Johnson & Wales | Dan Larkin, (21-11, 2nd year) • Fast Facts 1. Named fourth head coach in program history on June 11, 2018 2. Posted perfect 8-0 record in the Eastern Metro Atlantic Conference (EMAC) 3. Spent five years as assistant at Queens, where the Royals won 25 or more games three times 4. Helped guide Royals to No. 1 ranking in the NCAA Division II poll and a Final Four berth in 2018. 5. Set school record for wins, winning percentage and consecutive wins 6. Student manager at UNCW under former head coach Buzz Peterson 7. Graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism management from UNCW 8. Oversees J&W’s intramural and recreational programming in addition to head coaching duties 9. Age 27 10. Native of Knoxville, NY • 2018-19 record/finish: (21-11, 8-0 EMAC), 1st in the Eastern Metro Atlantic Conference • Letterman lost: Christian Creswell • Letterman returning: Majerle Poole, Malik Bullock, Robert Hobson, CJ Miller, Zyrion Wilkins, PJ Gill • Last season’s starters: Malik Bullock, Majerle Poole, Rob Hobson, CJ Miller • Top Players o Kajuan Madden-McAfee, junior guard, 5’11” . 12.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 3 apg o Majerle Poole, junior guard/forward, 6’3” . 14.8 ppg, 6.2 rpg o Robert Hobson, junior guard/forward, 6’5” . 17.4 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 3.2 apg

North Carolina | Roy Williams (871-234, 17th year at UNC, 32nd overall) • Fast Facts 1. Named UNC head coach on April 14, 2003 after 15 years at Kansas 2. Has won three national championships (2005, 2009, and 2017) as the Tar Heel bench boss 3. Current UNCW coach C.B. McGrath played for Williams at Kansas and served on his staffs in both Lawrence and Chapel Hill 4. One of six coaches with at least three national championships 5. Ranks 14th all-time in wins 6. Has made NCAA tournament in 29 of 31 seasons as head coach 7. Court in the Dean E. Smith was dedicated to Williams on Aug. 24, 2018 8. 13 former players and/or assistant coaches have gone to become head coaches at the collegiate or professional level 9. Coached over 45 professional players 10. Inducted into Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007 • 2018-19 record/finish: 29-7 (16-2 ACC), T-1 in ACC • Letterman lost: Cam Johnson Jr., , , Kenny Williams, , Seventh Woods • Letterman returning: Brandon Robinson, Shea Rush, Caleb Ellis, Garrison Brooks, Sterling Manley, Brandon Huffman, Andrew Platek, Walker Miller, KJ Smith, Ryan McAdoo, Leaky Black • Last season’s starters: Coby White, Kenny Williams, Cam Johnson Jr., Luke Maye, Garrison Brooks (returning) • Top Players o , 6’3”/190 lbs., freshman guard, 6’3”/190 . (five-star recruit, no. 1 guard (no. 2 overall) according to ESPN) . McDonald’s All-American o Garrison Brooks, 6’9”/235 lbs., sophomore forward . 7.9 ppg, 5.6 rpg in 23 minutes-per-game o Brandon Robinson, 6’5”/173 lbs., senior guard . 3.4 ppg on 46% from three-point range in 11 minutes-per-game o Christian Keeling, 6’3”/180 lbs., grad transfer guard . 18.7 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 2.8 apg (CHARLESTON SOUTHERN)

Campbell | Kevin McGeehan (91-107, 7th year) • Fast Facts 1. Named Campbell head coach on April 11, 2013 after eight years at Richmond including stint as Associate Head Coach 2. Played at Gettysburg from 1991-1995, was captain senior season 3. Coached NCAA’s third all-time highest scorer Chris Clemons 4. Guided the Fighting Camels to first NIT appearance in school history last season 5. 2019 Big South Coach of the Year 6. Led Campbell to three consecutive postseason berths for first time in program’s Division I history 7. The 2019 Camels ranked among the country’s top 20 schools in turnovers per game, fewest turnovers, turnover margin, turnover ratio and percentage. 8. Camels’ 19 victories in 2016-17 tied for second most in school’s Division I history 9. Collegiate coaching stops include Campbell, Richmond, Air Force, and Beaver College 10. Began coaching career as assistant at Beaver College in 1998. • 2018-19 record/finish: (20-13, 12-4 Big South) T-1st with Radford • Letterman lost: Chris Clemons, Andrew Eudy, Isaac Chatman • Letterman returning: Trey Spencer, Ja’Cor Nelson, Jordan Whitfield, Cory Gensler • Last season’s starters: Chris Clemons, Andrew Eudy, Cory Gensler (returning), Isaac Chatman, Ja’Cor Nelson (returning) • Top players o Cory Gensler, 6’4”/190 lbs., senior guard . 8.5 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 1.7 apg o Ja’Cor Nelson, 6’3”/185 lbs., junior guard . 6.7 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 2.3 apg

