Legendary coach , who guided the year ranked ninth in the Associated Press (AP) poll. to the 1998 NCAA title, is the 18th Following the 1990-91 season with the Wildcats, he head coach in the storied history of the University of Mem- earned his first head coaching position in 1991-92 with the phis (UofM) basketball program. Tulsa Golden Hurricane. At Tulsa, he went 79-43 over his Smith, who has a 576-289 career record as head four seasons, including back-to-back NCAA Tournament coach at Memphis, Texas Tech, Tulsa, Georgia, Kentucky, Sweet 16 appearances – the Golden Hurricane’s first NCAA and Minnesota, is a three-time National Coach of the Year, berths since 1986-87. and in 2016 was named The Sporting News National In the 1994 NCAA Tournament, Smith’s 12th-seeded Coach of the Year, Coach of the Year, Golden Hurricane squad upset 17th-ranked and fifth-seed- and John Wooden Legends of Coaching Awardee. Since ed UCLA in the opening round, before recording a sec- being named head coach at Memphis, Smith has also been ond-straight upset with a victory over 19th-ranked and the recipient of the Mannie Jackson Human Spirit Award. fourth-seeded Oklahoma State 82-80 in a game played in During a 10-year span between his tenures with three differ- Oklahoma City. The run for Tulsa that season ended in the ent programs (Tulsa, Georgia, and Kentucky), he advanced NCAA Tournament Sweet 16, where the team fell to top- his team to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 or beyond ranked and eventual NCAA champion Arkansas. eight times. A year later in 1994-95, Tulsa went 24-8 and earned

HEAD COACH TUBBY SMITH HEAD COACH “A historic hire for the University of Memphis,” said a No. 6 seed for the 1995 NCAA Tournament. As a high- President M. David Rudd of Coach Tubby Smith. “He is the er seed against 11th-seeded Illinois, the Golden most accomplished coach the UofM has ever hired. For the Hurricane picked up a 68-62 win, University of Memphis and our basketball program, Tubby before topping 14th-seeded Old Smith is simply the right guy at the right time." Domin- ion 64-52 to earn a sec- “Tubby Smith is one of the finest collegiate basket- ond-straight NCAA Tour- ball coaches and is a man of tremendous character,” said nament Sweet 16 berth. His Memphis Athletics Director Tom Bowen. “Nationally, he is tour- nament run came to highly respected as a leader of young men and as a teacher an end against the University of the game. I am honored that Coach Smith has agreed of Mas- sachusetts in the NCAA to become the next head men’s basketball coach at the Tourna- ment regional semifi- University of Memphis.” nals. Smith has led teams to one National Championship, four NCAA Tournament Elite Eight appearances, nine NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 appearances, and 17 overall NCAA Tournament berths. He has coached nine NBA draft picks and 19 former players have gone on to play in the NBA. Prior to UofM, Smith served as head coach at Tex- as Tech for three seasons. During his time there, the team improved from 11-20 in 2012-13 (the year before Smith took control of the program), to 19-13 in 2015-16, and earned the program's first NCAA Tournament berth since 2004-05. In 2015-16, Texas Tech made the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2004-05, finishing with a record of 19-16. For his efforts in turning around the program – which included a 9-9 mark in a strong Big 12 Conference – he was named the Big 12 Coach of the Year, in addition to being named The Sporting News National Coach of the Year. As an assistant and head coach, he has been a part of 758 collegiate wins and 23 trips to the NCAA Tournament since he began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant at Virginia Commonwealth (VCU) in 1979. Smith first began his collegiate coaching career serving as an assistant at VCU for seven sea- sons from 1979 until 1986, where he helped guide the Rams to five NCAA Tournament appearances. Then, he spent three years assisting the South Carolina Gamecocks (1986-89), working with head coach George Felton to lead the program to its first NCAA Tournament appearance in 15 seasons., After leaving the Gamecocks, he joined Rick Pitino's first coaching staff at Kentucky, and helped turn around a team that had a 13- 19 record in 1988-89 to a team that went 22-6 two seasons lat- er in 1990-91, and ended the

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 16 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Smith continued his run of NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 olina State (No. 15 seed) and Saint Louis (No. 10 seed). appearances in his first season at Georgia, where he was In the regional semifinal, the team topped 19th-ranked and HEAD COACH TUBBY SMITH named head coach starting with the 1995-96 season. He sixth-seeded UCLA 94-68, before beating third-ranked guided the Bulldogs to a 21-10 record in his first season, and top-seeded Duke. In the national semifinal, his squad including the program’s first NCAA Tournament win since beat Stanford in overtime, before topping Utah in the NCAA the 1984-85 season, and the longest tournament run for championship game. Georgia since 1982-83. In 1998-99, the Wildcats finished 25-8 and earned As the No. 8 seed, Georgia topped Clemson 81-74 the SEC automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, where in the first round, before knocking off top-seeded and fifth- they were a No. 3 seed in the Midwest Regional. Kentucky ranked Purdue 76-69. The run came to an end in the NCAA knocked off New Mexico State in the opening round, before Tournament regional semifinal, where the Bulldogs fell to needing overtime to top sixth-seeded Kansas in the second fourth-seeded and 15th-ranked Syracuse – the eventual round. A 58-43 win over 10th-seed Miami (Ohio) in the re- NCAA runner-up. gional semifinals advanced Kentucky to the NCAA Tourna- A year later – in what was his final season with the ment Elite Eight for a fifth-straight season. Bulldogs – he led the program to a 24-9 overall record, was The 1999-2000 Kentucky squad went 23-10 and ranked 17th at the end of the season, and earned an NCAA advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Tournament berth. topping St. Bonaventure. A year later in 2000-01, the Wild- After the 1996-97 season, he was tabbed as the cats topped Holy Cross and Iona to advance to a sec- head coach at Kentucky. He took the reins of a program that ond-straight NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 appearance. had just seven players returning from an NCAA title game A third-consecutive NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 ap- appearance the year before, and had the lowest preseason pearance came a year later with wins over Valparaiso and ranking for the program since 1991. Tulsa in the first two rounds during a 22-10 season. He orchestrated a run through the season in which The 2002-03 team suffered just four losses through- the team was ranked in the top-10 the entire year. The team out the entire season and had a 32-4 record. Wins over closed out the regular season with four-straight wins, be- IUPUI, Utah, and Wisconsin put the Wildcats into the NCAA fore sweeping through the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Tournament Elite Eight. A season later in 2003-04, Kentucky Tournament, winning each game by double figures. finished with a 27-5 record, an SEC Tournament title, and an A No. 2 seed in the South Region for the 1998 NCAA Tournament win. NCAA Tournament, the Wildcats breezed past South Car- In 2004-05, the Wildcats won the SEC regular-sea-

YEAR-BY-YEAR WITH TUBBY SMITH

Year School Record Pct. Conf. Record Conf. Finish Postseason 1991-92 Tulsa 17-13 .567 12-6 (Missouri Valley) 4th / 10 MVC Trny Runner-Up 1992-93 Tulsa 15-14 .517 10-8 (Missouri Valley) 4th / 10 No Postseason 1993-94 Tulsa 23-8 .742 15-3 (Missouri Valley) 1st / 10 NCAA Sweet 16 1994-95 Tulsa 24-8 .750 15-3 (Missouri Valley) 1st / 10 NCAA Sweet 16 1995-96 Georgia 21-10 .677 9-7 (SEC) T3rd / 12 NCAA Sweet 16 1996-97 Georgia 24-9 .727 10-6 (SEC) 4th / 12 NCAA First Round 1997-98 Kentucky 35-4 .897 14-2 (SEC) 1st / 12 NCAA Champions 1998-99 Kentucky 28-9 .757 11-5 (SEC) 3rd / 12 NCAA Elite Eight 1999-00 Kentucky 23-10 .697 12-4 (SEC) T1st / 12 NCAA Second Round 2000-01 Kentucky 24-10 .706 12-4 (SEC) T1st / 12 NCAA Sweet 16 2001-02 Kentucky 22-10 .688 10-6 (SEC) T2nd / 12 NCAA Sweet 16 2002-03 Kentucky 32-4 .889 16-0 (SEC) 1st / 12 NCAA Elite Eight 2003-04 Kentucky 27-5 .844 13-3 (SEC) 2nd / 12 NCAA Second Round 2004-05 Kentucky 28-6 .824 14-2 (SEC) 1st / 12 NCAA Elite Eight 2005-06 Kentucky 22-13 .629 9-7 (SEC) 6th / 12 NCAA Second Round 2006-07 Kentucky 22-12 .647 9-7 (SEC) 4th / 12 NCAA Second Round 2007-08 Minnesota 20-14 .588 8-10 (Big Ten) 6th / 12 NIT First Round 2008-09 Minnesota 22-11 .667 9-9 (Big Ten) T7th / 12 NCAA First Round 2009-10 Minnesota 21-14 .600 9-9 (Big Ten) 6th / 12 NCAA First Round 2010-11 Minnesota 17-14 .548 6-12 (Big Ten) 9th / 12 No Postseason 2011-12 Minnesota 23-15 .605 6-12 (Big Ten) T9th / 12 NIT Runner-up 2012-13 Minnesota 21-13 .618 8-10 (Big Ten) T7th / 12 NCAA Third Round 2013-14 Texas Tech 14-18 .438 6-12 (Big 12) 9th / 10 No Postseason 2014-15 Texas Tech 13-19 .406 3-15 (Big 12) 10th / 10 No Postseason 2015-16 Texas Tech 19-13 .594 9-9 (Big 12) 7th / 10 NCAA First Round 2016-17 Memphis 19-13 .594 9-9 (American) 5th / 11 No Postseason Career Record 576-289 .666 264-180

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 16 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 17 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE son crown and went 28-6, beating Eastern Kentucky and Cincinnati en route to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16, SMITH AT A GLANCE and a win over Utah advanced the team to the Elite Eight. COACHING HISTORY The 2005-06 and 2006-07 seasons both saw Kentucky 1979-86: Virginia Commonwealth, Assistant Coach record 22 wins and an NCAA Tournament win. 1986-89: South Carolina, Assistant Coach 2007-08 marked Smth’s first season in Minnesota 1989-91: Kentucky, Assistant Coach with a 20-14 record. A 22-11 record in 2008-09 and a 1991-95: Tulsa, Head Coach 21-14 record in 2009-10 gave the Gophers basketball program its first string of three-consecutive, 20-win sea- 1995-97: Georgia, Head Coach sons in program history. In all six of his seasons with Min- 1997-07: Kentucky, Head Coach nesota, Smith's teams finished above .500, the first time 2007-13: Minnesota, Head Coach that the Gophers had that long of a stretch in over 50 2013-16: Texas Tech, Head Coach seasons (1949-55). 2016-pres: Memphis, Head Coach During his time at Minnesota, Smith advanced to the postseason five times, including three NCAA berths (2009, 2010, 2013) and two NIT appearances (2008, POSTSEASON HISTORY 1979-80: VCU, NCAA First Round

