, D.J. 33-33 976 29.6 251-422 .5 9 5 0-2 .0 0 0 156-226 .6 9 0 88 220 308 9.3 101 4 27 66 101 32 658 19.9 22 PETERSON, QJ 33-33 1096 33.2 216-529 .4 0 8 78-237 .3 2 9 145-192 .7 5 5 60 123 183 5.5 76 0 69 71 11 57 655 19.8 01 GLASGOW, Rodney 33-33 1215 36.8 214-452 .4 7 3 80-207 .3 8 6 102-116 .8 7 9 31 103 134 4.1 56 0 193 61 0 41 610 18.5 40 WEETHEE, Jordan 33-12 616 18.7 81-206 .3 9 3 34-123 .2 7 6 29-44 .6 5 9 35 94 129 3.9 62 1 30 23 13 15 225 6.8 03 BROWN, Brian 31-23 775 25.0 71-192 .3 7 0 46-144 .3 1 9 19-23 .8 2 6 19 41 60 1.9 53 1 52 28 0 18 207 6.7 23 MARSHALL, Tim 32-0 290 9.1 45-118 .3 8 1 27-80 .3 3 8 19-33 .5 7 6 12 31 43 1.3 43 0 20 12 0 15 136 4.3 15 CHAPMAN, Trey 33-3 573 17.4 42-129 .3 2 6 9-43 .2 0 9 42-66 .6 3 6 35 64 99 3.0 60 1 31 29 13 14 135 4.1 32 ANGLADE, Phillip 33-18 498 15.1 52-94 .5 5 3 0-0 .0 0 0 12-36 .3 3 3 71 70 141 4.3 82 5 10 13 41 24 116 3.5 25 HINTON, Craig 22-8 196 8.9 20-59 .3 3 9 12-36 .3 3 3 9-13 .6 9 2 11 34 45 2.0 26 0 5 9 9 2 61 2.8 35 ELEBY, Julian 24-1 201 8.4 20-58 .3 4 5 8-32 .2 5 0 16-20 .8 0 0 17 33 50 2.1 12 0 12 16 7 11 64 2.7 04 BURTON, Christian 10-0 56 5.6 6-15 .4 0 0 2-9 .2 2 2 6-8 .7 5 0 2 1 3 0.3 6 0 3 5 1 3 20 2.0 05 ABSHER, Drew 8-1 57 7.1 3-11 .2 7 3 2-7 .2 8 6 3-5 .6 0 0 0 5 5 0.6 5 0 11 6 0 0 11 1.4 34 WATSON, Jarid 29-0 168 5.8 12-27 .4 4 4 0-0 .0 0 0 6-11 .5 4 5 24 22 46 1.6 36 0 1 2 16 7 30 1.0 21 MASON, Tyrell 9-0 33 3.7 2-9 .2 2 2 1-4 .2 5 0 2-2 1.000 3 5 8 0.9 2 0 2 4 0 2 7 0.8 Team 73 61 134 7 Total...... 33 6750 1035-2321 .4 4 6 299-924 .3 2 4 566-795 .7 1 2 481 907 1388 42.1 620 12 466 352 212 241 2935 88.9 Opponents...... 33 6750 982-2259 .4 3 5 205-611 .3 3 6 557-784 .7 1 0 483 926 1409 42.7 637 - 445 427 127 188 2726 82.6

TEAM STATISTICS VMI OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 2935 2726 11/08/13 CITADEL W 82-71 3419 Points per game 88.9 82.6 11/09/13 AFA W 71-63 4195 Scoring margin +6.3 - 11/12/13 at Wake Forest L 71-98 5581 FIELD GOALS-ATT 1035-2321 982-2259 11/16/13 BSC W 121-80 2126 Field goal pct .4 4 6 .4 3 5 11/18/13 at Virginia Tech L 92-105 4162 3 POINT FG-ATT 299-924 205-611 11/20/13 BRIDGEWATER W 112-86 1364 3-point FG pct .3 2 4 .3 3 6 11/27/13 at William & Mary L 67-97 3111 3-pt FG made per game 9.1 6.2 12/03/13 at Elon L 70-87 1018 FREE THROWS-ATT 566-795 557-784 12/07/13 WRIGHT STATE W 94-74 2453 Free throw pct .7 1 2 .7 1 0 12/09/13 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG W 110-78 814 F-Throws made per game 17.2 16.9 12/19/13 at East Carolina L 94-103 3870 REBOUNDS 1388 1409 12/30/13 at Clemson L 50-80 7540 Rebounds per game 42.1 42.7 01/04/14 WC W 128-54 507 Rebounding margin -0.6 - * 01/08/14 LONGWOOD W 95-72 653 ASSISTS 466 445 * 01/11/14 LIBERTY L 80-85 1567 Assists per game 14.1 13.5 * 01/15/14 at Radford W 101-88 2058 TURNOVERS 352 427 * 01/18/14 at Campbell L o t 93-97 2498 Turnovers per game 10.7 12.9 * 01/22/14 HPU Wot 82-80 1432 Turnover margin +2.3 - * 01/25/14 at Winthrop L 57-58 1589 Assist/turnover ratio 1.3 1.0 * 01-28-14 at UNC Asheville W 109-105 959 STEALS 241 188 * 01/31/14 PC W 107-93 2856 Steals per game 7.3 5.7 * 02/05/14 at Gardner-Webb Wo4 108-104 1450 BLOCKS 212 127 * 02/08/14 CSU W 92-84 3627 Blocks per game 6.4 3.8 * 02/12/14 COASTAL L 78-83 970 ATTENDANCE 35310 45908 * 02-15-14 at LIBERTY W 77-70 2595 Home games-Avg/Game 16-2207 16-2671 * 02/19/14 CAMPBELL W 84-81 2371 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-3176 * 2/22/14 RADFORD W 88-76 3314 * 02-26-14 at HPU L 67-70 1241 Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 OT4 Totals * 03-01-14 at Longwood W 86-66 1221 VMI 1413 1471 18 13 9 11 2935 03/07/14 vs Gardner-Webb W 90-77 3176 Opponents 1227 1450 20 13 9 7 2726 03/08/14 at COASTAL L 62-66 2892 03/18/14 at Canisius W 111-100 947 03/22/14 IPFW W 106-95 3642

* - Conference game VMI Basketball VMI Season Box Score (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 21-12 14-2 6-10 1-0 CONFERENCE 11-5 6-2 5-3 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 10-7 8-0 1-7 1-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 24 COVINGTON, D.J. 33-33 976 29.6 251-422 .5 9 5 0-2 .0 0 0 156-226 .6 9 0 88 220 308 9.3 101 4 27 66 101 32 658 19.9 22 PETERSON, QJ 33-33 1096 33.2 216-529 .4 0 8 78-237 .3 2 9 145-192 .7 5 5 60 123 183 5.5 76 0 69 71 11 57 655 19.8 01 GLASGOW, Rodney 33-33 1215 36.8 214-452 .4 7 3 80-207 .3 8 6 102-116 .8 7 9 31 103 134 4.1 56 0 193 61 0 41 610 18.5 40 WEETHEE, Jordan 33-12 616 18.7 81-206 .3 9 3 34-123 .2 7 6 29-44 .6 5 9 35 94 129 3.9 62 1 30 23 13 15 225 6.8 03 BROWN, Brian 31-23 775 25.0 71-192 .3 7 0 46-144 .3 1 9 19-23 .8 2 6 19 41 60 1.9 53 1 52 28 0 18 207 6.7 23 MARSHALL, Tim 32-0 290 9.1 45-118 .3 8 1 27-80 .3 3 8 19-33 .5 7 6 12 31 43 1.3 43 0 20 12 0 15 136 4.3 15 CHAPMAN, Trey 33-3 573 17.4 42-129 .3 2 6 9-43 .2 0 9 42-66 .6 3 6 35 64 99 3.0 60 1 31 29 13 14 135 4.1 32 ANGLADE, Phillip 33-18 498 15.1 52-94 .5 5 3 0-0 .0 0 0 12-36 .3 3 3 71 70 141 4.3 82 5 10 13 41 24 116 3.5 25 HINTON, Craig 22-8 196 8.9 20-59 .3 3 9 12-36 .3 3 3 9-13 .6 9 2 11 34 45 2.0 26 0 5 9 9 2 61 2.8 35 ELEBY, Julian 24-1 201 8.4 20-58 .3 4 5 8-32 .2 5 0 16-20 .8 0 0 17 33 50 2.1 12 0 12 16 7 11 64 2.7 04 BURTON, Christian 10-0 56 5.6 6-15 .4 0 0 2-9 .2 2 2 6-8 .7 5 0 2 1 3 0.3 6 0 3 5 1 3 20 2.0 05 ABSHER, Drew 8-1 57 7.1 3-11 .2 7 3 2-7 .2 8 6 3-5 .6 0 0 0 5 5 0.6 5 0 11 6 0 0 11 1.4 34 WATSON, Jarid 29-0 168 5.8 12-27 .4 4 4 0-0 .0 0 0 6-11 .5 4 5 24 22 46 1.6 36 0 1 2 16 7 30 1.0 21 MASON, Tyrell 9-0 33 3.7 2-9 .2 2 2 1-4 .2 5 0 2-2 1.000 3 5 8 0.9 2 0 2 4 0 2 7 0.8 Team 73 61 134 7 Total...... 33 6750 1035-2321 .4 4 6 299-924 .3 2 4 566-795 .7 1 2 481 907 1388 42.1 620 12 466 352 212 241 2935 88.9 Opponents...... 33 6750 982-2259 .4 3 5 205-611 .3 3 6 557-784 .7 1 0 483 926 1409 42.7 637 - 445 427 127 188 2726 82.6

Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 OT4 Totals VMI 1413 1471 18 13 9 11 2935 Opponents 1227 1450 20 13 9 7 2726 VMI Basketball VMI Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 21-12 14-2 6-10 1-0 CONFERENCE 11-5 6-2 5-3 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 10-7 8-0 1-7 1-0

Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/08/13 CITADEL W 82-71 3419 (25)PETERSON, QJ (11)WEETHEE, Jordan 11/09/13 AFA W 71-63 4195 (20)COVINGTON, D.J. (11)WEETHEE, Jordan 11/12/13 at Wake Forest 71-98 L 5581 (16)PETERSON, QJ (6)COVINGTON, D.J. 11/16/13 BSC W 121-80 2126 (25)PETERSON, QJ (6)ELEBY, Julian (6)PETERSON, QJ (6)COVINGTON, D.J. 11/18/13 at Virginia Tech 92-105 L 4162 (22)PETERSON, QJ (5)PETERSON, QJ (22)GLASGOW, Rodney (5)COVINGTON, D.J. 11/20/13 BRIDGEWATER W 112-86 1364 (38)PETERSON, QJ (10)WEETHEE, Jordan (10)COVINGTON, D.J. 11/27/13 at William & Mary 67-97 L 3111 (16)CHAPMAN, Trey (11)PETERSON, QJ 12/03/13 at Elon 70-87 L 1018 (15)WEETHEE, Jordan (12)COVINGTON, D.J. 12/07/13 WRIGHT STATE W 94-74 2453 (21)PETERSON, QJ (11)COVINGTON, D.J. 12/09/13 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG W 110-78 814 (33)GLASGOW, Rodney (13)ANGLADE, Phillip 12/19/13 at East Carolina 94-103 L 3870 (22)GLASGOW, Rodney (6)BROWN, Brian (6)WEETHEE, Jordan 12/30/13 at Clemson 50-80 L 7540 (20)COVINGTON, D.J. (12)COVINGTON, D.J. 01/04/14 WC W 128-54 507 (20)PETERSON, QJ (7)ELEBY, Julian 01/08/14 *LONGWOOD W 95-72 653 (30)PETERSON, QJ (16)COVINGTON, D.J. 01/11/14 *LIBERTY 80-85 L 1567 (27)GLASGOW, Rodney (7)COVINGTON, D.J. 01/15/14 *at Radford W 101-88 2058 (36)GLASGOW, Rodney (11)COVINGTON, D.J. 01/18/14 *at Campbell 93-97 Lot 2498 (20)GLASGOW, Rodney (14)WEETHEE, Jordan 01/22/14 *HPU Wot 82-80 1432 (25)PETERSON, QJ (8)ANGLADE, Phillip 01/25/14 *at Winthrop 57-58 L 1589 (19)COVINGTON, D.J. (12)COVINGTON, D.J. 01-28-14 *at UNC Asheville W 109-105 959 (37)PETERSON, QJ (15)PETERSON, QJ 01/31/14 *PC W 107-93 2856 (26)GLASGOW, Rodney (13)COVINGTON, D.J. 02/05/14 *at Gardner-Webb Wo4 108-104 1450 (28)COVINGTON, D.J. (13)COVINGTON, D.J. 02/08/14 *CSU W 92-84 3627 (26)COVINGTON, D.J. (12)COVINGTON, D.J. 02/12/14 *COASTAL 78-83 L 970 (21)COVINGTON, D.J. (11)COVINGTON, D.J. 02-15-14 *at LIBERTY W 77-70 2595 (25)GLASGOW, Rodney (12)PETERSON, QJ (12)COVINGTON, D.J. 02/19/14 *CAMPBELL W 84-81 2371 (33)COVINGTON, D.J. (10)ANGLADE, Phillip 2/22/14 *RADFORD W 88-76 3314 (29)COVINGTON, D.J. (13)COVINGTON, D.J. 02-26-14 *at HPU 67-70 L 1241 (19)COVINGTON, D.J. (14)COVINGTON, D.J. 03-01-14 *at Longwood W 86-66 1221 (33)COVINGTON, D.J. (14)COVINGTON, D.J. 03/07/14 vs Gardner-Webb W 90-77 3176 (21)COVINGTON, D.J. (9)COVINGTON, D.J. 03/08/14 at COASTAL 62-66 L 2892 (18)COVINGTON, D.J. (12)COVINGTON, D.J. 03/18/14 at Canisius W 111-100 947 (37)COVINGTON, D.J. (8)GLASGOW, Rodney (8)PETERSON, QJ 03/22/14 IPFW W 106-95 3642 (41)COVINGTON, D.J. (10)COVINGTON, D.J.

* - Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home 16 35310 2207 Away 16 42732 2671 Neutral 1 3176 3176 Total 33 81218 2461 VMI Basketball VMI Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 24, 2014) CIT

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0 CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 24 COVINGTON, D.J. 2-2 60 30.0 28-38 .7 3 7 0-0 .0 0 0 22-26 .8 4 6 5 11 16 8.0 7 0 1 4 5 1 78 39.0 22 PETERSON, QJ 2-2 74 37.0 16-34 .4 7 1 8-17 .4 7 1 13-14 .9 2 9 5 10 15 7.5 4 0 6 6 0 2 53 26.5 01 GLASGOW, Rodney 2-2 75 37.5 14-27 .5 1 9 5-13 .3 8 5 8-10 .8 0 0 2 10 12 6.0 5 0 20 5 0 2 41 20.5 23 MARSHALL, Tim 2-0 42 21.0 6-16 .3 7 5 3-11 .2 7 3 7-12 .5 8 3 2 5 7 3.5 4 0 1 2 0 0 22 11.0 25 HINTON, Craig 1-0 12 12.0 2-2 1.000 1-1 1.000 2-2 1.000 0 1 1 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 7.0 15 CHAPMAN, Trey 2-0 45 22.5 4-6 .6 6 7 0-1 .0 0 0 1-2 .5 0 0 3 3 6 3.0 8 1 6 2 1 1 9 4.5 32 ANGLADE, Phillip 2-2 25 12.5 2-2 1.000 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 1 8 9 4.5 6 1 1 0 1 0 4 2.0 03 BROWN, Brian 2-2 42 21.0 1-6 .1 6 7 1-6 .1 6 7 0-0 .0 0 0 2 3 5 2.5 3 0 6 3 0 1 3 1.5 40 WEETHEE, Jordan 2-0 10 5.0 0-3 .0 0 0 0-2 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 35 ELEBY, Julian 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 34 WATSON, Jarid 2-0 14 7.0 0-1 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 2 2 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 Team 4 2 6 2 Total...... 2 400 73-135 .5 4 1 18-51 .3 5 3 53-66 .8 0 3 24 56 80 40.0 39 2 41 24 8 7 217 108.5 Opponents...... 2 400 77-150 .5 1 3 15-45 .3 3 3 26-42 .6 1 9 26 47 73 36.5 47 - 31 20 7 8 195 97.5

TEAM STATISTICS VMI OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 217 195 03/18/14 at Canisius W 111-100 947 Points per game 108.5 97.5 03/22/14 IPFW W 106-95 3642 Scoring margin +11.0 - FIELD GOALS-ATT 73-135 77-150 * - Conference game Field goal pct .5 4 1 .5 1 3 3 POINT FG-ATT 18-51 15-45 3-point FG pct .3 5 3 .3 3 3 3-pt FG made per game 9.0 7.5 FREE THROWS-ATT 53-66 26-42 Free throw pct .8 0 3 .6 1 9 F-Throws made per game 26.5 13.0 REBOUNDS 80 73 Rebounds per game 40.0 36.5 Rebounding margin +3.5 - ASSISTS 41 31 Assists per game 20.5 15.5 TURNOVERS 24 20 Turnovers per game 12.0 10.0 Turnover margin -2.0 - Assist/turnover ratio 1.7 1.6 STEALS 7 8 Steals per game 3.5 4.0 BLOCKS 8 7 Blocks per game 4.0 3.5 ATTENDANCE 3642 947 Home games-Avg/Game 1-3642 1-947 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 0-0

Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals VMI 110 107 217 Opponents 87 108 195 VMI Basketball VMI Overall/Conference Statistics (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

