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STORY LINES• No. 1 seed Baylor hosts No. 4 Mississippi State in an NIT second round game at 11 a.m. CT Sunday.• Baylor is making its school-record 7th consecutive postseason appearance (5 NCAA, 2 NIT).• Baylor is 1 of 16 teams nationally to appear in every postseason since 2012.• Baylor has advanced to postseason play in 10 of 11 seasons since 2008 and is 19-8 in those games.• Baylor needs a win to reach the 20-win mark for a 7th straight season and 10th time in 11 years.• BU is making its 6th NIT appearance. The Bears are 10-4 all-time in the NIT, including 5-0 in home games.• Baylor is 10-1 in NIT appearances under Scott Drew (2009 runner-up, 2013 champion). • Baylor is 31-17 in Big 12, NCAA and NIT postseason tournaments over 10 seasons since 2009.• BU has won 49 consecutive non-conference home games against unranked opponents.• Baylor’s last non-conference home loss to an unranked team was Dec. 4, 2012, 74-70 to Northwestern.• Baylor is 52-1 in its last 53 non-conference home games (loss to No. 8 Wichita State on Dec. 2, 2017).• Baylor is 26-2 in home games against unranked opponents over the last 2 seasons (both losses vs. K-State).• Baylor is 117-13 in non-conference home games in the Drew era, including 91-5 since 2007-08.• Baylor is 9-3 against Southeastern Conference teams since the 2012-13 season.• Baylor is 26-4 in games against non-Big 12 teams over the last two seasons – the only losses were in the 2017 Sweet 16 vs. South Carolina, at No. 21 Xavier, vs. No. 8 Wichita State and at No. 20 Florida.• Baylor is facing Mississippi State for the 4th time. BU won 54-52 in Dallas when the teams last met on

Dec. 28, 2011. MSU won the only previous postseason meeting, 84-75, in Starkville in the 1990 NIT.• Baylor went 2-7 in the first half of Big 12 play and recovered to go 6-3 in the second half. The Bears’

8-10 record snapped a 6-season streak of finishing .500 or better in league play.• BU was alone in 10th place in the Big 12 at 2-7 on Feb. 2, but the Bears finished in 6th place.• Baylor has posted more bench points than its opponent in 14 of its last 15 games. BU’s bench has out-

scored opponents 396-163 (26.4 ppg to 10.9 ppg) in that 15-game span.• Big 12 Sixth Man Award winner Terry Maston has out-scored opposing benches 182-142 since Jan. 22.• Manu Lecomte was named All-Big 12 Second Team, the 13th time in 14 seasons that a Baylor point

guard has earned All-Big 12 recognition. Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. was selected to the All-Big 12 Third Team.• Baylor has posted more points in the paint than its opponent in 29 of 33 games this season. • Baylor ranks 10th nationally in offensive rebound percentage (35.2), BU’s 5th straight season in the top-10.• Baylor ranks 13th nationally in adjusted defensive efficiency (94.6), the 3rd time BU has ranked top-25 in the

last 4 seasons. BU’s best adj. defensive efficiency ranking in Drew’s first 11 seasons was 34th in 2011-12.• BU is 15-0 this season when leading at halftime. The Bears have led at the half in 6 of the last 10

games (6-4) after snapping a streak of 11 straight games without a halftime lead (3-8).• BU is 18-1 this season when trailing by 3 or fewer at half and 1-13 when facing a 4+-point halftime deficit.• Drew is coaching his 491st game at Baylor (296-194). His .604 winning percentage is best in BU history

among coaches with 40+ games, and his teams have a .678 winning percentage since 2007-08 (262-125).

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MEDIA INFORMATIONTV: ESPN and WatchESPN Talent: Chuckie Kempf (pxp), Fran Fraschilla (analyst)BU Radio: Baylor-IMG College / ESPN Central Texas Talent: John Morris (pxp), Pat Nunley (analyst)Social Media: @BaylorMBB | #SicMSUAll-Time Series Mississippi State leads 2-1 BU is 0-1 in Starkville and 1-1 at neutral sitesBaylor In NIT Baylor is 10-4 Waco Baylor is 5-0 Road Games Baylor is 2-3 New York Baylor is 3-1 Drew Era Baylor is 10-1 Last Time 3/13/18 – BU 80, Wagner 59 (first round)

SCHEDULE/RESULTSDATE BU OPP OPPONENT TV TIMEN10 24/24 –/– CENTRAL ARKANSAS1 FSSW W, 107-66N13 25/24 — TAMU-CORPUS CHRISTI FCS W, 70-46N17 25/24 — ALCORN STATE1 FCS W, 78-61N20 22/24 rv/rv vs. Wisconsin2 ESPN2 W, 70-65N21 22/24 rv/rv vs. Creighton2 ESPN2 W, 65-59N28 16/16 21/20 at Xavier FS1 L, 63-76

D2 16/16 8/8 WICHITA STATE ESPNU L, 62-69D4 23/22 — SAM HOUSTON STATE FSSW+ W, 84-56D9 23/22 — RANDALL3 FSSW+ W, 105-82D14 21/21 — TEXAS SOUTHERN ESPN2 W, 99-68D17 21/21 — SAVANNAH STATE FSSW W, 118-86D20 18/18 — SOUTHERN FCS W, 80-60D29 18/17 22/21 • at Texas Tech FCS L, 53-77

J2 rv/rv 16/15 • TCU ESPNEWS L, 78-81 otJ6 rv/rv rv/rv • TEXAS ESPNU W, 69-60J9 rv/rv 2/2 • at West Virginia ESPN2 L, 54-57J13 rv/rv — • at Iowa State ESPNEWS L, 65-75J15 –/rv –/rv • OKLAHOMA STATE ESPNU W, 76-60J20 –/rv 10/10 • at Kansas ESPN L, 67-70J22 — rv/rv • KANSAS STATE ESPNU L, 83-90J27 — 20/22 at Florida4 ESPN L, 60-81J30 — 12/15 • at Oklahoma ESPN2 L, 96-98

F3 — — • IOWA STATE ESPN2 W, 81-67F6 — rv/– • at Oklahoma State ESPNU W, 67-56F10 — 10/10 • KANSAS CBS W, 80-64F12 — — • at Texas ESPN W, 74-73 2otF17 — 7/6 • TEXAS TECH ESPNU W, 59-57F20 rv/rv 21/21 • WEST VIRGINIA ESPN2 L, 60-71F24 rv/rv rv/rv • at TCU ESPN2 L, 72-82F27 — rv/rv • OKLAHOMA ESPN2 W, 87-64

M3 — — • at Kansas State ESPN L, 67-77M8 –/rv 18/18 vs. West Virginia5 ESPN2 L, 65-78M13 — — WAGNER6 ESPN2 W, 80-59M18 — — MISSISSIPPI STATE6 ESPN 11 a.m.

SCHEDULE KEY1 – Hall of Fame Classic (Waco, Texas); 2 – Hall of Fame Classic (Sprint Center; Kansas City, Mo.); 3 – at Abrams Gym (Fort Hood, Texas); 4 – Big 12/SEC Challenge (O’Connell Center; Gainesville, Fla.); 5 – Big 12 Championship (Sprint Center; Kansas City, Mo.)6 – NIT (Ferrell Center; Waco, Texas)Rankings: AP/Coaches; All times Central

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NR/NR BAYLOR (19-14, 8-10 Big 12) vs. NR/NR MISSISSIPPI STATE (23-11, 9-9 SEC)March 18, 2018 • 11:00 a.m. CT • Watch: ESPN and WatchESPN • Listen: ESPN Central Texas & TuneIn AppWaco, Texas • Ferrell Center (10,284) • Social Media: @BaylorMBB | #SicMSU | #NIT

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TEAM INFORMATIONBAYLOR (19-14, 8-10 Big 12)Ranking NR — AP, RV-42nd — CoachesHead Coach Scott Drew (Butler, 1993) Career Record 316-205 (16th season) BU Record 296-194 (15th season) vs. MSU 1-0

MISSISSIPPI STATE (23-11, 9-9 SEC)Ranking NR — AP, NR — CoachesHead Coach Ben Howland (Weber State, 1979) Career Record 452-252 (22nd season) MSU Record 53-44 (3rd season) vs. Baylor 0-0SID Gregg Ellis — [email protected]

LAST GAME STARTERS# P NAME YR PPG RPG APG MPG20 G Manu Lecomte Sr. 16.3 2.2 3.6 34.00 F Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. Sr. 13.9 8.7 1.9* 30.821 F Nuni Omot Sr. 9.8 3.7 1.7 23.711 F Mark Vital RFr. 6.8 5.6 2.2 23.93 G Jake Lindsey Jr. 4.6 2.6 3.3 23.5

# P NAME YR PPG RPG APG MPG11 G Q. Weatherspoon Jr. 14.6 5.8 3.4 31.51 G Lamar Peters So. 9.8 2.4 4.3 27.323 G Tyson Carter So. 8.4 1.9 1.3 22.924 F Abdul Ado Fr. 7.8 6.5 1.9* 26.63 F Xavian Stapleton Jr. 6.2 2.6 0.6 19.6* - blocks per game

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QUICK HITS• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. ranks 3rd in the Big 12 in rebounding (8.6), 5th in blocks (1.9) and 13th in scoring (13.9).• Manu Lecomte is 7th in the Big 12 in scoring (16.3), 5th in 3FGM/gm (2.8) and 1st in free throw pct. (.884).• Jake Lindsey ranks 2nd in the Big 12 and 34th nationally with a 2.7 assist-to-turnover ratio.• Terry Maston leads all Big 12 reserves with five 20-point games; he’s scored 23+ points in 4 of the last 11 games.• Tristan Clark’s .608 FG% is 3rd-best by a freshman in program history (Quincy Acy .655, Brian Skinner .598).• Baylor is 2-10 vs. ranked teams after going 18-18 vs. ranked opponents over the previous 3 seasons.• Baylor is 55-12 against in-state opponents since the start of the 2011-12 season.• Baylor has won 89% of its games when leading at the half since 2011-12 (133-16).• Baylor overcame a second-half deficit to win 13 times last season and has done so five times this season.• BU reached double-digit non-conference wins for the 11th time in the last 12 seasons (all except 2012-13).• Baylor is 171-78 over the last 7 seasons, averaging 25.3 wins per season since 2012.• Baylor’s 171 wins since 2011-12 are second-most in the Big 12 behind only Kansas (207).• Baylor is 262-125 since 2007-08, the first year Drew’s staff had a full allotment of scholarships.• Baylor has the nation’s 11th-longest active streak with at least one 3-point FG made in 868 straight games.• Baylor won the 2017 Hall of Fame Classic, its 5th tournament title under Drew (2007 Paradise Jam, 2011 Las

Vegas Classic, 2013 NIT, 2016 Battle 4 Atlantis, 2017 Hall of Fame Classic).

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS• Drew is in his 15th season at Baylor and is the school’s all-time wins leader (295).• Baylor is one of nine teams to be nationally ranked in each of the last 11 seasons dating back to 2007-08 –

Baylor, Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan State, Notre Dame and North Carolina.• Baylor has had a nation-leading four players selected in the NBA Draft since 2010 who weren’t ranked in the

ESPN100 out of high school — Quincy Acy, Ekpe Udoh, Pierre Jackson and Taurean Prince.• Six Baylor players have been selected in the last six NBA Drafts, 10th-most nationally.• In Drew’s first 14 seasons at Baylor, 34 players have gone on to professional careers.• BU has graduated 93 percent of its scholarship seniors since Drew took over in 2003 (28 of 30).• Baylor is one of 13 teams nationally to make four or more Sweet 16 appearances since 2010.• The Bears have advanced to postseason play in a school-record seven straight seasons (5 NCAA, 2 NIT).• BU is 17-3 in regular-season tournaments since 2013-14, including 4-0 in the 2017 Hall of Fame Classic.• Drew has won 20+ games in a school-record six consecutive seasons and nine of the last 10 years.• Drew (47) is the youngest of nine coaches to take his current program to four Sweet 16s since 2010.

