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Big South Overall NORTH DIVISION W L PCT W L PCT Home Road Neu L10 Streak TASHAN NEWSOME • G High Point 6 3 .667 11 10 .524 8-3 2-7 1-0 7-3 W2 R-Sr. • Gardner-Webb VMI 5 3 .625 10 10 .500 7-2 3-7 0-1 6-4 W1 Albany, N.Y. Campbell 5 4 .556 10 13 .435 7-4 3-7 0-2 6-4 L3 Radford 4 5 .444 10 13 .435 7-3 2-9 1-1 4-6 L2 Newsome averaged 24.0 points, Liberty 3 6 .333 7 16 .304 6-5 1-9 0-2 4-6 L1 7.5 rebounds and 61.3 percent from Longwood 0 9 .000 3 20 .130 2-7 0-12 1-1 0-10 L13 the fi eld in helping the Runnin’ Bulldogs to two Big South wins last Big South Overall week -- including an overtime win SOUTH DIVISION W L PCT W L PCT Home Road Neu L10 Streak at South Division leader Charleston Charleston Southern 7 1 .875 12 7 .632 7-3 5-4 0-0 8-2 L1 Southern. Newsome posted his fi rst UNC Asheville 7 2 .778 13 10 .565 8-1 5-6 0-3 8-2 W5 double-double of the season with Gardner-Webb 5 4 .556 13 10 .565 8-2 3-8 2-0 6-4 W3 22 points and 10 rebounds against the Buccaneers. He followed with Coastal Carolina 5 4 .556 10 10 .500 9-2 1-8 0-0 6-4 W1 26 points, fi ve rebounds and four Winthrop 4 5 .444 10 11 .476 8-3 2-8 0-0 4-6 W2 assists against Longwood, and for Presbyterian College 2 7 .222 5 18 .217 4-5 1-11 0-2 3-7 L2 the week, Newsome was 19-of-31 from the fi eld ( =61.3 percent), 2-of- 4 from long range ( =50.0) and 8-of- 10 from the line ( =80.0). TUESDAY, FEB. 5 TUESDAY, JAN. 29 RADFORD at LIBERTY * ...... 7:00pm at LIBERTY 89, CAMPBELL 72 *

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6 WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30 HIGH POINT at CAMPBELL * ...... 7:00pm at WINTHROP 61, COASTAL CAROLINA 48 * CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at COASTAL CAROLINA * .. 7:00pm at HIGH POINT 88, LONGWOOD 60 * GARDNER-WEBB at PRESBYTERIAN * ...... 7:00pm UNC ASHEVILLE 77, at PRESBYTERIAN 74 * VMI at LONGWOOD * ...... 7:00pm VMI 70, at RADFORD 69 * WINTHROP at UNC ASHEVILLE * ...... 7:00pm GARDNER-WEBB 73, at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 73 (OT) * MICHAEL KESSENS • F Fr. • Longwood FRIDAY, FEB. 8 SATURDAY, FEB. 2 Nyon, Switzerland UNC ASHEVILLE at VMI *...... 7:00pm UNC ASHEVILLE 78, at CAMPBELL 61 * at COASTAL CAROLINA 62, RADFORD 52 * Kessens recorded back-to-back SATURDAY, FEB. 9 at WINTHROP 66, LIBERTY 56 * 20-point games for the fi rst time PRESBYTERIAN at RADFORD * ...... 2:00pm at GARDNER-WEBB 76, LONGWOOD 65 * this season, as he was the Lancers’ LONGWOOD at WINTHROP * ...... 4:00pm at HIGH POINT 78, PRESBYTERIAN 68 * leading scorer in both games last CAMPBELL at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * ...... 5:30pm week. He tallied 22 points on 10-of- COASTAL CAROLINA at HIGH POINT * ...... 7:00pm 12 shooting at High Point with fi ve LIBERTY at GARDNER-WEBB * ...... 7:00pm rebounds and a blocked shot. Kes- sens then scored 21 points on 8-of- 11 from the fi eld and 5-of-6 from the line at Gardner-Webb. For the week, Kessens was 18-of-23 from the fl oor ( =78.3 percent), 1-of-2 from three-point range and 6-of-10 * - game * - Big South Conference game Big South school in ALL CAPS Big South school in ALL CAPS from the charity stripe ( =60.0). All Times Eastern and subject to change WEEK CHOICE HOTELS PLAYER OF THE WEEK G TREY FREEMAN, CAMPBELL Nov. 12 G Anthony Raffa, R-Sr., Coastal Carolina 16.5 PPG, 3.5 AST, 2.5 STL in 2 GP ... 11-of-21 FG ( 27 PTS, 8 REB, 2 STL, 2 AST, 53.3 FG (8-of-15), 44.4 3FG (4-of-9), 70.0 FT (7-of-10) in OT win over Akron =52.4), 11-of-15 FT ( =73.3).

Nov. 19 G Darren White, Sr., Campbell G , CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 23.7 PPG, 8.3 REB, 3.0 AST, 2.0 STL in 3 GP ... 48.3 FG (28-of-58), 87.5 FT (14-of-16) 27 PTS, 10 REB, 4 AST, 1 STL vs. GWU ... 8-of-21 Nov. 26 F Stan Okoye, Sr., VMI FG ( =38.1), 5-of-10 3FG ( =50.0), 6-of-7 FT ( =85.7). 26.0 PPG, 11.5 REB, 3.5 AST, 3.5 STL, 2.0 BLK in 2 GP ... 51.4 FG (19-of-37), 66.7 FT (12-of-18) G ANTHONY RAFFA, COASTAL CAROLINA Dec. 3 F Javonte Green, Soph., Radford 19.0 PPG, 2.0 REB, 1.0 BLK in 2 GP ... 14-of-30 FG ( 22 PTS, 10 REB, 6 STL, 2 BLK, 90.0 FG (9-of-10), 100.0 3FG (1-of-1), 75.0 FT (3-of-4) in win over Hampton =46.7), 5-of-13 3FG ( =38.5), 5-of-8 FT ( =62.5).

Dec. 10 G Arlon Harper, Soph., Charleston Southern F ALLAN CHANEY, HIGH POINT 30 PTS, 3 STL, 2 AST, 2 REB, 78.6 FG (11-of-14), 100.0 3FG (5-of-5), 75.0 FT (3-of-4) in win over The Citadel 18.5 PPG, 10.0 REB in 2 GP ... 13-of-26 FG ( =50.0), Dec. 17 G Keith Hornsby, Soph., UNC Asheville 11-of-14 FT ( =78.6). 23.5 PPG, 5.0 REB, 2.5 AST in 2 GP ... 68.0 FG (17-of-25), 71.4 3FG (10-of-14), 75.0 FT (3-of-4) G TRISTAN CAREY, LONGWOOD Jan. 2 F Jeremy Atkinson, Sr., UNC Asheville 14.0 PPG, 4.5 REB, 3.5 STL in 2 GP ... 10-of-24 FG ( 20.0 PPG, 7.7 REB, 4.3 O-REB, 3.3 AST in 3 GP ... 51.2 FG (21-of-41), 55.6 3FG ( 5-of-9), 86.7 FT (13-of-15) =41.7), 4-of-12 3FG ( =33.3), 4-of-5 FT ( =80.0).

Jan. 7 F Stan Okoye, Sr., VMI G R.J. PRICE, RADFORD 30.0 PPG, 7.0 REB, 3.0 AST, 1.5 STL in 2 GP ... 60.6 FG (20-of-33), 50.0 3FG (6-of-12), 87.5 FT (14-of-16) 17.5 PPG, 2.0 AST in 2 GP ... 12-of-28 FG ( =42.9), 9-of-21 3FG ( =42.9), 2-of-4 FT ( =50.0). Jan. 14 F Stan Okoye, Sr., VMI 22.5 PPG, 11.5 REB, 3.0 AST in 2 GP ... 44.1 FG (15-of-34), 33.3 3FG (4-of-12), 78.6 FT (11-of-14) F JEREMY ATKINSON, UNC ASHEVILLE Jan. 21 G Jeremy Sexton, Sr., Charleston Southern 22.0 PPG, 3.5 REB, 2.5 AST, 2.0 STL in 2 GP ... 24.5 PPG, 4.0 STL, 3.5 REB in 2 GP ... 76.0 FG (19-of-25), 64.3 3FG (9-of-14) ... Went 12-of-13 FG (8-of-9 3FG) vs. HPU 14-of-26 FG ( =53.8), 3-of-7 3FG ( =42.9), 13-of-15 FT ( =86.7). Jan. 28 G Saah Nimley, Soph., Charleston Southern 24.5 PPG, 9.5 REB, 4.0 AST, 1.5 STL in 2 GP ... 35.0 FG (14-of-40), 50.0 3FG (11-of-22), 66.7 FT (10-of-15) F STAN OKOYE, VMI 23 PTS, 15 REB at Radford ... Scored last 16 points Feb. 4 G Tashan Newsome, R-Sr., Gardner-Webb and the game-winner. 24.0 PPG, 7.5 REB, 3.0 AST, 1.0 AST in 2 GP ... 61.3 FG (19-of-31), 50.0 3FG (2-of-4), 80.0 FT (8-of-10) G DERRICK HENRY, WINTHROP 15.0 PPG, 4.0 REB, 2.0 AST in 2 GP ... 9-of-21 FG ( =42.9), 5-of-10 3FG ( =50.0), 7-of-9 FT ( =77.8).

WEEK THE CRONS BRAND FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK F JOHN BROWN, HIGH POINT Nov. 12 F John Brown, R-Fr., High Point 18.5 PPG, 4.0 REB, 2.5 STL, 1.5 AST in 2 GP ... 15- 28 PTS, 8 REB, 5 STL, 3 BLK, 54.5 FG (12-of-22), 66.7 FT (4-of-6) in win vs. UNC Greensboro of-27 FG ( =55.6), 7-of-10 FT ( =70.0). Nov. 19 F Michael Kessens, Fr., Longwood 17.0 PPG, 13.0 REB, 3.0 BLK, 2.0 STL in 2 GP ... 75.0 FG (12-of-16), 90.9 FT (10-of-11) ... 13 OFF REB F LUCAS DYER, RADFORD 5.5 PPG, 3.5 REB in 2 GP ... 2-of-5 FG ( =40.0), Nov. 26 G Adam Weary, Fr., High Point 7-of-11 FT ( =63.6). 12.5 PPG, 3.5 AST, 2.5 REB in 2 GP ... 52.6 FG (10-of-19), 66.7 FT (4-of-6)

Dec. 3 F John Brown, R-Fr., High Point 11.5 PPG, 5.0 REB, 3.0 STL, 1.5 AST, 1.0 BLK in 2 GP ... 60.0 FG (6-of-10), 84.6 FT (11-of-13)

Dec. 10 F John Brown, R-Fr., High Point 27 PTS, 10 REB, 6 O-REB, 3 BLK, 2 STL, 54.5 FG (12-of-22), 75.0 3FG (3-of-4) at Wake Forest

Dec. 17 F Michael Kessens, Fr., Longwood 13.0 PPG, 8.0 REB, 2.5 AST, 1.5 BLK in 2 GP ... 44.0 FG (11-of-25), 66.7 FT (4-of-6)

Jan. 2 F John Brown, R-Fr., High Point 22.7 PPG, 10.7 REB, 2.0 STL, 1.0 BLK in 3 GP ... 46.2 FG (24-of-52), 71.4 FT (20-of-28)

Jan. 7 G Nik Brown, Fr., Longwood 15.5 PPG, 4.5 AST, 2.5 STL, 2.0 REB in 2 GP ... 41.7 FG (10-of-24), 64.3 FT (9-of-14)

Jan. 14 F Will Weeks, Fr., UNC Asheville 17.0 PPG, 5.5 REB, 1.5 STL in 2 GP ... 80.0 FG (12-of-15), 50.0 FT (10-of-20)

Jan. 21 F Jerome Hill, Fr., Gardner-Webb 10.5 PPG, 7.0 REB, 2.0 STL in 2 GP ... 87.5 FG (7-of-8), 70.0 FT (7-of-10)

Jan. 28 F Will Weeks, Fr., UNC Asheville 16.5 PPG, 7.0 REB, 1.5 AST, 1.5 STL in 2 GP ... 62.5 FG (10-of-16), 72.2 FT (13-of-18)

Feb. 4 F Michael Kessens, Fr., Longwood 21.5 PPG, 4.0 REB, 1.0 AST, 1.0 BLK in 2 GP ... 78.3 FG (18-of-23), 50.0 3FG (1-of-2), 60.0 FT (6-of-10) STAN’S THE ONLY MAN Big South Preseason Player of the Year STAN OKOYE of VMI is the fi rst player in Big South history with at least 1,800 career points (1,887), 800 career rebounds (853) and 100 career blocked shots (100) after reaching the century mark in rejections Jan. 30 at Radford. Okoye, who is 13 points shy of becoming Tuesday, Feb. 5 the 10th player in League annals with 1,900 points, also needs 47 rebounds to join High Point’s ARI- Radford at Liberty * BSN, FSN, MASN2, CSS, E3 ZONA REID as the only players with 1,900 career points and 900 rebounds. Reid had 2,069 points and 1,013 rebounds in his career from 2004-08. Wednesday, Feb. 6 VMI at Longwood * BSN, ESPN3 LEADING MINUTE MAN High Point at Campbell * BSN Presbyterian College senior KHALID MUTAKABBIR is on record as the Big South’s all-time leader for Charleston Southern at Coastal Carolina * BSN career minutes played with 4,204 after breaking the mark this past Saturday at High Point. He sur- Gardner-Webb at Presbyterian * BSN Winthrop at UNC Asheville * BSN passed the previous record of 4,178 that was established by Liberty’s ANTHONY SMITH (2005-09). Mutakabbir has averaged 1,117 minutes played per season, and his average of 37.13 minutes played per Friday, Feb. 8 game this year leads the Conference -- which would mark his fourth-straight year leading the League UNC Asheville at VMI * ESPNU in the category. Saturday, Feb. 9 PIRATES COVE Liberty at Gardner-Webb * ESPN3 Charleston Southern has won fi ve-straight Big South road games dating back to last season, one shy of Presbyterian at Radford * BSN tying the school record for most consecutive Conference road wins. The 1986-87 Bucs won its fi rst six Longwood at Winthrop * BSN Campbell at Charleston Southern * BSN League road games that season. CSU’s four Big South road victories this season matches last year’s Coastal Carolina at High Point * BSN total. The last time the Buccaneers won fi ve Conference games away from home was in 1995-96 (5-2). Wednesday, Feb. 13 LITTLE BIG MAN Liberty at Campbell * BSN, FSN, MASN2 Charleston Southern 5-8 sophomore guard SAAH NIMLEY has recorded back-to-back 20-point, 10-re- Gardner-Webb at UNC Asheville * BSN, WMYA bound games for the Buccaneers. He tallied a 20-point, 10- game earlier this season against The Charleston Southern at Winthrop * BSN Citadel on Dec. 4, and is the fi rst Big South player since VMI’s TRAVIS HOLMES in 2008-09 to post a Coastal Carolina at Presbyterian * BSN 20-point/10- and 20-point/10-assist game in the same season. Meanwhile, in Big South games High Point at Longwood * BSN this year, Nimley is averaging 18.0 points (3rd in the Big South), 7.3 rebounds (7th) and 6.75 assists (1st), Radford at VMI * BSN plus 1.63 steals. Saturday, Feb. 16 VMI at Campbell * MASN MOUNTAIN RETREAT Charleston Southern at UNC Asheville * ESPN3 The longest active home win streak in League contests belongs to UNC Asheville at nine. In fact, UNC High Point at Liberty * BSN, FSN, MASN Asheville is 23-3 ( =88.5 percent) since moving into Kimmel Arena in 2011-12, including 12-1 in regular- Radford at Longwood * BSN season Big South games. Following Asheville with the longest active home Big South win streak is High Gardner-Webb at Coastal Carolina * BSN Point (eight) and Coastal Carolina (fi ve). Winthrop at Presbyterian * BSN

U-2 Tuesday, Feb. 19 Campbell at Radford * BSN The Big South Conference will have its second regular-season appearance on ESPNU this Friday, as the UNC Asheville at Coastal Carolina * BSN network will televise the UNC Asheville at VMI game live from Cameron Hall at 7:00pm. JIM BARBAR Winthrop at Gardner-Webb * BSN (play-by-play) and MALCOLM HUCKABY (analyst) have the call from Lexington, Va. The network High Point at VMI * BSN televised its fi rst-ever regular-season Big South game on Jan. 19 when the Keydets played at Coastal Liberty at Longwood * BSN, FSN, MASN2 Carolina. Presbyterian at Charleston Southern * BSN

BIG SOUTH’S “BB&T GAME OF THE WEEK” CONTINUES THIS WEEK ON ESPN3 The Big South “BB&T Game of the Week” television package exclusively on ESPN3 continues this Sat- Key: urday with Liberty at Gardner-Webb airing live beginning at 7:00pm. MARK BRYANT (play-by-play) BSN - Big South Network (broadband channel) CSS - Comcast/Charters Sports Southeast and NATE ROSS (analyst) will call the action from Paul Porter Arena in Boiling Springs, N.C. For the E3 - ESPN3 fi rst time, ESPN3 is carrying a Big South match-up every Saturday of the Conference season (no League FSN – Flames Sports Network games are scheduled Feb. 23 due to BracketBusters). MASN – Mid-Atlantic Sports Network WMYA-TV - Asheville/Spartanburg/Greenville BIG BROWN High Point redshirt-freshman JOHN BROWN is third in the Big South with 17.6 points per game and tied for second with 10 20-point contests. He is the fi fth-highest scoring freshman in the nation, and his per game clip is the highest for a Big South frosh since SETH CURRY averaged 20.2 points for Liberty in 2008-09. Meanwhile, Brown’s League ranking is the highest for a freshman since Curry fi nished second among the Conference’s scoring leaders in ‘08-09.

