Jacksonville University Women's Basketball Media Guide

JACKSONVILLE UNIVERSITYWOMEN’S BASKETBALL

MEDIA INFORMATION GUIDE

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MEDIA INFORMATION GUIDEQUICK FACTS

GENERALLocation: Jacksonville, FL 32211Founded: 1934Enrollment: 3,936Nickname: DolphinsSchool Colors: Green & GoldFacility (Capacity): Veterans Memorial Arena (5,191) Swisher Gymnasium (1,500) Affiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Atlantic SunPresident: Tim Cost Alma Mater: Jacksonville '81Faculty Athletics Rep: Dr. Kim CapriottiDirector of Athletics: Brad Edwards Alma Mater: South Carolina '87Senior Women’s Admin. Marsha HaskewAthletics Department Phone: (904) 256-7400

HISTORYFirst season of competition: 1999-00All-time Record: 154-232 (.399)

TEAM INFORMATION2012-13 Record: 11-19 (Home: 9-6, Away: 2-13)A-Sun Record (Finish): 7-11 (7th)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 8/5Starters Returning/Lost: 2/3Newcomers: 4

MEDIA RELATIONS WBB Contact: Monyae Williamson E-mail: [email protected] Office Phone: 904-256-7918 Cell Phone: 904-383-6801Director of Media Relations: Todd VatterAssociate Director of MR: Alex KeilMedia Relations Assistant: Stacey KilpatrickPress Row Phone: 904-854-6653 (Arena) 904-256-7488 (Swisher)Media Relations Fax: 904-256-7424Twitter: @JUDolphins, @JU_WBB

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Yolett McPhee-McCuin Record at JU: First Season Career Record: sameAssistant Coaches: Camille Collier Darnell Haney Brandon RohrGraduate Assistant: Taneskei RichardsonAthletic Trainer: Carlos Arce

2013-14 SCHEDULE

NOVEMBER8 at Florida A&M 11:30 a.m.13 at USF 7 p.m.20 EDWARD WATERS (Exh) 7 p.m.24 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1 p.m.30 at Troy 7 p.m.

DECEMBER4 TENNESSEE STATE 7 p.m.8 at Florida State 2 p.m.15 at Bethune-Cookman 3 p.m.17 at Alabama 11 a.m.20 at Texas Tech 7 p.m.21 vs. Abilene Christian Noon22 vs. Florida Atlantic 1 p.m.

JANUARY2 at Kennesaw State* 7 p.m.4 at Mercer* 2 p.m.11 NORTH FLORIDA*^ 1 p.m.16 LIPSCOMB* 7 p.m.18 NORTHERN KENTUCKY* 1 p.m.23 at Florida Gulf Coast* 7:05 p.m.25 at Stetson* 1 p.m.30 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* ̂ 5 p.m.

FEBRUARY1 USC UPSTATE*^ 1 p.m.8 at North Florida* 4:30 p.m.13 at Lipscomb* 6 p.m.15 at Northern Kentucky* 7 p.m.20 FLORIDA GULF COAST*^ 5 p.m.22 STETSON*^ 1 p.m.27 at East Tennessee State* 7 p.m.

MARCH1 at USC Upstate* 2 p.m.6 KENNESAW STATE* 7 p.m.8 MERCER* 1 p.m.

*Atlantic Sun Conference Game Home games in BOLD CAPS ^DH with the JU men atJVM All other home games played on campus

Table of Contents

General InformationQuick Facts ..........................................................................1Team Roster .......................................................................2

Coaching StaffYolett McPhee- McCuin .................................................3Assistant Coaches ...........................................................4

The 2013-14 DolphinsSeniors .................................................................................6Jade Cargill .........................................................................7Ronisha Mitchell ................................................................8Stephanie Edwards ..........................................................9Ciara McLee ....................................................................10Madison Scott................................................................. 11April Carson .....................................................................12Queen Alford ...................................................................13Briona Brown ..................................................................14La’Deyah Forte’ ..............................................................15Newcomers .....................................................................16

2012-13 In ReviewAtlantic Sun Statistics/ Recap ...............................18Season Superlatives .....................................................19

HistoryIndividual Honors ...........................................................21Dolphin Individual Records .........................................22Year-By-Year Statistics ................................................24Dolphin All-Time Roster ...............................................25Year-By-Year Results ....................................................26Miscellaneous Records ..............................................29All-Time Series Records ..............................................30



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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. CL. Ht. Hometown / Last School 1 Kimberly Dawkins F Fr. 6-0 Atlanta, Ga. (Jonesboro) 3 Deja McPhee G Fr. 5-8 Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville) 5 Jade Cargill F Sr. 5-10 Vero Beach, Fla. (Vero Beach) 10 Queen Alford G So. 5-10 Decatur, Ga. (Decatur) 11 Ronisha Mitchell G Sr. 5-5 Wildwood, Fla. (Wildwood) 2 LaDeyah Forte’ G R- So. 5-4 Pensacola, Fla. (Pensacola) 15 April Carson G Jr. 5-8 Weston, Fla. (UNC Greensboro) 20 Ciara McLee G Sr. 5-9 San Antonio, Texas (Judson) 21 Stephanie Edwards G Sr. 5-8 Miami. Fla. (Santa Fe) 22 Sherranda Reddick G Fr. 5-8 Jacksonville, Fla. (Ribault) 24 Briona Brown F So. 5-11 Haines City, Fla. (Haines City) 32 Madison Scott C Sr. 6-3 Atlanta, Ga. (Atlanta International) 42 Jenny Vernet C Fr. 6-2 Port Au Prince, Haiti (Paulding County)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. CL. Ht. Hometown / Last School 10 Queen Alford G So. 5-10 Decatur, Ga. (Decatur) 24 Briona Brown F So. 5-11 Haines City, Fla. (Haines City) 5 Jade Cargill F Sr. 5-10 Vero Beach, Fla. (Vero Beach) 15 April Carson G Jr. 5-8 Weston, Fla. (UNC Greensboro) 1 Kimberly Dawkins F Fr. 6-0 Atlanta, Ga. (Jonesboro) 21 Stephanie Edwards G Sr. 5-8 Miami. Fla. (Santa Fe) 12 LaDeyah Forte’ G R- So. 5-4 Pensacola, Fla. (Pensacola) 20 Ciara McLee G Sr. 5-9 San Antonio, Texas (Judson) 3 Deja McPhee G Fr. 5-8 Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville) 11 Ronisha Mitchell G Sr. 5-5 Wildwood, Fla. (Wildwood) 22 Sherranda Reddick G Fr. 5-8 Jacksonville, Fla. (Ribault) 32 Madison Scott C Sr. 6-3 Atlanta, Ga. (Atlanta International) 42 Jenny Vernet C Fr. 6-2 Port Au Prince, Haiti (Paulding County)

HEAD COACH: Yolett McPhee-McCuin (University of Rhode Island, 2004 ) ,1st Season ASSISTANT COACH: Camille Collier (Wake Forest, 2012), 1st Season Darnell Haney ( Florida A&M, 2004), 1st Season Brandon Rohr (Nebraska Wesleyan, 2008), 1st Season

BY CLASS:Seniors (5) - Jade Cargill, Stephanie Edwards, Ronisha Mitchell, Ciara McLee, Madison ScottJuniors (1) - April CarsonSophomores (3) - Queen Alford, Briona Brown, LaDeyah ForteFreshman (4) - Kimberly Dawkins, Deja McPhee, Sherranda Reddick, Jenny Vernet

BY HEIGHT:6-3 (1) - Madison Scott6-2 (1) - Jenny Vernet6-0 (1) - Kimberly Dawkins5-11 (1) - Briona Brown5-10 (2) - Queen Alford, Jade Cargill5-9 (1) - Ciara McLee5-8 (4) - April Carson, Stephanie Edwards, Deja McPhee, Sherranda Reddick5-5 (1) - Ronisha Mitchell5-4 (1) - LeDeyah Forte’

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HEAD COACH YOLETT MCPHEE-MCCUIN Jacksonville University Director of Athletics Brad Edwards announced the hiring of Yolett McPhee-McCuin as women’s basketball head coach on April 12, 2013. McPhee-Mc-Cuin, who also serves as the Head Coach of the Bahamian women’s national team, takes over immediately as the third head coach in the 14-year history of Jacksonville women’s basketball after spending the last three seasons on staff at Clemson.

“Yolett will be a great addition to our athletics department, and to the University as a whole,” said Edwards. “She’s a proven top-notch recruiter whose results-driven vision is certain to bring success to our women’s basketball program.”

A nine-year coaching veteran, McPhee-McCuin comes to JU following a three-year stint at Clemson where she was tagged as one of the top assistants in the nation by the National Women’s Basketball Insider. During her time in South Carolina she solidified her reputation as one of the most knowledgeable recruiters in the game today. This past season alone McPhee-McCuin spearheaded the No. 16 ranked recruiting class in the country, landing five McDonalds All-American nominees for the Tigers.

As the first Bahamian female to sign a Letter of Intent to a Division I school, McPhee-McCuin has become a trailblazer for aspiring females from her home country of the Bahamas. She is also the first female from her country to coach at a Division I program. Named the Bahamian women’s national team coach in March, McPhee-McCuin will bring a wealth of international experience to the First Coast.

Throughout her nine-year coaching career, McPhee-McCuin has made a large impact in each of the communities that she has come across. She developed a foundation in the Bahamas called Back2Basics, which helps the development of children through education and athletics. Additionally, she was involved in numerous community service projects at her other coaching stops.

Prior to her time at Clemson, she was on staff at Pitt for two years. With the Panthers, McPhee-McCuin helped guide the program to a pair of post season appearances highlighted by a No. 14 national ranking and a Sweet 16 appearance in 2009.

McPhee-McCuin spent the 2007-08 season at Portland, where she acted as recruiting coordinator and also helped run the team’s marketing efforts. With her guidance, the team posted their best record in 10 years, and developed guard Katie Burris to all-confer-ence honors after averaging less than one point per game the previous season.

After starting her coaching career as the first ever assistant coach for Frank Phil-lips College [Texas], she went to work at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff as an assis-tant coach and recruiting coordinator. Here, she earned her Master’s in physical education, recording a 4.0 GPA.

McPhee-McCuin received a bachelor’s degree in business management and admin-istration from the University of Rhode Island in 2004. She played two seasons at Miami-Dade Community College, before playing two seasons with the Rams. She appeared in 56 games for URI, and helped lead the Rams to the 2003 A-10 Championship game.

An active member of the coaching community, McPhee-McCuin is a member of the “So You Want to be a Coach “ program through the WBCA, and she holds membership in the Black Coaches and Administrators Association. The former Yolett McPhee is married to Kelly McCuin, and the couple just welcomed their first child, Yasmine Lee, to their family in Septem-ber.

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Camille Collier took over as an assistant coach on the Dolphins staff in May of 2013 after working the past season as a graduate as-sistant coach at Georgia State. A former standout at Wake Forest, the Washington, D.C. native wrapped up her career as a student-athlete in 2012 by helping the Demon Deacons to a 20-win season and the second round of the WNIT.

“Camille embodies the necessary tools starting in this profession with her incredible work ethic and zeal,” said McCuin. “Without a doubt her energy, along with attention to detail will impact this program instantaneously.”

Collier was named to the ACC All-Academic team as freshman when she led ACC rookies with her 8.2 scoring average and also earned a place on the ACC Honor Roll two other times. She earned her degree in sociology.

“I am elated and honored to join Coach McCuin’s staff,” added Collier. “I am excited about her vision for the program and the opportu-nity to elevate Jacksonville women’s basketball to new heights.”

Darnell Haney joined the Jacksonville University staff as an assistant coach in June of 2013.

Haney comes to JU after having been the Jones High School (Orlando, Fla.) women’s basketball head coach since 2010.

“Darnell is a man that displays class, great work ethic, and energy,” said JU women’s basketball head coach Yolett McPhee-McCuin. “I know the university, team, and community will appreciate his presence immediately. I look forward to watching him excel here at JU on and off the floor.”

While at Jones High School, Haney helped turn around a program that had won just six games prior to him arriving to compiling 60 wins during a 3 year tenure. He guided the Lady Tigers to District and Regional titles as well as a State Final Four appearance in 2012. For his efforts, Haney was named three-time FACA Coach of the Year.

“I am extremely honored and excited about joining Coach McCuin’s staff here at JU,” said Haney. “Her vision and her approach to devel-oping an elite program is one that I am proud to be a part of. As a coach you are blessed with a handful of truly special situations. This program and this situation are special and I am ready to help JU Women’s Basketball show how special we really are.”

Haney is a graduate Florida A&M University received his Master’s Degree in Athletic Administration from Nova Southeastern Univer-sity in 2009. He and his wife Aaliyah have two children, Imani 8 and Caleb 3.

ASSISTANT COACHCAMILLE COLLIER

WAKE FOREST, ‘12//FIRST SEASON

ASSISTANT COACHDARNELL HANEY

FLORIDA A&M, ‘04//FIRST SEASON



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Brandon Rohr is the newest addition to the Jacksonville University women’s basketball coaching staff, entering his first season as an assis-tant coach in September of 2013. Rohr comes to JU after spending last season as an assistant coach with Southern Illinois University. “I am extremely excited about having Brandon on staff,” said McCuin. “He will work primarily with the post players and will be an asset to my staff and the JU Community.”

With five years of coaching experience under his belt, Rohr started his career as the assistant women’s basketball coach at his alma mater, Nebraska Wesleyan University, in 2008. While at Nebraska his main responsibilities included assisting with post player workouts and on-court instruc-tion of defensive drills. Following a one-year stint in Nebraska, Rohr moved on to Concordia University Texas where he aided the team in posting a 37-15 overall re-cord and a 33-11 American Southwest Conference record from 2010-2012. The Tornados were also ASC West Division Champions and ASC Tourna-ment Champions and made a trip to the NCAA Division III Tournament in the 2011-12 season. In conjunction with his coaching responsibilities, Rohr also served as the recruiting coordinator, academic coordinator and took on adminis-trative and fundraising duties. As the recruiting coordinator, many of his signees went on to earn ASC honors including Player of the Year, Newcomer of the Year, Freshman of the Year and other All-Conference honors.

Rohr landed at Southern Illinois University after serving Concordia University Texas from 2009-2012. He again served as the assistant women’s basketball coach and recruiting coordinator. With SIU, Coach Rohr’s on-court coaching mainly concerned the development of post players. His guiding of freshman Dyana Pierre assisted her in averaging 9.2 rebounds per game (1st in MVC) and recording eight double-doubles (5th in MVC).

ASSISTANT COACHBRANDON ROHR

NEBRASKA WESLEYAN, ‘08//FIRST SEASON

GRADUATE ASSISTANTTANESKEI RICHARDSON

JACKSONVILLE, ‘11//SECOND SEASON

Taneskei Richardson is now in her second season as the graduate assistant manager on the Dolphins staff. In her current role, she provides assistance to the coaching staff during the week as well as oversee all aspects of the Dolphins travel.

Richardson played for the Dolphins from 2008-11 following a one-year stint at Santa Fe College. She finished her JU career ranked fifth all-time in field percentage (.445) and rebounds (572). In her final year, she passed Kat Sungy (283, 2001-02) for the most rebounds in a single-season with 315 and shattered the offensive record with 124 boards, while placing fifth in blocks.

As a senior, the local native led the Dolphins in scoring (11.1), field goal percentage (.460), rebounds (9.8) and blocks (43). She was also second in steals (48) and ranked third in assists (42). Richardson tallied 14 double-doubles, including hitting the feat 10 times in the final 17 contests en route to A-Sun all-tournament honors. Nationally, she finished the year ranked 27th in double-doubles and 32nd in rebounds.

After her strong senior season, she became the second player in school history to play professionally after signing a contract with HyPo Koris (Hyvinkaa Ponteva) in Finland.