Overall Statistics Conference Statistics SUMMARY gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g gp-gs min/g fg% 3fg% ft% r/g a/g stl blk pts/g COVINGTON, D.J. 33-33 29.6 .595 .000 .690 9.3 0.8 32 101 19.9 16-16 32.8 .599 .000 .685 10.9 0.9 17 54 20.7 PETERSON, QJ 33-33 33.2 .408 .329 .755 5.5 2.1 57 11 19.8 16-16 36.4 .403 .318 .774 5.6 2.0 18 8 19.4 GLASGOW, Rodney 33-33 36.8 .473 .386 .879 4.1 5.8 41 0 18.5 16-16 39.8 .483 .368 .900 4.6 6.4 23 0 20.2 WEETHEE, Jordan 33-12 18.7 .393 .276 .659 3.9 0.9 15 13 6.8 16-2 15.9 .359 .274 .667 3.4 0.6 4 5 5.9 BROWN, Brian 31-23 25.0 .370 .319 .826 1.9 1.7 18 0 6.7 16-12 28.6 .407 .366 .750 1.5 1.7 10 0 7.9 MARSHALL, Tim 32-0 9.1 .381 .338 .576 1.3 0.6 15 0 4.3 15-0 8.3 .391 .351 .417 1.1 0.6 7 0 3.6 CHAPMAN, Trey 33-3 17.4 .326 .209 .636 3.0 0.9 14 13 4.1 16-1 15.7 .280 .214 .600 3.1 0.7 5 5 3.1 ANGLADE, Phillip 33-18 15.1 .553 .000 .333 4.3 0.3 24 41 3.5 16-14 21.5 .492 .000 .360 5.9 0.4 12 22 4.4 HINTON, Craig 22-8 8.9 .339 .333 .692 2.0 0.2 2 9 2.8 13-2 5.8 .333 .250 .800 1.8 0.4 0 6 1.6 ELEBY, Julian 24-1 8.4 .345 .250 .800 2.1 0.5 11 7 2.7 10-0 5.1 .412 .333 .667 1.1 0.3 2 2 2.0 BURTON, Christian 10-0 5.6 .400 .222 .750 0.3 0.3 3 1 2.0 1-0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 ABSHER, Drew 8-1 7.1 .273 .286 .600 0.6 1.4 0 0 1.4 2-1 4.5 .000 .000 .000 0.0 0.5 0 0 0.0 WATSON, Jarid 29-0 5.8 .444 .000 .545 1.6 0.0 7 16 1.0 12-0 2.9 .000 .000 1.000 0.4 0.0 2 4 0.2 MASON, Tyrell 9-0 3.7 .222 .250 1.000 0.9 0.2 2 0 0.8 1-0 1.0 .000 .000 .000 1.0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Totals 33 .446 .324 .712 42.1 14.1 241 212 88.9 16 .450 .329 .706 42.4 13.8 100 106 87.8 Opponent 33 .435 .336 .710 42.7 13.5 188 127 82.6 16 .435 .362 .726 41.3 13.4 91 59 82.0

Overall Statistics Conference Statistics SCORING fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% pts pts/g COVINGTON, D.J. 251-422 . 5 9 5 0-2 . 0 0 0 156-226 . 6 9 0 658 19.9 121-202 . 5 9 9 0-0 . 0 0 0 89-130 . 6 8 5 331 20.7 PETERSON, QJ 216-529 . 4 0 8 78-237 . 3 2 9 145-192 . 7 5 5 655 19.8 106-263 . 4 0 3 34-107 . 3 1 8 65-84 . 7 7 4 311 19.4 GLASGOW, Rodney 214-452 . 4 7 3 80-207 . 3 8 6 102-116 . 8 7 9 610 18.5 117-242 . 4 8 3 35-95 . 3 6 8 54-60 . 9 0 0 323 20.2 WEETHEE, Jordan 81-206 . 3 9 3 34-123 . 2 7 6 29-44 . 6 5 9 225 6.8 33-92 . 3 5 9 17-62 . 2 7 4 12-18 . 6 6 7 95 5.9 BROWN, Brian 71-192 . 3 7 0 46-144 . 3 1 9 19-23 . 8 2 6 207 6.7 44-108 . 4 0 7 30-82 . 3 6 6 9-12 . 7 5 0 127 7.9 MARSHALL, Tim 45-118 . 3 8 1 27-80 . 3 3 8 19-33 . 5 7 6 136 4.3 18-46 . 3 9 1 13-37 . 3 5 1 5-12 . 4 1 7 54 3.6 CHAPMAN, Trey 42-129 . 3 2 6 9-43 . 2 0 9 42-66 . 6 3 6 135 4.1 14-50 . 2 8 0 3-14 . 2 1 4 18-30 . 6 0 0 49 3.1 ANGLADE, Phillip 52-94 . 5 5 3 0-0 . 0 0 0 12-36 . 3 3 3 116 3.5 31-63 . 4 9 2 0-0 . 0 0 0 9-25 . 3 6 0 71 4.4 HINTON, Craig 20-59 . 3 3 9 12-36 . 3 3 3 9-13 . 6 9 2 61 2.8 7-21 . 3 3 3 3-12 . 2 5 0 4-5 . 8 0 0 21 1.6 ELEBY, Julian 20-58 . 3 4 5 8-32 . 2 5 0 16-20 . 8 0 0 64 2.7 7-17 . 4 1 2 4-12 . 3 3 3 2-3 . 6 6 7 20 2.0 BURTON, Christian 6-15 . 4 0 0 2-9 . 2 2 2 6-8 . 7 5 0 20 2.0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0.0 ABSHER, Drew 3-11 . 2 7 3 2-7 . 2 8 6 3-5 . 6 0 0 11 1.4 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0.0 WATSON, Jarid 12-27 . 4 4 4 0-0 . 0 0 0 6-11 . 5 4 5 30 1.0 0-1 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 2-2 1.000 2 0.2 MASON, Tyrell 2-9 . 2 2 2 1-4 . 2 5 0 2-2 1.000 7 0.8 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0-0 . 0 0 0 0 0.0 Totals 1035-2321 . 4 4 6 299-924 . 3 2 4 566-795 . 7 1 2 2935 88.9 498-1106 . 4 5 0 139-422 . 3 2 9 269-381 . 7 0 6 1404 87.8 Opponent 982-2259 . 4 3 5 205-611 . 3 3 6 557-784 . 7 1 0 2726 82.6 478-1099 . 4 3 5 101-279 . 3 6 2 255-351 . 7 2 6 1312 82.0

Overall Statistics Conference Statistics TOTALS o-reb d-reb total pf fo a to a/to hi pts o-reb d-reb total pf fo a to a/to hi pts COVINGTON, D.J. 88 220 308 101 4 27 66 0.4 41 49 126 175 45 0 15 39 0.4 33 PETERSON, QJ 60 123 183 76 0 69 71 1.0 38 28 61 89 39 0 32 36 0.9 37 GLASGOW, Rodney 31 103 134 56 0 193 61 3.2 36 22 51 73 24 0 102 33 3.1 36 WEETHEE, Jordan 35 94 129 62 1 30 23 1.3 20 15 39 54 25 0 9 9 1.0 14 BROWN, Brian 19 41 60 53 1 52 28 1.9 22 7 17 24 29 1 27 14 1.9 22 MARSHALL, Tim 12 31 43 43 0 20 12 1.7 19 5 11 16 12 0 9 3 3.0 15 CHAPMAN, Trey 35 64 99 60 1 31 29 1.1 16 16 34 50 24 0 11 9 1.2 10 ANGLADE, Phillip 71 70 141 82 5 10 13 0.8 13 53 41 94 52 3 7 9 0.8 9 HINTON, Craig 11 34 45 26 0 5 9 0.6 13 6 18 24 11 0 5 6 0.8 6 ELEBY, Julian 17 33 50 12 0 12 16 0.8 11 2 9 11 6 0 3 6 0.5 9 BURTON, Christian 2 1 3 6 0 3 5 0.6 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 ABSHER, Drew 0 5 5 5 0 11 6 1.8 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.0 0 WATSON, Jarid 24 22 46 36 0 1 2 0.5 6 1 4 5 9 0 0 0 0.0 2 MASON, Tyrell 3 5 8 2 0 2 4 0.5 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 Totals 481 907 1388 620 12 466 352 1.3 111 237 442 679 276 4 221 166 1.3 109 Opponent 483 926 1409 637 - 445 427 1.0 105 227 434 661 307 - 214 184 1.2 105 VMI Basketball VMI Team Game-by-Game (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

