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No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown (High School/Previous School) Major 2008-09 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS 1 Mouhammad Faye F 6-9 215 Jr-TR Dakar, Senegal (SEEDS Academy/Georgia Tech) Foreign Languages Day Date Opponent Time/Result Record 2 Justin Haynes G/F 6-5 192 Fr-HS Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale HS) undecided Fri. N14 at South Florida 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT 3 Derek Williams G 6-1 170 Jr-JC Jamaica, N.Y. (Western Texas College) Business Fri. N21 Houston Baptist # 7:30 p.m. 5 Ryan Maag G 6-0 170 Fr-HS Houston, Texas (Houston Second Baptist) Business Sat. N22 Alabama State # 7:30 p.m. 10 Alex Malone G/F 6-8 202 So-1L Mansfield, Texas (Timberview HS) undecided Sun. N23 Illinois State # 7:30 p.m. 13 Frank Otis F 6-6 225 Fr-HS Oakland, Calif. (McClymonds HS)) undecided Wed. N26 at TCU 7:30 p.m. 14 Tomasz Kwiatkowski C 7-1 250 So-SQ Bydgoszcz, Poland (Lee Academy [Maine]) Business Fri. D5 Texas A&M - International7 p.m. Mon. D15 Arkansas - Pine Bluff 7 p.m. 21 Bamba Fall C 7-1 225 Sr-3L St. Louis, Senegal (SEEDS Aca./Oak Hill Aca. [Va.]) French Wed. D17 at Texas A&M 7 p.m. 22 Mike Walker G 6-1 195 So-1L Iowa City, Iowa (South Kent [Conn.]) Communications Tue. D23 at Northwestern 7 p.m. 23 Paul McCoy G 5-11 175 Fr-HS Portland, Ore. (Grant HS) undecided Mon. D29 UT-San Antonio 7 p.m. 24 Robert Nyakundi F 6-8 220 Fr-RS Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS) Science Wed. D31 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2 p.m. 30 Ryan Harp G 6-4 195 So-1L Abilene, Texas (Abilene Cooper HS) Business Mon. J5 Colorado 7 p.m. 31 Cort Hoge F 6-10 245 Fr-HS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Heritage Hall, HS) undecided Sat. J10 UTEP * 7 p.m. 42 Papa Dia F 6-9 235 So-1L St. Louis, Senegal (SEEDS Aca./South Kent [Conn.]) Markets & Culture Wed. J14 at Rice * (CBS C) 7 p.m. Head Coach: Matt Doherty (North Carolina, 1984) Sat. J17 Tulane * 7 p.m. Associate Head Coach: Milton Barnes (Albion, 1979) Wed. J21 at Marshall * 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT Assistant Coaches: Steve Lutz (Texas Lutheran, 1995) & Malcolm Farmer (Notre Dame, 2003) Sat. J24 East Carolina * (CBS C) 4 p.m. Director of Operations: Brion Raven (Texas A&M, 2005) Wed. J28 at UCF * 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT Basketball Intern: K.C. Beard (Boise State, 2008) Sat. J31 at Tulsa * 2 p.m. Wed. F4 Memphis * (CBS C) 8 p.m. Strength and Conditioning Coach: Chad Chronister (Washington State, 2002) Sat. F7 Cal State - Bakersfield 2 p.m. Athletic Trainer: Zach McLeese (Illinois, 2000) Wed. F11 Houston * 7 p.m. Pronunciations: Papa Dia (dee-uh); Bamba Fall (bahm-ba); Mouhammad Faye (fay); Cort Hoge (court hoag); Sat. F14 at UAB * 2 p.m. Tomasz Kwiatkowski (toe-mahz kwi-at-cow-ski); Ryan Maag (like fog); Robert Nyakundi (nigh-yuh-kune-dee) Wed. F18 at Memphis * (CBS C) 7 p.m. Sat. F21 Rice * 7 p.m. The SMU Mustangs open the 2008-09 season at South Florida on Friday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT. Wed. F25 at UTEP * 8 p.m. CT/7 p.m. MT Head Coach Matt Doherty opens his third season on the Hilltop as the Mustangs face South Florida in the third Sat. F28 Tulsa * 7 p.m. meeting between the programs. The Mustangs own a 2-0 advantage in the series from a home-and-home Wed. M4 Southern Miss * 7 p.m. played from 1986-88. This is the first time SMU is facing a Big East opponent since visiting Miami (Fla.) on Sat. M7 at Houston * 7 p.m. Dec. 20, 1991, a 69-60 victory. This is the second time in three years the Mustangs have opened in the state of M11-14 Conference USA Championship (Memphis, Tenn.) Florida. The Mustangs won 57-55 in the 2006-07 opener against Illinois State in the Colonial Classic hosted by Games times are CT unless listed Florida State. * Conference USA Opponent IN OPENERS: This is the Mustangs 93rd season of basketball. SMU is 55-37 in season openers. Head Coach # SMU Tip-Off Classic Matt Doherty is 4-3 in season openers, including SMU’s buzzer-beating 57-55 win against Illinois State in 2006- All home games played on campus at Moody Coliseum 07 and a 75-61 loss to Southern last season in the SMU Tip-Off Classic. Radio: KAAM 770 AM (Rich Phillps, Allen Stone, Jay Poerner) CBS C - CBS College Sports Network (DirecTV ch. 610 & IN ROAD OPENERS: The Mustangs are 33-59 all-time in road openers and have lost three straight. The last Dish Network ch. 152) win was 69-61 in overtime at Montana State on Nov. 22, 2004. Under Doherty, the Mustangs fell at Florida State 59-52 in 2006-07 and 82-57 at Dayton last season. SOUTH FLORIDA Bulls IN HOME OPENERS: The Mustangs are 59-33 all-time in home openers. SMU is 38-14 in home openers at Head Coach...... Stan Heath Moody Coliseum. The Mustangs have won 11 of the last 12 home openers. Under Doherty, the Mustangs are Record At School (Years) ...... 12-19 (1) 1-1 in their Moody Coliseum debuts including a 53-48 victory over Dayton in 2006-07 and the 75-61 loss to Overall Record (Years)...... 112-77 (7) Assistant Head Coach ...... Dan Hipsher Southern last season. Assistant Coaches...... Reggie Hanson, Byron Samuels THE SERIES: SMU is 2-0 against South Florida. The 2007-08 Record ...... 12-19 SMU vs. South Florida (2-0) Conference Record/Finish...... 3-15/T-15th Mustangs won 79-65 at home on Dec. 6, 1986 and then H: 1-0 A: 1-0 N: 0-0 OT: 0-0 scored an 87-66 victory at South Florida on Dec. 14, 1987. Post-season ...... none 1986-87 D6 H W 79-65 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 5/7 The Bulls are scheduled to return to Moody Coliseum in 1987-88 D14 A W 87-66 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 4/1 Dallas next season. The Mustangs are 8-16 against current SMU vs. BIG EAST (8-16) (current members) Series Record ...... SMU leads 2-0 members of the Big East. H: 3-4 A: 2-8 N: 3-4 OT: 0-0 Last Meeting ...... D14, 1987 W 87-66@USF NEXT UP: SMU Tip-Off Classic SMU in Season-Openers (55-37) Location...... Tampa, Fla. H: 38-14 A/N: 17-23 Enrollment...... 45,244 Friday, Nov. 21 Conference ...... Big East 5:00 p.m. - Alabama State vs. Illinois State Streak: Lost 1 (Southern 75-61) Colors...... Green and Gold 7:30 p.m. - SMU vs. Houston Baptist Last win: 57-55 vs. Illinois State N12, 2006 Arena ...... The Sun Dome Saturday, Nov. 22 SMU in Road-Openers (33-59) President...... Dr. Judy Genshaft 5:00 p.m. - Illinois State vs. Houston Baptist Streak: Lost 3 Athletics Director...... Doug Woolard 7:30 p.m. - SMU vs. Alabama State Last win: at Montana State 69-61 (ot) N22, 2004 Basketball SID ...... Jeff Wuerth Sunday, Nov. 23 SMU in Home-Openers (59-33) E-mail ...... [email protected] 5:00 p.m. - Houston Baptist vs. Alabama State In Moody Coliseum (38-14) Office Phone...... 813-974-7099 Won 11 of last 12 Cell Phone ...... 614-402-2204 7:30 p.m. - SMU vs. Illinois State Website ...... www.GoUSFBulls.com Lost 75-61 against Southern last season

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 1 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] 2007-08 REVIEW: The Mustangs opened the Crum Basketball Center. A new playing surface with a HEAD COACH new floor design was also installed in Moody Coliseum before the season. On the floor, the Mustangs finished MATT DOHERTY 10-20 with coach Doherty's first full recruiting class. The squad went 8-5 in the final 13 home games with three ...is in his eighth season as a head of those losses in the final second of the game. The squad also made 192 3FG, which tied for fourth most in a coach and his second season at season at SMU; and recorded 122 blocks, seventh-best at SMU. Jon Killen was named C-USA third team and SMU. This is his 18th season in col- Academic All-C-USA. He led SMU in scoring (12.9), assists (5.13), steals (1.47), and 3FG pct (.403). In league legiate coaching with eight NCAA games, He led C-USA in assists (5.81), was 2nd in minutes (36.25), 3rd in 3FG (3.25), 6th in 3FG pct (.424), Tournaments, seven conference 8th in scoring (14.9), 11th in assist/turnover ratio (1.63), and 12th in steals (1.31). He was C-USA Player of the titles, a Final Four appearance and Week on Jan. 28. He also served on SMU's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and received the Meyer the 2001 AP National Coach of the Brothers' Award at SMU for combined academic success, athletic achievement and community involvement. Year award. He also has 22 players Derrick Roberts in league play, finished among the C-USA leaders in 3FG pct (9th - 412), minutes (13th - that have gone to the NBA. 32.36), 3FG (15th - 1.50), and scoring (30th - 10.1). Freshman Papa Dia was named to the C-USA All- Doherty was named head men's basketball coach by Freshman Team. In league play, Dia finished seventh in rebounding (6.4) and 26th in scoring (10.9). Those Director of Athletics Steve Orsini on April 24, 2006. ranks for freshman were first in rebounding and third in scoring. Killen, Ryan Harp, and Kwiatkowski were Doherty's first season on the Hilltop energized the pro- named to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. gram. The Mustangs broke ground on the $13-million, TEAM AWARDS - MVP - Killen; Assists - Killen; Charges - Killen; Defensive Award - Killen; Academic 43,000 square-foot Crum Basketball Center, unveiled a mil- Award - Killen; Captains - Roberts & Killen; FT % - Roberts; Most Improved - Ritter; Rebounder - Dia; Screener lion-dollar scoreboard/video board, played on national televi- - Dia; Coaches Award - Harp sion a program record six times, and signed a recruiting class ranked as high as 24th nationally. On the floor, the 2008-09 OUTLOOK: The 2008-09 season is the third season for head coach Matt Doherty on the Hilltop and Mustangs improved their RPI rank by more than 60 spots represents the dawn of "program". Thirteen of the 14 student-athletes on the roster have arrived since Doherty from the previous season while finishing with a 14-17 record. took the reigns. The squad allowed the opponents just 62.7 points per game, "It is nice to be going into my third season," says Doherty. "I feel right now like we have a program which was the third-best scoring defense in SMU history. instead of a team. When you start somewhere, you have a team. After two years here, we have a culture, a The season also included a seven-game winning streak which was the longest since 1999-2000 and an 11-3 start program. That's a good feeling. When I walk out of the locker room, I hope the veterans can say to the that was the best since 2000-01. younger guys, 'this is how we do things here. This is Mustang basketball.' There is a level of accountabili- In his second season, the Mustangs finished 10-20 with ty and striving for excellence." coach Doherty's first full recruiting class. The squad went 8-5 The SMU basketball program will now get to fully utilize the major facilities investments that began in the final 13 home games with three of those losses in the to show results on the floor late last season. The $13-million, 43,000 square-foot Crum Basketball Center final second of the game. The squad also made 192 3-point became available for practice in December of 2007 and fully opened in February. Even though the field goals, which is tied for the fourth most in a season at Mustangs finished 10-20 on the season with coach Doherty's first full recruiting class, after the Crum SMU; and recorded 122 blocked shots, seventh-best ever at SMU. Killen was named C-USA third team and Academic All- Center opened for practice, the squad went 7-5 at home with three of those losses in the final second of Conference. Freshman Papa Dia was named to the C-USA the game. All-Freshman Team. In league play, Dia finished 7th in The Mustangs are also playing on a new surface with a new floor design that was installed in rebounding (6.4) and 26th in scoring (10.9). Those ranks for Moody Coliseum just before last season. During the summer of 2008, the basketball team went on a bas- freshman were first in rebounding and third in ketball and cultural tour to Africa in late May and early June that gave added basketball experience and scoring.Doherty came to the Hilltop after spending the 2005- 06 campaign as the head coach at Florida Atlantic, where he served as a bonding experience for the team. led the Owls to a 15-13 season that included a 14-6 record SMU returns six veterans, including senior Bamba Fall, the top returning scorer (11.8 pts, 5.6 rebs, in Atlantic Sun play, the best in school history. The 15 wins 2.1 blks). The Mustangs also return five sophomores led by Conference USA All-Freshman honoree were also five more than FAU had managed in the year prior Papa Dia (9.7 pts, 6.5 rebs), Alex Malone (7.6 pts, 3.1 rebs), Ryan Harp (4.4 pts, 3.4 rebs, 1.7 asts), to his arrival. He spent the 2005-06 season as the head coach at Mike Walker (5.4 pts, 2.0 asts), and Tomasz Kwiatkowski (3 games). Florida Atlantic. The Owls went 15-13, including a school- The Ponies have two players that were with the team last season, but did not play. Robert best 14-6 record in Atlantic Sun play. The 15 wins were five Nyakundi is back after redshirting in 2007-08 and junior transfer Mouhammad Faye will miss the first more than FAU had the previous year. semester after transferring to SMU from Georgia Tech at the semester break. In 1999, he was named head coach of Notre Dame, and guided the team to a 22-15 record, their best in a decade. The true newcomers are junior college point-guard Derek Williams as well as freshmen Justin The Fighting Irish had wins over five ranked opponents and Haynes, Cort Hoge, Ryan Maag, Paul McCoy, Frank Otis. The signees were ranked No. 33 by played in the NIT championship game. HoopScoopOnline.com giving SMU consecutive top-35 classes. The sophomore class was rated No. 24 Following that season, he was named head coach at upon arrival to the Hilltop. North Carolina where he went 53-43 in three seasons. In his first season, the Tar Heels were 26-7 and he was named AP "I asked the newcomers what their record was last season, and all but one player came from a National Coach of the Year. The team won the ACC regular team with a winning record and he was hurt most of the year," explains Doherty. "You have guys like season co-championship and advanced to the second round MATT DOHERTY COACHING RECORD of the NCAA Tournament. UNC earned a No. 1 ranking dur- OVERALL H A N OT ing the season. In his final year, his team won the Year School W L PCT W L W L W L W L Preseason NIT and was ranked as high as No. 12 in the 99-00 Notre Dame 22 15 .595 16 4 4 7 2 4 0 2 nation before advancing to the postseason NIT. 00-01 N. Carolina 26 7 .788 12 2 8 3 6 2 0 0 After his time in Chapel Hill, he served as an analyst for 01-02 N. Carolina 8 20 .286 6 9 1 9 1 2 0 0 ESPN-plus and CSTV. He has also worked as a scout for 02-03 N. Carolina 19 16 .543 13 5 3 9 3 2 0 2 the New York Knicks. 05-06 FAU 15 13 .536 10 2 5 8 0 3 1 0 He began his coaching career in 1989 with a three-year 06-07 SMU 14 17 .452 9 7 3 9 2 1 1 0 stint as an assistant at Davidson. He then moved on to 07-08 SMU 10 20 .333 8 10 2 9 0 1 2 0 Kansas, where he spent seven years as an assistant with TOTALS 114 108 .514 74 39 26 54 14 15 4 4 Roy Williams. The Jayhawks went 202-42 (.828) as he .655 .325 .483 .500 recruited eight McDonald's All-Americans and coached five CONF. H A OT All-Americans and eight future NBA players. Kansas won six Year School W L PCT W L W L W L league titles and played in the NCAA Tournament in each of 99-00 UND (Big East) 8 8 .500 5 3 3 5 0 0 his seasons, reaching the 1993 Final Four. 00-01 UNC (ACC) 13 3 .813 7 1 6 2 0 0 As a player at UNC, he played 129 games from 1980-84 01-02 UNC (ACC) 4 12 .250 3 5 1 7 0 0 under coach Dean Smith. He was a starter as a sophomore 02-03 UNC (ACC) 6 10 .375 5 3 1 7 0 1 on UNC's 1982 National Championship team that went 32-2, 05-06 FAU (A-Sun) 14 6 .700 9 1 5 5 1 0 playing alongside Michael Jordan and James Worthy. In all, 06-07 SMU (C-USA) 3 13 .188 2 6 1 7 0 0 UNC claimed three ACC regular season and two ACC 07-08 SMU (C-USA) 4 12 .250 3 5 1 7 2 0 Tournament titles, as well as four NCAA appearances. He TOTALS 52 64 .448 34 24 18 40 3 1 became the second player in ACC history to post 1,000 .586 .310 .750 points, 400 rebounds and 400 assists in a career.