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SENIOR STATUS

#5Jade

Cargill

#20Ciara

McLee

#11RonishaMitchell

#21StephanieEdwards

#32Madison

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Guard // Sr. //5-10// Vero Beach, Fla. //Vero Beach

JADE CARGILL

2012-13: Named to Atlantic Sun Preseason Team ... Started in 26 of 28 games played … Led team in rebounds (227) and steals (48) ... Posted six double-doubles on the season … Recorded 25 points and 15 rebounds, 10 of them offensive, in overtime loss to Troy on Dec. 18 … Averaged 10.1 points and 8 boards per game.

2011-12: Appeared in all 31 games with 27 starts as a sophomore … led the team in field-goal percentage (.389) and rebounds (8.3), while ranking second in steals (57) and free-throws made (68) … her steal and total rebound (257) marks are the fifth highest in a JU single-season … finished third in scoring (9.8) … recorded eight double-doubles … scored in double-digits on 13 occasions, including hitting the 20-point bar-rier three times … tallied a season-best 22 points to go along with 13 boards and five steals against Belmont (1/4) … scored 21 points against Jacksonville State (12/15) and Mercer (11/19) … hit 11-of-12 free throws at Mercer to break the 20-point bar-rier … recorded double-doubles at USC Upstate (19 points, 10 boards) and ETSU (17 points, 13 boards) to earn A-Sun Player of the Week honors … tallied seven or more rebounds in 23 games, including hitting double-digits 11 times … had 16 boards to go along with 11 points at the A-Sun Tournament vs. Belmont (3/1) … also had 15 boards against ESTU (1/14).

2010-11: Appeared in 27 games as a freshman ... scored a season-high nine points against Belmont (2/3) and USC Upstate (2/12) ... also posted eight points on 4-of-8 attempts against Lipscomb (2/5) ... recorded six rebounds against Stetson (12/2) and UCF (12/20) ... tallied two or more steals on eight occasions, including three at Belmont (1/10) ... also finished with five blocks.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played her senior season at Vero Beach High School under Rashad Morgan ... helped the Indians to a district championship ... as a senior, she was named Team MVP, conference “Player of the Year” and second team all-state after averaging 21.2 points, 13.2 rebounds and 6.2 steals ... spent her first two seasons at Sebastian High School under Teri Amy…as a sophomore, she helped the squad to a district title with a 20-5 record ... averaged 18.6 points and 8.3 rebounds per game to earn Team MVP, first team all-conference and second team all-state accolades ... as a freshman, she averaged 16.3 points and 11.2 rebounds a contest en route to Team MVP and conference “Freshman of the Year” honors ... played AAU basketball for the Orlando Comets and recorded 17.3 points per game to help the team finish third nationally in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born June 3, 1992, in Vero Beach, Fla ... daughter of Ricky Cargill and Debra Green ... has three sisters: Deandra, Dawn and April; and a brother, Shawn ... major is social science.

Cargill’s Career Stats

YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG. FG FGA PCT. 3-FG 3FG-A PCT. FT FTA PCT. OFF DEF TOT. AVG. PF FO AST T/O BLK STL PTS. AVG. 2010-11 27-0 310 11.5 34 94 .362 0 0 .000 11 19 .579 29 44 73 2.7 43 0 4 15 5 21 79 2.9 2011-12 31-27 751 24.2 118 303 .389 0 0 .000 68 94 .723 106 151 257 8.3 101 7 17 45 6 57 304 9.8 2012-13 29-27 778 26.8 115 302 .381 0 2 .000 54 75 .720 97 130 227 7.8 79 2 42 57 20 48 284 9.8

TOTAL 87-54 1839 21.1 267 699 .382 0 2 .000 133 188 .707 232 325 557 6.4 223 9 63 117 31 126 667 7.7

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS: 25, TROY -- 12/18/12REBOUNDS: 16, at FAU -- 11/18/12 ; vs Belmont -- 3/1/12ASSISTS: 6, TROY -- 12/18/12STEALS: 5, Belmont -- 1/04/12 ; at North Florida -- 12/03/11BLOCKS: 4, TROY -- 12/18/12FG MADE: 10, Jacksonville State -- 12/15/11FG ATTEMPTS: 21, Belmont -- 1/04/12FT MADE: 11, at Mercer -- 1/19/12FT ATTEMPTS: 12, at Mercer -- 1/19/12



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Guard // Sr. //5-5// Wildwood, Fla. //Wildwood

RONISHA MITCHELL

2012-13: Saw action in 26 of 30 games … Made her first start against Jacksonville State on Nov. 25 … Posted season-high 10 points vs. Vermont on Nov. 21 … Averaged 2.8 points and 1.4 rebounds over the season.

2011-12: Saw action in 28 games as a sophomore … made the start against ETSU (1/14) … finished fifth on the team in steals (23) … scored 12 points (4-4 FT, 2-3 3PT FG) off the bench at ETSU (2/9) … had five assists vs. USC Upstate (1/12) … tallied four points in eight minutes at FGCU (1/9) … Career-best five assists at Bowling Green State (12/11) … career-best three steals against FIU (11/11) and Florida A&M (11/14).

2010-11: Appeared in all 32 games, including eight starts as a freshman ... scored a season-high 10 points against Kennesaw State (1/22) on 4 of 6 attempts from the floor and two three-pointers ... recorded three or more assists on six occasions to finished fourth on the squad with 41 ... season-high five assists in the home finale vs. Mercer (2/20) ... tallied five rebounds in consecutive games against FIU (12/13) and Wake Forest (12/17).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Wildwood High School under Paula Lindsey ... helped the Wildcats to three straight district titles, including a 23-4 record in her final year ... as a senior, she averaged 20 points and five assists per contest en route to Team MVP accolades ... as a junior, she recorded 15 points and four assists a game ... also played all four years on the Wildcats softball team and two years on the golf team ... named Miss Offense in her senior season and Miss Defense in her junior season. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 25, 1991, in Leesburg, Fla ... daughter of Ronnel Mitchell and Patricia Harrison ... has a sister, Patricia ... major is sociology.

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS: 12, at ETSU -- 2/9/12REBOUNDS: 5, FIU -- 12/13/10 ; Wake Forest -- 12/17/10ASSISTS: 5, 4 timesSTEALS: 3, 4 timesBLOCKS: 2, at ETSU -- 01/28/13FG MADE: 4, at Kennesaw State -- 1/22/11FG ATTEMPTS: 11, at ETSU -- 01/28/133FG MADE: 2, 2 timesFT MADE: 6, VERMONT -- 11/21/12FT ATTEMPTS: 8, VERMONT -- 11/21/12

Mitchell’s Career Stats


TOTAL 87-12 1205 13.9 70 275 .255 22 88 .250 34 50 .680 17 69 86 1.0 164 4 114 149 7 58 196 2.3



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Guard // Sr. //5-8// Miami, Fla. //Sante Fe

STEPHANIE EDWARDS

2012-13: Started in 19 games in 29 appearances … Averaged 6.9 points, 3.3.rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.0 block per game … Led the team in assists with 63 on the season … Scored double-digits figures in nine games.

PRIOR TO JU: Spent the last two seasons at Santa Fe College under Chanda Steb-bins … averaged nine points, five rebounds and two steals a game en route to earn Mid-Florida all-conference honors … as a freshman, she was named freshman of the year by helping Santa Fe snag the conference title and earn a trip to the national tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Miami Norland High School under Carla Harris-Curry … helped the Vikings win the state and district championships in her final two years … as a senior, she tallied 11 points and five rebounds a game as the team posted a 28-2 mark … as a junior, the Vikings were 32-0 as she recorded seven points a contest … on the AAU level, she played for Team Miami.

PERSONAL: Born Aug. 20, 1992, in Miami, Fla. … daughter of Steven Edwards and Rochelle King … has a brother, Tavaris; and two sisters: Ashley and Jasmine … her uncle, Douglas, played basketball at Florida State from 1989-1993 … her uncle, Allen, played basketball at the University of Kentucky … major is sociology.

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS: 17, FAMUW -- 11/9/12REBOUNDS: 8, Savannah State -- 12/16/12 ; at Mercer -- 2/11/13ASSISTS: 6, Savannah State -- 12/16/12STEALS: 3, Kennesaw State -- 1/14/13 ; at USC Upstate -- 1/26/13BLOCKS: 1, 7 timesFG MADE: 6, 4 timesFG ATTEMPTS: 14, FAMUW -- 11/9/123FG MADE: 2, FAMUW -- 11/9/123FG ATTEMPTS: 4, at Auburn -- 12/22/12FT MADE: 6, at USC Upstate -- 1/26/13FT ATTEMPTS: 9, at USC Upstate -- 1/26/13

Edwards’ Career Stats

YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG. FG FGA PCT. 3-FG 3FG-A PCT. FT FTA PCT. OFF DEF TOT. AVG. PF FO AST T/O BLK STL PTS. AVG. 2012-13 30-19 631 21.0 77 219 .352 6 31 .194 47 75 .627 16 83 99 3.3 48 1 63 69 7 30 207 6.9 TOTAL 30-19 631 21.0 77 219 .352 6 31 .194 47 75 .627 16 83 99 3.3 48 1 63 69 7 30 207 6.9



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Guard // Sr. //5-9// San Antonio, Texas //Judson

CIARA MCLEE

2012-13: Played in 29 of 30 games … Recorded season-high 10 points at FAU on Nov. 18 … Scored six points and grabbed six boards against Troy on Dec. 18 … Recorded six points with three rebounds and two steals on Feb. 25 vs. USC Upstate … Averaged 2.4 points and 1.5 rebounds.

2011-12: Appeared in 25 games as a sophomore … had a .300 three-point field goal percentage (9-30) … scored 13 points (5-5 FG, 3-3 3PT FG) vs. Jacksonville State (12/15) … had 10 points on 4 of 5 FGs vs. ECU (12/18) … scored eight points (2-3 3PT FG) vs. Stetson (2/2) … scored seven points vs. Kennesaw State (2/16) … tallied a season-best four assists in each win vs. ETSU.

2010-11: Appeared in 17 games as a freshman ... scored a season-high seven points on 3-of-6 attempts from the floor and tallied five rebounds against Long Island (12/30) ... also tallied two steals against the Blackbirds and Stetson (12/2) ... scored a basket against Belmont (2/3).

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Judson High School under Pamela Owens ... helped the Rockets to a pair of region titles in her final two seasons and consecutive district championships in her first two seasons ... as a senior, she was named first team all-district and all-region after recording 20 points per contest, while finishing with 98 steals and 122 assists ... as a junior, she averaged 15 points, eight assists, 7.8 rebounds and 7.3 steals per contest to receive first team all-district and all-region accolades ... as a freshman, she earned all-district honorable mention honors ... played AAU basketball for Team Xpress and South Texas Hoyas. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 10, 1992, in Merced, Calif ... daughter of Chris and Rochelle ... has two sisters: Chanell and Christen ... major is business management.

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS: 13, Jacksonville State -- 12/15/11REBOUNDS: 6, TROY -- 12/18/12ASSISTS: 4, 3 timesSTEALS: 2, 6 timesBLOCKS: 1, 6 timesFG MADE: 5, at FAU -- 11/18/12 ; Jacksonville State -- 12/15/11FG ATTEMPTS: 10, at Bowling Green -- 12/11/113FG MADE: 3, Jacksonville State -- 12/15/113FG ATTEMPTS: 5, Stetson -- 2/4/13FT MADE: 3, Stetson -- 2/4/13FT ATTEMPTS: 4, twice

McLee’s Career Stats


TOTAL 72-0 880 12.2 61 188 .324 14 64 .219 20 35 .571 33 57 90 1.3 38 0 54 68 7 38 156 2.2



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Center // Sr. //6-3// Atlanta, Ga. //Atlanta International School

MADISON SCOTT

2012-13: Made five starts in 15 appearances … Recorded career-best 15 points and 7 boards on 11/9 against FAMU … Posted seven points and eight rebounds at FAU … Grabbed five boards against Stetson … Averaged 2.5 points and 2.0 rebounds per game.

2011-12: Appeared in 24 games as a sophomore … made a start in the opener at FIU (11/11) … scored a season-best eight points vs. Mercer (2/18) … had six points, three rebounds & three steals at Belmont (1/28) … scored six points at Kennesaw State (1/21) … recorded two blocks at UNF (12/3) … tied a career high with six boards at N.C. State (11/23).

2010-11: Saw action in 25 games as a freshman…tallied a season-high six points and six rebounds against Wake Forest (12/17) ... also had six boards and four points vs. East Tennessee State (1/15) ... finished the year with a season-high three blocks and five rebounds in the A-Sun Championship game against Stetson (3/5) ... earned A-Sun all-academic honors for her work in the classroom.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Atlanta International School under Willie Richardson ... named team MVP in her senior, junior and sophomore seasons ... as a junior, she was named first team all-region after recording 17 points and 10 rebounds per contest ... as a sophomore, she averaged 20 points and 18 rebounds per game en route to first team all-region and Atlanta Journal Constitution first team all-area accolades ... also helped the Eagles to a No. 25 ranking in the 1-A region polls ... as a freshman, she earned second team all-region and coaches’ award honors after recording 12 points and 10 rebounds per contest ... off the court, she has studied mandarin chinese language for four years and plays the piano.

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 13, 1991, in Atlanta, Ga ... daughter of Darius and Catalina ... has a brother, Darius, Jr ... father, Darius, played basketball at West Virginia University Institute of Technology ... major is biochemistry. CAREER HIGHS

POINTS: 15, FAMUW -- 11/9/12REBOUNDS: 8, at FAU -- 11/18/12ASSISTS: 1, 8 timesSTEALS: 3, at Belmont -- 1/28/12BLOCKS: 3, vs Stetson -- 3/5/11FG MADE: 6, FAMUW -- 11/9/12FG ATTEMPTS: 9, FAMUW -- 11/9/123FG ATTEMPTS: 1, at Jacksonville State -- 11/25/12FT MADE: 4, Mercer -- 2/18/12FT ATTEMPTS: 6, Mercer -- 2/18/12

Scott’s Career Stats


TOTAL 65-6 687 10.6 54 140 .386 0 1 .000 26 46 .565 56 87 143 2.2 94 1 8 65 22 10 134 2.1



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Guard // Jr. //5-8// Weston, Fla. //UNC Greensboro

APRIL CARSON

2012-13: Ineligible to play due to NCAA transfer rules.

PRIOR TO JU: Spent the 2011-12 season playing at UNC Greensboro … appeared in 21 games, including two starts as a freshman … had a season-high 10 points in the home finale against Wofford … also scored six points against Radford (11/21) and Furman (3/2) … finished the season with 10 assists and nine steals.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Nova High School … as a senior, she earned all-state honors from SheCanPlay.org and was a McDonald’s All American Game nominee … also earned Miami Herald third team all-county honors … during the preseason, she was named one of the South Florida Sun Sentinel’s top 10 players to watch … also ranked the 62nd-best shooting guard nationally by SheCanPlay.org and rated the 20th-best girls basketball player in Florida by FlaVarsity.com, a division of Rivals.com … as a sophomore, she helped post Nova to a 27-4 en route to the school’s first state title appearance … the squad also secured the district and regional titles … on the AAU level, she helped the South Florida Jaguars to a No. 1 national ranking.

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 19, 1991, in Hollywood, Fla. … daughter of Billy and April … has a sister, Bobbi; and three brothers: Giovanni, Justin and Jordan … major is business administration.