GARDNER-WEBB TURNS 11-GAME BIG SOUTH ROAD LOSING STREAK INTO WINNING STREAK Gardner-Webb, which snapped its 11-game Big South road losing streak with a 63-49 win at VMI on Jan. 26, has won two consecutive Conference road games after the Runnin’ Bulldogs defeated South Divi- sion leader Charleston Southern on Jan. 30 in overtime, 74-73. Gardner-Webb enters this week looking to win three-straight Big South road games since joining the League in 2008-09.

TRIPLE THREAT Charleston Southern senior JEREMY SEXTON is three 3-pointers shy of 200 in his career, which would make him the 31st player in Big South history with that total. He would be the fourth Buccaneer on the list, joining JAMARCO WARREN (337 from 2007-11), BRETT LARRICK (234 from 1993-97) and CHRIS MOORE (206 from 2004-08). DIVIDE AND CONQUER The fi nal weekend of crossover divisional games is this weekend for 10 of the 12 squads (VMI-Charles- ton Southern is Feb. 21). After 29 crossover divisional games, the South Division continues to lead the GAMES WITH 20-OR-MORE POINTS head-to-head meetings, 18-11 ( =62.1 percent). The host teams have won a combined 17 games, with Player 20-24 25-29 30+ Total the South Division squads 10-4 at home while going 8-7 on North Division home courts. Here is a look Anthony Raffa, CCU 4 7 1 12 Stan Okoye, VMI 5 2 3 10 at each team’s crossover record in Big South games, in current standings order: John Brown, HPU 8 2 10 North Division Overall vs. South | South Division Overall vs. North Saah Nimley, CSU 8 2 10 High Point 6-3 3-2 | Charleston Southern 7-1 4-0 Jeremy Atkinson, ASHE 5 1 1 7 VMI 5-3 2-2 | UNC Asheville 7-2 5-0 Darren White, CU 2 1 3 6 Keith Hornsby, ASHE 4 2 6 Campbell 5-4 3-2 | Gardner-Webb 5-4 2-3 Arlon Harper, CSU 3 1 1 5 Radford 4-5 2-3 | Coastal Carolina 5-4 4-1 Khalid Mutakabbir, PC 3 2 5 Liberty 3-6 1-4 | Winthrop 4-5 1-4 Allan Chaney, HPU 5 5 Longwood 0-9 0-5 | Presbyterian 2-7 2-3 Tristan Carey, LW 2 1 1 4 R.J. Price, RU 2 1 1 4 A GAME OF MARGINS Tashan Newsome, GWU 1 3 4 Following the fi rst 53 Conference games of the season, the home teams are 36-17 ( =67.9 percent) -- the D.J. Covington, VMI 3 1 4 highest home winning percentage since before the 2002-03 campaign. Of the 53 games this season, 30 Jordan Downing, PC 1 2 3 have been decided by double fi gures by an average of 15.33 points, while the 23 games decided by less Javonte Green, RU 1 2 3 Donta Harper, GWU 2 1 3 than 10 points have been by an average of 4.96. Overall, the average margin of victory in the League Davon Marshall, LU 2 1 3 season thus far is 10.83 points. Trey Freeman, CU 3 3 John Caleb Sanders, LU 3 3 STEADY EDDIE Michael Kessens, LW 3 3 UNC Asheville head coach EDDIE BIEDENBACH is the Big South’s all-time winningest coach for overall Trent Meyer, ASHE 3 3 wins (253) and Big South victories (151). Now in his 20th year as a collegiate head coach, Biedenbach is Jeremy Sexton, CSU 1 1 2 282-303 in his career, while his record in 17 seasons as the Bulldogs’ leader is 253-252. Kierre Greenwood, CCU 1 1 2 Will Weeks, ASHE 1 1 2 SPEAKING OF COACHING WINS... Derrick Henry, WU 1 1 2 Tavares Speaks, LU 2 2 Charleston Southern head coach BARCLAY RADEBAUGH became the 11th head coach in League his- David Robinson, LW 2 2 tory with 100 wins at a Conference member as he reached the milestone with the Buccaneers’ 79-75 Brian Brown, VMI 2 2 win at Liberty on Jan. 26. On Jan. 16, VMI head coach DUGGAR BAUCOM collected his 150th career Andre Smith, WU 1 1 win as a collegiate head coach with the Keydets’ 76-57 win over Campbell. Marvelle Harris, CU 1 1 Warren Gillis, CCU 1 1 FIELD (GOAL) GENERAL Max Landis, GWU 1 1 VMI senior STAN OKOYE is sixth all-time in Big South history with 698 career fi eld goals and needs two Nik Brown, LW 1 1 to become the sixth player in League annals with 700. Okoye, who reached the 600-plateau in the Joshua Clyburn, PC 1 1 Ya Ya Anderson, RU 1 1 Keydets’ win over Elon on Nov. 24, is closing in on 400 career made free throws, as he is eight away Jon Nwannunu, ASHE 1 1 from that milestone. That would make him the 13th player with 400 freebies, and just the sixth with 600 career fi eld goals and 400 career free throws. DOUBLE-DOUBLES 8 Michael Kessens, Longwood BIG SOUTH’S ACTIVE 1,000-POINT CLUB 7 Stan Okoye, VMI Three Big South players have surpassed 1,000 career points this year, and the Conference has fi ve 5 Javonte Green, Radford active 1,000-point scorers on the court this season -- with Coastal Carolina the lone member with 4 Saah Nimley, Charleston Southern two active 1,000 point scorers. Below is a look at the Big South’s active 1,000-point scorers and their 4 John Brown, High Point all-time ranking: 4 Allan Chaney, High Point 4 Jeremy Atkinson, UNC Asheville RK PTS PLAYER, SCHOOL, CLASS 4 D.J. Covington, VMI 11. 1,887 Stan Okoye, VMI, Sr. 3 Darren White, Campbell 40. 1,440 Khalid Mutakabbir, Presbyterian, Sr. 2 El Hadji Ndieguene, Coastal Carolina 51. 1,301 Anthony Raffa, Coastal Carolina, R-Sr. 2 Kevin Hartley, Gardner-Webb 2 JR Coronado, Liberty 85. 1,163 Jeremy Sexton, Charleston Southern, Sr. 2 Jeylani Dublin, Longwood 99. 1,087 Kierre Greenwood, Coastal Carolina, Sr. 2 Eric Washington, Presbyterian 2 D.J. Cunningham, UNC Asheville 7-UP 1 Marvelle Harris, Campbell Charleston Southern’s 7-0 Big South start was its best since opening the 1986-87 League season 10-0 1 Darius Leonard, Campbell and marked the program’s second-ever 7-0 opening. It is the third-straight season that a Big South 1 Trey Freeman, Campbell member opened League play at least 7-0 (12th all-time), and the Buccaneers are the fourth League 1 Paul Gombwer, Charleston Southern member with at least two 7-0 starts to the Conference season. 1 Mathiang Muo, Charleston Southern 1 Michel Enanga, Coastal Carolina\ 1 Tashan Newsome, Gardner-Webb WILL PAST HISTORY REPEAT FOR THE BUCCANEERS? 1 Joel Vander Pol, Liberty Charleston Southern was the League’s last undefeated team in Big South play with its 7-0 start. Prior 1 Tomasz Gielo, Liberty to this season, a total of 11 teams started the Big South season 7-0 since 1985-86, and each of those 1 Lucas Woodhouse, Longwood squads went on to win or share the regular-season crown. In addition, seven teams that opened 7-0 1 William Truss, Presbyterian have won the Conference Tournament title -- the last being UNC Asheville in 2011-12, while another 1 Joshua Clyburn, Presbyterian three fi nished as Big South Tournament runner-up. 1 Jon Nwannunu, UNC Asheville 1 Keith Hornsby, UNC Asheville 1 Nick Gore, VMI 1 Gideon Gamble, Winthrop 1 Larry Brown, Winthrop DJC-I UNC Asheville redshirt-junior D.J. CUNNINGHAM became the 68th player in Big South history with 500 career rebounds when he surpassed the milestone this past Saturday at Campbell. At the same time, GAMES WITH 10-OR-MORE REBOUNDS he became the 18th player in League annals with 500 rebounds and 100 blocked shots. Meanwhile, Player 10-14 15-19 20+ Total Cunningham has recorded 53 of his career-high 64 blocked shots this season in his last 16 games, an Michael Kessens, LW 5 3 8 Stan Okoye, VMI 6 2 8 average of 3.31 in that span. The 29th player in Big South history to record 100 career blocked shots, JR Coronado, LU 6 1 7 Cunningham now stands 15th in the Conference record books with 151. Javonte Green, RU 6 6 Allan Chaney, HPU 5 5 DJC-II D.J. Cunningham, ASHE 5 5 VMI junior D.J. COVINGTON, who became the 30th player in Big South history with 100 career rejec- D.J. Covington, VMI 5 5 tions when he surpassed the milestone with fi ve blocked shots at George Washington on Dec. 22, is Marvelle Harris, CU 3 1 4 currently 20th all-time with 130 career rejections. Covington’s 57 blocks this season ties his career-high John Brown, HPU 3 1 4 he fi rst set as a freshman in 2010-11. He is also averaging personal-bests of 12.9 points, 7.0 rebounds El Hadji Ndieguene, CCU 4 4 and 2.85 blocked shots this year. Jeremy Atkinson, ASHE 4 4 Darren White, CU 3 3 Saah Nimley, CSU 3 3 TOPPING THE CHARTS Kevin Hartley, GWU 3 3 UNC Asheville sophomore KEITH HORNSBY is second in the nation in percentage with a Mathiang Muo, CSU 1 1 2 93.2 success rate as he has made 68-of-73 attempts this season -- just 0.8 percentage points off the Paul Gombwer, CSU 2 2 national leader. His school-record streak of 45 consecutive free throws came to end Jan. 26 against Michel Enanga, CCU 2 2 High Point. Hornsby is challenging the Big South single-season free throw record of 92.5 percent that Jeylani Dublin, LW 2 2 was established by Liberty’s MATT HILDEBRAND in 1993-94. Hornsby also has a chance to become the Darius Leonard, CU 1 1 fi rst Big South player in history to lead the NCAA in free throw shooting. Uros Ljeskovic, CCU 1 1 Onzie Branch, GWU 1 1 Tashan Newsome, GWU 1 1 GOING GREEN Lorenzo Cugini, HPU 1 1 Coastal Carolina senior guard KIERRE GREENWOOD is 15th all-time in Big South history with 450 ca- Joel Vander Pol, LU 1 1 reer assists, and needs 20 helpers to move past Winthrop’s TYSON WATERMAN (469 from 1995-00) Tomasz Gielo, LU 1 1 for 14th. Greenwood, who became the 22nd player in Big South history with 400 career assists when Austin Anderson, PC 1 1 he surpassed the milestone Dec. 13 against Toccoa Falls, is the third Chanticleer to make the Confer- William Truss, PC 1 1 ence’s all-time assist list, joining ROBERT DOWDELL (561 from 1987-91) and ALVIN GREEN (411 from Ryan McTavish, PC 1 1 2000-05). Joshua Clyburn, PC 1 1 Kyle Noreen, RU 1 1 CLIFF NOTES Brandon Holcomb, RU 1 1 Jon Nwannunu, ASHE 1 1 Coastal Carolina head coach CLIFF ELLIS is one of two coaches in NCAA history with 100 wins at Keith Hornsby, ASHE 1 1 four different Division I programs, joining LEFTY DRIESELL. Ellis recorded his 100th win as Coastal Phillip Anglade, VMI 1 1 Carolina’s head coach with the Chanticleers’ season-opening 74-70 overtime victory over Akron. His Nick Gore, VMI 1 1 school-by-school breakdown: South Alabama - 171, Clemson - 177, Auburn - 186, Coastal Carolina - 109. Joab Jerome, WU 1 1 Ellis is 10th among all active coaches with 643 Division I wins and is 34th all-time in Division I victories. James Bourne, WU 1 1 Below are the top 10 Division I winningest active coaches, through games of Feb. 3 (minimum fi ve years Gideon Gamble, WU 1 1 as Division I head coach): Larry Brown, WU 1 1

NO. COACH, SCHOOL WINS ALL-TIME RANK GAMES WITH 10-OR-MORE ASSISTS 1. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke 946 1 Player 10-14 15-19 20+ Total 2. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse 908 2 Saah Nimley, CSU 3 3 3. Bob Huggins, West Virginia 720 19 Eric Washington, PC 3 3 4. Roy Williams, North Carolina 690 21 Lucas Woodhouse, LW 2 2 Trey Freeman, CU 1 1 5. Jerry Slocum, Youngstown State 668 T-24 Tyler Strange, GWU 1 1 6. Bo Ryan, WisconsIn 666 26 7. Rick Byrd, Belmont 656 29 GAMES WITH 20 POINTS, 10 ASSISTS, 8. Mike Montgomery, California 648 31 SAME GAME 9. Rick Pitino, Louisville 647 T-32 1 Saah Nimley, Charleston Southern 10. CLIFF ELLIS, Coastal Carolina 643 34 (20 Pts, 11 Ast at Radford, 1/5)

HEIR APPARENTS Charleston Southern’s sophomore backcourt of SAAH NIMLEY and ARLON HARPER have replaced UNC Asheville’s All-Conference guard duo of and J.P. PRIMM as the Big South’s top guard tandem. As freshmen last season, Nimley scored 420 points (13.5 points per game), while Harper tal- lied 389 markers (12.5 per game). By comparison, Dickey scored 338 points (10.9 average) and Primm had 280 (9.0 a game) as freshmen in 2008-09. After 19 games into their sophomore seasons, Nimley is at 16.1 per game and Harper is averaging 14.6 points. Primm averaged 12.5 points as a sophomore in 2009-10, while Dickey scored 11.5 that season.

WINNING COMBINATION Charleston Southern sophomore guards SAAH NIMLEY and ARLON HARPER have scored 15 points in the same game 10 times in their young career (fi ve times this season including three consecutive), and the Buccaneers are 9-1 in those games. The duo has surpassed 20 points in the same contest in four of those 10 outings, and CSU is 3-1 when they both score 20 in the same game. HEAD OF THE CLASS Campbell senior DARREN WHITE was selected to the Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District 3 Team last week, and now moves onto the national ballot for Academic All-America. It is the second-straight GAMES WITH 20 POINTS, 10 REBOUNDS, year and the seventh time in the last eight seasons that the Big South has had an Academic All-District SAME GAME honoree. The last time the Conference had a CoSIDA Academic All-American was in 2008-09 (Gardner- 5 Stan Okoye, VMI (30 Pts, 16 Reb vs. Elon, 11/24) Webb’s AARON LINN). (29 Pts, 11 Reb vs. Morgan State, 12/1) (20 Pts, 10 Reb vs. Liberty, 1/9) PASS HAPPY (25 Pts, 13 Reb vs. Winthrop, 1/12) Presbyterian College sophomore ERIC WASHINGTON, High Point senior JAIRUS SIMMS and Longwood (23 Pts, 15 Reb at Radford, 1/30) guard LUCAS WOODHOUSE all have more assists than fi eld goal attempts this season. Washington has 3 John Brown, High Point 99 assists compared to 82 fi eld goal attempts, while Simms has the largest margin -- 70 assists com- (27 Pts, 10 Reb at Wake Forest, 12/5) pared to 43 shots. Woodhouse has handed out 95 assists while taking just 77 attempts from the fl oor. (20 Pts, 10 Reb vs. E. Kentucky, 12/21) Of the three, Woodhouse has six games this season in which he has attempted more fi eld goals than (23 Pts, 16 Reb at Chattanooga, 12/28) assists. Washington has four such games, while Simms has done it just three times. 3 Allan Chaney, High Point (22 Pts, 10 Reb vs. William & Mary, 11/17) (22 Pts, 12 Reb vs. Liberty, 1/16) GRAB AND GO (21 Pts, 12 Reb vs. Presbyterian, 2/2) VMI senior STAN OKOYE is the Big South’s scoring leader with 20.4 points and rebounding leader with 2 D.J. Covington, VMI 9.1 points. If he can maintain his top ranking in both categories, he would be the fi rst player since (20 Pts, 13 Reb vs. Central Penn, 11/13) Radford’s ART PARAKHOUSKI in 2009-10 and just the fi fth in League history to lead the Big South in (26 Pts, 10 Reb vs. Va. U of L’burg, 12/3) scoring and rebounding. Meanwhile, Okoye is looking to become the fourth different player in the 2 Darren White, Campbell Conference record books to average at least 20.0 points and 9.0 rebounds in the same season. (32 Pts, 11 Reb vs. UNC Wilmington, 12/29) (25 Pts, 10 Reb at East Carolina, 1/2) LAW ENFORCEMENT 2 Saah Nimley, Charleston Southern (23 Pts, 10 Reb at Liberty, 1/26) High Point redshirt-senior COREY LAW is 34th all-time with 651 rebounds and needs 12 to move past (27 Pts, 10 Reb vs. Gardner-Webb, 1/30) Charleston Southern’s JEFF DANIELS (660 from 1993-97) for 33rd-place. Law, who became the 41st 1 Jeremy Atkinson, UNC Asheville player in Big South history with 600 career rebounds when he surpassed the milestone Dec. 5 at Wake (24 Pts, 11 Reb vs. Western Carolina, 11/9) Forest, is 24 rebounds shy of entering the Conference’s Top 30 rebounders. 1 Michael Kessens, Longwood (20 Pts, 14 Reb vs. Cornell, 11/24) BAND OF BROTHERS 1 Javonte Green, Radford Liberty junior JOHN CALEB SANDERS and his brother and former teammate JESSE have combined to (22 Pts, 10 Reb vs. Hampton, 11/28) score 1,998 points during their respective careers with the Flames -- the third-highest scoring brother 1 Marvelle Harris, Campbell combination in Big South history. Jesse had 1,235 of the total from 2008-12, while John Caleb is at (21 Pts. 10 Reb vs. Robert Morris, 12/4) 1 Jon Nwannunu, UNC Asheville 763 since joining the program as a freshman in 2010-11. Below are the Brothers Sanders with the top (22 Pts, 11 Reb vs. Bluefi eld, 12/30) two combos: 1 Tashan Newsome, Gardner-Webb BROTHER COMBINATION POINTS (BREAKDOWN) (22 Pts, 10 Reb at Charleston So., 1/30) Chavis and Travis Holmes, VMI 3,798 (Chavis – 2,065, Travis – 1,733) Brett and Adam Larrick, Charleston Southern 2,816 (Brett – 1,738, Adam – 1,078) TEAMMATES WITH 20 POINTS, SAME GAME Jesse and John Caleb Sanders, Liberty 1,998 (Jesse – 1,235, John Caleb – 763) 2 VMI (Covington 20, Brown 20 - 11/13) COACHES CORNER (Okoye 30, Covington 20 - 11/24 Below is a closer look at the career, school and regular-season Big South games won-loss records of the 2 Charleston Southern current Big South head coaches, through games of Feb. 2: (Harper 20, Nimley 20 - 11/28) (Harper 30, Nimley 20, Sexton 20 - 12/4) Coach, school Career Record School Record Big South Games 2 UNC Asheville Robbie Laing, Campbell 111-178 111-178 16-11 (Atkinson 28, Hornsby 23 - 11/23) Barclay Radebaugh, Charleston Southern 121-138 100-130 51-73 (Nwannunu 22, Hornsby 22 - 12/30) Cliff Ellis, Coastal Carolina 721-419 109-70 59-36 2 High Point Chris Holtmann, Gardner-Webb 36-51 36-51 17-28 (Brown 20, Chaney 20 - 12/16) Scott Cherry, High Point 51-62 51-62 31-32 (Chaney 21, Brown 20 - 2/2) 1 Longwood Dale Layer, Liberty 325-256 55-63 35-28 (Carey 30, Brown 21 - 11/23) Mike Gillian, Longwood 88-209 88-209 0-9 1 Coastal Carolina Gregg Nibert, Presbyterian College 381-325 381-325 28-53 (Greenwood 21, Raffa 20 - 12/30) Mike Jones, Radford 16-39 16-39 6-21 1 Liberty Eddie Biedenbach, UNC Asheville 282-303 253-252 151-98 (Marshall 22, Speaks 22, Sanders 21 - 1/29) Duggar Baucom, VMI 151-139 114-120 54-70 Pat Kelsey, Winthrop 10-11 10-11 4-5