HEAD COACH TUBBY SMITH HEAD COACH 2012). Included in those runs were the program’s 2013 NCAA appearance, which saw the Gophers’ first NCAA 1980-81: VCU, NCAA Second Round Tournament win since 1989-90 and an NIT run to the 1982-83: VCU, NCAA Second Round championship game in 2011-12. 1983-84: VCU, NCAA Second Round He has sent 19 players to the NBA during his 1988-89: South Carolina, NCAA Tournament First Round coaching career, including NBA Champions Rajon Ron- 1993-94: Tulsa, NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 do, , and Shandon Anderson, as well as Jodie Meeks, Chuck Hayes, Nazr Mohammed, Scott 1994-95: Tulsa, NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Padgett, , Kelenna Azubuike, and Keith 1995-96: Georgia, NCAA Sweet 16 Bogans. Nine of the players that he sent to the NBA heard 1996-97: Georgia, NCAA Second Round their names called on draft day, as Rondo, Magloire, Mo- 1997-98: Kentucky, NCAA Champions hammed, Padgett, and Prince were each first-round draft 1998-99: Kentucky, NCAA Elite Eight picks. Prince was also a member of the United States 1999-00: Kentucky, NCAA Second Round basketball team that won the Gold Medal at the 2008 2000-01: Kentucky, NCAA Sweet 16 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China. He earned an Olympic Gold Medal as an assis- 2001-02: Kentucky, NCAA Sweet 16 tant coach at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games as a 2002-03: Kentucky, NCAA Elite Eight member of the United States men’s basketball coaching 2003-04: Kentucky, NCAA Second Round staff, working with Olympic team head coach Rudy Tom- 2004-05: Kentucky, NCAA Elite Eight janovich. Team USA posted a perfect 8-0 record. 2005-06: Kentucky, NCAA Second Round A native of Scotland, Maryland, Smith is the sixth of 2006-07: Kentucky, NCAA Second Round 17 children of Guffrie and Parthenia Smith. He is married 2007-08: Minnesota, NIT First Round to his wife, Donna, and has three sons and a daughter: G.G. Smith, who is the head coach at Loyola University 2008-09: Minnesota, NCAA First Round in Maryland; Saul Smith, who is an assistant coach at 2009-10: Minnesota, NCAA First Round UofM; Brian Smith, an Ole Miss graduate, who last sea- 2011-12: Minnesota, NIT Runner-up son worked as a physical education teacher in Florida; 2012-13: Minnesota, NCAA Third Round and daughter Trisch Smith, an Executive Vice President 2015-16: Texas Tech, NCAA First Round and Managing Director for Edelman, a global communi- cations marketing firm. Smith is a 1973 graduate of High Point (N.C.) Col- CONFERENCE TITLES lege, and was an all-conference performer as a senior, 1979-80: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (tournament) finishing his career as the seventh all-time leading scor- 1980-81: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (regular season) er in program history. Smith, who earned his degree in 1980-81: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (tournament) health and physical education, was honored on Dec. 8, 1982-83: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (regular season) 2011, by his alma mater with a banner bearing his name 1983-84: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (regular season) that currently hangs from the rafters at the Millis . 1984-85: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (regular season) In May 2016, he was named to the High Point University Athletics Hall of Fame. 1984-85: VCU, Sun Belt Conference (tournament) 1993-94: Tulsa, Missouri Valley Conference (regular season) 1994-95: Tulsa, Missouri Valley Conference (regular season) 1997-98: Kentucky, SEC (regular season and tournament) 1998-99: Kentucky, SEC (tournament) 1999-00: Kentucky, SEC (co-regular season) 2000-01: Kentucky, SEC (co-regular season and tournament) 2002-03: Kentucky, SEC (co-regular season and tournament) 2003-04: Kentucky, SEC (tournament) 2004-05: Kentucky, SEC (co-regular season)

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 18 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE AMERICAN ATHLETIC BIG EAST MID-EASTERN ATHLETIC SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 29-14 15-4 6-0 7-1 SMITH'S RECORD VS. OPPONENTS BY CONFERENCE Cincinnati 1-1 Butler 1-1 Copppin State 1-0 Chattanooga 1-1 East Carolina 2-0 Creighton 8-0 Florida A&M 1-0 Furman 1-0 Houston 3-2 DePaul 2-0 Morgan State 1-0 Mercer 2-0 Memphis 2-1 Marquette 1-0 Savannah State 1-0 VMI 1-0 SMU 0-2 Providence 0-1 South Carolina State 2-0 Western Carolina 1-0 Temple 0-2 Saint John’s 0-1 Wofford 1-0 Tulane 4-0 Saint Louis 1-0 MISSOURI VALLEY Tulsa 3-1 Villanova 2-0 44-23 SOUTHLAND UCF 3-2 Xavier 0-1 Bradley 6-3 11-0 UConn 1-2 Drake 7-2 Central Arkansas 1-0 USF 2-0 BIG SKY Evansville 2-0 Houston Baptist 2-0 Wichita State 8-1 2-0 Illinois State 3-4 Incarnate Word 1-0 Eastern Wash. 1-0 Indiana State 7-2 McNeese 1-0 ATLANTIC 10 Northern Arizona 1-0 Loyola (Ill.) 0-1 Nicholls State 1-0 9-4 Missouri State 7-3 Northwestern State 1-0 Dayton 0-2 BIG SOUTH Northern Iowa 6-3 Sam Houston State 1-0 George Washington 1-0 11-0 Southern Illinois 5-5 Southeastern La. 2-0 LaSalle 1-0 Campbell 1-0 Valparaiso 1-0 Stephen F. Austin 1-0 Richmond 2-0 Charleston So. 1-0 St. Bonaventure 1-0 High Point 5-0 MOUNTAIN WEST SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC St. Joseph’s 2-0 Liberty 1-0 6-2 7-0 UMass 1-1 UNC Asheville 1-0 Air Force 1-0 Alcorn State 1-0 VCU 1-1 Winthrop 2-0 Colorado State 2-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2-0 Fresno State 1-0 Jackson State 1-0 ATLANTIC COAST BIG WEST Hawai’i 2-1 Mississippi Valley St. 1-0 32-21 1-1 UNLV 0-1 Prairie View A&M 1-0 Clemson 2-0 Long Beach State 0-1 Texas State 1-0 Duke 1-3 UC Riverside 1-0 NORTHEAST Florida State 1-1 2-0 SUMMIT Georgia Tech 4-2 COLONIAL Mt. St. Mary’s 2-0 19-0 Louisville 7-4 2-0 North Dakota State 5-0 Miami (Fla.) 3-1 Col. of Charleston 1-0 OHIO VALLEY Oral Roberts 5-0 Pittsburgh 1-2 William & Mary 1-0 18-0 South Dakota State 9-0 North Carolina 5-4 Austin Peay 1-0 Notre Dame 4-0 CONFERENCE USA Eastern Kentucky 6-0 SUN BELT Syracuse 0-2 13-3 Jacksonville State 1-0 9-0 Virginia 1-2 Marshall 2-0 Morehead State 3-0 Appalachian State 2-0 Virginia Tech 3-0 Middle Tenn. St. 1-0 Tennessee-Martin 1-0 Georgia Southern 2-0 North Texas 3-0 Tennessee State 3-0 Georgia State 4-0 ATLANTIC SUN Old Dominion 1-0 Tennessee Tech 3-0 Little Rock 1-0 4-0 Texas-San Antonio 2-0 Jacksonville 1-0 UAB 2-2 PACIFIC 12 WEST COAST Kennesaw State 1-0 Western Kentucky 2-1 18-9 4-2 Lipscomb 1-0 Arizona 0-3 BYU 1-1 North Florida 1-0 HORIZON Arizona State 1-1 Gonzaga 1-0 3-0 Colorado 2-0 Portland 0-1 BIG TEN IUPUI 1-0 Stanford 2-1 Santa Clara 2-0 73-79 Milwaukee 1-0 UCLA 5-2 Illinois 5-8 Wright State 1-0 Utah 4-1 WESTERN ATHLETIC Indiana 15-8 USC 2-1 4-0 Iowa 9-4 IVY LEAGUE Washington 1-0 New Mexico State 2-0 Maryland 3-3 4-0 Washington State 1-0 Utah Valley State 1-0 Michigan 3-8 Brown 1-0 UTRGV 1-0 Michigan State 4-16 Cornell 2-0 PATRIOT LEAGUE Minnesota 1-0 Pennsylvania 1-0 7-0 NCAA DIVISION II Nebraska 3-1 American 2-0 3-0 Northwestern 10-6 METRO ATLANTIC Army 1-0 Alaska-Anchorage 1-0 Ohio State 3-8 5-1 Bucknell 1-0 Concordia-St. Paul 1-0 Penn State 8-4 Canisius 1-0 Holy Cross 1-0 Kentucky State 1-0 Purdue 4-7 Fairfield 1-0 Lafayette 1-0 Wisconsin 5-6 Iona 1-0 Loyola (Md.) 1-0 Monmouth 0-1 BIG 12 Siena 1-0 SOUTHEASTERN 28-52 St. Peters 1-0 170-70 Baylor 2-6 Alabama 10-6 Iowa State 3-4 MID-AMERICAN Arkansas 13-10 Kansas 2-9 13-0 Auburn 14-1 Kansas State 2-4 Akron 1-0 Florida 17-10 Oklahoma 3-7 Ball State 1-0 Georgia 16-4 Oklahoma State 5-6 Bowling Green 1-0 Kentucky 0-5 TCU 6-4 Central Michigan 2-0 LSU 12-4 Texas 2-6 Kent State 1-0 Mississippi State 12-4 Texas Tech 1-0 Miami (Ohio) 2-0 Missouri 2-0 West Virginia 2-6 Northern Illinois 1-0 Ole Miss 12-4 Ohio 3-0 South Carolina 26-5 Toledo 1-0 Tennessee 19-7 Texas A&M 0-1 Vanderbilt 17-9