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 2 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] Frank Otis and Paul McCoy, both state champions, and I think that says a lot about them. Then we have 2007-08 Rankings (FINAL) Mouhammad and Derek that have not played for us so from that standpoint, we will be very young. But C-USA RANKINGS NCAA ALL GAMES - INDIVIDUAL FINAL having recruited these players here, I feel like they can pass, handle, and shoot the ball with quickness, Scoring 13 Killen 12.9 toughness and savvy." 19 Fall 11.8 29 Roberts 10.1 The Mustangs also have to replace three graduates as Jon Killen, Paulius Ritter, and Derrick Rebounding 8 Dia 6.5 Roberts careers concluded last season. Killen was an All-Conference USA Third-Team selection after 18 Fall 5.6 leading the team in scoring (12.9), assists (5.1), and steals (1.5). Roberts, a co-captain with Killen, added FG Pct 3 Fall .566 Assists 2 Killen 5.13 49 10.1 points per outing and was the Mustangs second-best threat from 3-point range at 33 percent. Ritter FT Pct started 19 times as a senior and gave the Mustangs 2.7 points and 3.7 rebounds. Steals 7 Killen 1.47 3FG Pct 7 Killen .403 50 "We are going to miss those guys, three fabulous leaders," states Doherty "I thought Bamba did a 3PT FGM 5 Killen 2.50 good job of stepping up and talking in our preseason meetings. I think Mouhammad Faye and Derek Blocked Shots 2 Fall 2.10 39 Ast/TO Ratio 9 Killen 1.60 Williams could be good leaders, but that doesn't mean that a sophomore or freshman won't step up and Off. Rebs. 13 Dia 2.04 be a leader for this team." Def. Rebs. 6 Dia 4.50 THE CRUM BASKETBALL CENTER 9 Fall 4.23 Minutes 2 Killen 35.27 This will be the Mustangs first full season in the Crum Basketball Center. The $13-million, 43,000- 13 Roberts 32.07 square-foot training facility, is designed so the players and coaches have their own one-stop shop to ALL GAMES - TEAM Scoring Off. 11 63.9 257 practice, strength train, watch film and receive rehabilitation care. Scoring Def. 10 71.4 226 The two practice courts allow for a more flexible practice schedule, which reduces class-scheduling Scoring Margin 11 -7.5 302 conflicts for student-athletes. On-site strength training maximizes the efficiency of balancing team prac- FT Pct. 9 .662 259 FG Pct. 9 .421 250 tices, meetings and workouts. The facility also houses coaches' offices and conference facilities, coach- FG Pct. Def. 10 .437 168 es' locker rooms and film-editing rooms. The lower level connects to Moody Coliseum, where the 3Pt.FG Pct. 7 .336 218 3Pt.FG Pct. Def. 12 .369 --- N/A Mustangs will continue to play their games, via a tunnel. Reb. Off. 10 33.8 --- N/A "I think the Crum Basketball Center is huge for our program," says Doherty. "It is so well designed Reb. Def. 8 36.0 --- N/A Reb. Margin 10 -2.2 253 to be functional. Now we don't have to run out of the building. Guys can stick around and shoot. Last Blocked Shots 4 4.07 66 year we were working out scheduling with volleyball and women's basketball as well as other campus Assists 6 12.90 188 events. Now we can schedule practice whenever we want or need to and guys can come in and get Steals 9 5.87 252 TO Margin 10 -2.67 --- N/A extra work on their own." Ast./TO Ratio 11 0.79 263 The Mustangs completed the move from Moody Coliseum to the Crum Center during the summer Off. Rebs. T-11 10.00 --- N/A Def. Rebs. 7 23.83 --- N/A after returning from Africa. The coaches now have offices and conference rooms within the same suite. 3PT FG Made 8 6.40 187 The practice court, locker room, players' lounge, strength and conditioning center, and rehabilitation room W-L Pct. N/A .333 274 Turnovers N/A 16.2 278 are located on the same level. Personal Fouls N/A 17.7 102 "The functionality of our offices and meeting rooms is so much better. We have all the coaches in C-USA GAMES - INDIVIDUAL the same suite. Last year, we had coaches in other parts of the building at Moody Coliseum, so the com- Scoring 8 Killen 14.9 T-16 Fall 12.4 munication is better. The weight room is right here, which makes it a lot easier for us to get stronger and 26 Dia 10.9 become better basketball players." 30 Roberts 10.1 Rebounding 7 Dia 6.4 AFRICA TOUR T-16 Fall 5.3 The SMU basketball team embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime experience 12-day basketball and cul- FG Pct 8 Fall .519 tural journey to Senegal and South Africa from May 25-June 5. Each day for a week, the team prepared Assists 1 Killen 5.81 FT Pct for the trip with two practices and two sessions of a class called Peoples of Africa. The team had to keep Steals 12 Killen 1.31 journals and write reflections for the class both leading up to and during the trip. 3FG Pct 6 Killen .424 9 Roberts .412 The squad spent four full days in Senegal, spending time in Dakar and St. Louis. The team visited 3PT FGM 3 Killen 3.13 the families of teammates Bamba Fall, Papa Dia, and Mouhammad Faye. Fall and Dia are from St. Louis T-15 Roberts 1.50 and Faye is from Dakar. The squad also faced the Senegalese National Team and did a basketball clinic Blocked Shots 2 Fall 2.00 Ast/TO Ratio 11 Killen 1.63 at SEEDS Academy. While in Senegal, the group also toured Goree Island and Pink Lake and visited Off. Rebs. T-9 Dia 2.00 multiple market places. Def. Rebs. 7 Dia 4.43 T-12 Fall 3.94 Then it was five days in South Africa. The team played two more games including a matchup with Minutes 2 Killen 36.25 the South African national team. They also visited a vast array of cultural and historical areas in and 13 Roberts 32.36 18 Harp 30.50 around Johannesburg. The squad toured Soweto and the memorials to the struggle against Apartheid, 25 Fall 28.69 visited Lesedi Cultural Village for traditional tribal lifestyles that included dancing and music, and went on C-USA GAMES - TEAM a safari at Pilanesburg National Park. Scoring Off. 11 63.4 Scoring Def. 10 74.5 "That trip really helped with team bonding," stated Doherty. "To learn about another culture where Scoring Margin 11 -11.1 three of our players come from really makes them become closer as teammates. The guys took a class FT Pct. 6 .699 FG Pct. 9 .426 to study the culture. We brought professor Joci Caldwell-Ryan and academic adviser Dr. Vicki Hill with us FG Pct. Def. 12 .459 to coordinate daily class sessions and to connect what we were visiting." 3Pt. FG Pct. 6 .348 3Pt. FG Pct. Def. 12 .386 The trip served the purposes of basketball, education, and marketing for the University. It was also Reb. Off. 11 31.8 an opportunity to learn about the families and development of teammates. Reb. Def. 9 35.9 "Papa hadn't been home in four and a half years. To see him greeted and welcomed in by his fami- Reb. Margin 10 -4.2 Blocked Shots 5 3.38 ly is a really neat experience. The respect our players showed toward the players and families were Assists 5 12.94 great. Sometimes when you travel, players get tired of the travel and dealing with the bus rides. The Steals 11 5.19 TO Margin 12 -3.44 guys showed a lot of respect toward Bamba, Papa, and Mouhammad and their families. They became Ast./TO Ratio 11 0.77 genuinely interested in learning more about their families and culture." Off. Rebs. 12 9.44 The Mustangs played a total of three games during the trip. The first was against Senegal's Def. Rebs. 9 22.31 3PT FG Made 7 6.56 National Team in Dakar. The Ponies then faced the South African National Team and a South African club team while in Johannesburg.

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 3 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] "On the basketball court, we got better during the trip. We had several quality practices and the 2008-09 C-USA PRESEASON AWARDS: great experience of playing the Senegalese and South Africa national teams. We lost the first two games (voted by coaches) and won the third, so we were able to see the improvement." COACHING STAFF PRESEASON TOP FIVE Doherty's coaching staff this season is very similar to last season. Associate head coach Milton Barnes enters his second season with the Mustangs while assistants Steve Lutz and Malcolm Farmer are 1. Memphis in their third season on the Hilltop. Brion Raven joined the Mustangs during the summer as the director of 2. UAB basketball operations. "It is nice to have generally the same staff. We know each other better and have a level of trust that 3. Tulsa has developed over previous seasons. That combined with the improved communication through the office setup in the Crum Basketball Center, should help us do an even better job of maximizing every- 4. UTEP one's contributions." 5. Southern Miss The basketball staff combines 61 years of collegiate coaching. Their experience includes 12 confer- ence titles and 10 conference tournament championships. They have earned 23 postseason appear- ances, including 17 bids to the NCAA Tournament with 10 trips to the Sweet 16, eight Elite Eights, three 2008-09 PRESEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR Final Fours, and a national championship. This summer, Farmer was promoted to an assistant coaching position after two years as the director Robert Vaden, UAB, G/F, 6-5, Sr., Indianapolis, Ind. of operations. He filled the spot vacated when Lance Irvin became an assistant coach at Southern Illinois. "Malcolm is a vital part of our staff and this will give us a chance to more fully utilize his talents," 2008-09 PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM says Doherty. "He has been instrumental in laying the groundwork for the bright future of SMU basketball. We are also grateful for Lance's efforts in building the foundation here. It is a great opportunity for Lance Robert Dozier, Memphis, F, 6-9, Sr., Lithonia, Ga. to move closer to his hometown of Chicago." Stefon Jackson, UTEP, G, 6-5, Sr., Philadelphia, Pa. BACK COURT The Mustangs return Mike Walker (G, 6-0, 190, So.), Ryan Harp (G, 6-4, 190, So.), and Alex Jerome Jordan, Tulsa, C, 7-0, Jr., Kingston, Jamaica Malone (G/F, 6-8, 185, So.) in the back court. They are joined by junior college transfer Derek Williams (G, 6-1, 170, Jr.) as well as freshmen Justin Haynes (G/F, 6-4, 190, Fr.), Ryan Maag (G, 6-0, 170, Fr.), Jermaine Taylor, UCF, G, 6-4, Sr., Tavares, Fla. and Paul McCoy (G, 5-11, 175, Fr.). Robert Vaden, UAB, G/F, 6-5, Sr., Indianapolis, Ind. Ryan Harp played every game and averaged 25.7 minutes per game last season, the most of any freshman. He averaged 4.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, 1.73 assists, and .73 steals. Harp also earned the coaches' award given at the team's annual banquet. "Ryan arrived in great shape and ran a 4:55 mile this summer. We know what we are going to get with Ryan on the defensive end. We know he is going to guard, run the floor, and dive on loose balls. What I want to see from Ryan is a relaxed shooter. He is a technically sound shooter; he just needs to be relaxed and shoot the ball with confidence." Justin Haynes is a wing from Palmdale High School in Palmdale, Calif. He averaged 15 points, five rebounds, and three assists as a junior while helping his team to a 21-6 record. He was named All-Golden League and Honorable Mention all C.I.F. "Justin is an athletic wing player with great size", said Doherty. "He has the ability to pass, handle, and shoot as well as attack the basket and make the perimeter jump shot. His versatility makes him a difficult defensive matchup. It is exciting to see a player such as Justin with so much upside to his game." Ryan Maag joins the Mustangs as a non-scholarship player from Houston Second Baptist. He was a two-time All-State first-team selection by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches and two-time TAPPS Final Four All-Tournament Team member. As a senior, he averaged 20.4 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and 2.7 steals. "Ryan is a tough kid. He is also very strong and can really shoot the basketball. He has the ability to contribute on the floor and will help us get better every day." Alex Malone played in 29 games as a freshman and is the third-leading returning scorer after averaging 7.6 points. He also grabbed 3.1 rebounds per outing in a little more than 19 minutes per game. "He is one of the more talented guys on our team," states Doherty. "He played well at times in Africa. His aggressiveness and toughness have improved great- ly. We really want him to be a more consistent shooter and more consistent ball-handler, but Alex has a lot of talent and has made great strides." Paul McCoy joins the Mustangs from Grant High School in Portland, Ore. He was rated the 10th-best point guard by Scout.com in the class of 2008. He was a two-time first-team all-state selection in Oregon while leading Grant to the 6A (large-class) state title. McCoy averaged 16.5 points, seven rebounds, five assists and four steals as a senior. Grant is the same high school that produced current SMU football head coach June Jones. "Paul is one of the more high-profile players we have brought in here. He is a winner. He was a state champion in basketball as well as all-state in football, basketball, and track. I think once he gets settled and comfortable, he has a chance to be a great player for SMU." Mike Walker is the Mustangs lone returning point-guard after the graduation of Jon Killen. Walker started 17 times and played in 29 of 30 games. He scored 5.4 points per game while averaging 1.93 assists and 0.83 steals. "Mike played great in Africa," said Doherty. "He is really starting to understand the game. He has gotten a lot tougher and during the Africa trip, he went after some loose balls that he didn't his freshman season. He has become a very good shooter, so I look for big things out of Mike this year." Derek Williams averaged 19.1 points, 4.5 assists, and 4.3 rebounds per game while earning All-Western Junior College Athletic Conference honors. He shot 48.5 percent from the floor, 32.8 percent from 3-point range and 70.9 percent from the free throw line. "Derek is a winner with great leadership skills and great energy. He is fast with the basketball and can see and deliver. He is also a good shooter that can effectively run a pick and roll." FRONT COURT The Mustangs return their top two post players in Bamba Fall (C, 7-1, 220, Sr.) and Papa Dia (F, 6-9, 258, So.). Mouhammad Faye (F, 6-9, 208, Jr.) will be in his first full season at SMU after transferring in the middle of the 2007-08 season and Tomasz Kwiatkowski (C, 7-1, 245, So.) also returns after limited action last season. Frank Otis (F, 6-6, 230, Fr.) and Cort Hoge (F, 6-10, 240, Fr.) will be the freshmen in the front court. Papa Dia was named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team after averaging 10.9 points and 6.4 rebounds in league play, that ranked him first in

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 4 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] rebounding and third in scoring among freshmen. He averaged 9.7 points and 6.5 rebounds on the sea- son to become just the fifth freshman in SMU history to lead the team in rebounds. Dia earned the SMU MATT DOHERTY TIMELINE AT SMU screener and rebounder awards as a freshman. March 24, 2006 - Doherty is named SMU’s 19th head coach. "The biggest thing I want to see with Papa is an emotional maturity. I think he has as much talent as May 18, 2006 - Cameron Spencer signs National Letter of I have coached in a big guy, but I want to see a level of maturity in his game to the point that he won't get Intent and is first signee at SMU under Matt Doherty. frustrated and then make silly fouls. He will also have tighten up his game by taking better shots and Sep. 21, 2006 - Completes inaugural staff as he officially hires being better balanced." Associate Head Coach Mike Garland…joining assistant coaches Steve Lutz and Lance Irvin along with director of Bamba Fall is the Mustangs top returning scorer after averaging 11.8 points last season. He also operations Malcolm Farmer. paced at 5.6 rebounds and 2.1 blocks while hitting 56.6 percent from the field. He led SMU in blocks 23 Nov. 9, 2006 - Five student-athletes ink NLIs in Doherty's inaugu- times, scoring 8 times, and rebounds 7 times while scoring 10-plus 22 times and having 20 multi-block ral recruiting class. The class is ranked 24th nationally by Hoop games. He finished second in C-USA in blocked shots and third in field goal percentage. Scoop. The class includes teammates Mike Walker and Papa "I'm just really proud of his development as a player and as a person," emphasized Doherty. "He fin- Dia from South Kent School in Connecticut along with Texas ished up last year as our top-scorer inside and second-leading scorer on the team. I really felt like when natives Ryan Harp Robert Nyakundi and Alex Malone. we got the ball to him inside, there was a good chance he was going to score. He shot 56 percent from Nov. 12, 2006 - Devon Pearson's tip-in at the buzzer gives the field and 71 percent at the foul line. I would like for him to rebound the ball a little better, but I am real- SMU a 57-55 win over Illinois State in Doherty's first game. ly proud of his growth." The game is the first of three in the Colonial Classic in Tallahassee, Florida. Mouhammad Faye transferred to SMU during the semester break of the 2007-08 season and will Dec. 3, 2006 - Mustangs reach top-25 in RPI (No. 20) on the not be eligible until the end of the first semester. He played one and a half seasons at Georgia Tech play- day SMU celebrates the 50th anniversary of the opening of ing in 35 games there with eight starts. He also played with Bamba Fall on the 2007 Senegal National Moody Coliseum. The Mustangs defeat Texas College 79-63. Team in the FIBA Africa Championship in August where he averaged 12.0 points per game (19-for-34 Dec. 7, 2006 - Mustangs reach top-10 in the RPI (No. 9) FG), scoring 22 in a win over South Africa and 20 vs. Morocco. Dec. 8, 2006 - Mustangs reach No. 7 in the RPI "When he gets to dress for us, people will see we have a heck of a player. Paul Hewitt at Georgia Dec. 8, 2006 - Groundbreaking ceremony is held for the Crum Tech told me he would have started for them and he was their most talented player coming back. He is a Basketball Center. The $13-million, 43,000 square-foot prac- 6-9 guy with long arms that plays with a lot of energy. He can really handle and pass the ball, and is a tice facility is home for SMU men's and women's basketball good shooter. He has a chance to be a very good player for us." programs. It has a full-size practice court for each program Cort Hoge joins the Mustangs as a non-scholarship player after an outstanding career at Heritage with multiple goals. It includes locker rooms, lounges, a fully equipped training and rehabilitation room with in-ground Hall High School in Oklahoma City. As a senior, he averaged 9.1 points, 7.8 rebounds and totaled 25 hydrotherapy pools, a strength and conditioning room, an on- blocks while shooting 50.7 percent from the field. Hoge was named to the 2008 Oklahoma Basketball site laundry facility, coaches' offices and conference facilities Coaches Association Class 3A All-Star Team and selected to the 2007 Pete Newell Big Man Camp. for both programs, coaches' locker rooms and film editing "He has a chance to be a real good player and can really shoot the ball. He reminds me a little of rooms. It is connected directly to Moody Coliseum. Donatas Rackauskas (SMU 2002-07). I really value big guys that can handle the ball and shoot the ball." Dec. 21, 2006 - Dez Willingham hits a running 3-pointer from Tomasz Kwiatkowski returns after playing in three games as a freshman. He was limited by back the left wing as time expires for a 64-62 win at TCU in Matt troubles during much of the season. Doherty’s first Metroplex rivalry game. "I want to see him settle down and have a better feel of the game. He is big, he is strong, and he Dec. 30, 2006 - New $900,000-dollar Daktronics scoreboard can run the floor. Tomasz needs to do a better job of slowing down and letting the game come to him. and videoboard is unveiled at Moody Coliseum. Sometime he gets overzealous and fouls or turns the ball over. I think he needs to relax and play and he Jan. 4, 2007 - Doherty gets his 100th career victory as SMU defeats Texas-Pan American 84-71 at Moody Coliseum. The can be a productive guy for us." team presents the game ball on the floor after the game. Robert Nyakundi sat out the season as a redshirt after struggling with his conditioning during pre- Jan. 8, 2007 - Inside College Hoops with Matt Doherty debuts season workouts. He was ranked No. 76 by TexasHoops.com in the class of 2008 before attending SMU. from Ten Sports Grill on KAAM 770 AM. "I call him Big Shot Rob," says Doherty. "Last year, I suspended him because he was out of shape. Jan. 10, 2007 - Coaches first Conference USA game, losing He didn't make his mile time and he didn't work that hard in practice. Rob now has become one of our 57-56 at home to Southern Miss. The Mustangs rallied from hardest workers and I am so proud of him. The thing that Rob can do, maybe better than anyone I have 21-down in the second half to take a one-point lead. Derrick coached, is shoot the basketball. All I need is for him to be in shape and he can change to complexion of Roberts had a shot from the left elbow at the buzzer that hit a game because of his ability to shoot the ball." the back of the rim. Frank Otis is a forward from McClymonds High School in Oakland, Calif., which is the same high Jan. 24, 2007 - Gets first Conference USA victory in 55-53 tri- school that produced Bill Russell, Frank Robinson, and Antonio Davis. As a senior, averaged 17 points umph against Tulane at Moody Coliseum. Team rallied from 13-points down in the second half. and 10 rebounds and was named All-State First Team after helping his team to a 32-0 record and the March 3, 2007 - Mustangs nearly pull off upset of sixth-ranked state championship. Otis was ranked 22nd overall in California by GoldenStatePreps.com. Memphis at Moody Coliseum; losing 64-61 on senior night for "Frank is a wing player with good size and strength," says Doherty. "He plays extremely hard and Ike Ofoegbu, Devon Pearson, and Donatas Rackauskas. SMU has outstanding toughness, which we need. Frank has a tremendous ability to compete and comes from finishes 3-13 in C-USA play. a winning high school program. McClymonds High School went 32-0 last year and won the state title, the March 7, 2007 - No. 11 seed SMU falls 59-52 to No. 6 seed year before they were state runner-up in California. He definitely understands what it takes to win, and his Southern Miss in Conference USA Tournament first round at desire and intensity give him a chance to be a special player." the FedEx Forum in Memphis. SMU finished season 14-17. SCHEDULE Nov. 14, 2007 - Doherty signs second recruiting class, which is The Mustangs' 2008-09 schedule includes 12 games against 2008 postseason teams and five ranked as high as 33rd nationally by Hoop Scoop. The class games against last season's RPI top-50 including Texas A&M and Memphis as well and nine matchups includes top-ten point guard Paul McCoy as well as highly-touted California natives Frank Otis and Justin Haynes. against the top-100. The season opens at South Florida on Nov. 14. The home slate begins with the SMU Dec. 4, 2007 - Mustangs hold their first practice in the Crum Tip-Off Classic from Nov. 21-23 against 2008 NIT participants Illinois State and Alabama State as well as Basketball Center as one practice court is completed. It is the Houston Baptist. The Mustangs host Colorado on Jan. 5 before Conference USA action begins when day before the game against rival TCU. UTEP visits Moody Coliseum on Jan. 10. The C-USA Championship is in Memphis March 11-14. Dec. 5, 2007 - Mustangs defeat rival TCU 71-65 in Moody "The goal has been to build the schedule as we build the program," says Doherty. "We are working Coliseum in the inaugural State Farm DFW Duel. toward our goal of being a top-25 program and scheduling is an important part of that. Our student-ath- Feb. 21, 2008 - Net cutting ceremony is held for the Crum letes want the opportunity to play top competition as we continue to establish a new breed of Mustang Basketball Center. The team moved into the state-of-the-art basketball." training center immediately after the season.