DREW ERA HIGHLIGHTS• Drew is coaching his 491st game at Baylor (296-194). His .604 winning percentage is best in BU history among coaches with 40+ games, and he’s the program’s all-time wins leader.• Baylor has a .678 winning percentage (262-125) since Drew’s first year with no scholarship restrictions in 2007-08 and a .687 winning percentage (171-78) over the last 7 seasons since 2011-12.• In Drew’s 15 seasons as Baylor head coach, BU has been ranked in 211 of 490 games. Prior to Drew, BU was ranked in 2 of 2,197 games over 97 seasons. In 10 seasons since 2008-09, BU has been ranked in 208 of 355 games.• BU has graduated 93 percent of its scholarship seniors since Drew took over in 2003 (28 of 30).• In Drew’s first 14 seasons at Baylor, 34 players have gone on to professional careers.

PRONUNCIATIONSJohn JAKUS JAYK-usJo LUAL-ACUIL Jr. LOO-ahl ah-CHU-illMANU LECOMTE MAHN-ew la-CONN-tOBIM OKEKE OH-bihm OH-kay-kayNUNI OMOT NOO-nee OH-mahtMark VITAL VYE-tuhl

PARTICIPATIONCONSECUTIVE STARTS23 Manu Lecomte20 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr.12 Jake Lindsey2 Nuni Omot1 Mark Vital

CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED102 Jake Lindsey53 Nuni Omot48 King McClure33 Tristan Clark24 Manu Lecomte, Mark Vital21 Terry Maston20 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr.2 Tyson Jolly1 Jonathan Davis, Obim Okeke

CAREER STARTS67 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr.64 Manu Lecomte34 King McClure30 Tristan Clark18 Nuni Omot17 Jake Lindsey, Mark Vital2 Terry Maston

CAREER GAMES PLAYED136 Manu Lecomte (71 games at Miami)105 Terry Maston102 Jake Lindsey99 King McClure67 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr.58 Nuni Omot33 Tristan Clark32 Mark Vital22 Jonathan Davis19 Tyson Jolly7 Obim Okeke

2017-18 BAYLOR BASKETBALL ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT WT CL.-EXP. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL0 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. F 7-0 225 Sr.^-1L Melbourne, Australia/Kingsway Christian College (Neosho CC)3 Jake Lindsey G 6-5 200 Jr.-2L Houston, Texas/Olympus HS [Utah]4 Mario Kegler G/F 6-7 230 So.#-TR Jackson, Miss./Oak Hill Academy (Mississippi State)10 Tyson Jolly G 6-4 190 RFr.*-SQ Oklahoma City, Okla./Putnam City West HS11 Mark Vital G/F 6-5 230 RFr.*-SQ Lake Charles, La./Advanced Prep International20 Manu Lecomte G 5-11 175 Sr.^-1L Brussels, Belgium/Athene des Pagodes (Miami)21 Nuni Omot F 6-9 205 Sr.-1L St. Paul, Minn./Mahtomedi HS (Concordia-St. Paul/Indian Hills CC)22 King McClure G 6-3 215 Jr.-2L Dallas, Texas/Triple A Academy25 Tristan Clark F 6-9 240 Fr.-HS San Antonio, Texas/Wagner HS30 Jonathan Davis F 6-6 205 Jr.-SQ Argyle, Texas/Argyle HS31 Terry Maston F 6-8 225 Sr.-3L DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto HS34 Obim Okeke G 6-0 225 So.-HS Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman HS45 Freddie Gillespie F 6-8 240 Jr.#-TR St. Paul, Minn./East Ridge HS (Carleton)

^ - sat out 2015-16 as redshirt * - sat out 2016-17 as redshirt # - will sit out 2017-18 to satisfy NCAA transfer rules

COACHING & SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach: Scott Drew (Butler, 1993), 16th season overall, 15th season at BaylorAssociate Head Coach: Jerome Tang (Charter Oak State, 2007), 15th seasonAssistant Coaches: Alvin Brooks III (Idaho State, 2002), 2nd season; John Jakus (Trinity International, 1999), 1st seasonDirector of Video Operations: Ty Beard (Baylor, 2009), 1st seasonAssociate Director of Operations & Recruiting: Aditya Malhotra (Baylor, 2006), 5th seasonSpecial Assistant & Director of Player Development: Jared Nuness (Valparaiso, 2001), 8th seasonDirector of Operations: Bill Peterson (Eckerd, 1979), 1st season

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THE DREW FILEPERSONALBirthdate: Oct. 23, 1970Birthplace: Kansas City, Mo.Family: Wife, Kelly; daughter Mackenzie, sons Peyton and Brody

EDUCATIONCollege: Butler, 1993; Valparaiso, 1994 (Master’s)

COACHING EXPERIENCE1993-01 Valparaiso (assistant coach)2001-02 Valparaiso (associate head coach)2002-03 Valparaiso (head coach)2003-pres. Baylor (head coach)

THE DREW WORKSHEETYEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONF.2002-03 Valparaiso 20-11 12-22003-04 Baylor 8-21 3-13 2004-05 Baylor 9-19 1-15 2005-06‡ Baylor 4-13 4-12 2006-07 Baylor 15-16 4-12 2007-08 Baylor1 21-11 9-7 2008-09 Baylor2 24-15 5-11 2009-10 Baylor1 28-8 11-52010-11 Baylor 18-13 7-92011-12 Baylor1 30-8 12-62012-13* Baylor2 23-14 9-92013-14 Baylor1 26-12 9-92014-15 Baylor1 24-10 11-72015-16 Baylor1 22-12 10-82016-17 Baylor1 27-8 12-62017-18 Baylor 19-14 8-10TOTAL 16th season 316-205 125-141BAYLOR 15th season 296-194 113-139‡ Baylor played no non-conference schedule due to NCAA sanctions.* Two of Baylor’s wins were credited to interim head coach Jerome Tang.1 NCAA Tournament Appearances | 2 NIT Appearances

DREW VS. 2017-18 OPPONENTSOPPONENT CAREERAlcorn State ...................................................................... 2-0Central Arkansas ............................................................... 1-0Creighton ........................................................................... 2-0Florida ............................................................................... 0-1Iowa State..................................................................... 12-12Kansas ............................................................................ 4-22Kansas State ................................................................. 11-14Oklahoma ...................................................................... 10-22Oklahoma State ............................................................. 16-15Randall .............................................................................. 2-0Sam Houston State ............................................................ 3-0Savannah State ................................................................. 4-0Southern ............................................................................ 8-0Texas ............................................................................ 15-20TAMU-Corpus Christi ......................................................... 2-1TCU ................................................................................. 11-2Texas Southern.................................................................. 8-0Texas Tech .................................................................... 17-12Wagner .............................................................................. 1-0West Virginia ..................................................................... 8-7Wichita State ..................................................................... 1-1Wisconsin .......................................................................... 1-1Xavier ................................................................................ 3-1CAREER W-L TOTAL ................................................316-205

BAYLOR’S NIT HISTORY• Baylor is making its 6th appearance in the NIT (1987, 1990, 2001, 2009, 2013, 2018).• This year is Baylor’s first NIT No. 1 seed. The Bears were previously No. 8, No. 8, No. 5, No. 3 and No. 2.• Baylor is 10-4 all-time in the NIT, including a 10-1 record during the Scott Drew era.• Baylor is 5-0 in NIT games at the Ferrell Center, 2-3 in road games and 3-1 in New York.• Baylor is 7-0 in NIT games as the higher seed and 3-4 as the lower seed.

BAYLOR IN THE NIT1987 March 12 First Round [1] UALR 42, [8] Baylor 41 Little Rock, Ark.1990 March 15 First Round [1] Mississippi State 84, [8] Baylor 75 Starkville, Miss.2001 March 14 First Round [4] New Mexico 83, [5] Baylor 73 Albuquerque, N.M.2009 March 18 First Round [3] Baylor 74, [6] Georgetown 72 Waco, Texas March 21 Second Round [3] Baylor 84, [2] Virginia Tech 66 Blacksburg, Va. March 24 Quarterfinals [3] Baylor 74, [1] Auburn 72 Auburn, Ala. March 31 Semifinals [3] Baylor 76, [1] San Diego State 62 New York April 2 Championship [2] Penn State 69, [3] Baylor 63 New York2013 March 20 First Round [2] Baylor 112, [7] Long Beach State 66 Waco, Texas March 22 Second Round [2] Baylor 89, [3] Arizona State 86 Waco, Texas March 27 Quarterfinals [2] Baylor 79, [4] Providence 68 Waco, Texas April 2 Semifinals [2] Baylor 76, [3] BYU 70 New York April 4 Championship [2] Baylor 74, [3] Iowa 54 New York2018 March 13 First Round [1] Baylor 80, [8] Wagner 59 Waco, Texas

A WIN WOULD ...• Extend Baylor’s NIT winning streak to 7 straight and improve the Bears to 11-1 in NIT games under Scott Drew.• Make Baylor 11-4 all-time in NIT games, including 8-0 when playing as the higher seed and 6-0 at home.• Advance Baylor to the NIT quarterfinals for a 3rd straight NIT appearance.• Give Baylor 20+ wins for a 7th straight season and 10th time in the last 11 years. Prior to 2007-08, Baylor had three 20-win seasons in the program’s first 101 years.• Improve Baylor’s record to 93-44 during Terry Maston’s four-year career.

SERIES HISTORY• Sunday is the 4th series meeting between Baylor and Mississippi State. MSU leads the series 2-1.• Baylor won the most recent meeting, 54-52 in Dallas on Dec. 28, 2011. BU was ranked No. 6 and Mississippi State was ranked No. 15 when the teams met at American Airlines Center in a non-conference game.• Mississippi State won the first two series meetings – 70-61 in the 1959 Murray State Classic in Murray, Ky., and 84-75 in the 1990 NIT first round in Starkville.

SUCCESS AGAINST SEC TEAMS• Baylor is 9-3 against Southeastern Conference teams since the 2012-13 season.• The Bears have wins at Kentucky, at Vanderbilt, at South Carolina, and at Ole Miss, as well as a neutral-site win against Kentucky and home wins against Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Georgia and Texas A&M.• BU’s only losses against an SEC opponent in the last six seasons were at No. 24 Texas A&M in 2015-16, vs. South Carolina in the 2017 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 and at No. 20 Florida in the 2018 Big 12/SEC Challenge.

IMPRESSIVE NON-CONFERENCE NUMBERS AT HOME• Baylor has won 49 consecutive non-conference home games against unranked opponents.• BU’s last home loss in non-conference play against an unranked team was Dec. 4, 2012 against Northwestern.• Baylor is 52-1 in its last 53 non-conference home games, with the lone loss to No. 8 Wichita State on Dec. 2, 2017.• Baylor is 26-2 in all home games against unranked opponents over the last two seasons, with both losses to K-State.• Baylor is 117-13 in non-conference home games during the 15-year Scott Drew era, including a 91-5 record since 2007-08, his first year without scholarship restrictions.

NATION’S FIFTH-BEST POSTSEASON RECORD• Baylor’s 20-7 postseason record over the past nine seasons is the nation’s fifth-best among teams with at least three NCAA Tournament berths since 2009 (updated through 3/16/18). • The only teams with better postseason winning percentages than Baylor’s .741 are North Carolina (.821), Kentucky (.784), Connecticut (.783) and Duke (.767).• The Bears’ 20 postseason wins in that span are seventh-most, trailing only North Carolina (32), Kentucky (29), Duke (23), Michigan State (22), Kansas (22) and Florida (21).• Baylor went 4-1 and advanced to the 2009 NIT Championship game, 3-1 on their way to NCAA Tournament Elite Eight berths in 2010 and 2012, 5-0 to claim the 2013 NIT title and 2-1 on its way to Sweet 16s in 2014 and 2017. MOST POSTSEASON WINS SINCE 2009 BEST POSTSEASON WINNING PERCENTAGES 32 — North Carolina .821 — North Carolina (32-7) 29 — Kentucky .784 — Kentucky (29-8) 23 — Duke .783 — Connecticut (18-5) 22 — Michigan State, Kansas .767 — Duke (23-7) 21 — Florida .741 — BAYLOR (20-7), Louisville (20-7) 20 — BAYLOR, Louisville

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SEVEN CONSECUTIVE POSTSEASON BERTHS• Baylor is on a school-record streak of seven consecutive postseason berths, matching the total number of postseason berths in the program’s 97 seasons prior to the Scott Drew era.• Baylor is 1 of 16 teams to appear in every postseason since 2012, joining Arizona, BYU, Cincinnati, Duke, Gonzaga, Iona, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, New Mexico State, North Carolina, Oregon, Saint Mary’s, Virginia and Wichita State.• The Bears earned NCAA Tournament bids in 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 and NIT bids in 2013 and 2018.• Baylor has made postseason appearances in 10 of 11 seasons since 2008. Prior to that, Baylor’s only postseason berths were in 1946 (NCAA), 1948 (NCAA), 1950 (NCAA), 1987 (NIT), 1988 (NCAA), 1990 (NIT) and 2001 (NIT).• Baylor is 20-8 in postseason national tournaments during the Drew era after going 3-9 prior to Drew’s arrival.