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Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg CITADEL 11/08/13 82-71 W 32-80 .4 0 0 8-35 .2 2 9 10-20 .5 0 0 23 27 50 50.0 20 9 11 9 15 82 82.0 AFA 11/09/13 71-63 W 25-61 .4 1 0 5-26 .1 9 2 16-26 .6 1 5 12 27 39 44.5 20 11 12 4 10 71 76.5 at Wake Forest 11/12/13 71-98 L 20-70 .2 8 6 9-30 .3 0 0 22-32 .6 8 8 14 23 37 42.0 29 12 11 6 7 71 74.7 BSC 11/16/13 121-80 W 38-81 .4 6 9 17-36 .4 7 2 28-35 .8 0 0 16 35 51 44.2 16 18 10 12 16 121 86.2 at Virginia Tech 11/18/13 92-105 L 33-79 .4 1 8 10-36 .2 7 8 16-23 .6 9 6 13 18 31 41.6 20 8 4 6 7 92 87.4 BRIDGEWATER 11/20/13 112-86 W 44-91 .4 8 4 10-33 .3 0 3 14-19 .7 3 7 22 30 52 43.3 14 21 12 13 12 112 91.5 at William & Mary 11/27/13 67-97 L 25-67 .3 7 3 6-25 .2 4 0 11-19 .5 7 9 11 27 38 42.6 14 9 13 7 5 67 88.0 at Elon 12/03/13 70-87 L 26-66 .3 9 4 6-21 .2 8 6 12-15 .8 0 0 10 25 35 41.6 26 10 12 2 5 70 85.8 WRIGHT STATE 12/07/13 94-74 W 32-63 .5 0 8 17-31 .5 4 8 13-21 .6 1 9 12 29 41 41.6 19 18 10 5 4 94 86.7 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG 12/09/13 110-78 W 41-91 .4 5 1 11-47 .2 3 4 17-26 .6 5 4 28 31 59 43.3 18 18 14 11 17 110 89.0 at East Carolina 12/19/13 94-103 L 34-65 .5 2 3 11-26 .4 2 3 15-16 .9 3 8 6 16 22 41.4 30 18 9 2 4 94 89.5 at Clemson 12/30/13 50-80 L 21-73 .2 8 8 3-28 .1 0 7 5-9 .5 5 6 16 31 47 41.8 18 6 12 5 6 50 86.2 WC 01/04/14 128-54 W 43-68 .6 3 2 14-26 .5 3 8 28-33 .8 4 8 13 35 48 42.3 17 25 14 6 13 128 89.4 LONGWOOD 01/08/14 95-72 W 29-67 .4 3 3 9-34 .2 6 5 28-41 .6 8 3 19 30 49 42.8 15 14 15 6 7 95 89.8 LIBERTY 01/11/14 80-85 L 30-68 .4 4 1 12-38 .3 1 6 8-14 .5 7 1 13 18 31 42.0 17 12 8 7 12 80 89.1 at Radford 01/15/14 101-88 W 35-68 .5 1 5 3-11 .2 7 3 28-37 .7 5 7 10 25 35 41.6 18 11 4 3 9 101 89.9 at Campbell 01/18/14 93-97 Lot 34-72 .4 7 2 6-22 .2 7 3 19-27 .7 0 4 18 26 44 41.7 20 13 12 7 4 93 90.1 HPU 01/22/14 82-80 Wot 31-74 .4 1 9 10-31 .3 2 3 10-12 .8 3 3 17 24 41 41.7 13 14 17 8 12 82 89.6 at Winthrop 01/25/14 57-58 L 20-58 .3 4 5 4-21 .1 9 0 13-18 .7 2 2 10 29 39 41.5 13 6 10 9 6 57 87.9 at UNC Asheville 01-28-14 109-105 W 36-78 .4 6 2 11-21 .5 2 4 26-38 .6 8 4 20 28 48 41.8 23 20 6 10 4 109 88.9 PC 01/31/14 107-93 W 41-82 .5 0 0 15-32 .4 6 9 10-16 .6 2 5 16 31 47 42.1 23 15 4 6 6 107 89.8 at Gardner-Webb 02/05/14 108-104 Wot 43-89 .4 8 3 12-27 .4 4 4 10-19 .5 2 6 18 37 55 42.7 22 23 18 9 7 108 90.6 CSU 02/08/14 92-84 W 28-58 .4 8 3 11-22 .5 0 0 25-33 .7 5 8 12 31 43 42.7 22 10 14 8 3 92 90.7 COASTAL 02/12/14 78-83 L 26-63 .4 1 3 10-32 .3 1 3 16-23 .6 9 6 13 29 42 42.7 14 13 9 9 1 78 90.2 at LIBERTY 02-15-14 77-70 W 26-67 .3 8 8 10-29 .3 4 5 15-17 .8 8 2 11 29 40 42.6 17 11 8 4 6 77 89.6 CAMPBELL 02/19/14 84-81 W 32-67 .4 7 8 8-19 .4 2 1 12-20 .6 0 0 20 19 39 42.4 12 19 9 5 6 84 89.4 RADFORD 2/22/14 88-76 W 31-61 .5 0 8 5-24 .2 0 8 21-29 .7 2 4 12 28 40 42.3 15 8 13 3 8 88 89.4 at HPU 02-26-14 67-70 L 25-67 .3 7 3 6-30 .2 0 0 11-16 .6 8 8 16 25 41 42.3 14 10 11 3 6 67 88.6 at Longwood 03-01-14 86-66 W 31-67 .4 6 3 7-29 .2 4 1 17-21 .8 1 0 12 33 45 42.4 18 22 8 9 3 86 88.5 vs Gardner-Webb 03/07/14 90-77 W 33-65 .5 0 8 7-20 .3 5 0 17-27 .6 3 0 11 33 44 42.4 26 14 9 6 3 90 88.5 at COASTAL 03/08/14 62-66 L 17-60 .2 8 3 8-31 .2 5 8 20-27 .7 4 1 13 22 35 42.2 18 7 9 4 10 62 87.7 at Canisius 03/18/14 111-100 W 36-72 .5 0 0 9-30 .3 0 0 30-34 .8 8 2 16 26 42 42.2 18 20 12 6 5 111 88.4 IPFW 03/22/14 106-95 W 37-63 .5 8 7 9-21 .4 2 9 23-32 .7 1 9 8 30 38 42.1 21 21 12 2 2 106 88.9 VMI 2935 1035-2321 . 4 4 6 299-924 . 3 2 4 566-795 . 7 1 2 481 907 1388 42.1 620 466 352 212 241 2935 88.9 Opponents 2726 982-2259 . 4 3 5 205-611 . 3 3 6 557-784 . 7 1 0 483 926 1409 42.7 637 445 427 127 188 2726 82.6

Games played: 33 Rebounds/game: 42.1 Points/game: 88.9 Assists/game: 14.1 FG Pct: 44.6 Turnovers/game: 10.7 3FG Pct: 32.4 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.3 FT Pct: 71.2 Steals/game: 7.3 Blocks/game: 6.4 VMI Basketball VMI Opponent Game-by-Game (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