WHERE THEY RANK? As mentioned previously, UNC Asheville head coach EDDIE BIEDENBACH is the Big South’s all-time winningest coach with 253 career victories. VMI’s DUGGAR BAUCOM is seventh in League history with 114 career wins, while Coastal Carolina’s CLIFF ELLIS is eighth with 109 career victories. Charleston Southern’s BARCLAY RADEBAUGH is seven wins away from moving into the Top 10. LENDING A HELPING HAND Presbyterian College sophomore guard ERIC WASHINGTON is averaging 8.2 assists in his last fi ve games, and 6.60 on the season. He has played in just 15 of PC’s 23 games this season ( =65.2 percent) With the Big South having 12 men’s basketball and does not meet the League or NCAA minimum (75 percent of games played) to be ranked among members and divisional play for the fi rst time in the overall statistical leaders. Washington’s 99 assists this season include seven games with eight, 2012-13, the Conference will utilize a 16-game League schedule this season. Each team will including three with 10, and his 6.56 assist average in Conference games ranks third in the League. play its divisional opponents twice (a 10-game round-robin schedule), and one game against CLIMBING THE CHAIN OF COMMAND each crossover division opponent (six games total VMI senior STAN OKOYE is the third player in the Conference record books to rank among the Top 11 -- three home and three road). in both scoring and rebounding, as he is 11th with 1,887 career points and 6th with 853 rebounds. He joins VMI’s REGGIE WILLIAMS (1st - scoring, 8th - rebounding) and High Point’s (5th - The Conference has developed a new tiebreaker scoring, 2nd - rebounding). for this new divisional format, which will be used to determine the seeding of teams for the Big Scoring Points Rank | Rebounding Rebounds Rank South Championship Tournament, if necessary. Reggie Williams, VMI 2,556 1 | Joseph Harris, CCU 1,152 1 Larry Blair, LU 2,211 2 | Arizona Reid, HPU 1,013 2 TOURNAMENT SEEDING , CCU 2,151 3 | Kelvin Martin, CSU 968 3 The top two teams with the best overall Confer- Nick Barbour, HPU 2,121 4 | , CU 954 4 ence won-loss percentage in both the North and South Divisions shall receive the top four seeds Arizona Reid, HPU 2,069 5 | Eric Cuthrell, UNCG 859 5 in the Conference Championship Tournament. Chavis Holmes, VMI 2,065 6 | STAN OKOYE, VMI 853 6 Other seeds shall be based on division fi nish. In Doug Day, RU 2,027 7 the event of a tie for a particular seed, the seed Jamarco Warren, CSU 1,968 8 will be determined within each division as noted Keith Gabriel, VMI 1,925 9 below. , CCU 1,893 10 STAN OKOYE, VMI 1,887 11 TIEBREAKER PROCEDURE (A) If one team has defeated the other team twice, that team shall be awarded the higher DISCOUNT DOUBLE CHECK seeded position; High Point’s JOHN BROWN owns the Big South’s longest double-fi gure scoring streak in the Confer- ence at 18 games. Campbell’s DARREN WHITE , who has missed the last eight games with an injury, (B) If each team has won one game against the is at 17 consecutive games scoring in double fi gures. Gardner-Webb’s TASHAN NEWSOME is the next other, the higher position will be awarded to the closest with 15. team that has the best won-loss record against the highest seeded team in the division not FIVE AND DIME STORE involved in the tie; Five players have combined for 10 10-assist games this season, with Charleston Southern’s SAAH NIM- (C) If each team has the same record against LEY and Presbyterian College’s ERIC WASHINGTON leading the way with three each, followed by the highest seeded team not involved in the tie, Longwood’s LUCAS WOODHOUSE with two. Last season, eight Big South players combined for 16 then the won-loss record against the next highest games with at least 10 assists, but just two players had more than one 10-assist performance. The seeded team in the division not involved in the last time the Big South had at least three players with two-plus games with 10 helpers was in 2007-08 tie, would be considered and so on down the line (four players). until the tie is broken; (D) If the records are the same against all teams, DOWNTOWN DOWNING then the tie would be broken by comparing each In a nine-game stretch from Dec. 18-Jan. 19, Presbyterian College redshirt-sophomore JORDAN DOWN- team’s RPI as published by RPIRatings.com after ING was 29-of-50 from three-point range ( =58.0 percent) to bring his season percentage to a League- the completion of the regular season; leading 43.6 clip at the time. The Davidson transfer was just 15-of-51 from beyond the arc ( =29.4) (E) In the event of a three-way tie, the won-loss after his fi rst 10 games with the Blue Hose. Downing is currently 55-of-124 from three-point range this record of the tied teams against each other is season and ranks fi rst with a 44.4 overall percentage, based on a minimum 2.0 3FG made per game. fi rst considered;

MID-MAJOR MANIA (F) If the teams are still tied, the teams’ records The Big South has had a member ranked in the Collegeinsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 seven consecutive against the highest seeded team in the division seasons, and has had fi ve programs receive votes in this year’s weekly ranking. Below is a look at this not involved in the tie would considered, and so year’s rankings among the Big South members: forth until the tie is broken; Week of ASH CSU CCU CU RU (G) If there is still a tie, then the tie would be broken by comparing each team’s RPI as pub- Preseason RV (56th) RV (60th) ------lished by RPIRatings.com after the completion of Nov. 12 -- -- RV (46th) RV (60th) -- the regular season; Nov. 19 ------Nov. 26 ------(H) For multiple ties larger than a three-way tie, Dec. 3 ------RV (49th) the same procedure will be applied as used to Dec. 10 RV (40th) ------break a three-way tie, and; Dec. 17 ------(I) For all multiple ties, the tie is broken by fi rst Dec. 24 ------deciding the highest seeded team involved in the Dec. 31 ------tie before deciding other seeding positions. Jan. 7 ------Jan. 14 RV (42nd) ------(J) If the process reduces the number of tied teams, the remaining tie will be broken by start- Jan. 21 ------ing the tiebreaking process over. Jan. 28 -- RV (46th) ------BIG SOUTH’S BRACKETBUSTERS OPPONENTS TO BE UNVEILED FEB. 4 ESPN will formerly announce the 2013 Ramada Worldwide BracketBusters pairings on Monday evening, Feb. 4, beginning at 6:30pm with a Selection Show on ESPNU to announce the TV match-ups. Follow- The following individuals and teams are ranked in ing the program, the non-TV games will be released. The Big South Conference is participating in the the top 50 in the NCAA statistics report, through event for the eighth consecutive season, with a League-record 12 teams among the fi eld of 122. All of games of Feb. 3: the Big South’s men’s basketball programs are participating in the same year for the second time, and INDIVIDUAL the Conference is tied for the most members competing of the 15 Leagues involved this season. Six Big South teams will host a game while the remaining six members will play on the road. The Conference Free Throw Percentage is 12-23 all-time in the BracketBusters, including a League-best four wins in 2012. The Conference also 2. Keith Hornsby, UNC Asheville ...... 93.2 24. Allan Chaney, High Point ...... 87.8 has been selected for national television appearances fi ve times: 2007 (ESPN2), 2008 (ESPN2), 2009 40. Khalid Mutakabbir, Presbyterian ...... 86.3 (ESPNU), 2011 (ESPNU) and 2012 (ESPN3). Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 7. Jairus Simms, High Point ...... 3.04 HE’S SEXTON AND HE KNOWS IT 41. Trey Freeman, Campbell ...... 2.36 Charleston Southern senior guard JEREMY SEXTON set a Big South single-game record for highest Scoring three-point percentage in a Conference game after going 8-of-9 ( =88.9 percent) from beyond the arc 11. Stan Okoye, VMI ...... 20.4 Jan. 19 against High Point. The record, based on a minimum 7 made 3FG, was previously 77.8 percent. 22. Anthony Raffa, Coastal Carolina ...... 19.3 In fact, Charleston Southern now has four of the top fi ve individual single-game three-point fi eld goal Blocked Shots Per Game percentage in a Big South game following Sexton’s performance. 12. D.J. Cunningham, UNC Asheville ...... 2.91 16. D.J. Covington, VMI ...... 2.85 Three-Point Field Goals Per Game PERFECTO MUNDO 13. R.J. Price, Radford ...... 3.10 Presbyterian College went a perfect 16-of-16 from the free throw line Jan. 26 at Longwood, the third 34. Davon Marshall, Liberty ...... 2.74 time a Big South member has recorded a 100.0 free throw percentage in a game when making at least Three-Point Percentage 16 from the charity stripe -- and the second time in a Conference game. UNC Asheville holds the all- 28. Davon Marshall, Liberty ...... 42.3 time mark of 24-of-24 against High Point on Feb. 18, 2000, while Liberty was a perfect 18-of-18 from 47. R.J. Price, Radford ...... 39.4 the line against Hampton on Dec. 17, 2011. Double Doubles 30. Michael Kessens, Longwood ...... 8.0 CAMPBELL’S FREEMAN NAMED A COUSY AWARD CANDIDATE Assists Per Game 31. Trey Freeman, Campbell ...... 5.7 Campbell sophomore point guard TREY FREEMAN was named among the initial candidates for the 39. Saah Nimley, Charleston Southern ...... 5.5 2013 Bob Cousy Award, as announced by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Dec. 20. Steals Per Game The Watch List was narrowed to 20 on January 10, with the fi nal 10 being selected in February and 36. Tristan Carey, Longwood ...... 2.17 the fi nal fi ve in March. The winner of the 2013 Bob Cousy Award will be announced at the Final Four 36. Javonte Green, Radford ...... 2.17 in April. Rebounds Per Game 42. Stan Okoye, VMI ...... 9.1 CBSSPORTS.COM HONORS HIGH POINT’S ALLAN CHANEY High Point graduate student ALLAN CHANEY was recognized by CBSSports.com as the outlet’s Midsea- son Comeback Player of the Year on Jan. 10. Chaney overcame a heart ailment and is averaging 14.4 TEAM points and 7.7 rebounds this season for the Panthers. He also ranks second in the Big South in both Three-Point Field Goals Per Game fi eld goal percentage (52.5) and free throw shooting (87.8). 2. Charleston Southern ...... 9.6 6. VMI ...... 9.1 WHILE WE WERE AWAY ON BREAK... Free Throw Percentage The week of Dec. 17-23 was a memorable one for the Big South. In a four-day span from Dec. 19-22, 7. Presbyterian College ...... 76.6 37. High Point ...... 73.9 the Conference collected wins over members from the ACC, BIG EAST and SEC. Coastal Carolina Steals Per Game opened the victory parade with a 69-46 win over Clemson -- the Chanticleers’ second consecutive win 16. Radford ...... 9.3 over the Tigers. UNC Asheville followed with a 72-65 victory at St. John’s on Dec. 21 -- the Bulldogs 36. Coastal Carolina ...... 8.7 rallied from 17 points down for the win. Winthrop concluded the run with a 74-67 win at Auburn on 44. Gardner-Webb ...... 8.7 Dec. 22. Scoring Offense 18. VMI ...... 77.6 MORE ON THE BIG SOUTH’S LATEST BIG WINS 27. Charleston Southern ...... 76.7 For the second consecutive year, the Big South has recorded wins over the ACC, BIG EAST and SEC in Blocked Shots Per Game 20. UNC Asheville ...... 5.4 the same season, and the third time overall (1993-94 was the fi rst). The Big South has now collected an Three-Point Field Goal Defense SEC victory six out of the last seven seasons, an ACC win fi ve out of the last six years, and a BIG EAST 25. Liberty ...... 29.2 win fi ve out of the last nine seasons. The Big South has two BIG EAST wins in 2012-13. Rebound Margin 31. Coastal Carolina ...... +5.9 AGONY OF DEFEAT Personal Fouls Per Game The Big South suffered a total of 43 non-Conference losses this season by single digits, and the average 36. Presbyterian ...... 15.5 margin of defeat in those games was 5.56 points. UNC Asheville suffered six of its eight non-Confer- Assist-Turnover Ratio ence losses by eight points-or-less -- including three-straight by an average of 3.0 points. The North 39. High Point ...... 1.22 Division teams lost a combined 24 non-League games under 10 points (5.67 average) while the South Three-Point Field Goal Percentage 41. Charleston Southern ...... 37.5 Division squads dropped 19 out-of-Conference games by single-digits by an average of 5.42 points. Scoring Defense 47. Winthrop ...... 60.7 MYRTLE BEACH MADNESS 49. Gardner-Webb ...... 60.8 The 2013 VisitMyrtleBeach.com Big South Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships will be held Turnover Margin at Coastal Carolina University’s new on-campus arena, The HTC Center, in the fi rst year of a three- 50. Radford ...... +2.6 year agreement to host the Conference’s marquee event. It will be a combined tournament for the seventh time in League history and the fi rst same site event since 2002 when the Conference staged its basketball postseason in Roanoke, Va. The combined tournament will feature all Big South men’s and women’s basketball teams -- 23 in total. NORTH DIVISION SOUTH DIVISION

CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS CHARLESTON SOUTHERN BUCCANEERS Campbell has suffered consecutive defeats for the fi rst time since a 4-game losing Charleston Southern had its third-longest winning streak in school history come streak in December ... DARIAN HOOKER matched his career-high with 18 points to an end with a 74-73 home loss to Gardner-Webb in overtime last Wednesday. Saturday against Asheville. Over the last four games, Hooker is scoring at a 15.8 The Bucs trailed 64-54 with 90 seconds left, only to rally and force overtime on a ppg clip, while shooting 52.5% from the fi eld, 42% from 3-point range (8-19) and 81% fadeaway three-pointer by MATHIANG MUO with two seconds left. GWU would (13-16) from the line ... LEEK LEEK matched his season high point total in League win in overtime on a three-point play with 30 seconds remaining ... SAAH NIMLEY play with 14 at Liberty ... Campbell hosts High Point Wednesday before closing out set his scoring career high for the second time in a week with 27 points against the play against the South Division Saturday at Charleston Southern ... CU stands 4-4 Runnin’ Bulldogs. Nimley helped rally the Bucs from a 10-point defi cit in the fi nal with leading scorer DARREN WHITE sidelined by a knee injury. 90 seconds and grabbed 10 rebounds as well.

HIGH POINT PANTHERS COASTAL CAROLINA CHANTICLEERS High Point has matched its second-best Big South start through nine games at 6-3. The Chants pushed their home win streak to seven games inside The HTC Center HPU also started 6-3 in 2003-04. The only time HPU started better was a 7-2 mark with a 62-52 victory over Radford ... CCU had its road losing streak extended to in 2006-07 ... The Panthers are 7-3 in their last 10 games, their best stretch since four games with a 61-48 loss at Winthrop last Wednesday ... Senior ANTHONY going 7-3 from Jan. 8-Feb. 6, 2008 ... ALLAN CHANEY posted his fourth double- RAFFA led the way last week with 16 points at Winthrop and 22 in the win over double of the season with 21 points and 12 rebounds against Presbyterian on Sat- RU ... Coastal hosts Charleston Southern on Wednesday. The Chants are unbeaten urday ... Freshman guard ADAM WEARY has scored in double digits three times in at home in Conference play while the Bucs are unbeaten on the road in Big South a row and in six of his last seven games. action.