TEN LOSSES AGAINST RANKED TEAMS, INCLUDING SIX ON ROAD• Ten of Baylor’s 14 losses this season have been against ranked opponents, including six road games.• The Bears six road losses against ranked teams came at No. 21 Xavier, at No. 22 Texas Tech, at No. 2 West Virginia, at No. 10 Kansas, at No. 20 Florida and at No. 12 Oklahoma. Baylor also lost on the road at ISU, at TCU and at K-State.• Three of those road losses were by one possession – at WVU (57-54), at KU (70-67) and at OU (98-96).• BU has home losses vs. No. 8 Wichita State, in overtime vs. No. 16 TCU, vs. No. 21 WVU and vs. Kansas State.

SIX TOP-10 WINS IN LAST TWO SEASONS• Baylor has knocked off top-10 ranked opponents six times in the last two seasons.• BU has gone 5-2 in home games against top-10 teams since 2016-17, knocking off No. 4 Oregon, No. 7 Xavier and No. 10 West Virginia last season and No. 10 Kansas and No. 7 Texas Tech this season.• Baylor also notched a top-10 win in the 2016 Battle 4 Atlantis title game against No. 10 Louisville.

BIG 12’S SECOND-BEST ROAD MARK SINCE 2012• Baylor is 30-33 in Big 12 road games since 2012, second-best in the league behind only Kansas (42-21).• BU is 21-24 in Big 12 road games since 2014, trailing only Kansas (29-16) and West Virginia (22-23).• Big 12 road teams started conference play 8-1, but went 20-61 after Jan. 3. Road teams went 35-55 last season. LAST SEASON (2017) LAST 5 YEARS (2014-PRES.) LAST 7 YEARS (2012-PRES.) Kansas — 8-1 Kansas — 29-16 Kansas — 42-21 Baylor — 5-4 West Virginia — 22-23 Baylor — 30-33 Iowa State — 5-4 Baylor — 21-24 West Virginia — 25-29 Oklahoma State — 5-4 Iowa State — 16-29 Iowa State — 23-40 West Virginia — 5-4 Oklahoma — 15-30 Kansas State — 23-40 Kansas State — 4-5 Kansas State — 12-33 Oklahoma — 19-44 TCU —2-7 Texas — 12-33 Oklahoma State — 18-45 Oklahoma —1-8 Oklahoma State — 12-33 Texas — 17-46 Texas — 0-9 Texas Tech — 8-37 Texas Tech — 9-54 Texas Tech — 0-9 TCU — 6-39 TCU — 6-48

COMEBACKS FALLING SHORT• Baylor led at halftime in only 5 of its 18 Big 12 games this season, but the Bears were tied or had a lead inside the final 2 minutes in 12 of their 18 conference games (8-10 record).• The Bears are 2-4 in one-possession games, with four Big 12 losses vs. ranked teams by a combined 11 points.• Baylor was tied or leading in the final 2 minutes in four of its Big 12 losses, including three times on the road vs.top-12 ranked teams: vs. No. 24 TCU, at No. 2 West Virginia, at No. 10 Kansas and at No. 12 Oklahoma. HALFTIME MARGIN 2H DEFICIT OVERCOME 2H LARGEST LEAD LATE TIE/LEAD RESULTvs. No. 24 TCU Down 8 (28-36) Down 12; 18:30 left Up 4; 4:00 left Up 2; 0:20 reg & 1:30 OT L, 78-81at No. 2 WVU Tied (29-29) Down 4; 8:50 left Tied; 3:30 left Tied 51-51; 1:00 left L, 54-57at No. 10 KU Down 11 (27-38) Down 13; 19:00 left Up 6; 2:50 left Up 1; 1:49 left L, 67-70at No. 12 OU Down 6 (46-52) Down 8; 12:30 left Up 4; 2:05 left Up 3; 0:55 left L, 96-98

PROTECTING HALFTIME LEADS• Baylor is 15-0 this season when leading at halftime, but the Bears have led at half in just six of their last 21 games.• Baylor has won 89% of its games (133-16) when leading at the half since 2011-12 (15-0 in 2017-18, 18-3 in2016-17, 18-2 in 2015-16, 21-7 in 2014-15, 18-2 in 2013-14, 17-1 in 2012-13 and 26-1 in 2011-12).• BU has won 38% of games in which its been tied or trailing at the half since 2011-12, going 38-62 in those.• BU has led at halftime in 149 of 249 games over the last seven seasons, and BU is 171-78 since 2011-12.

SECOND-MOST WINS AMONG BIG 12 TEAMS SINCE 2011-12• Baylor’s 171-78 record since 2011-12 trails only Kansas (207-49) among Big 12 teams (thru 3/15/18).• Iowa State (160-81) is 3rd, West Virginia (152-87) is 4th, Kansas State (144-89) is 5th, Oklahoma (141-92) is 6th, Texas (131-106) is 7th, Oklahoma State (129-101) is 8th, TCU (110-121) is 9th and Texas Tech (108-116) is 10th.• Baylor has averaged 25.3 wins per season over six seasons since 2011-12.

FOUR NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES IN LAST FIVE SEASONS• Baylor has its school-record streak of four consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances snapped in 2018.• BU is 1 of 29 teams to appear in four NCAA Tournaments since 2014, joining Arizona, Butler, Cincinnati, Dayton, Duke, Gonzaga, Iowa State, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Michigan State, New Mexico State, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Providence, Purdue, SFA, Texas, Texas Southern, UCLA, VCU, Villanova, Virginia, West Virginia, Wichita State, Wisconsin and Xavier.

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICSCurrent Streak .............................................................. Won 1 Current Home Streak .................................................... Won 2Current Road/Neutral Streak ......................................... Lost 3Last Win ....................................March 13 vs. Wagner (80-59) Last Home Win .....................March 13 vs. Wagner (80-59) Last Away Win ..........................Feb. 12 at Texas (74-73, 2ot)Last Loss .................March 9 vs. No. 18 West Virginia (65-78) Last Home Loss ................Feb. 20 vs. No. 21 WVU (60-71) Last Away Loss ...............March 9 vs. No. 18 WVU (65-78)

2017-18 RECORD BY STARTING LINEUP Lecomte (g), McClure (g), Omot (f), Clark (f), Lual-Acuil (f) ..........10-3Lecomte (g), Lindsey (g), Vital (f), Clark (f), Lual-Acuil (f) ............... 5-4Lecomte (g), McClure (g), Vital (f), Clark (f), Lual-Acuil (f) .............. 1-5Lecomte (g), Lindsey (g), Omot (f), Maston (f), Lual-Acuil (f) ......... 1-1Lindsey (g), McClure (g), Omot (f), Clark (f), Lual-Acuil (f) .............. 1-0Lecomte (g), Lindsey (g), Omot (f), Vital (f), Lual-Acuil (f) ............... 1-0Lecomte (g), McClure (g), Omot (f), Vital (f), Clark (f) .................... 0-1

RECORD WHEN... 2017-18 DREW ALL B12 ERALeading or tied at halftime 15-1 5-1 238-43Trailing at halftime 4-13 3-9 60-151

Shoot 50 percent or higher 10-0 4-0 143-11Shoot lower than 50 percent 9-14 4-10 155-183Shoot higher pct than opponent 17-1 7-1 262-26Shoot lower percentage than opp 2-13 1-9 36-168Opp. shoot lower than 50 percent 19-8 8-5 284-103Opp. shoot 50 percent or higher 0-6 0-5 14-91

Score fewer than 60 points 1-2 1-2 9-49Score 60-plus points 18-12 7-8 289-145Score 70-plus points 15-4 5-4 252-62Score 80-plus points 10-2 3-2 126-11Score 90-plus points 4-1 0-1 55-3Score 100-plus points 3-0 0-0 20-0

Opp. score fewer than 50 points 1-0 0-0 29-1Opp. score fewer than 60 points 6-1 2-1 107-8Opp. score fewer than 70 points 16-2 7-1 218-50Opp. score fewer than 80 points 17-9 8-6 281-130Opp. score 80-plus points 2-5 0-4 17-64Opp. score 90-plus points 0-2 0-2 3-19

More rebounds than opponent 16-8 7-7 225-70Equal/fewer rebounds than opp. 3-6 1-3 73-12440+ rebounds 8-3 3-3 117-28Fewer than 40 rebounds 11-11 5-7 181-166

Fewer turnovers than opp. 7-5 3-3 147-63Equal/more turnovers than opp. 12-9 5-7 151-131

Games decided by 5 or fewer pts 3-4 2-4 62-54

OT games 1-1 1-1 18-5Games as AP ranked team 10-3 0-1 148-63Games vs. AP ranked opponents 2-10 2-6 38-94

Games following a loss 7-8 4-5 98-91Games following a win 12-6 4-5 200-103

More points in paint than opp. 17-12 7-8 215-75Equal/fewer pts in paint than opp. 2-2 1-2 83-119

More points off TO than opp. 8-5 2-3 180-65Equal/fewer pts off TO than opp. 11-9 6-7 118-129

More bench points than opp. 12-10 7-8 173-94Equal/fewer bench points than opp. 7-4 1-2 125-100

More 2nd-chance points than opp. 7-11 2-9 167-100Equal/fewer 2nd-ch. pts than opp. 12-3 6-1 131-94

Playing in November 5-1 0-0 67-12Playing in December 5-2 0-1 70-17Playing in January 2-7 2-6 62-61Playing in February 6-2 6-2 55-65Playing in March 1-2 0-1 42-38Playing in April 0-0 0-0 2-1


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TWENTY WINS VS. RANKED TEAMS IN LAST FOUR SEASONS• Baylor has gone 20-27 against ranked teams since the start of the 2014-15 season (2-9 this season).• Last season, Baylor went 6-3 against ranked opponents, including a school-record four wins over top-10 teams.• BU had a school record seven wins over ranked teams in 2014-15.• BU is 37-66 against AP-ranked teams since 2007-08 after going 0-27 in Drew’s first four rebuilding seasons. • Baylor has won multiple games vs. AP Top 25 teams in each of the last 11 seasons. The Bears have defeated at least five ranked teams in four consecutive seasons entering 2017-18.

MASTON, LECOMTE AND LUAL-ACUIL EARN BIG 12 HONORS• Terry Maston (Sixth Man Award), Manu Lecomte (Second Team) and Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. (Third Team) were honored with 2018 All-Big 12 awards, as voted on by the league’s coaches.• This marked a 12th consecutive season Baylor has had multiple All-Big 12 honorees.• Baylor’s starting point guard was named All-Big 12 for a 7th straight season and 13th time in the last 14 years.• Maston became the fourth Baylor player to win the league’s Sixth Man Award, joining LaceDarius Dunn (2009 freshman season), Quincy Acy (2011 junior season) and Taurean Prince (2015 junior season).• Lecomte became the ninth Baylor player selected to one of the three coaches’ All-Big 12 teams in consecutive seasons. He was an All-Big 12 Third Team selection as a junior in 2017 and moved up to Second Team in 2018.• Lual-Acuil earned a spot on the All-Big 12 Third Team after being named to the All-Newcomer and All-Defensive teams as a junior in 2017. He was also an AP All-Big 12 Honorable Mention selection last season.