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 18 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 19 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1991-92 TULSA 1993-94 TULSA 1995-96 GEORGIA Record: 17-13; H: 8-6; A: 7-5; N: 2-2 Record: 23-8; H: 9-3; A: 10-2; N: 4-3 Record: 21-10; H: 12-1; A: 4-7; N: 5-2 12-6 Missouri Valley Conference 15-3 Missouri Valley Conference 9-7 Southeastern Conference Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Runner-Up Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season Champions NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 date r tu opponent opp hr vr NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 date r uga opponent opp hr vr N. 26 L 81 at TCU 94 — — date r tu opponent opp hr vr N. 27 W 88 vs. Georgia Southern 44 — — D. 5 L 86 BYU 102 — — N. 27 W 128 Houston Baptist 63 — — 29 W 9 Western Carolina 71 — — 14 W 91 Charleston-Southern 46 — — D. 1 W 72 at North Texas 62 — — D. 2 W 85 at Pittsburgh 66 — — 17 L 75 at UAB 90 — — 6 W 94 at Oral Roberts 74 — — 7 L 74 at North Carolina 85 — 13 23 L 64 Arkansas 74 — 15 11 W 66 • Missouri State 56 — — 10 W 81 at Winthrop 55 — — 31 L 76 Oklahoma State 72 — 3 20 L 61 Oklahoma State 73 — 22 13 W 94 Georgia Tech 70 — 19 J. 2 W 97 Southeast Louisiana 70 — — 23 L 91 Arkansas (ot) 93 — 1 Jeep-Eagle Classic, Atlanta, Georgia 4 L 68 • Northern Iowa 83 — — All-College Tournament, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 16 W 85 vs. Virginia Tech 72 — 17 11 W 72 • at Drake 70 — — 29 W 96 vs. Texas Tech 77 — — 19 W 103 UCF 54 18 — 13 W 70 • at Northern Iowa 54 — — 30 L 76 vs. Oklahoma 95 — — 21 W 95 Mercer 68 18 — 18 W 64 • Missouri State 63 — — J. 3 W 92 at VCU 84 — — 30 W 95 Jacksonville 59 16 — 20 L 72 • Illinois State 73 — — 6 L 77 • Bradley 78 — — J. 3 W 74 • Ole Miss 38 14 — 23 W 67 • Indiana State 53 — ­— 8 W 75 • Northern Iowa 62 — — 6 L 73 • at South Carolina 85 19 — 25 W 80 • Creighton 65 — — 13 W 115 • Drake 98 — — 13 L 86 • at Auburn 89 19 — 30 W 71 • at Bradley 61 — — 15 W 75 • at Creighton 59 — — 17 W 71 • Florida 46 22 — F. 1 W 67 • at Illinois State (ot) 66 — — 20 W 86 • at Southern Illinois 81 — — 20 L 62 • at Tennessee 67 22 — 3 L 59 vs. Baylor 73 — — 22 W 87 • at Indiana State 57 — — 24 L 77 • Kentucky 82 — 2 8 L 74 • at Missouri State 78 — — 27 W 83 • Illinois State 68 — — 27 L 62 • at Vanderbilt 66 — — 10 W 70 • Wichita State 66 — — 29 W 99 • at Drake 80 — — 31 L 73 • at Mississippi State 76 — — 15 L 66 • Southern Illinois 74 — — F. 5 L 64 • at Bradley 69 — — F. 3 W 68 • Tennessee 49 — —

SMITH GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS SMITH GAME-BY-GAME 17 W 78 at Oral Roberts 62 — — 7 L 56 • at Illinois State 61 — ­— 7 W 85 • at LSU 82 — ­— 20 W 74 • at Wichita State 60 — — 9 W 79 • Wichita State 64 — — 10 W 68 • Alabama 55 — — 22 L 68 • at Southern Illinois 74 — — 12 W 88 • Southern Illinois 70 — — 14 L 73 • at Kentucky 86 — 2 24 L 60 • at Indiana State 74 — — 15 W 69 • at Northern Iowa 77 — — 21 W 77 • Vanderbilt 68 — — 27 W 85 • Drake (2ot) 82 ­— — 19 W 71 • at Missouri State 66 — — 25 W 71 • Arkansas 59 — — 29 W 57 • Bradley 45 — — 23 W 89 • at Wichita State 51 — — 28 W 86 • at Florida 70 — — M. 2 W 81 • at Creighton 71 — — 26 W 72 • Creighton (ot) 62 — — M. 2 W 88 • South Carolina 73 — — MVC Tournament, Saint Louis, Missouri 28 W 79 • Indiana State 56 — — SEC Tournament, New Orleans, Louisiana 7 W 77 Indiana State 65 — — MVC Tournament, Saint Louis, Missouri 8 W 74 vs. Tennessee 63 — — 8 W 82 Southern Illinois 79 — — M. 5 W 91 vs. Drake 82 — — 9 L 68 vs. Mississippi State 86 — — 9 L 68 SW Missouri State 71 — — 6 L 73 vs. Northern Iowa 79 — — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Albuquerque, New Mexico • Missouri Valley Conference Game NCAA First and Second Rounds, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 14 W 81 vs. Clemson 74 ­— — 18 W 112 UCLA 102 ­— 17 16 W 76 vs. Purdue 69 — 5 20 W 82 Oklahoma State 80 — 19 NCAA West Regional, Denver, Colorado 1992-93 TULSA NCAA Midwest Regional, Dallas, Texas 22 L 81 vs. Syracuse 83 — 15 Record: 15-14; H: 11-2; A: 4-11; N: 0-1 24 L 84 Arkansas 103 — 1 • Southeastern Conference Game 10-8 Missouri Valley Conference • Missouri Valley Conference Game date r tu opponent opp hr vr D. 1 W 101 North Texas 70 — — 1996-97 GEORGIA 3 W 68 at Hawai’i 63 — — 1994-95 TULSA Record: 24-9; H: 12-2; A: 5-5; N: 7-2 Hawai’i Tip-Off Classic, Honolulu, Hawai’i Record: 24-8; H: 11-1; A: 8-4; N: 5-3 10-6 Southeastern Conference 4 L 69 vs. Long Beach State 72 — — 15-3 Missouri Valley Conference Southeastern Conference Tournament Runner-Up 6 L 69 at Hawai’i 87 — — Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season Champions NCAA Tournament First Round 9 L 67 at Oklahoma State 85 — ­— Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Runner-Up date r uga opponent opp hr vr 12 W 104 Oral Roberts 81 — — NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 N. 22 W 91 Furman 67 — — 15 L 66 VCU 67 — — 26 W 85 Georgia State 47 — — 19 W 74 • Illinois State 61 — — date r tu opponent opp hr vr D. 3 W 77 Texas-San Antonio 57 — — 29 W 90 Georgia Southern 56 — ­— 23 L 87 at Arkansas 101 — 10 7 L 88 at Oklahoma State 93 — — D. 3 L 61 at Georgia Tech 62 — — J. 3 L 66 • Northern Iowa 75 — — 10 W 99 Oral Roberts 54 — — 7 W 85 Appalachian State 67 — — 5 L 85 at Baylor 94 — — 17 W 93 • at Drake 76 — — 14 W 60 at Virginia Tech 57 — — 9 L 54 • at Missouri State 62 — — 23 L 63 at Arkansas 82 — 3 17 W 73 East Carolina 60 — — 11 W 66 • Bradley 43 — — 31 W 80 • Creighton 65 — — Delta Air Lines Holiday Classic, Atlanta, Georgia 16 W 66 • at Northern Iowa 61 — — J. 3 W 85 • Northern Iowa 53 — — 21 W 84 BYU 65 — — 18 W 89 • Indiana State (2ot) 84 — — All-College Tournament, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 23 W 62 Colorado 52 — — 23 W 77 • Missouri State 74 — ­— 6 W 107 vs. TCU 95 — — Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawai’i 25 W 103 at Oral Roberts 69 — — 7 L 61 vs. Oklahoma 76 — — 28 W 64 Washington State 61 — — 27 W 88 TCU 66 — — 12 W 79 • at Wichita State 52 — — 29 W 70 Memphis 68 — — 30 L 76 • at Wichita State (ot) 77 — — 14 W 72 • Evansville 66 — — 30 W 73 Maryland (ot) 65 — 21 F. 2 L 88 • at Drake (2ot) 96 — — 16 W 67 • Southern Illinois 65 — — J. 5 L 66 • at Ole Miss 73 — — 6 W 70 • at Creighton 63 — — 19 L 79 • at Illinois State 95 — — 8 W 61 • at Vanderbilt 53 24 — 10 W 77 • Southern Illinois 70 — — 21 W 73 • at Bradley 53 — — 14 L 65 • Kentucky 86 21 5 13 W 95 • Drake 82 — — 25 W 71 • Missouri State 54 — — 18 L 71 • at South Carolina 82 21 — 18 L 63 • at Illinois State 72 — — 28 W 67 • at Creighton 54 — — 22 W 77 • Florida 70 — — 20 L 57 • at Bradley 72 — — F. 1 L 71 • at Southern Illinois 72 — — 25 W 53 • Auburn 48 — — 22 W 69 • Creighton 66 — — 4 W 70 Western Kentucky 68 — ­— 29 W 63 • at Tennessee 50 — — 25 L 74 • at Indiana State 86 — — 6 W 85 at New Mexico State 67 — — F. 1 L 57 • at Kentucky 82 — 3 27 W 80 • Wichita State 63 ­— — 9 L 53 • Drake 60 — — 5 W 83 • at Alabama 74 — — M. 1 L 80 • at Southern Illinois 106 — — 11 W 64 • at Evansville 54 — — 8 W 56 • Mississippi State 54 — — • Missouri Valley Conference Game 14 W 69 • at Missouri State 59 — — 12 W 77 • South Carolina 74 — 12 18 W 79 • Indiana State 66 — — 15 L 74 • at Arkansas 77 — — 20 W 67 • Wichita State 58 — — 19 L 80 • Vanderbilt 86 — ­— 25 W 74 • Bradley 68 — — 22 W 82 • LSU 59 — — 27 W 90 • at Northern Iowa 75 — — 26 W 88 • at Florida 76 — — MVC Tournament, Saint Louis, Missouri M. 1 W 69 • Tennessee 55 — — M. 4 W 77 vs. Wichita State 63 — — SEC Tournament, Memphis, Tennessee 5 W 89 vs. Bradley 80 — — 6 W 75 vs. LSU 54 24 — 6 L 62 vs. Southern Illinois 77 — — 7 W 65 vs. Arkansas 63 24 — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Albany, New York 8 W 78 vs. South Carolina 63 24 4 17 W 68 Illinois 62 ­— — 9 L 68 vs. Kentucky 95 24 6 19 W 64 Old Dominion 52 — — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Charlotte, North Carolina NCAA East Regional, East Rutherford, New Jersey 14 L 70 vs. Chattanooga 73 17 — 24 L 51 UMass 76 — 7 • Southeastern Conference Game • Missouri Valley Conference Game