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 5 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] The slate includes teams from the Big East (South Florida), Big Ten (Northwestern), Big 12 INSIDE COLLEGE (Colorado and Texas A&M), Missouri Valley (Illinois State), and Mountain West (TCU), which marks the HOOPS WITH MATT first time since 1991-92 SMU will have non-league games against teams from five of the previous sea- DOHERTY: son's top-ten conferences. The Mustangs four non-conference road games at South Florida, State Farm DFW Duel rival TCU, Texas A&M and Northwestern all will return to Moody Coliseum in 2009-10. "Inside College Hoops with "The fact that teams from power conferences are playing home-and-home series with SMU shows Matt Doherty" returns for its the national respect that is building for SMU basketball," continues Doherty. "The Crum Basketball Center third season beginning and the upgrades to Moody Coliseum as well as consecutive top-35 recruiting classes have sent a mes- Nov. 24. The weekly one- sage that SMU is serious about being a nationally-recognized program." hour radio show with the The Conference USA schedule includes two games against NCAA finalist and defending league SMU men's basketball coach is hosted by Rich Phillips, the champion Memphis, CBI champion Tulsa, CBI participants UTEP and Houston, and Rice. The one-game voice of the Mustangs, begins each Monday at 7 p.m. on matchups are at NIT qualifier UAB as well as Marshall and UCF with home contests against East KAAM 770 AM, the home of Mustang men's basketball. The Carolina, Tulane, and Southern Miss. show is live from Ten Sports Grill in downtown Dallas, and fans are welcome to attend. Fans can also listen to the show "The entire schedule shows the evolution of SMU basketball. We have 12 games on the schedule at SMUMustangs.com. against 2008 postseason teams, including six of those at home. Moody Coliseum is going to be the site of great competition this season and beyond." The show will air Nov. 24, Dec. 1 and 8 before running every week from Jan. 12 to March 9. The first show follows the MILESTONES: SMU Tip-Off Classic held Nov. 21-23 at Moody Coliseum SMU career blocks - Bamba Fall is 2nd 178 (1st Jon Koncak 278) and is two days before the State Farm DFW Duel at TCU on STREAKS: carrying over from last season Nov. 26. 10+points: Bamba Fall 4 (19, 11, 14, 13) 8+ rebounds: "This is our third season at Ten Sports Grill and it has Dbl-Dbl: become a tradition in itself," says Doherty. "The food and 5+ assists: atmosphere are outstanding and it is a great place to interact 3+ steals: with our fans outside of game day. I am looking forward to 2+ blocks: Bamba Fall (2) another great season of talking SMU basketball." HEAD COACH MATT DOHERTY...is in his eighth season as a head coach and his third season at SMU. This is his 18th season in collegiate coaching with eight NCAA Tournaments, seven conference titles, a Final Four Mustang basketball fans can attend the show in-person each appearance and the 2001 AP National Coach of the Year award. He also has 22 players that have gone to the week or ask questions by calling during the show to 972- NBA. He has a 114-108 record including a 24-37 mark on the Hilltop. 445-0770 or 877-272-5226. Fans can also go to SMUMustangs.com and click the link for "Inside College LEVELS: Returning players LED Hoops" to submit their questions to Coach Doherty in GP 10+Pts 8+Reb Dbl-Dbl 5+Ast 3+Stl 2+Blk Pts Reb Ast Stl Blk advance. 10 Alex Malone 29 10 1 - - 1 2 3 1 - 4 2 14 Tomasz Kwiatkowski 3------21 Bamba Fall 30 22 7 2 - - 20 8 7 - 2 23 "Ten Sports Grill is excited to continue hosting Inside College 22 Mike Walker 29 6 - - 1 4 1 2169 -Hoops with Matt Doherty," says Chad Lewis, Owner of Ten 30 Ryan Harp 30 3 2 1 2 - - -258 -Sports Grill. "The energy and excitement around SMU bas- 42 Papa Dia 28 13 10 3 - 3 5 4 17164ketball are contagious. We are thrilled to partner with Coach Doherty and KAAM 770 as part of this growing tradition." INCREASING ATTENDANCE: SMU had the fifth-best percentage increase in average attendance among NCAA Division I teams in 2007-08. TOTAL Attendance Games Average Increase Ten Sports Grill is located at 1302 Main St. in downtown 2006-07 29,406 16 1,838 Dallas at the corner of Main and Field. Ten Sports Grill is two 2007-08 52,990 18 2,944 60.2% blocks south of the DART Rail's Ackard Station. It also offers C-USA valet parking, metered parking, or garage parking at the 2006-07 18,620 8 2,328 nearby CityPark's Metropolitan Garage or Hotel Adolphus. 2007-08 29,111 8 3,639 56.3% INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: SMU has five players that have played in international competition. In addi- INSIDE COLLEGE HOOPS WITH MATT DOHERTY tion the entire returning roster played three international games during the trip to Senegal and South Africa in 2008-09 BROADCAST SCHEDULE the summer of 2008. Mon., Nov. 24, 7 p.m. Bamba Fall - 2007 Senegalese National Team (competed in Global Games and African Championships) Mon., Dec. 1, 7 p.m. Mouhammad Faye - 2007 Senegalese National Team (competed in African Championships) Mon., Dec. 8, 7 p.m. Also played on Senegalese U-18 and U-20 National Teams Alex Malone - 2007 Team USA (competed in Global Games) Mon., Jan. 12, 7 p.m. Robert Nyakundi - 2007 Team USA (competed in Global Games) Mon., Jan. 19, 7 p.m. Tomasz Kwiatkowski - Played for Poland’s U-16 and U-18 National Teams while in high school Mon., Jan. 26, 7 p.m. Mon., Feb. 2, 7 p.m. HONORS: 2007-08 SMU Tip-Off Classic All-Tournament Team: Alex Malone (14.5 points, 5.0 rebs) Mon., Feb. 9, 7 p.m. 2007-08 SMU Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team: Bamba Fall (12.0 pts, 10-14 FG, 6.0 rebs, 2.5 blks) Mon., Feb. 16, 7 p.m. 2007-08 Most Improved SMU Team GPA - Men's Basketball Mon., Feb. 23, 7 p.m. (Based on difference in team GPA from Fall 06 to 07 and Spring 06 to Fall 07) Mon., Mar. 2, 7 p.m. 2007-08 Conference USA All-Freshman - Papa Dia Mon., Mar. 9, 7 p.m. COACHES OF THE YEAR: SMU is one of six Football Bowl Subdivision universities with a national coach of the year in football and men’s basketball. June Jones in 1999 (CNN/Sports Illustrated, American Football Coach/Schutt Sports & The Sporting News), and Matt Doherty in 2001 (Associated Press). - Iowa: Kirk Ferentz (FB) & Todd Lickliter (MBB) - Florida State: Bobby Bowden (FB) & Leonard Hamilton (MBB) - Kansas: Mark Mangino (FB) & Bill Self (MBB) - Maryland: Ralph Friedgen (FB) & Gary Williams (MBB)

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 6 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] - SMU: June Jones (FB) & Matt Doherty (MBB) Presbyterian 9 4 13 - Tennessee: Phil Fulmer (FB) & Bruce Pearl (MBB) High Point 9 4 13 Saint Peter’s 5 8 13 FINAL FOUR SHOWDOWN: The Mustangs made the 1956 NCAA Final Four, losing Duquesne 8 4 12 to Bill Russell’s San Francisco squad in the national semifinal. SMU faces five other Air Force 8 4 12 programs this season that have been to at least one Final Four. Central Florida 8 3 11 Colorado (1942 semifinal, 1955 third) Iona 8 3 11 Houston (1967 third, 1968 fourth, 1982 semifinal, 1983 runner-up, 1984 runner-up) Morehead State 7 4 11 Memphis (1973 runner-up, 1985 semifinal, 2008 runner-up) SMU 6 5 11 UTEP (1966 champions) Iowa State 5 6 11

RETURN TO GLORY: The Mustangs revisit the site of the 1956 NCAA Final Four in YOU CAN CALL IT A COMEBACK: The Mustangs have overcome a 13-point deficit Evanston, Ill., this season when they play at Northwestern on Dec. 23. The game at four times under Doherty. Welsh-Ryan Arena, which was McGaw Hall in 1956, is the fourth game in the facility 13 pts 40-27 at 14:30 2nd half W, 55-53 Tulane 1/24/2007 for SMU. 13 pts 41-28 at 19:18 2nd half W (ot), 69-67 UCF 1/26/2008 SMU in Chicagoland 13 pts 40-27 at 17:34 2nd half W, 68-53 Rice 2/9/2008 McGaw Hall (now Welsh-Ryan Arena) 13pts 63-50 at 9:47 2nd half W (2ot), 99-96 UTEP 3/1/2008 March 22, 1956 - L, 68-86 vs. San Francisco (National Semifinal) SMU - Jim Krebs 24 pts, 9 reb USF - Mike Farmer 26 pts; Bill Russell 17 pts, 23 reb WORKING OVERTIME: The Mustangs are 3-0 in overtime under Matt Doherty (he is March 23, 1956 - L, 81-90 vs. Temple (3rd Place Game) now 4-4 all-time in OT as a head coach) SMU - Jim Krebs 29 pts, 11 reb Date Opponent Result Start OT Start 2OT Temple - Hal Lear 48 pts, 7 reb 1/6/07 Brown W, 60-56 ot Tied 50-50 December 14, 1963 - L, 79-88 @ Northwestern 1/26/08 UCF W, 69-67 ot Tied 62-62 SMU - Gene Elmore 39 pts 3/1/08 UTEP W, 99-96 2ot Tied 79-79 Tied 86-86 NU -Falk 33 pts FAMILIAR FOE: The Mustangs have met seven opponents more than 100 times. Rosemont Horizon (now Allstate Arena) Rice 186 113-73 J14 @ Rice, F21 @ SMU March 18, 1993 - L, 71-80 vs. BYU (NCAA First Round) TCU 183 101-82 N26 @ TCU SMU - Tim Mason 18 pts Baylor 175 100-75 BYU - Gary Trost 26 pts Texas A&M 175 90-85 D17 @ TAMU Alumni Gym (now used for Loyola Volleyball) Texas 174 71-103 December 26, 1938 - L, 31-44 @ Loyola (Ill.) Arkansas 153 59-94 December 25, 1939 - W, 38-34 @ Loyola (Ill.) Texas Tech 104 47-57 December 26, 1946 - W, 62-53 @ Loyola (Ill.) SMU - Burt Rollings 12 pts EARLY SUCCESS: The Mustangs have excelled in non-conference play since coach Loyola - Kerris 8 pts Matt Doherty arrived on the Hilltop. In Doherty’s first two seasons, the Mustangs have a highest non-conference winning percentage than in the first two seasons of any NATIONAL TV EXPOSURE: The SMU Men's Basketball team has four games on SMU coach since the beginning of the Doc Hayes era in 1947. CBS College Sports in 2008-09. Following are the Mustangs’ nationally broadcast Coach Seasons W L Pct games under head coach Matt Doherty. Doc Hayes 1947-49 14 9 .609 2008-09 Matt Doherty 2006-08 17 12 .586 Wed., J14, at Rice (CBS C) - 7 p.m. Jimmy Tubbs 2004-06 14 11 .560 Sat., J24, East Carolina (CBS C) - 4 p.m. Mike Dement 1995-97 14 12 .538 Wed., F4, Memphis (CBS C) - 8 p.m. John Shumate 1988-90 11 14 .440 Wed., F18, at Memphis (CBS C) - 7 p.m. Dave Bliss 1980-82 9 13 .409 2007-08 Sonny Allen 1975-77 7 14 .333 Sat., F2, at Tulsa (CSTV) - L 72-60, Jon Killen 13 pts, 5 asts; Alex Malone 14 pts; Bob Prewitt 1967-69 5 15 .250 Papa Dia 9 pts, 7 rebs Wed., M5, [2] Memphis (CSTV) - L 72-55, Jon Killen 16 pts, 8 ast; Bamba Fall 11 pts, SUCCESS INDICATORS: The Mustangs record when SMU... (overall under Doherty) 8 rebs, 4 blks FG% Better 9-3 (20-8) Worse 1-17 (4-29) 2006-07 Rebounds More 8-3 (19-10) Less 2-16 (5-25) Same 0-1 Thu., D21, at TCU (CSTV) - W 64-62 on Dez Willingham 3-pointer at buzzer FT attempts More 9-10 (21-16) Less 1-10 (2-18) Sat, J13, at Houston (CSTV) - L 82-67 as Bamba Fall has first career double-double Bench points More 8-4 Less 2-16 (12 pts, 10 rebs) Steals More 3-7 Less 6-13 Same 1-0 Sat., F3, at Memphis (ESPN) - L 88-52; Ofoegbu has team-high 17 pts, Memphis 15- DOUBLE-DOUBLES: Bamba Fall entered the 2007-08 season as the only returning 25 3FG Mustang with a double-double. Papa Dia recorded a double-double in his first career Wed., F7, Houston (CSTV) - L 64-49; Pearson leads with 13 points and 9 rebounds game. Wed., F28, Tulsa (CSTV) - L 67-60; Ofoegbu leads with 29 points, 7 rebounds 2007-08 Double-Doubles (returnees) Opponent Season Career Sat., M3, [6] Memphis (CSTV) - L 64-60; SR night Ofoegbu (21pts), Pearson Papa Dia 11 pts, 13 rebs Southern 11/10 1st 1st (16pts,9reb), Rackauskas (14pts) Papa Dia 19 pts, 10 rebs Paul Quinn 11/27 2nd 2nd Bamba Fall 11 pts, 11 rebs Paul Quinn 11/27 1st 2nd CHAMPIONSHIP EXPERIENCE: Ryan Harp 10 pts, 10 rebs Paul Quinn 11/27 1st 1st Bamba Fall: Oak Hill Academy was ranked No. 1 in the nation by USA Today in 2003- Bamba Fall 13 pts, 10 rebs Houston 1/16 2nd 3rd 04 and 2004-05 Papa Dia 20 pts, 11 rebs at Rice 3/8 3rd 3rd Mouhammad Faye: U.S. Rail club team won the 2005 Senegalese national champi- 2006-07 Double-Doubles (returnees) Opponent Season Career onship Bamba Fall 12 pts, 10 rebs at Houston 1/13 1st 1st Tomasz Kwiatkowski: Playing for High School #1 in Wloclawek, Poland, his team won the 2006 state championship and was the state runner-up in 2005 FIVE-TOOL PLAYER: Papa Dia is the only returning Mustangs to lead the team for Paul McCoy: Grant HS in Oregon won the 2008 6A (large-class) state title, also part at least one game in the categories of in scoring, rebounds, assists, steals, and of the 2008 4x400m state championship relay and 2007 4x100m state championship blocks. relay team. Frank Otis: McClymonds HS in California won the 2008 state crown and was the FRESHMAN GLASS: Papa Dia led the Mustangs in rebounding as a freshman. Only 2007 state runner-up four others have led the Mustangs in rebounding during their freshman season. Ira Terrell 14.1 1972-73 2nd all-time in rebounds 1,077 (NBA 3rd round 1976) YOUNG GUNS: The Mustangs are among the youngest teams in the nation with 11 Jon Koncak 5.7 1981-82 1st all-time in rebounds 1,169 (NBA 1st round 1985) underclassmen on the 14-man roster. Jeryl Sasser 8.3 1997-98 3rd all-time in rebounds 976 (NBA 1st round 2001) SCHOOL FR SO TOT Patrick Simpson 6.8 2001-02 8th all-time in rebounds 759 (played in China) Texas A&M 8 7 15 Papa Dia 6.5 2007-08