POINT GUARDS THRIVE IN DREW’S SYSTEM• Seven of Baylor’s eight starting point guards during the Scott Drew era have earned All-Big 12 recognition.• Baylor’s starting point guard has earned All-Big 12 recognition in 13 of 14 seasons since 2004-05.• Manu Lecomte (2017, 2018), Lester Medford (2016), Kenny Chery (2014, 2015), Pierre Jackson (2012, 2013), Tweety Carter (2010), Curtis Jerrells (2007, 2008, 2009) and Aaron Bruce (2005, 2006, 2007) have been named All-Big 12.

BEARS PULL AWAY FROM WAGNER FOR NIT FIRST ROUND WIN• Baylor built an 21-9 lead in the first quarter of its NIT first round game against Wagner on March 13, and Wagner couldn’t cut the deficit to less than 7 points the rest of the way, as BU won 80-59 at the Ferrell Center.• Baylor’s lead was 53-43 heading to the fourth quarter, but BU started on a 14-2 run to put the game away.• Five Bears scored in double-figures, led by Manu Lecomte’s game-high of 24 points and 6 assists.

TURNOVERS COSTLY IN BIG 12 QUARTERS LOSS TO WVU• Baylor built an early 18-9 lead in its Big 12 Championship quarterfinal game vs. West Virginia, but WVU closed the half on a 20-5 run capped by a halfcourt shot at the buzzer to take a 29-23 lead at the break.• The Bears cut the deficit to 2 points early in the second half, but WVU answered with an 11-0 run and the Bears trailed by at least 9 points the rest of the way. • Manu Lecomte scored a game-high 27 points, including 22 in the 2nd half, and posted a career-high 6 boards.

OMOT’S 30 NOT ENOUGH IN MANHATTAN• Baylor got a huge performance from Nuni Omot with 30 points off the bench, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Kansas State’s hot shooting in a 77-67 loss in Manhattan on March 3.• K-State completed the season sweep and shot at least 51.7% in all four halves against Baylor this season.• BU led 23-22 with 6 minutes left in the 1st half, but K-State closed the half on a 13-2 run to lead 35-25 at half.• K-State extended its lead to 16 points with 9:15 left. Omot scored 11 points as part of a 13-2 Baylor run that cut the deficit to 62-57 with 6:20 remaining, but that’s as close as Baylor would get.

BEARS GET HUGE WIN OVER OKLAHOMA ON SENIOR NIGHT• Baylor held OU to 5-of-25 shooting in the first half on its way to a 39-19 halftime lead, and the Bears led by at least 16 points the rest of the way as they cruised to an 87-64 Senior Night win over Oklahoma on Feb. 27.• Baylor’s four scholarship seniors combined for 65 points, out-scoring OU on their own. Terry Maston (23), Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. (17), Manu Lecomte (16) and Nuni Omot (9) combined to shoot 26-of-47 (55%) from the field.• BU out-scored OU 52-26 in the paint and out-rebounded the Sooners 44-29.

DEFENSIVE STRUGGLES COST BEARS AT TCU• Baylor allowed TCU to shoot 54% from the field in an 82-72 loss in Fort Worth on Feb. 24.• The Bears trailed by 5 at the half, but fought back to take a 57-56 lead with 8:50 remaining, but TCU scored on 10 of their 13 remaining possessions to finish at 70% shooting in the 2nd half (16-of-23).• Baylor posted 50 points in the paint, and all 25 of the Bears’ 2-point field goals were in the paint.• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. had a game-high 22 points, while Tristan Clark added 14 points and Mark Vital had 12.

EARLY TURNOVERS TOO MUCH TO OVERCOME VS. NO. 21 WEST VIRGINIA• Baylor fell in an early hole and never got closer than 11 points in a 71-60 loss vs. No. 21 West Virginia on Feb. 20.• Baylor committed 12 first-half turnovers and shot just 19% (5-of-26) on its way to a 40-18 halftime deficit.• The Bears committed only 2 turnovers and shot 44% (14-of-32) in the 2nd half, but the deficit was too large.• BU rallied to cut a 28-point deficit to 12 with 8 minutes left, but the momentum stopped with WVU’s 4-point play.• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. had 16 points and 10 boards for his 4th double-double in as many career games vs. WVU.

SEASON HONORSJONATHAN DAVISAcademic All-Big 12 First Team

MANU LECOMTEAll-Big 12 Second Team (coaches)All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (AP)Big 12 Player of the Week (Feb. 12)

JAKE LINDSEYCoSIDA Academic All-District 7 First TeamAcademic All-Big 12 First Team

JO LUAL-ACUIL JR.All-Big 12 Third Team (coaches)All-Big 12 Honorable Mention (AP)Hall of Fame Classic MVP

TERRY MASTONBig 12 Sixth Man Award (coaches)NCAA.com National Player of the Week (Feb. 19)Big 12 Player of the Week (Feb. 19)

KING MCCLUREAcademic All-Big 12 Second Team

DOUBLE-FIGURE GAMESPOINTS REBOUNDS26 Lecomte 14 Lual-Acuil Jr.24 Lual-Acuil Jr. 3 Maston 14 Maston 2 Clark13 McClure 2 Vital13 Omot10 Clark 9 Vital 3 Lindsey

DOUBLE-DOUBLES ASSISTS13 Lual-Acuil Jr. 1 Jolly2 Clark2 Maston

20-POINT GAMES 30-POINT GAMES10 Lecomte 2 Omot5 Maston 1 Lecomte4 Omot 1 Lual-Acuil Jr.3 Lual-Acuil Jr. 1 McClure


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BEARS EARN SECOND TOP-10 WIN IN DEFENSIVE BATTLE VS. TEXAS TECH• Baylor overcame a 4-point deficit with 3 minutes left to beat No. 7 Texas Tech 59-57 on Feb. 17.• The win extended Baylor’s winning streak to a school single-season record 5 straight Big 12 games.• Terry Maston had his second straight 20-point game with 24 points in 30 minutes off the bench, including the game-winning basket to give Baylor a 58-57 lead with 1:26 remaining.• BU shot only .333 from the field, its lowest in a win since Jan. 10, 2015. The Bears won despite being held below 60 points for the first time since a 54-49 win at Texas Tech on Feb. 17, 2015.

LUAL-ACUIL’S DUNK GIVES BEARS DOUBLE OT WIN AT TEXAS• Baylor finally won a one-possession game, when Jo Lual-Acuil’s putback dunk with 6 seconds remaining gave the Bears a 74-73 double-overtime win at Texas on Feb. 12. It was the Bears’ 4th straight victory.• The Bears led by as many as 9 points and led for 41:37 of game time, while trailing for only 2:48.• Texas tied the game with two free throws with 12 seconds left in regulation and again tied it with two freethrows with 3 seconds left in the first OT. UT took a 73-72 lead with 20 seconds left in the 2nd OT, but afterManu Lecomte drove and missed a jumper with 6 seconds left, Lual-Acuil’s putback dunk gave BU the win.• Terry Maston posted a career-high 26 points, including 6 points in each of the overtime periods.

BEARS GET SIGNATURE WIN OVER NO. 10 KANSAS• Baylor got its best win of the season with an 80-64 victory over No. 10 Kansas on Feb. 10, its 3rd straight win.• The Bears held Kansas to 20 first-half points, its fewest in a half this season, and BU had a 30-20 lead at half.• Kansas cut the Baylor lead to 58-56 with 7 minutes left, but Manu Lecomte answered with an 8-0 run on his own and Baylor led by at least 9 points the rest of the way. Lecomte had 18 points and a game-high 6 assists.• BU shot .654 (17-of-26) in the 2nd half and finished at .566 (30-of-53), its best in a Big 12 game this season.• The win snapped an 11-game losing streak against Kansas and was Baylor’s first over a ranked team this season.

TOUGH DEFENSE GIVES BEARS FIRST ROAD WIN, SWEEP OF OKLAHOMA STATE• Baylor claimed its first road win of the season and swept the season series vs. OSU with a 67-56 win on Feb. 6.• BU pulled away by holding Oklahoma State scoreless for a span of 9:36, going on a 16-0 run to take a 44-30 lead.• The Bears led by at least 5 points the rest of the way, holding OSU to 37% from the field and 24% from 3-point range.• Baylor won despite shooting a season-low 48 field goals and committing 19 turnovers.

INSIDE ADVANTAGE LEADS TO WIN OVER IOWA STATE• Baylor overcame a 32-30 halftime deficit and poor 3-point shooting (2-of-14) in an 81-67 win over Iowa State on Feb. 3.• The Bears shot 77% (17-of-22) on 2-point attempts in the 2nd half, building a 52-28 advantage in points in the paint.• Baylor’s defense held Iowa State below 30% on 2-point attempts (14-of-47) and out-rebounded ISU 43-35.• Baylor’s bench out-scored ISU 40-8, with Terry Maston posting a career-high 23 points on 9-of-11 shooting.• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. posted his 10th double-double of the season with 10 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocks.

BEARS PUT UP 96 POINTS IN LOSS AT NO. 12 OKLAHOMA• Baylor again had a late lead slip away, as the Bears were up 3 in the final minute before No. 12 Oklahoma rallied for a 98-96 win in Norman on Jan. 30. It was Baylor’s most points in a loss since Jan. 23, 1995, more than 23 years ago.• BU was led by 29 points from Manu Lecomte and 23 points off the bench from Nuni Omot.• Baylor shot 51.7% from 3-point range (15-of-29), making its most 3-pointers since Feb. 12, 2014.• Omot went 6-of-6 from 3-point range, breaking the school record for most 3-pointers made without a miss.• Trae Young made as many free throws (16-of-19) as the Bears attempted as a team (11-of-16).

FLORIDA BURNS NETS TO HAND BU FIRST BIG 12/SEC CHALLENGE LOSS• Baylor fell in an early hole with No. 20 Florida making 9-of-12 first-half 3-pointers, and the Bears were unable to mount a comeback in an 81-60 loss in Gainesville on Jan. 27. It was BU’s first loss in the Big 12/SEC Challenge (4-1).• Florida jumped out to a 24-14 lead, and the Bears couldn’t cut the deficit beyond 9 points the rest of the way.• For the game, Florida made 14-of-25 (56%) from 3-point range, while BU went 3-of-15 (20%) from downtown.

BROWN AND WADE LEAD K-STATE PAST BEARS• Baylor trailed by 16 points in the first half at 35-19, and though the Bears cut the deficit to 5 points at halftime, they were never able to get any closer in a 90-83 loss on Jan. 22 at the Ferrell Center.• Barry Brown and Dean Wade combined for 58 points on 18-of-28 from the field and 18-of-20 from the foul line.• K-State started the second half on a 26-12 run to rebuild their lead to 19 points at 71-52 with 10 minutes left.• Baylor’s 83 points were its most in a loss since Dec. 28, 2012. a 94-87 loss at No. 13 Gonzaga.

ANOTHER LATE RUN COSTLY IN LOSS AT NO. 10 KANSAS• Baylor battled back from a 13-point 2nd-half deficit to take a 6-point lead with 2:50 left, but No. 10 Kansas closed the game on a 9-0 run to take a 70-67 win in Lawrence on Jan. 20. BU fell to 0-16 all-time in Lawrence.• The Bears fell behind 9-0 early and didn’t get within 5 points until less than 13 minutes remaining in the game. BU trailed 53-47 with 7:44 to play, but went on an 18-6 run over the next 4:30 to take a 65-59 lead. • Kansas took a 1-point lead with 1:09 to play, and BU missed two potential go-ahead field goals in the final minute.