Davidson | Bob McKillop (578-350, 31st year) • Fast Facts 1. Guided Wildcats to third Elite Eight appearance in 2008 2. Davidson’s all-time leader in wins, years coached, and games coached 3. Has reached NCAA tournament nine times 4. Former player Stephen Curry is three-time NBA champion and two-time NBA MVP 5. Curry was the second Wildcat to be drafted in first round (, 1965) 6. Playing surface at John M. Belk Arena is named in honor of McKillop 7. 2017 Joe Lapchick Character Award recipient 8. Received basketball scholarship to East Carolina before transferring to Hofstra where he was later inducted into the Hofstra Basketball Hall of Fame 9. Has won seven SoCon Tournament championships 10. Played preseason with the in 1972 • 2018-19 record/finish: (24-10, 14-4 Atlantic 10) 2nd in Atlantic 10 • Letterman lost: Nathan Ekwu, Dusan Kovacevic • Letterman returning: Kellan Grady, Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Luka Brajkovic, KiShawn Pritchett, Cal Freundlich, Malcolm Winter, Patrick Casey, Carter Collins, Bates Jones, Kellan Grady, Nelson Boachie-Yiadom, David Czerapowicz • Last season’s starters: (all returning) Kellan Grady, Jon Axel Gudmundsson, Luka Brajkovic, Luke Frampton, KiShawn Pritchett • Top Players 1. Jon Axel Gudmundsson, 6’5”/200 lbs., senior guard . 16.9 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 4.8 apg 2. Luka Brajkovic, 6’10”/250 lbs., sophomore forward . 11 ppg, 6 rpg 3. Kellan Grady, 6’5”/210 lbs., junior guard . 17.3 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.9 apg

N.C. Wesleyan | John Thompson (363-271, 25th year) • Fast Facts 1. Served as Wesleyan’s Director of Athletics from 1998-2018 2. Has won eight conference regular season and/or tournament championships in his 25-year tenure 3. All-time winningest coach in program history 4. Four-time USA South Coach of the Year recipient 5. Currently two-time defending Big South East Division champions 6. 2012 Court Coach for USA Basketball’s Junior National Team 7. President of USA South conference from 2001-05 8. Served as assistant coach at St. Andrews, St. Lawrence, Guilford College prior to Wesleyan 9. Played collegiately at St. Andres and UNC Greensboro 10. Team captain senior year for Spartans • 2018-19 record/finish: (19-7, 12-5 USA South) • Letterman lost: Robert Wilson, Justin Tankelewicz, Chris Sause, Chris Braswell, Jared Joyner, Jon Pickler, Brian Frazier, Gordon Beann, • Letterman return: AJ Frye, Ricardo Bullock, Damon McDowell, Cameron Martin, Josh Covington, Alex Clinkscales, Isaiah Lewis, Pierce Johnson, Mitch Layton • Last season’s starters: Robert Wilson, Chris Braswell, AJ Frye (returning), Ricardo Bullock (returning), Damon McDowell (returning) • Top Players 1. AJ Frye, 6’5”/250 lbs., senior center . 18.3 ppg, 8.1 rpg 2. Ricardo Bullock, 6’10”/200 lbs., senior forward/center . 7.1 ppg, 5.7 rbs, 2.4 bpg 3. Damon McDowell, 6’4”/170 lbs., junior guard/forward . 13.7 ppg, 4.3 rpg,

FIU | Jeremy Ballard (20-14, 2nd year) • Fast Facts 1. Named ninth head coach in program history on April 23, 2018 2. Logged 20 or more wins for the third time in program history last season 3. Panthers reached second round of CIT in Ballard’s first year 4. 2018-19 finalist for Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year Award, given to the top first-time head coach at the Division I level 5. Played four years at Colgate where he was two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll selection and was a senior captain his senior season. 6. Joined Colgate’s staff after graduation before stops at Tulsa, VCU, Illinois State, and . 7. Tulsa appeared in back-to-back NITs during Ballard’s time on bench 8. Served two stints at VCU under coaches and 9. The Rams reached three straight NCAA tournaments during his first stint in Richmond 10. Sixth former Smart assistant to become a head coach, following Rhoades, (LSU), Mike Jones (Radford), (Mount St. Mary’s) and Mike Morrell (UNC Asheville). • 2018-19 record/finish: 20-14 (10-8 C-USA) 7th in C-USA • Letterman lost: Willy Nunez Jr., Elhadji Dieng, Michael Douglas • Letterman return: Brian Beard Jr., Devon Andrews, Trejon Jacon, Osasumwen Osaghae, Antonio Daye Jr. • Last season’s starters: Brian Beard Jr., Devon Andrews (returning), Trejon Jacob (returning), Osasumwen Osaghae (returning), Antonio Daye Jr. (returning) • Top Players 1. Devon Andrews, 6’6”/190 lbs., redshirt senior forward . 15.4 ppg, 4.9 rpg 2. Trejon Jacob, 6’5”/175 lbs., senior guard . 10.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg 3. Osasumwen Osaghae, 6’9”/250 lbs., senior forward . 8.1 ppg, 8.4 rpg