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 7 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] SMU Freshman Rebounding Average (Since 1953-54) (Rebs/GP) MOODY COLISEUM GETS NEW SCOREBOARD 14.1 Ira Terrell, 1972-73 (352/25) 8.3 Jeryl Sasser, 1997-98 (231/28) SMU's new video and scoreboard 8.0 Jeff Swanson, 1974-75 (208/26) greeted fans upon entering Moody Coliseum on Dec. 30, 2006, when 6.8 Patrick Simpson, 2001-02 (191/28) the women hosted Texas Tech 6.5 Papa Dia (Fr.) and the men hosted N.C A&T. 6.5 Joe Swedlund, 1974-75 (168/26) The official dedication was at half- SMU - Most FT Attempts by a Freshman (Since 1953-54) time of the men's C-USA opener ...... 170 Jeryl Sasser, 1997-98 (28) against Southern Miss on Jan. 10...... 120 Bryan Hopkins, 2002-03 (29) President R. Gerald Turner, Vice President Brad Cheves and ...... 115 Billy Allen, 1978-79 (24) Director of Athletics Steve Orsini dedicated the new video and ...... 111 Papa Dia (Fr.) scoreboard and thanked the contributors that made it a reality: Suzanne and Bill Hutchison, B.R. and Denny Holman and Sandy CONTINUING TO “FALL”: Bamba Fall has become one of the Mustangs best in free throw percentage. His and Chuck Hutchison. free throw percentage from 2006-07 can also be misleading due to struggles at the beginning of the season. The new $900,000-dollar Daktronics scoreboard is 17 feet high He is shooting .747 since the start of the 2006-07 conference season. by 25 feet wide with eight-by-12-foot video boards on all four 2008-09 sides. The board was built and raised while both teams played 2007-08 105-147 .714 away from Moody Coliseum during the semester break from Dec. 2006-07 40-60 .667 13 until Dec. 30. New corner scoreboards and signage were also 2005-06 39-64 .609 put in Moody. "When we sat down to create an improvement plan for Moody BLOCK PARTY: In 2006-07, Bamba Fall’s 2.48 blocks per game led Conference USA and ranked 19th in Coliseum, we immediately recognized a need for a new video the NCAA. His 62 blocks set the SMU sophomore record, passing Jon Koncak’s mark of 54 blocks in 1982- and scoreboard," said Orsini. "Amenities such as this new score- 83. In 2005-06, Fall set the SMU freshman record with 53 blocks in just 18 games. (Passed the previous board greatly enhance the fan experience. I'm very proud of the record of 43 by Ira Terrell in 1972-73). He also led C-USA with 3.36 per league contest. product we now have in place and want to thank the Hutchisons and Holmans for their generous donations that made it a reality." Bamba Fall - Blocks GP Tot 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2005-06 Fr. 18 53 15 10831 2006-07 So. 25 62 17 11642 MOODY COLISEUM celebrates is in its 53rd year during the 2007-08 Jr. 30 63 20 10 7 1 2008-09 season. The Mustangs opened Moody with a 113-36 vic- Total 73 178 52 31 21 8 3 tory against McMurry on Dec. 3, 1956. On the 50th anniversary of that opening, SMU debuted their red jerseys and defeated C-USA Career Blocks Per Game Texas College 79-63 on Dec. 3, 2006. Player, School Yrs. G Blk Avg Since Moody opened, SMU men’s basketball has: Moussa Badiane, East Carolina 2002-05 105 314 2.99 - 48 All-Conference First-Team Selections Anwar Ferguson, Houston 2002-04 55 160 2.91 - 20 Players Drafted in the NBA Jerome Jordan, Tulsa 2007- 62 160 2.58 - 8 Conf. Titles (1957, ‘58, ‘62, ‘65, ‘66, ‘72, ‘88, ‘93) Kenyon Martin, Cincinnati 1997-00 116 292 2.52 - 8 NCAAs (1957, ‘65, ‘66, ‘67 Regional Final, ‘84, ‘85, ‘88, ‘93) Bamba Fall, SMU 2005- 73 178 2.44 - 6 Conference Players of the Year - 2 All-Americans (Jim Krebs 1957, Jon Koncak 1985) Faisal Abraham, Marquette 1996-98 61 142 2.33 - 2 NIT Tournaments (1986, 2000) Gerrick Morris, South Florida 2000-04 114 263 2.31 - 1 Conference Tournament Championship (1988) Carlos Booker, Southern Miss 1999-00 57 131 2.30 Moody has also been the site of NCAA Tournament games four Lawrence Nelson, Tulane 1996-98 89 176 1.98 times (1957, 1962, 1964, 1979) Jason Maxiell, Cincinnati 2002-05 129 252 1.95 MOODY COLISEUM has been the home of SMU basketball C-USA Career Blocks Yrs. G Blk since December 3, 1956, when the Mustangs defeated McMurry, Moussa Badiane, East Carolina 2002-05 105 314 113-36. When the building was opened in 1956, it was known simply as the SMU Coliseum. In 1965, the arena was renamed Kenyon Martin, Cincinnati 1997-00 116 292 Moody Coliseum in honor of W.L. Moody, Jr. The Coliseum has Joey Dorsey, Memphis 2004-08 111 264 undergone several changes to modernize the facility. In 1980-81, Gerrick Morris, South Florida 2000-04 114 263 the newly remodeled E.O. (Doc) Hayes Memorial Dressing Room Jason Maxiell, Cincinnati 2002-05 129 252 was opened. In 1984, a new scoreboard was installed over the Kelly Wise, Memphis 1999-02 124 226 center circle and new chairback seats were built at floor level on Bamba Fall, SMU 2005- 73 178 the north side. In 1985, more chairback seats were added, this Lawrence Nelson, Tulane 1996-98 89 176 time in the west end. The original wood floor of Moody Coliseum Vandarel Jones, Southern Miss 1998-01 118 175 was replaced with a new wood surface and new lighting was Quincy Davis, Tulane 2003-06 105 165 installed in August of 1986. In 1996, the court was redesigned. Jerome Jordan, Tulsa 2007- 62 160 The Mustangs added a new scoreboard and videoboard in Dec. Anwar Ferguson, Houston 2002-04 55 160 2006, a new playing surface in Oct. 2007, and will have new locker rooms as part of the new Crum Basketball Center that will SMU Career Blocked Shots open next door to Moody during the 2007-08 season. 1. 278 Jon Koncak - 1981-85 Moody Coliseum was the site of the SWC Post-Season Classic in 2. 178 Bamba Fall - 2005-08 1976 and hosted NCAA Regional tournament games, the World 3. 169 Ira Terrell - 1972-76 (passed by Fall 2/27/08 at ECU) Championship of Tennis Finals, the Virginia Slims of Dallas tennis championship, the Rolex National Indoor Intercollegiate Tennis SMU Career Blocked Shots Average (minimum 35 games) Championships, the McDonald's High School All-American All- 1. 2.4 Bamba Fall (73 games) - 2005-08 Star Game and the NABC College Basketball All-Star Game dur- 2. 2.3 Reggie Franklin (55 games) - 1977-79 ing the 1986 Final Four held in Dallas. 3. 2.3 Jon Koncak (123 games) - 1981-85 The Coliseum is used for a myriad of events, including cheer- 4. 2.1 Ira Terrell (80 games) - 1972-76 leader, drill team, and basketball camps throughout the summer. 5. 1.4 Brad Branson (54 games) - 1978-80 Several concerts and other sporting events have been held at 6. 1.3 Patrick Simpson (114 games) - 2001-05 Moody Coliseum in recent years. In the spring of 1992, President SMU Single-Season Blocked Shots (Since 1972-73) (GP) George H. Bush addressed SMU's seniors during their gradua- 1. 97 Jon Koncak (Jr.), 1983-84 (33) tion ceremony at Moody Coliseum. In 2004, President George W. 2. 91 Jon Koncak (Sr.), 1984-85 (33) Bush addressed supporters on the night before he won election for a second term. 3. 79 Ira Terrell (Sr.), 1975-76 (28) 4. 70 Reggie Franklin (Sr.), 1978-79 (27) The largest crowds at Moody Coliseum have been 10,276 vs. 5. 63 Bamba Fall (Jr.), 2007-08 (30) Texas A&M and 10,091 vs. Texas, both in 1979. Changes in the 6. 62 Bamba Fall (So.), 2006-07 (25) seating arrangement have reduced the seating capacity to 8,998.

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 8 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] 7. 59 Reggie Franklin (Jr.), 1977-78 (28) SMU EMBARKS ON AFRICAN TOUR IN 2008 8. 54 Jon Koncak (So.), 1982-83 (30) 9. 53 Bamba Fall (Fr.), 2005-06 (18) 2008 TOUR d’ AFRICA SMU Single-Season Blocked Shots by a Junior (GP) M27 at Senegal (N1) L 54-62 1. 97 Jon Koncak, 1983-84 (33) J2 South Africa (N2) L J4 South African Club (N2) W107-87 2. 63 Bamba Fall (Jr.), 2007-08 (30) N1 - Stadium Marius Ndiaye (Dakar, Senegal) 3. 59 Reggie Franklin, 1977-78 (28) N2 - Vodacom Mandeville Indoor Centre (Johannesburg, SMU Single-Season Blocked Shots by a Sophomore (GP) South Africa) 1. 62 Bamba Fall, 2006-07 (25) 2008 TOUR d’ AFRICA 2. 54 Jon Koncak, 1982-83 (30) May 18-24 - Preparation - Class & Practice (1) 3. 47 Ira Terrell, 1973-74 (27) May 25 - Dallas to Dakar, Senegal (2) May 26 - First Practice (3) 4. 45 Patrick Simpson, 2002-03 (30) May 27 - Visit Goree Island (4) SMU Single-Season Blocked Shots by a Freshman (GP) May 27 - Game 1 (Senegalese Nat. Team) (5) 1. 53 Bamba Fall, 2005-06 (18) May 28 - Trip to St. Louis (Bamba/Papa's Home) (6) 2. 43 Ira Terrell, 1972-73 (25) May 29 - Clinic 1: at SEEDS Academy (7) 3. 41 Patrick Simpson, 2001-02 (28) May 29 - Visit Pink Lake (8) 4. 36 Jon Koncak, 1981-82 (27) May 30 - Dakar to Johannesburg, South Africa (9) May 31 - Clinic 2: Vodacom Mandeville Indoor Centre (10) SMU Single-Season Blocked Shots Average (Since 1972-73) May 31 - Tour Pretoria (capital of S. Africa) (11) Must Play in 75% of Games (Blocks/Games Played) June 1 - Game 3: vs. South African National Team (12) Bamba Fall averaged 2.9 as a freshman, but only played in 18 of 29 team games. June 2 - Daily Class Meeting (13) 1. 2.9 Jon Koncak (Jr.), 1983-84 (97/33) June 2 - Tour Soweto, Apartheid Memorials (14) 2. 2.8 Ira Terrell (Sr.), 1975-76 (79/28) June 2 - Visit Lesedi Cultural Village (15) 2.8 Jon Koncak (Sr.), 1984-85 (91/33) June 3 - Safari at Pilanesburg Nat. Park (16) 4. 2.6 Reggie Franklin (Sr.), 1978-79 (70/27) June 4 - Game 4: South African Club Team (17) 5. 2.5 Bamba Fall (So.), 2006-07 (62/25) June 5 - Johannesburg, South Africa to Dallas 6. 2.1 Bamba Fall (Jr.), 2007-08 (63/30) In 2008, the SMU basketball program embarked on a bas- 2.1 Reggie Franklin (Jr.), 1977-78 (59/28) ketball, cultural, and educational tour of Senegal and South Africa. The journey started with eight days of class and prac- SO CLOSE: The Mustangs have lost seven league games under Doherty by five points or less and all were tice. The Mustangs practiced each day and also spent 25 one-possession games in the final 20 seconds. hours in a Peoples of Africa class taught by Dr. Joci-Caldwell 2007-08 Ryan. Marshall 2/13 L, 75-74 Mark Dorris hit 25-foot 3-pointer with at 0.7 seconds On May 25, the team started the 12-day journey to the after Derrick Roberts (SMU) had driving layup at 13 secs. continent of Africa. The first five days were in Senegal, where Tulsa 1/19 L, 72-71 Brett McDade hit buzzer-beater for Tulsa at 0.3 seconds they met the families of teammates Bamba Fall, Papa Dia, after Derrick Roberts (SMU) hit 2FT with 6.7 seconds left and Mouhammad Faye. After a travel day to South Africa, the 2006-07 Mustangs spent five full days there. J10 So. Miss L, 57-56 Derrick Roberts potential winner from left elbow at buzzer The itinerary on the left lists the basketball and cultural J20 UTEP L, 72-67 Donatas Rackasukas had tying 3FG with 17 secs. left events that were part of the journey. The Mustangs played J27 at Tulsa L, 70-66 was 68-66 w/ 6 secs left on Donatas Rackauskas 3FG three games, performed basketball clinics, visited cultural and F10 Rice L, 63-60 Briwn Epps took tying 3FG from top of key at buzzer historical sites, and took a class in which they journaled each F14 at Marshall L, 52-49 Dez Willingham took tying 3FG from right-wing at horn day. M3 [6] Memphis L, 64-61 Ike Ofoegbu took tying 3FG from left corner at buzzer The trip is completely chronicled on-line with photos, blogs, journals, reflections, and videos as well as educational links to MDLA: Matt Doherty Like Acronyms - here are a few commonly used expressions the locations visited. Visit SMUMustangs.com and go to the - R-T-C: Respect, Trust and Commitment is his vision for the Mustangs and is displayed around the Mustangs’ men’s basketball page to find the Tour d’ Africa or go directly locker room and offices. to smumustangs.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/08-mbb- - NLU: No Let Up. africa-trip.html. - CYAO: Compete Your Behind Off - EHER – Early Help Early Recover; scouting report jargon when we are helping off a good shooter. Matt Doherty (Head Coach) “We bonded through our travels as we had every meal togeth- MUSTANG HOOPS BLOG: SMU Mustangs’ head coach Matt Doherty has his own blog at er, we were on buses together, we visited the families of our www.MustangHoopsBlog.com. Senegalese players, and we had fun together. On the floor, we got better; winning our last game 107 - 87. It was a terrific SMU RECORD UPDATES: Additions or changes to the SMU record book during the 2008-09 season. way to finish the trip. I was also proud of the way our travel COACHING EXPERIENCE: Head Coach Matt Doherty and the coaching staff of Associate Head Coach Milton party handled themselves in Africa. The players acted with the Barnes, Assistant Coach Steve Lutz, Assistant Coach Malcolm Farmer, and Director of Operations Brion Raven class every SMU alum and administrator would be proud of. It made me feel good when I would hear someone say some- have a combined 61 years of collegiate coaching with 12 conference crowns and 10 conference tournament thing nice about how our guys carried themselves. We certain- championships. They have earned 23 postseason appearances, including 17 bids to the NCAA Tournament with ly created memories that will last us for the rest of our lives!” 10 trips to the Sweet 16, 8 Elite Eights, 3 Final Fours and one National Championship. The coaching success Malcolm Farmer (Assistant Coach & Trip Organizer) also includes more than 40 players that have gone on to the NBA. “College basketball is about a lot of things - good, bad, and OFF THE COURT NEWS: indifferent. However, this tour represented everything that col- Inside College Hoops with Matt Doherty lege basketball should be about: basketball, education, bridg- SMU men's basketball coach Matt Doherty will have a one-hour radio show beginning Nov. 24. It will then air ing the cultural gap, and marketing for the University as a whole. I am not sure that it is possible for a foreign tour to Dec. 1 and 8 and weekly from Jan. 12 through March 9. The show is hosted by Rich Phillips, the voice of the accomplish more.” Mustangs, and will be on KAAM 770 AM, the home of Mustang men’s basketball. The Monday night event will Bamba Fall (Native of St. Louis, Senegal) be held at Ten Sports Grill in downtown Dallas beginning at 7 p.m. “To me, this is what college basketball should be about. I have SMU opens Crum Basketball Center on Feb. 21, 2008 a basketball family, and now they have met my real family. SMU basketball has a new MVP: the $13-million, 43,000- square-foot Crum Basketball Center, where players This will bring our team closer together as a group, but also and coaches have their own one-stop shop to practice, strength train, watch film and receive rehabilitation care. bring my two families closer together. I am glad that our team The facility is made possible by a leadership gift from Sylvie P. and Gary T. Crum. Other major donors to the got to do this. Visiting Africa is not just good for players from facility are David and Carolyn Miller, Vic and Gladie Jo Salvino, and the Embrey Family Foundation. Africa, but the cultural experience and education is very Swishful Thinking for Nothing But Nets important and beneficial.” Head coach Matt Doherty, his wife Kelly have teamed with Rev. Paul Rasmussen and members of Cornerstone at Highland Park Methodist Church for Nothing But Nets. Nothing But Nets is a charity to help fight malaria in Africa. The NBA and Sports Illustrated are among the partners in the intiative. A ten dollar donation buys a