OPPONENT STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg CITADEL 11/08/13 82-71 W 24-72 .3 3 3 6-21 .2 8 6 17-25 .6 8 0 23 30 53 53.0 19 12 20 3 8 71 71.0 AFA 11/09/13 71-63 W 23-53 .4 3 4 5-22 .2 2 7 12-19 .6 3 2 7 26 33 43.0 20 9 17 0 8 63 67.0 at Wake Forest 11/12/13 71-98 L 34-64 .5 3 1 2-15 .1 3 3 28-41 .6 8 3 15 42 57 47.7 23 20 14 5 1 98 77.3 BSC 11/16/13 121-80 W 25-79 .3 1 6 12-25 .4 8 0 18-23 .7 8 3 21 27 48 47.8 23 9 20 3 8 80 78.0 at Virginia Tech 11/18/13 92-105 L 36-69 .5 2 2 11-17 .6 4 7 22-26 .8 4 6 17 35 52 48.6 21 16 16 9 1 105 83.4 BRIDGEWATER 11/20/13 112-86 W 36-88 .4 0 9 4-20 .2 0 0 10-12 .8 3 3 22 28 50 48.8 16 15 18 6 8 86 83.8 at William & Mary 11/27/13 67-97 L 34-74 .4 5 9 12-27 .4 4 4 17-21 .8 1 0 14 37 51 49.1 17 20 6 6 9 97 85.7 at Elon 12/03/13 70-87 L 30-53 .5 6 6 6-18 .3 3 3 21-38 .5 5 3 7 30 37 47.6 16 15 11 2 6 87 85.9 WRIGHT STATE 12/07/13 94-74 W 27-59 .4 5 8 3-12 .2 5 0 17-26 .6 5 4 8 25 33 46.0 19 13 10 3 3 74 84.6 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG 12/09/13 110-78 W 31-82 .3 7 8 3-12 .2 5 0 13-23 .5 6 5 25 28 53 46.7 18 13 21 2 11 78 83.9 at East Carolina 12/19/13 94-103 L 30-54 .5 5 6 8-20 .4 0 0 35-44 .7 9 5 10 25 35 45.6 17 21 11 4 2 103 85.6 at Clemson 12/30/13 50-80 L 29-66 .4 3 9 4-20 .2 0 0 18-23 .7 8 3 10 38 48 45.8 11 13 9 8 8 80 85.2 WC 01/04/14 128-54 W 21-69 .3 0 4 7-26 .2 6 9 5-12 .4 1 7 16 12 28 44.5 22 12 23 0 7 54 82.8 LONGWOOD 01/08/14 95-72 W 27-65 .4 1 5 4-16 .2 5 0 14-19 .7 3 7 9 25 34 43.7 26 15 14 1 7 72 82.0 LIBERTY 01/11/14 80-85 L 32-66 .4 8 5 5-14 .3 5 7 16-26 .6 1 5 24 28 52 44.3 13 8 17 4 3 85 82.2 at Radford 01/15/14 101-88 W 30-63 .4 7 6 4-15 .2 6 7 24-26 .9 2 3 10 30 40 44.0 25 15 15 8 3 88 82.6 at Campbell 01/18/14 93-97 Lot 32-71 .4 5 1 11-27 .4 0 7 22-29 .7 5 9 16 24 40 43.8 20 19 10 6 8 97 83.4 HPU 01/22/14 82-80 Wot 34-64 .5 3 1 7-12 .5 8 3 5-8 .6 2 5 8 26 34 43.2 16 18 18 4 5 80 83.2 at Winthrop 01/25/14 57-58 L 19-60 .3 1 7 7-21 .3 3 3 13-17 .7 6 5 14 32 46 43.4 16 6 12 0 6 58 81.9 at UNC Asheville 01-28-14 109-105 W 34-74 .4 5 9 9-19 .4 7 4 28-36 .7 7 8 12 33 45 43.5 22 19 10 10 5 105 83.1 PC 01/31/14 107-93 W 32-67 .4 7 8 8-17 .4 7 1 21-32 .6 5 6 13 28 41 43.3 20 9 7 3 2 93 83.5 at Gardner-Webb 02/05/14 108-104 Wot 36-99 .3 6 4 7-23 .3 0 4 25-30 .8 3 3 30 33 63 44.2 21 17 13 3 12 104 84.5 CSU 02/08/14 92-84 W 28-82 .3 4 1 7-22 .3 1 8 21-30 .7 0 0 25 21 46 44.3 22 13 7 2 9 84 84.4 COASTAL 02/12/14 78-83 L 29-69 .4 2 0 10-17 .5 8 8 15-23 .6 5 2 13 30 43 44.2 20 13 3 6 8 83 84.4 at LIBERTY 02-15-14 77-70 W 31-66 .4 7 0 2-8 .2 5 0 6-17 .3 5 3 12 30 42 44.2 19 11 13 2 3 70 83.8 CAMPBELL 02/19/14 84-81 W 31-57 .5 4 4 11-22 .5 0 0 8-9 .8 8 9 7 18 25 43.4 13 10 12 3 4 81 83.7 RADFORD 2/22/14 88-76 W 31-68 .4 5 6 3-16 .1 8 8 11-16 .6 8 8 11 21 32 43.0 20 15 12 3 7 76 83.4 at HPU 02-26-14 67-70 L 29-56 .5 1 8 3-14 .2 1 4 9-12 .7 5 0 5 29 34 42.7 14 18 12 2 6 70 82.9 at Longwood 03-01-14 86-66 W 23-72 .3 1 9 3-16 .1 8 8 17-21 .8 1 0 18 26 44 42.7 20 8 9 2 3 66 82.3 vs Gardner-Webb 03/07/14 90-77 W 23-72 .3 1 9 4-20 .2 0 0 27-37 .7 3 0 22 27 49 42.9 22 7 11 0 6 77 82.2 at COASTAL 03/08/14 62-66 L 24-56 .4 2 9 2-12 .1 6 7 16-21 .7 6 2 13 35 48 43.1 19 5 16 10 3 66 81.6 at Canisius 03/18/14 111-100 W 37-72 .5 1 4 11-24 .4 5 8 15-21 .7 1 4 12 24 36 42.9 23 15 12 6 4 100 82.2 IPFW 03/22/14 106-95 W 40-78 .5 1 3 4-21 .1 9 0 11-21 .5 2 4 14 23 37 42.7 24 16 8 1 4 95 82.6 Opponents 2726 982-2259 . 4 3 5 205-611 . 3 3 6 557-784 . 7 1 0 483 926 1409 42.7 637 445 427 127 188 2726 82.6 VMI 2935 1035-2321 . 4 4 6 299-924 . 3 2 4 566-795 . 7 1 2 481 907 1388 42.1 620 466 352 212 241 2935 88.9

Games played: 33 Rebounds/game: 42.7 Points/game: 82.6 Assists/game: 13.5 FG Pct: 43.5 Turnovers/game: 12.9 3FG Pct: 33.6 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.0 FT Pct: 71.0 Steals/game: 5.7 Blocks/game: 3.8 VMI Basketball VMI Points-Rebounds-Assists (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

01 03 04 05 15 21 22 Opponent Date Score GLASGOW,RO BROWN,BRIA BURTON,CHR ABSHER,DRE CHAPMAN,TR MASON,TYRE PETERSON,Q CITADEL 11/08/13 82-71 W 2 0 - 8 - 4 2 - 3 - 1 DNP DNP 5 - 2 - 1 DNP 2 5 - 4 - 2 AFA 11/09/13 71-63 W 1 6 - 6 - 5 3 - 2 - 3 DNP DNP 0 - 2 - 0 DNP 1 9 - 3 - 2 at Wake Forest 11/12/13 71-98 L 1 5 - 2 - 4 3 - 1 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 2 - 5 - 3 0 - 0 - 0 1 6 - 5 - 0 BSC 11/16/13 121-80 W 1 0 - 3 - 5 6 - 4 - 2 6 - 1 - 0 4 - 2 - 4 6 - 5 - 0 3 - 0 - 0 2 5 - 6 - 3 at Virginia Tech 11/18/13 92-105 L 2 2 - 3 - 4 2 - 1 - 1 DNP DNP 4 - 2 - 0 DNP 2 2 - 5 - 2 BRIDGEWATER 11/20/13 112-86 W 1 2 - 0 - 6 5 - 1 - 4 0 - 1 - 0 1 - 0 - 2 1 - 2 - 2 0 - 1 - 0 3 8 - 3 - 0 at William & Mary 11/27/13 67-97 L 1 5 - 3 - 2 1 1 - 1 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 1 6 - 4 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 2 - 1 1 - 4 at Elon 12/03/13 70-87 L 1 3 - 1 - 3 1 1 - 5 - 1 0 - 0 - 1 DNP 4 - 1 - 1 DNP 1 4 - 1 - 0 WRIGHT STATE 12/07/13 94-74 W 1 5 - 3 - 1 0 1 5 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 9 - 4 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 2 1 - 9 - 0 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG 12/09/13 110-78 W 3 3 - 2 - 4 2 - 2 - 3 2 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 6 - 6 - 0 2 - 1 - 0 2 3 - 7 - 4 at East Carolina 12/19/13 94-103 L 2 2 - 2 - 7 5 - 6 - 0 DNP DNP 1 1 - 0 - 1 DNP 1 4 - 3 - 6 at Clemson 12/30/13 50-80 L 4 - 2 - 5 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 4 - 3 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 9 - 1 1 - 1 WC 01/04/14 128-54 W 1 5 - 6 - 5 DNP 1 2 - 1 - 2 6 - 3 - 3 5 - 3 - 3 2 - 5 - 2 2 0 - 2 - 4 LONGWOOD 01/08/14 95-72 W 1 5 - 6 - 7 1 1 - 2 - 2 DNP DNP 3 - 2 - 2 DNP 3 0 - 2 - 0 LIBERTY 01/11/14 80-85 L 2 7 - 3 - 5 5 - 1 - 3 DNP DNP 0 - 2 - 0 DNP 1 5 - 3 - 3 at Radford 01/15/14 101-88 W 3 6 - 4 - 5 4 - 1 - 3 DNP DNP 5 - 6 - 1 DNP 2 0 - 3 - 0 at Campbell 01/18/14 93-97 L 2 0 - 4 - 6 1 4 - 0 - 1 DNP DNP 2 - 2 - 1 DNP 1 8 - 6 - 4 HPU 01/22/14 82-80 W 1 8 - 6 - 5 4 - 0 - 4 DNP DNP 2 - 5 - 1 DNP 2 5 - 6 - 1 at Winthrop 01/25/14 57-58 L 1 3 - 3 - 0 2 - 5 - 1 DNP DNP 4 - 5 - 1 DNP 1 6 - 2 - 2 at UNC Asheville 01-28-14 109-105 W 3 5 - 6 - 1 0 6 - 1 - 3 DNP DNP 2 - 2 - 0 DNP 3 7 - 1 5 - 4 PC 01/31/14 107-93 W 2 6 - 3 - 7 1 3 - 2 - 0 DNP DNP 2 - 0 - 1 DNP 2 5 - 5 - 2 at Gardner-Webb 02/05/14 108-104 W 2 1 - 6 - 1 2 2 2 - 2 - 3 DNP DNP 0 - 2 - 0 DNP 2 0 - 5 - 3 CSU 02/08/14 92-84 W 1 8 - 5 - 7 1 4 - 3 - 0 DNP DNP 1 0 - 5 - 1 DNP 2 2 - 5 - 0 COASTAL 02/12/14 78-83 L 1 2 - 6 - 6 1 4 - 2 - 2 DNP DNP 0 - 1 - 0 DNP 1 4 - 6 - 2 at LIBERTY 02-15-14 77-70 W 2 5 - 1 - 7 0 - 1 - 0 DNP DNP 2 - 3 - 0 DNP 1 8 - 1 2 - 1 CAMPBELL 02/19/14 84-81 W 7 - 4 - 1 0 6 - 0 - 3 DNP DNP 0 - 2 - 1 DNP 1 9 - 7 - 2 RADFORD 2/22/14 88-76 W 2 6 - 5 - 2 4 - 1 - 0 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 9 - 4 - 0 DNP 9 - 5 - 2 at HPU 02-26-14 67-70 L 1 5 - 3 - 3 0 - 2 - 1 DNP DNP 4 - 6 - 2 DNP 1 0 - 1 - 2 at Longwood 03-01-14 86-66 W 9 - 8 - 1 0 8 - 1 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 4 - 3 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 1 3 - 6 - 4 vs Gardner-Webb 03/07/14 90-77 W 2 0 - 4 - 5 4 - 1 - 1 DNP DNP 4 - 2 - 1 DNP 1 9 - 6 - 3 at COASTAL 03/08/14 62-66 L 1 4 - 4 - 2 8 - 2 - 1 DNP DNP 0 - 2 - 1 DNP 1 4 - 3 - 0 at Canisius 03/18/14 111-100 W 2 8 - 8 - 8 0 - 1 - 3 DNP DNP 6 - 4 - 5 DNP 2 8 - 8 - 2 IPFW 03/22/14 106-95 W 1 3 - 4 - 1 2 3 - 4 - 3 DNP DNP 3 - 2 - 1 DNP 2 5 - 7 - 4