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Guard // So. //5-10// Decatur, Ga. //Decatur

QUEEN ALFORD

2012-13: Made 10 starts in 27 appearances … Earned Atlantic Sun Freshman of the Year (first honor in JU history) … Placed on Second Team All-A-Sun and Freshmen Team … Led JU this season with 11.7 points while adding 6.3 rebounds and 1.0 steals per game … Earned Newcomer of the Week for posting 17 points, eight rebounds and four steals in the Dolphins overtime win against East Tennessee State (2/23) and scoring a season-best 25 points (12-15 FG) in win over USC Upstate … Honored as the Atlantic Sun Newcomer of the Week for averaging 16 points and 9.5 rebounds in the Dolphins final two games of the season (3/3).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Decatur High School under Bill Roberts … earned Georgia 6-AA Player of the Year honors in her senior season … as a junior, she hit the 1,000-point barrier for her career to take home all-state and all-region honors … averaged 24 points and 10 rebounds a contest that season … as a sophomore, she tallied 18 points, six rebounds and three steals a game … as a freshman, she posted nine points a game to earn all-region honors … on the AAU level, she played for the Georgia Metros. PERSONAL: Born July 24, 1994, in Decatur, Ga. … daughter of Angelia Reeves … has seven sisters: Jelysea, Jebreal Alford, Malikwa, Jahmee, Amari, Jimi and Jayvia; and and two brothers: Branden and Jazrealh… her sister, Jebreal, plays basketball at Em-manuel College … major is undecided.

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS: 25, USC Upstate -- 2/25/13REBOUNDS: 15, at Mercer -- 2/11/13ASSISTS: 4, at Clemson -- 12/02/12STEALS: 6, North Florida -- 2/16/13BLOCKS: 2, at Kennesaw State -- 02/09/13 ; Lipscomb -- 1/2/13FG MADE: 12, USC Upstate -- 2/25/13FG ATTEMPTS: 21, USF -- 12/8/123FG MADE: 4, at Lipscomb -- 2/28/133FG ATTEMPTS: 6, twiceFT MADE: 6, North Florida -- 2/16/13FT ATTEMPTS: 8, at Lipscomb -- 2/28/13

Alford’s Career Stats




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Forward // So. //5-11// Haines City, Fla. //Haines City

BRIONA BROWN

2012-13: Made 18 starts in 29 games played … Scored in double-digits in nine games … Recorded career-best 24 points with six rebounds and three steals against Vermont (11/21) … Earned A-Sun Newcomer of the Week after posting a 16.5 scoring aver-age, 7.5 rebounding average, four steals and three assists to help the Dolphins to wins over Vermont and Jacksonville State (11/27) … Posted a double-double on 14 points and 11 rebounds vs. Savannah State (12/16) … Posted 15 points (6-11 FG) and two blocks in contest against Mercer (1/12) and 12 points, nine boards and two steals against Kennesaw State (1/14) … Efforts against Mercer and Kennesaw State landed her second A-Sun Newcomer of the Week

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Haines City High School under Ladreda Akins … as a senior, she averaged 14 points a game in leading the Hornets to a spot in the state title game and earning Polk County Player of the Year honors … also won the dis-trict and regional titles … nominated for the Haines City High School Hall of Fame … as a junior, she led the team in scoring and free throw percentage en route to all-county and all-state honors as well as being nominated for the state Player of the Year … led the Hornets in scoring during her freshman and sophomore seasons … played four seasons on the softball team … batted .346 as a sophomore in helping he squad to a 19-5 record … on the AAU level, she played for the Orlando Comets (2009-10) and Florida Finest (2011). PERSONAL: Born Nov. 26, 1993, in East Ridge, Tenn. … daughter of Eric and Angelia … has a sister, Jasmyn; and three brothers: Jamell, Jaylen and JaRodd … major is undecided.

CAREER HIGHSPOINTS: 24, VERMONT -- 11/21/12REBOUNDS: 11, Savannah State -- 12/16/12ASSISTS: 3, at Kennesaw State -- 02/09/13 ; TROY -- 12/18/12STEALS: 4, twiceBLOCKS: 4, Savannah State -- 12/16/12FG MADE: 7, at Stetson -- 01/07/13 ; VERMONT -- 11/21/12FG ATTEMPTS: 14, at Stetson -- 01/07/133FG MADE: 3, at Auburn -- 12/22/123FG ATTEMPTS: 4, Mercer -- 1/12/13 ; at Auburn -- 12/22/12FT MADE: 10, Savannah State -- 12/16/12FT ATTEMPTS: 12, Savannah State -- 12/16/12

Brown’s Career Stats




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Guard // Redshirt- So. //5-4// Pensacola, Fla. //Pensacola

LA’DEYAH FORTE’

PRIOR TO JU: Played the first two years of her collegiate career at Colorado State … As a sophomore, started 25 games for Colorado State last season and closed out the year ranked eighth in the Mountain West in assists (3.5) and fifth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.3) … Averaged 5.3 points in her final season with the team … As a freshman, ranked second in MWC in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.3) and fourth in assists (3.5) to go along with 5.6 points and 1.6 steals per game.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Pensacola High … Named the 2011 Pensacola News Jour-nal Player of the Year … MVP of the 2011 Subway All-Star Game … Received a First Team Florida Athletic Coaches Association and Florida Athletic Basketball Association selection and a honorable mention all-state honor … Ranked as one of ESPN’s top 100 point guards … Led Pensacola to three consecutive state final four appearances.

Personal: Born January 28 … Daughter of Wyvette and Fletcher … Has one brother, Fletcher … Majoring in Social Science



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Forward // Fr. //6-0// Atlanta, Ga. //Jonesboro

KIMBERLY DAWKINS

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Jonesboro High School … In 2011-12, she helped guide the team to the state final four with a 25-6 record … Scored 10.1 points a contest and pulled down 14.2 boards en route to earning first team all-conference and all-region honors … Played the last two seasons on the Cardinal volleyball team, posting 10.2 blocks a match in her season year.

PERSONAL: Born on Feb. 26, 1995 to Hope and Everrette … Has two sisters and two brothers … Majoring in Education.

DEJA MCPHEE

Guard// Fr. //5-8// Gainesville, Fla. //Gainesville

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Gainesville High School … Earned three first team all-area honors and led the Hurricanes to consecutive district championships … As a junior, she averaged 15 points and 11 rebounds a game to earn first team all-state accolades.PERSONAL: Born on June 6, 1995 to Vivian and Clifton … Has one sister, Eboni … Major is Exercise Science.



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Guard // Fr. //5-8// Jacksonville, Fla. //Ribault

SHERRANDA REDDICK

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Ribault High School … As a junior, led the Trojans to the state championship game averaging 17.7 points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.1 steals … Named 4A Player of the Year and finished seventh in voting for Ms. Basketball in the State of Florida … Florida Times Union Player of the Year as sophomore after scoring 16 points a game.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 7, 1995 to Sherron and Randy … Has one sibling, Paris.

JENNY VERNET

Center// Fr. //6-2// Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. //Paulding County

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Paulding County High in northwest Georgia for two years under Larrell Lewis … In her senior year she averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds per game while leading the team to a 20-7 record … Played her AAU ball with the Douglas County Lady Tigers.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 11, 1995 … Daughter of Esther and Carlo … Has one sister, Angie … Majoring in Exercise Science with a minor in Business.



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The Atlantic Sun Conference2012-13 Final Standings

Team Record Overall

Florida Gulf Coast# 18-0 27-7Stetson$ 14-4 24-9Mercer 13-5 20-12Northern Kentucky 12-6 15-13USC Upstate 8-10 12-18North Florida 7-11 12-19Jacksonville 7-11 11-19 ETSU 6-12 8-18Kennesaw State 3-15 7-24Lipscomb 2-16 3-26

# - Regular-Season Champions $ - A-Sun Tournament Champion

A-Sun Championship

QuarterfinalFGCU - 73, Kennesaw State- 47 Stetson - 66, ETSU - 55 UNF - 50, USC Upstate- 48 Mercer - 63, Jacksonville - 53

SemifinalFGCU - 73, North Florida - 44 Stetson - 67, Mercer-52

A-Sun Championship FinalStetson - 70, FGCU - 64

A-Sun All-Conference

First TeamName School Pos. Cl. Brittany Kennedy* FGCU G Sr.Sarah Hensen FGCU G Jr.Precious Bridges Mercer G So.Kendra Grant Mercer G Jr.Victoria McGowan Stetson G Sr.

Second TeamName School Pos. Cl. Queen Alford Jacksonville G Fr.Tiara Hopper Northern Kentucky F Sr.Tee’Ara Copney USC Upstate G Jr..Shanasa Sanders Stetson G Sr.Sasha Sims Stetson F Jr.

All-Freshman TeamName School Pos. Queen Alford* Jacksonville G Jaime Gluesing FGCU GAlex Banks Lipscomb FRianna Gayheart Northen Kentucky GBrittany Starling USC Upstate CUn*Unanimous Choice

Player of the Year- Sarah Hansen, FGCUDefensive Player of the Year- Brittany Kennedy, FGCUFreshman of the Year- Queen Alford, Jacksonville

Coach of the Year- Karl Smesko, FGCU

Membership

School Mascot JoinedEast Tennesse State Buccaneers 2005Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 2006Jacksonville Dolphins 1998 Kennesaw State Owls 2005Lipscomb Bison 2003Mercer Bears 1978North Florida Ospreys 2005Northern Kentucky Norse 2012Stetson Hatters 1985USC Upstate Spartans 2006



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2013-14 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

SCORING G PTS. AVG. 1.Precious Bridges, Mercer 32 539 16.8 2.Sarah, Hansen, FGCU 34 555 16.3 3.Victoria, McGowan, Stetson 32 509 15.9 4.Shanasa, Sanders, Stetson 33 456 13.8 5.Hannah Phillips, Lipscomb 28 376 13.4 6.Tee’Ara, Copney, Upst. 30 391 13.0 7.Kendra Grant, Mercer 32 417 13.0 8.Sasha, Sims, Stetson 33 397 12.0 9.Joyce Iamstrong, FGCU 34 408 12.010.Queen Alford, JU 28 324 11.6 REBOUNDING G OFF. DEF. AVG. 1.Sametria Gideon, KSU 31 139 185 10.5 2.Destiny Mitchell, ETSU 23 101 85 8.1 3.Teanna Robinson, Mercer 32 120 136 8.0 4.Jade Cargill, JU 29 97 130 7.8 5.Raneisha Lamar,UNF 31 119 123 7.8 6.Sharmesia Smith,Mercer 32 114 130 7.6 7.Sarah Hansen, FGCU 34 85 171 7.5 8.Serena Clark, ETSU 26 74 113 7.2 9.Victoria McGowan,Stetson 32 62 167 7.2 10.Chantel Kennedy, KSU 29 66 141 7.1

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA PCT. 1.Brittany Starling, Upst. 30 119 224 .531 2.Tiana Burley, ETSU 20 75 147 .510 3.Raneisha Lamar, UNF 31 99 195 .508 4.Destiny Mitchell, ETSU 23 106 212 .500 5.Brittany Kennedy, FGCU 33 114 232 .491

FREE THROW PCT. G FT FTA PCT. 1.Sarah Hansen, FGCU 34 140 169 .828 2.Hannah Phillips, LIP 28 97 122 .795 3.Brittany Kennedy, FGCU 33 74 97 .763 4.Kayla Thacker, NKU 28 83 109 .761 5.Tracie Sneed, JU 30 126 167 .754

ASSISTS G AST. AVG. 1.Sharnea Boykin, Mercer 32 236 7.4 2.Brittany Kennedy, FGCU 33 173 5.2 3.Victoria McGowan, Stetson 32 135 4.2 4.Tyra Smith, Upst. 29 121 4.2 5.Fabiola Josil, UNF 31 96 3.1

STEALS G STL. AVG. 1.Brittany Kennedy,FGCU 33 88 2.7 2.Tee’Ara Copney, Upst. 30 74 2.5 3.Sarah Hansen, FGCU 34 74 2.2 4.Victoria McGowan,Stetson 32 65 2.0 5.Jama Sharp, Stetson 33 64 1.9 3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE G 3FG AVG. 1.Victoria McGowan,Stetson 32 70 2.2 2.Betsy Adams, FGCU 34 68 2.0 3.Joyce Iamstrong, FGCU 34 66 1.9 4.Hannah Phillips, Lipscomb 28 51 1.8 5.Ki Connor, UNF 31 55 1.8

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK. AVG. 1.Teanna Robinson, Mercer 32 55 1.7 2.Sasha Sims, Stetson 33 53 1.6 3.Sametria Gideon, KSU 31 44 1.4 4.Tosha Austin, ETSU 24 28 1.2 5.Briona Brown, JU 30 28 0.9

2013-14 TEAM LEADERS

SCORING G PTS. AVG. 1.FGCU 34 2384 70.1 2.Stetson 33 2266 68.7 3.ETSU 26 1650 63.5 4.Jacksonville 30 1889 63.0 5.Northern Kentucky 28 1756 62.7 6.Mercer 32 1913 59.8 7.USC Upstate 30 1772 59.1 8.North Florida 31 1606 51.8 9.Kennesaw State 31 1593 51.410.Lipscomb 29 1467 50.6

FIELD GOAL PCT. G FG FGA PCT. 1. Stetson 33 848 1950 .435 2. FGCU 34 834 1954 .427 3. USC Upstate 30 652 1557 .419 4. Northern Kentucky 28 629 1611 .390 5. Mercer 32 769 2055 .374 6. ETSU 26 627 1686 .372 7. Jacksonville 30 658 1776 .370 8. North Florida 31 577 1626 .355 9. Kennesaw State 31 573 1655 .34610. Lipscomb 29 495 1461 .339

REBOUNDING G REB. AVG. 1.ETSU 26 1139 43.8 2.Mercer 32 1289 40.3 3.Jacksonville 30 1200 40.0 4.North Florida 31 1109 35.8 5.Kennesaw State 31 1151 37.1 6.Stetson 33 1212 36.7 7.Northern Kentucky 28 1057 37.8 8.USC Upstate 30 1064 35.5 9.FGCU 34 1130 33.210.Lipscomb 29 984 33.9

SCORING DEFENSE G PTS. AVG. 1. FGCU 34 1800 52.9 2. North Florida 31 1815 58.5 3. Stetson 33 1952 59.2 4. Kennesaw State 31 1905 61.5 5. Northern Kentucky 28 1744 62.3 6. Mercer 32 2015 63.0 7. USC Upstate 30 1963 65.4 8. Lipscomb 29 1989 68.6 9. Jacksonville 30 2087 69.610. ETSU 26 1888 72.6

FREE THROW PCT. G FTM FTA PCT. 1. FGCU 34 397 534 .743 2. Jacksonville 30 438 598 .732 3. Northern Kentucky 28 330 455 .725 4. Stetson 33 369 510 .724 5. USC Upstate 30 358 495 .723 6. North Florida 31 293 423 .693 7. Lipscomb 29 290 428 .678 8. ETSU 26 304 452 .673 9. Mercer 32 304 456 .66710. Kennesaw State 31 307 485 .633

FG PCT. DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT. 1. Stetson 33 711 1918 .371 2. FGCU 34 659 1764 .374 3. Northern Kentucky 28 646 1679 .385 4. USC Upstate 30 699 1814 .385 5. North Florida 31 672 1709 .393 6. Mercer 32 696 1747 .398 7. Kennesaw State 31 760 1849 .411 8. Lipscomb 29 731 1765 .414 9. Jacksonville 30 804 1928 .41710. ETSU 26 647 1551 .417

TEAM LEADERS CONTINUED

3-PT. FG DEFENSE G FG FGA PCT. 1. FGCU 34 124 497 .249 2. Kennesaw State 31 121 430 .281 3. USC Upstate 30 153 540 .283 4. Northern Kentucky 28 155 522 .297 5. North Florida 31 189 631 .300 6. Jacksonville 30 142 473 .300 7. Stetson 33 176 579 .304 8. Lipscomb 29 174 553 .315 9. ETSU 26 175 502 .34910. Mercer 32 139 398 .349

ASSISTS G AST. AVG. 1. FGCU 34 525 15.4 2. Mercer 32 447 14.0 3. Stetson 33 432 13.1 4. Northern Kentucky 28 342 12.2 5. USC Upstate 30 365 12.2 6. Jacksonville 30 316 10.5 7. ETSU 26 270 10.4 8. North Florida 31 313 10.1 9. Lipscomb 29 280 9.710. Kennesaw State 31 279 9.0