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 9 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] young person a net to put over their bed so they won't get infected by a mosquito "The functionality of our offices and meeting rooms is so much better. We have carrying Malaria. People can give through direct donations or pledge money for each all the coaches in the same suite. Last year, we had coaches in other parts of three pointer SMU makes at Moody Coliseum during league play. Individuals can get the building at Moody Coliseum, so the communication is better. The weight involved please log onto to www.swishfulthinking.net room is right here, which makes it a lot easier for us to get stronger and become better basketball players." 2006-07 IN REVIEW (Doherty’s first season at SMU): The 2006-07 season includ- ed a long list of on and off the floor highlights as head coach Matt Doherty and his TEAM TRIP TO AFRICA staff set a foundation for the future. The Mustangs broke ground on the $13-million, 43,000 square-foot Crum Basketball Center, unveiled the new million-dollar score- "That trip really helped with team bonding. To learn about another culture where board and video board in Moody Coliseum on Dec. 30. The Ponies also made head- three of our players come from really makes them become closer as teammates. lines during the signing periods as the incoming class of seven freshmen was ranked The guys took a class to study the culture. We brought professor Joci Caldwell- as high as 24th nationally. On the floor, the Mustangs improved their RPI rank by Ryan and academic adviser Dr. Vicki Hill with us to coordinate daily class ses- more than 60 spots from the previous season while finishing with a 14-17 record. The sions and to connect what we were visiting." team had a school-record six regular-season games on national television, a seven- game winning streak which was the longest since 1999-2000, and the 11-3 start was ”Papa hadn't been home in four and a half years. To see him greeted and wel- the best since 2000-01. The team allowed the opponents just 62.7 points per game, comed in by his family is really neat experience. The respect our players showed which was the third-best scoring defense in SMU history. Senior forward Ike Ofoegbu toward the players and families were great. Sometimes when you travel, players was named All-Conference USA third-team after leading the Mustangs with 14.5 get tired of the travel and dealing with the bus rides. The guys showed a lot of points and 7.6 rebounds per game. Ofoegbu also led Conference USA with 10 dou- respect toward Bamba, Papa, and Mouhammad and their families. They became ble-doubles on the season and shot a league-best 51.3 percent from three-point genuinely interested in learning more about their families and culture." range in conference play. Sophomore center Bamba Fall earned C-USA All-defensive team honors after leading the conference with 2.48 blocks per game. Fall also set the "On the basketball court, we got better during the trip. We had several quality SMU sophomore record with 62 blocks in 25 games, breaking Jon Koncak's mark of practices and the great experience of playing the Senegalese and South Africa 54 from 1982-83. Junior guard Jon Killen led the team with 4.87 assists per game, national teams. We lost the first two games and won the third, so we were able which was the most at SMU in 14 seasons. Senior forward/center Donatas to see the improvement." Rackauskas was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 6 Team. Rackauskas and Killen were also named to the Conference USA All-Academic Team. COACHING STAFF Those two plus freshman guard Mike Norton were selected to the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll. "It is nice to have generally the same staff. We know each other better and have QUOTABLE: Quotes by and about SMU from the 2007-08 season. a level of trust that has developed over previous seasons. That combined with the improved communication through the office setup in the Crum Basketball Matt Doherty (on the Dallas Mavericks having training camp at SMU’s Crum Center, should help us do an even better job of maximizing everyone's contribu- Basketball Center) tions.” "I think it's a compliment to our facility that the Dallas Mavericks want to bring their team and utilize the Crum Basketball Center. It shows people that we have a state-of- "Malcolm is a vital part of our staff and this will give us a chance to more fully uti- the-art facility." lize his talents," says Doherty. "He has been instrumental in laying the ground- work for the bright future of SMU basketball. We are also grateful for Lance's "It is great exposure, the fact that the Mavericks are here. Everybody in the country efforts in building the foundation here. It is a great opportunity for Lance to that's reading about the Mavericks sees SMU in the same article." become move closer to his hometown of Chicago." "We are having the opportunity to watch practice. Mavericks’ Head Coach Rick PLAYERS Carlisle has opened practice to my staff and I. Players are walking through, if they have a break in class they can come watch as well. Any time you can watch some- (on Papa Dia) body like Rick Carlisle and his staff work, we're always working to pick up drills and "The biggest thing I want to see with Papa is an emotional maturity. I think he techniques." has as much talent as I have coached in a big guy, but I want to see a level of Matt Doherty (2008-09 Outlook) maturity in his game to the point that he won't get frustrated and then make silly "It is nice to be going into my third season. I feel right now like we have a pro- fouls. He will also have tighten up his game by taking better shots and being bet- gram instead of a team. When you start somewhere, you have a team. After two ter balanced." years here, we have a culture, a program. That's a good feeling. When I walk out of the locker room, I hope the veterans can say to the younger guys, 'this is (on Bamba Fall) how we do things here. This is Mustang basketball.' There is a level of accounta- "I'm just really proud of his development as a player and as a person. He fin- bility and striving for excellence." ished up last year as our top-scorer inside and second-leading scorer on the team. I really felt like when we got the ball to him inside, there was a good (on the newcomers coming from successful programs) chance he was going to score. He shot 56 percent from the field and 71 percent "I asked the newcomers what their record was last season, and all but one play- at the foul line. I would like for him to rebound the ball a little better, but I am er came from a team with a winning record and he was hurt most of the year. really proud of his growth." You have guys like Frank Otis and Paul McCoy, both state champions, and I think that says a lot about them. Then we have Mouhammad and Derek that (on Mouhammad Faye) have not played for us so from that standpoint, we will be very young. But having "When he gets to dress for us, people will see we have a heck of a player. Paul recruited these players here, I feel like they can pass, handle, and shoot the ball Hewitt at Georgia Tech told me he would have started for them and he was their with quickness, toughness and savvy." most talented player coming back. He is a 6-9 guy with long arms that plays with a lot of energy. He can really handle and pass the ball, and is a good shooter. (on the loss of captains Derrick Roberts & Jon Killen as well as Paulius Ritter) He has a chance to be a very good player for us." "We are going to miss those guys, three fabulous leaders. I thought Bamba did a good job of stepping up and talking in our preseason meetings. I think (on Ryan Harp) Mouhammad Faye and Derek Williams could be good leaders, but that doesn't "Ryan arrived in great shape and ran a 4:55 mile this summer. We know what mean that a sophomore or freshman won't step up and be a leader for this we are going to get with Ryan on the defensive end. We know he is going to team." guard, run the floor, and dive on loose balls. What I want to see from Ryan is a relaxed shooter. He is a technically sound shooter; he just needs to be relaxed CRUM BASKETBALL CENTER and shoot the ball with confidence." "I think the Crum Basketball Center is huge for our program. It is so well designed to be functional. Now we don't have to run out of the building. Guys (on Justin Haynes) can stick around and shoot. Last year we were working out scheduling with vol- "Justin is an athletic wing player with great size. He has the ability to pass, han- leyball and women's basketball as well as other campus events. Now we can dle, and shoot as well as attack the basket and make the perimeter jump shot. schedule practice whenever we want or need to and guys can come in and get His versatility makes him a difficult defensive matchup. It is exciting to see a extra work on their own." player such as Justin with so much upside to his game."

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 10 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] (on Cort Hoge) "He has a chance to be a real good player and can really shoot the ball. He reminds me a little of Donatas Rackauskas (SMU 2002-07). I really value big guys that can handle the ball and shoot the ball." (on Tomasz Kwiatkowski) "I want to see him settle down and have a better feel of the game. He is big, he is strong, and he can run the floor. Tomasz needs to do a better job of slowing down and letting the game come to him. Sometime he gets overzealous and fouls or turns the ball over. I think he needs to relax and play and he can be a productive guy for us." (on Ryan Maag) "Ryan is a tough kid. He is also very strong and can really shoot the basketball. He has the ability to contribute on the floor and will help us get better every day." (on Alex Malone) "He is one of the more talented guys on our team. He played well at times in Africa. His aggressiveness and toughness have improved greatly. We really want him to be a more consistent shooter and more consistent ball-handler, but Alex has a lot of talent and has made great strides." (on Paul McCoy) "Paul is one of the more high-profile players we have brought in here. He is a winner. He was a state champion in basketball as well as all-state in football, basketball, and track. I think once he gets settled and comfortable, he has a chance to be a great player for SMU." (on Robert Nyakundi) "I call him Big Shot Rob. Last year, I suspended him because he was out of shape. He didn't make his mile time and he didn't work that hard in practice. Rob now has become one of our hardest workers and I am so proud of him. The thing that Rob can do, maybe better than anyone I have coached, is shoot the basketball. All I need is for him to be in shape and he can change to complexion of a game because of his ability to shoot the ball." (on Frank Otis) "Frank is a wing player with good size and strength. He plays extremely hard and has outstanding toughness, which we need. Frank has a tremendous ability to compete and comes from a winning high school program. McClymonds High School went 32-0 last year and won the state title, the year before they were state runner-up in California. He definitely understands what it takes to win, and his desire and intensity give him a chance to be a special player." (on Mike Walker) "Mike played great in Africa. He is really starting to understand the game. He has gotten a lot tougher and during the Africa trip, he went after some loose balls that he didn't his freshman season. He has become a very good shooter, so I look for big things out of Mike this year." (on Derek Williams) "Derek is a winner with great leadership skills and great energy. He is fast with the basketball and can see and deliver. He is also a good shooter that can effec- tively run a pick and roll.” SCHEDULE "The goal has been to build the schedule as we build the program. We are work- ing toward our goal of being a top-25 program and scheduling is an important part of that. Our student-athletes want the opportunity to play top competition as we continue to establish a new breed of Mustang basketball." "The fact that teams from power conferences are playing home-and-home series with SMU shows the national respect that is building for SMU basketball. The Crum Basketball Center and the upgrades to Moody Coliseum as well as con- secutive top-35 recruiting classes have sent a message that SMU is serious about being a nationally-recognized program." "The entire schedule shows the evolution of SMU basketball. We have 12 games on the schedule against 2008 postseason teams, including six of those at home. Moody Coliseum is going to be the site of great competition this season and beyond."

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 11 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] GARY AND SYLVIE CRUM are president and exec- utive vice president, respectively, of the CFP Foundation, a Houston-based foundation focused primarily on educational issues related to Texas. Before his retirement from private industry, Mr. Crum served as director of AMVESCAP PLC, the parent company resulting from the 1997 merger of AIM Management Group and INVESCO. Before that, he was a co-founder and director of AIM Management Group, Inc., and served as president and CEO of AIM Capital Management. The Crums have three children: Ashley, a 2003 SMU Cox School of Business graduate with a B.B.A. in marketing; Christopher, a 2005 SMU Cox School of Business graduate with a B.B.A. in finance; and Clayton, a junior at St. John’s School in Houston. CRUM BASKETBALL CENTER Mr. Crum currently serves on SMU’s Board of SMU broke ground on the Crum Trustees, the Cox School of Business Executive Basketball Center on Friday, Dec. 8, 2006 Board, the advisory councils of the McCombs and opened on Feb. 21, 2008. The facility School of Business and the M.B.A. Investment Fund is a dedicated space where SMU men's at the University of Texas at Austin. Mrs. Crum cur- and women's basketball programs can rently serves on the boards of Episcopal High School in Houston and Dress for Success Houston. practice and train. It includes separate At the University of Texas at Austin, she is a full-size practice courts for each program, Regent’s representative on the Intercollegiate locker rooms and lounges, training and Athletic Council for Women and a member of the rehabilitation areas, coaches' offices, Longhorn Foundation Advisory Council. meeting areas and film editing rooms. Through their work at the CFP Foundation and FAST FACTS their personal efforts, the Crums’ generosity has $13-million, 43,000 square-foot practice helped fund several SMU endeavors, including facility Home for SMU men's and Crum Auditorium at the Collins Executive Education women's intercollegiate basketball pro- Center, M.B.A. and B.B.A. scholarships at Cox grams Two full-size practice courts for School of Business, SMU Athletics and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House Fund. each program with multiple goals, locker rooms and lounges, a fully equipped LEADERSHIP DONORS training and rehabilitation room with in- Gary T. Crum ’69 & Sylvie P. Crum ground hydrotherapy pools, a strength The Embrey Family Foundation and conditioning room, an on-site laun- David B. Miller ’72, ’73 & Carolyn L. Miller dry facility, coaches' offices and confer- PRINCIPAL DONORS ence facilities for both programs, coach- Victor E. Salvino, Sr. & Gladie Jo Salvino es' locker rooms and film editing rooms. William C. Ward ’65 & Cynthia Ann R. Ward MAJOR DONORS It has a direct connection to Moody Donald A. Berg ’70 & Belle Stumberg Berg ’71 Coliseum via tunnel. Bradley W. Brookshire ’76 & Ann Warmack Brookshire ’77 ADVANTAGES The Calvert K. Collins Family Foundation, Inc. * Dedicated space for basketball pro- Richard H. Collins ’69 grams to practice and train William R. Cooper ’58 & Susan Smith Cooper ’62 * Maximum availability for student-ath- Chester “Don” J. Donnally, Jr. ’67 & Carol G. Donnally letes and coaches David H. Hudnall ’70 & Gerry Brewer Hudnall ’71 * No schedule conflicts with camps Darrell M. Lafitte ’54 & Jo Ann S. Lafitte * Practice scheduling flexibility greatly Craig R. Levering ’79 & Carrie A. Levering reduces scheduling conflicts James S. Meyer ’79, ’82 & Louisa Orr Meyer ’79 Scott D. Remphrey ‘79 & Laurin A. Remphrey QUOTES Carl Sewell ’66 & Peggy Higgins Sewell ’72 "SMU has a reputation for excellence. Richard Ware ’68 We will have the same goal and drive on Ray W. Washburne ’83 & Heather H. Washburne the fields as in the classroom. With great Jeffrey B. Watson ’74 & Connie S. Watson coaches and enhanced facilities, our John R. Weber ’98 & Andrea Parvin Weber ’00 students and fans can expect success in DONORS athletics." - Steve Orsini, SMU Director Arthur Z. Barnes ’55, ’63 & Sue McFarland Barnes ’56 of Athletics Joe Bays ‘79 & Lisa Bays Robert F. Begert ’67, ’71 & Deborah Lowman Begert ’70 "The SMU Basketball Center will allow Michael M. Boone ’63, ’67 & Marla Hays Boone ’68 us to attract and develop the very best E. Larry Delzell ’72 & Paula Christian Delzell ’73 student-athletes from across the country Richard “Rick” F. Herrscher ’58 & Anne Perdue and help return Mustang basketball to Herrscher ’58, ’86 national prominence." - Matt Doherty, Scott Jordan ’86 SMU Head Men's Basketball Coach Kevin M. Lonnquist ’91 & Brynn K. Lonnquist Mark L. Meyer ’76 & Judiann Reeves Meyer ’76 "The strong commitment SMU has made Robert H. Mills ’57 & Elizabeth Dickey Mills ’59 to basketball will be evident in this new Jack C. Myers ’66, ’69 & Judy N. Myers facility. The SMU Basketball Center will Justin W. Renaudin ’01 provide a definite edge in our recruiting Christopher H. Rentzel ’72 & Jana S. Rentzel the best players to SMU." - Rhonda John C. Tolleson ‘70 & Debra J. Tolleson Rompola, SMU Head Women's David L. Whisenant ’71 & Paula Wisenbaker Basketball Coach Whisenant ’71

2008-09 SMU Men’s Basketball Game Notes - Page 12 SMU Men’s Basketball Contact: Herman Hudson - Office: 214-768-1304, Cell: 214-924-0358, E-mail: [email protected] THE STAT CREW SYSTEM SMU Mustangs Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 12, 2008) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES...... (10-20) (8-10) (2-9) (0-1) CONFERENCE...... (4-12) (3-5) (1-7) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (6-8) (5-5) (1-2) (0-1)

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----| ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ------12 KILLEN, Jon...... 30-30 1058 35.3 133-308 .432 75-186 .403 47-73 .644 15 90 105 3.5 73 1 154 96 3 44 388 12.9 21 FALL, Bamba...... 30-14 808 26.9 124-219 .566 0-0 .000 105-147 .714 40 127 167 5.6 84 2 15 61 63 8 353 11.8 15 ROBERTS, Derrick... 28-25 898 32.1 99-233 .425 37-110 .336 48-64 .750 22 65 87 3.1 40 0 54 54 5 23 283 10.1 42 DIA, Papa...... 28-22 664 23.7 102-236 .432 0-1 .000 67-111 .604 57 126 183 6.5 73 4 17 68 19 28 271 9.7 10 MALONE, Alex...... 29-3 559 19.3 77-207 .372 24-76 .316 42-67 .627 23 66 89 3.1 48 0 22 49 12 13 220 7.6 22 WALKER, Mike...... 29-17 712 24.6 45-154 .292 34-113 .301 32-43 .744 11 45 56 1.9 65 0 56 51 3 24 156 5.4 30 HARP, Ryan...... 30-18 771 25.7 50-143 .350 21-75 .280 12-18 .667 29 72 101 3.4 34 0 52 49 4 22 133 4.4 00 RITTER, Paulius.... 28-19 390 13.9 30-62 .484 0-2 .000 15-33 .455 47 57 104 3.7 82 4 10 36 5 8 75 2.7 01 RHODES, Bennie..... 6-0 44 7.3 5-19 .263 1-8 .125 4-5 .800 3 5 8 1.3 7 0 2 3 2 0 15 2.5 33 SPENCER, Cameron... 22-1 159 7.2 9-17 .529 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 14 29 43 2.0 19 0 5 7 6 6 20 0.9 13 HOLLAND, Brett..... 3-1 3 1.0 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 2-2 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.7 14 KWIATKOWSKI, Tomasz 3-0 8 2.7 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-1 .000 2 1 3 1.0 5 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0 23 BENTON, Joston..... 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM...... 37 32 69 2.3 0 11 ------Total...... 30 6075 674-1600 .421 192-571 .336 376-568 .662 300 715 1015 33.8 530 12 387 487 122 176 1916 63.9 Opponents...... 30 6075 769-1758 .437 247-670 .369 356-509 .699 349 731 1080 36.0 553 - 400 407 85 244 2141 71.4

TEAM STATISTICS SMU OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND ------SCORING...... 1916 2141 !11/10/07 SOUTHERN L 61-75 3127 Points per game...... 63.9 71.4 !11/11/07 ALABAMA STATE L 54-64 2379 Scoring margin...... -7.5 - 11/17/07 CENTENARY L 76-93 2091 FIELD GOALS-ATT...... 674-1600 769-1758 11-24-07 at Dayton Flyers L 57-82 12242 Field goal pct...... 421 .437 11/27/07 PAUL QUINN W 81-63 2006 3 POINT FG-ATT...... 192-571 247-670 12/1/07 at UTSA W 62-56 1043 3-point FG pct...... 336 .369 12/05/07 TCU W 71-65 3219 3-pt FG made per game.. 6.4 8.2 12/09/07 HOUSTON BAPTIST W 90-79 1939 FREE THROWS-ATT...... 376-568 356-509 12/18/07 S.C.-UPSTATE L 56-58 1902 Free throw pct...... 662 .699 12/20/07 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M W 57-49 2132 REBOUNDS...... 1015 1080 @12/29/07 TEXAS STATE W 77-70 2642 Rebounds per game...... 33.8 36.0 @12/30/07 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN L 58-61 2442 Rebounding margin...... -2.2 - 1/4/08 at Colorado L 52-63 4286 ASSISTS...... 387 400 *01/09/08 at UTEP L 66-79 8037 Assists per game...... 12.9 13.3 *01/16/08 HOUSTON L 71-99 3217 TURNOVERS...... 487 407 *01/19/08 TULSA L 71-72 3024 Turnovers per game..... 16.2 13.6 *1/23/08 at Tulane L 52-67 1608 Turnover margin...... -2.7 - *01/26/08 UCF W OT 69-67 3014 Assist/turnover ratio.. 0.8 1.0 *02/02/08 at Tulsa L 60-72 7016 STEALS...... 176 244 *2/6/08 at Memphis L 48-77 16844 Steals per game...... 5.9 8.1 *02/09/08 RICE W 68-53 3173 BLOCKS...... 122 85 *02/13/08 MARSHALL L 74-75 2338 Blocks per game...... 4.1 2.8 *2/16/08 at Houston Cougars L 47-69 4016 WINNING STREAK...... 0 - *2/20/08 at Southern Miss L 61-81 3106 Home win streak...... 0 - *02/23/08 UAB L 59-73 3080 ATTENDANCE...... 52990 76200 *2-27-08 at East Carolina L 54-82 5805 Home games-Avg/Game.... 18-2944 11-5931 *03/01/08 UTEP W O2 99-96 3844 Neutral site-Avg/Game.. - 1-10954 *03/05/08 MEMPHIS L 55-72 7421 *3/08/08 at Rice W 61-58 1243 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 3/12/08 vs UTEP L 49-71 10954 ------* = Conference USA game SMU Mustangs...... 843 1046 14 13 - 1916 ! = SMU Tip-Off Classic Opponents...... 1048 1071 12 10 - 2141 @ = SMU Holiday Classic HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. PAPA DIA - 42 MINUTES 34, Tulsa 1/19/08 34, Tulsa 1/19/08 18, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Forward FG 10, Houston 1/16/08 10, Houston 1/16/08 FGA 15, Houston 1/16/08 15, Houston 1/16/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 6-9, 235 15, at ECU 2/27/08 15, at ECU 2/27/08 FG Pct. .667(8-12), Paul Quinn 11/27/07.667(10-15), Houston 1/16/08 Sophomore - 1L (min. 5 made) .667(10-15), Houston 1/16/08 St. Louis, Senegal 3FG 3FGA 1, at Southern Miss 2/20/08 1, at Southern Miss 2/20/08 South Kent (Conn.) 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) FT 8, at Rice 3/8/08 8, at Rice 3/8/08 2008-09 (Sophomore): FTA 12, at Rice 3/8/08 12, at Rice 3/8/08 FT Pct. (4-4), Tulsa 1/19/08 (4-4), Tulsa 1/19/08 (min.3 made) (4-4), Marshall 2/13/08 (4-4), Marshall 2/13/08 OFF. REB 7, Southern 11/10/07 7, at Rice 3/8/08 7, at Rice 3/8/08 DEF. REB 8, Rice 2/9/08 8, Rice 2/9/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 TOT. REB 13, Southern 11/10/07 11, UAB 2/23/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 11, at Rice 3/8/08 ASSISTS 2, at UTSA 12/1/07 2, UTEP 3/1/08 2, SFA 12/30/07 2, at Rice 3/8/08 2, UTEP 3/1/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 TURNOVERS 6, Alabama St. 11/11/07 5, at Tulsa 2/2/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 5, at Rice 3/8/08 BLOCKS 3, Alabama St. 11/11/07 3, Rice 2/9/08 3, Rice 2/9/08 STEALS 4, Alabama St. 11/11/07 3, Marshall 2/13/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 POINTS 21, Houston 1/16/08 21, Houston 1/16/08