Cleveland State | (0-0, 1st year) • Fast Facts 1. Named 17th head coach in Cleveland State history on July 26, 2019 2. Boasts 16 years of coaching experience, with eight coming at Florida State under 3. Seminoles played in four NCAA tournaments, including the 2018 Elite Eight while Gates was on staff 4. FSU reached the Sweet 16 last season before losing to Gonzaga 5. Coached four NBA first round draft picks in past five years 6. Instrumental in bringing for consecutive top-15 ranked recruits to Tallahassee 7. Previous coaching stops include FSU, Marquette, California, Northern Illinois, and Nevada 8. Has made 10 postseason appearances in his 16 years coaching 9. Played four years at Cal-Berkley where he was a member of the Golden Bear’s 2002 NCAA tournament team 10. Earned degree in sociology from California in three years, spent final year of eligibility as a graduate candidate • 2018-19 record/finish: 10-21 (5-13 Horizon) 9th in Horizon • Letterman lost: Tyler Appleby, Seth Millner, • Letterman return: Jaalam Hill, Stefan Kenic, • Last season’s starters: Tyree Appleby, Jaalam Hill (returning), Stefan Kenic (returning), Seth Millner, Kasheem Thomas (returning) • Top Players 1. Kasheem Thomas, 6’0”/185 lbs., senior guard . 5.8 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 2.9 apg 2. Stefan Kenic, 6’9”/230 lbs., junior forward . 9.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg 3. Jaalam Hill, 6’7”/225 lbs., junior forward . 11.2 ppg, 6.1 rpg

Emory & Henry | Ben Thompson (0-0, 1st year) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on April 29, 2019 2. Spent three years as bench boss of SUNY-Canton 3. Guided Roos to 20-win season in first year on way to first Eastern College Athletic Conference playoff win in program history 4. Led D-III national team on tour of Brazil where they went a perfect 5-0 against Brazilian teams 5. Led NCAA Division II Lincoln Memorial to the 2015-16 NCAA championship game 6. Previous coaching experience includes time at Virginia Tech, Virginia Military Institute, UNC Greensboro and Division II schools UNC Pembroke and Saint Leo University 7. Graduate of St. Paul High School where he was coached by his father, Rick, to the 1991 VHSL State Championship 8. 2006 graduate of Virginia Tech with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in interdisciplinary studies 9. Married to former Tiffany Brown of Wilmington, NC. • 2018-19 record/finish: 17-10 (9-7 ODAC) 7th in ODAC • Letterman lost: Daniel Spencer, Tharon Suggs, Alic Wynn, Jarris Hendricks, Andrew Davis, Quan Thompson • Letterman return: Jordan Grant, Colin Molden, Jamie Clarke, Dylan Felty, Anthony Williams, Jake Martin • Last season’s starters: Daniel Spencer, Tharon Suggs, Alic Wynn, Jarris Hendricks, Jordan Grant (returning) • Top Players 1. Colin Molden, 6’0”/185 lbs., junior guard . 14 ppg, 3.3 apg 2. Jordan Grant, 5’11”/185 lbs., sophomore guard . 4.1 ppg, 2.6 apg

Boise State | Leon Rice (178-116, 10th year) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on March 26, 2010 2. First Boise State head coach to win 20 or more games in two of his first three seasons and has 20 or more wins in seven of his nine seasons 3. Guided Broncos to first two at-large bids to the NCAA tournament in school history 4. No. 11 seed in 2015 NCAA tournament, the highest seed since the field expanded to 64 games. 5. Under Rice’s stewardship, Boise State entered the top 25 poll for the first time in history, coming in at no. 25 on March 9, 2015. 6. 16 Broncos have gone on to have professional playing careers 7. All-time leader in wins at Boise State 8. Spent 11 seasons under at Gonzaga where the Bulldogs made the NCAA tournament each season 9. Broke Oregon’s 46-game home winning streak with a 73-70 win on Dec. 1, 2017. 10. Three of his assistants have gone on to be head coaches • 2018-19 record/finish: 13-20 (7-11 MWC) T-7th in MWC • Letterman lost: Zach Haney, David Wacker • Letterman return: Justian Jessup, Marcus Dickinson, , Alex Hobbs, RJ Williams, Emmanuel Akot, Derrick Alston, RJ Williams, Abu Kigab, Robin Jorch, Alex Hobbs • Last season’s starters: (returning), Marcus Dickinson (returning), Zach Haney, Derrick Alston (returning), Alex Hobbs (returning) • Top Players 1. Justinian Jessup, 6’7”/202 lbs., senior guard . 14 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 2.7 apg. 2. Derrick Alston, 6’9”/188 lbs., redshirt junior guard . 13.4 ppg, 3.9 apg. 3. Alex Hobbs, 6’4”/188 lbs., senior guard . 12.1 ppg, 3.5 apg