23 24 25 32 34 35 40 Opponent Date Score MARSHALL,T COVINGTON, HINTON,CRA ANGLADE,PH WATSON,JAR ELEBY,JULI WEETHEE,JO CITADEL 11/08/13 82-71 W 2 - 0 - 0 1 0 - 6 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 6 - 7 - 0 2 - 2 - 0 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 AFA 11/09/13 71-63 W 0 - 0 - 0 2 0 - 7 - 0 5 - 5 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 8 - 1 1 - 1 at Wake Forest 11/12/13 71-98 L 0 - 0 - 0 1 3 - 6 - 0 6 - 5 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 5 - 2 5 - 2 - 1 BSC 11/16/13 121-80 W 4 - 3 - 1 1 4 - 6 - 1 6 - 4 - 0 5 - 1 - 0 2 - 6 - 0 1 0 - 6 - 1 2 0 - 2 - 1 at Virginia Tech 11/18/13 92-105 L 0 - 0 - 0 2 0 - 5 - 0 1 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 3 - 0 6 - 1 - 1 1 - 3 - 0 BRIDGEWATER 11/20/13 112-86 W 9 - 3 - 2 2 9 - 1 0 - 1 3 - 2 - 0 0 - 5 - 0 1 - 2 - 0 6 - 6 - 1 7 - 1 0 - 3 at William & Mary 11/27/13 67-97 L 2 - 0 - 0 7 - 5 - 1 DNP 2 - 5 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 4 - 1 at Elon 12/03/13 70-87 L 0 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 1 2 - 2 DNP 2 - 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 2 - 1 1 5 - 5 - 1 WRIGHT STATE 12/07/13 94-74 W 0 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 1 1 - 3 DNP 5 - 1 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 5 - 5 - 4 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG 12/09/13 110-78 W 3 - 2 - 3 2 0 - 1 0 - 0 DNP 1 3 - 1 3 - 2 4 - 6 - 0 2 - 2 - 1 0 - 3 - 1 at East Carolina 12/19/13 94-103 L 5 - 0 - 0 1 6 - 1 - 1 DNP 0 - 0 - 0 6 - 0 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 1 5 - 6 - 2 at Clemson 12/30/13 50-80 L 2 - 2 - 0 2 0 - 1 2 - 0 DNP 0 - 4 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 4 - 0 9 - 3 - 0 WC 01/04/14 128-54 W 1 9 - 2 - 0 1 6 - 5 - 2 DNP 1 2 - 3 - 0 4 - 3 - 0 5 - 7 - 2 1 2 - 4 - 2 LONGWOOD 01/08/14 95-72 W 2 - 0 - 0 1 5 - 1 6 - 2 DNP 4 - 9 - 0 DNP 6 - 2 - 1 9 - 6 - 0 LIBERTY 01/11/14 80-85 L 0 - 4 - 0 1 1 - 7 - 0 DNP 8 - 6 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 3 - 0 - 0 1 1 - 2 - 1 at Radford 01/15/14 101-88 W 0 - 0 - 0 2 8 - 1 1 - 0 0 - 2 - 1 5 - 2 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 3 - 2 - 0 at Campbell 01/18/14 93-97 L 5 - 1 - 0 1 7 - 8 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 9 - 6 - 1 DNP DNP 8 - 1 4 - 0 HPU 01/22/14 82-80 W 0 - 0 - 0 1 0 - 6 - 1 6 - 3 - 0 6 - 8 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 1 1 1 - 3 - 0 at Winthrop 01/25/14 57-58 L 0 - 0 - 0 1 9 - 1 2 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 2 - 5 - 0 DNP DNP 1 - 2 - 1 at UNC Asheville 01-28-14 109-105 W 3 - 0 - 1 1 3 - 5 - 1 6 - 3 - 0 4 - 9 - 0 2 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 - 5 - 1 PC 01/31/14 107-93 W 3 - 0 - 0 1 7 - 1 3 - 3 5 - 7 - 0 7 - 8 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 9 - 5 - 0 0 - 1 - 1 at Gardner-Webb 02/05/14 108-104 W 1 1 - 3 - 2 2 8 - 1 3 - 2 0 - 2 - 1 6 - 1 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 CSU 02/08/14 92-84 W 0 - 1 - 0 2 6 - 1 2 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 2 - 1 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 1 - 1 0 - 3 - 0 COASTAL 02/12/14 78-83 L DNP 2 1 - 1 1 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 3 - 5 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 1 4 - 3 - 1 at LIBERTY 02-15-14 77-70 W 6 - 1 - 1 1 2 - 1 2 - 0 DNP 2 - 5 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 1 2 - 3 - 1 CAMPBELL 02/19/14 84-81 W 0 - 1 - 0 3 3 - 8 - 1 0 - 1 - 1 9 - 1 0 - 0 DNP 0 - 2 - 0 1 0 - 3 - 1 RADFORD 2/22/14 88-76 W 0 - 1 - 2 2 9 - 1 3 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 3 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 DNP 9 - 2 - 1 at HPU 02-26-14 67-70 L 1 5 - 2 - 1 1 9 - 1 4 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 5 - 1 0 - 0 - 0 DNP 4 - 3 - 0 at Longwood 03-01-14 86-66 W 9 - 2 - 2 3 3 - 1 4 - 1 4 - 2 - 2 2 - 2 - 0 0 - 2 - 0 2 - 1 - 0 2 - 1 - 1 vs Gardner-Webb 03/07/14 90-77 W 1 0 - 5 - 3 2 1 - 9 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 1 - 5 - 0 DNP 1 1 - 4 - 1 at COASTAL 03/08/14 62-66 L 4 - 3 - 1 1 8 - 1 2 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 2 - 1 - 0 2 - 4 - 0 DNP 0 - 1 - 2 at Canisius 03/18/14 111-100 W 1 0 - 4 - 1 3 7 - 6 - 0 DNP 2 - 4 - 1 0 - 1 - 0 DNP 0 - 1 - 0 IPFW 03/22/14 106-95 W 1 2 - 3 - 0 4 1 - 1 0 - 1 7 - 1 - 0 2 - 5 - 0 0 - 1 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 - 0 - 0 VMI Basketball VMI Team High/Low Analysis (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

VMI - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 128 WC (01/04/14) 121 BSC (11/16/13) 112 BRIDGEWATER (11/20/13) 111 at Canisius (03/18/14) 110 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) FIELD GOALS MADE 44 BRIDGEWATER (11/20/13) 43 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 43 WC (01/04/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 91 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) 91 BRIDGEWATER (11/20/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .632 (43-68) WC (01/04/14) .587 (37-63) IPFW (03/22/14) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 17 WRIGHT STATE (12/07/13) 17 BSC (11/16/13) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 47 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) 38 LIBERTY (01/11/14) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .548 (17-31) WRIGHT STATE (12/07/13) .538 (14-26) WC (01/04/14) FREE THROWS MADE 30 at Canisius (03/18/14) 28 at Radford (01/15/14) 28 LONGWOOD (01/08/14) 28 WC (01/04/14) 28 BSC (11/16/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 41 LONGWOOD (01/08/14) 38 at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .938 (15-16) at East Carolina (12/19/13) .882 (30-34) at Canisius (03/18/14) .882 (15-17) at LIBERTY (02-15-14) REBOUNDS 59 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) 55 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) ASSISTS 25 WC (01/04/14) 23 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) STEALS 17 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) 16 BSC (11/16/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 13 BRIDGEWATER (11/20/13) 12 BSC (11/16/13) TURNOVERS 18 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 17 HPU (01/22/14) FOULS 30 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 29 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) VMI Basketball VMI High/Low Analysis (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