GAME TRENDS W/L TIME TIME TIME SCORE LEADING TRAILING TIEDCentral Ark. W, 107-66 37:24 1:49 0:47TAMU-CC W, 70-46 30:00 5:43 4:17Alcorn State W, 78-61 38:50 — 1:10vs. Wisconsin W, 70-65 38:21 — 1:39vs. Creighton W, 65-59 6:00 31:48 2:12

at Xavier L, 63-76 0:13 37:52 1:55Wichita State L, 62-69 8:11 27:03 4:46Sam Houston St. W, 84-56 39:14 — 0:46Randall W, 105-82 39:45 — 0:15Texas Southern W, 99-68 38:12 — 1:48

Savannah St. W, 118-86 37:44 1:51 0:25Southern W, 80-60 33:59 3:06 2:55at Texas Tech L, 53-77 — 38:48 1:12TCU L, 78-81 ot 8:16 29:13 7:31Texas W, 69-60 20:51 14:45 4:24

at West Virginia L, 54-57 19:03 15:13 5:44at Iowa State L, 65-75 9:21 24:54 5:45Oklahoma St. W, 76-60 30:39 6:57 2:24at Kansas L, 67-70 4:13 35:16 0:31Kansas St. L, 83-90 — 38:36 1:24

at Florida L, 60-81 — 39:38 0:22at Oklahoma L, 96-98 8:37 27:07 4:16Iowa State W, 81-67 29:50 6:51 3:19at Oklahoma St. W, 67-56 26:07 9:52 4:01Kansas W, 80-64 37:17 1:45 0:58

at Texas W, 74-73 2ot 41:37 2:48 5:35Texas Tech W, 59-57 22:10 9:59 7:51West Virginia L, 60-71 0:47 38:38 0:35at TCU L, 72-82 1:49 35:15 2:56Oklahoma W, 87-64 33:08 5:20 1:32

at K-State L, 67-77 3:23 36:12 0:25vs. West Virginia L, 65-78 12:30 24:11 3:19Wagner W, 80-59 39:10 — 0:50

TOTAL 696:41 550:30 87:49

LARGEST LEADS & DEFICITS W/L HALFTIME LARGEST LARGEST SCORE MARGIN LEAD DEFICITCentral Ark. W, 107-66 +16 (53-37) +41 -3TAMU-CC W, 70-46 +6 (28-22) +26 -2Alcorn State W, 78-61 +17 (42-25) +26 —vs. Wisconsin W, 70-65 +12 (38-26) +19 —vs. Creighton W, 65-59 -9 (24-33) +9 -12

at Xavier L, 63-76 -5 (34-39) +2 -14Wichita State L, 62-69 -4 (29-33) +5 -7Sam Houston St. W, 84-56 +15 (40-25) +31 —Randall W, 105-82 +15 (49-34) +25 —Texas Southern W, 99-68 +11 (43-32) +34 —

Savannah St. W, 118-86 +24 (61-37) +33 -2Southern W, 80-60 +12 (39-27) +26 -3at Texas Tech L, 53-77 -21 (19-40) — -29TCU L, 78-81 ot -8 (28-36) +4 -12Texas W, 69-60 -2 (38-40) +9 -7

at West Virginia L, 54-57 – (29-29) +9 -4at Iowa State L, 65-75 -7 (27-34) +4 -10Oklahoma St. W, 76-60 -1 (26-27) +20 -5at Kansas L, 67-70 -11 (27-38) +6 -13Kansas St. L, 83-90 -5 (40-45) — -19

at Florida L, 60-81 -12 (31-43) — -24at Oklahoma L, 96-98 -6 (46-52) +5 -9Iowa State W, 81-67 -2 (30-32) +17 -3at Oklahoma St. W, 67-56 +9 (39-30) +14 -4Kansas W, 80-64 +10 (30-20) +16 -1

at Texas W, 74-73 2ot +3 (25-22) +9 -3Texas Tech W, 59-57 +4 (35-31) +8 -4West Virgnia L, 60-71 -22 (18-40) +2 -28at TCU L, 72-82 -5 (28-33) +2 -11Oklahoma W, 87-64 +20 (39-19) +30 -5

at K-State L, 67-77 -10 (25-35) +2 -16vs. West Virginia L, 65-78 -6 (23-29) +9 -19Wagner W, 80-59 +13 (40-27) +24 —


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LECOMTE SCORES 25 IN SECOND HALF TO LEAD BEARS PAST OKLAHOMA STATE• Baylor put up 50 second-half points to erase a 27-26 halftime deficit and beat Oklahoma State 76-60 on Jan. 15.• BU held OSU’s starters to 20 total points. BU also had 20 assists and 8 turnovers, it’s best ratio this season.• Manu Lecomte’s 3-pointer to start the second half gave BU a 29-27 lead, and the Bears led the rest of the game.• Lecomte scored a career-high 30 points, including 25 in the second half. He went 7-of-12 from 3-point range.

LATE RUN COSTS BEARS AT IOWA STATE• Baylor dropped its 3rd consecutive Big 12 road game, 75-65, at Iowa State on Jan. 14.• BU overcame a 34-27 halftime deficit to take a 49-45 lead with 10 minutes remaining.• Iowa State took the lead for good with 7:37 remaining and closed on a 22-9 run to end the game. • Freshman Tristan Clark had his best stat line, posting career-highs of 16 points, 15 rebounds and 3 blocks.

ANOTHER CLOSE LOSS AT NO. 2 WEST VIRGINIA• Baylor built an early 9-point lead on Jan. 9 at West Virginia, but WVU fought back to tie the game at halftime, and the Bears couldn’t regain the lead the rest of the way in a 57-54 loss. WVU’s largest lead in the game was 4 points.• BU trailed 55-54 with 6 seconds left, and Manu Lecomte’s potential game-tying 3-pointer at the buzzer went long.• Baylor held West Virginia to 31% from the field (19-61), the lowest percentage and fewest field goals by a BU opponent this season, but BU shot a season-low 36% (19-53) and committed 21 turnovers that led to 20 WVU points. • WVU committed a season-low 15 fouls, and the Bears attempted 11 free throws, one above their season low.

BEARS FIGHT BACK TO BEAT TEXAS FOR FIRST BIG 12 WIN• Baylor used lockdown defense to take a 69-60 win over Texas on Jan. 6. The Bears limited Texas to 20 points in the second half, including holding the Longhorns scoreless over the final 5 minutes.• BU trailed 40-33 with one minute left in the first half, but the Bears closed the half on a 5-0 run and kept the momentum with a 6-0 run to start the second half to take a 44-40 lead. BU didn’t trail the rest of the way.• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. led the Bears with 17 points, 6 rebounds, 4 blocks and 3 steals in 36 minutes.

LUAL-ACUIL RETURN PROVIDES BOOST, BUT BEARS FALL TO TCU IN OVERTIME• BU rallied from an 8-point halftime deficit to force overtime, but No. 16 TCU claimed an 81-78 win on Jan. 2.• TCU led by as many as 12 points in the second half, but a 14-0 run gave the Bears a 49-46 lead with 11:30 left. BU took a 60-56 lead with 3:53 remaining in the second half, but TCU went on a 6-0 run to go back in front.• Jake Lindsey drove for a layup with 17 seconds left to tie the game and force overtime, and the Bears led by 2 points with 1:30 remaining in OT before a Vlad Brodziansky 3-pointer gave TCU a lead it wouldn’t relinquish.• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. and Terry Maston returned to form after missing time with injuries. Lual-Acuil had 28 points and 11 boards in a career-high 42 minutes, while Maston added 20 points and 9 boards in 28 minutes off the bench.

BIG MAN INJURIES COSTLY IN LOSS AT TEXAS TECH• BU suffered a 77-53 loss in its Big 12 opener at No. 22 Texas Tech on Dec. 29.• The Bears were playing without their second-leading scorer Jo Lual-Acuil Jr., who sat out with a left foot sprain, and though Terry Maston returned after missing 6 games with a broken shooting hand, he went 0-for-4 from the field.• BU recorded a Drew-era low 3 assists, and were out-rebounded by 18 (39-21), its most since Nov. 30, 2008.• Mark Vital tied his career high with a team-best 12 points in his first start.• Vital combined with Tristan Clark to give the Bears two freshmen starters in the frontcourt. It was the first time BU started two freshmen in a Big 12 game since Feb. 3, 2007 at Iowa State (Tweety Carter and Josh Lomers).

BEARS HANG WITH NO. 8 WICHITA STATE, BUT FALL LATE• BU played from behind most of the game against No. 8 Wichita State, but Jake Lindsey’s and-1 tied the game at 62-62 with 3:10 to go. The Bears wouldn’t score again, missing their final five shots to fall 69-62.• The loss snapped Baylor’s 46-game non-conference home winning streak, which was the nation’s second-longest.• Mark Vital had 8 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals in 19 minutes off the bench filling in at the power forward spot.

EARLY DEFICIT TOO MUCH AT NO. 21 XAVIER• BU fell behind 21-8 on Nov. 28 at Xavier, and though the Bears used a 21-9 run to cut the deficit to one late in the first half, Xavier never relinquished the lead. BU trailed 61-56 with 7:30 to play, but Xavier closed on a 15-7 run.• Terry Maston scored 15 first-half points, but he left the game with a broken hand in the 2nd half.• Freshman Mark Vital established season highs with 11 points and 7 rebounds in 20 minutes off the bench.

SECOND-HALF RALLY TO CLAIM HALL OF FAME CLASSIC OVER CREIGHTON• BU rallied from 12 points down with 18 minutes left to beat Creighton, 65-59, in the Hall of Fame Classic title game. • Creighton has scored 92+ points in every other game this season and averages 99.2 ppg in those games.• King McClure scored 15 second-half points on his way to career-highs of 19 points and 32 minutes.

BU HOLDS OFF LATE RALLY TO DEFEAT WISCONSIN, 70-65• Baylor advanced to the Hall of Fame Classic title game by knocking off Wisconsin, 70-65, on Nov. 20.• The Bears never trailed in the game and led by 19 points with less than 12 minutes remaining. Wisconsin held BU without a field goal over the final 8:43 and got within 2 points, but the Bears iced the game at the foul line.• Manu Lecomte went 13-of-15 at the charity stripe on his way to a game-high 24 points.• Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. scored a career-high 19 points and had 10 rebounds for his 3rd double-double in four games.

RANKINGS THRU 3/15/18TEAM BIG 12 NAT’LRebounding Margin (+5.8) 2nd 26thScoring Margin (+6.1) 5th 84thField Goal Pct. (.468) 4th 69thField Goal Pct. Defense (.411) 2nd 37thAssists Per Game (15.0) 4th 83rdBlocks Per Game (4.5) 4th 40thRebounds Per Game (38.2) 2nd 55thAdj. Offensive Eff. (111.1) 8th 71stAdj. Defensive Eff. (94.7) 3rd 13thOffensive Rebound Pct. (35.2) 2nd 10thEffective FG% (51.7) 6th 139thEffective FG% Defense (47.2) 2nd 28thKenPom Team Rankings (+16.38) 5th 32nd

TRISTAN CLARK BIG 12 NAT’LBlocks (0.9) 13th Double-Doubles (2) 16th

MANU LECOMTE BIG 12 NAT’LScoring (16.3) 7thAssists (3.6) 8thFree Throw Pct. (.884) 1st 22nd3-Point FG Pct. (.386) 14th 85th3-Point FGs Made (2.8) 5th 56thAssist:TO Ratio (1.7) 10thMinutes (34.0) 9th

JAKE LINDSEY BIG 12 NAT’LAssists (3.3) 11th Assist:TO Ratio (2.7) 2nd 34th

JO LUAL-ACUIL JR. BIG 12 NAT’LScoring (13.9) 13thRebounding (8.7) 3rd 56thField Goal Pct. (.513) 10th 88thBlocks (1.9) 4th 50thOffensive Rebounds (2.8) 4th 68thDefensive Rebounds (5.9) 3rd 78thMinutes (30.8) 17thDouble-Doubles (13) 2nd 37th

TERRY MASTON BIG 12 NAT’LScoring (10.9) 28thRebounding (5.7) 13thField Goal Pct. (.521) 9thOffensive Rebounds (2.3) 9thDouble-Doubles (2) 16th

NUNI OMOT BIG 12 NAT’LField Goal Pct. (.486) 14th3-Point FG Pct. (.431) 4th

MARK VITAL BIG 12 NAT’LRebounding (5.6) 14th Offensive Rebounds (2.2) 11th


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SPECIALTY STATISTICS[PP - Points in the paint; POT - Points off turnovers; 2nd - Second chance points; BP - Points off the bench]