Double-Doubles 1 - Southern 11/10/07 (11 pts, 13 rebs) 2 - Paul Quinn 11/27/07 (19 pts, 10 rebs) 3 - at Rice 3/8/08 (20 pts, 11 rebs)

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 G12 - 10 SFA 12/30/07 2007-08 28 22 664 23.7 102 236 .432 0 1 .000 67 111 .604 57 126 183 6.5 73 4 17 68 19 28 271 9.7 200 G21 - 7 at Houston 2/16/08 300 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 G15 - 3 Houston 1/16/08 200 CAREER BLOCKS 50 CAREER STEALS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. MINUTES 43, UCF 1/26/08 43, UCF 1/26/08 31, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 BAMBA FALL - 21 FG 8, Centenary 11/17/07 7, at Houston 2/16/08 4, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 FGA 14, UAB 2/23/08 14, UAB 2/23/08 6, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Center FG Pct. (7-7), Texas College 12/3/06 .875(7-8), at Houston 2/16/08 N/A (min. 5 made) (7-7), Texas State 12/29/07 7-1, 225 3FG 1, at UCF 1/17/07 1, at UCF 1/17/07 0 3FGA 1, at UCF 1/17/07 1, at UCF 1/17/07 0 Senior - 3L 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) FT 10, UAB 2/25/06 10, UAB 2/25/06 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 St. Louis, Senegal FTA 12, Prairie View 12/20/07 11, Southern Miss 2/4/06 8, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 11, Marshall 2/15/06 SEEDS Academy/ FT Pct. (10-10), UAB 2/25/06 (10-10), UAB 2/25/06 .625(5-8), vs. UTEP 3/12/08 (min. 3 made) (5-5), Houston 1/16/08 (5-5), Houston 1/16/08 (4-4), Tulane 1/24/07 (4-4), Tulane 1/24/07 Oak Hill Academy [Va.] (4-4), at UAB 1/31/07 (4-4), at UAB 1/31/07 (3-3),Houston Baptist 12/9/07 (3-3), at Tulane 1/23/08 SMU CAREER BLOCKS: 1. 278 - Jon Koncak; 2. 178 - Bamba Fall (3-3), at Colorado 1/4/08 2008-09 (Senior): (3-3), at Tulane 1/23/08 OFF. REB 4, UAB 2/25/06 4, UAB 2/25/06 1, vs. Southern Miss 3/7/07 4, at UCF 1/17/07 4, at UCF 1/17/07 4, at UAB 1/31/07 4, at UAB 1/31/07 4, Alabama St. 11/11/07 4, Houston 1/16/08 4, Houston 1/16/08 DEF. REB 9, at Tulane 2/1/06 9, at Tulane 2/1/06 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 9, Paul Quinn 11/27/06 9, Prairie View A&M 12/20/07 TOT. REB 12, Paul Quinn 11/27/06 10, at Tulane 2/1/06 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 10, at Houston 1/13/07 10, Houston 1/16/08 ASSISTS 3, UAB 2/25/06 3, UAB 2/25/06 0 3, Paul Quinn 11/27/06 3, at Dayton 11/24/07 TURNOVERS 6, at Tulane 1/23/08 6, at Tulane 1/23/08 4, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 BLOCKS 6, vs. McNeese St. 11/13/06 6, Southern Miss 1/10/07 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 6, Southern Miss 1/10/07 6, at Tulsa 2/22/06 6, at Tulsa 2/22/06 STEALS 2, vs. McNeese St. 11/13/06 1, at East Carolina 1/18/06 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 1, at Tulane 2/1/06 1, Southern Miss 2/4/06 1, at Houston 2/11/06 1, Marshall 2/15/06 1, at UCF 1/17/07 1, at UTEP 1/9/08 1, at Southern Miss 2/20/08 1, UTEP 3/1/08 POINTS 19, UTEP 3/1/08 19, UTEP 3/1/08 13, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 *Tied SMU record - 11th time a player perfect with 10+ FTA DOUBLE-DOUBLES 1 - at Houston 1/13/07 (12 pts, 10 rebs) 2 - Paul Quinn 11/27/07 (11 pts, 11 rebs) 3 - Houston 1/16/08 (13 pts, 10 rebs)

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER BLOCKS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 50 G16 - 6-S at Tulsa 2/22/06 2005-06 18 14 434 24.1 33 68 .485 0 0 .000 39 64 .609 24 49 73 4.1 52 1 11 30 53 5 105 5.8 100 G36 - 4 UTEP 1/20/07 2006-07 25 11 541 21.6 68 125 .544 1 11.000 40 60 .667 37 81 118 4.7 65 1 13 40 62 7 177 7.1 150 G58 - 4 Houston 1/16/08 200 2007-08 30 14 808 26.9 124 219 .566 0 0 .000 105 147 .714 40 127 167 5.6 84 2 15 61 63 8 353 11.8 CAREER POINTS TOTAL 73 39 1783 24.4 225 412 .546 1 11.000 184 271 .679 101 257 358 4.9 201 4 39 131 178 20 635 8.7 100 G17 - 14-T UAB 11/25/06 200 G30 - 4 NC A&T 12/30/06 300 G46 - 18-S Centenary 11/17/07 CAREER REBOUNDS CAREER ASSISTS 400 G54 - 15 Texas State 12/29/07 100 G24 - 12-S Paul Quinn 11/27/06 50 500 G63 - 12 at [1] Memphis 2/6/08 200 G45 - 8 Alabama St. 11/11/07 T/S - Tied/Set Career High 600 G71 - 11 [2] Memphis 3/5/08 300 G61 - 8 UCF 1/26/08 G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER CONF. GAME CONF. TOUR. MOUHAMMAD FAYE - 1 MINUTES 27 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 27 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 4 (GT),vs.WakeForest 3/8/07 FG 7 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 7 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 Forward FGA 13 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 13 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 FG Pct. .538(7-13) (GT),VaTech1/28/07 .538(7-13) (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 6-9, 215 (min. 5 made) Junior - TR 3FG 1 (GT), Elon 11/10/06 1 (GT), Duke 1/10/07 1 (GT), Georgia St. 11/16/06 1 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 Dakar, Senegal 1 (GT), Penn St. 11/28/06 1 (GT), at Virginia 2/24/07 1 (GT), Centenary 12/18/06 SEEDS Academy/ 1 (GT), Troy 12/28/06 1 (GT), St. Francis (PA) 12/30/06 Georgia Tech 1 (GT), Winston-Salem St. 1/3/07 1 (GT), Duke 1/10/07 2008-09 (Junior): 1 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 1 (GT), at Virginia 2/24/07 3FGA 4 (GT), Georgia St. 11/16/06 3 (GT), Duke 1/10/07 4 (GT), Troy 12/28/06 3 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 4 (GT), St. Francis (PA) 12/30/06 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) FT 2 (GT), Elon 11/10/06 2 (GT), Florida St. 1/13/07 2 (GT), Florida St. 1/13/07 2 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 2 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 2 (GT), at Virginia 2/24/07 2 (GT), at Virginia 2/24/07 FTA 5 (GT), vs. Memphis 11/21/06 3 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 FT Pct. (min. 3 made) OFF. REB 7 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 7 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 DEF. REB 6(GT),Winston-SalemSt 1/3/07 6 (GT), Duke 1/10/07 6 (GT), Duke 1/10/07 TOT. REB 9(GT),Winston-SalemSt 1/3/07 9 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 9 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 ASSISTS 5 (GT), Georgia St. 11/16/06 2 (GT), Florida St. 1/13/07 5 (GT), Winston-Salem St. 1/3/07 TURNOVERS 4 (GT), at Clemson 1/6/07 4 (GT), at Clemson 1/6/07 BLOCKS 2 (GT), St Francis(PA)12/30/06 2 (GT), at North Carolina 1/20/07 2 (GT),at N. Carolina 1/20/07 2 (GT), at Virginia 2/24/07 2 (GT), at Virginia 2/24/07 STEALS 5 (GT), St Francis(PA)12/30/06 2 (GT), Duke 1/10/07 POINTS 17 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07 17 (GT), Va. Tech 1/28/07

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER BLOCKS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 50 2005-06 Redshirt CAREER POINTS 2006-07 30 8 359 12.0 46 113 .407 10 41 .244 16 34 .471 31 48 79 2.6 51 0 24 36 14 20 118 3.9 200 CAREER REBOUNDS 2007-08 5 0 57 11.4 5 18 .278 0 4 .000 1 2 .5004371.4602601112.2 100 TOTAL 35 8 416 11.9 51 131 .389 10 45 .222 17 36 .472 35 51 86 2.5 57 0 26 42 14 21 129 3.7 CAREER ASSISTS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. RYAN HARP - 30 MINUTES 40, at Rice 3/8/08 40, at Rice 3/8/08 32, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 FG 4, Texas State 12/29/07 4, Houston 1/16/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Guard 4, Houston 1/16/08 4, at Houston 2/16/08 4, at Houston 2/16/08 6-4, 195 FGA 14, Houston 1/16/08 14, Houston 1/16/08 6, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Sophomore - 1L FG Pct. (min. 5 made) Abilene, Texas 3FG 3, Texas State 12/29/07 3, Houston 1/16/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 3, Houston 1/16/08 Abilene Cooper HS 3FGA 11, Houston 1/16/08 11, Houston 1/16/08 4, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 3FG Pct. .500(3-6), Texas State 12/29/07 (min. 2 made) .500(2-4), Paul Quinn 11/27/07 FT 2, Paul Quinn 11/27/07 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2008-09 (Sophomore): 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 FTA 2, Paul Quinn 11/27/07 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2, Rice 2/9/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 FT Pct. (min.3 made) OFF. REB 5, UTEP 3/1/08 5, UTEP 3/1/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 DEF. REB 9, Paul Quinn 11/27/07 4, at Rice 3/8/08 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 TOT. REB 10, Paul Quinn 11/27/07 6, [2] Memphis 3/5/08 6, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 6, at Rice 3/8/08 ASSISTS 6, at UTEP 1/9/08 6, at UTEP 1/9/08 TURNOVERS 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 4, at Tulane 1/23/08 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 4, at ECU 2/27/08 BLOCKS 1, Texas State 12/29/07 1, at Southern Miss 2/20/08 1, Stephen F. Austin 12/30/07 1, [2] Memphis 3/5/08 1, at Southern Miss 2/20/08 1, [2] Memphis 3/5/08 STEALS 2, at UTSA 12/1/07 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2, UAB 2/23/08 2, UAB 2/23/08 2, [2] Memphis 3/5/08 2, [2] Memphis 3/5/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 2, at Rice 3/8/08 POINTS 14, Texas State 12/29/07 12, Houston 1/16/08 3, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Double-Doubles 1 - Paul Quinn 11/27 (10 pts, 10 rebs)

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 G22 - 3 Marshall 2/13/08 2007-08 30 18 771 25.7 50 143 .350 21 75 .280 12 18 .667 29 72 101 3.4 34 0 52 49 4 22 133 4.4 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 G30 - 6 vs. UTEP 3/12/08 CAREER ASSISTS 50 G29 - 3 at Rice 3/8/08 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. JUSTIN HAYNES - 2 MINUTES FG Guard/Forward FGA FG Pct. 6-5, 192 (min. 5 made) Freshman - HS 3FG 3FGA Palmdale, Calif. 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) Palmdale HS FT FTA FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Freshman): OFF. REB DEF. REB TOT. REB ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 CAREER ASSISTS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. CORT HOGE - 31 MINUTES FG Forward FGA FG Pct. 6-10, 245 (min. 5 made) Freshman - HS 3FG 3FGA Oklahoma City, Okla. 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) Heritage Hall HS FT FTA FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Freshman): OFF. REB DEF. REB TOT. REB ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 CAREER STEALS 50 CAREER ASSISTS 50 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. TOMASZ KWIATKOWSKI - 14 MINUTES 5, at Dayton 11/24/07 Center FG FGA 1, at Dayton 11/24/07 7-1, 250 FG Pct. (min. 5 made) Sophomore - SQ 3FG 3FGA Bydgoszcz, Poland 3FG Pct. Lee Academy (Maine) (min. 2 made) FT FTA 1, Centenary 11/17/07 FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Sophomore): OFF. REB 2, Centenary 11/17/07 DEF. REB 1, at Dayton 11/24/07 TOT. REB 2, Centenary 11/17/07 ASSISTS TURNOVERS 1, Alabama St. 11/11/07 1, at Dayton 11/24/07 BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 2007-08 3 0 8 2.7 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 .0002131.0500200 00.0CAREER STEALS 50 CAREER ASSISTS 50 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. RYAN MAAG - 5 MINUTES FG Guard FGA FG Pct. 6-0, 170 (min. 5 made) Freshman - HS 3FG 3FGA Houston, Texas 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) Houston Second Baptist FT FTA FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Freshman): OFF. REB DEF. REB TOT. REB ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 CAREER ASSISTS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. ALEX MALONE - 10 MINUTES 31, Southern 11/10/07 25, Houston 1/16/08 19, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 FG 6, Southern 11/10/07 5, Houston 1/16/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Guard/Forward FGA 15, Southern 11/10/07 13, Houston 1/16/08 5, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 FG Pct. .625(5-8), at Dayton 11/24/07 .385(5-13), Houston 1/16/08 6-8, 202 (min. 5 made) Sophomore - 1L 3FG 3, Southern 11/10/07 3, Houston 1/16/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 3, Houston 1/16/08 3, at Tulsa 2/2/08 Mansfield, Texas 3, at Tulsa 2/2/08 3FGA 9, Houston 1/16/08 9, Houston 1/16/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Timberview HS 3FG Pct. .600(3-5), at Tulsa 2/2/08 .600(3-5), at Tulsa 2/2/08 (min. 2 made) FT 5 5, UTEP 3/1/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 FTA 8, UTEP 3/1/08 8, UTEP 3/1/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 2008-09 (Sophomore): FT Pct. (3-3), at Southern Miss 2/20/08 (3-3), at Southern Miss 2/20/08 (min.3 made) OFF. REB 2, Southern 11/10/07 2, Houston 1/16/08 2, at UTSA 12/1/07 2, at Tulane 1/23/08 2, Prairie View A&M 12/20/07 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 2, at Colorado 1/4/08 2, Houston 1/16/08 2, at Tulane 1/23/08 2, at Tulsa 2/2/08 DEF. REB 6, at Tulane 1/23/08 6, at Tulane 1/23/08 4, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 TOT. REB 8, at Tulane 1/23/08 8, at Tulane 1/23/08 4, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 ASSISTS 3, TCU 12/5/07 3, UTEP 3/1/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 3, UTEP 3/1/08 TURNOVERS 5, at Dayton 11/24/07 4, UCF 1/26/08 BLOCKS 3, Prairie View A&M 12/20/07 2, UCF 1/26/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 STEALS 3, Centenary 11/17/07 1, at [1] Memphis 2/6/08 1, at Southern Miss 2/20/08 1, UTEP 3/1/08 1, [2] Memphis 3/5/08 POINTS 19, Southern 11/10/07 15, Houston 1/16/08 7, vs. UTEP 3/12/08

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 G11 - 6 Texas State 12/29/07 2007-08 29 3 559 19.3 77 207 .372 24 76 .316 42 67 .627 23 66 89 3.1 48 0 22 49 12 13 220 7.6 200 G27 - 9 UTEP 3/1/08 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. ROBERT NYKUNDI - 24 MINUTES FG Forward FGA FG Pct. 6-8, 220 (min. 5 made) Freshman - RS 3FG 3FGA Arlington, Texas 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) Bowie HS FT FTA FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Freshman): OFF. REB DEF. REB TOT. REB ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

2008-09 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date GS Min FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg

CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 CAREER ASSISTS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. FRANK OTIS - 13 MINUTES FG Forward FGA FG Pct. 6-6, 225 (min. 5 made) Freshman - HS 3FG 3FGA Oakland, California 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) McClymonds HS FT FTA FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Freshman): OFF. REB DEF. REB TOT. REB ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 CAREER ASSISTS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON CAREER C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. MIKE WALKER - 22 MINUTES 38, Houston 1/16/08 38, Houston 1/16/08 11, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 FG 5, at Dayton 11/24/07 3, Tulsa 1/19/08 Guard 3, Rice 2/9/08 3, Marshall 2/13/08 6-1, 195 FGA 11, Houston 1/16/08 11, Houston 1/16/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 Sophomore - 1L FG Pct. .500(5-10), at Dayton 11/24/07 (min. 5 made) Iowa City, Iowa 3FG 4, at Dayton 11/24/07 3, Tulsa 1/19/08 3, Marshall 2/13/08 South Kent (Conn.) 3FGA 8, Houston 1/16/08 8, Houston 1/16/08 2, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 3FG Pct. .750(3-4), Marshall 2/13/08 .750(3-4), Marshall 2/13/08 (min. 2 made) FT 4, at UTSA 12/1/07 3, Houston 1/16/08 2008-09 (Sophomore): 4, Prairie View A&M 12/20/07 3, Rice 2/9/08 3, at So. Miss 2/20/08 FTA 6, Prairie View A&M 12/20/07 4, Houston 1/16/08 FT Pct. (4-4), at UTSA 12/1/07 (3-3), Rice 2/9/08 (min.3 made) (3-3), Rice 2/9/08 OFF. REB 3, Houston Baptist 12/9/07 2, Tulsa 1/19/08 DEF. REB 4, at UTSA 12/1/07 4, at [1] Memphis 2/6/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 4, Houston Baptist 12/9/07 4, at [1] Memphis 2/6/08 TOT. REB 7, Houston Baptist 12/9/07 4, at [1] Memphis 2/6/08 1, vs. UTEP 3/12/08 ASSISTS 5, Rice 2/9/08 5, Rice 2/9/08 TURNOVERS 5, Houston 1/16/08 5, Houston 1/16/08 5, at Tulane 1/23/08 5, at Tulane 1/23/08 BLOCKS 2, SFA 12/30/07 STEALS 5, Prairie View A&M 12/20/07 3, Rice 2/9/08 POINTS 16, at Dayton 11/24/07 12, Rice 2/9/08