BLOCKED SHOTS G BLK. AVG. 1. ETSU 26 142 5.5 2. Stetson 33 129 3.9 3. Mercer 32 121 3.8 4. Northern Kentucky 28 95 3.4 5. Jacksonville 30 91 3.0 6. FGCU 34 91 2.7 7. USC Upstate 30 80 2.7 8. Kennesaw State 31 81 2.6 9. North Florida 31 76 2.510. Lipscomb 29 48 1.7

STEALS G STL. AVG. 1. FGCU 34 380 11.2 2. ETSU 26 239 9.2 3. Stetson 33 294 8.9 4. USC Upstate 30 246 8.2 5. Jacksonville 30 228 7.6 6. North Florida 31 230 7.4 7. Mercer 32 226 7.1 8. Northern Kentucky 28 190 6.8 9. Kennesaw State 31 186 6.010. Lipscomb 29 147 5.1



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DOLPHIN INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Points 28 Tracie Sneed vs. Savannah State (12/16)FG Made 12 Queen Alford vs. USC Upstate (2/25)FG Att. 21 Queen Alford vs. USF (12/8)FG Pct. .833 Stephanie Edwards (5-6) vs. UNF (2/16)3FG Made 4 Brittany Holiday at Northern Kentucky (3/2)3FG Att. 8 Maggie Wilson vs. Bethune-Cookman (11/12)FT Made 13 Tracie Sneed vs. ETSU (2/23)FT Att. 18 Tracie Sneed vs. ETSU (2/23)FT Pct. 1.000 Tracie Sneed (8-8) vs. ETSU (1/28)Rebounds 16 Jade Cargill at FAU (11/8)Assists 6 3x, last by Jade Cargill vs. Troy (12/18)Steals 6 Queen Alford vs. North Florida (2/16)Blocks 4 2x, last by Jade Cargill vs. Troy (12/18)Turnovers 8 Tracie Sneed vs FAMU (11/9)

2012-13 SUPERLATIVES

DOLPHIN TEAM GAME HIGHS

Points 90 vs. ETSU (2/23)FG Made 28 vs. Troy (12/18)FG Att. 76 at Clemson (12/2)FG Pct. .472 25-53, at Florida Gulf Coast (1/5)3FG Made 9 at Auburn (12/22)3FG Att. 25 at Auburn (12/22)3FG Pct. .556 5-9, vs. FAMU (11/9)FT Made 38 vs. ETSU (2/23)FT Att. 47 vs. ETSU (2/23)FT Pct. .889 16-18, vs. ETSU (1/28)Rebounds 55 at FAU (11/18)Assists 21 at Kennesaw State (2/9)Steals 14 vs. ETSU (2/23)Blocks 7 at ETSU (1/28)Turnovers 30 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (2/2)

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Points 32 Ry’van Buchanan, Mercer (1/12)FG Made 13 Ry’van Buchanan, Mercer (1/12)FG Att. 27 Jasmine Grice, FAMU (11/9)3FG Made 5 Jaime Gluesing, Florida Gulf Coast (2/2)3FG Att. 9 Chastity Taylor, Bethune-Cookman (11/12)FT Made 11 Precious Bridges, Mercer (3/7)FT Att. 14 Precious Bridges, Mercer (3/7)Rebounds 18 Raneisha Lamar, UNF (2/16)Assists 12 Sharnea Boykin, Mercer (1/12)Steals 6 Sarah Hansen, Florida Gulf Coast (2/2)Blocks 8 Fannie Goodwin, South Carolina State (11/28)Turnovers 8 Brianna McQueen, ETSU (2/23)

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

Points 96 FAU (11/18)FG Made 40 Auburn (12/22)FG Att. 84 ETSU (2/23)FG Pct. .548 Auburn (12/22)3FG Made 10 Florida Gulf Coast (2/2)3FG Att. 28 Florida Gulf Coast (2/2)FT Made 21 Bethune-Cookman (11/12)FT Att. 31 Bethune-Cookman (11/12)Rebounds 55 ETSU (2/23)Assists 28 Auburn (12/22)Steals 20 Florida Gulf Coast (1/5)Blocks 11 Clemson (12/2)Turnovers 25 USC Upstate (1/26)



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ALL-CONFERENCE

2012-13 Queen Alford, G (2nd)

2011-12 Crystal Bell, G (2nd)

2007-08 Ashley Williams, F (1st)Virginia Gregoire, G (1st)

2006-07 Ashley Williams, F (1st)Virginia Gregoire, G (1st)

2005-06 Ashley Williams, F (1st)Sheena Carpenter, G (2nd)

2002-03 Kat Sungy, F (2nd)

2000-01* Kat Sungy, F (1st)

1999-00* Angela Walker, F (3rd)

* - Trans America Athletic Conference

ALL- FRESHMAN

2012-13 Queen Alford, G

2009-10 Drameka Griggs, G

2000-01*

Lexie Richards, G

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2011-12 Crystal Bell, G

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR


INDIVIDUAL HONORSALL-TOURNAMENT

2011-12 Abril Peeples, G

2010-11 Jessica George, GTaneskei Richardson, F

2008-09 DaVina Hamilton, GRegina Omoite, G

2007-08 DaVina Hamilton, GAshley Williams, F

2006-07 Virginia Gregoire, G

PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE


2009-10 Courtney Jackson, G

2008-09 Virginia Gregoire, G

2007-08 Ashley Williams, FVirginia Gregoire, G

2006-07 Ashley Williams, F

2005-06 Sheena Carpenter, G

2001-02 Kat Sungy, F

DOUBLE-DOUBLE CLUB

Kat Sungy 33Ashley Williams 17Taneskei Richardson 15Jade Cargill 15Kara Donnell 8Lynsey Paschal 2Desarae Johnson 7Tracie Sneed 7Queen Alford 5

THE LAST TIME JU scored 90 points 90 vs. ETSU (2/23/13)Opp. scored 90 points 96 by FAU (11/18/12)

JUscored less than 40 points 36 at UNF (12/3/11)Opp. scored less than 40 points 38 by North Florida (1/19/08)

JU played an overtime game at Northern Kentucky, 76-71 (3/2/13)Jacksonville won an overtime game vs. ETSU, 90-81(2/23/13)

JU made 10 three-pointers 10 at Belmont (1/8/04)Opp. made 10 three-pointers 10 by FGCU (2/2/13)

JU made 25 free throws 38 vs.ETSU (2/23/13)Opp. made 25 free throws 25 by ETSU (1/15/11)

JU shot better than .500 .556 vs.JacksonvilleState(12/15/11)Opp. shot better than .500 .5480 by Auburn (12/22/12)

JU shot .275 or worse .259 at Auburn (12/22/12)Opp. shot .275 or worse .237 by UNF (2/25/12)

JU had 20 assists 21 at Kennesaw State (2/9/13)Opp.had 20 assists 28 by Auburn (12/22/12)

JU had 20 steals 21 vs. UCF (11/19/07)Opp.had 20 steals 25 by ETSU (1/29/09)

JU had 25 turnovers 30 at Wake Forest (11/25/11)Opp.had 25 turnovers 28 by Kennesaw State (1/21/12)

JU had less than 10 turnovers 9 vs. Stetson (3/2/12)Opp. had less than 10 turnovers 7 by Stetson (12/2/13)

JU had 10 blocked shots 12 vs. Mercer (1/8/09)Opp. had 9 blocked shots 11 by Clemson (11/23/11)

JU player scored 25 points 25 by Queen Alford vs.USC Up. (2/25/13)Opp. player scored 25 points 25 by Hannah Phillips (Lipscomb) (2/28/13)

JU player made 10 FG 12 by Queen Alford vs.USC Up. (2/25/13)Opp. player made 10 FG 13 by Ry’van Buchanan (Mercer) (1/12/13)

JU player attempted 20 FG 21 by Queen Alford vs. USF (12/8/12)Opp. player attempted 20 FG 25 by Precious Bridges (Mercer) (3/7/13)

JU player made five 3FG 6 by Abril Peeples vs. Belmont (3/1/12)Opp. player made five 3FG 6 by Jaime Gluesing (FGCU) (2/2/13)

JU player attempted 10 3FG 11 by Courtney Jackson at Howard (11/25/09)Opp. player attempted 10 3FG 10 by Taylor Mills (KSU) (2/16/12)

JU player made 10 FT 13 by Tracie Sneed vs. ETSU (2/23/13)Opp. player made 10 FT 11 by Precious Bridges (Mercer) (3/7/13)

JU player had 15 rebounds 15 by Queen Alford at Mercer (2/11/13)Opp. player had 15 rebounds 18 by Reneisha Lamar (UNF) (2/16/13)

JU player had 10 assists 11 Regina Omoite at Campbell (1/17/09)Opp. player had 10 assists 10 by Sharnea Boykin (Mercer) (3/7/13)

JU player had five blocks 5 by Desarae Johnson vs. FGCU (2/11/10)Opp. player had five blocks 5 by Jonquel Jones (Clemson) (12/2/12)

JU player had five steals 6 by Queen Alford vs. UNF (2/16/13)Opp. player had five steals 6 by Sarah Hansen(FGCU)(2/2/13)

JU player played every minute 40 by Regina Omoite vs. Belmont (3/06/09) JU player played over 40 min. Sneed (44), Bell (43) & George (41) at Stetson (1/7/12)



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DOLPHIN INDIVIDUAL RECORDSFT MADE 126 Tracie Sneed 2012-13 122 Yolisha Jackson 2001-02 120 Tracie Sneed 2011-12 114 Ashley Williams 2006-07 110 Yolisha Jackson 2003-04 105 Ashley Williams 2005-06 FT ATTEMPTED 167 Tracie Sneed 2012-13 165 Tracie Sneed 2011-12 150 Yolisha Jackson 2001-02 143 Taneskei Richardson 2010-11 Ashley Wiliams 2006-07 141 Yolisha Jackson 2003-04

FT PERCENTAGE .917 Lexie Richards 2000-01 .880 Ashanti Williams 2008-09 Nakina Alford 2005-06 .857 Lexie Richards 1999-00 .850 Ashanti Williams 2010-11 .836 Abril Peeples 2011-12

TOTAL REBOUNDS 315 Taneskei Richardson 2010-11 283 Kat Sungy 2001-02 270 Kat Sungy 2002-03 264 Kat Sungy 2000-01 257 Jade Cargill 2011-12

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 124 Taneskei Richardson 2010-11 106 Jade Cargill 2011-12 97 Jade Cargill 2012-13 93 Crystal Bell 2011-12 92 Ashley Williams 2006-07

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 202 Kat Sungy 2002-03 198 Kat Sungy 2001-02 191 Taneskei Richardson 2010-11 177 Kat Sungy 2000-01 151 Jade Cargill 2011-12

ASSISTS 154 Regina Omoite 2008-09 138 Regina Omoite 2007-08 126 DaVina Hamilton 2007-08 119 Shannon Wynn 2000-01 110 Katie McDonald 2002-03

STEALS 84 Crystal Bell 2011-12 70 Virginia Gregoire 2007-08 67 DaVina Hamilton 2007-08 63 DaVina Hamilton 2008-09 Angela Walker 2000-01 57 Jade Cargill 2011-12

BLOCKS 61 Milica Miljkovic 1999-00 54 Ashley Williams 2005-06 53 Desarae Johnson 2008-09 47 Kara Donnell 2002-03 43 Taneskei Richardson 2010-11

MINUTES PLAYED 1,090 Regina Omoite 2007-08 1,026 Kat Sungy 2001-02 1,025 Regina Omoite 2008-09 1,015 Rebecca Montz 2004-05 1,008 Regina Omoite 2006-07

GAME RECORDS

POINTS 32 Ashley Williams at C. Southern 11/13/06 28 Tracie Sneed vs. Savannah State 12/16/12 28 Ashley Williams vs. UMass 11/23/07 27 Ashley Williams at South Florida 11/23/05 Nakina Alford at Belmont 1/22/05

FG MADE 14 Ashley Williams at C. Southern 11/13/06 12 Queen Alford vs. USC Upstate 2/25/13

FG ATTEMPTED 24 Sheena Carpenter vs. FAU 3/9/06 23 Yolisha Jackson vs. Troy State 3/2/02 Milica Miljovic vs. Samford 2/24/00 22 Virginia Gregoire vs. ETSU 3/9/07 Sheena Carpenter vs. Georgia State 1/8/05

FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 Katie McDonald (8-8) vs. Morris Brown 11/23/02 Kat Sungy (7-7) vs. Campbell 2/14/02 Kat Sungy (7-7) vs. Mercer 2/1/01 Kara Donnell (6-6) vs. Valparaiso 1/3/03 Kara Donnell (6-6) vs. C. South. 11/30/02

3-PT FG MADE 8 Lexie Richards at UCF 2/17/00 7 Lexie Richards at Stetson 2/5/00 6 Four tied

3-PT FG ATTEMPTED 13 Lexie Richards vs. Gardner-Webb 1/30/03 12 Lexie Richards vs. C. of Charleston 12/30/00 Lexie Richards vs. Beth.-Cookman 11/22/00 11 Seven tied

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 Shannon Wynn (5-5) at Jacksonville St. 1/6/00 Rebecca Montz (6-6) at FAU 1/27/05 .875 Lexie Richards (7-8) at Stetson 2/5/00 .800 Three Tied

FT MADE 13 Tracie Sneed vs. ETSU 2/23/13 Yolisha Jackson at Stetson 2/5/04 12 Kelly Stevenson at Stetson 2/5/00 11 Five players tied

FT ATTEMPTED 18 Tracie Sneedvs. ETSU 2/23/13 Kara Donnell at. Troy St. 12/1/01 16 Yolisha Jackson at Stetson 2/5/04 16 Kat Sungy vs. Campbell 2/1/03 14 Danielle Gray vs. Florida A&M 12/30/06

FT PERCENTAGE (10 ATTEMPTS) 1.000 Kelly Stevenson at Stetson (12-12) 2/5/00 Tracie Sneed at mercer (10-10) 2/18/12 Meghan Ostendorf at UCF (10-10) 3/4/04

TOTAL REBOUNDS 19 Kat Sungy vs. Savannah State 12/19/01 Ashley Williams at Florida Atlantic 12/3/05 18 Four Tied 17 Lynsey Paschal vs. Florida Tech 11/20/09

GAME RECORDS

POINTS 32 Ashley Williams at C. Southern 11/13/06 28 Tracie Sneed vs. Savannah State 12/16/12 28 Ashley Williams vs. UMass 11/23/07 27 Ashley Williams at South Florida 11/23/05 Nakina Alford at Belmont 1/22/05

FG MADE 14 Ashley Williams at C. Southern 11/13/06 12 Queen Alford vs. USC Upstate 2/25/13

FG ATTEMPTED 24 Sheena Carpenter vs. FAU 3/9/06 23 Yolisha Jackson vs. Troy State 3/2/02 Milica Miljovic vs. Samford 2/24/00 22 Virginia Gregoire vs. ETSU 3/9/07 Sheena Carpenter vs. Georgia State 1/8/05

FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 Katie McDonald (8-8) vs. Morris Brown 11/23/02 Kat Sungy (7-7) vs. Campbell 2/14/02 Kat Sungy (7-7) vs. Mercer 2/1/01 Kara Donnell (6-6) vs. Valparaiso 1/3/03 Kara Donnell (6-6) vs. C. South. 11/30/02

3-PT FG MADE 8 Lexie Richards at UCF 2/17/00 7 Lexie Richards at Stetson 2/5/00 6 Four tied

3-PT FG ATTEMPTED 13 Lexie Richards vs. Gardner-Webb 1/30/03 12 Lexie Richards vs. C. of Charleston 12/30/00 Lexie Richards vs. Beth.-Cookman 11/22/00 11 Seven tied

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE 1.000 Shannon Wynn (5-5) at Jacksonville St. 1/6/00 Rebecca Montz (6-6) at FAU 1/27/05 .875 Lexie Richards (7-8) at Stetson 2/5/00 .800 Three Tied