[BAYLOR-OPPONENT]OPPONENT PP POT 2ND BPCentral Arkansas 46-28 16-18 6-5 23-23TAMU-Corpus Christi 36-24 15-0 7-9 26-9 Alcorn State 40-24 20-7 15-4 20-18vs. Wisconsin 18-30 9-6 11-11 13-23vs. Creighton 34-26 7-13 9-8 15-15

at Xavier 34-30 15-14 10-12 26-21Wichita State 34-28 10-5 12-8 11-20Sam Houston State 36-32 23-8 11-13 22-22Randall 54-27 16-19 21-7 5-16Texas Southern 58-26 24-12 10-13 22-17

Savannah State 54-20 19-15 18-8 21-29Southern 40-36 12-19 4-9 20-13at Texas Tech 24-22 12-13 6-11 4-42TCU 52-38 12-15 24-9 33-13Texas 44-30 13-19 6-12 23-9

at West Virginia 22-10 7-20 13-8 10-15at Iowa State 28-24 11-4 20-15 8-5Oklahoma State 30-20 20-15 7-10 20-40at Kansas 34-28 11-11 16-1 20-5Kansas State 38-32 13-20 8-2 23-8

at Florida 34-20 7-20 8-5 22-21at Oklahoma 39-34 12-9 15-11 33-0Iowa State 52-28 16-20 8-10 40-8at Oklahoma State 26-22 19-27 9-10 22-6Kansas 38-34 12-16 14-11 26-23

at Texas 36-38 8-17 13-18 32-12Texas Tech 28-24 6-12 16-10 33-11West Virginia 28-28 20-22 15-7 23-15at TCU 50-32 15-12 20-10 17-15Oklahoma 52-26 21-14 11-11 22-13

at Kansas State 26-28 12-20 13-8 45-9vs. West Virginia 30-28 8-22 9-14 9-11Wagner 32-22 15-19 10-10 29-6

BAYLOR TOTAL 1227 456 395 718Baylor Average 37.2 13.8 12.0 21.8

OPP TOTAL 899 483 314 513Opp Average 27.2 14.6 9.5 15.5

DOUBLE-DIGIT NON-CONFERENCE WINS FOR 5TH STRAIGHT SEASON• Baylor entered Big 12 play with double-digit wins for a 5th straight season and 11th time in the last 12 years.• All told, Baylor has gone 132-21 prior to Big 12 play over the last 12 seasons dating back to 2006-07, including a 9-9 record against AP Top 25 teams.• BU entered Big 12 play 10-2 in 2017-18, 12-0 in 2016-17, 10-2 in 2015-16, 11-1 in 2014-15, 12-1 in 2013-14, 8-4 in 2012-13, 13-0 in 2011-12, 10-3 in 2010-11, 12-1 in 2009-10, 12-2 in 2008-09, 12-2 in 2007-08 and 10-3 in 2006-07.

BEARS SIGN TWO FOR 2018-19• Baylor signed two student-athletes to National Letters of Intent in the fall signing period.• BU inked Matthew Mayer out of Austin’s Westlake High School and Darius Allen out of Palm Beach State College.• Mayer is a 6-foot-7, 190-pound consensus four-star recruit ranked No. 57 in the 2018 ESPN100.• Allen is a 6-foot-4, 185-pound guard who was a second-team JuCo All-American last season.

RANKED IN 11 STRAIGHT SEASONS• Baylor is one of nine teams to be nationally ranked in each of the last 11 seasons dating back to 2007-08 – Baylor, Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan State, Notre Dame and North Carolina.• BU cracked a string of 38 consecutive unranked seasons when it was tabbed No. 25 in 2007-08. • The Bears reached as high as No. 19 in 2008-09, No. 19 in 2009-10, No. 9 in 2010-11, No. 3 in 2011-12, No. 16 in 2012-13, No. 7 in 2013-14, No. 14 in 2014-15, No. 13 in 2015-16, No. 1 in 2016-17 and No. 16 in 2017-18.

GRADUATING 93 PERCENT OF SENIORS• Since Scott Drew took over the Baylor Basketball program in 2003, 28 of 30 scholarship players who have played their fourth years under Drew have graduated from Baylor.• Players recruited by Drew to graduate at Baylor: Tim Bush, Patrick Fields, Aaron Bruce, Mamadou Diene, Delbert Simpson, Curtis Jerrells, Henry Dugat, Kevin Rogers, Tweety Carter, Josh Lomers, Ekpe Udoh, Fred Ellis, Quincy Acy, Anthony Jones, J’mison Morgan, A.J. Walton, Cory Jefferson, Brady Heslip, Gary Franklin, Kenny Chery, Royce O’Neale, Lester Medford, Rico Gathers, Taurean Prince, Al Freeman, Johnathan Motley, Ishmail Wainright and Jo Lual-Acuil Jr.

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT — FROM UNRANKED TO NBA DRAFT PICKS• Baylor has had a nation-leading four players selected in the NBA Draft since 2010 who weren’t ranked in the ESPN100 out of high school. • The only other schools with three such players were Colorado, Marquette, Missouri, New Mexico and Connecticut. • Baylor developed Quincy Acy, Ekpe Udoh, Pierre Jackson and Taurean Prince into NBA Draft picks after joining the program as unranked recruits.

HISTORY OF DEVELOPMENT WITH REDSHIRTS• Baylor has a track record of success when players redshirt under Scott Drew. Ekpe Udoh, Johnathan Motley, Cory Jefferson, Brady Heslip and Royce O’Neale have all gone on to professional careers after redshirting.• Manu Lecomte (transfer) and Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. (medical issues) redshirted during the 2015-16 season, and Mark Vital and Tyson Jolly redshirted due to the team’s depth in 2016-17.• Mario Kegler and Freddie Gillespie are both redshirting this season while sitting out to satisfy NCAA transfer rules.

SIX NBA DRAFT PICKS IN LAST SIX SEASONS• Baylor’s six NBA Draft picks over the last six years are the nation’s 10th most, trailing only Kentucky, Duke, Syracuse, Kansas, North Carolina, UCLA, Arizona, Louisville and Michigan.• A program-record three Baylor players were selected in the 2012 NBA Draft — Perry Jones III (28th pick; Oklahoma City Thunder), Quincy Acy (37th pick; Toronto Raptors) and Quincy Miller (38th pick; Denver Nuggets). Pierre Jackson (42nd pick, Philadelphia 76ers; traded to New Orleans Pelicans) was chosen in the 2013 draft, Cory Jefferson (60th pick; San Antonio Spurs; traded to Brooklyn Nets) was selected in 2014 and Taurean Prince (12th pick; Utah Jazz; traded to Atlanta Hawks) was chosen in 2016.

34 PRO PLAYERS IN DREW ERA• In Scott Drew’s 14 years at Baylor, 34 of his players have gone on to professional careers.• Five of Drew’s players are currently playing in the NBA, and they all graduated from Baylor – Quincy Acy (Nets), Johnathan Motley (Mavericks), Royce O’Neale (Jazz), Taurean Prince (Hawks) and Ekpe Udoh (Jazz).• A complete list of pro players from the Drew era is on page 158 of the 2017-18 men’s basketball media almanac.

CONSISTENTLY AMONG NATION’S BEST OFFENSES• Baylor’s offense has consistently ranked among the nation’s best over the last 10 seasons under Scott Drew. • The Bears have finished nine of the past 10 seasons among the top 25 nationally in KenPom’s adjusted offensive efficiency, joining Duke as the only programs to make that claim. • BU finished No. 23 in 2016-17, No. 13 in 2015-16, No. 18 in 2014-15, No. 9 in 2013-14, No. 14 in 2012-13, No. 8 in 2011-12, No. 102 in 2010-11, No. 3 in 2009-10, No. 11 in 2008-09 and No. 11 in 2007-08.


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BAYLOR BASKETBALL ON THE RADIO• Baylor basketball is aired live via the Baylor-IMG College Radio Network on ESPN Central Texas and flagship station 1660AM ESPN Radio (KRZI) in Waco and worldwide on Sirius/XM Radio.• Games are broadcast by the “Voice of the Bears” John Morris and former Baylor basketball standout Pat Nunley.• Morris is in his 31st year doing Baylor broadcasts, while Nunley is in his 35th season as color analyst.• All of Baylor’s games can be heard live on the Internet at www.BaylorBears.com and via the TuneIn App.

ONE OF 13 TEAMS WITH FOUR SWEET 16 APPEARANCES SINCE 2010• Baylor is one of 13 teams nationally to make four Sweet 16 appearances in the last eight years.• The Bears are joined by Arizona, Duke, Florida, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisville, Michigan State, North Carolina, Ohio State, Syracuse, Wisconsin and Xavier.• Scott Drew is the youngest of nine coaches nationally to lead his current program to four Sweet 16s since 2010. Drew (47) is joined by Xavier’s Chris Mack (48), Arizona’s Sean Miller (49), Kansas’ Bill Self (55), Kentucky’s John Calipari (59), Michigan State’s Tom Izzo (63), UNC’s Roy Williams (67), Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski (71) and Syracuse’s Jim Boeheim (73).

HISTORY OF SUCCESS WITH REDSHIRTS• Baylor has a track record of success when players redshirt under Scott Drew. Ekpe Udoh, Cory Jefferson, Brady Heslip and Royce O’Neale have all gone on to professional careers after redshirting while at BU.• Three players in Baylor’s current starting lineup have redshirted while at Baylor for various reasons.• Manu Lecomte (transfer), Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. (medical issues) and Mark Vital (depth) all redshirted at Baylor.

SCOTT DREW COACHING TREE• Three current Division I head coaches took their first DI head coaching jobs after stints on Scott Drew’s BU staff.• Matthew Driscoll is in his ninth season as head coach at North Florida after six seasons as a Baylor assistant.• Grant McCasland is in his first season as head coach at North Texas. He spent five years as a Baylor assistant before taking over as Arkansas State head coach in 2016-17.• Paul Mills is in his first season as head coach at Oral Roberts. He was a member of Drew’s original Baylor staff in 2003-04 and spent 14 years with Drew, the final eight as an assistant coach.

NEW FACES ON BAYLOR BENCH• Scott Drew added two new coaching staff members and promoted three others in June 2017.• Bill Peterson joined the staff as Director of Basketball Operations. He has more than a decade of NBA experience, including the prior three seasons as head coach of the NBA G-League’s Erie BayHawks, an Orlando Magic affiliate.• Ty Beard joined the staff as Director of Video Operations. He has six years of experience as a collegiate assistant coach, including the prior three at John Brown University. He was a Baylor Graduate Assistant in 2009-10 and 2010-11.• Jerome Tang was promoted to Associate Head Coach. He’s an original member of Drew’s Baylor staff and spent the previous 14 years as assistant coach.• Jared Nuness was promoted to Special Assistant and Director of Player Development. He’s in his eighth year on the Baylor staff, including five seasons as Director of Player Personnel and two years as Director of Video Operations.• Aditya Malhotra was promoted to Associate Director of Operations and Recruiting. He’s in his fifth season on the BU staff, including two seasons as Special Assistant to the Head Coach and two years as a Graduate Assistant.

UP NEXT• The winner of No. 1 seed Baylor vs. No. 4 seed Mississippi State will face the winner of No. 2 seed Louisville and No. 3 seed Middle Tennessee in a quarterfinal game with a trip to New York City on the line.• If Baylor wins, the quarterfinal game would be played in Waco, while if Mississippi State wins the winner of Louisville vs. Middle Tennessee would host the quarterfinal.• The NIT final four advance to play in New York’s Madison Square Garden. Semifinal games are scheduled for March 27 and the championship is set for March 29. All three games at MSG are televised on ESPN.