LIBERTY FLAMES GARDNER-WEBB RUNNIN’ BULLDOGS Againt Campbell, TAVARES SPEAKS (22), DAVON MARSHALL (22) and JOHN CA- Gardner-Webb has won three games in a row for the fi rst time this season after LEB SANDERS (21) marked the fi rst time the Flames had three 20-point scorers in topping Charleston Southern and Longwood ... The Runnin’ Bulldogs improved to a game in nearly fi ve years. The last time three Liberty players accomplished the 10-3 in the all-time series with Charleston Southern and is now 1-1 this season in feat was on Feb. 14, 2009 at Charleston Southern ... Marshall is also the fi rst Liberty overtime games ... Three of Gardner-Webb previous fi ve games have been decided player to record back-to-back 20-point performances since did so by one point (2-1 record) ... Of Gardner-Webb’s 13 wins this season, 10 have come during the 2010-11 season ... Despite the Flames coming into the Winthrop contest by at least 10 points (UNC Asheville, Coastal Carolina and Charleston Southern have leading the Big South in three-point percentage, the Eagles’ defense held Liberty not) ... Reserve point guard JARVIS DAVIS came off the bench last week to average to a season-low 15.0 percent (3-of-20) from downtown ... The Flames fi nished the 13.5 points and shoot 57.1 percent from the fl oor in two wins. Davis is a transfer Winthrop game with its best free throw percentage of the season, hitting 15-of-16 from UCF ... Gardner-Webb’s 13 wins this season are the most under third-year shots (93.8 percent). Liberty’s seven turnovers were also its fewest this season head coach CHRIS HOLTMANN. ... TAVARES SPEAKS has posted double-digit scoring fi gures in the last 12 games. PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE BLUE HOSE LONGWOOD LANCERS The Blue Hose are seventh in the nation in free throw percentage at 76.6, which is Longwood dropped two League road games at High Point, 88-60, and Gardner- pacing as the second-highest single-season average in Big South history ... KHALID Webb, 76-65 ... Freshman MICHAEL KESSENS led the Lancers at HPU with a career- MUTAKABBIR has connected on his last 22 consecutive free throws ... The loss high 22 points, while junior T.T. CAREY added 15 points and classmate DAVID ROB- against UNC Asheville marked the fi rst time in PC’s Division I history the team lost INSON fi nished with 10 points ... Kessens followed with 21 points at GWU, while despite shooting more than 60 percent from the fl oor. The Blue Hose, who shot JEYLANI DUBLIN added 14 points and Carey fi nished with 13 points … Freshman 62.2% against Asheville, are 4-1 since 2007. It also marked the fi rst time this season LUCAS WOODHOUSE is averaging 7.8 assists in his last six games, and 6.7 assists in PC has fallen after shooting over 50% from the fi eld. Since 2007, the Blue Hose the nine Conference games. are 26-15 ... Through nine Big South games, Mutakabbir is averaging 17.9 points, compared to his 15.9 a game overall. JORDAN DOWNING is averaging just over RADFORD HIGHLANDERS two points more in League play, 15.8 - 13.7 ... During the stretch, Mutakabbir has The Highlanders lead the Big South in turnover margin (+2.61) and forces more posted three 20-point games in the last three of four games, and had double-digit turnovers per game than any other team in the Big South (16.6) ... JAVONTE points in all but one. Downing has scored in double-fi gures in all nine games and GREEN recorded his fi fth double-double this season with 13 points and 13 rebounds had a career-high 26 against Winthrop. vs. Longwood. He now has 12 career double-doubles ... JALEN CARETHERS set career-highs in both rebounds (8) and blocked shots (4) at Coastal Carolina ... LU- UNC ASHEVILLE BULLDOGS CAS DYER scored a career-high 8 points at Coastal Carolina ... BLAKE SMITH cur- UNC Asheville picked up two big road wins last week to raise its record to 13-10. rently ranks fourth in career steals at RU with 181. He is just two steals from The Bulldogs edged PC, 77-74 and then knocked off Campbell on Saturday, 78-61 tying for third all-time ... The Highlanders have used four different starting lineups ... JEREMY ATKINSON led the Bulldogs with 22 points in each game ... D.J. CUN- this season. BLAKE SMITH and Green have started every game this season. The NINGHAM had a big week as well with a double-double at PC with 18 points and 10 current probable starting lineup of Price, Smith, Green, KYLE NOREEN and BRAN- rebounds. He then tallied 17 points with six rebounds at Campbell ... The Bulldogs DON HOLCOMB has started 14 games this season and been used in each of the have now won 13 of their last 16 Big South Conference games on the road, including last nine games. Tournament play ... The Bulldogs’ game at VMI Friday night is a rematch of the 2012 Big South Conference championship game. VMI KEYDETS STAN OKOYE scored VMI’s fi nal 16 points, including 13 in the fi nal 1:11, and con- WINTHROP EAGLES verted the go-ahead put-back with 3.4 seconds remaining to lead the Keydets to a The Eagles had their fi rst 2-0 week in Big South play this season, picking up a win 70-69 come-from-behind win at Radford last Wednesday night. Okoye also posted over South Division foe Coastal Carolina and North Division foe Liberty ... The his seventh double-double of the year as he fi nished with 15 rebounds, one off his Eagles were solid defensively in the two games, holding Coastal to 48 points and season high of 16 rebounds pulled down against Elon Nov. 24 ... VMI’s win at Rad- combining to hold its two opponents to 52 points per game. Opponents shot 36 ford marked just the second time in 12 games this year that VMI has rallied to win percent from the fi eld and just 27 percent behind the arc ... The Coastal vic- a contest after trailing with 5:00 to go in regulation. It also was the fi rst time this tory marked just the third time all season Winthrop won after trailing at the half. year VMI had won a game that was tied at the half ... VMI used a different starting The win over Liberty was the fourth straight, which is the longest current win lineup for the fi rst time this season when freshman forward PHILLIP ANGLADE streak over any Big South team ... Junior JOAB JEROME had a career-high 18 points was inserted for senior forward NICK GORE at Radford. The starting lineup em- against Liberty and averaged 13.5 points, 7.0 rebounds and 2.0 assists on the week ployed for VMI’s fi rst 19 games was the longest stretch of a single starting line-up while shooting 47 percent ... The two wins inched the Eagles closer to 300 wins combination used by the Keydets since the mid-70’s ... VMI has won three games all-time at the Winthrop Coliseum as they are now at 298. Winthrop has four more on the road this year. The Keydets won just one of 15 road contests last season. chances to reach the 300-win plateau this season. 2013 V

Tuesday, March 5 Thursday, March 7 Saturday, March 9 Sunday, March 10 First Round Quarterfi nals Semifi nals Championship (Games 1-4) (Games 5-8) (Games 9-10) (Game 11)

#4 South

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#6 North CAMPBELL HIGH POINT LIBERTY (10-13, 5-4 Big South) (11-10, 6-3 Big South) (7-16, 3-6 Big South) Head Coach: Robbie Laing (10th year) Head Coach: Scott Cherry (4th year) Head Coach: Dale Layer (4th year) MBB Contact: Stan Cole MBB Contact: Jon Litchfi eld MBB Contact: Eric Brown Phone: 910-893-1331 Phone: 336-841-4605 Phone: 434-582-2292 Email: [email protected] Email: jlitchfi @highpoint.edu Email: [email protected]

Nov. 9 AVERETT W, 74-55 Nov. 9 UNC GREENSBORO W, 81-73 Nov. 9 at Richmond L, 42-84 Nov. 12 NORTHWESTERN STATE L, 67-71 Nov. 13 at Appalachian State W, 86-64 Nov. 12 WILLIAM & MARY L, 59-71 Nov. 16 APPALACHIAN STATE W, 101-82 Nov. 17 WILLIAM & MARY L, 61-83 Nov. 14 at Georgetown % L, 59-68 Nov. 18 at Iowa State % L, 68-88 Nov. 21 ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN W, 93-62 Nov. 19 vs. UC Irvine % L, 46-64 Nov. 20 at #20/22 Cincinnati % L, 72-91 Nov. 25 at Indiana State L, 62-76 Nov. 20 at Sam Houston State % L, 50-64 Nov. 23 vs. North Carolina A&T % L, 60-85 Nov. 29 at Western Michigan L, 53-54 Nov. 21 vs. Southern Mississippi % L, 56-74 Nov. 24 vs. Northern Arizona % L, 62-70 Dec. 2 JOHNSON & WALES W, 99-36 Nov. 29 MORGAN STATE L, 62-67 Nov. 29 NEWBERRY W, 91-78 Dec. 5 at Wake Forest L, 60-71 Dec. 2 GEORGIA STATE L, 66-67 Dec. 4 ROBERT MORRIS L, 58-61 Dec. 16 WESTERN MICHIGAN L, 64-70 Dec. 4 SOUTHERN VIRGINIA W, 76-51 Dec. 12 RIO GRANDE L, 65-67 Dec. 21 EASTERN KENTUCKY L, 70-73 Dec. 15 at Howard L, 53-60 Dec. 19 at #14/14 Gonzaga L, 52-74 Dec. 28 at Chattanooga % L, 61-68 Dec. 18 at Iona L, 69-87 Dec. 22 at Seattle L, 49-72 Dec. 29 vs. Austin Peay % W, 76-74 Dec. 21 MILLIGAN W, 81-63 Dec. 29 UNC WILMINGTON W, 72-60 Jan. 5 at Winthrop * W, 74-61 Dec. 28 UNION COLLEGE W, 104-67 Jan. 2 at East Carolina (OT) W, 86-81 Jan. 9 at Radford * L, 54-59 Dec. 31 at Western Carolina W, 63-62 Jan. 5 GARDNER-WEBB * (3OT) W, 93-81 Jan. 12 GARDNER-WEBB * W, 70-64 Jan. 5 UNC ASHEVILLE * L, 69-83 Jan. 9 at Longwood * W, 83-73 Jan. 16 LIBERTY * (2OT) W, 77-72 Jan. 9 at VMI * L, 69-82 Jan. 12 at Presbyterian * W, 62-46 Jan. 19 at Charleston Southern * L, 75-83 Jan. 12 COASTAL CAROLINA * W, 64-56 Jan. 16 at VMI * L, 57-76 Jan. 23 VMI * W, 96-69 Jan. 16 at High Point * (2OT) L, 72-77 Jan. 19 WINTHROP * W, 63-59 Jan. 26 at UNC Asheville * L, 58-69 Jan. 19 at Presbyterian * L, 60-68 Jan. 23 RADFORD * W, 69-60 Jan. 30 LONGWOOD * W, 88-60 Jan. 22 LONGWOOD * W, 74-47 Jan. 26 at Coastal Carolina * L, 59-73 Feb. 2 PRESBYTERIAN * W, 78-68 Jan. 26 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * L, 75-79 Jan. 29 at Liberty * L, 72-89 Feb. 6 at Campbell * 7:00pm Jan. 29 CAMPBELL * W, 89-72 Feb. 2 UNC ASHEVILLE * L, 61-78 Feb. 9 COASTAL CAROLINA * 7:00pm Feb. 2 at Winthrop * L, 56-66 Feb. 6 HIGH POINT * 7:00pm Feb. 13 at Longwood * 7:00pm Feb. 5 RADFORD * 7:00pm Feb. 9 at Charleston Southern * 5:30pm Feb. 16 at Liberty * 6:00pm Feb. 9 at Gardner-Webb * 7:00pm Feb. 13 LIBERTY * 7:00pm Feb. 19 at VMI * 7:00pm Feb. 13 at Campbell * 7:00pm Feb. 16 VMI * 2:00pm Feb. 23 BRACKETBUSTERS 7:00pm Feb. 16 HIGH POINT * 6:00pm Feb. 19 at Radford * 7:00pm Feb. 27 RADFORD * 7:00pm Feb. 19 at Longwood * 7:00pm Feb. 23 BRACKETBUSTERS TBA March 2 CAMPBELL * 4:00pm Feb. 23 BRACKETBUSTERS TBA Feb. 27 LONGWOOD * 7:00pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA Feb. 26 VMI * 7:00pm March 2 at High Point * 4:00pm March 2 at Radford * 4:30pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA

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LONGWOOD RADFORD VMI (3-20, 0-9 Big South) (10-13, 4-5 Big South) (10-10, 5-3 Big South) Head Coach: Mike Gillian (10th year) Head Coach: Mike Jones (2nd year) Head Coach: Duggar Baucom (8th year) MBB Contact: Greg Prouty MBB Contact: Tom Galbraith MBB Contact: Wade Branner Phone: 434-395-2097 Phone: 540-831-5726 Phone: 540-464-7515 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Nov. 9 at Marshall L, 47-81 Nov. 9 at Wake Forest L, 67-79 Nov. 10 at The Citadel % L, 76-84 Nov. 15 NORFOLK STATE L, 66-78 Nov. 12 CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN % (OT) W, 76-71 Nov. 11 vs. Army % L, 74-80 Nov. 18 at Arkansas % L, 63-112 Nov. 16 vs. Towson % L, 67-75 Nov. 13 CENTRAL PENN W, 116-81 Nov. 20 at #12/14 Creighton % L, 57-105 Nov. 17 vs. Kennesaw State % W, 67-58 Nov. 15 at Virginia Tech L, 80-95 Nov. 23 vs. Florida A&M % (OT) W, 86-83 Nov. 18 at Eastern Kentucky % L, 75-83 Nov. 21 at Old Dominion W, 76-71 Nov. 24 vs. Cornell % L, 78-84 Nov. 21 BREVARD W, 81-53 Nov. 24 ELON W, 90-81 Nov. 28 CENTRAL PENN W, 88-75 Nov. 24 at The Citadel W, 74-61 Nov. 28 at West Virginia L, 69-94 Dec. 1 DARTMOUTH L, 53-61 Nov. 28 HAMPTON W, 73-64 Dec. 1 MORGAN STATE (OT) L, 80-81 Dec. 10 at #15/21 Georgetown L, 53-89 Dec. 4 at Delaware L, 59-68 Dec. 3 VIRGINIA UNIV. OF LYNCHBURG W, 102-61 Dec. 13 SOUTHERN VIRGINIA W, 86-74 Dec. 8 WILLIAM & MARY L, 55-60 Dec. 8 at Wright State L, 59-92 Dec. 17 at Canisius L, 54-82 Dec. 19 at Charlotte L, 52-68 Dec. 22 at George Washington L, 67-76 Dec. 19 at Seton Hall L, 61-79 Dec. 22 at West Virginia L, 62-72 Jan. 2 SHENANDOAH W, 110-54 Dec. 21 at VCU L, 56-93 Dec. 29 CENTRAL PENN W, 95-68 Jan. 5 at Presbyterian * W, 86-77 Dec. 31 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L, 71-79 Jan. 2 at North Carolina A&T L, 77-81 Jan. 9 LIBERTY * W, 82-69 Jan. 5 COASTAL CAROLINA * L, 72-80 Jan. 5 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * L, 74-81 Jan. 12 WINTHROP * W, 72-54 Jan. 9 CAMPBELL * L, 73-83 Jan. 9 HIGH POINT * W, 59-54 Jan. 16 CAMPBELL * W, 76-57 Jan. 12 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * L, 62-75 Jan. 12 at UNC Asheville * L, 61-79 Jan. 19 at Coastal Carolina * L, 49-72 Jan. 16 at Radford * L, 72-82 Jan. 16 LONGWOOD * W, 82-72 Jan. 23 at High Point * L, 69-96 Jan. 19 at UNC Asheville * L, 65-68 Jan. 19 at Gardner-Webb * W, 52-51 Jan. 26 GARDNER-WEBB * L, 49-63 Jan. 22 at Liberty * L, 47-74 Jan. 23 at Campbell * L, 60-69 Jan. 30 at Radford * W, 70-69 Jan. 26 PRESBYTERIAN * L, 71-82 Jan. 26 WINTHROP * W, 58-57 Feb. 6 at Longwood * 7:00pm Jan. 30 at High Point * L, 60-88 Jan. 30 VMI * L, 69-70 Feb. 8 UNC ASHEVILLE * 7:00pm Feb. 2 at Gardner-Webb * L, 65-76 Feb. 2 at Coastal Carolina * L, 52-62 Feb. 13 RADFORD * 7:00pm Feb. 6 VMI * 7:00pm Feb. 5 at Liberty * 7:00pm Feb. 16 at Campbell * 2:00pm Feb. 9 at Winthrop * 2:00pm Feb. 9 PRESBYTERIAN * 2:00pm Feb. 19 HIGH POINT * 7:00pm Feb. 13 HIGH POINT * 7:00pm Feb. 13 at VMI * 7:00pm Feb. 21 at Charleston Southern * 7:30pm Feb. 16 RADFORD * 2:00pm Feb. 16 at Longwood * 2:00pm Feb. 23 at BracketBusters TBA Feb. 19 LIBERTY * 7:00pm Feb. 19 CAMPBELL * 7:00pm Feb. 26 at Liberty * 7:00pm Feb. 23 at BracketBusters TBA Feb. 23 at BracketBusters TBA March 2 LONGWOOD * 1:00pm Feb. 27 at Campbell * 7:00pm Feb. 27 at High Point * 7:00pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA March 2 at VMI * 1:00pm March 2 LIBERTY * 4:30pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA % - All-Military Classic HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS * - Big South Conference game All times EST % - Las Vegas Invitational % - Comfort Suites Invitational HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS Dates, times and sites subject to change * - Big South Conference game HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS * - Big South Conference game All times EST Dates, times and sites subject to change All times EST Dates, times and sites subject to change CHARLESTON SOUTHERN COASTAL CAROLINA GARDNER-WEBB (12-7, 7-1 Big South) (10-10, 5-4 Big South) (13-10, 5-4 Big South) Head Coach: Barclay Radebaugh (8th year) Head Coach: Cliff Ellis (6th year) Head Coach: Chris Holtmann (3rd year) MBB Contact: Zeke Beam MBB Contact: Sean Forrester MBB Contact: Marc Rabb Phone: 843-863-7687 Phone: 843-349-2840 Phone: 704-406-4355 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Nov. 9 at Charlotte L, 58-68 Nov. 9 AKRON (OT) W, 74-70 Nov. 9 at #11/12 North Carolina L, 59-76 Nov. 11 at #12/11 Arizona L, 73-82 Nov. 13 at Mississippi L, 72-90 Nov. 10 COVENANT COLLEGE W, 77-39 Nov. 15 HIWASSEE W, 105-69 Nov. 15 at Tennessee Tech L, 69-71 Nov. 14 LIPSCOMB L, 62-66 Nov. 20 EAST TENNESSEE STATE L, 57-59 Nov. 20 JOHNSON & WALES W, 96-40 Nov. 15 at DePaul W, 71-59 Nov. 23 at Alabama L, 46-59 Nov. 24 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL L, 77-87 Nov. 17 at Iowa L, 56-65 Nov. 28 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON L, 67-72 Nov. 28 at Boston University L, 44-74 Nov. 20 vs. Howard % W, 55-43 Dec. 1 BARBER SCOTIA W, 101-69 Dec. 6 BOSTON UNIVERSITY L, 63-69 Nov. 21 vs. Austin Peay % W, 72-62 Dec. 4 THE CITADEL W, 101-73 Dec. 13 TOCCOA FALLS W, 75-38 Nov. 25 at Illinois L, 62-63 Dec. 18 at East Tennessee State W, 72-51 Dec. 19 CLEMSON W, 69-46 Dec. 3 VIRGINIA-WISE W, 77-58 Dec. 20 at Wichita State L, 53-65 Dec. 22 at College of Charleston L, 51-60 Dec. 5 at Wofford L, 42-54 Dec. 29 VIRGINIA INTERMONT W, 105-59 Dec. 30 GREENSBORO COLLEGE W, 85-65 Dec. 8 TENNESSEE TECH W, 61-41 Jan. 5 at Radford * W, 81-74 Jan. 5 at Longwood * W, 80-72 Dec. 15 THE CITADEL W, 71-58 Jan. 9 WINTHROP * W, 75-63 Jan. 9 PRESBYTERIAN * W, 61-43 Dec. 18 at East Carolina L, 60-62 Jan. 12 at Longwood * W, 75-62 Jan. 12 at Liberty * L, 56-64 Dec. 22 SPALDING W, 83-54 Jan. 16 UNC ASHEVILLE * W, 74-68 Jan. 16 at Gardner-Webb * L, 65-66 Jan. 5 at Campbell * (3OT) L, 81-93 Jan. 19 HIGH POINT * W, 83-75 Jan. 19 VMI * W, 72-49 Jan. 9 UNC ASHEVILLE * W, 78-71 Jan. 23 at Presbyterian * W, 79-59 Jan. 23 at UNC Asheville * L, 60-63 Jan. 12 at High Point * L, 64-70 Jan. 26 at Liberty * W, 79-75 Jan. 26 CAMPBELL * W, 73-59 Jan. 16 COASTAL CAROLINA * W, 66-65 Jan. 30 GARDNER-WEBB * (OT) L, 73-74 Jan. 30 at Winthrop * L, 48-61 Jan. 19 RADFORD * L, 51-52 Feb. 6 at Coastal Carolina * 7:00pm Feb. 2 RADFORD * W, 62-52 Jan. 23 at Winthrop * L, 55-61 Feb. 9 CAMPBELL * 5:30pm Feb. 6 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * 7:00pm Jan. 26 at VMI * W, 63-49 Feb. 13 at Winthrop * 7:00pm Feb. 9 at High Point * 7:00pm Jan. 30 at Charleston Southern * (OT) W, 74-73 Feb. 16 at UNC Asheville * 2:00pm Feb. 13 at Presbyterian * 7:00pm Feb. 2 LONGWOOD * W, 76-65 Feb. 19 PRESBYTERIAN * 7:30pm Feb. 16 GARDNER-WEBB * 7:00pm Feb. 6 at Presbyterian * 7:00pm Feb. 21 VMI * 7:30pm Feb. 19 UNC ASHEVILLE * 7:00pm Feb. 9 LIBERTY * 7:00pm Feb. 23 at BracketBusters TBA Feb. 23 at BracketBusters TBA Feb. 13 at UNC Asheville * 7:00pm Feb. 27 at Gardner-Webb * 7:00pm Feb. 27 WINTHROP * 7:00pm Feb. 16 at Coastal Carolina * 7:00pm March 2 COASTAL CAROLINA * 4:30pm March 2 at Charleston Southern * 4:30pm Feb. 19 WINTHROP * 7:00pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA Feb. 23 at BracketBusters TBA Feb. 27 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * 7:00pm March 2 PRESBYTERIAN * 4:30pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA