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER POINTS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 G15 - 5 Houston 1/16/08 2007-08 29 17 712 24.6 45 154 .292 34 113 .301 32 43 .744 11 45 56 1.9 65 0 56 51 3 24 156 5.4 200 CAREER REBOUNDS 100 CAREER ASSISTS 50 G22 - 2 Marshall 2/13/08 CAREER STEALS 50 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number HIGHS 2008-09 SEASON C-USA GAME C-USA TOUR. DEREK WILLIAMS - 3 MINUTES FG Guard FGA FG Pct. 6-1, 170 (min. 5 made) Junior - JC 3FG 3FGA Jamaica, N.Y. 3FG Pct. (min. 2 made) Western Texas College FT FTA FT Pct. (min.3 made) 2008-09 (Junior): OFF. REB DEF. REB TOT. REB ASSISTS TURNOVERS BLOCKS STEALS POINTS

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CAREER STATISTICS CAREER REBOUNDS Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 100 T/S - Tied/Set Career High G - Career Game Number 2007-08 SMU Individual Levels SCORING 07-08 Career REBOUNDING 07-08 Career Double-Doubles GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Season Career 1 Jr. Mouhammad Faye 0 0 2 Fr. Justin Haynes 0 0 3 Jr. Derek Williams 0 0 5 Fr. Ryan Maag 0 0 10 So. Alex Malone 0 10 2 10 13 Fr. Frank Otis 0 0 14 So. Tomasz Kwiatkowski 0 0 21 Sr. Bamba Fall 0 32 11 12 5 1 3 22 So. Mike Walker 0 61 0 23 Fr. Paul McCoy 0 0 24 Fr. Robert Nyakundi 0 0 30 So. Ryan Harp 0 3 21 1 31 Fr. Cort Hoge 0 0 42 So. Papa Dia 0 13 5 2 10 4 1 3 ASSISTS 07-08 Career STEALS 07-08 Career BLOCKS 07-08 Career GP 5+ 7+ 10+ 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 1 Jr. Mouhammad Faye 0 2 Fr. Justin Haynes 0 3 Jr. Derek Williams 0 5 Fr. Ryan Maag 0 10 So. Alex Malone 0 1 21 13 Fr. Frank Otis 0 14 So. Tomasz Kwiatkowski 0 21 Sr. Bamba Fall 0 52 31 21 8 3 22 So. Mike Walker 0 1 4 1 1 1 23 Fr. Paul McCoy 0 24 Fr. Robert Nyakundi 0 30 So. Ryan Harp 0 2 31 Fr. Cort Hoge 0 42 So. Papa Dia 0 31 52 Games as Category Leader Scoring Rebounding Assists Steals Blocks Overall/C-USA GP WL WL WL WL WL WL WL WL WL WL 1 Jr. Mouhammad Faye 0 0000000000 2 Fr. Justin Haynes 0 0000000000 3 Jr. Derek Williams 0 0000000000 5 Fr. Ryan Maag 0 0000000000 10 So. Alex Malone 0 0000000000 13 Fr. Frank Otis 0 0000000000 14 So. Tomasz Kwiatkowski 0 0000000000 21 Sr. Bamba Fall 0 0000000000 22 So. Mike Walker 0 0000000000 23 Fr. Paul McCoy 0 0000000000 24 Fr. Robert Nyakundi 0 0000000000 30 So. Ryan Harp 0 0000000000 31 Fr. Cort Hoge 0 0000000000 42 So. Papa Dia 0 0000000000 000000000000000000000000000000 Co-Leaders in Win Co-Leaders in Win Co-Leaders in Win Co-Leaders in Win Co-Leaders in Win