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS 1 2 3 4 5Central Ark. Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilTAMU-CC Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilAlcorn St. Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-Acuilvs. Wisconsin Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-Acuilvs. Creighton Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-Acuil

at Xavier Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilWichita St. Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilSHSU Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilRandall Lindsey McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilTexas So. Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-Acuil

Savannah St. Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilSouthern Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-Acuilat Texas Tech Lecomte McClure Omot Vital ClarkTCU Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-AcuilTexas Lecomte McClure Omot Clark Lual-Acuil

at WVU Lecomte McClure Vital Clark Lual-Acuilat Iowa St. Lecomte McClure Vital Clark Lual-AcuilOklahoma St. Lecomte McClure Vital Clark Lual-Acuilat Kansas Lecomte McClure Vital Clark Lual-AcuilKansas St. Lecomte McClure Vital Clark Lual-Acuil

at Florida Lecomte McClure Vital Clark Lual-Acuilat Oklahoma Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-AcuilIowa St. Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-Acuilat OSU Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-AcuilKansas Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-Acuil

at Texas Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-AcuilTexas Tech Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-AcuilWest Virginia Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-Acuilat TCU Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-AcuilOklahoma Lecomte Lindsey Omot Maston Lual-Acuil

at K-State Lecomte Lindsey Vital Clark Lual-Acuilvs. WVU Lecomte Lindsey Omot Maston Lual-AcuilWagner Lecomte Lindsey Omot Vital Lual-Acuil

BAYLOR IN THE RANKINGSWEEK W/L AP COACHESPreseason 0-0 24th (163) 24th (107)Nov. 13 1-0 25th (205) No UpdateNov. 20 3-0 22nd (206) 24th (113)Nov. 27 5-0 16th (576) 16th (265)Dec. 4 5-2 23rd (182) 22nd (123)Dec. 11 7-2 21st (281) 21st (150)Dec. 18 9-2 18th (396) 18th (210)Dec. 25 10-2 18th (437) 17th (233)Jan. 1 10-3 RV-26th (83) RV-27th (44)Jan. 8 11-4 RV-32nd (2) RV-29th (26)Jan. 15 11-6 NR RV-35th (4)Jan. 22 12-7 NR NRJan. 29 12-9 NR NRFeb. 5 13-10 NR NRFeb. 12 15-10 NR NRFeb. 19 17-10 RV-26th (52) RV-33rd (12)Feb. 26 17-12 NR NRMarch 5 18-13 NR RV-42nd (2)March 12 18-14 NR No Update


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CAREER POSTSEASON STATSTRISTAN CLARK BAYLOR

YEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2018 (NIT) 1-0 10-10.0 3-3 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2-3 3.0 1-0 0 3 2 1 6 6.0CAREER 1-0 10-10.0 3-3 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-2-3 3.0 1-0 0 3 2 1 6 6.0

JONATHAN DAVIS BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2017 (NCAA) 1-0 1-1.0 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 2.02018 (NIT) 1-0 2-2.0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0-1 1.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0CAREER 2-0 3-1.5 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1-0-1 0.5 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 1.0

TYSON JOLLY BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2018 (NIT) 1-0 13-13.0 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-3-3 3.0 1-0 0 3 1 0 0 0.0CAREER 1-0 13-13.0 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-3-3 3.0 1-0 0 3 1 0 0 0.0

MANU LECOMTE MIAMI/BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2014 (NIT) 5-3 99-19.8 9-24 .375 3-8 .375 19-21 .905 2-6-8 1.6 10-1 7 8 0 1 40 8.02017 (NCAA) 3-3 93-31.0 10-31 .323 3-13 .231 7-7 1.000 2-3-5 1.7 4-0 9 2 0 2 30 10.02018 (NIT) 1-1 36-36.0 8-14 .571 5-8 .625 3-4 .750 0-2-2 2.0 0-0 6 3 0 0 24 24.0CAREER 9-6 228-25.3 27-69 .391 11-29 .379 29-32 .906 4-11-15 1.7 14-1 22 13 0 3 94 10.4

JAKE LINDSEY BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2016 (NCAA) 1-0 17-17.0 1-2 .500 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 0-1-1 1.0 3-0 2 0 0 1 3 3.02017 (NCAA) 3-0 67-22.3 3-7 .429 1-4 .250 2-2 1.000 1-4-5 1.7 6-0 9 5 0 0 9 3.02018 (NIT) 1-1 13-13.0 1-2 .500 1-1 1.000 0-0 .000 0-1-1 1.0 0-0 5 0 0 3 3 3.0CAREER 5-1 97-19.4 5-11 .454 2-5 .400 3-4 .750 1-6-7 1.4 9-0 16 5 0 4 15 3.0

JO LUAL-ACUIL JR. BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2017 (NCAA) 3-3 70-23.3 12-19 .632 0-0 .000 3-5 .600 6-4-10 3.3 7-0 1 3 4 3 27 9.02018 (NIT) 1-1 19-19.0 4-6 .667 0-0 .000 2-4 .500 1-2-3 3.0 4-0 2 0 3 0 10 10.0CAREER 4-4 89-22.3 16-25 .640 0-0 .000 5-9 .556 7-6-13 3.3 11-0 3 3 7 3 37 9.3

TERRY MASTON BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2015 (NCAA) 0-0 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —2016 (NCAA) 1-0 10-10.0 3-5 .600 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 1-0-1 1.0 1-0 0 0 0 0 7 7.02017 (NCAA) 3-0 61-20.3 16-32 .500 0-0 .000 8-9 .889 7-13-20 6.7 7-0 3 3 2 4 40 13.32018 (NIT) 1-0 33-33.0 6-11 .545 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 3-5-8 8.0 1-0 3 2 0 1 13 13.0CAREER 5-0 104-20.8 25-48 .521 0-0 .000 10-15 .667 11-18-29 5.8 9-0 6 5 2 5 60 12.0

KING MCCLURE BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2016 (NCAA) 1-0 9-9.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 0-2-2 2.0 2-0 1 0 0 1 1 1.02017 (NCAA) 3-3 47-15.7 7-14 .500 5-9 .556 2-2 1.000 1-2-3 1.0 3-0 1 2 0 2 21 7.02018 (NIT) 1-0 19-19.0 3-7 .429 3-5 .600 1-2 .500 0-1-1 1.0 4-0 2 2 0 0 10 10.0CAREER 5-4 75-15.0 10-22 .454 8-15 .533 4-6 .667 1-5-6 1.2 9-0 4 4 0 3 32 6.4

OBIM OKEKE BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2018 (NIT) 1-0 2-2.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0CAREER 1-0 2-2.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0-0-0 0.0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

NUNI OMOT BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2017 (NCAA) 3-0 11-3.7 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 2-4 .500 0-0-0 0.0 2-0 3 1 0 1 2 0.72018 (NIT) 1-1 27-27.0 4-7 .571 1-3 .333 2-2 1.000 0-3-3 3.0 1-0 2 4 0 1 11 11.0CAREER 4-1 38-9.5 4-8 .500 1-4 .250 4-6 .667 0-3-3 0.8 3-0 5 5 0 2 13 3.3

MARK VITAL BAYLORYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2018 (NIT) 1-1 26-26.0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 1-5-6 6.0 1-0 1 1 0 0 3 3.0CAREER 1-1 26-26.0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 1-2 .500 1-5-6 6.0 1-0 1 1 0 0 3 3.0


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3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADECAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS PCT 3FA 3FM 1. LaceDarius Dunn 2007-11 .394 985 388 2. Brady Heslip 2011-13 .433 689 301 3. Tweety Carter 2006-10 .384 713 274 4. Aundre Branch 1991-95 .359 744 267 5. Roddrick Miller 1994-98 .351 618 217 Aaron Bruce 2004-08 .390 556 217 Curtis Jerrells 2005-09 .357 607 217 8. Manu Lecomte 2016- .395 410 162 9. Henry Dugat 2005-09 .367 431 158 10. Pierre Jackson 2011-13 .379 414 157

SEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON PCT 3FA 3FM 1. Brady Heslip 2013-14 .465 254 118 2. LaceDarius Dunn 2009-10 .419 277 116 3. LaceDarius Dunn 2008-09 .388 281 109 4. Aundre Branch 1994-95 .374 278 104 5. Tevis Stukes 1999-00 .350 286 100 Brady Heslip 2011-12 .455 220 100 7. Manu Lecomte 2017-18 .386 236 91 8. LaceDarius Dunn 2010-11 .357 249 89 9. Pierre Jackson 2012-13 .359 245 88 10. Kenny Taylor 2002-03 .390 223 87

3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGECAREER LEADERS MINIMUM 200 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASON 3FM 3FA PCT 1. Brady Heslip 2011-13 301 689 .437 2. Manu Lecomte 2016- 162 410 .395 3. LaceDarius Dunn 2007-11 388 985 .394 4. R.T. Guinn 2001-04 103 263 .392 5. Kenny Taylor 2001-03 105 269 .3903 6. Aaron Bruce 2004-08 217 556 .3902 7. Tweety Carter 2006-10 274 713 .384 8. Pierre Jackson 2011-13 157 414 .379 9. David Wesley 1989-92 123 326 .3773 10. Taurean Prince 2012-16 130 346 .376

SEASON LEADERS MINIMUM 75 ATTEMPTS PLAYER SEASON 3FM 3FA PCT 1. Mark Buchanan 1986-87 55 113 .487 2. Melvin Hunt 1990-91 45 96 .468 3. Brady Heslip 2013-14 118 254 .465 4. Brady Heslip 2011-12 100 220 .455 5. Royce O’Neale 2014-15 49 112 .438 6. Nuni Omot 2017-18 50 116 .431 7. Damond Mannon 1995-96 40 95 .421 8. LaceDarius Dunn 2009-10 116 277 .419 9. LaceDarius Dunn 2007-08 74 178 .416 10. Pierre Jackson 2011-12 69 169 .4083 11. Manu Lecomte 2016-17 71 174 .4080

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGECAREER LEADERS MINIMUM 200 MADE PLAYER SEASON FGM FGA PCT 1. Josh Lomers 2006-10 226 341 .663 2. Alex Holcombe 1989-93 364 602 .605 3. Quincy Acy 2008-12 503 835 .602 4. Terry Black 1999-01 332 562 .591 5. Steve Bartels 1965-69 264 449 .588 6. Brian Skinner 1994-98 673 1,171 .575 7. Darryl Middleton 1984-88 641 1,132 .566 8. William Chatmon 1969-71 449 808 .556 9. Daryl Bauchman 1981-83 226 415 .545 10. Cory Jefferson 2009-13 431 794 .543 Terry Maston 2014- 306 575 .532 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. 2016- 314 595 .528

SEASON LEADERS MINIMUM 75 MADE PLAYER SEASON FGM FGA PCT 1. Quincy Acy 2009-10 136 195 .6974 2. Josh Lomers 2009-10 92 132 .6969 3. Ben Echols 1999-00 82 131 .626 4. Alex Holcombe 1992-93 191 306 .624 5. Steve Bartels 1966-67 106 171 .6199 6. Pat Fees 1970-71 88 142 .6197 7. Johnathan Motley 2015-16 153 249 .614 8. Cory Jefferson 2012-13 191 313 .610 9. Tristan Clark 2017-18 93 153 .608 10. Terry Black 2000-01 191 317 .603 11. Brian Skinner 1995-96 187 311 .601

REBOUNDS PER GAMECAREER LEADERS MINIMUM 40 GAMES PLAYER SEASONS G REB AVG 1. William Chatmon 1970-71 50 671 13.4 2. Charles McKinney 1973-74 50 662 13.2 3. Jerry Mallett 1955-57 69 877 12.7 4. Darrell Hardy 1965-67 72 836 11.6 5. Tommy Bowman 1968-70 72 695 9.7 6. Lawrence Roberts 2002-03 56 518 9.3 7. Brian Skinner 1995-98 103 915 8.9 8. Winston Moore 1963-65 69 586 8.5 9. Terry Black 2000-01 60 483 8.1 10. Rico Gathers 2012-16 141 1,134 8.0 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. 2016- 67 511 7.6

DOUBLE-DOUBLESSEASON LEADERS PLAYER SEASON DD 1. Jerome Lambert 1993-94 19 2. Charlie McKinney 1973-74 18 3. Rico Gathers 2014-15 17 4. Ekpe Udoh 2009-10 16 5. Tommy Bowman 1968-69 15 6. William Chatmon 1970-71 14 Cory Jefferson 2013-14 14 Johnathan Motley 2016-17 14 9. William Chatmon 1969-70 13 Alex Holcombe 1992-93 13 Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. 2017-18 13