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 20 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 27 W 102 High Point 49 — — 26 W 91 • at Georgia (ot) 83 6 — J. 2 W 64 at Louisville 62 — — 1997-98 KENTUCKY 30 W 86 • LSU 62 6 — SMITH'S GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS 6 W 67 • Georgia 63 — — Record: 35-4; H: 9-3; A: 11-0; N: 15-1 F. 4 L 68 • at Florida 75 5 — 10 W 69 • South Carolina 63 — — 14-2 Southeastern Conference 6 L 58 • at Alabama 62 5 — 13 W 82 Notre Dame 71 — 25 13 W 74 • South Carolina 40 18 — Southeastern Conference Regular Season Champions 16 W 84 • Tennessee 74 — 4 17 W 92 • Georgia 71 6 — Southeastern Conference Tournament Champions 20 L 55 • at Ole Miss 65 — 21 20 L 70 • at Arkansas 74 6 — NCAA Tournament Champions 23 L 60 • at Alabama 70 — 18 24 W 88 • Vanderbilt 63 13 — date r uk opponent opp hr vr 27 W 86 • Vanderbilt 75 — — 28 L 61 • at Tennessee 68 13 — N. 20 W 88 Morehead State 49 9 — 31 W 85 • at Georgia 70 — 25 SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia EA Sports Maui Invitational, Maui, Hawai’i F. 3 W 94 • at South Carolina 61 — — M. 5 W 83 vs. Ole Miss 73 14 — 24 W 70 vs. George Washington 55 9 — 6 W 71 • Florida 70 — 8 6 W 69 vs. Auburn 57 14 4 25 L 74 vs. Arizona 89 8 1 10 W 76 • Mississippi State 57 — — 7 W 76 vs. Arkansas 63 14 22 26 W 77 vs. Missouri 55 8 — 14 W 103 • at Tennessee 95 22 15 NCAA First and Second Rounds, New Orleans, Louisiana Premier Classic, Phoenix, Arizona 17 W 79 • at Vanderbilt 74 22 — 12 W 82 vs. New Mexico State 60 14 — 29 W 76 vs. Clemson 61 8 13 21 W 84 • LSU 61 13 — 14 W 92 vs. Kansas (ot) 88 14 22 Great Eight, Chicago, Illinois 25 L 78 • at Arkansas 82 13 — NCAA Midwest Regional, Saint Louis, Missouri D. 3 W 89 vs. Purdue 75 7 6 28 W 90 • Auburn 78 15 — 19 W 58 vs. Miami (Ohio) 43 14 — RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana M. 4 L 86 • at Florida 94 15 6 21 L 66 vs. Michigan State 73 14 2 6 W 75 vs. Indiana 72 7 — SEC Tournament, Nashville, Tennessee • Southeastern Conference Game 10 W 81 at Canisius 54 4 — 9 W 78 vs. South Carolina 65 15 — 13 W 85 Georgia Tech 71 4 24 10 W 87 vs. Arkansas 78 15 — 20 W 74 Tulsa 53 4 — 1999-00 KENTUCKY 11 W 77 vs. Ole Miss 55 15 14 23 W 75 American 52 4 — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Uniondale, New York Record: 23-10; H: 12-1; A: 4-5; N: 12-3 27 L 76 Louisville 79 4 — 15 W 72 vs. Holy Cross 68 9 — 12-4 Southeastern Conference 30 W 95 at Ohio 58 6 — 17 W 92 vs. Iowa 79 9 24 J. 3 W 71 • Vanderbilt 62 6 — SEC East Regular Season Co-Champions NCAA East Regional, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 6 W 90 • at Georgia 79 6 — NCAA Second Round 22 L 76 vs. Southern California 80 9 — 10 W 77 • at Mississippi State 71 6 — date r uk opponent opp hr vr • Southeastern Conference Game 13 W 91 • South Carolina 70 6 14 Preseason NIT, Lexington, Kentucky 17 W 80 • Arkansas (ot) 77 6 22 N. 17 W 67 Pennsylvania 50 14 — Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky 19 W 56 Utah 48 14 16 2001-02 KENTUCKY 21 W 70 • vs. Alabama 67 7 — Preseason NIT, New York, New York Record: 22-10; H: 11-2; A: 5-4; N: 6-4 24 W 85 • at Tennessee 67 7 — 24 W 61 vs. Maryland 58 11 24 10-6 Southeastern Conference 26 L 51 vs. Arizona 63 11 8 27 W 63 • at Vanderbilt 61 7 — SEC East Regular Season Co-Champions F. 1 L 78 • Florida 86 7 — US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio NCAA Sweet 16 4 W 63 • at LSU 61 8 — 29 L 66 vs. Dayton 68 11 — date r uk opponent opp hr vr 8 W 79 at Villanova 63 8 — RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana NABC Classic, New York, New York 11 W 80 • Tennessee 74 7 — D. 4 L 75 vs. Indiana 83 13 23 N. 15 L 52 vs. Western Kentucky 64 4 — 14 L 64 • Ole Miss 73 7 18 7 W 86 UNC Asheville 41 23 — 16 W 90 vs. Marshall 73 4 — 18 W 79 • at Florida 54 8 — 11 L 66 at Maryland 72 23 21 24 W 94 Morehead State 75 10 — 22 W 85 • Georgia 74 8 — 18 W 76 Louisville 46 — — US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio 25 W 83 • at Auburn 58 7 ­— 23 W 60 Michigan State 58 — 5 28 W 82 vs. Kent State 68 13 — 28 W 69 • at South Carolina 57 7 14 27 W 62 Alaska-Anchorage 42 — — D. 5 W 99 VMI 57 11 — Sugar Bowl Classic, New Orleans, Louisiana SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia 8 W 79 North Carolina 59 11 — M. 6 W 82 vs. Alabama 71 7 — 30 W 70 vs. Missouri 53 — — 15 W 118 Kentucky State 63 9 — 7 W 99 vs. Arkansas 74 7 16 Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky Continental Arena, East Rutherford, New Jersey 8 W 86 vs. South Carolina 56 7 15 J. 5 W 80 vs. Georgia Tech 71 25 — 18 L 92 vs. Duke 95 7 1 NCAA First and Second Rounds, Atlanta, Georgia 8 W 72 • Vanderbilt 52 25 — RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana 13 W 82 vs. South Carolina State 67 5 — 11 L 63 • at Auburn 66 20 4 22 W 66 vs. Indiana 52 7 — 15 W 88 vs. Saint Louis 61 5 — 15 W 64 • at South Carolina 48 20 — 29 W 82 Louisville 62 6 — NCAA South Regional, St. Petersburg, Florida 19 W 74 • Ole Miss 69 18 — Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky 20 W 94 vs. UCLA 68 5 19 22 W 81 • at Vanderbilt (ot) 73 18 20 J. 2 W 101 vs. Tulane 67 6 — 22 W 86 vs. Duke 84 5 3 26 W 75 • at Georgia 69 16 — 5 L 69 • at Mississippi State (ot) 74 6 — 29 W 60 at Miami (Fla.) 57 16 — NCAA Final Four, San Antonio, Texas 9 L 84 • Georgia 88 8 — 28 W 86 vs. Stanford (ot) 85 5 10 F. 1 W 81 • Tennessee 68 14 6 12 W 51 • at South Carolina 50 8 — 30 W 78 vs. Utah 69 5 7 5 W 76 • South Carolina 63 14 — 15 W 87 • Ole Miss 64 12 — • Southeastern Conference Game 8 L 73 • at Florida 90 11 12 19 W 72 at Notre Dame 65 12 — 13 L 57 • at LSU 70 11 25 22 W 69 • at Auburn 62 8 — 16 W 66 • Alabama 54 19 — 26 L 61 • Alabama 64 8 14 19 W 70 • Georgia 64 19 — 1998-99 KENTUCKY 29 W 70 • at Florida 68 10 5 Record: 28-9; H: 12-1; A: 4-5; N: 12-3 23 L 67 • at Tennessee 74 18 7 F. 2 W 91 • South Carolina 74 10 — 26 W 60 • Arkansas 55 18 — 11-5 Southeastern Conference 6 L 74 • at Tennessee 76 7 — 29 W 73 • at Mississippi State 61 22 — Southeastern Conference Tournament Champions 9 W 68 • at LSU 56 7 — M 4 W 85 • Florida 70 22 8 NCAA Elite Eight 13 W 67 • Vanderbilt 59 10 — SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia date r uk opponent opp hr vr 16 L 69 • at Georgia 78 10 21 10 L 72 vs. Arkansas 86 16 — N. 17 W 99 Eastern Kentucky 64 4 — 19 W 64 • Tennessee 61 12 — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Cleveland, Ohio 19 W 82 Mercer 51 4 — 23 W 71 • Arkansas 58 12 — 16 W 85 vs. St. Bonaventure 80 19 — US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio 27 L 73 • at Vanderbilt 86 11 — 18 L 50 vs. Syracuse 52 19 16 23 W 97 vs. Wright State 75 4 — M. 2 W 70 • Florida 67 11 8 • Southeastern Conference Game San Juan Shootout, Bayamone, Puerto Rico SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia 26 W 64 vs. Colorado 52 4 — 8 L 57 vs. South Carolina 70 12 — 27 L 56 vs. Pittsburgh 68 4 — 2000-01 KENTUCKY NCAA First and Second Rounds, Saint Louis, Missouri 28 W 66 vs. UCLA 62 4 10 14 W 83 vs. Valparaiso 68 16 — Record: 24-10; H: 11-1; A: 6-5; N: 7-4 Great Eight, Chicago, Illinois 16 W 87 vs. Tulsa 82 16 — 12-4 Southeastern Conference D. 1 W 63 vs. Kansas 45 8 7 NCAA East Regional, Syracuse, New York 5 W 74 Miami (Fla.) 65 8 — SEC Regular Season Co-Champions 22 L 68 vs. Maryland 78 16 4 Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky SEC Tournament Champions • Southeastern Conference Game 8 W 70 vs. Indiana 65 5 11 NCAA Sweet 16 12 W 103 Maryland 91 5 2 date r uk opponent opp hr vr Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia Coaches vs. Cancer, New York, New York 19 W 80 vs. Georgia Tech 39 3 — N. 9 L 61 vs. St. John’s 62 12 — Jimmy V Classic, East Rutherford, New Jersey 10 L 92 vs. UCLA (ot) 97 12 17 22 L 60 vs. Duke 71 3 2 US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio 26 L 74 at Louisville 83 3 — 21 W 91 vs. Jacksonville State 48 20 — 29 W 97 Tennessee State 47 7 — 25 L 68 Penn State 73 22 — J. 2 W 93 • Florida 58 7 — D. 2 W 93 at North Carolina 76 — 6 5 W 68 • at South Carolina 61 5 — 5 W 94 Eastern Kentucky 79 — — 9 W 73 • at Vanderbilt 57 5 — Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Georgia 12 L 46 • Tennessee 47 6 — 9 L 84 vs. Georgia Tech 86 — — 16 W 63 • at Ole Miss 57 6 — 16 L 45 at Michigan State 46 — 2 20 W 72 • Auburn 62 7 6 Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky 23 W 76 • Mississippi State 49 7 — 22 W 88 vs. Indiana 74 — —