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PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE UNC ASHEVILLE WINTHROP (5-18, 2-7 Big South) (13-10, 7-2 Big South) (10-11, 4-5 Big South) Head Coach: Gregg Nibert (24th year) Head Coach: Eddie Biedenbach (17th year) Head Coach: Pat Kelsey (1st year) MBB Contact: Simon Whitaker MBB Contact: Mike Gore MBB Contact: Brett Redden Phone: 864-833-8252 Phone: 828-251-6923 Phone: 803-323-2129, ext. 6246 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Nov. 12 at Clemson L, 44-77 Nov. 9 WESTERN CAROLINA W, 71-61 Nov. 10 ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN W, 80-48 Nov. 14 at Georgia Tech L, 38-52 Nov. 11 at UNC Wilmington L, 59-67 Nov. 13 at Indiana State L, 55-66 Nov. 18 at #13/15 Creighton % L, 58-87 Nov. 15 vs. Tennessee % L, 68-75 Nov. 17 VCU L, 54-90 Nov. 20 at #24 Wisconsin % L, 43-88 Nov. 16 vs. Akron % L, 63-82 Nov. 20 LENOIR-RHYNE W, 59-35 Nov. 23 vs. Cornell % L, 55-89 Nov. 19 vs. Providence % L, 67-72 Nov. 28 at Wofford L, 55-70 Nov. 24 vs. Florida A&M % L, 55-69 Nov. 23 at #15/16 North Carolina State % L, 80-82 Dec. 1 at James Madison L, 61-71 Nov. 27 TOCCOA FALLS W, 97-38 Nov. 29 USC UPSTATE L, 71-73 Dec. 4 BREVARD W, 77-54 Dec. 9 at Furman L, 57-81 Dec. 8 MONTREAT W, 85-51 Dec. 15 at Ohio W, 50-49 Dec. 12 NORTH GREENVILLE W, 91-83 Dec. 12 LENOIR-RHYNE W, 66-55 Dec. 18 at #7/7 Ohio State L, 55-65 Dec. 15 JACKSONVILLE STATE (OT) L, 59-66 Dec. 15 at #7/7 Ohio State L, 72-90 Dec. 22 at Auburn W, 74-67 Dec. 18 at Tennessee L, 62-78 Dec. 18 at Northeastern W, 79-73 Dec. 30 HAMPTON W, 50-43 Dec. 22 at Appalachian State L, 70-78 Dec. 21 at St. John’s W, 72-65 Jan. 2 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL L, 57-64 Dec. 29 at South Carolina L, 60-76 Dec. 30 BLUEFIELD W, 95-66 Jan. 5 HIGH POINT * L, 61-74 Jan. 1 MONTREAT W, 77-35 Jan. 2 at Charlotte (OT) L, 63-71 Jan. 9 at Charleston Southern * L, 63-75 Jan. 5 VMI * L, 77-86 Jan. 5 at Liberty * W, 83-69 Jan. 12 at VMI * L, 54-72 Jan. 9 at Coastal Carolina * L, 43-61 Jan. 9 at Gardner-Webb * L, 71-78 Jan. 16 PRESBYTERIAN * W, 62-51 Jan. 12 CAMPBELL * L, 46-62 Jan. 12 RADFORD * W, 79-61 Jan. 19 at Campbell * L, 59-63 Jan. 16 at Winthrop * L, 51-62 Jan. 16 at Charleston Southern * L, 68-74 Jan. 23 GARDNER-WEBB * W, 61-55 Jan. 19 LIBERTY * W, 68-60 Jan. 19 LONGWOOD * W, 68-65 Jan. 26 at Radford * L, 57-58 Jan. 23 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * L, 59-79 Jan. 23 COASTAL CAROLINA * W, 63-60 Jan. 30 COASTAL CAROLINA * W, 61-48 Jan. 26 at Longwood * W, 82-71 Jan. 26 HIGH POINT * W, 69-58 Feb. 2 LIBERTY * W, 66-56 Jan. 30 UNC ASHEVILLE * L, 74-77 Jan. 30 at Presbyterian * W, 77-74 Feb. 6 at UNC Asheville * 7:00pm Feb. 2 at High Point * L, 68-78 Feb. 2 at Campbell * W, 78-61 Feb. 9 LONGWOOD * 2:00pm Feb. 6 GARDNER-WEBB * 7:00pm Feb. 6 WINTHROP * 7:00pm Feb. 13 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * 7:00pm Feb. 9 at Radford * 2:00pm Feb. 8 at VMI * 7:00pm Feb. 16 at Presbyterian * 7:00pm Feb. 13 COASTAL CAROLINA * 7:00pm Feb. 13 GARDNER-WEBB * 7:00pm Feb. 19 at Gardner-Webb * 7:00pm Feb. 16 WINTHROP * 7:00pm Feb. 16 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * 2:00pm Feb. 23 BRACKETBUSTERS TBA Feb. 19 at Charleston Southern * 7:30pm Feb. 19 at Coastal Carolina * 7:00pm Feb. 27 at Coastal Carolina * 7:00pm Feb. 23 BRACKETBUSTERS TBA Feb. 23 BRACKETBUSTERS 4:30pm March 2 UNC ASHEVILLE * 4:00pm Feb. 27 at UNC Asheville * 7:00pm Feb. 27 PRESBYTERIAN * 7:00pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA March 2 at Gardner-Webb * 4:30pm March 2 at Winthrop * 4:00pm March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA March 5-10 at Big South Championship TBA

% - Las Vegas Invitational HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS % - Puerto Rico Tip-Off Tournament HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS * - Big South Conference game HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS * - Big South Conference game All times EST * - Big South Conference game All times EST Dates, times and sites subject to change All times EST Dates, times and sites subject to change Dates, times and sites subject to change America East ...... 0-2 Metro Atlantic ...... 0-2 The Big South head coaches and media Boston U. 0-2 Canisius 0-1 panel have voted CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY and Iona 0-1 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY the Atlantic Coast ...... 1-7 fi rst divisional favorites in the Big South’s annual Clemson 1-1 Mid-American ...... 2-3 preseason poll. Georgia Tech 0-1 Ohio 1-0 North Carolina 0-1 Akron 1-1 It is the second time Campbell has been a North Carolina State 0-1 Western Michigan 0-2 preseason favorite in the Big South, as the Camels Virginia Tech 0-1 were tabbed fi rst in the 1988-89 poll. Charleston Wake Forest 0-2 Mid-Eastern Athletic ...... 4-8 Southern receives its fi rst-ever preseason No. 1 Hampton 2-0 ranking in the Conference, as the Buccaneers Atlantic Sun ...... 2-3 Florida A&M 1-1 were previously ranked as high as second three Kennesaw State 1-0 Howard 1-1 times in the League’s annual preseason poll. East Tennessee State 1-1 Norfolk State 0-1 Lipscomb 0-1 North Carolina Central 0-1 Below are the preseason poll results, with fi rst- USC Upstate 0-1 Morgan State 0-2 place votes in parentheses: North Carolina A&T 0-2 Atlantic 10 ...... 0-7 North Division George Washington 0-1 Missouri Valley ...... 0-5 1. Campbell (21) ...... 166 Richmond 0-1 Wichita State 0-1 2. VMI (5) ...... 136 VCU 0-2 Creighton 0-2 3. High Point (3) ...... 103 Charlotte 0-3 Indiana State 0-2 4. Liberty ...... 98 5. Radford ...... 57 BIG EAST ...... 2-5 Northeast ...... 0-2 6. Longwood ...... 49 DePaul 1-0 Fairleigh Dickinson 0-1 St. John’s 1-0 Robert Morris 0-1 South Division Cincinnati 0-1 1. Charleston Southern (16) ...... 157 Providence 0-1 Ohio Valley ...... 3-4 2. Coastal Carolina (8) ...... 147 Seton Hall 0-1 Austin Peay 2-0 3. UNC Asheville (5) ...... 130 Georgetown 0-2 Tennessee Tech 1-1 4. Winthrop ...... 67 Jacksonville State 0-1 5. Gardner-Webb ...... 58 Big Sky ...... 0-1 Eastern Kentucky 0-2 6. Presbyterian College ...... 50 Northern Arizona 0-1 Pacifi c-12 ...... 0-1 Big Ten ...... 0-5 Arizona 0-1 Illinois 0-1 Iowa 0-1 Patriot ...... 0-1 Wisconsin 0-1 Army 0-1 MEN’S BASKETBALL PRESEASON Ohio State 0-2 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Southeastern ...... 1-6 (as voted by League head coaches and media) Big 12 ...... 0-3 Auburn 1-0 Iowa State 0-1 Alabama 0-1 FIRST-TEAM West Virginia 0-2 Arkansas 0-1 Stan Okoye, VMI (F, Sr.) Ole Miss 0-1 Darren White, Campbell (G, Sr.) Big West ...... 0-1 South Carolina 0-1 Anthony Raffa, Coastal Carolina (G, R-Sr.) UC Irvine 0-1 Tennessee 0-2 Trey Freeman, Campbell (G, Soph.) Saah Nimley, Charleston So. (G, Soph.) Colonial ...... 3-8 Southern ...... 9-8 SECOND-TEAM Northeastern 1-0 The Citadel 3-1 Khalid Mutakabbir, Presbyterian (G, Sr.) Old Dominion 1-0 Western Carolina 2-0 Jeremy Atkinson, UNC Asheville (F, Sr.) UNC Wilmington 1-1 Appalachian State 2-1 Arlon Harper, Charleston So. (G, Soph.) Delaware 0-1 Elon 1-0 Kierre Greenwood, Coastal Caro. (G, Sr.) Georgia State 0-1 UNC Greensboro 1-0 Tashan Newsome, Gardner-Webb (G, R-Sr.) James Madison 0-1 Chattanooga 0-1 Towson 0-1 Furman 0-1 BIG SOUTH PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR William & Mary 0-3 College of Charleston 0-2 Stan Okoye, VMI Wofford 0-2 Conference USA ...... 1-3 East Carolina 1-1 Southland ...... 0-2 Marshall 0-1 Northwestern State 0-1 Southern Mississippi 0-1 Sam Houston State 0-1

Horizon ...... 0-1 Sun Belt ...... 0-1 Wright State 0-1 Florida International 0-1

Ivy ...... 0-3 West Coast ...... 0-1 Dartmouth 0-1 Gonzaga 0-1 Cornell 0-2 Western Athletic ...... 0-1 Seattle 0-1 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Individual Statistics (ALL GAMES) - through games of Feb. 3 To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of his team’s games.

SCORING REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G ------1.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 146 29 86 407 20.4 1.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 52 129 181 9.1 2.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 20 144 40 57 385 19.3 2.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 23 63 138 201 8.7 3.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 143 0 83 369 17.6 3.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 23 66 133 199 8.7 4.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 139 17 103 398 17.3 4.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 68 111 179 7.8 5.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 91 49 74 305 16.1 5.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 44 110 154 7.7 6.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 23 131 40 63 365 15.9 6.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 61 111 172 7.5 7.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 126 51 33 336 14.6 7.NDIEGUENE, El Hadji-COAST JR 19 54 83 137 7.2 8.HARPER, Arlon-CSU...... SO 19 96 27 58 277 14.6 8.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 20 55 84 139 7.0 9.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 23 114 37 68 333 14.5 9.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 22 49 96 145 6.6 10.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 21 101 65 37 304 14.5 10.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 71 65 136 6.5 11.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 104 7 72 287 14.4 11.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 23 44 101 145 6.3 12.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 19 96 14 65 271 14.3 12.BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 21 48 82 130 6.2 13.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 119 14 74 326 14.2 13.GOMBWER, Paul-CSU...... SO 19 46 66 112 5.9 14.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 126 2 61 315 13.7 14.ENANGA, Michel-COASTAL... FR 20 49 68 117 5.9 15.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 23 116 55 27 314 13.7 15.CUNNINGHAM, D.J.-ASHE.... JR 22 38 89 127 5.8 16.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 19 83 8 75 249 13.1 16.CLYBURN, Joshua-PC...... JR 20 42 72 114 5.7 17.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 20 102 0 54 258 12.9 17.DUBLIN, Jeylani-LU...... SO 23 57 73 130 5.7 18.HARPER, Donta-GWU...... FR 23 112 1 70 295 12.8 18.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 19 23 82 105 5.5 19.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 23 95 63 35 288 12.5 19.WEEKS, Will-ASHE...... FR 23 39 84 123 5.3 20.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 23 114 3 56 287 12.5 20.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 15 24 56 80 5.3 21.HENRY, Derrick-WINTHROP.. SO 21 78 29 63 248 11.8 22.SPEAKS, Tavares-LIBERTY.. SR 23 93 8 75 269 11.7 23.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 23 88 28 63 267 11.6 24.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 19 76 42 23 217 11.4 25.HOOKER, Darian-CAM...... JR 23 86 33 48 253 11.0 GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 20 69 35 47 220 11.0

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 5.0 made per game) ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G ------1.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 20 102 191 .534 1.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 130 5.65 2.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 104 198 .525 2.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 104 5.47 3.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 143 276 .518 3.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 20 89 4.45 4.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 126 250 .504 4.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 19 83 4.37 5.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 20 144 295 .488 5.WOODHOUSE, Lucas-LU...... FR 23 95 4.13 6.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 139 287 .484 STRANGE, Tyler-GWU...... SO 23 95 4.13 7.HARPER, Arlon-CSU...... SO 19 96 206 .466 7.SIMMS, Jairus-HPU...... SR 18 70 3.89 8.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 23 131 287 .456 8.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 23 89 3.87 9.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 146 321 .455 9.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 23 74 3.22 10.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 119 270 .441 10.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 23 72 3.13 11.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 19 96 219 .438 11.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 57 2.85 12.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 23 116 266 .436 12.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 23 64 2.78 13.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 126 295 .427 13.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 23 62 2.70 14.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 19 51 2.68 15.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 21 54 2.57 McGAUGHY, Dejuan-HPU..... JR 21 54 2.57