FT MADE 13 Tracie Sneed vs. ETSU 2/23/13 Yolisha Jackson at Stetson 2/5/04 12 Kelly Stevenson at Stetson 2/5/00 11 Five players tied

FT ATTEMPTED 18 Tracie Sneedvs. ETSU 2/23/13 Kara Donnell at. Troy St. 12/1/01 16 Yolisha Jackson at Stetson 2/5/04 16 Kat Sungy vs. Campbell 2/1/03 14 Danielle Gray vs. Florida A&M 12/30/06

FT PERCENTAGE (10 ATTEMPTS) 1.000 Kelly Stevenson at Stetson (12-12) 2/5/00 Tracie Sneed at mercer (10-10) 2/18/12 Meghan Ostendorf at UCF (10-10) 3/4/04

TOTAL REBOUNDS 19 Kat Sungy vs. Savannah State 12/19/01 Ashley Williams at Florida Atlantic 12/3/05 18 Four Tied 17 Lynsey Paschal vs. Florida Tech 11/20/09

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 13 Taneskei Richardson at FGCU 2/24/11 10 Two Tied 9 Yolisha Jackson at Lipscomb 1/10/04 Kat Sungy vs. Troy State 2/3/01

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 16 Kat Sungy vs. Savannah St. 12/19/01 14 Kat Sungy vs. Mercer 2/22/03 Kat Sungy vs. Coll. of Charleston 12/30/00 13 Kat Sungy (five times) Ashley Williams at Florida Atlantic 12/3/05 Lynsey Paschal vs. Florida Tech 11/20/0

ASSISTS 12 Shannon Wynn vs. C. of Charleston 12/30/00 11 Regina Omoite at Campbell 1/17/09 9 3x, last Regina Omoite vs. Campbell 2/12/09 8 10 tied

STEALS 7 Crystal Bell vs. Lipscomb 1/2/12 Rebecca Montz at Georgia State 2/14/04 Angela Walker at Florida Atlantic 2/8/01 6 11 tied

BLOCKS 6 Ashley Williams vs. Campbell 2/2/06 Milica Miljkovic vs. Davidson 11/18/00 5 13 tied 4 17 tied

SEASON RECORDS

POINTS 509 Ashley Williams 2006-07 502 Ashley Williams 2007-08 479 Ashley Williams 2005-06 439 Virginia Gregoire 2006-07 424 Virginia Gregoire 2007-08

FG MADE 97 Ashley Williams 2006-07 196 Ashley Williams 2007-08 186 Ashley Williams 2005-06 172 Virginia Gregoire 2006-07 162 Virginia Gregoire 2007-08

FG ATTEMPTED 428 Virginia Gregoire 2006-07 404 Virginia Gregoire 2007-07 394 Crystal Bell 2011-12 390 Sheena Carpenter 2004-05 383 Abril Peeples 2011-12

FG PERCENTAGE .562 Ashley Williams 2005-06 .548 Kat Sungy 2001-02 .547 Veronique McMillian 2002-03 .540 Kat Sungy 2000-01 .529 Kat Sungy 1999-00

3-PT FG MADE 68 Lexie Richards 1999-00 66 Lexie Richards 2000-01 58 Lexie Richards 2002-03 57 Nakina Alford 2004-05 56 Rebecca Montz 2004-05 3-PT FG ATTEMPTED 195 Lexie Richards 2000-01 172 Lexie Richards 2002-03 167 Nakina Alford 2004-05 164 Lexie Richards 1999-00 157 Regina Omoite 2007-08

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE .415 Lexie Richards 1999-00 .400 Ashley Stinson 2004-05 .386 Regina Omoite 2006-07 .373 Rebecca Montz 2004-05 .368 Katie McDonald 2003-04



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DOLPHIN CAREER RECORDS

POINTS 1,489 Ashley Williams 2005-08 1,345 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 1,183 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 1,070 Yolisha Jackson 2000-05 1,027 Regina Omoite 2005-09

FG MADE 579 Ashley Williams 2005-08 524 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 472 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 394 Sheena Carpenter 2003-06 356 Yolisha Jackson 2000-05 DaVina Hamiliton 2005-09

FG ATTEMPTED 1,353 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 1,084 Ashley Williams 2005-08 989 Sheena Carpenter 2003-06 965 DaVina Hamilton 2005-09 932 Regina Omoite 2005-09

FG PERCENTAGE .536 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 .534 Ashley Williams 2005-08 .526 Veronique McMillian 2001-03 .500 Kara Donnell 2001-05 .445 Taneskei Richardson 2008-11

3-PT FG MADE 209 Lexie Richards 1999-2004 172 Regina Omoite 2005-09 137 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 104 Courtney Jackson 2006-10 102 Rebecca Montz 2003-05

3-PT FG ATTEMPTED 596 Lexie Richards 1999-2004 519 Regina Omoite 2005-09 445 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 342 Courtney Jackson 2006-10 296 Nakina Alford 2004-07

3-PT FG PERCENTAGE .400 Ashley Stinson 2004-05 .357 Elizabeth Richards 2001-02 .352 Rebecca Montz 2003-2005 .351 Lexie Richards 1999-2004 .331 Regina Omoite 2005-09

FT MADE 325 Yolisha Jackson 2000-05 321 Ashley Williams 2005-08 239 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 222 Sheena Carpenter 2003-06 193 Regina Omoite 2005-09

FT ATTEMPTED 410 Ashley Williams 2005-08 389 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 387 Yolisha Jackson 2000-05 300 Sheena Carpenter 2004-06 296 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09

FT PERCENTAGE .886 Lexie Richards 1999-2004 .846 Nakina Alford 2004-06 .818 Jennifer Bergfield 1999-2001 .809 Rebecca Montz 2003-05 .783 Ashley Williams 2005-08

TOTAL REBOUNDS 956 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 608 Ashley Williams 2005-08 602 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 587 Yolisha Jackson 2000-05 572 Taneskei Richardson 2008-11

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 285 Kat Sungy 1999-03 238 Taneskei Richardson 2008-11 230 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 Ashley Williams 2005-08 213 Lynsey Paschal 2007-11 211 Crystal Grable 2006-10

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 671 Kat Sungy 1999-2003 392 Yolisha Jackson 2000-05 378 Ashley Williams 2005-08 372 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 345 Lynsey Paschal 2007-11

ASSISTS 459 Regina Omoite 2005-09 361 DaVina Hamilton 2005-09 332 Virgina Gregoire 2005-09 232 Sheena Carpenter 2004-06 191 Lexie Richards 1999-04

STEALS 220 DaVina Hamilton 2005-09 198 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 191 Regina Omoite 2005-09 145 Ashley Williams 2005-08 139 Crystal Bell 2010-12

BLOCKS 128 Ashley Williams 2005-08 127 Desarae Johnson 2006-10 94 Crystal Grable 2006-10 90 Milica Miljkovic 1999-01 86 Talia Johnson 2003-06

MINUTES PLAYED 3,953 Regina Omoite 2005-09 3,712 Kat Sungy 1999-03 3,259 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 3,012 DaVina Hamilton 2005-09 2,962 Lexie Richards 1999-04 2,786 Ashley Williams 2005-08

GAMES PLAYED 124 Lynsey Paschal 2008-11 121 Regina Omoite 2005-09 DaVina Hamilton 2005-09 118 Virginia Gregoire 2005-09 117 Desarae Johnson 2006-10 114 Crystal Grable 2006-10



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YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS

SEASON G FG FGA PCT. 3FG 3FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. REB. AVG. PF A TO B S PTS. AVG. 2012-13 30 658 1776 .370 135 431 .313 438 598 .732 1200 40.0 435 316 546 91 228 1889 63.0 2011-12 31 708 2038 .347 138 471 .293 399 566 .705 1292 41.7 515 332 543 99 334 1953 63.02010-11 32 747 2034 .367 123 426 .289 430 628 .685 1337 41.8 597 360 595 125 277 2047 64.02009-10 30 663 1932 .343 97 393 .247 346 526 .658 1289 43.0 570 329 609 140 288 1769 59.02008-09 32 766 2044 .375 131 470 .279 307 450 .682 1278 39.9 513 432 550 141 328 1970 61.62007-08 32 814 1965 .414 145 472 .307 394 586 .672 1210 37.8 527 472 533 126 327 2167 67.72006-07 30 742 1843 .403 146 436 .335 356 537 .663 1124 37.5 531 403 549 87 309 1986 66.22005-06 28 656 1645 .399 96 323 .297 346 501 .691 1035 37.0 527 330 527 124 262 1754 62.62004-05 27 583 1649 .354 134 401 .334 297 416 .714 948 35.1 501 276 462 63 219 1597 59.12003-04 27 547 1500 .365 110 371 .296 331 466 .710 990 36.7 452 320 534 88 208 1535 56.92002-03 27 522 1209 .432 107 345 .310 294 448 .656 922 34.1 391 366 695 94 185 1445 53.52001-02 27 596 1376 .436 86 289 .320 293 429 .683 1096 40.6 376 324 763 69 182 1571 58.22000-01 28 611 1498 .408 119 394 .302 284 465 .611 1078 38.5 460 410 652 83 240 1625 58.0

YEAR-BY-YEAR OPPONENT STATISTICS

SEASON G FG FGA PCT. 3FG 3FGA PCT. FT FTA PCT. REB. AVG. PF A TO B S PTS. AVG. 2012-13 30 804 1928 .417 142 473 .300 337 486 .693 1196 39.9 519 453 453 145 281 2087 69.6 2011-12 31 784 1906 .411 133 458 .290 426 614 .694 1360 43.9 487 445 609 133 285 2127 68.62010-11 32 748 1900 .394 128 418 . 306 505 721 .700 1284 40.1 556 368 579 119 303 2129 66.52009-10 30 666 1750 .381 109 392 .278 438 643 .681 1278 42.6 499 347 624 113 295 1879 62.62008-09 32 681 1799 .379 106 365 .290 365 532 .686 1285 40.2 470 370 687 112 243 1833 57.32007-08 32 701 1792 .391 124 433 .286 419 598 .701 1204 37.6 556 384 682 74 232 1945 60.82006-07 30 692 1615 .428 114 337 .338 360 564 .638 1113 37.1 530 375 667 103 247 1858 61.9 2005-06 28 648 1640 .395 116 368 .315 433 612 .708 1138 40.6 487 376 531 105 238 1845 65.92004-05 27 650 1452 .448 143 390 .367 382 558 .685 1077 39.9 417 363 513 123 196 1825 67.62003-04 27 700 1625 .431 162 475 .341 316 485 .652 1073 39.7 474 448 454 93 263 1878 69.62002-03 27 666 1654 .403 113 390 .290 268 390 .687 907 33.6 435 331 419 68 340 1713 63.42001-02 27 731 1815 .403 183 564 .324 255 359 .710 894 33.1 420 436 405 94 388 1900 70.42000-01 28 656 1706 .385 129 417 .309 341 509 .670 1056 37.7 469 352 477 69 334 1782 63.6

TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 105 at Charleston Southern 11/13/06

FIRST HALF POINTS 53 at Charleston Southern 11/13/06

SECOND HALF POINTS 52 at Charleston Southern 11/13/06

FIELD GOALS MADE 41 at Charleston Southern 11/13/06

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .660 (33-50) vs. Samford 1/19/02

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 11 two times

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 26 four times

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .700 at Stetson 2/2/05 FREE THROWS MADE 38 vs. ETSU 2/23/13

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 47 vs. ETSU 2/23/13

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .929 (13-14) vs. Belmont 3/1/12

REBOUNDS 68 vs. South Florida 12/30/01

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 34 at Mercer 1/24/11

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 52 vs. South Florida 12/30/01

ASSISTS 24 at Navy 12/8/02

STEALS 21 at UCF 11/19/07

BLOCKS 13 vs. Savannah State 12/12/05

TURNOVERS 41 two times

OPPONENT GAME HIGHS

POINTS 98 2x, last by FGCU 12/4/10

FIELD GOALS MADE 42 Florida State 12/7/01

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 84 two times

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .667 ETSU (30-45) 2/15/07

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 14 South Florida 12/30/01

3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 51 South Florida 12/30/01

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

.688 Jacksonville St. 3/8/00

FREE THROWS MADE 30 Belmont 2/11/08

FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED 35 two times

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 two times

REBOUNDS 64 N.C. State 11/23/11

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS 28 Bethune-Cookman 12/28/99

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS 41 UCF 11/19/07

ASSISTS 28 Auburn 12/22/12

STEALS 24 Florida Atlantic 3/6/03

BLOCKS 12 FIU 11/11/11

TURNOVERS 31 Lipscomb 1/2/12

MISCELLANEOUS GAME RECORDS

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED

38 at North Florida 1/19/07

FEWEST POINTS SCORED

27 at College of Charleston 11/28/99



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-A-Adibe, Andrea 2003-04Alford, Nakina 2004-07Alford, Queen 20012-Ayers, Crystal 2005-07

-B-Bell, Crystal 2010-12Bergfield, Jennifer 1999-01Blenden, Randa 2004-05Brafford, Brooke 2003-04Brazzell, Jenny 2002-03Brbutovic, Edita 2004-05Brown, Briona 2012-

-C-Cargill, Jade 2010-Carpenter, Sheena 2003-06Carson, April 2012-Coleman, Jasmin 2008-10Cummings, Dee 2001-02

-D-Daniels, Samantha 2004-05Davis, BreAnn 2011-12Davis, Jenarie 2004-07Dawkins, Kimberly 2013-Diaz, Lulu 2002-03Donnell, Kara 2001-05

-E-Eddy, Tara 2002-03Edwards, Stephanie 2012-Evans, Pam 1999-00

-F-Faulhaber, Chelsea 2011-12Ford, Kelly 2005-06Forte’, LaDeyah 2013-

-G-George, Jessica 2008-12Gregoire, Virginia 2005-09Grable, Crystal 2006-10Gray, Danielle 2006-10Griggs, Drameka 2009-10

-H-Hallman, Amber 2000-01Hamilton, DaVina 2005-09Hardy, Shunice 2007-08Hatcher, Kami 1999-01Holliday, Britney 2011-13Hunt, Courtney 2003-04

-J-Jackson, Courtney 2006-10Jackson, Yolisha 2000-05Jackson, Yvette 2001-02Johnson, Desarae 2006-10Johnson, Talia 2002-06Jones, Valerie 2008-10

-K-Kent, Cameo 2007-08

-L-Labura, Lana 1999-02

-M-Maha’a, Ehu 2000-01McDonald, Katie 2002-04McInally, Gemma 2001-03McLee, Ciara 2010-McMillian, Veronique 2001-03McPhee, Deja 2013-

Miljkovic, Milica 1999-01Mitchell, Ronisha 2010-Montz, Rebecca 2003-05

-O-Osborne, Jane’l 2010-12Omoite, Regina 2005-09Ostendorf, Meghan 2003-04

-P-Paschal, Lynsey 2007-11Peeples, Abril 2009-13

-R-Reddick, Sherranda 2013-Richardson, Taneskei 2008-11Richards, Beth 2003-04Richards, Lexie 1999-04Robinson, Precious 2005-06Ruff, Teneshia 2006-07Rush, Camealia 1999-01

-S-Scott, Madison 2010-Sermons, Gabby 2007-08Simmons, Elizabeth 2001-02Sneed, Tracie 2011-13Stewart, Aisha 2001-02Stevenson, Kelly 1999-00Stinson, Ashley 2004-05Sungy, Kat 1999-03

-T-Thomas, GiGi 2009-11

-V-Vernet, Jenny 2013-

-W-Walker, Angela 1999-01Wallen, Meagan 2003-04Warrick, Chamara 2003-05Wenzel, Hanni 2001-02Williams, Ashanti 2008-11Williams, Ashley 2005-08Wilson, Jenae 2010-11Wilson, Maggie 2009-13Woodman, Lauren 2001-05Wynn, Shannon 1999-01

Bold, Green- Current Players

DOLPHIN ALL-TIME ROSTER



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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1999-2000

OVERALL: 6-22, A-SUN: 5-13HEAD COACH: MELISSA TAKETA

11/21 at Winthrop L 56-49 11/26 at Coll. of Charleston@ L 56-27 11/27 vs. Charles. Sou.@ L 71-45 12/2 Georgia State* L 47-45 12/4 Campbell* L 67-58 12/15 South Florida L 61-44 12/19 High Point L 44-43 12/27 vs. Norfolk State# L 59-53 12/28 vs. Bethune-Cookman# W 83-53 12/31 Texas A&M-CC L 81-65 1/6 at Jacksonville State* L (OT) 70-65 1/8 at Samford* L 88-61 1/13 Florida Atlantic* L 76-68 1/15 UCF* W 57-56 1/20 at Troy State* L 74-62 1/22 at Mercer* L 62-45 1/27 Stetson* W 55-49 2/3 Wofford L 57-54 2/5 at Stetson* W 79-63 2/10 Mercer* W 57-53 2/12 Troy State* L 63-54 2/17 at UCF* W 61-54 2/19 at Florida Atlantic* L 83-71 2/24 Samford* L 61-53 2/26 Jacksonville State* L 61-57 3/2 at Campbell* L 64-49 3/5 at Georgia State* L 77-60 3/8 vs. Jacksonville State$ L 71-62* - Atlantic Sun Conference game@ - College of Charleston Tourney (Charleston, S.C.)# - Holiday Inn Express Tourney (Stony Brook, N.Y.)$ - Atlantic Sun Championship (Pelham, Ala.