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 20 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 21 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE M. 3 W 84 • at South Carolina 65 9 — 24 W 71 • at Auburn 62 — — 2002-03 KENTUCKY 7 W 82 • Florida 62 9 — 29 W 78 • Arkansas 76 — — Record: 32-4; H: 12-1; A: 10-1; N: 10-2 SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia F. 1 W 81 • at Mississippi State 66 — — 16-0 Southeastern Conference 12 W 69 vs. Georgia 60 8 — 4 L 80 • at Florida 95 — 8 SEC East Regular Season Champions 13 W 78 vs. South Carolina 63 8 — 7 L 67 • Tennessee 75 — 11 14 W 89 vs. Florida 73 8 — 11 L 81 • at Vanderbilt 84 — — SEC Tournament Champions NCAA First and Second Rounds, Columbus, Ohio 15 W 68 • Georgia 61 — — NCAA Elite Eight 19 W 96 vs. Florida A&M 76 2 — 18 W 79 • at South Carolina 66 — — date r uk opponent opp hr vr 21 L 75 vs. UAB 76 2 — 22 W 80 • Ole Miss 40 — — EA Sports Maui Invitational, Maui, Hawai’i • Southeastern Conference Game 25 L 67 • at LSU 71 — 24 N. 25 W 82 vs. Arizona State 65 15 — M. 1 W 80 • at Tennessee 78 — 11 26 L 61 vs. Virginia 75 15 — 5 L 64 • Florida 79 — 17 27 W 80 vs. Gonzaga 72 15 — 2004-05 KENTUCKY SEC Tournament, Nashville, Tennessee D. 3 W 84 High Point 64 18 — Record: 28-6; H: 14-1; A: 17-3; N: 7-2 9 W 71 vs. Ole Miss 57 — — 7 W 98 at North Carolina 81 18 12 outheastern onference 10 W 68 vs. Alabama 61 — — 10 W 76 at Tulane 60 12 — 14-2 S C 11 L 61 vs. South Carolina 65 — — 14 L 67 Michigan State 71 12 21 SEC East Regular Season Champions NCAA First and Second Rounds, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky SEC Tournament Runner-Up 17 W 69 vs. UAB 64 — 25 21 W 70 vs. Indiana 64 18 6 NCAA Elite Eight 19 L 83 vs. UConn 87 — 2 28 L 63 at Louisville 81 14 — date r uk opponent opp hr vr • Southeastern Conference Game 30 W 115 Tennessee State 87 20 — N. 20 W 77 Copin State 46 9 — J. 2 W 94 Alcorn State 63 20 — US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio 23 W 73 vs. Ball State 53 8 — 2006-07 KENTUCKY 4 W 83 vs. Ohio 75 20 — 26 W 77 Georgia State 59 8 — Record: 22-12; H: 14-2; A: 4-6; N: 4-4 8 W 74 • at Tennessee 71 18 — 30 W 92 Tennessee Tech 63 8 — 11 W 62 • South Carolina 55 18 — D. 4 L 78 at North Carolina 91 8 9 9-7 Southeastern Conference 14 W 74 • at Vanderbilt 52 16 — 8 W 71 Morehead State 40 10 — NCAA Second Round SMITH GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS SMITH GAME-BY-GAME 18 W 88 Notre Dame 73 16 10 Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky date r uk opponent opp hr vr 22 W 67 • Auburn 51 8 24 11 W 73 vs. Indiana 58 10 — N. 15 W 57 Miami (Ohio) 46 22 — 25 W 63 • at Alabama 46 8 15 18 W 60 at Louisville 58 9 13 17 W 79 Mississippi Valley State 56 22 — F. 1 W 87 • at South Carolina 69 7 — 22 W 92 William & Mary 47 8 — EA Sports Maui Invitational, Maui, Hawai’i 4 W 70 • Florida 55 6 1 29 W 82 Campbell 50 8 — 20 W 87 vs. DePaul 81 20 — 8 W 80 • at Ole Miss 62 6 — J. 5 W 79 • South Carolina 75 8 — 21 L 68 vs. UCLA 73 20 5 11 W 87 • Georgia 67 3 20 9 L 59 Kansas 65 8 2 22 L 63 vs. Memphis 80 20 11 15 W 68 • LSU 57 3 — 12 W 69 • Vanderbilt 54 9 — 28 W 77 College of Charleston 61 — — 19 W 66 • at Arkansas 50 2 — 15 W 76 • at Georgia 55 9 — D. 2 L 63 at North Carolina 75 — 7 23 W 70 • Mississippi State 62 2 19 19 W 53 • at Ole Miss 50 8 — Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky 26 W 80 • Tennessee 68 2 — 22 W 89 • LSU 58 8 — 5 W 79 vs. Chattanooga 63 — — M. 2 W 74 • at Georgia 66 2 21 25 W 84 • at Tennessee 62 7 — 9 W 59 Indiana 54 — — 5 W 106 • Vanderbilt 44 2 — 29 W 68 • at Arkansas 67 7 — 16 W 61 at Louisville 49 — — 8 W 69 • at Florida 67 2 3 F. 5 W 84 • at Vanderbilt 70 6 — 19 W 74 Santa Clara 60 — — SEC Tournament, New Orleans, Louisiana 8 W 69 • Florida 66 5 — 22 W 82 UMass 68 — — 14 W 81 vs. Vanderbilt 63 2 — 12 W 60 • Georgia 51 5 — 29 W 78 Eastern Kentucky 65 — — 15 W 78 vs. Auburn 78 2 — 15 L 61 • at South Carolina 73 3 — J. 3 W 77 Houston 70 — — 16 W 64 vs. Mississippi State 57 2 — 19 W 94 • Mississippi State 78 3 — 6 W 68 • at Ole Miss 58 — — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Nashville, Tennessee 23 W 81 • Auburn 73 5 — 10 W 84 • Auburn 57 — — 21 W 95 vs. IUPUI 63 1 — 26 W 78 • at Alabama 71 5 16 13 W 64 • Mississippi State 60 — — 23 W 74 vs. Utah 54 1 — M. 2 W 73 • Tennessee 61 3 — 16 W 87 • at South Carolina 49 25 — NCAA Midwest Regional, Minneapolis, Minnesota 6 L 52 • at Florida 53 3 — 20 L 67 • Vanderbilt 72 25 — 27 W 63 vs. Wisconsin 57 1 21 SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia 24 L 69 • at Georgia (ot) 78 — — 29 L 69 vs. Marquette 83 1 9 11 W 86 vs. Tennessee 62 4 — 28 W 76 • Tennessee 57 — — • Southeastern Conference Game 12 W 79 vs. LSU (ot) 78 4 — F. 3 W 82 • at Arkansas 74 — — 13 L 53 vs. Florida 70 4 — 7 W 95 • South Carolina 89 20 — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Indianapolis, Indiana 10 L 61 • Florida 64 20 1 2003-04 KENTUCKY 17 W 72 vs. Eastern Kentucky 64 7 — 13 L 85 • at Tennessee 89 20 — Record: 27-5; H: 11-2; A: 7-2; N: 9-1 19 W 69 vs. Cincinnati 60 7 23 17 L 61 • at Alabama 72 20 25 20 W 70 • LSU 63 — — 13-3 Southeastern Conference NCAA South Regional, Austin, Texas 25 L 65 • at Vanderbilt 67 — 17 SEC East Regular Season Champions 25 W 62 vs. Utah 52 7 18 27 L 88 vs. Michigan State (2ot) 94 7 15 28 W 82 • Georgia 70 — — SEC Tournament Champions • Southeastern Conference Game M. 4 L 72 • at Florida 85 — 5 NCAA Second Round SEC Tournament, Atlanta, Georgia date r uk opponent opp hr vr 8 W 79 vs. Alabama 67 — — N. 21 W 65 Winthrop 44 10 — 2005-06 KENTUCKY 9 L 82 vs. Mississippi State (ot) 84 — — 28 W 108 Tennessee Tech 81 10 — Record: 22-13; H: 10-5; A: 6-4; N: 6-4 NCAA First and Second Rounds, Chicago, Illinois US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio 16 W 67 vs. Villanova 58 — — 9-7 Southeastern Conference D. 1 W 89 vs. Marshall 76 9 — 18 L 76 vs. Kansas 88 — 2 NCAA Second Round Wooden Classic, Anaheim, California • Southeastern Conference Game 6 W 52 vs. UCLA 50 9 — date r uk opponent opp hr vr Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan Guardians Classic, Lexington, Kentucky 13 W 79 vs. Michigan State 74 8 21 N. 13 W 71 South Dakota State 54 9 — 2007-08 MINNESOTA 14 W 67 Lipscomb 49 8 — RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana Record: 20-14; H: 12-4; A: 4-7; N: 4-3 Guardians Classic, Kansas City, Missouri 20 W 80 vs. Indiana 41 2 — 8-10 Big Ten 23 W 101 Eastern Kentucky 72 2 — 21 L 63 vs. Iowa 67 7 18 NIT First Round 27 L 56 Louisville 65 2 20 22 W 80 vs. West Virginia 66 7 13 date r um opponent opp hr vr Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky 25 W 81 Liberty 51 7 — N. 10 W 84 Army 52 — — 31 W 61 vs. Austin Peay 53 8 — 29 W 75 High Point 55 10 — 20 W 68 at Iowa State 58 — — J. 3 W 61 North Carolina 56 8 9 D. 3 L 79 North Carolina 83 10 — 24 W 77 Central Michigan 59 — — 10 W 75 • Vanderbilt 63 7 20 Philips Arena, Atlanta, Georgia Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Tallahasee, Florida 13 W 67 • at Mississippi State 66 5 20 6 W 73 at Georgia State 46 15 ­— 27 L 61 at Florida State 75 — — 17 L 57 • Georgia 65 5 — RCA Dome, Indianapolis, Indiana D. 1 W 75 UC Riverside 38 — — 20 W 69 • at Tennessee (ot) 68 9 — 10 L 53 vs. Indiana 79 15 18 3 W 88 North Dakota State 56 — — 25 W 71 at Notre Dame 63 9 — 17 W 73 Louisville 61 23 4 8 W 91 Colorado State 74 — — 28 W 71 • Ole Miss 61 5 — Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky 12 W 78 South Dakota State 72 — — 31 L 60 • at Vanderbilt 66 5 — 23 W 73 vs. Iona 67 19 — 22 W 68 Santa Clara 50 — — F. 3 W 68 • at Florida 65 9 21 US Bank Arena, Cincinnati, Ohio Duel in the Desert, Las Vegas, Nevada 7 W 65 • South Carolina 64 9 25 30 W 71 vs. Ohio 63 18 — 28 W 77 vs. Nicholls State 32 — — 10 W 66 • Alabama 55 8 — J. 3 W 59 UCF 57 19 — 29 W 83 vs. Kennesaw State 66 — — 14 L 68 • at Georgia 74 8 — 7 L 73 at Kansas 46 19 — 30 L 64 at UNLV 81 — — 18 W 73 • Arkansas 56 9 — 10 L 51 • Vanderbilt 57 — — J. 5 L 59 • at Michigan State 70 — 6 21 W 68 • at Auburn 59 9 — 14 L 51 • Alabama 68 — — 9 W 82 • Northwestern 63 — — 25 W 92 • Tennessee 60 9 — 17 W 69 • at Georgia 55 — — 12 W 76 • at Penn State 73 — — 29 W 70 • at LSU 64 9 — 21 W 80 • South Carolina 78 — — 17 L 60 • Indiana 65 — 9