Stanford | Jerod Haase (128-102, 4th year at Sanford, 8th year overall) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on March 25, 2016 2. Played collegiately at California for a year before transferring to Kansas where he was both the teammate and roommate of UNCW coach C.B. McGrath. 3. Split time with McGrath on Roy Williams’ staffs at both Kansas and UNC, either on the bench or as director of basketball operations. 4. Served on staff of the Tar Heels’ 2005 and 2009 national championships as well as five final four teams during his time as an assistant coach at Kansas and Carolina 5. Guided Stanford to third-place finish in the Pac-12 and its 11 conference wins were the most in a decade in 2017-18. Earned NIT berth that same season 6. 2017 recruiting class ranked eighth according to Rivals 7. Left Williams’ bench in 2012 to become head coach at UAB where he led the Blazers to the 2015 NCAA tournament and the 2016 C-USA regular season crown. 8. In 2015, No. 14 seed UAB upset no. 3 seed Iowa 60-59, giving Haase his first NCAA tournament win and the Blazers first NCAA win since 2005. 9. Played in 99 out of 101 games during his time at Kansas. 10. Member of Big Eight All-Defensive team as a junior. • 2018-19 record/finish: 15-16 (8-10 Pac-12) T-8th in Pac-12 • Letterman lost: KZ Okpala, Josh Sharma, Cormac Ryan, Marcus Sheffield • Letterman return: Oscar da Silva, Daejon Davis, Bryce Wills, Jaiden Delaire, Isaac White, Kodye Pugh, Jaiden Delaire, Keenan Fitzmorris, Rodney Herenton, Sam Beskind, Lukas Kisunas • Last season’s starters: KZ Okpala, Oscar da Silva (returning), Daejon Davis (returning), Josh Sharma, Bryce Wills (returning) • Top Players 1. Daejon Davis, 6’3”/185 lbs., junior guard . 11.4 ppg, 3 rpg, 4.4 apg 2. Oscar da Silva, 6’9”/225 lbs., junior forward . 9.8 ppg, 6.3 rpg 3. Bryce Wills, 6’6”/195 lbs., sophomore guard . 6 ppg, 3 rpg, 2 apg

Charlotte | Ron Sanchez (8-21, 2nd year) • Fast Facts 1. Named 11th head coach in 49er history on March 19, 2018 2. Served as volunteer assistant (2001-2003) on Mark Davis’ staffs at Indiana, including Hoosiers’ national runner-up season in 2002. 3. Joined Dick Bennett’s staff as director of basketball ops. at Washington State in 2003. 4. Sanchez was elevated to assistant when Tony Bennett took over program in 2006. Followed Bennett to Virginia in 2009. 5. Helped turn UVA into a national powerhouse during his time in Charlottesville: 3x ACC regular season champion, 2x ACC tournament champion, 6x NCAA appearances and an Elite Eight appearance in 2016. 6. One of nation’s best recruiters during his time as assistant under the Bennett’s according to ESPN Insider. Played major role in recruitment of NBA All-Star and champion Klay Thompson to Washington State 7. In last season at UVA, Sanchez helped the Cavaliers win a school record 31 games and claimed the no. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament 8. Played collegiately at SUNY Oneonta (1993-1996) where he was SUNYYAC Player of the Year for the 1995-96 season. 9. Inducted into Red Dragons Hall of Fame in 2007 10. Assistant coach on Dominican Republic national team at FIBA Americas Championship in 2014. The DRNT finished fourth and secured a spot at the 2014 FIBA World Cup • 2018-19 record/finish: 8-21 (5-13 C-USA) 13th in C-USA • Letterman lost: Jon Davis, Jaylan McGill, Milos Supica, Dravon Magnum, • Letterman return: Cooper Robb, Malik Martin, Brandon Younger • Last season’s starters: Jon Davis, Jaylan McGill, Cooper Robb (returning), Malik Martin (returning), Milos Supica • Top Players 1. Cooper Robb, 6’1”/190 lbs., sophomore guard . 6.8 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 2 apg 2. Malik Martin, 6’6”/210 lbs., sophomore guard . 9.4 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 1.1 apg