2000-01OVERALL: 13-15, A-SUN: 9-9

HEAD COACH: MELISSA TAKETA

11/18 Davidson L 62-46 11/22 Bethune-Cookman W (OT) 69-66 11/25 Army L 63-57 12/2 at High Point W 60-57 12/3 at Elon L 61-44 12/7 at South Florida L 64-49 12/16 Stetson* L 79-68 12/20 at TX A&M-Corpus C. L 79-52 12/28 Winthrop W 57-52 12/30 College of Charleston W 75-67 1/4 Georgia State* L 89-69 1/6 Campbell* L 68-54 1/11 at Samford* L 52-47 1/13 at Jacksonville State* L 64-53 1/18 UCF* W 66-62 1/20 Florida Atlantic* W 69-60 1/25 at Mercer* W (OT) 67-64 1/27 at Troy State* W 63-46 2/1 Mercer* W 47-40 2/3 Troy State* W 63-58 2/8 at Florida Atlantic* L 82-45 2/10 at UCF* W 64-57 2/15 Jacksonville State* W 58-50 2/17 Samford* W 60-54 2/22 at Georgia State* L 67-54 2/24 at Campbell* L 72-54 3/3 at Stetson* L 78-55 3/8 vs. Troy State$ L 69-60 * - Atlantic Sun Conference game$ - Atlantic Sun Championship (Orlando, Fla.)

2001-02OVERALL: 4-23, A-SUN: 3-17


11/18 Navy L 75-65 11/21 at Davidson L 81-43 11/24 at Coll. of Charleston L 77-51 12/1 at Troy State* L 85-67 12/3 at Mercer* L 76-52 12/7 at Florida State L 97-51 12/16 Elon L 57-47 12/19 Savannah State W 76-44 12/30 South Florida L 77-72 1/2 Florida Atlantic* L 94-76 1/5 UCF* L 63-40 1/8 Stetson* L 70-47 1/12 at Georgia State* L 90-60 1/14 at Campbell* L 58-51 1/19 Samford* W 91-65 1/21 Jacksonville State* L 67-62 1/26 at Belmont* L 71-49 1/29 at Stetson* L 54-39 1/31 Belmont* L 64-57 2/9 at Jacksonville State* L 67-62 2/11 at Samford* L 55-54 2/14 Campbell* W 72-71 2/16 Georgia State* L 67-50 2/21 at UCF* L 63-52 2/23 at Florida Atlantic* W 75-69 2/28 Mercer* L 64-59 3/2 Troy State* L 72-54* - Atlantic Sun Conference game

2002-03OVERALL: 6-21, A-SUN: 4-12


11/23 Morris Brown W 80-54 11/29 at UNC Wilmington@ L 71-41 11/30 vs. Charles. Sou.@ L 59-54 12/4 at South Florida L 64-55 12/8 at Navy W 75-73 12/14 College of Charleston L 63-57 12/18 Florida State L 71-51 12/28 Fordham L 65-45 12/30 Long Island L 68-53 1/3 Valparaiso L 76-56 1/9 UCF* L 55-47 1/11 Florida Atlantic* L 58-55 1/13 at Savannah State L 59-42 1/18 at Stetson* L 66-57 1/23 at Mercer* L 70-54 1/25 at Troy State* L 63-44 1/30 Gardner-Webb* W 62-59 2/1 Campbell* W 64-54 2/6 at Belmont* L 58-37 2/8 Samford* W 52-41 2/13 at Jacksonville State* L 64-51 2/15 at Georgia State* L 68-35 2/20 Troy State* L 66-58 2/22 Mercer* W 60-59 3/1 Stetson* L 71-65 3/6 at Florida Atlantic* L 78-54 3/8 at UCF* L 60-46* - Atlantic Sun Conference game@ - Wilmington Riverside Classic - (Wilmington, N.C.)

2003-04OVERALL: 3-24, A-SUN: 1-19


11/21 Puerto Rico-Mayaguez W 82-54 11/23 Birmingham Southern L 58-46 11/29 at Charleston Southern L 80-61 12/7 Eastern Illinois W 66-56 12/13 Samford L 64-56 12/17 Stetson* L 72-55 12/20 at Fordham L 69-57 12/29 UNC-Asheville L 64-49 1/3 Florida Atlantic* L 80-43 1/5 UCF* L 67-46 1/8 at Belmont* L 81-64 1/10 at Lipscomb* L 76-63 1/15 at Troy State* L 66-61 1/22 Georgia State* L 90-48 1/24 Mercer* L 64-51 1/29 at Campbell* L 71-49 1/31 at Gardner-Webb* L 70-50 2/5 at Stetson* L (OT) 62-57 2/7 Campbell* L 64-63 2/9 Gardner-Webb* L 70-65 2/12 at Mercer* L 66-53 2/14 at Georgia State* L 75-55 2/19 Troy State* W 56-52 2/26 Lipscomb* L 67-54 2/28 Belmont* L 78-74 3/04 at UCF* L 79-58 3/6 at Florida Atlantic* L 78-66* - Atlantic Sun Conference game

2004-05OVERALL: 6-21, A-SUN: 3-17

HEAD COACH: JILL DUNN

11/19 at Samford L 61-46 11/21 at Birmingham-South. W 61-52 11/27 at South Carolina L 79-54 11/29 at Gardner-Webb* L 64-53 12/4 at Campbell* L 64-63 12/11 at Bethune-Cookman W 65-62 12/18 Navy W 63-59 12/20 at Eastern Illinois L 62-51 12/31 Charleston Southern L 65-59 1/6 Mercer* L 65-54 1/8 Georgia State* L 82-52 1/15 at Troy* L 79-65 1/20 at Lipscomb* L 84-66 1/22 at Belmont* L 88-73 1/27 Florida Atlantic* L 68-54 1/29 UCF* W 67-59 2/2 at Stetson* L 68-59 2/5 at Florida Atlantic* L 89-77 2/7 at UCF* L 68-49 2/10 Belmont* L 72-65 2/12 Lipscomb* L 66-52 2/15 Stetson* L (ot) 67-62 2/17 Troy* W 60-56 2/24 at Georgia State* L 73-65 2/26 at Mercer* L 60-48 3/3 Gardner-Webb* W 60-55 3/5 Campbell* L 58-54* - Atlantic Sun Conference game



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2005-06OVERALL: 10-18, A-SUN: 7-13


11/18 at UNC Asheville^ L 65-47 11/19 vs. Norfolk State^ L 79-68 11/23 at USF L 98-60 11/26 at Savannah State W 68-48 12/3 at Florida Atlantic* L 74-71 12/12 Savannah State W 70-55 12/19 Central Michigan L 66-54 12/29 Bethune-Cookman W 69-40 1/2 at North Florida* L 64-51 1/5 Kennesaw State* L 66-60 1/7 ETSU* L 84-72 1/12 at Gardner-Webb* L 64-52 1/14 at Campbell* L 85-69 1/19 Mercer* L 66-59 1/21 Stetson* W 71-59 1/26 at Belmont* L 72-56 1/28 at Lipscomb* L 70-58 2/2 Campbell* W 63-55 2/4 Gardner-Webb* W 65-53 2/9 at ETSU* L 74-53 2/11 at Kennesaw State* W 66-63 2/16 Florida Atlantic* L 62-59 2/20 UNF* W 56-51 2/23 Lipscomb* W 78-46 2/25 Belmont* L 66-59 3/2 at Mercer* L 76-64 3/4 at Stetson* W 75-70 3/9 vs Florida Atlantic$ L 74-61* - Atlantic Sun Conference game^ - UNC Asheville Tournament$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Dothan, Ala.)

2006-07OVERALL: 21-9, A-SUN: 14-4


11/13 at Charleston Southern W 105-66 11/17 South Carolina State. W 66-56 11/21 UCF W 61-50 11/25 Charleston Southern W 74-71 11/30 at Lipscomb* L 64-61 12/2 at Belmont* L 72-58 12/10 at Georgia Tech L 79-57 12/13 at Georgia Southern L 76-69 12/16 at Bethune-Cookman W 57-51 12/18 Nigara L 73-69 12/20 at USF L 72-60 12/30 Florida A&M W 57-53 1/4 Gardner-Webb* W 62-47 1/6 Campbell* W 63-55 1/13 UNF* W 56-42 1/18 at Kennesaw State* W 71-67 1/20 at ETSU* L 68-61 1/25 Stetson* W 60-55 1/27 Mercer* W 58-47 2/1 at Gardner-Webb* L 75-64 2/3 at Campbell* W 63-59 2/10 at North Florida* W 67-52 2/15 ETSU W 83-79 2/17 Kennesaw State* W 74-57 2/22 at Mercer* W 64-57 2/24 at Stetson* W 66-59 3/1 Belmont* W 65-58 3/3 Lipscomb* W 69-59 3/8 vs. Stetson$ W 74-61 3/9 vs. ETSU$ L 78-72* - Atlantic Sun Conference game$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Dothan, Ala.)

2007-08OVERALL: 23-9, A-SUN: 14-4


11/9 Georgia Southern W 72-58 11/13 at Miami (Fla.) W 72-64 11/16 Bethune-Cookman W 76-45 11/19 at UCF L 80-72 11/23 vs. UMASS^ W 72-68 11/24 vs. Winthrop^ L 50-49 11/28 Florida W 75-64 12/2 Lehigh W 80-60 12/6 at Florida A&M L 66-57 12/8 Coastal Carolina W 56-48 12/18 at Buffalo W 71-67 12/20 at Niagara W 63-59 12/29 at South Carolina State W 61-58 1/5 FGCU* W 62-58 1/7 Stetson* W 77-60 1/12 at Mercer* W 74-60 1/14 at Kennesaw State* W 61-53 1/19 at UNF* W 53-38 1/25 at USC Upstate* W 66-65 1/28 ETSU* L 80-74 2/2 Gardner-Webb* W 84-53 2/4 Campbell* W 70-57 2/9 at Lipscomb* W 61-48 2/11 at Belmont* L 81-74 2/16 UNF* W 63-50 2/23 Kennesaw State* L (OT) 75-71 2/25 Mercer* W 84-66 2/28 at FGCU* L 75-59 3/1 at Stetson* L 60-57 3/5 vs. Stetson$ W 61-47 3/7 vs. Gardner-Webb$ W 68-57 3/8 vs. ETSU$ L 75-72^ - Lady Pirate Invitational (Greenville, N.C.)* - Atlantic Sun Conference game$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Nashville, Tenn.)

2008-09OVERALL: 19-13, A-SUN: 13-7


11/17 at Florida L 74-51 11/20 FIU W 51-43 11/22 at Coastal Carolina L 63-44 11/25 George Mason W 69-49 11/28 Kansas State L 53-43 12/4 Belmont* L 51-45 12/6 Lipscomb* W 63-57 12/15 UCF L 75-71 12/19 vs. SMU^ W 67-65 12/20 vs. IUPUI^ W 59-56 12/30 at South Carolina L 58-50 1/3 at ETSU* L 86-77 1/5 at USC Upstate* W 78-58 1/8 Mercer* W 78-60 1/10 Kennesaw State* W 70-56 1/15 at UNF* W 61-42 1/17 at Campbell* W 72-57 1/22 at FGCU* L 64-56 1/24 at Stetson* W 66-43 1/29 ETSU* L 65-54 1/31 USC Upstate* L 69-64 2/5 at Kennesaw State* W 69-64 2/7 at Mercer* W 61-57 2/12 Campbell* W 73-51 2/16 UNF* W 64-56 2/19 Stetson* W 67-51 2/21 FGCU* L 68-67 2/26 at Lipscomb* W 71-42 2/28 at Belmont* L 45-43 3/4 vs. Lipscomb$ W 63-51

3/6 vs. Belmont& W 51-493/8 vs. ETSU& L 58-52^ - San Padre Island Shootout (San Padre Island, Texas)* - Atlantic Sun Conference game$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Nashville, Tenn.)

2009-10OVERALL: 10-20, A-SUN: 8-12


11/13 at Wake Forest L 64-47 11/17 at Florida International L 67-41 11/20 Florida Tech W 77-53 11/23 at George Mason L 57-49 11/25 at Howard L 58-42 12/2 UCF L 84-68 12/13 at USF L 76-64 12/19 at Campbell* L 74-63 12/21 at ETSU* L 77-72 12/30 at Florida L 80-54 1/2 Mercer* W 72-57 1/4 Kennesaw State* W 67-55 1/7 at Stetson* L 68-62 1/9 at FGCU* L 73-66 1/14 Lipscomb* W 66-48 1/16 Belmont* L 74-53 1/18 UNF* W (ot) 64-58 1/23 USC Upstate* L 79-72 1/27 at UNF* L 58-50 2/1 at USC Upstate* L 62-49 2/6 at Belmont* W 54-44 2/8 at Lipscomb* W 62-43 2/11 FGCU* L 63-55 2/13 Stetson* W 61-47 2/18 at Kennesaw State* L 65-62 2/20 at Mercer* L 63-46 2/25 Campbell* W 63-57 2/27 ETSU* L 79-70 3/4 vs. #3 Campbell$ W 52-46 3/5 vs. #7 UNF$ L 50-46 * - Atlantic Sun Conference game$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Macon, Ga.)

2010-11OVERALL: 15-17, A-SUN: 8-12


11/12 at USF L 82-77 11/17 FAU W 78-66 11/21 Georgia Southern W 72-56 11/23 HOWARD W 60-52 11/27 at Hampton W 49-42 12/2 Stetson * W 76-61 12/4 FGCU* L 98-47 12/13 FIU L 66-59 12/17 Wake Forest W 72-66 12/20 at UCF L 92-59 12/30 Long Island L 69-59 1/3 at Campbell* L 77-65 1/8 at Lipscomb* L 74-69 1/10 at Belmont* W 70-60 1/15 ETSU* L 69-62 1/17 USC Upstate* W 87-75 1/22 at Kennesaw State* L 71-69 1/24 at Mercer* W (ot) 80-78 1/27 at UNF* L 58-44 1/31 Campbell* L 65-63 2/3 Belmont* W 68-57 2/5 Lipscomb* W 74-59 2/8 UNF* L 55-49 2/12 at USC Upstate* L 72-68 2/14 at ETSU* L 75-65 2/18 Kennesaw State* W 65-60 2/20 Mercer* W 64-61



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2/24 at FGCU* L 64-592/26 at Stetson* L 69-513/3 vs. #4 UNF$ W 56-523/4 vs. #1 ETSU$ W 61-593/5 vs. #2 Stetson$ L 69-50* - Atlantic Sun Conference game$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Macon, Ga.)