Co-Leaders in Loss Co-Leaders in Loss Co-Leaders in Loss Co-Leaders in Loss Co-Leaders in Loss 1 - MOUHAMMAD FAYE SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2006-07 (Fr.) Ga. Tech 30 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 3 2007-08 (So.) Ga. Tech 5 2008-09 (Jr.) 0 Total 35 2 10000200000 200211030000 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2006-07 (Fr.) Ga. Tech 30 0 0 4312110 0 440220844624 2007-08 (So.) Ga. Tech 5 0000000000 2008-09 (Jr.) 0 0000000000 Total 35 0 00000431211000000440220844624 10 - ALEX MALONE SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2007-08 (Fr.) 29 10 2 1 1 2 1 2008-09 (So.) 0 Total 29 10 20000100000 000100021000 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2007-08 (Fr.) 29 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 4 4 2 22111 1 2008-09 (So.) 0 0000000000 Total 29 3 03101101101000000404202211101 14 - TOMASZ KWIATKOWSKI SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2007-08 (Fr.) 3 2008-09 (So.) 0 0 Total 3 0 00000000000 000000000000 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2007-08 (Fr.) 3 0000000000 2008-09 (So.) 0 0000000000 Total 3 0 00000000000000000000000000000 21 - BAMBA FALL SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2005-06 (Fr.) 18 4 2 1 15 10 8 3 1 2006-07 (So.) 25 6 3 3 2 1 1 17 11 6 4 2 2007-08 (Jr.) 30 22 8 7 2 20 10 7 1 2008-09 (Sr.) 0 Total 73 32 11 0 0 0 0 12 31003 000000052312183 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2005-06 (Fr.) 18 1 1 1 1 2112111 11 10 0 15691349 2006-07 (So.) 25 1 1 1 1 5234131 11 10 0 18108826 2007-08 (Jr.) 30 8 8 4 47344130 0 2 21 1238151129 2008-09 (Sr.) 0 0000000000 Total 73 10 286241468103720220220210156243232824 22 - MIKE WALKER SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2007-08 (Fr.) 29 6 1 1 411 1 2008-09 (So.) 0 Total 29 6 10000000000 100411010000 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2007-08 (Fr.) 29 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 6 242119454130 0 2008-09 (So.) 0 0000000000 Total 29 2 11000110000624211945413000000 30 - RYAN HARP SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2007-08 (Fr.) 30 3 2 1 2 2008-09 (So.) 0 Total 30 3 00000210000 200000000000 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2007-08 (Fr.) 30 0 0 2110 5233 38356240 0 2008-09 (So.) 0 0000000000 Total 30 0 00000211000523303835624000000 42 - PAPA DIA SCORING REBOUNDING Double- ASSISTS STEALS BLOCKS GP 10+ 15+ 20+ 25+ 30+ 35+ 8+ 10+ 12+ 14+ 16+ Doubles 5+ 7+ 10+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2+ 3+ 4+ 5+ 6+ 2007-08 (Fr.) 28 13 5 2 10 4 1 3 3 1 5 2 2008-09 (So.) 0 Total 28 13 520001041003 000310052000 Scoring Conf. Rebounding Conf. Assists Conf. Steals Conf. Blocks Conf. GP Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L Led W L 2007-08 (Fr.) 28 4 2231217611103711 0 6 63 343111 2008-09 (So.) 0 0000000000 Total 28 4 22312176111037110000606303431110 The Last Time… SMU… SMU Opponent Date Result Opp Opponent Date Result Scored 110 pts 110 Hardin-Simmons 11/20/1999 W 110-69 Scored 105 pts 105 at Texas Tech 12/1/2004 L, 105-67 Scored 100 pts 101 at P.R. - Mayaguez 12/20/2000 W 101-72 105 at Texas Tech 12/1/2004 L, 105-67 Scored 99 pts 99 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 99 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Scored 95 pts 99 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 96 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Scored 90 pts 99 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 96 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Scored 50 pts or less 49 vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 49 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 Scored 45 pts or less 42 East Carolina 2/17/2007 W, 65-42 Scored 40 pts or less 40 at Centenary 12/16/2006 W, 68-40 Scored 50 pts or more (1st half) 53 Centenary 11/17/2007 L, 93-76 Scored 50 pts or more (2nd half) 55 Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 Won by 43 43 Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 Won by 40 43 Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 Won by 35 43 Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 36 at [11] Memphis 2/3/2007 L, 88-52 Won by 30 33 La-Monroe 11/22/2006 W, 99-66 36 at [11] Memphis 2/3/2007 L, 88-52 Won by 25 28 at Centenary 12/16/2006 W, 68-40 28 at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Won by 20 28 at Centenary 12/16/2006 W, 68-40 22 vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Had 75 FGA 75 (28-75 37.3%) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 83 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 70 FGA 75 (28-75 37.3%) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 83 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 40 FGA (1st half) 40 (13-40 32.5%) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 40 (17-40 42.5%) Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 40 FGA (2nd half) 43 (22-43 51.2%) Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 42 or less FGA 37 (12-37 32.4%) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 42 (20-42 47.6%) Southern Miss 2/4/2006 W, 58-53 Had 36 or less FGA 36 (11-36 30.6%) Dayton 11/18/2006 W, 53-48 42 (20-42 47.6%) Southern Miss 2/4/2006 W, 58-53 Had 20 or less FGA (1st half) 19 (5-19 26.3%) Tulsa 2/28/2007 L, 67-60 20 (8-20 40.0%) Marshall 2/16/2006 L, 75-72 ot Had 15 or less FGA (1st half) 14 (6-14 42.9%) at Houston 1/13/2007 L, 82-67 Had 20 or less FGA (2nd half) 19 (10-19 52.6%) [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 20 (11-20 55.0%) Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 Had 16 or less FGA (2nd half) 13 (5-13 38.5%) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 16 (10-16 62.5%) at Florida State 11/14/2006 L, 59-52 Tied on FG in last 10 secs (force ot) Dez Willingham 3 at 0.5 Rice 1/21/2006 W, 80-69 ot Tied on FT in last 10 secs (force ot) Dez Willingham 3FT at 6.8 Marshall 2/16/2006 L, 75-72 ot Won on shot in last 10 seconds Dez Willingham 3FG at 0.0 at TCU 12/21/2006 W, 64-62 0:00.7 Marshall (Mark Dorris) 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 Won on FT in last 10 seconds 0:00.6 SC-Upstate (Mezie Uzochukwu) 12/18/2007 L, 58-56 Shot 69% 69.4 (34-49) Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 Shot 65% 69.4 (34-49) Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 66.1 Kansas St. 12/2/1978 Shot 60% 63.8 (30-47) at UT-Pan American 1/24/2006 W, 84-54 60.7 (34-56) at Southern Miss 2/20/2008 L, 81-61 Shot 70% (1st Half) 70.8 (17-24) at UT-Pan American 1/24/2006 W, 84-54 Shot 65% (1st Half) 66.7 (10-15) at Florida State 11/14/2006 L, 59-52 66.7 (16-24) at Dayton 11/24/2007 L, 82-57 Shot 80% (2nd Half) 80.0 (12-15) Toledo 11/27/2005 L, 72-60 Shot 70% (2nd Half) 73.7 (14-19) Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 80.0 (12-15) Toledo 11/27/2005 L, 72-60 Shot 65% (2nd Half) 65.4 (17-26) La-Monroe 11/22/2006 W, 99-66 65.2 (15-23) Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 Shot 30% or less 28.1 (16-57) at Marshall 2/14/2007 L, 52-49 26.8 (15-56) East Carolina 2/17/2007 W, 65-42 Shot 30% or less (1st Half) 27.6 (8-29) at Houston 2/16/2008 L, 69-47 19.0 (4-21) at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Shot 25% or less (1st Half) 22.7 (5-22) Stephen F. Austin 12/30/2007 L, 61-58 19.0 (4-21) at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Shot 30% or less (2nd Half) 29.0 (9-31) at Marshall 2/14/2007 L, 52-49 28.6 (8-28) Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 Shot 80% (ot) 80.0 (4-5) Brown 1/6/2007 W, 60-56 ot Shot 60% (ot) 80.0 (4-5) Brown 1/6/2007 W, 60-56 ot Shot 30% or less (ot) 14.3 (2-14) Rice 1/21/2006 W, 80-69 ot Shot 15% or less (ot) 14.3 (2-14) Rice 1/21/2006 W, 80-69 ot Had 60 Team Rebounds Had 55 team Rebounds 57 Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 Had 50 team Rebounds 57 Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 Had 20 or less Rebounds 17 Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 17 at Houston 1/13/2007 L, 82-67 Had 16 or less Rebounds 16 Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 Had +30 Rebound Margin +32 (57-25) Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 Had +25 Rebound Margin +32 (57-25) Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 Had +20 Rebound Margin +32 (57-25) Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 +20 (41-21) #12 Oklahoma 1/3/2006 L, 50-47 Had 23+ Offensive Rebounds 23 Toledo 11/27/2005 L, 72-60 Had 20+ Offensive Rebounds 20 at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 21 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 30 assists Had 24 assists 24 La-Monroe 11/22/2006 W, 99-66 25 at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Had 20 assists 24 La-Monroe 11/22/2006 W, 99-66 25 at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Had 8 or less assists 4 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 6 at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Had 7 or less assists 4 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 6 at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Had 5 or less assists 4 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 5 Paul Quinn 11/27/2006 W, 76-54 Had 12 blocks 12 UT-Tyler 11/19/2004 W 76-61 Had 10 blocks 12 UT-Tyler 11/19/2004 W 76-61 11 Tulane 1/24/2007 W, 55-53 Had 9 blocks 9 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 11 Tulane 1/24/2007 W, 55-53 Had 0 blocks 0 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 0 at Centenary 12/16/2006 W, 68-40 Had 9 blocks (1st half) 9 at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had 19 steals 19 Ark.-Pine Bluff 12/20/2004 W 87-50 Had 15 steals 15 San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 15 [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Had 14 steals 15 San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 15 [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Had 13 steals 13 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 15 [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Had 12 steals 13 Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 15 [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Had 3 or less steals 2 vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 2 Tulsa 1/19/2008 L, 72-71 Had 2 or less steals 2 vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 2 Tulsa 1/19/2008 L, 72-71 Had 1 or less steals 1 UCF 1/28/2008 W, 69-67 ot Had +9 Steal Differential +10 (15-5) San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 +9 (15-6) [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Had 10 or less turnovers 10 Tulsa 1/19/2008 L, 72-71 7 at [1] Memphis 2/6/2008 L, 77-48 Had 9 or less turnovers 9 Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 7 at [1] Memphis 2/6/2008 L, 77-48 Had 8 or less turnovers 7 Tulsa 2/28/2007 L, 67-60 7 at [1] Memphis 2/6/2008 L, 77-48 Had 7 or less turnovers 7 Tulsa 2/28/2007 L, 67-60 7 at [1] Memphis 2/6/2008 L, 77-48 Had 26 or more turnovers 26 vs. #24 UAB 3/9/2006 L, 69-55 Had 24 or more turnovers 25 Texas State 12/29/2007 W, 77-70 24 at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had 23 or more turnovers 25 Texas State 12/29/2007 W, 77-70 23 Marshall 2/16/2006 L, 75-72 ot Had +13 Turnover Differential +13 (11-24) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 +15 (11-26) vs. #24 UAB 3/9/2006 L, 69-55 Had +10 Turnover Differential +13 (11-24) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 +12 (8-20) Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 35 3pt attempts 35 Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 43 (18-43) at Houston 2/16/2008 L, 69-47 Had 30 3pt attempts 32 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 32 (14-32) UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 Had 25 3pt attempts 28 UCF 1/28/2008 W, 69-67 ot 26 (12-26) vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Had 8 or less 3pt attempts 8 at Oklahoma State 12/3/2005 L, 64-54 8 Paul Quinn 11/27/2006 W, 76-54 Had 5 or less 3pt attempts 5 Southern Miss 2/4/2006 W, 58-53 Made 18 3-pointers 18 (18-43) at Houston 2/16/2008 L, 69-47 Made 15 3-pointers 15 (15-24) at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Made 13 3-pointers 13 UT-Pan American 1/4/2007 W, 84-71 15 (15-24) at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Made 10 3-pointers 11 (11-22) UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 12 (12-26) vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Made 0 3-pointers 0 Centenary 11/22/2005 W, 85-67 0 Southern Miss 1/10/2007 L, 57-56 Shot 58% 3-pointers (min. 5 FGM) 58.8 (10-17) Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 60.0 (15-25) at [11] Memphis 2/3/2007 L, 88-52 Shot 50% 3-pointers (min. 5 FGM) 50.0 (11-22) UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 56.3 (9-16) Tulsa 1/19/2008 L, 72-71 Had 45 FT attempts 45 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 Had 40 FT attempts 45 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 Had 38 FT attempts 45 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 38 at Nevada 2/3/2005 L, 73-59 Had 35 FT attempts 45 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 38 at Nevada 2/3/2005 L, 73-59 Had 34 FT attempts 45 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 34 at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had 32 FT attempts 45 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 33 (21-33) UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Had 30 FT attempts 31 (21-31) Texas State 12/29/2007 W, 77-70 33 (21-33) UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Had 16 FT attempts (OT) 16 Rice 1/21/2006 W, 80-69 ot Had 10 FT attempts (OT) 16 Rice 1/21/2006 W, 80-69 ot Had 8 or less FT attempts 7 (5-7) at UTEP 1/9/2008 L, 79-66 8 (5-8) vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Had 5 or less FT attempts 2 at Rice 12/30/2004 L 66-64 (ot) 4 Prairie View A&M 12/13/2006 W, 68-51 Had 2 or less FT attempts 2 at Rice 12/30/2004 L 66-64 (ot) Had +26 FTA Differential +36 (45-9) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 +26 (32-6) at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Had +24 FTA Differential +36 (45-9) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 +26 (32-6) at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Had +20 FTA Differential +36 (45-9) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 +26 (32-6) at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Made 35 FTs 35 Centenary 11/22/2005 W, 85-67 Made 30 FTs 30 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 Made 25 FTs 30 (30-45) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 26 at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Made 5 or less FT 5 (5-11) at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 5 (5-8) vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Made 4 or less FT 3 Brown 1/6/2007 W, 60-56 ot 2 Prairie View A&M 12/13/2006 W, 68-51 Made 2 or less FT 2 at Rice 12/30/2004 L, 66-64 (ot) 2 Prairie View A&M 12/13/2006 W, 68-51 Had +20 FTM Differential +22 (30-8) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 +20 (26-6) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had +15 FTM Differential +22 (30-8) Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 L, 57-49 +19 (23-4) at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Shot 90% Fts (Min 15 FTM) 95.7 (22-23) Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 93.8 (15-16) at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Shot 100% FT (Min 10 FTM) 100 (10-10) #12 Oklahoma 1/3/2006 L, 50-47 93.8 (15-16) at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Shot 90% Fts (Min 10 FTM) 95.7 (22-23) Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 93.8 (15-16) at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Shot 90% FT (Min 10 FTM) (1st Half) 90.9 (10-11) at Tulsa 2/2/2008 L, 72-60 Shot 100% FT (Min 16 FTM) (2nd Half) 100 (16-16) at Texas State 12/1/2005 W, 85-67 Shot 100% FT (Min 10 FTM) (2nd Half) 100 (15-15) Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 Shot 90% FT (Min 15 FTM) (2nd Half) 100 (15-15) Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 94.4 (17-18) Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 Shot 90% FT (Min 10 FTM) (2nd Half) 100 (15-15) Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 92.3 (12-13) Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 Shot 90% FT (Min 5 FTM) (OT) 90.0 (9-10) Tulsa 3/3/2005 W, 81-74 ot Shot 50% or less Fts (Min 5 FTM) 45.5 (5-11) at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 41.7 (5-12) at [11] Memphis 2/3/2007 L, 88-52 Shot 40% or less Fts (Min 5 FTM) 37.5 (6-16) at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Eight players score 8+ 8 Savannah State 12/19/2005 W, 89-46 (Bryan Hopkins 19, Donatas Rackauskas 12, Brian Epps 11, Brian Morris 11, Dez Willingham 11, Derrick Roberts 9, Ike Ofoegbu 8, Devon Pearson 8) Five double digit scorers 5 Texas State 12/29/2007 W, 77-70 5 at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 (Derrick Roberts 16, Bamba Fall 15, Ryan Harp 14, Mike Walker 12, Jon Killen 10) (Cory Farmer 20, Sam Hinnant 15, Jamar Abrams 14, John Fields 14, Gabe Blair 10) Four players score 15+ 4 Hardin-Simmons 12/10/2005 W, 85-70 (Devon Pearson 19, Derrick Roberts 19, Dez Willingham 16, Donatas Rackauskas 15) Three players score 15+ 3 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 3 UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot (Jon Killen 33, Bamba Fall 19, Derrick Roberts 17) (Marvin Kilgore 28, Stefon Jackson 27, Tavaris Watts 18) 3 Players 50% (Min 5 FGM each) 3 Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 3 at Southern Miss 2/20/2008 L, 81-61 (Derrick Roberts 88.9 (8-9), Bamba Fall 16 62.5 (5-8), Jon Killen 50.0 (6-12)) (R.L. Horton 69.2 (9-13), Courtney Beasley 60.0 (6-10), Jeremy Wise 58.3 (7-12)) 3 Players 70% (Min 5 FGM each) 3 La-Monroe 11/22/2006 W, 99-66 (Ike Ofoegbu 83.3 (10-12), Bamba Fall 71.4 (5-7), Brian Epps 71.4 (5-7)) Two 20 pts scorers 2 Tulsa 3/3/2005 W, 81-74 ot 2 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 (Bryan Hopkins 26, Patrick Simpson 22) (Marvin Kilgore 28, Stefon Jackson 27) Three 20 pt scorers 3 at TCU 1/27/2001 3 Rice 3/5/2005 L, 80-75 2ot (Damon Hancock 28, Quinton Ross 22, Jeryl Sasser 20) (Michael Harris 23, Jason McKrieth 22, J.R. Harrision 21) Two 25 pts scorers 2 at Tulsa 1/1/2005 W, 95-83 ot 2 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 (Bryan Hopkins 32, Eric Castro 28) (Marvin Kilgore 28, Stefon Jackson 27) Two 30 pt scorers 2 Arkansas 1/30/1973 2 Texas Tech 1/21/1995 (Ira Terrell 33, Sammy Hervey 31) (Jason Sasser 30, Mark Davis 30) Two players with 10+ Rebounds 3 Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 2 Marshall 2/16/2006 L, 75-72 ot (Bamba Fall 11, Papa Dia 10, Ryan Harp 10) (Markel Humphrey 15, Mark Patton 13) Five players with 5+ Rebounds 5 Houston Baptist 12/9/2007 W, 90-79 5 Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 (Papa Dia 7, Paulius Ritter 7, Mike Walker 7, Bamba Fall 5, Derrick Roberts 5) (Dion Dowell 9, Tafari Toney 6, DeShaun Williams 6, Kelvin Lewis 5, Marcus Malone 5) Six players with 5+ Rebounds 6 Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 (Bamba Fall 11, Papa Dia 10, Ryan Harp 10, Jon Killen 7, Alex malone 6, Derrick Roberts 5) No players with 5+ rebounds 0 Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 0 Tulsa 1/19/2008 L, 72-71 Had 2 players with a double-double 3 Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 2 UTEP 1/11/2006 L, 80-67 (Bamba Fall 11 pts, 11 reb; Papa Dia 19 pts, 10 reb; Ryan Harp 10 pts, 10 reb) (John Tofi 29 pts, 11 rebs; Jason Williams 10 pts, 10 rebs) Had 3 players with a double-double 3 Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 (Bamba Fall 11 pts, 11 reb; Papa Dia 19 pts, 10 reb; Ryan Harp 10 pts, 10 reb) Two 20 pt scorers in consecutive games at Tulsa (Bryan Hopkins 32, Eric Castro 28) 1/1/2005 W, 95-83 ot Fresno St. (Eric Castro 22, Patrick Simpson 20) 1/6/2005 W 74-63 Two players with 6+ assists 2 at UTEP 1/9/2008 L, 79-66 (Jon Killen 6, Ryan Harp 6) Two players with 5+ assists 2 Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 2 Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 (Jon Killen 5, Mike Walker 5) (Pierre-Marie Altidor Cespedes 5, Mark Dorris 5) Started 3 Freshmen 3 Houston 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 (Papa Dia, Ryan Harp, Mike Walker) Started 4 Freshmen 4 Florida Atlantic 11/29/1998 W, 91-61 (DeWayne Floyd, Damon Hancock, Mike Niemi, Nigel Smith) Defeated a ranked opponent at [17] Purdue 12/21/2003 W, 60-59 Lost to a ranked opponent [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Defeated a ranked opponent on road at [17] Purdue 12/21/2003 W 60-59 Won an overtime game UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Lost an overtime game Marshall 2/16/2006 L, 75-72 ot Won a double overtime game UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Lost a double overtime game Rice 3/5/2005 L, 80-74 2ot Won a triple overtime game Baylor 1/9/1988 W, 97-93 3ot Lost a triple overtime game Never Played consecutive overtime games at East Carolina 1/18/2006 (W, 74-70 ot); Rice 1/21/2006 (W, 80-69 ot) Won consecutive overtime games at East Carolina 1/18/2006 (W, 74-70 ot); Rice 1/21/2006 (W, 80-69 ot) Was ranked in the AP Top 10 9 2/19/1985 Was ranked in the AP Top 20 20 3/5/1985 Was ranked in the Final AP Top 10 4 1957 Was ranked in the Final AP Top 20 4 1957 Sold out at home 8998 Texas Tech 11/20/2001 L 78-75 Played in front of 10,000+ 10954 vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Played in front of 15,000+ 16844 at [1] Memphis 2/6/2008 L, 77-48 Played on national television (home) CSTV [2] Memphis 3/5/2008 L, 72-55 Played on national television (away) CSTV at Tulsa 2/2/2008 L, 72-60 Played on national television (neutral) CSTV vs. #24 UAB 3/9/2006 L, 69-55 The Last Time… Individual SMU Player Opponent Date Result Opp Player Opponent Date Result Scored 50 pts 51 Gene Phillips at Texas 3/2/1971 L, 96-88 Scored 44 pts 51 Gene Phillips at Texas 3/2/1971 L, 96-88 44 Jeff Webster Oklahoma 2/2/1994 Scored 40 pts 51 Gene Phillips at Texas 3/2/1971 L, 96-88 40 Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Scored 39 pts 39 Jeryl Sasser at UTEP 1/22/2001 L, 83-69 40 Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Scored 35 pts 35 Bryan Hopkins vs. Miami (OH) 12/20/2003 W, 66-55 40 Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Scored 30 pts 33 Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 40 Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Scored 28 pts 33 Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 28 Marvin Kilgore UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Scored 25 pts 33 Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 25 Randy Culpepper vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Scored 25 pts (1st half) 25 Bryan Hopkins TCU 12/30/2005 W, 52-49 Scored 20 pts (1st half) 20 Ike Ofoegbu La-Monroe 11/22/2006 W, 99-66 Scored 25 pts (2nd half) 25 Marvett McDonald UAB 2/25/2006 L, 73-68 Scored 20 pts (2nd half) 21 Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 21 Robert Vaden UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 Scored 20 pts (as FR) 21 Papa Dia Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Led team in scoring (as FR) 21 Papa Dia Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 Had 50% or more of team pts. 51.9 (27of52) Bryan Hopkins TCU 12/30/2005 W, 52-49 58.8 (40of68) Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Had 25 rebounds 26 Ira Terrell New Mexico St. 12/16/1975 Had 20 rebounds 21 Jon Koncak Houston 1/30/1985 Had 18 rebounds 18 Eric Castro Oral Roberts 12/14/2001 18 Marquin Chandler San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 Had 17 rebounds 17 Devon Pearson vs. Rice 3/8/2006 W, 61-59 18 Marquin Chandler San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 Had 16 rebounds 16 Ike Ofoegbu at Marshall 2/14/2007 L, 52-49 18 Marquin Chandler San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 Had 15 rebounds 15 Ike Ofoegbu East Carolina 2/17/2007 W, 65-42 15 Longar Longar at Oklahoma 12/28/2006 L, 69-42 Had 10 rebs (1st half) 10 Devon Pearson UAB 2/25/2006 L, 73-68 Had 12 rebs (2nd half) 12 Devon Pearson vs. Rice 3/8/2006 W, 61-59 Had 10 rebs (2nd half) 10 Ike Ofoegbu at Marshall 2/14/2007 L, 52-49 Had 13 rebounds (as FR) 13 Papa Dia Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 Had 10 rebounds (as FR) 13 Papa Dia Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 Had 8 Off. Rebounds 8 Ike Ofoegbu Southern Miss 1/10/2007 L, 57-56 Had 7 Off. Rebounds 7 Paulius Ritter Centenary 11/17/2007 L, 93-76 Had 17 Assists 17 Gerald Lewis Texas 3/6/1993 W, 96-80 Had 15 Assists 17 Gerald Lewis Texas 3/6/1993 W, 96-80 Had 12 Assists 12 Jon Killen Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 12 Chase Adams Centenary 11/17/2007 L, 93-76 Had 10 Assists 12 Jon Killen Houston 1/16/2008 L, 99-71 11 Darrell Jenkins at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Had 9 steals 9 Bryan Hopkins San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 Had 8 steals 9 Bryan Hopkins San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 Had 7 steals 9 Bryan Hopkins San Jose St. 2/10/2005 W, 66-46 Had 6 steals 6 Bryan Hopkins Marshall 2/15/2006 L, 75-72 ot 6 Gabe Blair at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Had 5 steals 5 Mike Walker Prairie View A&M 12/20/2007 W, 57-49 6 Gabe Blair at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Made 20 FGs 20 Gene Phillips at Texas 3/2/1971 L, 96-88 Made 14 FGs 14 Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Made 12 FGs 12 Morris Almond vs. Rice 3/8/2006 W, 61-59 Made 11 FGs 11 Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 11 Stefon Jackson at UTEP 1/9/2008 L, 79-66 Made 10 FGs 11 Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 10 Stefon Jackson UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 38 FGA 38 Gene Phillips at Texas 3/2/1971 L, 96-88 30 FGA 38 Gene Phillips at Texas 3/2/1971 L, 96-88 26 FGA 26 Morris Almond Rice 1/21/2006 W, 80-69 ot 25 FGA 25 Stefon Jackson UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 21 FGA 21 Eric Castro at Hawaii 1/13/2005 L, 71-59 22 Jermaine Taylor UCF 1/28/2008 W, 69-67 ot 20 FGA 21 Eric Castro at Hawaii 1/13/2005 L, 71-59 20 Robert Vaden UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 Shot 75% (10 FGM) 83.3 (10-12) Donatas Rackauskas Prairie View A&M 12/13/2006 W, 68-51 83.3 (10-12) Brian Roberts at Dayton 11/24/2007 L, 82-57 Shot 70% (10 FGM) 73.3 (11-15) Ike Ofoegbu at Rice 2/24/2007 L, 75-66 83.3 (10-12) Brian Roberts at Dayton 11/24/2007 L, 82-57 Shot 100% (5 FGM) 100.0 (7-7) Bamba Fall Texas College 12/3/2006 W, 79-63 100 (8-8) Nick Stallings Centenary 11/17/2007 L, 93-76 Shot 90% (5 FGM) 100.0 (7-7) Bamba Fall Texas College 12/3/2006 W, 79-63 100 (8-8) Nick Stallings Centenary 11/17/2007 L, 93-76 Shot 80% (5 FGM) 87.5 (7-8) Bamba Fall at Houston 2/16/2008 L, 69-47 83.3 (10-12) Brian Roberts at Dayton 11/24/2007 L, 82-57 Made 8 3FG 8 Bryan Hopkins Ark-Pine Bluff 12/20/2004 W, 87-50 8 (8-17) Robert Vaden UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 Made 7 3FG 7 (7-11) Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 7 (7-13) Randy Culpepper vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Made 6 3FG 7 (7-11) Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 7 (7-13) Randy Culpepper vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Made 5 3FG 7 (7-11) Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 7 (7-13) Randy Culpepper vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 16 3FGA 16 Quinton Ross Hawaii 2/7/2002 17 (8-17) Robert Vaden UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 15 3FGA 15 Bryan Hopkins at La. Tech 2/21/2004 17 (8-17) Robert Vaden UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 12 3FGA 13 (6-13) Jon Killen UAB 2/23/2008 L, 73-59 13 (7-13) Randy Culpepper vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 10 3FGA 11 (7-11) Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot 13 (7-13) Randy Culpepper vs. UTEP 3/12/2008 L, 71-49 Shot 100% (2 3FGM) 100 (2-2) Derrick Roberts Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 100 (3-3) Brian Roberts at Dayton 11/24/2007 L, 82-57 Shot 70% (2 3FGM) 100 (2-2) Derrick Roberts Marshall 2/13/2008 L, 75-74 85.7 (6-7) Cory Farmer at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Shot 100% (5 3FGM) 100 (5-5) Doneal Mack at [11] Memphis 2/3/2007 L, 88-52 Shot 80% (5 3FGM) 83.3 (5-6) Derrick Roberts at Centenary 12/16/2006 W, 68-40 85.7 (6-7) Cory Farmer at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Shot 70% (5 3FGM) 73.3 (5-7) Ike Ofoegbu at Rice 2/24/2007 L, 75-66 85.7 (6-7) Cory Farmer at East Carolina 2/27/2008 L, 82-54 Shot 70% (7 3FGM) 70.0 (7-10) Bryan Hopkins TCU 12/30/2005 W, 52-49 Made 22 FTs 22 Jan Loudermilk TCU 2/24/1962 Made 20 FTs 22 Jan Loudermilk TCU 2/24/1962 Made 13 FTs 13 Bryan Hopkins Hawaii 2/12/2005 W, 71-65 Made 12 FTs 12 Ike Ofoegbu vs. Illinois State 11/12/2006 W, 57-55 Made 11 FTs 12 Ike Ofoegbu vs. Illinois State 11/12/2006 W, 57-55 11 John Tofi UTEP 1/11/2006 L, 80-67 Made 10 FTs 10 Ike Ofoegbu North Carolina A&T 12/30/2006 L, 80-76 10 Morris Almond at Rice 3/4/2006 L, 68-66 Att. 24 Fts 24 Jan Loudermilk TCU 2/24/1962 Att. 20 Fts 24 Jan Loudermilk TCU 2/24/1962 Att. 15 Fts 17 Ike Ofoegbu vs. Illinois State 11/12/2006 W, 57-55 Att. 14 Fts 14 Ike Ofoegbu Tulsa 2/28/2007 L, 67-60 Att. 13 Fts 14 Ike Ofoegbu Tulsa 2/28/2007 L, 67-60 Att. 12 Fts 12 Papa Dia at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 12 Kevin Langford at TCU 12/21/2006 W, 64-62 100% FTs (min 10 FTM) 100 (10-10) Bamba Fall UAB 2/25/2006 L, 73-68 100 (11-11) John Tofi UTEP 1/11/2006 L, 80-67 100% FTs (min 5 FTM) 100 (8-8) Jon Killen Rice 2/9/2008 W, 68-53 100 (6-6) Aleks Perka at Rice 3/8/2008 W, 61-58 Had 8 blocks 8 Jon Koncak vs. Texas A&M 3/6/1984 Had 7 blocks 7 Nigel Smith Navy 12/29/1998 7 Justin Williams at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had 6 blocks 6 Bamba Fall Southern Miss 1/10/2007 L, 57-56 7 Justin Williams at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had 5 blocks 5 Bamba Fall Southern 11/10/2007 L, 75-61 5 Frank Holmes at UAB 1/31/2007 W, 60-56 Had 4 blocks (1st half) 4 Bamba Fall at Tulsa 2/22/2006 L, 73-56 5 Justin Williams at Wyoming 12/22/2005 L, 75-69 Had 4 blocks (2nd half) 4 Bamba Fall vs. McNeese State 11/13/2006 W, 70-54 Had a triple double Jeryl Sasser Lamar 11/23/1999 W, 67-56 Jason McKrieth at Rice 12/31/2005 L, 66-64 ot (16 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists) (15 points, 14 rebounds, 10 assists) Had 18+ pts & rebs 24 pts, 18 reb Marquin Chandler San Jose State 12/22/2005 W, 66-46 Had 15+ pts & rebs 18 pts, 16 reb Ike Ofoegbu at Marshall 2/14/2007 L, 52-49 20 pts, 15 reb Longar Longar at Oklahoma 12/28/2006 L, 69-42 Had 30+points, 10+ rebs 30 pts, 10 reb Ike Ofoegbu at Rice 2/24/2007 L, 75-66 36 pts, 13 reb Mark Patton Marshall 2/16/2006 L, 75-72 ot Had 25+points, 5+ assists 33 pts, 9 ast Jon Killen UTEP 3/1/2008 W, 99-96 2ot Led or co-led team in pts, Bryan Hopkins Marshall 2/18/2006 L, 75-72 ot rebs, asts, & stls (21 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 6 steals) Had double double (as FR) Papa Dia & Ryan Harp Paul Quinn 11/27/2007 W, 81-63 (Dia 19 pts, 10 rebs; Harp 10 pts, 10 rebs) Had two technicals-player Devon Pearson at East Carolina 1/18/2006 W, 74-70 ot Had two technicals-coach Matt Doherty at UTEP 1/9/2008 L, 79-66 10+points in 10-straight gms 12 Ike Ofoegbu UTEP 1/20/2007 L, 72-67 [6] Memphis 3/3/2007 L, 64-61 25+points consecutive gms 2 Ike Ofoegbu at Rice (30) 2/24/2007 L, 75-66 Tulsa (29) 2/28/2007 L, 67-60 5-straight double-doubles 5 Ike Ofoegbu Rice 2/10/2007 L, 63-60 at Rice 2/24/2007 L, 75-66