Mercer | Greg Gary (16-44, 1st year at Mercer, 3rd year overall) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on March 26, 2019. 2. Spent eight seasons (2011-2019) as assistant coach at Purdue where he helped Boilermakers to consecutive Sweet 16 berths in 2017 and 2018 as well as an Elite Eight appearance in 2019. 3. On-court focus was development of Purdue wings and post players. Boilermakers led the Big Ten in scoring during two of his final three seasons as he called offensive sets. 4. Former Tulane (1989-1992) 5. Graduated as Tulane’s all-time leader in assists and helped lead the Green Wave to the 1992 NCAA tournament. 6. Joined Tulane staff as assistant coach after graduation and helped guide his alma mater to the 1995 NCAA tournament and four NIT berths in his first stint on the Tulane Staff (1993-97). Rejoined staff as recruiting coordinator from 1998-2000 after one season at McNeese St. 7. Previously was the head coach of the Centenary Gentleman from 2008-2010. (Resigned his post after school sought reclassification as an NCAA Division III member) 8. His nine Summit League wins as the Gents bench boss nearly matched the 10 total conference wins in the four years prior to his hiring. 9. 13 of Gary’s former players have either been drafted or spent time on an NBA roster including two-time All-American Carson Edwards 10. Assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Miami from 2000-2004. • 2018-19 record/finish: 11-19 (6-12 SoCon) 6th in SoCon • Letterman lost: Jaylen Stowe, Cory Kilby, Marcus Cohen, CJ Williams, Marcus Cohen (led team in assists) • Letterman return: Ross Cummings, Ethan Stair • Last season’s starters: Ross Cummings (returning), Ethan Stair (returning), Jaylen Stowe, Cory Kilby, Djorde Dimitrijevic (returning) • Top Players 1. Ross Cummings, 6’3”/180 lbs., senior guard . 17.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg 2. Ethan Stair, 6’4”/205 lbs., redshirt senior guard . 11.7 ppg, 5.2 rpg 3. Djorde Dimitrijevic 6’2”/180 lbs., senior guard . 9.6 ppg, 2.6 rpg

Vanderbilt | Jerry Stackhouse, (0-0, 1st year) • Fast Facts 1. Played on eight teams across 18 NBA seasons, including two All-Star Game appearances 2. Named head coach of Commodores on April 5, 2019 3. Hired as assistant in 2015; named head coach of Toronto’s’ D- League team, Raptors 905 a year later. 4. Guided the 905 to the 2017 D-League title 5. 2017 D-League Coach of the Year 6. Served as assistant with the during 2018-19 NBA season. 7. Played at UNC, where he was an All-American first teamer under Hall of Fame coach 8. Selected with third overall pick in the 1995 NBA Draft 9. Kinston, NC, native 10. Launched Stackhouse Elite, an AAU program based in Atlanta in 2011. 2018-19 record/finish: 9-23 (0-18 SEC) 14th in SEC • Letterman lost: , , Joe Toye, Matt Ryan, Yanni Wetzell • Letterman return: Saban Lee, Maxwell Evans, Matthew Moyer, Isaiah Rice, Clevon Brown, , Ejike Obinna • Last season’s starters: , Simisola Shittu, Matt Ryan, Aaron Nesmith, Joe Toye • Top Players: 1. Saben Lee, 6’2”/183 lbs., junior guard . 12.7 ppg, 3.8 apg 2. D.J. Harvey, 6’6”, 235 lbs., sophomore guard . 10.7 ppg, 4.2 rpg. (NOTRE DAME)

Charleston | (101-65, 6th year) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on September 2, 2014 2. Served on ’s staffs at Winthrop (2004-2007) and Wichita State (2010). 3. Hired as assistant coach by former UNCW coach and current Clemson coach in 2010. 4. Led Cougars to their first CAA championship in 2018, sweeping both the regular season and tournament titles 5. 2017 CAA Coach of the Year 6. Defeated LSU 70-58 on November 30, 2015 at TD Arena in Charleston. 7. 2019 Finalist for the Man of the Year Award 8. Winning record in four of first five seasons at Charleston 9. (50th overall) became the third Cougar selected in the NBA Draft in 2019. 10. One of two Charleston coaches () to guide the program to an NCAA bid. • 2018-19 record/finish: 24-9 (12-6 CAA) 3rd in CAA • Letterman lost: Jarrell Brantley, Nick Harris, Jermaine Blackman Jr., Marquise Pointer • Letterman return: Grant Riller, Brevin Galloway, Jaylen Richard, Zep Jasper, Quan McCluney, Sam Miller, Jaylen McManus, Zach Rabinowitz, Osinachi Smart, Samna Ndiaye • Last season’s starters: Grant Riller (returning), Jarrell Brantley, Brevin Galloway (returning), Nick Harris, Marquise Pointer • Top Players 1. Grant Riller, 6’3”/190 lbs., senior guard . 21.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 4.1 apg 2. Brevin Galloway, 6’2”/215 lbs., junior guard . 7.9 ppg, 2.4 apg 3. Zep Jasper, 6’1”/174 lbs., redshirt sophomore guard . 5.4 ppg, 2.2 rpg