2011-12OVERALL: 15-17, A-SUN: 8-12


11/11 at FIU L 63-37 11/14 Florida A&M L 78-59 11/19 Hampton L 68-55 11/23 at NC State L 80-42 11/25 at Wake Forest L 83-54 11/29 at Savannah State L (OT) 67-64 12/3 at UNF* L 51-36 12/11 at Bowling Green L 83-53 12/15 Jacksonville State W 87-74 12/18 vs. East Carolina# L 70-64 12/21 at Georgia Southern L 52-46 12/29 South Carolina State W 68-67 1/2 Lipscomb* W (OT) 81-75 1/4 Belmont* W 57-50 1/7 at Stetson* L (2OT) 93-86 1/9 at FGCU* L 74-51 1/12 USC Upstate* W 80-72 1/14 ETSU* W 70-44 1/19 at Mercer* W 76-65 1/21 at Kennesaw State* L 78-64 1/26 at Lipscomb* L 68-64 1/28 at Belmont* L 68-62 2/2 Stetson* L 73-63 2/4 FGCU* L 70-60 2/9 at ETSU* W 88-82 2/11 at USC Upstate* W 74-64 2/16 Kennesaw State* L 66-62 2/18 Mercer* W 84-78 2/25 UNF* L 46-44 3/1 vs. #3 Belmont$ W 62-58 3/2 vs. #2 Stetson$ L 67-60* - Atlantic Sun Conference game# - Game played in Myrtle Beach, S.C.$- Atlantic Sun Championship (Macon, Ga.)

2012-13OVERALL: 11-19, A-SUN: 7-11


11/9 FAMUW L 69-72 11/12 BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 68-54 11/18 at FAU L 79-96 11/21 VERMONT W 78-67 11/25 at Jacksonville State W 72-69 11/28 at South Carolina State L 45-68 12/02 at Clemson L 58-87 12/8 USF L 52-92 12/16 SAVANNAH STATE W 72-60 12/18 TROY L (OT) 83-88 12/22 at Auburn L 49-85 12/31 NORTHERN KENTUCKY* W 65-60 1/2 LIPSCOMB* W 58-45 1/5 at Florida Gulf Coast* L 57-74 1/07 at Stetson* L 56-73 1/12 MERCER* L 68-72 1/14 KENNESAW STATE* W 64-52 1/19 at North Florida* L 63-66 1/26 at USC Upstate* L 53-72 1/28 at ETSU* L 57-74 2/2 FGCU* L 49-80 2/4 STETSON* L 51-72

02/09 at Kennesaw State* L 51-57 2/11 at Mercer* L 61-68 2/16 NORTH FLORIDA* W 57-55 2/23 ETSU* W (OT) 90-81 2/25 USC UPSTATE* W 73-54 2/28 at Lipscomb* W 67-55 3/2 at Northern Kentucky* L (OT) 71-76 3/7 at Mercer# L 53-63 * - Atlantic Sun Conference game$- Atlantic Sun Tournament (Macon, Ga.)



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LARGEST WINNING MARGIN 39 at Charleston Southern (105-66) 11/13/06 32 vs. Savannah State (76-44) 12/19/01 vs. Lipscomb (78-46) 2/23/06 31 vs. Gardner-Webb (84-53) 2/2/08 vs. Bethune-Cookman (76-45) 11/16/07 30 vs. Bethune-Cookman (83-53) 12/28/99 29 at Lipscomb (71-42) 2/26/09 vs. Bethune-Cookman (69-40) 12/29/05 28 vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (82-54) 11/21/03 26 vs. ETSU (70-44) 1/14/12 vs. Samford (91-65) 1/19/02 24 vs. Florida Tech (77-53) 11/20/09 23 at Stetson (66-43) 1/24/09 22 vs. Campbell (73-51) 2/12/09

LARGEST WINNING MARGIN, HOME 32 vs. Savannah State (76-44) 12/19/01 vs. Lipscomb (78-46) 2/23/06 31 vs. Gardner-Webb (84-53) 2/2/08 vs. Bethune-Cookman (76-45) 11/16/07 29 vs. Bethune-Cookman (69-40) 12/29/05 28 vs. Puerto Rico-Mayaguez (82-54) 11/21/03 26 vs. ETSU (70-44) 1/14/12 vs. Samford (91-65) 1/19/02 24 vs. Florida Tech (77-53) 11/20/09 22 vs. Campbell (73-51) 2/12/09 20 vs. Lehigh (80-60) 12/2/07 vs. George Mason (69-49) 11/25/08 18 vs. Lipscomb (66-48) 1/14/10 vs. Mercer (78-60) 1/8/09 vs. Mercer (84-66) 2/25/08 17 vs. Stetson (77-60) 1/7/08 vs. Kennesaw State (74-57) 2/17/07

LARGEST WINNING MARGIN, ROAD 39 at Charleston Southern (105-66) 11/13/06 30 vs. Bethune-Cookman (83-53) 12/28/99 29 at Lipscomb (71-42) 2/26/09 23 at Stetson (66-43) 1/24/09 20 at USC Upstate (78-58) 1/5/09 at Savannah State (68-48) 11/26/05 19 at Lipscomb (62-43) 2/8/10 at UNF (61-42) 1/15/09 17 at Troy State (63-46) 1/27/01 15 at Campbell (72-57) 1/17/09 at UNF (53-38) 1/19/08 at UNF (67-52) 2/10/07 14 vs. Stetson (61-47) 3/5/08 at Mercer (74-60) 1/12/08 13 at Lipscomb (61-48) 2/9/08 vs. Stetson (74-61) 3/8/07 at Stetson (79-63) 2/5/00

LARGEST LOSING MARGIN 51 vs. FGCU (47-98) 12/5/10 46 at Florida State (51-97) 12/7/01 42 vs. Georgia State (48-90) 1/22/04 38 at N.C. State (42-80) 11/23/11 at USF (60-98) 11/23/05 at Davidson (43-81) 11/21/01 37 vs. Florida Atlantic (43-80) 1/3/04 at Florida Atlantic (45-82) 2/8/01 36 vs. Charleston Southern (45-71) 11/27/99 33 at UCF (59-92) 12/10/10 at Georgia State (35-68) 2/15/03 30 at Bowling Green State (53-83) 12/11/11 Georgia State (52-82) 1/8/05 at UNC Wilmington (41-71) 11/29/02 at Georgia State (60-90) 1/12/02 29 at Wake Forest (54-83) 11/25/11 at College of Charleston (27-56) 11/26/99 28 at Stetson (55-78) 3/3/01

LARGEST LOSING MARGIN, HOME 51 vs. FGCU (47-98) 12/5/10 42 vs. Georgia State (48-90) 1/22/04 37 vs. Florida Atlantic (43-80) 1/3/04 36 vs. Charleston Southern (45-71) 11/27/99 30 vs. Georgia State (52-82) 1/8/05 23 vs. Stetson (47-70) 1/8/02 vs. UCF (40-63) 1/5/02 21 vs. Belmont (53-74) 1/16/10 vs. UCF (46-67) 1/5/04 20 vs. Fordham (45-65) 12/28/02 vs. Florida State (51-71) 12/18/02

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS vs. Georgia State (69-89) 1/4/01 18 vs. Troy State (54-72) 3/2/02 vs. Florida Atlantic (76-94) 1/2/02 17 vs. Georgia State (67-50) 2/16/02 vs. USF (44-61) 12/15/99

LARGEST LOSING MARGIN, ROAD 46 at Florida State (51-97) 12/7/01 38 at N.C. State (42-80) 11/23/11 at USF (60-98) 11/23/05 at Davidson (43-81) 11/21/01 37 at Florida Atlantic (45-82) 2/8/01 33 at UCF (59-92) 12/10/10 at Georgia State (35-68) 2/15/03 30 at Bowling Green State (53-83) 12/11/11 at UNC Wilmington (41-71) 11/29/02 at Georgia State (60-90) 1/12/02 29 at Wake Forest (54-83) 11/25/11 at College of Charleston (27-56) 11/26/99 28 at Stetson (55-78) 3/3/01 27 at Samford (61-88) 1/8/99 26 at FIU (37-63) 11/11/11 at FIU (41-67) 11/17/09 at Coll. of Charleston (51-77) 11/24/01 25 at South Carolina (54-79) 11/27/04

LONGEST WINNING STREAK 10 Began vs. Coastal Carolina (56-48) 12/8/07 Ended vs. ETSU (74-80) 1/24/08

SINGLE-SEASON WINNING STREAK 10 Began vs. Coastal Carolina (56-48) 12/8/07 Ended vs. ETSU (74-80) 1/24/08

SEASON- OPENING WINNING STREAK 4 Began at Charleston Southern (105-66) 11/13/06 Ended at Lipscomb (61-64) 11/30/06 LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK 17 Began vs. Florida A&M (57-53) 12/30/06 Ended vs. ETSU (74-80) 1/24/08

LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK 7 Began at Buffalo (71-67) 12/18/07 Ended at Belmont (74-81) 2/11/08

OVERTIME WINNING STREAK 2 Began vs. UNF (64-58, OT) 1/18/10 Ended at Savannah State (64-67) 11/29/11

LONGEST LOSING STREAK 18 Began vs. Samford (56-64) 12/13/03 Ended vs. Troy State (56-52) 2/19/04

SINGLE-SEASON LOSING STREAK 18 Began vs. Samford (56-64) 12/13/03 Ended vs. Troy State (56-52) 2/19/04

SEASON-OPENING LOSING STREAK 8 (2x) Began at FIU (37-63) 11/11/11 Ended vs. Jacksonville State (87-74) 12/15/12 Began at Winthrop (49-56) 11/21/99 Ended vs. Bethune-Cookman (83-53) 12/28/99

LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK 9 Began vs. Samford (56-64) 12/13/03 Ended vs. Troy State (56-52) 2/19/04

LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK 22 Began at Savannah State (59-42) 1/13/03 Ended at Birmingham Southern (61-52) 11/21/04

OVERTIME LOSING STREAK 3 Began at Stetson (57-62, OT) 2/5/03 Ended vs. UNF (64-58, OT) 1/18/10

VICTORIES Season: 23 2007-08

20-WIN SEASONS (TWICE) 2006-07: 21-9 2007-08 23-9



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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSARMY (ARMY LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 25, 2000 L 63-57 H

AUBURN (AUBURN LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 22, 2012 L 85-49 A BELMONT (BU LEADS, 15-7) Jan. 26, 2002 L 71-49 A Jan. 31, 2002 L 64-57 H Feb. 6, 2003 L 58-37 A Jan. 8, 2004 L 81-64 A Feb. 28, 2004 L 78-74 H Jan. 22, 2005 L 88-73 A Feb. 10, 2005 L 72-65 H Jan. 26, 2006 L 72-56 A Feb. 25, 2006 L 66-59 H Dec. 12, 2006 L 72-58 A Mar. 3, 2007 W 65-58 H Feb. 11, 2008 L 81-74 A Dec. 4, 2008 L 51-45 H Feb. 28, 2009 L 45-43 A Mar. 6, 2009 W 51-49 N Jan. 16, 2010 L 74-53 H Feb. 6, 2010 W 54-44 A Jan. 10, 2011 W 70-60 A Feb. 3, 2011 W 68-57 H Jan. 4, 2012 W 57-50 H Jan. 28, 2012 L 68-62 A Mar. 1, 2012 W 62-58 N

BETHUNE-COOKMAN (JU LEADS, 7-0) Dec. 28, 1999 W 83-53 N Nov. 22, 2000 W, OT 69-66 H Dec. 11, 2004 W 65-62 A Dec. 29, 2005 W 69-40 H Dec. 16, 2006 W 57-51 A Nov. 16, 2007 W 76-45 A Nov. 12, 2012 W 68-54 H BIRMINGHAM- SOUTHERN (TIED, 1-1) Nov. 23, 2003 L 58-46 H Nov. 21, 2004 W 61-52 A BOWLING GREEN STATE (BGSU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 11, 2011 L 83-53 A BUFFALO (JU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 18, 2007 W 71-67 A

CAMPBELL (CU LEADS, 13-10) Dec. 4, 1999 L 67-58 H Mar. 2, 2000 L 64-49 A Jan. 6, 2001 L 68-54 H Feb. 24, 2001 L 72-54 A Jan. 14, 2002 L 58-51 A Feb. 14, 2002 W 72-71 H Feb. 1, 2003 W 64-54 H Jan. 29, 2004 L 71-49 A Feb. 7, 2004 L 64-63 H Dec. 4, 2004 L 64-63 A Mar. 5, 2005 L 58-54 H Jan. 14, 2006 L 85-69 A Feb. 2, 2006 W 63-55 H Jan. 6, 2007 W 63-55 H Feb. 3, 2007 W 63-59 A Feb.4, 2008 W 70-57 H Jan. 17, 2009 W 72-57 A Feb. 12, 2009 W 73-51 H Dec. 19, 2010 L 74-63 A Feb. 25, 2010 W 63-57 H Mar. 4, 2010 W 52-46 N Jan. 3, 2011 L 77-65 A Jan. 31, 2011 L 65-63 H

CENTRAL MICHIGAN (CMU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 19, 2005 L 66-54 H

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (CSU LEADS, 4-2) Nov. 27, 1999 L 71-45 N Nov. 30, 2002 L 59-54 N Nov. 29, 2003 L 80-61 A Dec. 31, 2004 L 65-59 H Nov. 13, 2006 W 105-66 A Nov. 25, 2006 W 74-71 H

CLEMSON (CLEMSON LEADS 1-0) Dec. 2, 2012 L 87-58 A

COASTAL CAROLINA (TIED, 1-1) Dec. 8, 2007 W 56-48 H Nov. 22, 2008 L 63-44 A

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (CofC LEADS, 3-1) Nov. 26, 1999 L 56-27 A Dec. 30, 2000 W 75-67 H Nov. 24, 2001 L 77-51 A Dec. 14, 2002 L 63-57 H

COLUMBUS STATE(JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 4, 2012 W 76-61 H

DAVIDSON (DC LEADS, 2-0) Nov. 18, 2000 L 62-46 H Nov. 21, 2001 L 81-43 A

EAST CAROLINA (ECU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 18, 2011 L 70-64 N

EASTERN ILLINOIS (TIED, 1-1) Dec. 7, 2003 W 66-56 H Dec. 20, 2004 L 62-51 A

EAST TENNESSEE STATE (ETSU LEADS, 14-5) Jan. 7, 2006 L 84-72 H Feb. 9, 2006 L 74-53 A Jan. 20, 2007 L 68-61 A Feb. 15, 2007 W 83-79 H Mar. 9, 2007 L 78-72 N Jan. 28, 2008 L 80-74 H Mar. 8, 2008 L 75-72 N Jan. 3, 2009 L 86-77 A Jan. 29, 2009 L 65-54 H Mar. 8, 2009 L 58-52 N Dec. 21, 2009 L 77-72 A Feb. 27, 2010 L 79-70 H Jan. 15, 2011 L 69-62 H Feb. 14, 2011 L 75-65 A Mar. 4, 2011 W 61-59 N Jan. 14, 2012 W 70-44 H Feb. 9, 2012 W 88-82 A Jan. 28, 2013 L 54-57 A Feb. 23, 2013 W, OT 90-81 H

ELON (ELON LEADS, 2-0) Dec. 3, 2001 L 61-44 A Dec. 16, 2001 L 57-47 H

FORDHAM (FU LEADS, 2-0) Dec. 28, 2002 L 65-45 H Dec. 20, 2003 L 69-57 A

FLORIDA (UF LEADS, 2-1) Nov. 28, 2007 W 75-64 H Nov. 17, 2008 L 74-51 A Dec. 30, 2009 L 80-54 AFLORIDA A&M (FAMU LEADS, 3-1) Dec. 30, 2006 W 57-53 H