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.5 made per game) STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G ------1.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 23 68 73 .932 1.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 50 2.17 2.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 72 82 .878 CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 50 2.17 3.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 23 63 73 .863 3.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 43 2.05 4.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 19 75 90 .833 4.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 23 43 1.87 5.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 74 89 .831 5.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 20 37 1.85 6.SPEAKS, Tavares-LIBERTY.. SR 23 75 93 .806 6.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 19 35 1.84 7.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 103 130 .792 HARPER, Arlon-CSU...... SO 19 35 1.84 8.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 74 94 .787 8.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 23 42 1.83 9.HARPER, Arlon-CSU...... SO 19 58 76 .763 9.GILLIS, Warren-COASTAL... SO 18 29 1.61 10.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 20 57 75 .760 10.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 37 1.61 11.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 19 65 87 .747 STRANGE, Tyler-GWU...... SO 23 37 1.61 12.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 23 63 87 .724 ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 37 1.61 13.HENRY, Derrick-WINTHROP.. SO 21 63 91 .692 13.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 28 1.47 14.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 83 124 .669 14.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 29 1.45 15.HARPER, Donta-GWU...... FR 23 70 105 .667 15.HARPER, Donta-GWU...... FR 23 33 1.43

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) 3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G ------1.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 23 55 124 .444 1.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 21 65 3.10 2.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 19 42 98 .429 2.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 23 63 2.74 3.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 23 63 149 .423 3.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 49 2.58 4.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 15 32 76 .421 4.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 23 55 2.39 5.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 21 65 165 .394 5.BROWN, Brian-VMI...... SO 20 45 2.25 6.BROWN, Brian-VMI...... SO 20 45 123 .366 6.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 51 2.22 7.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 51 145 .352 7.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 19 42 2.21 8.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 20 40 114 .351 8.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 15 32 2.13 9.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 23 47 140 .336 9.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 23 47 2.04 10.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 49 147 .333 10.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 20 40 2.00 11.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 23 45 1.96 12.SMITH, Andre-WINTHROP.... SO 21 40 1.90 13.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 20 35 1.75 14.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 23 40 1.74 15.MARSHALL, Tim-VMI...... FR 20 34 1.70 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Individual Statistics (ALL GAMES) - through games of Feb. 3

BLOCKED SHOTS ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.CUNNINGHAM, D.J.-ASHE.... JR 22 64 2.91 1.SIMMS, Jairus-HPU...... SR 18 70 3.9 23 1.3 3.04 2.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 20 57 2.85 2.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 130 5.7 55 2.4 2.36 3.FULLAH, Allie-CSU...... JR 19 37 1.95 3.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 20 89 4.5 41 2.1 2.17 4.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 30 1.43 4.STRANGE, Tyler-GWU...... SO 23 95 4.1 51 2.2 1.86 5.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 23 31 1.35 5.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 104 5.5 57 3.0 1.82 6.HARPER, Donta-GWU...... FR 23 26 1.13 6.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 23 89 3.9 52 2.3 1.71 7.CARETHERS, Jalen-RAD..... SO 23 25 1.09 7.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 19 83 4.4 51 2.7 1.63 8.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 22 22 1.00 8.WOODHOUSE, Lucas-LU...... FR 23 95 4.1 60 2.6 1.58 9.HOLCOMB, Brandon-RAD..... FR 23 21 0.91 9.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 23 72 3.1 49 2.1 1.47 10.BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 21 19 0.90 10.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 23 74 3.2 56 2.4 1.32 11.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 18 0.90 12.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 17 0.74 13.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 23 15 0.65 14.ANGLADE, Phillip-VMI..... FR 20 13 0.65 15.TRUSS, William-PC...... SO 23 14 0.61

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ------1.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 21 71 3.38 1.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 129 6.45 2.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 68 2.96 2.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 23 138 6.00 3.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 23 66 2.87 3.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 23 133 5.78 4.NDIEGUENE, El Hadji-COAST JR 19 54 2.84 4.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 110 5.50 5.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 20 55 2.75 5.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 111 4.83 6.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 23 63 2.74 GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 23 111 4.83 7.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 61 2.65 7.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 23 101 4.39 8.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 52 2.60 8.NDIEGUENE, El Hadji-COAST JR 19 83 4.37 9.DUBLIN, Jeylani-LU...... SO 23 57 2.48 9.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 22 96 4.36 10.ENANGA, Michel-COASTAL... FR 20 49 2.45 10.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 19 82 4.32 11.GOMBWER, Paul-CSU...... SO 19 46 2.42 11.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 20 84 4.20 12.BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 21 48 2.29 12.CUNNINGHAM, D.J.-ASHE.... JR 22 89 4.05 13.HILL, Jerome-GWU...... FR 22 50 2.27 13.TRUSS, William-PC...... SO 23 93 4.04 14.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 22 49 2.23 CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 93 4.04 15.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 20 44 2.20 15.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 76 4.00

MINUTES PLAYED ## Player-Team Cl G Minutes Avg/G ------1.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 23 854 37.13 2.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 23 834 36.26 3.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 23 794 34.52 4.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 23 778 33.83 5.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 23 771 33.52 6.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 19 635 33.42 7.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 23 767 33.35 8.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 23 763 33.17 9.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 23 743 32.30 10.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 20 644 32.20 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Team Statistics (ALL GAMES) - through games of Feb. 3

SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G ## Team G Pts Avg/G ------1.VMI...... 20 10-10 1552 77.6 1.Winthrop...... 21 1274 60.7 2.Charleston Southern. 19 12-7 1457 76.7 2.Gardner-Webb...... 23 1399 60.8 3.High Point...... 21 11-10 1536 73.1 3.Coastal Carolina.... 20 1239 62.0 4.UNC Asheville...... 23 13-10 1667 72.5 4.High Point...... 21 1409 67.1 5.Campbell...... 23 10-13 1596 69.4 5.Charleston Southern. 19 1276 67.2 6.Coastal Carolina.... 20 10-10 1352 67.6 6.Radford...... 23 1556 67.7 7.Radford...... 23 10-13 1547 67.3 7.Liberty...... 23 1579 68.7 8.Gardner-Webb...... 23 13-10 1516 65.9 8.UNC Asheville...... 23 1583 68.8 9.Liberty...... 23 7-16 1514 65.8 9.Presbyterian...... 23 1633 71.0 10.Longwood...... 23 3-20 1506 65.5 10.Campbell...... 23 1670 72.6 11.Presbyterian...... 23 5-18 1434 62.3 11.VMI...... 20 1507 75.3 12.Winthrop...... 21 10-11 1271 60.5 12.Longwood...... 23 1883 81.9

SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PERCENTAGES ## Team G OFF DEF Margin ## Team G FTM FTA Pct ------1.Charleston Southern. 19 76.7 67.2 +9.5 1.Presbyterian...... 23 223 291 .766 2.High Point...... 21 73.1 67.1 +6.0 2.High Point...... 21 291 394 .739 3.Coastal Carolina.... 20 67.6 62.0 +5.6 3.Charleston Southern. 19 282 390 .723 4.Gardner-Webb...... 23 65.9 60.8 +5.1 4.UNC Asheville...... 23 350 499 .701 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 72.5 68.8 +3.7 5.Gardner-Webb...... 23 283 405 .699 6.VMI...... 20 77.6 75.3 +2.2 6.Campbell...... 23 302 436 .693 7.Winthrop...... 21 60.5 60.7 -0.1 7.Liberty...... 23 312 452 .690 8.Radford...... 23 67.3 67.7 -0.4 8.Winthrop...... 21 245 362 .677 9.Liberty...... 23 65.8 68.7 -2.8 9.Longwood...... 23 257 389 .661 10.Campbell...... 23 69.4 72.6 -3.2 10.Coastal Carolina.... 20 262 405 .647 11.Presbyterian...... 23 62.3 71.0 -8.7 11.VMI...... 20 265 415 .639 12.Longwood...... 23 65.5 81.9 -16.4 12.Radford...... 23 300 478 .628

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.UNC Asheville...... 23 606 1322 .458 1.Coastal Carolina.... 20 421 1030 .409 2.Presbyterian...... 23 537 1183 .454 2.Charleston Southern. 19 462 1124 .411 3.Campbell...... 23 601 1331 .452 3.Winthrop...... 21 446 1079 .413 4.High Point...... 21 578 1300 .445 4.Gardner-Webb...... 23 507 1206 .420 5.Coastal Carolina.... 20 502 1134 .443 5.High Point...... 21 479 1138 .421 6.Charleston Southern. 19 496 1137 .436 6.Liberty...... 23 559 1319 .424 7.VMI...... 20 553 1271 .435 7.UNC Asheville...... 23 588 1344 .438 8.Longwood...... 23 570 1324 .431 8.VMI...... 20 572 1305 .438 9.Gardner-Webb...... 23 557 1300 .428 9.Campbell...... 23 591 1337 .442 10.Liberty...... 23 518 1243 .417 10.Radford...... 23 556 1250 .445 11.Winthrop...... 21 447 1079 .414 11.Presbyterian...... 23 576 1292 .446 12.Radford...... 23 551 1359 .405 12.Longwood...... 23 691 1395 .495

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.Charleston Southern. 19 183 488 .375 1.Liberty...... 23 126 431 .292 2.Liberty...... 23 166 451 .368 2.VMI...... 20 117 378 .310 3.Presbyterian...... 23 137 395 .347 3.Gardner-Webb...... 23 119 377 .316 4.Winthrop...... 21 132 393 .336 4.Winthrop...... 21 127 399 .318 5.VMI...... 20 181 539 .336 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 128 394 .325 6.Radford...... 23 145 446 .325 6.Coastal Carolina.... 20 146 435 .336 7.UNC Asheville...... 23 105 327 .321 7.Campbell...... 23 156 462 .338 8.Coastal Carolina.... 20 86 278 .309 8.High Point...... 21 135 397 .340 9.Gardner-Webb...... 23 119 386 .308 9.Charleston Southern. 19 135 388 .348 10.Campbell...... 23 92 305 .302 10.Radford...... 23 128 350 .366 11.Longwood...... 23 109 371 .294 11.Presbyterian...... 23 175 468 .374 12.High Point...... 21 89 306 .291 12.Longwood...... 23 149 378 .394

REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G ## Team G Reb Avg/G ------1.Charleston Southern. 19 750 39.5 1.Coastal Carolina.... 20 633 31.7 2.VMI...... 20 771 38.5 2.Winthrop...... 21 677 32.2 3.High Point...... 21 806 38.4 3.Gardner-Webb...... 23 748 32.5 4.Coastal Carolina.... 20 751 37.5 4.Presbyterian...... 23 774 33.7 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 846 36.8 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 788 34.3 6.Radford...... 23 841 36.6 6.High Point...... 21 728 34.7 7.Gardner-Webb...... 23 831 36.1 7.Charleston Southern. 19 667 35.1 8.Liberty...... 23 818 35.6 8.Liberty...... 23 833 36.2 9.Campbell...... 23 781 34.0 9.Campbell...... 23 843 36.7 10.Winthrop...... 21 704 33.5 10.Longwood...... 23 850 37.0 11.Longwood...... 23 758 33.0 11.Radford...... 23 853 37.1 12.Presbyterian...... 23 671 29.2 12.VMI...... 20 821 41.0 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Team Statistics (ALL GAMES) - through games of Feb. 3

REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Blocks Avg/G ------1.Coastal Carolina.... 20 751 37.5 633 31.7 +5.9 1.UNC Asheville...... 23 124 5.39 2.Charleston Southern. 19 750 39.5 667 35.1 +4.4 2.VMI...... 20 90 4.50 3.High Point...... 21 806 38.4 728 34.7 +3.7 3.High Point...... 21 92 4.38 4.Gardner-Webb...... 23 831 36.1 748 32.5 +3.6 4.Radford...... 23 89 3.87 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 846 36.8 788 34.3 +2.5 5.Charleston Southern. 19 64 3.37 6.Winthrop...... 21 704 33.5 677 32.2 +1.3 6.Campbell...... 23 71 3.09 7.Radford...... 23 841 36.6 853 37.1 -0.5 Liberty...... 23 71 3.09 8.Liberty...... 23 818 35.6 833 36.2 -0.7 8.Longwood...... 23 67 2.91 9.VMI...... 20 771 38.5 821 41.0 -2.5 9.Gardner-Webb...... 23 66 2.87 10.Campbell...... 23 781 34.0 843 36.7 -2.7 10.Winthrop...... 21 44 2.10 11.Longwood...... 23 758 33.0 850 37.0 -4.0 11.Presbyterian...... 23 42 1.83 12.Presbyterian...... 23 671 29.2 774 33.7 -4.5 12.Coastal Carolina.... 20 35 1.75

ASSISTS STEALS ## Team G Assists Avg/G ## Team G Steals Avg/G ------1.VMI...... 20 302 15.10 1.Radford...... 23 213 9.26 2.High Point...... 21 312 14.86 2.Coastal Carolina.... 20 174 8.70 3.Campbell...... 23 333 14.48 3.Gardner-Webb...... 23 199 8.65 4.UNC Asheville...... 23 325 14.13 4.VMI...... 20 167 8.35 5.Gardner-Webb...... 23 312 13.57 5.Campbell...... 23 182 7.91 6.Longwood...... 23 311 13.52 6.High Point...... 21 164 7.81 7.Charleston Southern. 19 246 12.95 7.UNC Asheville...... 23 179 7.78 8.Radford...... 23 297 12.91 8.Longwood...... 23 168 7.30 9.Liberty...... 23 289 12.57 9.Charleston Southern. 19 136 7.16 10.Presbyterian...... 23 279 12.13 10.Liberty...... 23 131 5.70 11.Coastal Carolina.... 20 221 11.05 11.Winthrop...... 21 110 5.24 12.Winthrop...... 21 201 9.57 12.Presbyterian...... 23 96 4.17

TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.Radford...... 23 321 14.0 381 16.6 +2.61 1.High Point...... 21 312 14.9 256 12.2 1.22 2.High Point...... 21 256 12.2 308 14.7 +2.48 2.VMI...... 20 302 15.1 278 13.9 1.09 3.Coastal Carolina.... 20 287 14.4 330 16.5 +2.15 3.Campbell...... 23 333 14.5 320 13.9 1.04 4.Gardner-Webb...... 23 343 14.9 380 16.5 +1.61 4.Charleston Southern. 19 246 12.9 250 13.2 0.98 5.VMI...... 20 278 13.9 305 15.3 +1.35 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 325 14.1 344 15.0 0.94 6.Charleston Southern. 19 250 13.2 271 14.3 +1.11 6.Radford...... 23 297 12.9 321 14.0 0.93 7.Campbell...... 23 320 13.9 329 14.3 +0.39 7.Gardner-Webb...... 23 312 13.6 343 14.9 0.91 8.UNC Asheville...... 23 344 15.0 340 14.8 -0.17 8.Presbyterian...... 23 279 12.1 313 13.6 0.89 9.Winthrop...... 21 274 13.0 248 11.8 -1.24 9.Liberty...... 23 289 12.6 338 14.7 0.86 10.Longwood...... 23 409 17.8 334 14.5 -3.26 10.Coastal Carolina.... 20 221 11.1 287 14.4 0.77 11.Liberty...... 23 338 14.7 262 11.4 -3.30 11.Longwood...... 23 311 13.5 409 17.8 0.76 12.Presbyterian...... 23 313 13.6 234 10.2 -3.43 12.Winthrop...... 21 201 9.6 274 13.0 0.73

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G ## Team G No. Avg/G ------1.Coastal Carolina.... 20 286 14.30 1.Charleston Southern. 19 491 25.84 2.High Point...... 21 287 13.67 2.VMI...... 20 504 25.20 3.Charleston Southern. 19 259 13.63 3.Liberty...... 23 575 25.00 4.VMI...... 20 267 13.35 4.UNC Asheville...... 23 573 24.91 5.Radford...... 23 306 13.30 5.High Point...... 21 519 24.71 6.Gardner-Webb...... 23 284 12.35 6.Gardner-Webb...... 23 547 23.78 7.UNC Asheville...... 23 273 11.87 7.Winthrop...... 21 489 23.29 8.Campbell...... 23 253 11.00 8.Radford...... 23 535 23.26 9.Longwood...... 23 248 10.78 9.Coastal Carolina.... 20 465 23.25 10.Liberty...... 23 243 10.57 10.Campbell...... 23 528 22.96 11.Winthrop...... 21 215 10.24 11.Presbyterian...... 23 523 22.74 12.Presbyterian...... 23 148 6.43 12.Longwood...... 23 510 22.17

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. OFFENSIVE REB PCT. ## Team G D-Reb O-Reb D-Reb% ## Team G O-Reb D-Reb O-Reb% ------1.Winthrop...... 21 489 191 0.719 1.Coastal Carolina.... 20 286 424 0.403 2.Gardner-Webb...... 23 547 234 0.700 2.Charleston Southern. 19 259 441 0.370 3.High Point...... 21 519 233 0.690 3.High Point...... 21 287 495 0.367 4.Coastal Carolina.... 20 465 209 0.690 4.Gardner-Webb...... 23 284 514 0.356 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 573 259 0.689 5.UNC Asheville...... 23 273 529 0.340 6.Charleston Southern. 19 491 226 0.685 6.Radford...... 23 306 604 0.336 7.Radford...... 23 535 249 0.682 7.VMI...... 20 267 539 0.331 8.Liberty...... 23 575 268 0.682 8.Campbell...... 23 253 544 0.317 9.Presbyterian...... 23 523 252 0.675 9.Winthrop...... 21 215 486 0.307 10.Longwood...... 23 510 274 0.651 10.Longwood...... 23 248 576 0.301 11.VMI...... 20 504 282 0.641 11.Liberty...... 23 243 565 0.301 12.Campbell...... 23 528 299 0.638 12.Presbyterian...... 23 148 522 0.221