James Madison | Louis Rowe (34-64, 4th year) • Fast Facts 1. Named 10th JMU head coach on March 31, 2016. 2. Played college basketball at Florida (1990-1992) before transferring to James Madison (1993-1995). 3. Second-team All-CAA in 1993-94 (14.2 ppg, 5 rpg) and First-team All-CAA choice in 1994-95 with per-game averages of 21.7 points and 5.7 rebounds 4. Ranks fourth on Dukes’ all-time scoring average (17.9 points per game) and his 80 career blocks rank eighth all-time at the school 5. Began coaching career at JMU as grad assistant (2007-2010) and assistant coach (2010-2012) 6. Served on staffs of former Dukes bench bosses Dean Keener and Matt Brady 7. Played professionally in Europe (Antwerp Giants, Melco Ieper, Spirou Charleroi and Roanne) 8. Member of championship teams in Belgium (1995-96) and Sweden (1999-00) 9. Served as top assistant at Bowling Green for one season prior to returning to Harrisonburg. 10. Worked with Falcons’ perimeter players in his lone season that culminated with team reaching the Mid-American Conference semifinals. • 2018-19 record/finish: 14-19 (6-12 CAA) T-8th in CAA • Letterman lost: Stuckey Mosely, Develle Phillips, Cameron Smith, Greg Jones, Matthew Urbach • Letterman return: Matt Lewis, Darius Banks, Dwight Wilson, Deshon Parker, Zach Jacobs, Antantee Pinkard, • Last season’s starters: Matt Lewis (returning), Darius Banks (returning), Dwight Wilson (returning), Deshon Parker (returning), Greg Jones • Top Players 1. Matt Lewis, 6’5”/195 lbs., junior guard . 16.4 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 3.0 apg 2. Darius Banks, 6’5”/220 lbs., junior guard . 12.3 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 2.0 apg 3. Dwight Wilson, 6’8’/250 lbs., junior forward . 10.2 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 59.1 FG%

Towson | (148-162, 9th season, 11th overall) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on April 5, 2011 2. Has led the Tigers to at least 18 wins in five of last seven seasons 3. Tigers had the largest single-season turnaround in NCAA Division I history in his second year 4. 2013 CAA Coach of the Year 5. Towson has reached postseason twice under Skerry: 2014 CIT and 2016 Vegas 16 6. Played collegiately at Tufts, where he school record for career assists (634) and single season assists (198) 7. Began coaching career at his alma mater after graduation 8. Led Tigers to 15-1 home record in their first season in SECU Arena (2013-14) 9. Stops as assistant include Northeastern, William & Mary, , Rhode Island, Providence, and Pittsburgh 10. Helped Pitt capture the 2010-11 Big East regular season crown • 2018-19 record/finish: 10-22 (6-12 CAA) T-8th in CAA • Letterman lost: Jordan McNeil, Alex Thomas, Quinton Drayton • Letterman return: Brian Fobbs, Nakye Sanders, Dennis Tunstall, Tobias Howard, Nicolas Timberlake, Solomon Uyaelunmo, Allen Betrand, Jakigh Dottin, Chris Caliguiran • Last season’s starters: Brian Fobbs (returning), Nakye Sanders (returning), Dennis Tunstall (returning), Tobais Howard (returning), Jordan McNeil • Top Players 1. Brian Fobbs, 6’5”/210 lbs., senior guard . 7.5 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 1.3 apg 2. Nakye Sanders, 6’8”/240 lbs., redshirt senior forward . 8.3 ppg., 5.5 rpg. 3. Dennis Tunstall, 6’9”/225 lbs., redshirt senior forward . 5.7 ppg, 7.7 rpg.

Delaware | (44-55, 4th year) • Fast Facts 1. Named 24th head coach in Delaware history on May 24, 2016 2. A freshman has won CAA Rookie of the Year in each of Ingelsby’s first two seasons in Newark (Ryan Daly and Ryan Allen) 3. Guard for Notre Dame from 1997-2001, where he was a team captain his senior season. 4. Fighting Irish advanced to second round of the NCAA tournament in final season after earning at-large bid in ’s first season. 5. Began coaching career at Wagner in 2002-03. His lone season in Staten Island was the most successful in school history as the Seahawks soared to a 21-11 finish, swept the regular and postseason titles, and earned its first-ever berth to the NCAA tournament. 6. Returned to alma mater in 2003 as coordinator for basketball ops. before he was elevated to assistant coach in 2009. 7. Helped lead Fighting Irish to a school record seven consecutive 20+ win seasons from 2007-2013 including six NCAA appearances in his seven years as a full-time assistant. 8. Played role in elevating Notre Dame’s national recruiting efforts, evident by two Elite Eight appearances in final two seasons in South Bend. 9. Fighting Irish guards and Pat Connaughton were selected in 2015 NBA draft, first time since 1992 that two Notre Dame players were selected in the same draft. 10. Father, Tom, led Villanova to the 1971 NCAA title game and coached Martin at Archbishop Carroll High School • 2018-19 record/finish: 17-16 (8-10 CAA) 5th in CAA • Letterman lost: Eric Carter, Ithiel Horton, Darian Bryant, Curtis Lochner, Ryan Johnson • Letterman return: Ryan Allen, Kevin Anderson, Jacob Cushing, Collin Goss, Ebby Asamoah, , Connor Rufo, Aleks Novakovich, Davis Long, Justyn Mutts, Matt Veretto, Dylan Painter • Last season’s starters: Ryan Allen (returning), Eric Carter, Kevin Anderson (returning), Ithiel Horton, Darian Bryant • Top Players 1. Ryan Allen, 6’2”/200 lbs., junior guard . 16.0 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 2.3 apg, 37.0 3fg% 2. Kevin Anderson, 6’5”/190 lbs,, junior guard . 10.7 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 3.8 apg 3. Jacob Cushing, 6’8”/215 lbs., senior forward . 3.9 ppg, 1.3 rpg, 44.2 3fg%