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26 L 60 • at Ohio State 76 — — 9 W 73 • Ohio State 62 — — 15 W 80 • at Penn State 66 — — SMITH GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS 31 W 77 • at Michigan 65 — — 13 L 53 • at Michigan State 60 — 7 22 W 75 • Northwestern 52 — — F. 3 L 47 • Wisconsin 63 — 13 17 L 78 • at Indiana (ot) 81 — — 25 L 52 • at Michigan State 68 — 10 6 W 92 • at Northwestern 72 — — 23 L 64 • Michigan State 65 — 6 28 W 77 • Illinois (ot) 72 — — 9 W 63 • Iowa 50 — — 26 W 65 • Northwestern 61 — — F. 1 L 59 • at Iowa 63 — — 12 L 60 • Illinois 84 — — 31 L 63 • at Ohio State 85 — 20 5 W 69 • at Nebraska 61 — — 16 L 56 • at Wisconsin 65 — 15 F. 6 W 65 • Northwestern 61 — — 9 L 61 • Wisconsin (ot) 68 — 21 21 W 69 • Michigan 60 — — 11 L 63 • Michigan 71 — — 14 L 68 • Ohio State 78 — 6 24 W 75 • Penn State 68 — — 14 L 74 • at Northwestern (ot) 77 — — 18 L 53 • at Northwestern 64 — — 27 L 53 • at Purdue 65 — 16 18 W 68 • Wisconsin 52 — 14 22 L 61 • Michigan State 66 — 6 M. 1 W 71 • Ohio State 57 — — 20 W 81 • Indiana 58 — — 26 L 50 • Indiana 69 — 23 5 L 55 • at Indiana 69 — 18 24 L 58 • Purdue 59 — 3 28 L 45 • at Wisconsin 52 — 14 8 L 58 • at Illinois 67 — — 27 W 62 • at Illinois 60 — — M. 3 W 81 • Nebraska 69 — — Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana M. 2 L 55 • at Michigan 83 — — Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana 13 W 55 vs. Northwestern 52 — — 7 W 88 • Iowa 53 — — 8 W 75 vs. Northwestern (ot) 68 — — 14 W 59 vs. Indiana 58 — 22 Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana 9 L 69 vs. Michigan (ot) 73 — 10 15 L 50 vs. Illinois 54 — — 11 W 76 vs. Penn State 53 — — NIT Postseason Tournament, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania National Invitational Tournament, Minneapolis, Minnesota 12 W 72 vs. Michigan State (ot) 67 — 11 13 W 70 at LaSalle 61 — — 18 L 58 vs. Maryland 68 — — 13 W 69 vs. Purdue 42 — 6 NIT Postseason Tournament, Coral Gables, Florida • Game 14 L 61 vs. Ohio State 90 — 5 19 W 78 at Miami (Fla.) 60 — — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Milwaukee, Wisconsin NIT Postseason Tournament, Murfreesboro, Tennessee 19 L 54 vs. Xavier 65 — 25 21 W 78 at Middle Tennessee St. 72 — — 2008-09 MINNESOTA • Big Ten Conference Game NIT Postseason Finals, New York, New York Record: 22-11; H: 16-3; A: 4-6; N: 2-2 27 W 69 vs. Washington (ot) 67 — — 9-9 Big Ten Conference 29 L 51 vs. Stanford 75 — — NCAA First Round 2010-11 MINNESOTA • Big Ten Conference Game date r um opponent opp hr vr Record: 17-14; H: 11-6; A: 3-7; N: 3-1 NABC Classic, Minneapolis, Minnesota 6-12 Big Ten Conference N. 14 W 76 Concordia-St. Paul 51 — — date r um opponent opp hr vr 2012-13 MINNESOTA 15 W 68 Bowling Green 61 — — N. 12 W 69 Wofford 55 — — Record: 21-13; H: 15-2; A: 3-8; N: 3-3 16 W 60 Georgia State 52 — — 15 W 79 Siena 69 — — 8-10 Big Ten Conference 22 W 72 at Colorado State 71 — — Puerto Rico Tip-Off, San Juan, Puerto Rico NCAA Tournament Second Round 26 W 88 Eastern Washington 67 — — 18 W 95 vs. Western Kentucky 77 — — date r um opponent opp hr vr 29 W 90 North Dakota State 76 — — 19 W 72 vs. North Carolina 67 — 8 N. 9 W 72 American 36 — — Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Minneapolis, Minnesota 21 W 74 vs. West Virginia 70 — — 12 W 82 Toledo 56 — — D. 2 W 66 Virginia 56 — — 24 W 84 North Dakota State 65 15 — 15 W 72 Tennessee State 43 — — 6 W 71 Cornell 54 — — Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Minneapolis, Minnesota 18 W 72 Richmond 57 — — 10 W 74 South Dakota State 60 — — 29 L 79 Virginia 87 15 — Battle for Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas Stadium Shootout, Glendale, Arizona D. 4 W 71 Cornell 66 13 — 22 L 71 vs. Duke 89 — 5 20 W 70 vs. Louisville 64 — 9 8 W 83 at St. Joseph’s 73 20 — 23 W 84 vs. Memphis 75 — 19 23 W 80 Southeastern Louisiana 71 22 — 11 W 71 Eastern Kentucky 58 20 — 24 W 66 vs. Stanford 63 — — 28 W 82 High Point 56 23 — 15 W 66 Akron 58 20 — Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Tallahasee, Florida 31 L 58 • Michigan State 70 21 10 23 W 85 South Dakota State 73 16 — 27 W 77 at Florida State 68 21 — J. 3 W 68 • Ohio State 59 21 23 28 L 60 • at Wisconsin 68 13 24 D. 1 W 87 North Florida 59 21 — 8 W 52 • at Iowa 49 22 — 31 L 62 • at Michigan State 71 13 19 4 W 88 South Dakota State 64 14 — 11 W 79 • Penn State 59 22 — J. 4 W 67 • Indiana 63 21 — 8 W 71 at USC 57 14 — 15 W 78 • at Wisconsin (ot) 74 18 — 9 L 64 • at Ohio State 67 21 2 11 W 70 North Dakota State 57 13 — 18 L 65 • at Northwestern 74 18 — 13 W 70 • Purdue 67 25 8 22 W 75 Lafayette 50 13 — 22 L 62 • Purdue 70 21 18 16 W 69 • Iowa 59 25 — 31 W 76 • Michigan State 63 11 18 25 W 67 • at Indiana 63 21 — 22 W 69 • at Michigan 64 15 — J. 6 W 69 • Northwestern 51 9 — 29 W 59 • Illinois 36 — 19 26 W 81 • Northwestern 70 16 — 9 W 84 • at Illinois 67 8 12 F. 4 L 47 • at Michigan State 76 19 13 29 L 61 • at Purdue 73 16 12 12 L 81 • at Indiana 88 8 5 7 L 58 • at Ohio State 64 19 — F. 2 L 57 • at Indiana 60 18 — 17 L 75 • Michigan 83 9 5 10 W 62 • Indiana 54 — — 6 L 69 • Ohio State 82 18 1 23 L 48 • at Northwestern 55 12 — 14 L 63 • at Penn State 68 — — 10 L 62 • Illinois 71 25 — 26 L 44 • at Wisconsin 45 12 — 19 L 62 • at Michigan 74 — — 13 W 62 • at Iowa 45 25 — 29 W 84 • Nebraska 65 23 — 22 W 72 • Northwestern 45 — — 17 L 63 • at Penn State 66 — — F. 3 W 62 • Iowa 59 23 — 26 L 41 • at Illinois 52 — — 22 L 48 • Michigan State 53 — — 6 L 50 • at Michigan State 61 18 12 M. 4 W 51 • Wisconsin 46 — — 26 L 63 • Michigan 70 — — 10 L 53 • Illinois 57 18 — 7 L 64 • Michigan 67 — — M. 2 L 57 • at Northwestern 68 — — 14 W 58 • Wisconsin (ot) 53 — 20 Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana 6 L 63 • Penn State 66 — — 17 L 51 • at Iowa 72 — — 12 W 66 vs. Northwestern 53 — — Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana 20 L 45 • at Ohio State 71 — 18 13 L 56 vs. Michigan State 64 — 6 10 L 65 vs. Northwestern 75 — — 26 W 77 • Indiana 73 — 1 NCAA First and Second Rounds, Greensboro, North Carolina • Big Ten Conference Game M. 2 W 73 • Penn State 44 — — 19 L 62 vs. Texas 76 — — 6 L 51 • at Nebraska 53 — — • Big Ten Conference Game 9 L 73 • at Purdue 89 — — 2011-12 MINNESOTA Big Ten Tournament, Indianapolis, Indiana Record: 23-15; H: 13-5; A: 6-7; N: 4-3 14 L 49 vs. Illinois 51 — — 2009-10 MINNESOTA 6-12 Big Ten Conference NCAA First and Second Round, Austin, Texas Record: 21-14; H: 15-3; A: 2-7; N: 4-4 NIT Postseason Tournament Runner-Up 22 W 83 vs. UCLA 63 — 24 9-9 Big Ten Conference date r um opponent opp hr vr 24 L 64 vs. Florida 78 — 14 Big Ten Tournament Runner-Up N. 11 W 70 Bucknell 58 — — • Big Ten Conference Game NCAA First Round 14 W 71 South Dakota State 55 — — date r um opponent opp hr vr 17 W 67 Fairfield 57 — — N. 13 W 87 Tennessee Tech 50 — — 21 W 85 Mount Saint Mary’s 56 — — 2013-14 TEXAS TECH ecord 16 W 82 Stephen F. Austin 42 — — Old Spice Classic, Orlando, Florida R : 14-18; H: 11-6; A: 2-10; N: 1-2 19 W 76 Utah Valley 51 — — 24 W 86 vs. DePaul 85 — — 6-12 Big 12 Conference 76 Classic, Anaheim, California 25 W 76 vs. Indiana State 69 — — date r um opponent opp hr vr 26 W 82 vs. Butler 73 22 10 27 L 70 vs. Dayton 86 — — N. 8 W 76 Houston Baptist 61 — — 27 L 56 vs. Portland 61 22 — Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Minneapolis, Minnesota 11 W 88 Northern Arizona 68 — — 29 L 65 vs. Texas A&M 66 22 — 30 W 58 Virginia Tech 55 — — Big 12/SEC Challenge, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Big Ten/ACC Challenge, Coral Gables, Florida D. 3 W 55 USC 40 — — 14 L 64 at Alabama 76 — — D. 2 L 58 at Miami (Fla.) 63 — — 6 W 70 Appalachian State 56 — — Progressive Legends Classic, Lubbock, Texas 5 W 91 Brown 55 — — 10 W 69 St. Peter’s 47 — — 18 W 80 Texas Southern 71 — — 8 W 94 Morgan State 74 — — 13 W 76 Central Michigan 56 — — 21 W 68 South Dakota State 54 — — 12 W 97 St. Joseph’s 74 — — 22 W 63 North Dakota State 59 — — Progressive Legends Classic, Brooklyn, New York 15 W 89 Northern Illinois 48 — — 27 L 72 • at Illinois (2ot) 81 — — 25 L 53 vs. Pittsburgh 76 — — 23 W 92 South Dakota State 62 — — J. 1 L 56 • at Michigan 61 — 16 26 W 76 vs. Houston 64 — — 29 W 75 • Penn State 70 — — 4 L 62 • Iowa 64 — — 29 W 94 UTSA 64 — — J. 2 W 86 • at Iowa 74 — — 8 L 66 • Purdue 79 — — D. 3 L 58 at Arizona 79 — 2

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 22 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 23 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 15 W 79 Central Arkansas 57 — — 16 L 60 • Baylor 63 — 22 18 L 69 LSU 71 — — 18 W 76 • at TCU 69 — — 21 L 62 at Arizona State 76 — — 23 L 76 • West Virginia 80 — 6 30 W 100 Mount Saint Mary’s 69 — — 26 L 67 • at Oklahoma 91 — 1 J. 4 L 62 • Iowa State 73 — 12 30 L 68 Arkansas (ot) 75 — — 6 L 86 • West Virginia (ot) 89 — — F. 3 W 63 • Oklahoma State 61 — — 11 L 64 • at Texas 67 — — 6 L 59 • at Texas 69 — — 15 W 82 • Baylor 72 — 12 10 W 85 • Iowa State 82 — 14 18 W 60 • at TCU 49 — — 13 W 84 • at Baylor 66 — 21 22 L 81 • at West Virginia 87 — — 17 W 65 • Oklahoma 63 — 3 25 L 65 • Oklahoma 74 — 25 20 W 71 • at Oklahoma State 61 — — 28 L 58 • at Kansas State 64 — — 23 W 83 • TCU 79 — — F. 1 W 60 • TCU 49 — — 27 L 58 • at Kansas 67 — 2 8 W 65 • Oklahoma State 61 — 19 M. 2 L 68 • at West Virginia 90 — 10 12 W 68 • at Oklahoma 60 — 25 5 W 80 • Kansas State 71 — —