Opponent - GAME HIGHS

POINTS 105 at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 105 at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 104 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 103 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 100 at Canisius (03/18/14) FIELD GOALS MADE 40 IPFW (03/22/14) 37 at Canisius (03/18/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 99 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 88 BRIDGEWATER (11/20/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .566 (30-53) at Elon (12/03/13) .556 (30-54) at East Carolina (12/19/13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 12 at William & Mary (11/27/13) 12 BSC (11/16/13) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 27 at Campbell (01/18/14) 27 at William & Mary (11/27/13) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .647 (11-17) at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) .588 (10-17) COASTAL (02/12/14) FREE THROWS MADE 35 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 28 at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 28 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 44 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 41 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .923 (24-26) at Radford (01/15/14) .889 (8-9) CAMPBELL (02/19/14) REBOUNDS 63 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 57 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) ASSISTS 21 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 20 at William & Mary (11/27/13) 20 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) STEALS 12 at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 11 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 10 at COASTAL (03/08/14) 10 at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) TURNOVERS 23 WC (01/04/14) 21 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) FOULS 26 LONGWOOD (01/08/14) 25 at Radford (01/15/14) VMI Basketball VMI High/Low Analysis (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

VMI - GAME LOWS

POINTS 50 at Clemson (12/30/13) 57 at Winthrop (01/25/14) 62 at COASTAL (03/08/14) 67 at William & Mary (11/27/13) 67 at HPU (02-26-14) FIELD GOALS MADE 17 at COASTAL (03/08/14) 20 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) 20 at Winthrop (01/25/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 58 at Winthrop (01/25/14) 58 CSU (02/08/14) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .283 (17-60) at COASTAL (03/08/14) .286 (20-70) at Wake Forest (11/12/13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 at Clemson (12/30/13) 3 at Radford (01/15/14) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 11 at Radford (01/15/14) 19 CAMPBELL (02/19/14) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .107 (3-28) at Clemson (12/30/13) .190 (4-21) at Winthrop (01/25/14) FREE THROWS MADE 5 at Clemson (12/30/13) 8 LIBERTY (01/11/14) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 9 at Clemson (12/30/13) 12 HPU (01/22/14) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .500 (10-20) CITADEL (11/08/13) .526 (10-19) at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) REBOUNDS 22 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 31 at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 31 LIBERTY (01/11/14) ASSISTS 6 at Clemson (12/30/13) 6 at Winthrop (01/25/14) STEALS 1 COASTAL (02/12/14) 2 IPFW (03/22/14) BLOCKED SHOTS 2 at Elon (12/03/13) 2 at East Carolina (12/19/13) 2 IPFW (03/22/14) TURNOVERS 4 at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 4 at Radford (01/15/14) 4 PC (01/31/14) FOULS 12 CAMPBELL (02/19/14) 13 HPU (01/22/14) 13 at Winthrop (01/25/14) VMI Basketball VMI High/Low Analysis (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

Opponent - GAME LOWS

POINTS 54 WC (01/04/14) 58 at Winthrop (01/25/14) 63 AFA (11/09/13) 66 at Longwood (03-01-14) 66 at COASTAL (03/08/14) FIELD GOALS MADE 19 at Winthrop (01/25/14) 21 WC (01/04/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 53 AFA (11/09/13) 53 at Elon (12/03/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .304 (21-69) WC (01/04/14) .316 (25-79) BSC (11/16/13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 2 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) 2 at LIBERTY (02-15-14) 2 at COASTAL (03/08/14) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 8 at LIBERTY (02-15-14) 12 WRIGHT STATE (12/07/13) 12 VIRGINIA - LYNCHBURG (12/09/13) 12 HPU (01/22/14) 12 at COASTAL (03/08/14) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .133 (2-15) at Wake Forest (11/12/13) .167 (2-12) at COASTAL (03/08/14) FREE THROWS MADE 5 WC (01/04/14) 5 HPU (01/22/14) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 8 HPU (01/22/14) 9 CAMPBELL (02/19/14) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .353 (6-17) at LIBERTY (02-15-14) .417 (5-12) WC (01/04/14) REBOUNDS 25 CAMPBELL (02/19/14) 28 WC (01/04/14) ASSISTS 5 at COASTAL (03/08/14) 6 at Winthrop (01/25/14) STEALS 1 at Wake Forest (11/12/13) 1 at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) BLOCKED SHOTS 0 AFA (11/09/13) 0 WC (01/04/14) 0 at Winthrop (01/25/14) 0 vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) TURNOVERS 3 COASTAL (02/12/14) 6 at William & Mary (11/27/13) FOULS 11 at Clemson (12/30/13) 13 LIBERTY (01/11/14) 13 CAMPBELL (02/19/14) VMI Basketball VMI Player High/Low Analysis (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

VMI - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 41 COVINGTON, D.J. vs IPFW (03/22/14) 38 PETERSON, QJ vs Bridgewater (11/20/13) 37 COVINGTON, D.J. at Canisius (03/18/14) 37 PETERSON, QJ at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 36 GLASGOW, Rodney at Radford (01/15/14) Field Goals Made 16 COVINGTON, D.J. vs IPFW (03/22/14) 15 PETERSON, QJ vs Bridgewater (11/20/13) Field Goal Att. 25 PETERSON, QJ at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 25 GLASGOW, Rodney at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) FG Pct (min 5 made) 1.000 (7-7) WEETHEE, Jordan vs BSC (11/16/13) 1.000 (6-6) ANGLADE, Phillip vs WC (01/04/14) 3-Point FG Made 7 PETERSON, QJ vs PC (01/31/14) 7 GLASGOW, Rodney vs Virginia - Lynchburg (12/09/13) 3-Point FG Att. 15 GLASGOW, Rodney vs Virginia - Lynchburg (12/09/13) 11 PETERSON, QJ at COASTAL (03/08/14) 11 GLASGOW, Rodney at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 11 PETERSON, QJ vs Virginia - Lynchburg (12/09/13) 11 PETERSON, QJ vs Bridgewater (11/20/13) 11 PETERSON, QJ at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) 1.000 (6-6) WEETHEE, Jordan vs BSC (11/16/13) 1.000 (3-3) CHAPMAN, Trey at East Carolina (12/19/13) 1.000 (2-2) HINTON, Craig at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 1.000 (2-2) CHAPMAN, Trey vs Wright State (12/07/13) 1.000 (2-2) ELEBY, Julian at Wake Forest (11/12/13) Free Throws Made 13 COVINGTON, D.J. at Canisius (03/18/14) 12 PETERSON, QJ at Canisius (03/18/14) 12 PETERSON, QJ vs Longwood (01/08/14) Free Throw Att. 16 COVINGTON, D.J. vs CSU (02/08/14) 16 PETERSON, QJ vs Longwood (01/08/14) FT Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (12-12) PETERSON, QJ at Canisius (03/18/14) 1.000 (10-10) GLASGOW, Rodney at Radford (01/15/14) 1.000 (8-8) GLASGOW, Rodney vs Radford (2/22/14) 1.000 (7-7) PETERSON, QJ at Winthrop (01/25/14) 1.000 (6-6) GLASGOW, Rodney at COASTAL (03/08/14) 1.000 (6-6) GLASGOW, Rodney at East Carolina (12/19/13) 1.000 (5-5) GLASGOW, Rodney vs IPFW (03/22/14) 1.000 (5-5) PETERSON, QJ vs WC (01/04/14) 1.000 (4-4) GLASGOW, Rodney vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) 1.000 (4-4) COVINGTON, D.J. at LIBERTY (02-15-14) 1.000 (4-4) GLASGOW, Rodney vs PC (01/31/14) 1.000 (4-4) GLASGOW, Rodney vs LIBERTY (01/11/14) 1.000 (4-4) COVINGTON, D.J. vs BSC (11/16/13) 1.000 (3-3) PETERSON, QJ at Longwood (03-01-14) 1.000 (3-3) PETERSON, QJ vs COASTAL (02/12/14) 1.000 (3-3) MARSHALL, Tim vs WC (01/04/14) 1.000 (3-3) GLASGOW, Rodney vs Bridgewater (11/20/13) 1.000 (3-3) ELEBY, Julian at Wake Forest (11/12/13) Rebounds 16 COVINGTON, D.J. vs Longwood (01/08/14) 15 PETERSON, QJ at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) Assists 12 GLASGOW, Rodney vs IPFW (03/22/14) 12 GLASGOW, Rodney at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) Steals 5 PETERSON, QJ at COASTAL (03/08/14) 5 GLASGOW, Rodney at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) Blocked Shots 8 ANGLADE, Phillip vs Virginia - Lynchburg (12/09/13) 7 COVINGTON, D.J. vs Bridgewater (11/20/13) 7 COVINGTON, D.J. vs BSC (11/16/13) Turnovers 6 PETERSON, QJ vs Radford (2/22/14) 6 GLASGOW, Rodney vs CSU (02/08/14) 6 COVINGTON, D.J. at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) Fouls 5 ANGLADE, Phillip vs IPFW (03/22/14) 5 CHAPMAN, Trey vs IPFW (03/22/14) 5 BROWN, Brian vs CSU (02/08/14) 5 ANGLADE, Phillip at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 5 ANGLADE, Phillip vs PC (01/31/14) 5 ANGLADE, Phillip vs LIBERTY (01/11/14) 5 COVINGTON, D.J. at East Carolina (12/19/13) 5 COVINGTON, D.J. at Elon (12/03/13) 5 ANGLADE, Phillip at Elon (12/03/13) 5 WEETHEE, Jordan at William & Mary (11/27/13) 5 COVINGTON, D.J. at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 5 COVINGTON, D.J. vs Citadel (11/08/13) VMI Basketball VMI Opponent High/Low Analysis (as of Mar 24, 2014) All games