Drexel | (137-174, 4th year, 11th overall) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on March 25, 2016 2. Previously head coach at Army for seven seasons, where it reached CIT for first time in his final season 3. Has increased conference wins in each of the last two seasons 4. Drexel defeated NCAA Tournament team, Houston, at 2017 Pearl Jam 5. Led Dragons to 34-point comeback win, the largest come from behind win in NCAA history, when they defeated Delaware on Feb. 22, 2018 6. Selected as 2016 Skip Prosser Man of the Year 7. One of seven coaches in country to receive at least one vote for the AP Coach of the Year in 2013 8. His 102 wins at Army are tied for second all-time with Hall of Fame coach 9. Played college basketball at Ithaca from 1996-2000 10. Began coaching career at Winthrop as a graduate assistant before joining John Beilien’s staff at West Virginia in 2002 • 2018-19 record/finish: 13-19 (7-11 CAA) T-6th in CAA • Letterman lost: Troy Harper, Kevin Doi, Trevor John, Alihan Demir • Letterman return: James Butler, Camren Wynter, Kurk Lee, Zach Walton, Jarvis Doles, Coletrane Washington, Sam Green • Last season’s starters: Troy Harper, Alihan Demir, James Butler (returning), Trevor John (returning), Camren Wynter (returning) • Top Players: 1. James Butler, 6’8”/242 lbs., junior forward . 10.3 ppg, 8.2 rpg, 1.4 spg, 59.8 fg% 2. Camren Wynter, 6’2”/175 lbs., sophomore guard . 11.3 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 5.4 apg 3. Zach Walton, 6’6” lbs./205 lbs., senior guard/forward . 9.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg

Hofstra | (380-287, 7th year, 22nd overall) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on April 10, 2013 2. Has led Pride to two regular season CAA titles and three postseason appearances 3. Coached two-time CAA Player of the Year and honorable mention All-American Justin Wright-Foreman 4. Wright-Foreman was selected by the in the 2019 NBA Draft 5. 2013 Skip Prosser Man of the Year recipient, an award given to the coach who has success on the court while displaying integrity off the court 6. Played four years at La Salle, where he was a team captain his senior year 7. Spent 17 years at alma mater La Salle after graduation 8. Explorers reached the postseason eight times along with five NCAA bids during time on the Explorer’s staff 9. Made three NIT appearances and two NCAA tournament bids during his 15 years as Niagara’s head coach. 10. Inducted into Niagara Falls Sports Hall of Fame in 2018 • 2018-19 record/finish: 27-8 (15-3 CAA) 1st in CAA • Letterman lost: Justin Wright-Foreman, Kenny Wormley, Jacquil Taylor, Dan Dwyer • Letterman return: Eli Pemberton, Desure Buie, Tareq Coburn, Jalen Ray, Stafford Truehart, Isaac Kante, Kevin Schutte, Hal Hughes • Returning starters: Justin Wright-Foreman, Eli Pemberton (returning), Desure Buie (returning), Tareq Coburn (returning), Jalen Ray (returning) • Top players: 1. Eli Pemberton, 6’5”/195 lbs., senior guard . 15.0 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 2.3 apg – Second Team All-CAA 2. Desure Buie, 5’11”/160 lbs., senior guard . 10.7 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 5.4 apg, 2.3 spg 3. Tareq Coburn, 6’5”/205 lbs., senior guard . 8.4 ppg, 4.0 rpg