TIGER TRADITIONS 15 L 64 • at Iowa State 53 — 11 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Missouri 18 L 63 • Kansas 64 — 8 9 L 62 vs. TCU 67 — — 22 L 62 • at Oklahoma State 84 — — NCAA First and Second Rounds, Raleigh, North Carolina 25 L 56 • Kansas State 60 — — 17 L 61 vs. Butler 71 — — M. 1 L 49 • at Baylor 59 — — • Big 12 Conference Game 5 L 57 • at Kansas 82 — 8 8 W 59 • Texas 53 — — Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Missouri 2016-17 MEMPHIS 12 L 62 vs. Oklahoma State 80 — — Record: 19-13; H: 14-4; A: 4-7; N: 1-2 • Big 12 Conference Game 9-9 American Athletic Conference date r um opponent opp hr vr Emerald Coast Classic, Memphis, Tennessee 2014-15 TEXAS TECH N. 14 W 94 UTRGV 75 — — Record: 13-19; H: 13-6; A: 0-10; N: 0-3 16 W 68 Milwaukee 54 — — 3-15 Big 12 Conference Emerald Coast Classic, Memphis, Tennessee date r um opponent opp hr vr 19 W 99 Savannah State 86 — — N. 14 W 71 Loyola (Md.) 59 — — 22 W 104 McNeese 65 — — ESPN Tip-Off Marathon, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Emerald Coast Classic, Niceville, Fla. 18 L 64 at LSU 69 — — 25 L 51 Providence 60 — — 22 W 80 Missouri State 68 — — 26 W 100 Iowa 92 — — 25 W 75 Northwestern State 64 — — 30 W 84 Jackson State 69 — — 30 W 63 Air Force 62 — — D. 3 L 77 at Ole Miss 85 — — Big 12/SEC Challenge, Lubbock, Texas 10 W 62 UAB 55 — — D. 3 W 48 Auburn 44 — — 13 L 79 Monmouth 82 — — 10 W 73 Fresno State 56 — — 17 W 99 at Oklahoma (ot) 94 — — 14 W 79 Prairie View A&M 51 — — 21 W 95 Incarnate Word 71 — — Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic, Lubbock, Texas 27 L 54 • SMU 58 — — 17 W 100 South Carolina State 39 — — 30 W 70 South Carolina 54 — 25 19 W 72 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 51 — — J. 5 W 70 • UConn 61 — — Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic, Las Vegas, Nevada 8 W 80 • at Tulane 59 — — 22 L 44 vs. Loyola (Ill.) 62 — — 11 L 71 • at Tulsa 81 — — 23 L 69 vs. Houston 82 — — 14 W 62 • USF 56 — — 29 W 60 North Texas 45 — — 19 W 70 • at Houston (ot) 67 — — J. 3 L 61 • Texas 70 — 10 22 W 70 • UCF 65 — — 5 L 67 • West Virginia 78 — 14 25 L 66 • at Temple 77 — — 10 L 54 • at Kansas 86 — 12 28 W 57 • East Carolina 50 — — 14 L 51 • at Kansas State 58 — — F. 2 W 85 • at USF 75 — — 17 L 42 • TCU 62 — — 4 L 57 • at UCF 72 — — 21 L 43 • at Oklahoma State 63 — — 7 W 66 • Tulsa 44 — — 24 W 78 • Iowa State 73 — 9 12 L 62 • Temple 74 — — 28 L 36 • at Oklahoma 81 — 24 16 L 62 • at UConn 65 — ­— 31 L 58 • at West Virginia 77 — 17 23 L 74 • at Cincinnati 87 — 15 F. 4 W 64 • Kansas State 47 — — 26 L 71 • Houston 72 — — 7 L 38 • at Iowa State 75 — 11 M. 2 W 92 • Tulane 70 — — 10 L 51 • Kansas 73 — 8 4 L 62 • at SMU 103 — 14 14 L 41 • at Texas 56 — — American Athletic Conference Tournament, Hartford, Conn. 17 L 49 • Baylor 54 — 20 10 L 54 vs. UCF 84 — — 21 L 75 • Oklahoma 79 — 17 25 L 54 • at TCU 71 — — 28 W 63 • Oklahoma State 62 — — M. 6 L 74 • at Baylor 77 — 14 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship, Kansas City, Missouri 11 L 53 vs. Texas 65 — — • Big 12 Conference Game 2015-16 TEXAS TECH Record: 19-13; H: 14-3; A: 3-7; N: 2-3 9-9 Big 12 Conference date r um opponent opp hr vr N. 13 W 77 High Point 73 — — Puerto Rico Tip-Off, San Juan, Puerto Rico 19 L 63 vs. Utah 73 — 16 20 W 74 vs. Mississippi State 72 — — 22 W 81 vs. Minnesota 68 — — 28 W 82 Hawai’i 74 — — D. 2 W 71 Sam Houston State 56 — — 9 W 68 UT-Martin 49 — — 16 W 79 South Dakota State 67 — — 19 W 94 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 54 — — 22 W 65 Little Rock 53 — — 29 W 82 Richmond 70 — — J. 2 W 82 • Texas 74 — — 6 L 69 • at Iowa State 76 — 13 9 L 59 • Kansas 69 — 1 12 L 70 • at Kansas State 83 — —

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 24 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Alvin "Pooh" Williamson had spent time from 2001-04 and A four-year letterwinner at Tulsa, Williamson played 2013-16 as an assistant coach on Tubby Smith’s staff at Tul- in 118 career games and was one of the driving forc- ASSISTANTCOACH ALVIN "POOH" WILLIAMSON sa, Texas Tech, and Memphis. es behind the Golden Hurricanes’ back-to-back NCAA He was the first player Smith recruited in his first Sweet 16 runs in 1994 and 1995. As TU’s point guard, he head-coaching roll at Tulsa, and was a four-year letterwinner averaged 14.0 points per game in six career NCAA Tour- at Tulsa, helping the Golden Hurricane to two consecutive nament games, which ranks third in program history only NCAA Sweet 16 appearances. behind Gary Collier and Shea Seals. Williamson started While with Texas Tech he worked with the Red Raiders’ 63 games over his final two seasons en route to All-MVC backcourt, while also assisting with scouting and recruit- First-Team and All-MVC Defensive-Team accolades. He ing. He has been a part of coaching staffs that have guided posted a 12.8 points per game average as a senior and teams to eight NCAA Tournament appearances over the last completed his career ranked No. 7 on the school’s career 13 seasons. assists chart and No. 10 on the career steals list. He had previously spent the past eight years in the Williamson earned his bachelor’s degree in business Lone Star State which included stops at Texas A&M, SMU, management from Tulsa in 1995. He and his wife, Rose- TCU, and Texas Tech. He has also coached at Washington mary, have two sons: Jamal and Joshua. State, Illinois State, Tulane, Tulsa, and Wichita State. His season at TCU helped the Horned Frogs in their first season in the Big 12 Conference, and had the program’s first-ever win over a top-five ranked opponent (No. 5 ranked Kansas on February 6). Prior to his one season at SMU, Williamson spent four seasons at Texas A&M, as the Aggies earned four straight at-large bids to the NCAA Tournament. He helped the Texas A&M program, under head coach Mark Turgeon, compile a 97-40 overall record, and at least 24 wins each season. While at Texas A&M, Williamson coached future NBA players in DeAndre Jordan, , and Donald Sloan. He followed Turgeon to College Station from Wichita State, where he helped the Shockers win a Missouri Valley Conference championship, and advanc to the NCAA Sweet 16 in 2006. Prior to his time with the Shockers, Williams was an assistant coach at Tulsa for four years, serving as interim head coach midway through the 2004-05 season. The Golden Hurricane went 68-57 overall during his four seasons. TU won the 2002 West- ern Athletic Conference (WAC) regular season title, the 2003 WAC Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round twice. As the interim head coach, he posted his first career vic- tory against New Mexico State (83-63) on Jan. 10, 2005, before finishing the season with a 7-15 record. Williamson served as an assistant at Tulane for one season in 2000-01 following two years at Illinois State, where he tutored guards Victor Williams and Tarise Bryson, the MVC’s Fresh- man and Newcomer of the Year, respectively. He earned his start in collegiate coaching with two seasons at Washington State, where he was in- strumental in the development of starting point guard Blake Pengally, who posted 120 assists as a freshman. WILLIAMSON AT A GLANCE COACHING HISTORY 1996-98: Washington State, Assistant Coach 1998-00: Illinois State, Assistant Coach 2000-01: Tulane, Assistant Coach 2001-04: Tulsa, Assistant Coach 2004-05: Tulsa, Interim Head Coach 2005-07: Wichita State, Assistant Coach 2007-11: Texas A&M, Assistant Coach 2011-12: SMU, Assistant Coach 2012-13: TCU, Assistant Coach 2013-16: Texas Tech, Assistant Coach 2016-pres.: Memphis, Assistant Coach