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Points 35 ROWSEY, Andrew at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 30 Jacobo, Luis vs IPFW (03/22/14) 30 Perez, Chris at Canisius (03/18/14) 28 BROWN, John vs HPU (01/22/14) 27 BROWN, John at HPU (02-26-14) 27 LANE, Jaron at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) Field Goals Made 12 BROWN, John at HPU (02-26-14) 12 BROWN, John vs HPU (01/22/14) Field Goal Att. 20 Baron, Billy at Canisius (03/18/14) 19 Jacobo, Luis vs IPFW (03/22/14) 19 Perez, Chris at Canisius (03/18/14) 19 BURRUS, Antwan at LIBERTY (02-15-14) 19 NELSON, Tyrell at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 19 HILL, Jerome at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 19 BROWN, John vs HPU (01/22/14) FG Pct (min 5 made) 1.000 (5-5) WILLIAMS, PRINCE at East Carolina (12/19/13) .889 (8-9) TROUTMAN, Lucas at Elon (12/03/13) 3-Point FG Made 6 Joseph Dawkins vs BSC (11/16/13) 5 SAMSON, Tanner at Elon (12/03/13) 5 Prewitt, Omar at William & Mary (11/27/13) 5 Jarell Eddie at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 3-Point FG Att. 11 Baron, Billy at Canisius (03/18/14) 11 RICHMOND, AKEEM at East Carolina (12/19/13) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) 1.000 (5-5) Jarell Eddie at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 1.000 (3-3) WILSON, Elijah vs COASTAL (02/12/14) 1.000 (3-3) WHITE, CALEB at East Carolina (12/19/13) 1.000 (2-2) MASON, D.J. vs Campbell (02/19/14) 1.000 (2-2) GILLIS, Warren vs COASTAL (02/12/14) Free Throws Made 12 LANE, Jaron at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 12 WILLIAMS, PRINCE at East Carolina (12/19/13) Free Throw Att. 14 HILL, Jerome vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) 14 LANE, Jaron at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 14 WHITE, CALEB at East Carolina (12/19/13) FT Pct (min 3 made) 1.000 (12-12) WILLIAMS, PRINCE at East Carolina (12/19/13) 1.000 (11-11) ROWSEY, Andrew at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 1.000 (8-8) DAVIS, Rashun at Radford (01/15/14) 1.000 (6-6) GILLIS, Warren at COASTAL (03/08/14) 1.000 (6-6) CAREY, Tristan at Longwood (03-01-14) 1.000 (6-6) WOODHOUSE, Lucas vs Longwood (01/08/14) 1.000 (6-6) Geron Tate vs BSC (11/16/13) 1.000 (5-5) ZIEGLER, Karl at Longwood (03-01-14) 1.000 (5-5) RYAN, Andrew at Campbell (01/18/14) 1.000 (5-5) Devin Wilson at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 1.000 (4-4) Baron, Billy at Canisius (03/18/14) 1.000 (4-4) DAVIS, Jarvis vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) 1.000 (4-4) GILLIS, Warren vs COASTAL (02/12/14) 1.000 (4-4) DILLARD, Reggie vs PC (01/31/14) 1.000 (4-4) HOLCOMB, Brandon at Radford (01/15/14) 1.000 (4-4) HARRISON, Damarcus at Clemson (12/30/13) 1.000 (4-4) HUNTER, Matthew vs Bridgewater (11/20/13) 1.000 (3-3) DIAGNE, Badou at COASTAL (03/08/14) 1.000 (3-3) STRANGE, Tyler vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) 1.000 (3-3) HIBBERT, Naji vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) 1.000 (3-3) RAY-ST CYR, Colton vs COASTAL (02/12/14) 1.000 (3-3) HARPER, Donta at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 1.000 (3-3) JOHNSON, Keon at Winthrop (01/25/14) 1.000 (3-3) Ben Emelogu at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) Rebounds 25 NELSON, Tyrell at Gardner-Webb (02/05/14) 17 Thomas,Devin at Wake Forest (11/12/13) Assists 9 Jones,Madison at Wake Forest (11/12/13) 8 Baron, Billy at Canisius (03/18/14) 8 DAVIS, Rashun vs Radford (2/22/14) 8 WOODHOUSE, Lucas vs Longwood (01/08/14) Steals 6 BROMELL,Teondre vs Virginia - Lynchburg (12/09/13) 6 Tarpey, Terry at William & Mary (11/27/13) Blocked Shots 7 CUNNINGHAM, D.J. at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 5 Trevor Thompson at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) Turnovers 7 MCPHAUL,Lay vs Virginia - Lynchburg (12/09/13) 7 Shakir Dunning vs BSC (11/16/13) Fouls 5 Evans, Mo vs IPFW (03/22/14) 5 Manhertz, Chris at Canisius (03/18/14) 5 NDIEGUENE, El Hadji at COASTAL (03/08/14) 5 HARPER, Donta vs Gardner-Webb (03/07/14) 5 GETER, Damarion at Longwood (03-01-14) 5 DREW, Ed vs PC (01/31/14) 5 CUNNINGHAM, D.J. at UNC Asheville (01-28-14) 5 John Weston vs WC (01/04/14) 5 Pat Morgan vs WC (01/04/14) 5 YOUNG, Jerran vs Wright State (12/07/13) 5 DARLING, Cole vs Wright State (12/07/13) 5 Ben Emelogu at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 5 Devin Wilson at Virginia Tech (11/18/13) 5 Geron Tate vs BSC (11/16/13) Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics IPFW vs VMI 03/22/14 1 p.m. at Lexington, Va. (Cameron Hall)

IPFW 95 • 25-11 Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 13 Jacobo, Luis f 11-19 2-6 6-7 4 7 11 3 30 4 1 0 1 34 20 Kibiloski, Michael f 3-5 2-4 0-0 1 3 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 15 54 Forbes, Steve f 4-7 0-0 2-3 2 1 3 1 10 1 2 0 1 13 02 Bland, Pierre g 6-11 0-1 1-1 1 0 1 3 13 2 2 0 0 38 11 McCray, Isaiah g 4-11 0-4 0-2 1 3 4 4 8 3 1 0 0 25 05 Evans, Mo 0-4 0-3 1-4 1 2 3 5 1 3 0 0 0 22 44 Reed, Joe 5-10 0-0 1-3 0 3 3 3 11 0 0 1 2 27 53 Edwards, Joe 7-11 0-3 0-1 1 4 5 1 14 3 2 0 0 26 Team 3 0 3 Totals 40-78 4-21 11-21 14 23 37 24 95 16 8 1 4 200

FG % 1st Half: 19-36 52.8% 2nd half: 21-42 50.0% Game: 40-78 51.3% Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: 1-8 12.5% 2nd half: 3-13 23.1% Game: 4-21 19.0% Rebounds FT % 1st Half: 3-6 50.0% 2nd half: 8-15 53.3% Game: 11-21 52.4% 3,1

VMI 106 • 21-12 Total 3-Ptr Rebounds ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min 24 COVINGTON, D.J. f 16-21 0-0 9-12 2 8 10 4 41 1 2 0 0 26 32 ANGLADE, Phillip f 1-1 0-0 0-0 0 5 5 5 2 0 0 1 0 15 01 GLASGOW, Rodney g 4-12 0-4 5-5 2 2 4 3 13 12 2 0 0 37 03 BROWN, Brian g 1-3 1-3 0-0 1 3 4 1 3 3 2 0 1 21 22 PETERSON, QJ g 9-15 6-9 1-2 2 5 7 0 25 4 4 0 0 37 15 CHAPMAN, Trey 1-1 0-0 1-2 0 2 2 5 3 1 1 1 1 14 23 MARSHALL, Tim 3-6 1-3 5-9 1 2 3 1 12 0 1 0 0 21 25 HINTON, Craig 2-2 1-1 2-2 0 1 1 1 7 0 0 0 0 12 34 WATSON, Jarid 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 35 ELEBY, Julian 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 WEETHEE, Jordan 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Team 0 1 1 Totals 37-63 9-21 23-32 8 30 38 21 106 21 12 2 2 200

FG % 1st Half: 19-33 57.6% 2nd half: 18-30 60.0% Game: 37-63 58.7% Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: 7-12 58.3% 2nd half: 2-9 22.2% Game: 9-21 42.9% Rebounds FT % 1st Half: 6-9 66.7% 2nd half: 17-23 73.9% Game: 23-32 71.9% 3,1

Officials: Paul Szelc, Tim Kelly, Bryan Anslinger Technical fouls: IPFW-None. VMI-None. Attendance: 3642 Covington's 41 points are a CIT single game record

Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast IPFW 42 53 95 Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench IPFW 56 13 17 6 26 VMI 51 55 106 VMI 40 10 12 2 22

Last FG - IPFW 2nd-00:26, VMI 2nd-02:01. Score tied - 6 times. Largest lead - IPFW by 4 1st-08:06, VMI by 19 2nd-08:35. Lead changed - 9 times.