Dec. 6, 2007 L 66-57 A Nov. 14, 2011 L 68-55 A Nov. 9, 2012 L 72-69 H

FLORIDA ATLANTIC (FAU LEADS, 14-3) Jan 13, 2000 L 76-68 H Feb. 19, 2000 L 83-71 A Jan. 20,2001 W 69-60 H Feb 8, 2001 L 82-45 A Jan. 2, 2002 L 94-76 H Feb. 23, 2002 W 75-69 A Jan. 11, 2003 L 58-55 H Mar. 6, 2003 L 78-54 A Jan. 3, 2004 L 80-43 H Mar. 6, 2004 L 78-66 A Jan. 27, 2005 L 68-54 H Feb. 5, 2005 L 89-77 A Dec. 3, 2005 L 74-71 A Feb 16, 2006 L 62-59 H Mar. 9, 2006 L 74-61 N Nov. 17, 2010 W 78-66 H Nov. 18, 2012 L 96-79 A

FLORIDA GULF COAST (FGCU LEADS, 11-1) Jan. 5, 2008 W 62-58 H Feb. 28, 2008 L 75-59 A Jan 22, 2009 L 64-56 A Feb. 21, 2009 L 68-67 H Jan. 9, 2010 L 73-66 H Feb. 11, 2010 L 63-55 A Dec. 4, 2010 L 98-47 H Feb. 24, 2011 L 64-59 A Jan. 9, 2012 L 74-51 A Feb. 4, 2012 L 70-60 H Jan. 5, 2013 L 74-57 A Feb. 2, 2013 L 80-49 H

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (FIU LEADS, 3-1) Nov. 20, 2009 W 51-43 H Nov. 17, 2009 L 67-41 A Dec. 13, 2010 L 66-59 H Nov. 11, 2011 L 63-37 A

FLORIDA STATE (FSU LEADS, 2-0) Dec. 7, 2001 L 97-51 A Dec. 18, 2002 L 71-51 H

FLORIDA TECH (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 20, 2009 W 77-53 H

GARDNER- WEBB (JU LEADS, 6-5) Jan. 30, 2003 W 62-59 H Jan 31, 2004 L 70-50 A Feb. 9, 2004 L 70-65 H Nov 29, 2004 L 64-53 A Mar. 3, 2005 W 60-55 H Jan. 12, 2006 L 64-52 A Feb.4, 2006 W 65-53 H Jan. 4, 2007 W 62-47 H Feb. 1, 2007 L 75-64 A Feb. 2, 2008 W 84-53 H Mar. 7, 2008 W 68-57 N

GEORGE MASON (TIED, 1-1) Nov. 25, 2008 W 69-49 H Nov. 23, 2009 L 57-49 A

GEORGIA STATE (GSU, 11-0) Feb. 12, 2000 L 47-45 H Mar. 5, 2000 L 77-60 A Jan. 4, 2001 L 89-69 H Feb. 22, 2001 L 67-54 A



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Jan. 12, 2002 L 90-60 A Feb. 16, 2002 L 67-50 H Feb. 15, 2003 L 68-35 A Jan. 22, 2004 L 90-48 H Feb. 14, 2004 L 75-55 A Jan. 8, 2005 L 82-52 H Feb. 24, 2005 L 73-56 A

GEORGIA SOUTHERN (TIED, 2-2) Dec. 13, 2006 L 79-69 A Nov. 9, 2007 W 72-58 H Nov. 21, 2010 W 72-56 H Dec. 21, 2011 L 52-46 A

GEORGIA TECH (GT LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 10, 2006 L 79-57 A

HAMPTON (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 27, 2010 W 49-42 A

HIGH POINT (TIED, 1-1) Dec. 19, 1999 L 44-43 H Dec. 2, 2000 W 60-57 A

HOWARD (TIED, 1-1) Nov. 25, 2009 L 58-42 A Nov. 23, 2010 W 60-52 H

IUPUI (JU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 20, 2008 W 59-56 N

JACKSONVILLE STATE (JSU LEADS, 7-3) Jan. 6, 2000 L 70-56 A Feb. 26, 2000 L 61-57 H Mar. 8, 2000 L 71-62 N Jan. 13, 2001 L 64-53 A Feb. 15, 2001 W 58-50 H Jan. 21, 2002 L 67-62 H Feb. 9, 2002 L 67-62 A Feb. 13, 2002 L 64-51 A Dec. 14, 2011 W 87-74 H Nov. 25, 2012 W 72-69 A

KANSAS STATE (KSU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 28, 2008 L 53-43 H

KENNESAW STATE (JU LEADS, 9-7) Jan. 5, 2006 L 66-60 H Feb. 11, 2006 W 66-63 A Jan. 18, 2007 W 71-67 A Feb. 17, 2007 W 74-57 H Jan. 14, 2008 W 61-53 A Feb. 23, 2008 L, OT 75-71 H Jan. 10, 2009 W 70-56 H Feb. 5, 2009 W 69-64 A Jan. 4, 2010 W 67-55 H Feb. 18, 2010 L 65-62 A Jan. 22, 2011 L 71-69 A Feb. 18, 2011 W 65-60 H Jan. 21, 2012 L 78-64 A Feb. 16, 2012 L 66-62 A Jan. 14, 2013 W 64-52 H Feb. 9, 2013 L 57-51 A

LEHIGH (JU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 2, 2007 W 80-60 H

LIPSCOMB (JU LEADS, 12-8) Jan. 10, 2004 L 76-63 A Feb. 26, 2004 L 67-54 H Jan. 20, 2005 L 84-66 A Feb. 12, 2005 L 66-52 H Jan. 28, 2006 L 70-58 A Feb. 23, 2006 W 78-46 H Nov. 30, 2006 L 64-61 A Mar. 3, 2007 W 69-59 H

Feb. 9, 2008 W 61-48 A Dec. 6, 2008 W 63-57 H Feb. 26, 2009 W 71-42 A Mar. 4, 2009 W 63-51 N Jan. 14, 2010 W 66-48 H Feb. 8, 2010 W 62-43 A Jan. 8, 2011 L 74-69 A Feb. 5, 2011 W 74-59 H Jan. 2, 2012 W, OT 81-75 H Jan. 26, 2012 L 68-64 A Jan. 22, 2013 W 58-45 H Feb. 28, 2013 W 67-55 A

LONG ISLAND (LIU LEADS, 2-0) Dec. 30, 2002 L 68-53 H Dec. 30, 2010 L 69-59 H

MERCER (JU LEADS, 18-11) Jan. 22, 2000 L 62-45 A Feb. 10, 2000 W 57-53 H Jan. 25, 2001 W, OT 67-64 A Feb. 1, 2001 W 47-40 H Dec. 3, 2001 L 76-52 A Feb 28, 2002 L 64-59 H Jan. 23, 2003 L 70-54 A Feb. 22, 2003 W 60-59 H Jan. 24, 2004 L 64-51 H Feb. 12, 2004 L 66-53 A Jan. 6, 2005 L 65-54 H Feb. 26, 2005 L 60-48 A Jan 19, 2006 L 66-59 H Mar. 2, 2006 L 76-64 A Jan. 27, 2007 W 58-47 H Feb. 22, 2007 W 64-57 A Jan. 12, 2008 W 74-60 A Feb. 25, 2008 W 84-66 H Jan. 8, 2009 W 78-60 H Feb. 7, 2009 W 61-57 A Jan. 2, 2010 W 72-57 H Feb. 20, 2010 L 63-46 A Jan. 24, 2011 W, OT 80-78 A Feb. 20, 2011 W 64-61 H Jan. 19, 2012 W 76-65 A Feb. 18, 2012 W 84-78 H Jan. 12, 2013 L 72-68 H Feb. 9, 2008 W 61-48 A Dec. 6, 2008 W 63-57 H Feb. 26, 2009 W 71-42 A Mar. 4, 2009 W 63-51 N Jan. 14, 2010 W 66-48 H Feb. 8, 2010 W 62-43 A Jan. 8, 2011 L 74-69 A Feb. 5, 2011 W 74-59 H Jan. 2, 2012 W, OT 81-75 H Jan. 26, 2012 L 68-64 A Jan. 22, 2013 W 58-45 H Feb. 28, 2013 W 67-55 A Feb. 11, 2013 L 68-61 A Mar. 7, 2013 L 63-53 A

MIAMI (Fla.) (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 13, 2007 W 72-64 A

MORRIS BROWN (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 23, 2002 W 80-54 H

NAVY (JU LEADS, 2-1) Nov. 18, 2001 L 75-65 H Dec. 8, 2002 W 75-73 A Dec. 18, 2004 W 63-59 H NIAGARA (JU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 20, 2007 W 63-59 N

NORTH CAROLINA STATE (NC STATE LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 23, 2011 L 80-42 A

NORTHERN KENTUCKY (TIED, at 1-1) Dec. 31, 2012 W 65-60 H Mar. 2, 2013 L, OT 76-71 A

NORFOLK STATE (NSU LEADS, 2-0) Dec. 27, 1999 L 59-53 N Nov. 19, 2005 L 79-68 N

UNF ( JU LEADS, 10-8) Jan. 2, 2006 L 64-51 A Feb. 20, 2006 W 56-51 H Jan. 13, 2007 W 56-42 H Feb. 10, 2007 W 67-52 A Jan. 19, 2008 W 53-38 A Feb. 16, 2008 W 63-50 H Jan. 15, 2009 W 61-42 A Feb. 16, 2008 W 64-56 H Jan. 18, 2010 W, OT 64-58 H Jan. 27, 2010 L 58-50 A Mar. 5, 2010 L 50-46 N Jan. 27, 2011 L 58-44 A Feb. 8, 2011 L 55-49 H Mar. 3, 2011 W 56-52 N Dec. 3, 2011 L 51-36 A Feb. 25, 2012 L 46-44 H Jan. 9, 2013 L 66-63 A Feb. 16, 2013 W 57-55 H

PUERTO RICO-MAYAGUEZ (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 21, 2003 W 82-54 H

SAMFORD (SU LEADS, 6-3) Jan. 8, 2000 L 88-61 A Feb. 24, 2000 L 61-53 H Jan. 11, 2001 L 52-47 A Feb. 17, 2001 W 60-54 H Jan. 19, 2002 W 91-56 H Feb. 11, 2002 L 55-54 A Feb. 8, 2003 W 52-41 H Dec. 13, 2003 L 64-56 H Nov. 19, 2004 L 61-46 A

SAVANNAH STATE (JU LEADS, 4-2) Dec. 19, 2001 W 76-44 H Jan. 13, 2003 L 59-42 A Nov. 26, 2005 W 68-48 A Dec. 12, 2005 W 70-55 H Nov. 29, 2011 L, OT 67-64 A Dec. 16, 2013 W 72-60 H

SOUTH CAROLINA (SC LEADS, 2-0) Nov. 27, 2004 L 79-54 A Dec. 30, 2008 L 58-50 A

SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (JU LEADS, 3-1) Nov. 17, 2006 W 66-56 H Dec. 29, 2007 W 61-58 A Dec. 29, 2011 W 68-67 H Nov. 28, 2012 L 68-45 A

SOUTH FLORIDA (USF LEADS, 8-0) Dec. 15, 1999 L 61-44 H Dec. 7, 2000 L 64-49 A Dec. 30, 2001 L 77-72 H Dec. 4, 2002 L 64-55 A Nov. 23, 2005 L 98-60 A Dec. 20, 2006 L 72-60 A Dec. 13, 2009 L 76-64 A Nov. 12, 2010 L 82-77 A Dec. 8, 2012 L 92-52 H

SOUTHERN METHODIST (JU LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 19, 2008 W 67-65 N



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STETSON (SU LEADS, 19-13) Jan. 27, 2000 W 55-49 H Feb. 5, 2000 W 79-63 A Dec. 16, 2000 L 79-68 H Mar. 3, 2001 L 78-55 A Jan. 8, 2002 L 70-47 H Jan. 27, 2002 L 54-39 A Jan. 18, 2003 L 66-57 A Mar. 1, 2003 L 71-65 H Dec. 17, 2003 L 72-55 H Feb. 5, 2004 L, OT 62-57 A Feb. 2, 2005 L 68-59 A Feb. 15, 2005 L 67-62 H Jan. 21, 2006 W 71-59 H Mar. 4, 2006 W 75-70 A Jan. 25, 2007 W 60-55 H Feb. 24, 2007 W 66-59 A Mar. 8, 2007 W 74-61 N Jan. 7, 2008 W 77-60 H Mar. 1, 2008 L 60-57 A Mar. 5, 2008 W 61-47 N Jan. 24, 2009 W 66-43 A Feb. 19, 2009 W 67-51 H Jan. 7, 2010 L 68-62 A Feb. 13, 2010 W 61-47 H Dec. 2, 2010 W 76-61 H Feb. 26, 2011 L 69-51 A Mar. 5, 2011 L 69-50 N Jan. 7, 2012 L, 2OT 93-86 A Feb. 2, 2012 L 73-63 H Mar. 2, 2012 L 67-60 N Jan. 7, 2013 L 73-56 A Feb. 4, 2013 L 72-51 H

TEXAS A&M-CC (TAMCC LEADS, 1-0) Dec. 31, 1999 L 81-65 H

TROY (TU LEADS, 10-4) Jan. 20, 2000 L 74-62 A Feb. 12, 2000 L 63-54 H Jan. 27, 2001 W 63-46 A Feb. 3, 2001 W 63-58 H Mar. 8, 2001 L 69-60 N Dec. 1, 2001 L 85-67 A Mar. 2, 2002 L 72-54 H Jan. 25, 2003 L 63-44 A Feb. 20, 2003 L 66-58 H Jan. 15, 2004 L 66-61 A Feb. 19, 2004 W 56-52 H Jan. 15, 2005 L 79-65 A Feb. 17, 2005 W 60-56 H Dec. 18, 2012 L, OT 88-83 H

UCF (UCF LEADS, 11-6) Jan. 15, 2000 W 57-56 H Feb. 17, 2000 W 61-54 A Jan. 18, 2001 W 66-62 H Feb. 10, 2001 W 64-57 A Jan. 5, 2002 L 63-40 H Feb. 21, 2002 L 63-52 A Jan. 9, 2003 L 55-47 H Mar. 8, 2003 L 60-46 A Jan. 5, 2004 L 67-46 H Mar. 4, 2004 L 79-58 A Jan. 29, 2005 W 67-59 H Feb. 7, 2005 L 68-49 A Nov. 21, 2006 W 61-50 H Nov. 19, 2007 L 80-72 A Dec. 15, 2008 L 75-71 H Dec. 2, 2009 L 84-68 H Dec. 20, 2010 L 92-59 A

UMASS (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 23, 2007 W 72-68 N

UNC-ASHEVILLE (UNC-A LEADS, 2-0) Dec. 29, 2003 L 64-49 H Nov. 18, 2005 L 65-47 A

UNC WILLMINGTON (UNCW LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 29, 2003 L 71-41 A

USC UPSTATE (JU LEADS, 6-5) Jan. 25, 2008 W 66-65 A Jan. 5, 2009 W 78-58 A Jan. 31, 2009 L 69-64 H Jan. 23, 2010 L 79-72 H Feb. 1, 2010 L 62-49 A Jan. 17, 2011 W 87-75 H Feb. 12, 2011 L 72-68 A Jan. 12, 2012 W 80-72 H Feb. 11, 2012 W 74-64 A Jan. 26, 2013 L 72-53 A Feb. 25, 2013 W 73-54 H

VALPARAISO (VALPO LEADS, 1-0) Jan. 3, 2003 L 76-56 H

VERMONT (JU LEADS, 1-0) Nov. 21, 2012 W 78-67 H

WAKE FOREST (WFU LEADS, 2-1) Nov. 13, 2009 L 64-47 A Dec. 17, 2010 W 72-66 H Nov. 25, 2011 L 83-54 A

WINTHROP (WU LEADS, 2-1) Nov. 21, 1999 L 56-49 A Dec. 28, 2000 W 57-52 H Nov. 24, 2007 W 50-49 N

WOFFORD (WC LEADS, 1-0) Feb. 3, 2000 L 57-54 H

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