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 24 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 25 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE The upcoming 2017-18 season will be Joe Esposito’s 11th school’s single-season wins mark, and the 11-1 confer- consecutive season in working on a Tubby Smith-led coach- ence record matched the 1987-88 team for the best in ing staff, having worked with Smith at Minnesota, Texas Tech school history. For his efforts, Esposito was named the and Memphis. LSC South Coach of the Year. He comes into his second season with the Tigers with During his time at ASU, he was selected to coach nearly three decades of coaching experience, including 27 in the United States team of NCAA Division II All-Stars for the collegiate level. America Sports International during the summer of 2005. While at Memphis, he helped secure the top recruiting The team captured the gold medal at the Gianni Ernesto class in the American Athletic Conference with eight total Cup. newcomers. Esposito played a vital role for the Tennessee State Most recently Esposito spent three seasons at Texas Tigers from 1995-98, and was responsible for recruiting Tech, where his responsibilities included player development, three Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year award scouting, and recruiting. He helped Texas Tech accrue its winners. His 1996-97 and 1997-98 recruiting classes best recruiting classes in more than a decade during the final were ranked among the nation’s top 30 by Hoop Scoop. couple of seasons. He also worked as an academic counselor while He worked as Director of Basketball Operations for six at Tennessee State. seasons on Smith’s staff at Minnesota, where he handled He took over as interim head all administrative duties for the Golden Gopher basketball coach at NCAA Division II powerhouse program. He also coordinated all aspects of the Tubby Assumption College in 1995 after a six- Smith Basketball Camps and Clinics, while also aiding in year stint as assistant and associate head ASSISTANT COACH JOE ESPOSITO ASSISTANT recruiting when being elevated to an assistant coach on coach. The Greyhounds rattled off three a fill-in basis. straight Northeast-10 Conference Champi- Before his time in Minnesota, he handled the head onships, and notched a pair of NCAA Divi- coaching duties for a season at Villages Charter High sion II regional appearances. Assumption School, located in Central Florida. He led the Buffaloes to also set single-season records for their best record in school history, and to the Class 3A wins and winning streaks at District 7 Semifinals. the school with Es- Over his eight seasons at Angelo posito on staff. State, his program won 118 games, and Esposi- he became the second head coach in to also worked program history to reel off five consec- as an assistant utive winning seasons, and has three of coach at Roo- Angelo State’s 10 highest single-sea- sevelt High son win totals at the time. He left the School in school with the highest winning per- Hyde Park, centage during the NCAA Division II New York, era. a student During his first season at- An assistant gelo State, Esposito helped facili- coach at tate the best turnaround in NCAA Marist Division II during the 1998-99 sea- Col- son by a rookie head coach. He lege in improved ASU’s win total by six Pough- games, and the Rams came away keep- with their first winning season sie, New since 1994-95. York, He led the Rams to the Lone and spent Star Conference South Division time as an Championship, and the program’s assistant third NCAA Division II Tournament coach at the berth during the 2000-01 season. Bay State and Empire Angelo State won 13 of its final 16 State games. games, and racked up a 22-8 re- A native of The cord. The 22 wins was equal to the Bronx, New York, Esposi- 1983-84 and 1987-88 squads for the to received his Bachelor of Science degree in com- ESPOSITO AT A GLANCE puter science in 1988 from Marist College, and a Master COACHING HISTORY of Science degree in sports 1986-88: Roosevelt High School, Assistant Coach administration and coaching 1988-95: Assumption College, Assistant Coach from the United States Sports 1995: Assumption College, Interim Head Coach Academy in Mobile, Alabama in 1995-98: Tennessee State, Associate Head Coach 1990 – graduating with a per- 1998-06: Angelo State, Head Coach fect 4.0 grade point average. He and his wife, 2006-07: The Villages Charter School, Head Coach Mary, have two sons, Jordan 2007-13: Minnesota, Director of Operations Michael and Jacob O’Neal, 2013-16: Texas Tech, Assistant Coach along with two daughters, Shay 2016-Pres: Memphis, Assistant Coach Lynn and Harmony.

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 26 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Smith begins his second season as assistant coach with the Memphis Tigers after spending the previous three seasons at Texas Tech as the director of video production ASSISTANT COACH SAUL SMITH and team video coordinator. While working with the Red Raiders he assisted the staff in breaking down game and practice video along with statistical metrics. This season will mark his 11th season as an as- sistant coach, including six seasons at Minnesota. He oversaw the Golden Gophers’ guard development and ball handling improvement. He developed five players who would end their Minnesota careers on the program’s 1,000-point scoring list. Prior to coming to Minneapolis, Smith served as an assistant coach at Tennessee Tech from 2004-07. He was involved in all phases of the program, including play- er development, recruiting, organization, on-floor coach- ing, and academics. When head coach Mike Sutton was stricken with Guillian-Barre Syndrome, Smith assisted as- sociate head coach Steve Payne with guiding the Golden Eagles to two of the most successful seasons in school history. In his three seasons at Tennessee Tech, the team never finished below third place in the conference, in- cluding a league championship in 2004-05. Smith lettered four years at Kentucky and started at point guard for the Wildcats in each of his final two seasons. He was part of winning three SEC Championships, three SEC Tourna- ment titles, and one NCAA National Champi- onship. He also captained an SEC All-Star team that went 4-1 vs. the Japanese Olym- pic team. He ranks 10th all-time in Ken- tucky basketball history with 363 assists. He led the Wildcats in assists during both the 1999-00 and the 2000-01 seasons, and in steals with 51 during the 2000-01 season. He played in 143 games during his Wildcat career, start- ing 70 times. After his Kentucky career, Smith was invited to the ’ summer camp, before spending two years playing for the NBDL’s Columbus Riverdragons. He also spent the 2003-04 season on the Kentucky coach- ing staff while completing his bachelor’s degree in eco- nomics. Smith graduated from Kentucky in 2001 with a bachelor’s degree in economics.

SMITH AT A GLANCE COACHING HISTORY 2003-04: Kentucky, Special Assistant 2004-07: Tennessee Tech, Assistant Coach 2007-13: Minnesota, Assistant Coach 2013-16: Texas Tech, Director of Video Production 2016-pres: Memphis, Assistant Coach

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 26 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 27 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Steven “Zo” Goodson is in his second season with the Mem- phis Tigers. Goodson, Memphis’ Director of Operations, has worked with Tubby Smith since he was a student-manager at Kentucky from 2001-05. At Texas Tech, Goodson was the Director of Operations, where he was involved with all facets of the Texas Tech pro- gram. He spent the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons as the assistant director of operations and director of player devel- opment. His role saw him be in charge of player personnel and player development. He also coordinated team travel, and served as the program’s liaison to various areas within the athletics department. He organized the team’s 2015 foreign tour to Canada, where the Red Raiders played four games during a five-day stretch with stops in Montreal, Quebec City, and Ottawa. He arrived in Lubbock after he served as the special assistant to the head coach for six seasons on Tubby Smith’s staff at Minnesota. He was also the graduate assistant to Coach Smith at Kentucky in 2006-07 where he oversaw all aspects of video production and assisted with the operation of the Tubby Smith Basketball Camps. Goodson was a student manager at Ken- tucky from 2001-05, and also worked as a floor coach for the Tubby Smith Basketball Camps. He gained additional experience as an oper- ations intern for USA Basketball each sum- mer from 2002-06 and assisted the Team USA coaching staff that won the gold medal in Turkey at the 2005 World

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS STEVEN "ZO" GOODSON DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS University Games. He graduated with a degree in communications from Kentucky in 2005. He is married to the former Kelly Gerleve of Maple Grove, Minnesota.

GOODSON AT A GLANCE COACHING HISTORY 2001-05: Kentucky, Manager and Camps Floor Coach 2002-06: Team USA, Operations Intern 2006-07: Kentucky, Graduate Assistant 2007-13: Minnesota, Special Assistant 2013-16: Texas Tech, Director of Basketball Operations 2016-pres: Memphis, Director of Basketball Operations

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 28 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Butch Pierre is in his first season as Director of Player Personnel for the Memphis Tigers. He was most recently an assistant head coach at DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNEL BUTCH PIERRE N.C. State during the 2016-17 season. At N.C. State, he helped coach recent NBA lottery pick Dennis Smith Jr., who was drafted with the No. 9 overall selection by the . Before his season with the Wolfpack, Pierre spent eight seasons on the staff at Oklahoma State, where he was the associate head coach. The Cowboys made five NCAA Tournament appearances with Pierre on staff. During his time with Oklahoma State, the Cowboys had two Big 12 Players of the Year (Marcus Smart and James Anderson) and two Big 12 Freshman of the Year award winners (Smart, Jawun Evans, LeBryan Nash). Prior to his eight seasons with the Cowboys, he spent 11 seasons at LSU, first as assistant coach and later associate head coach with the Tigers. Among his time at LSU, he helped lead the program to the NCAA Final Four following a Southeastern Conference (SEC) Championship in 2005-06, and the program had four NCAA Tournament berths in his time there. He was the interim head coach at LSU for the final 10 games of the 2007-08 season, leading the Tigers to a 5-5 record during his brief stint. While at LSU he coached two All-Americans (Stromile Swift and ), three SEC Players of the Year (Swift, Da- vis, and ), and four SEC Freshman of the Year honorees (Davis, Bass, Tyus Thomas, and Torris Bright). He has also worked as an assistant coach at Charlotte (1996-97) and led the program to the NCAA tournament and a Conference USA title. At Louisiana-Lafayette (1989-96), he spent his final six seasons with the Ragin' Cajuns as the associate head coach. While at Louisiana, the school won its first-ever still recognized NCAA Tournament game, while winning the Sun Belt Conference. He made his assistant coaching debut in 1984-85 as a graduate assistant at his alma mater of Mississippi State before accepting his first full-time coaching position in 1986 with Kentucky State, where he stayed for two seasons. Pierre is a native of Darrow, Louisiana, and was a prep All-American at St. Amant High School. He earned both his undergraduate (1984) and master's degrees (1986) in Education from Mississippi State, where he was a four-year starter at point guard for the Bulldogs.

PIERRE AT A GLANCE COACHING HISTORY 1984-86: Mississippi State, Graduate Assistant 1986-88: Kentucky State, Assistant Coach 1988-89: Louisiana-Lafayette, Assistant Coach 1989-96: Louisiana-Lafayette, Associate Head Coach 1996-97: Charlotte, Assistant Coach 1997-02: LSU, Assistant Coach 2002-08: LSU, Associate Head Coach 2008: LSU, Interim Head Coach 2008-16: Oklahoma State, Associate Head Coach 2016-17: N.C. State, Assistant Head Coach 2017-pres.: Memphis, Director of Player Personnel

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 28 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 29 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE Mike Ekanem is beginning his third season on the University of Memphis staff, and the first season as Video and Recruiting Coordinator. Ekanem had previously worked as a special assistant with the men’s basketball program over the past two sea- sons. Prior to coming to Memphis, he worked for Louisiana Tech where he was an assistant coach in 2013-14, where he was in charge of recruiting, scheduling, camps, and guard development. For the six seasons prior he worked for Spurs Sports and Entertainment as a basketball operations assistant for the , and also Director of Video and Athletic Performance for the San Antonio Stars. For both organiza- tions, he was in charge of preparation, skill development, and conditioning. For the Spurs he worked in athletic performance and was an operations assistant. The Spurs won an NBA Cham- pionship in 2007, and the Stars advanced to the WNBA fi- nals in 2008. The Houston, Texas, native graduated from Texas Lutheran University with a Bachelor’s degree in 2005. He was a four-year letterwinner and an All-Conference player for the Bulldogs, who played professionally in Germany, Ireland, Romania, and China. Following his playing career, he earned a Mas- ter’s degree in exercise science from California University of Pennsylvania in 2008, and he holds a certification from the National Strength and Conditioning Association and National Acad- emy of Sports Medicine. VIDEO AND RECRUITING COORDINATOR MIKE EKANEM AND RECRUITING COORDINATOR VIDEO

EKANEM AT A GLANCE COACHING HISTORY 2007-13: San Antonio Spurs, Operations Assistant 2007-13: San AntonioStars, Director of Video and Athletic Performance 2013-14: Louisiana Tech, Assistant Coach (women’s) 2014-16: Memphis, Special Assistant 2016-Pres: Memphis, Video and Recruiting Coordinator

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 30 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE RYAN McPHAIL MEMPHIS BASKETBALL STAFF equipment manager

RANDY FLORES BRAD ANDERSON strength coach athletic trainer

UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 30 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS 2017-18 | 31 | MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE JOSHUA GRANT MELISSA MALONE GLENDENING NORRIS

GRADUATE ASSISTANT GRADUATE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

EMILY BRANTLEY J.D. BENNETT GREEN McMILLAN

OFFICE ASSISTANT MANAGER MANAGER

JACKSON SAM ZAVIER MAJORS McADAMS HAYES

MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER

RICKY HOLDKNACK UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS BASKETBALL STAFF MANAGER

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