Northeastern | (224-197, 14th year) • Fast Facts: 1. Named head on April 14, 2006 2. 2018 CAA Coach of the Year, ranks third all-time with 152 CAA conference wins 3. Has guided Huskies to two NCAA appearances, including last year’s berth 4. Graduated from Hamilton College in 1983 and earned masters from Rhode Island in 1991 5. First coaching position was at Canajoharie HS (NY), where he went 19-3 in his only season 6. Returned to alma mater – Division III Hamilton in Clinton, NY – as assistant coach in 1987 7. Served as the junior varsity head coach during his two years on the staff, going 38-10 overall 8. Joined ‘s staff as a graduate assistant at Rhode Island in 1989, completing his MBA and getting promoted to full-time assistant two years later 9. Followed Skinner to in 1997, spending four seasons as an assistant and then five more as the Eagles’ associate head coach 10. Eagles achieved six postseason berths in his nine years in Boston • 2018-19 record/finish: 23-11 (14-4 CAA) 2nd in CAA, NCAA appearance • Letterman lost: Vasa Pusica, Donnell Gresham Jr., Anthony Green, Jeremy Miller • Letterman returning: Jordan Roland, Bolden Brace, Tomas Murphy, Jason Strong, Maxime Boursiqout • Last year’s starters: Vasa Pusica, Jordan Roland(returning), Bolden Brace (returning), Donnell Gresham Jr., Anthony Green • Top Players 1. Jordan Roland, 6’1”/171 lbs., redshirt senior . 14.6 ppg, 2.4 rpg, school-record 99 3-pointers 2. Bolden Brace, 6’6”/225 lbs., senior . 9.9 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 41.3 3FG% 3. Tomas Murphy, 6’8”/230 lbs., junior . 8.1 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 53.5 FG%

William & Mary | (0-0, 1st year)

• Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on April 2, 2019 2. Two-time team captain at Ithaca and ranked in top-10 in career steals and assists at time of graduation 3. Recruited two-time Patriot League Player of the Year Mike Muscala at Bucknell who would become first NBA player in the program 4. Spent previous five seasons at George Mason under coach 5. Helped lead Williams College to the 2004 NCAA Division III Championship Game 6. Served as recruiting coordinator at both Bucknell and Rider. Fischer-recruits Jason Thompson and Mike Muscala were selected in the NBA draft. 7. Helped Bucknell win four Patriot League regular season championships and two NCAA berths 8. Fischer brought in a total of 14 All-Patriot League players for the Bison 9. His 2011 recruiting class at Rider graduated with most wins in program history 10. Wife, Chelsea, was women’s basketball Academic All-America at Kentucky • 2018-19 record/finish: 14-17 (10-8 CAA) 4th in CAA • Letterman lost: Matt Milon, Justin Pierce, Chase Audige, Andy Van Vliet, L.J. Owens, Ben Wight • Letterman return: , Luke Loewe, Quinn Blair, Thornton Scott, Jihar Williams, Jr., Mekhel Harvey • Last season’s starters: Nathan Knight (returning), Luke Loewe (returning), Matt Milon, Justin Pierce, Chase Audige • Top Players: 1. Nathan Knight, 6/10”/253 lbs., senior forward/center . 21.0 ppg, 8.6 rpg, 3.5 apg, 2.3 bpg 2. Luke Loewe, Jr., 6’4”/188, junior guard . 3.9 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 1.8 apg

Elon | , (0-0, 1st year) • Fast Facts 1. Named head coach on April 5, 2019 2. Served as assistant under at Butler and State 3. 1998 graduate of Indiana, where he served as student manager and student assistant under Bob Knight 4. Helped lead Buckeyes to two straight Round of 32 appearances in the NCAA tournament 5. During season at Butler, helped Bulldogs return to Sweet 16 for first time since back-to-back championship game appearances in 2010 and 2011 6. Served as Director of Basketball Operations for Ole Miss and Duke prior to his appointment as assistant coach at Stanford in 2008 7. Has served on staffs of Bob Knight (Indiana), (Duke), Johnny Dawkins (Stanford), Chris Holtmann (Butler and Ohio State), and Rod Barnes (Ole Miss) 8. 23 postseason appearances in 25-year coaching career including 18 NCAA tournament trips and the 2001 NCAA title at Duke 9. 24 student-athletes coached by Schrage have been selected in the NBA draft including Jay Williams and J.J. Reddick 10. Has a record of 587-161 as an assistant coach. • 2018-19 record/finish: 11-20 (7-11 CAA) T-6th in CAA • Letterman lost: Tyler Seibring, Steven Santa Ana, Karolis Kundrotas, Dainan Swoope, Sheldon Eberhardt • Letterman return: Nathan Priddy, Kris Wooten, Chuck Hannah, Federico Poser, Andy Pack • Last season’s starters: Tyler Seibring, Steven Santa Ana Nathan Priddy (returning), Kris Wooten(returning), Chuck Hannah (returning) • Top Players: 1. Nathan Priddy, Jr., G . 7.3 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 2.5 apg 2. Kris Wooten, So., G . 5.4 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.2 apg 3. Chuck Hannah, So., F – . 4.5 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 51.8 fg%