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G ------1.Charleston Southern. 19 183 9.63 2.VMI...... 20 181 9.05 3.Liberty...... 23 166 7.22 4.Radford...... 23 145 6.30 5.Winthrop...... 21 132 6.29 6.Presbyterian...... 23 137 5.96 7.Gardner-Webb...... 23 119 5.17 8.Longwood...... 23 109 4.74 9.UNC Asheville...... 23 105 4.57 10.Coastal Carolina.... 20 86 4.30 11.High Point...... 21 89 4.24 12.Campbell...... 23 92 4.00 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Single-Game Highs (ALL GAMES) - through games of Feb. 3

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS ------Points...... 39 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) 36 WHITE, Darren (Campbell) vs Appalachian State (11/16/12) Field goals made...... 15 WHITE, Darren (Campbell) vs Appalachian State (11/16/12) 14 WHITE, Darren (Campbell) vs UNC Wilmington (12/29/12) Field goal attempts...... 23 RAFFA, Anthony (Coastal Carolina) vs FIU (11/24/12) 23 NEWSOME, Tashan (Gardner-Webb) at Campbell (01/05/13) 23 NIMLEY, Saah (Charleston Southern) at Liberty (01-26-13) 23 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Radford (01/30/13) Field goal percentage.... .923 (12-13) SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) .917 (11-12) WEEKS, Will (UNC Asheville) at Gardner-Webb (1/9/13) 3-Pt FG made...... 8 SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) 7 BROWN, Brian (VMI) at The Citadel (11/10/12) 7 CAREY, Tristan (Longwood) vs Florida A&M (11-23-12) 7 MARSHALL, Davon (Liberty) vs Charleston Southern (01-26-13) 3-Pt FG attempts...... 15 MEYER, Trent (UNC Asheville) at Charlotte (01/02/13) 14 BROWN, Brian (VMI) at The Citadel (11/10/12) 14 MARSHALL, Davon (Liberty) vs Charleston Southern (01-26-13) 3-Pt percentage...... 889 (8-9) SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) .778 (7-9) CAREY, Tristan (Longwood) vs Florida A&M (11-23-12) Free throws made...... 12 FREEMAN, Trey (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 12 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) Free throw attempts...... 14 HENRY, Derrick (Winthrop) vs St. Andrews (11/10/12) 14 FREEMAN, Trey (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 14 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) 14 WEEKS, Will (UNC Asheville) at Gardner-Webb (1/9/13) 14 SPEAKS, Tavares (Liberty) vs Campbell (01-29-13) Free throw percentage.... 1.000 (10-10) PRICE, R.J. (Radford) vs Longwood (01/16/13) .917 (11-12) GREENWOOD, Kierre (Coastal Carolina) at Tennessee Tech (11-15-12) Rebounds...... 17 KESSENS, Michael (Longwood) vs Central Penn College (11-28-12) 16 KESSENS, Michael (Longwood) vs Florida A&M (11-23-12) 16 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) vs Elon (11/24/12) 16 BROWN, John (High Point) at Chattanooga (12/28/12) 16 CORONADO, JR (Liberty) vs Union College (12-28-12) Assists...... 12 NIMLEY, Saah (Charleston Southern) vs The Citadel (12/04/12) 11 NIMLEY, Saah (Charleston Southern) at Radford (01/05/13) 11 WOODHOUSE, Lucas (Longwood) at UNC Asheville (01-19-13) Steals...... 7 STEPHENSON, Gavin (VMI) vs Central Penn College (11/13/12) 6 HARTLEY, Kevin (Gardner-Webb) vs Covenant College (11-10-12) 6 GREEN, Javonte (Radford) vs Hampton (11/28/12) 6 SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs UNC Asheville (01/16/13) Blocked shots...... 7 COVINGTON, D.J. (VMI) at Old Dominion (11-21-12) 7 CUNNINGHAM, D.J. (UNC Asheville) vs Radford (01-12-13)

TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by) ------Points...... 116 VMI vs Central Penn College (11/13/12) 110 VMI vs Shenandoah (01/02/13) Margin...... 63 (99-36) High Point vs Johnson & Wales (12-2-12) 59 (97-38) Presbyterian vs Toccoa Falls (11/27/12) Field goals made...... 45 VMI vs Central Penn College (11/13/12) 44 VMI vs Shenandoah (01/02/13) Field goal attempts...... 85 VMI vs Central Penn College (11/13/12) 78 Radford vs Charleston Southern (01/05/13) Field goal percentage.... .667 (42-63) Campbell vs Appalachian State (11/16/12) .646 (42-65) Presbyterian vs Toccoa Falls (11/27/12) 3-Pt FG made...... 15 Charleston Southern vs Virginia Intermont (12/29/12) 15 Charleston Southern at Presbyterian (01/23/13) 3-Pt FG attempts...... 37 VMI at The Citadel (11/10/12) 37 VMI at Virginia Tech (11/15/12) 3-Pt percentage...... 538 (14-26) Charleston Southern vs The Citadel (12/04/12) .538 (14-26) Charleston Southern at Radford (01/05/13) Free throws made...... 36 Campbell vs Newberry (11/29/12) 29 Coastal Carolina at Tennessee Tech (11-15-12) Free throw attempts...... 44 Campbell vs Newberry (11/29/12) 42 Campbell vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) Free throw percentage.... 1.000 (16-16) Presbyterian at Longwood (01-26-13) .952 (20-21) High Point vs St. Andrews (11-21-12) Rebounds...... 60 Coastal Carolina vs Johnson & Wales (11/20/12) 56 Presbyterian vs Toccoa Falls (11/27/12) 56 VMI vs VA Univ. - Lynchburg (12/03/12) 56 VMI vs Shenandoah (01/02/13) Assists...... 28 VMI vs Central Penn College (11/13/12) 27 VMI vs Shenandoah (01/02/13) Steals...... 20 VMI vs VA Univ. - Lynchburg (12/03/12) 17 Gardner-Webb vs Covenant College (11-10-12) 17 VMI vs Central Penn College (11/13/12) 17 High Point vs Johnson & Wales (12-2-12) Blocked shots...... 11 UNC Asheville vs Lenoir-Rhyne (12-12-12) 10 VMI at Old Dominion (11-21-12) 10 High Point vs Johnson & Wales (12-2-12) 10 UNC Asheville vs Radford (01-12-13) Turnovers...... 30 Longwood at Georgetown (12/10/12) 28 Longwood at Arkansas (11-18-12) Fouls...... 30 Radford at West Virginia (12/22/12) 29 Campbell vs Newberry (11/29/12) 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Individual Statistics (BIG SOUTH GAMES ONLY) - through games of Feb. 3 To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of his team’s games.

SCORING REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G ------1.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 60 13 41 174 21.8 1.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 20 54 74 9.3 2.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 9 68 20 21 177 19.7 NDIEGUENE, El Hadji-COAST JR 8 26 48 74 9.3 3.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 41 24 38 144 18.0 3.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 30 46 76 8.4 4.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 9 53 20 35 161 17.9 4.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 9 25 50 75 8.3 5.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 56 6 39 157 17.4 5.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 8 21 43 64 8.0 6.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 9 51 32 19 153 17.0 6.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 9 15 53 68 7.6 7.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 51 8 38 148 16.4 7.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 12 46 58 7.3 8.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 47 6 42 142 15.8 8.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 9 12 51 63 7.0 DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 9 52 27 11 142 15.8 9.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 16 46 62 6.9 10.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 8 45 23 12 125 15.6 10.BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 9 20 41 61 6.8 11.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 9 58 0 24 140 15.6 11.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 9 21 39 60 6.7 12.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 9 50 3 36 139 15.4 12.CUNNINGHAM, D.J.-ASHE.... JR 9 15 44 59 6.6 13.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 48 21 16 133 14.8 13.WEEKS, Will-ASHE...... FR 9 20 37 57 6.3 14.SPEAKS, Tavares-LIBERTY.. SR 9 42 4 44 132 14.7 14.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 9 12 43 55 6.1 15.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 9 45 9 32 131 14.6 15.VANDER POL, Joel-LIBERTY. JR 9 14 38 52 5.8 16.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 9 46 12 26 130 14.4 NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 10 42 52 5.8 17.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 53 1 22 129 14.3 17.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 8 9 35 44 5.5 18.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 9 51 3 22 127 14.1 18.CLYBURN, Joshua-PC...... JR 9 19 30 49 5.4 19.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 9 39 26 17 121 13.4 19.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 9 22 26 48 5.3 20.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 8 33 2 39 107 13.4 20.ENANGA, Michel-COASTAL... FR 9 20 27 47 5.2 21.WEEKS, Will-ASHE...... FR 9 43 0 30 116 12.9 22.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 8 40 0 19 99 12.4 HARPER, Arlon-CSU...... SO 8 36 5 22 99 12.4 24.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 8 31 18 18 98 12.3 25.HOOKER, Darian-CAM...... JR 9 34 14 26 108 12.0 MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 8 32 21 11 96 12.0

FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 5.0 made per game) ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G ------1.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 9 51 86 .593 1.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 54 6.75 2.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 8 40 73 .548 2.WOODHOUSE, Lucas-LU...... FR 9 60 6.67 3.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 9 58 109 .532 3.WASHINGTON, Eric-PC...... SO 9 59 6.56 4.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 8 45 86 .523 4.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 46 5.11 5.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 9 50 96 .521 5.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 9 34 3.78 6.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 9 52 103 .505 JEROME, Joab-WINTHROP.... JR 9 34 3.78 7.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 9 68 136 .500 7.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 8 29 3.63 8.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 53 110 .482 GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 8 29 3.63 9.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 51 106 .481 9.SIMMS, Jairus-HPU...... SR 7 25 3.57 10.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 9 53 119 .445 10.STRANGE, Tyler-GWU...... SO 9 32 3.56 11.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 9 46 104 .442 11.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 9 31 3.44 12.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 48 113 .425 SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 9 31 3.44 13.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 56 136 .412 13.DAVIS, Rashun-RAD...... FR 9 27 3.00 14.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 47 115 .409 McGAUGHY, Dejuan-HPU..... JR 9 27 3.00 15.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 60 147 .408 NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 27 3.00

FREE THROW PCT (Min. 2.5 made per game) STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G ------1.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 9 35 36 .972 1.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 21 2.33 2.WASHINGTON, Eric-PC...... SO 9 23 25 .920 2.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 18 2.00 3.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 9 32 35 .914 3.HOOKER, Darian-CAM...... JR 9 17 1.89 4.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 8 39 44 .886 FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 17 1.89 5.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 9 36 41 .878 5.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 9 16 1.78 6.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 9 26 30 .867 BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 9 16 1.78 7.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 42 50 .840 7.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 8 13 1.63 8.HOOKER, Darian-CAM...... JR 9 26 32 .813 GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 8 13 1.63 9.SPEAKS, Tavares-LIBERTY.. SR 9 44 56 .786 NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 13 1.63 HARPER, Arlon-CSU...... SO 8 22 28 .786 10.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 9 14 1.56 11.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 38 50 .760 DAVIS, Rashun-RAD...... FR 9 14 1.56 12.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 39 52 .750 12.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 12 1.50 13.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 38 52 .731 13.STRANGE, Tyler-GWU...... SO 9 13 1.44 14.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 41 58 .707 GILLIS, Warren-COASTAL... SO 9 13 1.44 15.HARPER, Donta-GWU...... FR 9 25 38 .658 RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 9 13 1.44

3-POINT FG PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) 3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G ------1.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 9 20 33 .606 1.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 9 32 3.56 2.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 9 27 48 .563 2.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 9 27 3.00 3.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 8 18 33 .545 NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 24 3.00 4.SMITH, Andre-WINTHROP.... SO 9 21 43 .488 4.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 9 26 2.89 5.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 8 23 48 .479 5.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 8 23 2.88 6.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 9 22 48 .458 6.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 8 21 2.63 7.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 8 21 48 .438 7.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 9 22 2.44 8.MARSHALL, Davon-LIBERTY.. JR 9 26 62 .419 8.SMITH, Andre-WINTHROP.... SO 9 21 2.33 9.PRICE, R.J.-RAD...... SO 9 32 77 .416 CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 21 2.33 10.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 24 61 .393 10.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 8 18 2.25 11.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 9 20 52 .385 11.RAFFA, Anthony-COASTAL... SR 9 20 2.22 12.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 9 20 54 .370 MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 9 20 2.22 13.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 21 60 .350 HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 9 20 2.22 14.BROWN, Brian-VMI...... SO 8 15 1.88 15.ANDERSON, Ya Ya-RAD...... FR 7 12 1.71 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Individual Statistics (BIG SOUTH GAMES ONLY) - through games of Feb. 3

BLOCKED SHOTS ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.CUNNINGHAM, D.J.-ASHE.... JR 9 30 3.33 1.SIMMS, Jairus-HPU...... SR 7 25 3.6 5 0.7 5.00 2.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 8 23 2.88 2.GLASGOW, Rodney-VMI...... JR 8 29 3.6 11 1.4 2.64 3.FULLAH, Allie-CSU...... JR 8 22 2.75 3.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 54 6.8 25 3.1 2.16 4.CARETHERS, Jalen-RAD..... SO 9 13 1.44 4.WOODHOUSE, Lucas-LU...... FR 9 60 6.7 28 3.1 2.14 5.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 9 12 1.33 5.WASHINGTON, Eric-PC...... SO 9 59 6.6 30 3.3 1.97 6.HARPER, Donta-GWU...... FR 9 10 1.11 6.DAVIS, Rashun-RAD...... FR 9 27 3.0 14 1.6 1.93 7.HOLCOMB, Brandon-RAD..... FR 9 9 1.00 7.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 46 5.1 24 2.7 1.92 BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 9 9 1.00 8.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 27 3.0 15 1.7 1.80 CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 9 9 1.00 9.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 9 31 3.4 18 2.0 1.72 KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 9 9 1.00 10.MEYER, Trent-ASHE...... JR 9 34 3.8 20 2.2 1.70 11.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 8 0.89 11.STRANGE, Tyler-GWU...... SO 9 32 3.6 19 2.1 1.68 12.DUBLIN, Jeylani-LU...... SO 9 7 0.78 12.McGAUGHY, Dejuan-HPU..... JR 9 27 3.0 17 1.9 1.59 BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 9 7 0.78 13.JEROME, Joab-WINTHROP.... JR 9 34 3.8 25 2.8 1.36 14.WEEKS, Will-ASHE...... FR 9 6 0.67 14.SANDERS, John Caleb-LIBER JR 9 31 3.4 23 2.6 1.35 CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 9 6 0.67 15.GREENWOOD, Kierre-COASTAL SR 8 29 3.6 23 2.9 1.26 OLIVER, Antwon-CAM...... JR 9 6 0.67 SMITH, Andrew-LIBERTY.... SO 9 6 0.67 CLYBURN, Joshua-PC...... JR 9 6 0.67

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G ------1.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 30 3.33 1.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 54 6.75 2.NDIEGUENE, El Hadji-COAST JR 8 26 3.25 2.NDIEGUENE, El Hadji-COAST JR 8 48 6.00 3.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 9 25 2.78 3.CHANEY, Allan-HPU...... SR 9 53 5.89 4.HILL, Jerome-GWU...... FR 9 24 2.67 4.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 46 5.75 5.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 8 21 2.63 5.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 9 51 5.67 6.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 20 2.50 6.CORONADO, JR-LIBERTY..... JR 9 50 5.56 7.BROWN, John-HPU...... FR 9 22 2.44 7.COVINGTON, D.J.-VMI...... JR 8 43 5.38 8.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 9 21 2.33 8.GREEN, Javonte-RAD...... SO 9 46 5.11 9.ENANGA, Michel-COASTAL... FR 9 20 2.22 ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 46 5.11 WEEKS, Will-ASHE...... FR 9 20 2.22 10.CUNNINGHAM, D.J.-ASHE.... JR 9 44 4.89 BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 9 20 2.22 11.HARTLEY, Kevin-GWU...... SR 9 43 4.78 12.CLYBURN, Joshua-PC...... JR 9 19 2.11 12.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 42 4.67 13.LAW, Corey-HPU...... SR 9 18 2.00 13.BROWN, Larry-WINTHROP.... SO 9 41 4.56 14.OLIVER, Antwon-CAM...... JR 9 17 1.89 14.MUO, Mathiang-CSU...... SR 8 35 4.38 15.ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 16 1.78 15.HARRIS, Marvelle-CAM..... JR 9 39 4.33 DUBLIN, Jeylani-LU...... SO 9 16 1.78 CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 39 4.33 CARETHERS, Jalen-RAD..... SO 9 16 1.78

MINUTES PLAYED ## Player-Team Cl G Minutes Avg/G ------1.FREEMAN, Trey-CAM...... SO 9 339 37.67 2.MUTAKABBIR, Khalid-PC.... SR 9 332 36.89 3.NIMLEY, Saah-CSU...... SO 8 293 36.62 4.SEXTON, Jeremy-CSU...... SR 8 288 36.00 5.HORNSBY, Keith-ASHE...... SO 9 322 35.78 6.DOWNING, Jordan-PC...... SO 9 320 35.56 7.OKOYE, Stan-VMI...... SR 8 283 35.38 8.KESSENS, Michael-LU...... FR 9 312 34.67 9.NEWSOME, Tashan-GWU...... SR 9 306 34.00 10.CAREY, Tristan-LU...... JR 9 304 33.78 ATKINSON, Jeremy-ASHE.... SR 9 304 33.78 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Team Statistics (BIG SOUTH GAMES ONLY) - through games of Feb. 3

SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G ## Team G Pts Avg/G ------1.Charleston Southern. 8 7-1 619 77.4 1.Coastal Carolina.... 9 529 58.8 2.High Point...... 9 6-3 670 74.4 2.Winthrop...... 9 552 61.3 3.UNC Asheville...... 9 7-2 656 72.9 3.Radford...... 9 595 66.1 4.Liberty...... 9 3-6 628 69.8 4.Gardner-Webb...... 9 599 66.6 5.VMI...... 8 5-3 553 69.1 5.UNC Asheville...... 9 600 66.7 6.Campbell...... 9 5-4 619 68.8 6.High Point...... 9 605 67.2 7.Gardner-Webb...... 9 5-4 608 67.6 7.Charleston Southern. 8 550 68.8 8.Longwood...... 9 0-9 587 65.2 8.VMI...... 8 557 69.6 9.Coastal Carolina.... 9 5-4 577 64.1 9.Liberty...... 9 630 70.0 10.Presbyterian...... 9 2-7 568 63.1 10.Campbell...... 9 635 70.6 11.Radford...... 9 4-5 567 63.0 11.Presbyterian...... 9 636 70.7 12.Winthrop...... 9 4-5 544 60.4 12.Longwood...... 9 708 78.7

SCORING MARGIN FREE THROW PERCENTAGES ## Team G OFF DEF Margin ## Team G FTM FTA Pct ------1.Charleston Southern. 8 77.4 68.8 +8.6 1.Presbyterian...... 9 103 124 .831 2.High Point...... 9 74.4 67.2 +7.2 2.Liberty...... 9 135 181 .746 3.UNC Asheville...... 9 72.9 66.7 +6.2 3.Campbell...... 9 124 169 .734 4.Coastal Carolina.... 9 64.1 58.8 +5.3 4.Charleston Southern. 8 110 151 .728 5.Gardner-Webb...... 9 67.6 66.6 +1.0 5.Longwood...... 9 104 145 .717 6.Liberty...... 9 69.8 70.0 -0.2 6.Gardner-Webb...... 9 122 172 .709 7.VMI...... 8 69.1 69.6 -0.5 7.High Point...... 9 114 162 .704 8.Winthrop...... 9 60.4 61.3 -0.9 8.UNC Asheville...... 9 141 204 .691 9.Campbell...... 9 68.8 70.6 -1.8 9.Winthrop...... 9 102 150 .680 10.Radford...... 9 63.0 66.1 -3.1 10.Coastal Carolina.... 9 118 181 .652 11.Presbyterian...... 9 63.1 70.7 -7.6 11.Radford...... 9 109 176 .619 12.Longwood...... 9 65.2 78.7 -13.4 12.VMI...... 8 96 160 .600

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.UNC Asheville...... 9 237 494 .480 1.Coastal Carolina.... 9 179 450 .398 2.High Point...... 9 258 550 .469 2.Charleston Southern. 8 195 485 .402 3.Campbell...... 9 229 505 .453 3.Liberty...... 9 224 546 .410 4.Longwood...... 9 219 495 .442 4.UNC Asheville...... 9 225 522 .431 5.Gardner-Webb...... 9 219 496 .442 5.Winthrop...... 9 201 465 .432 6.Presbyterian...... 9 204 465 .439 6.High Point...... 9 212 490 .433 7.Charleston Southern. 8 213 491 .434 7.Radford...... 9 218 500 .436 8.VMI...... 8 194 452 .429 8.Campbell...... 9 218 498 .438 9.Liberty...... 9 216 509 .424 9.VMI...... 8 219 490 .447 10.Winthrop...... 9 191 452 .423 10.Presbyterian...... 9 218 483 .451 11.Coastal Carolina.... 9 210 497 .423 11.Gardner-Webb...... 9 220 483 .455 12.Radford...... 9 201 540 .372 12.Longwood...... 9 262 534 .491

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct ## Team G FG FGA Pct ------1.Charleston Southern. 8 83 206 .403 1.UNC Asheville...... 9 50 160 .313 2.Winthrop...... 9 60 149 .403 2.Liberty...... 9 52 166 .313 3.Gardner-Webb...... 9 48 133 .361 3.Gardner-Webb...... 9 52 156 .333 4.VMI...... 8 69 193 .358 4.High Point...... 9 54 161 .335 5.Presbyterian...... 9 57 160 .356 5.VMI...... 8 45 131 .344 6.Liberty...... 9 61 172 .355 6.Coastal Carolina.... 9 62 178 .348 7.UNC Asheville...... 9 41 117 .350 7.Winthrop...... 9 57 161 .354 8.Campbell...... 9 37 108 .343 8.Charleston Southern. 8 58 157 .369 9.High Point...... 9 40 119 .336 9.Campbell...... 9 57 152 .375 10.Coastal Carolina.... 9 39 122 .320 10.Presbyterian...... 9 52 137 .380 11.Radford...... 9 56 180 .311 11.Longwood...... 9 46 119 .387 12.Longwood...... 9 45 149 .302 12.Radford...... 9 51 130 .392

REBOUNDING OFFENSE REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G ## Team G Reb Avg/G ------1.Charleston Southern. 8 319 39.9 1.Winthrop...... 9 284 31.6 2.High Point...... 9 341 37.9 2.Gardner-Webb...... 9 285 31.7 3.Radford...... 9 338 37.6 3.Coastal Carolina.... 9 289 32.1 4.Coastal Carolina.... 9 335 37.2 4.UNC Asheville...... 9 296 32.9 5.Liberty...... 9 332 36.9 5.Campbell...... 9 298 33.1 6.Gardner-Webb...... 9 318 35.3 6.Presbyterian...... 9 305 33.9 7.UNC Asheville...... 9 314 34.9 7.High Point...... 9 307 34.1 8.VMI...... 8 277 34.6 8.Charleston Southern. 8 290 36.2 9.Campbell...... 9 302 33.6 9.Liberty...... 9 329 36.6 10.Winthrop...... 9 288 32.0 10.Longwood...... 9 338 37.6 11.Presbyterian...... 9 260 28.9 11.VMI...... 8 311 38.9 12.Longwood...... 9 259 28.8 12.Radford...... 9 351 39.0 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Team Statistics (BIG SOUTH GAMES ONLY) - through games of Feb. 3

REBOUNDING MARGIN BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Blocks Avg/G ------1.Coastal Carolina.... 9 335 37.2 289 32.1 +5.1 1.UNC Asheville...... 9 52 5.78 2.High Point...... 9 341 37.9 307 34.1 +3.8 2.Radford...... 9 44 4.89 3.Gardner-Webb...... 9 318 35.3 285 31.7 +3.7 3.VMI...... 8 31 3.88 4.Charleston Southern. 8 319 39.9 290 36.2 +3.6 4.High Point...... 9 34 3.78 5.UNC Asheville...... 9 314 34.9 296 32.9 +2.0 5.Campbell...... 9 32 3.56 6.Campbell...... 9 302 33.6 298 33.1 +0.4 6.Charleston Southern. 8 28 3.50 7.Winthrop...... 9 288 32.0 284 31.6 +0.4 7.Liberty...... 9 28 3.11 8.Liberty...... 9 332 36.9 329 36.6 +0.3 8.Gardner-Webb...... 9 25 2.78 9.Radford...... 9 338 37.6 351 39.0 -1.4 9.Longwood...... 9 23 2.56 10.VMI...... 8 277 34.6 311 38.9 -4.2 10.Winthrop...... 9 17 1.89 11.Presbyterian...... 9 260 28.9 305 33.9 -5.0 11.Coastal Carolina.... 9 14 1.56 12.Longwood...... 9 259 28.8 338 37.6 -8.8 12.Presbyterian...... 9 12 1.33

ASSISTS STEALS ## Team G Assists Avg/G ## Team G Steals Avg/G ------1.High Point...... 9 140 15.56 1.Campbell...... 9 77 8.56 2.UNC Asheville...... 9 131 14.56 2.Radford...... 9 75 8.33 3.Longwood...... 9 126 14.00 3.Gardner-Webb...... 9 73 8.11 Campbell...... 9 126 14.00 4.UNC Asheville...... 9 66 7.33 5.Gardner-Webb...... 9 121 13.44 5.Charleston Southern. 8 57 7.13 6.Charleston Southern. 8 105 13.13 6.Coastal Carolina.... 9 64 7.11 7.Radford...... 9 118 13.11 7.Longwood...... 9 63 7.00 8.Presbyterian...... 9 107 11.89 High Point...... 9 63 7.00 9.VMI...... 8 94 11.75 9.VMI...... 8 51 6.38 10.Liberty...... 9 100 11.11 10.Liberty...... 9 42 4.67 11.Winthrop...... 9 93 10.33 11.Winthrop...... 9 40 4.44 12.Coastal Carolina.... 9 84 9.33 12.Presbyterian...... 9 33 3.67

TURNOVER MARGIN ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio ------1.Radford...... 9 107 11.9 132 14.7 +2.78 1.High Point...... 9 140 15.6 99 11.0 1.41 High Point...... 9 99 11.0 124 13.8 +2.78 2.Radford...... 9 118 13.1 107 11.9 1.10 3.Coastal Carolina.... 9 114 12.7 133 14.8 +2.11 3.UNC Asheville...... 9 131 14.6 126 14.0 1.04 4.Charleston Southern. 8 103 12.9 114 14.3 +1.38 4.Charleston Southern. 8 105 13.1 103 12.9 1.02 5.VMI...... 8 98 12.3 99 12.4 +0.12 5.Campbell...... 9 126 14.0 129 14.3 0.98 6.UNC Asheville...... 9 126 14.0 126 14.0 +0.00 6.VMI...... 8 94 11.8 98 12.3 0.96 7.Gardner-Webb...... 9 138 15.3 136 15.1 -0.22 7.Longwood...... 9 126 14.0 133 14.8 0.95 8.Campbell...... 9 129 14.3 122 13.6 -0.78 8.Presbyterian...... 9 107 11.9 116 12.9 0.92 9.Longwood...... 9 133 14.8 122 13.6 -1.22 9.Winthrop...... 9 93 10.3 104 11.6 0.89 10.Winthrop...... 9 104 11.6 91 10.1 -1.44 10.Liberty...... 9 100 11.1 113 12.6 0.88 11.Liberty...... 9 113 12.6 90 10.0 -2.56 11.Gardner-Webb...... 9 121 13.4 138 15.3 0.88 12.Presbyterian...... 9 116 12.9 91 10.1 -2.78 12.Coastal Carolina.... 9 84 9.3 114 12.7 0.74

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Team G No. Avg/G ## Team G No. Avg/G ------1.Radford...... 9 129 14.33 1.Charleston Southern. 8 216 27.00 2.Coastal Carolina.... 9 119 13.22 2.Liberty...... 9 239 26.56 3.High Point...... 9 117 13.00 3.High Point...... 9 224 24.89 4.Charleston Southern. 8 103 12.88 4.UNC Asheville...... 9 219 24.33 5.Gardner-Webb...... 9 104 11.56 5.Coastal Carolina.... 9 216 24.00 6.VMI...... 8 91 11.38 6.Gardner-Webb...... 9 214 23.78 7.Campbell...... 9 98 10.89 Winthrop...... 9 214 23.78 8.UNC Asheville...... 9 95 10.56 8.VMI...... 8 186 23.25 9.Liberty...... 9 93 10.33 9.Radford...... 9 209 23.22 10.Winthrop...... 9 74 8.22 10.Campbell...... 9 204 22.67 11.Longwood...... 9 72 8.00 11.Presbyterian...... 9 197 21.89 12.Presbyterian...... 9 63 7.00 12.Longwood...... 9 187 20.78

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. OFFENSIVE REB PCT. ## Team G D-Reb O-Reb D-Reb% ## Team G O-Reb D-Reb O-Reb% ------1.Winthrop...... 9 214 69 0.756 1.Coastal Carolina.... 9 119 203 0.370 2.Gardner-Webb...... 9 214 82 0.723 2.High Point...... 9 117 205 0.363 3.Coastal Carolina.... 9 216 86 0.715 3.Radford...... 9 129 245 0.345 4.Charleston Southern. 8 216 93 0.699 4.Charleston Southern. 8 103 197 0.343 5.Liberty...... 9 239 105 0.695 5.Gardner-Webb...... 9 104 203 0.339 6.High Point...... 9 224 102 0.687 6.Campbell...... 9 98 197 0.332 7.UNC Asheville...... 9 219 100 0.687 7.UNC Asheville...... 9 95 196 0.326 8.Campbell...... 9 204 101 0.669 8.VMI...... 8 91 205 0.307 9.Radford...... 9 209 106 0.663 9.Liberty...... 9 93 224 0.293 10.Presbyterian...... 9 197 101 0.661 10.Winthrop...... 9 74 215 0.256 11.VMI...... 8 186 106 0.637 11.Longwood...... 9 72 231 0.238 12.Longwood...... 9 187 107 0.636 12.Presbyterian...... 9 63 204 0.236

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE ## Team G 3FG Avg/G ------1.Charleston Southern. 8 83 10.38 2.VMI...... 8 69 8.63 3.Liberty...... 9 61 6.78 4.Winthrop...... 9 60 6.67 5.Presbyterian...... 9 57 6.33 6.Radford...... 9 56 6.22 7.Gardner-Webb...... 9 48 5.33 8.Longwood...... 9 45 5.00 9.UNC Asheville...... 9 41 4.56 10.High Point...... 9 40 4.44 11.Coastal Carolina.... 9 39 4.33 12.Campbell...... 9 37 4.11 2012-13 Big South Conference Men’s Basketball Single-Game Highs (BIG SOUTH GAMES ONLY) - through games of Feb. 3

INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS ------Points...... 39 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) 34 SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) Field goals made...... 12 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) 12 SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) Field goal attempts...... 23 NEWSOME, Tashan (Gardner-Webb) at Campbell (01/05/13) 23 NIMLEY, Saah (Charleston Southern) at Liberty (01-26-13) 23 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Radford (01/30/13) Field goal percentage.... .923 (12-13) SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) .917 (11-12) WEEKS, Will (UNC Asheville) at Gardner-Webb (1/9/13) 3-Pt FG made...... 8 SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) 7 MARSHALL, Davon (Liberty) vs Charleston Southern (01-26-13) 3-Pt FG attempts...... 14 MARSHALL, Davon (Liberty) vs Charleston Southern (01-26-13) 12 NIMLEY, Saah (Charleston Southern) at Liberty (01-26-13) 3-Pt percentage...... 889 (8-9) SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs High Point (01/19/13) .500 (7-14) MARSHALL, Davon (Liberty) vs Charleston Southern (01-26-13) Free throws made...... 12 FREEMAN, Trey (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 12 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) Free throw attempts...... 14 FREEMAN, Trey (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 14 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) 14 WEEKS, Will (UNC Asheville) at Gardner-Webb (1/9/13) 14 SPEAKS, Tavares (Liberty) vs Campbell (01-29-13) Free throw percentage.... 1.000 (10-10) PRICE, R.J. (Radford) vs Longwood (01/16/13) .857 (12-14) FREEMAN, Trey (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) .857 (12-14) OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Presbyterian (1/5/13) Rebounds...... 15 LEONARD, Darius (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 15 MUO, Mathiang (Charleston Southern) at Radford (01/05/13) 15 OKOYE, Stan (VMI) at Radford (01/30/13) Assists...... 11 NIMLEY, Saah (Charleston Southern) at Radford (01/05/13) 11 WOODHOUSE, Lucas (Longwood) at UNC Asheville (01-19-13) Steals...... 6 SEXTON, Jeremy (Charleston Southern) vs UNC Asheville (01/16/13) 5 BROWN, John (High Point) at Radford (01/09/13) 5 GREEN, Javonte (Radford) vs Longwood (01/16/13) Blocked shots...... 7 CUNNINGHAM, D.J. (UNC Asheville) vs Radford (01-12-13) 5 HARRIS, Marvelle (Campbell) vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 5 FULLAH, Allie (Charleston Southern) at Liberty (01-26-13)

TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by) ------Points...... 96 High Point vs VMI (1-23-13) 93 Campbell vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) Margin...... 28 (88-60) High Point vs Longwood (1-30-13) 27 (74-47) Liberty vs Longwood (01-22-13) 27 (96-69) High Point vs VMI (1-23-13) Field goals made...... 41 High Point vs VMI (1-23-13) 37 High Point vs Longwood (1-30-13) Field goal attempts...... 78 Radford vs Charleston Southern (01/05/13) 77 Gardner-Webb at Campbell (01/05/13) Field goal percentage.... .622 (28-45) Presbyterian vs UNC Asheville (01/30/13) .587 (27-46) High Point vs Gardner-Webb (1-12-13) 3-Pt FG made...... 15 Charleston Southern at Presbyterian (01/23/13) 14 Charleston Southern at Radford (01/05/13) 3-Pt FG attempts...... 31 VMI vs Liberty (01/09/13) 31 VMI at Coastal Carolina (01/19/13) 3-Pt percentage...... 538 (14-26) Charleston Southern at Radford (01/05/13) .520 (13-25) Charleston Southern vs High Point (01/19/13) Free throws made...... 27 Campbell vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 26 Liberty vs Campbell (01-29-13) Free throw attempts...... 42 Campbell vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 34 VMI at High Point (1-23-13) Free throw percentage.... 1.000 (16-16) Presbyterian at Longwood (01-26-13) .938 (15-16) Liberty at Winthrop (02/02/13) Rebounds...... 53 VMI at Radford (01/30/13) 52 High Point vs Liberty (1-16-13) 52 Coastal Carolina vs VMI (01/19/13) Assists...... 24 High Point vs VMI (1-23-13) 22 High Point vs Longwood (1-30-13) 22 UNC Asheville at Campbell (02/02/13) Steals...... 13 Radford vs Longwood (01/16/13) 13 Campbell vs UNC Asheville (02/02/13) Blocked shots...... 10 UNC Asheville vs Radford (01-12-13) 8 Campbell vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) Turnovers...... 21 Campbell vs Gardner-Webb (01/05/13) 20 Longwood vs Charleston Southern (01-12-13) 20 UNC Asheville vs Radford (01-12-13) 20 UNC Asheville vs Coastal Carolina (01-23-13) 20 Longwood at High Point (1-30-13) 20 VMI at Radford (01/30/13) 20 Campbell vs UNC Asheville (02/02/13) Fouls...... 27 Gardner-Webb at Campbell (01/05/13) 25 High Point vs VMI (1-23-13) 25 Campbell at Liberty (01-29-13)