FREE THROW PERCENTAGECAREER LEADERS MINIMUM 100 MADE PLAYER SEASONS FTM FTA PCT 1. Manu Lecomte 2016- 187 217 .862 2. Kenny Chery 2013-15 163 190 .858 3. LaceDarius Dunn 2007-11 449 537 .836 4. John Lucas III 2002-03 104 125 .832 5. Brady Heslip 2011-14 121 146 .829 6. David Wesley 1989-92 365 441 .828 7. Pat Nunley 1978-81 118 143 .825 8. Steve Bartels 1966-69 216 262 .824 9. Aaron Bruce 2004-07 178 218 .817 10. DeMarcus Minor 1999-01 255 313 .815 Nuni Omot 2016- 85 101 .842

SEASON LEADERS MINIMUM 45 MADE PLAYER SEASON FTM FTA PCT 1. Pat Nunley 1979-80 47 53 .887 2. Manu Lecomte 2017-18 114 129 .884 3. Melvin Hunt 1990-91 45 51 .882 4. Kenny Chery 2013-14 102 116 .879 5. John Lucas III 2002-03 54 62 .871 6. LaceDarius Dunn 2009-10 126 147 .857 7. Nuni Omot 2017-18 64 75 .8533 8. Al Freeman 2015-16 87 102 .8529 9. Tom Stanton 1971-72 91 107 .851 10. Larry Gatewood 1968-69 125 148 .845 11. Pat Fees 1971-72 80 95 .842

BLOCKSCAREER LEADERS PLAYER SEASONS G AVG BLK 1. Brian Skinner 1994-98 103 3.36 346 2. Quincy Acy 2008-12 139 1.27 177 Isaiah Austin 2012-14 73 2.42 177 4. Cory Jefferson 2009-14 130 1.28 166 5. Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. 2016- 67 2.21 148 Mamadou Diene 2005-09 101 1.44 145 7. Ekpe Udoh 2009-10 36 3.69 133 8. Johnathan Motley 2014-17 102 1.20 122 9. Willie Sublett 1991-94 109 0.97 106 10. Joey Fatta 1989-92 102 0.99 101

BLOCKS PER GAMECAREER LEADERS MINIMUM 5O BLOCKS PLAYER SEASONS G BLK AVG 1. Ekpe Udoh 2009-10 36 133 3.69 2. Brian Skinner 1994-98 103 346 3.36 3. Isaiah Austin 2012-14 73 177 2.42 4. Jo Lual-Acuil Jr. 2016- 67 148 2.21 5. Mamadou Diene 2005-09 101 145 1.44 6. Greg Davis 2000-02 56 72 1.29 7. Cory Jefferson 2009-14 130 166 1.28 8. Quincy Acy 2008-12 139 177 1.27 9. Ben Echols 1999-00 45 55 1.22 10. Lawrence Roberts 2001-03 56 68 1.21

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25 — TRISTAN CLARKF • 6-9 • 240 • FR. • HSSAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (WAGNER HS)

SEASON/CAREER HIGHSPoints: — 16 vs. Randall (12/9/17); at Iowa State (1/13/18)FG: — 7, three timesFGA: — 13 at Iowa State (1/13/18)3FG: — 1 at Iowa State (1/13/18); at Oklahoma (1/30/18)3FGA: — 2 at Iowa State (1/13/18)FT: — 4, four timesFTA: — 7 vs. Sam Houston State (12/4/17)Rebounds: — 15 at Iowa State (1/13/18)Assists: — 4 at TCU (2/24/18)Steals: — 2, four timesBlocks: — 3, three timesTurnovers: — 3, three timesMinutes Played: — 33, three times

MISCELLANEOUS CAREER BU RECORDDouble-Figure Points: 10 6-4Double-Figure Rebounds: 2 1-1Double-Doubles: 2 1-12+ Blocks: 9 6-3Led team in Points: 1 0-1Led team in Rebounds: 6 2-4Led team in Blocks: 7 3-4Led team in Assists: 2 1-1

CLARK NOTEBOOK• Strong, skilled power forward; consensus four-star recruit out of San Antonio’s Wagner High School• Became first true freshman to start in BU debut since Ish Wainright in 2013 – had 15 pts in 27 minutes vs. Central Arkansas (11/10)• 30 starts are 3rd-most by a true freshman in program history (Quincy Miller 36 in 2012, Isaiah Austin 35 in 2013)• Current .608 field goal percentage is 3rd-best by a freshman in program history (Quincy Acy .655, Brian Skinner .598)• Posted career-highs of 16 points, 15 rebounds and 3 blocks in 28 minutes at Iowa State (1/13) – first 15-15 game by a Baylor freshman since Isaiah Austin went for 19 points and 20 rebounds against Oklahoma on Jan. 30, 2013.• Had career-first double-double with 16 points, 11 rebounds, 2 blocks and 2 steals in season-high 33 minutes vs. Randall (12/9)• Named 2017 6A Player of the Year by Texas Association of Basketball Coaches• Ranked No. 8 recruit in Texas and No. 106 overall in 2017 class by 247Sports composite rankings• Helped Wagner to 36-3 record and state runner-up finish during 2016-17 senior season• Played all 39 games as senior, averaging 17.5 points, 10.1 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 2.1 blocks per game• Spent 2015-16 junior year at Findlay Prep in Henderson, Nev. and 2014-15 sophomore season at Judson HS in Converse, Texas

2017-18 GAME-BY-GAMEOPPONENT DATE GS MIN FG 3FG FT OR-DR-TR PF A T B S PTSCentral Arkansas 11/10 * 27 7-9 0-0 1-1 0-2-2 2 3 1 0 0 15TAMU-Corpus Christi 11/13 * 17 2-5 0-0 0-2 2-2-4 3 1 2 1 0 4Alcorn State 11/17 * 25 6-7 0-0 0-0 4-5-9 1 2 1 1 0 12vs. Wisconsin 11/20 * 21 3-8 0-1 1-2 4-2-6 2 0 1 3 0 7vs. Creighton 11/21 * 15 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 3 2 2 0 1 2at Xavier 11/28 * 11 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 1 1 0 0 0Wichita State 12/2 * 29 2-7 0-0 2-2 4-5-9 4 0 2 2 0 6Sam Houston State 12/4 * 30 6-7 0-0 2-7 3-5-8 2 2 1 2 1 14vs. Randall 12/9 * 33 7-8 0-0 2-2 2-9-11 1 1 0 2 2 16Texas Southern 12/14 * 33 4-5 0-0 1-3 2-5-7 4 2 1 2 0 9Savannah State 12/17 * 26 2-3 0-0 0-0 2-5-7 2 0 3 1 0 4Southern 12/20 * 33 4-7 0-1 3-3 2-6-8 2 2 0 3 2 11at Texas Tech 12/29 * 21 3-7 0-0 4-5 2-2-4 5 0 1 0 0 10TCU 1/2 * 14 2-3 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 0 0 1 4Texas 1/6 * 25 3-3 0-0 2-2 1-3-4 0 0 1 1 1 8at West Virginia 1/9 * 27 1-2 0-0 4-4 1-7-8 1 0 2 0 1 6at Iowa State 1/13 * 28 7-13 1-2 1-4 5-10-15 1 1 1 3 1 16Oklahoma State 1/15 * 18 4-5 0-1 0-1 0-1-1 5 1 0 0 0 8at Kansas 1/20 * 12 2-4 0-0 2-2 0-3-3 4 0 2 0 0 6Kansas State 1/22 * 28 5-7 0-0 4-5 3-5-8 3 0 3 2 0 14at Florida 1/27 * 15 3-3 0-0 1-1 1-3-4 4 0 1 0 0 7at Oklahoma 1/30 * 24 2-5 1-1 0-0 0-2-2 3 1 0 2 0 5Iowa State 2/3 * 14 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-5-5 2 0 2 0 0 2at Oklahoma State 2/6 * 16 5-7 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 5 0 1 0 0 10Kansas 2/10 * 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 1 0at Texas 2/12 * 9 1-3 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 3 0 1 0 0 2Texas Tech 2/17 * 14 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0-0 3 1 1 1 1 1West Virginia 2/20 * 13 0-2 0-0 0-0 2-2-4 4 0 1 0 1 0at TCU 2/24 * 23 5-10 0-0 4-4 2-3-5 1 4 0 1 0 14Oklahoma 2/27 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 2 0 1 0 2 0at Kansas State 3/3 * 15 1-2 0-0 0-1 1-0-1 0 1 1 0 2 2vs. West Virginia 3/8 12 1-1 0-0 1-2 1-1-2 3 0 1 0 0 3Wagner 3/12 10 3-3 0-0 0-0 1-2-3 1 0 3 2 1 6

CLARK’S CAREER STATSYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2017-18 (FR.) 33-30 657-19.9 93-153 .608 2-7 .286 36-55 .655 47-101-148 4.5 80-3 25 38 29 18 224 6.8CAREER 33-30 657-19.9 93-153 .608 2-7 .286 36-55 .655 47-101-148 4.5 80-3 25 38 29 18 224 6.8


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30 — JONATHAN DAVISF • 6-6 • 205 • JR. • SQARGYLE, TEXAS (ARGYLE HS)

SEASON HIGHSPoints: — 3, three timesFG: — 1, four timesFGA: — 3 vs. Randall (12/9/17)3FG: — 1 vs. Randall (12/9/17); vs. Texas Southern (12/14/17)3FGA: — 3 vs. Randall (12/9/17)FT: — 1 vs. Central Arkansas (11/10/17)FTA: — 1 vs. Central Arkansas (11/10/17)Rebounds: — 1 vs. Southern (12/20/17); vs. Wagner (3/13/18)Assists: — 1 vs. Central Ark. (11/10/17); vs. Texas Southern (12/14/17)Steals: — Blocks: — Turnovers: — 1 vs. Alcorn State (11/17/17); vs. Southern (12/20/17)Minutes Played: — 5 vs. Randall (12/9/17); vs. TSU (12/14/17)

CAREER HIGHSPoints: — 9 vs. John Brown (12/18/16)FG: — 2 vs. John Brown (12/18/16)FGA: — 3 vs. Southern (12/14/16)3FG: — 1, three times3FGA: — 3 vs. Randall (12/9/17)FT: — 4 vs. John Brown (12/18/16)FTA: — 4 vs. John Brown (12/18/16)Rebounds: — 1, three timesAssists: — 1 vs. Central Ark. (11/10/17); vs. Texas Southern (12/14/17)Steals: — Blocks: — Turnovers: — 1, four timesMinutes Played: — 7 vs. John Brown (12/18/16)

MISCELLANEOUS 17-18 CAREER BU RECORDDouble-Figure Points: — — —Double-Figure Rebounds: — — —Led team in Points: — — —Led team in Rebounds: — — —Led team in Assists: — — —Led team in Bench Points: 1 1 1-0

DAVIS NOTEBOOK• Junior walk-on forward, was awarded scholarship for spring 2017 semester• Has seen action in 10 games off bench this season• Honored on Feb. 27 Senior Night vs. Oklahoma due to expected graduation; scored 2 points in 2 minutes• Practiced with team as freshman in 2015-16, but did not dress for games• Has played 22 career games, totaling 27 points in 52 minutes, averaging 20.8 points per 40 minutes• Played in 12 games, scoring 16 points and drawing 2 charges in 23 total minutes during 2016-17 sophomore season• Scored career-high 9 points on 2-of-2 FGs, 4-of-4 at FT line, in 7 minutes vs. John Brown (12/18/16)• Five-time member of Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll and Baylor Dean’s List

2017-18 GAME-BY-GAMEOPPONENT DATE GS MIN FG 3FG FT OR-DR-TR PF A T B S PTSCentral Arkansas 11/10 3 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 3TAMU-Corpus Christi 11/13 2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0Alcorn State 11/17 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0vs. Wisconsin 11/20 DNPvs. Creighton 11/21 DNPat Xavier 11/28 DNPWichita State 12/2 DNPSam Houston State 12/4 3 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0vs. Randall 12/9 5 1-3 1-3 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 3Texas Southern 12/14 5 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0-0 0 1 0 0 0 3Savannah State 12/17 DNPSouthern 12/20 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 1 0 0 0at Texas Tech 12/29 DNPTCU 1/2 DNPTexas 1/6 DNPat West Virginia 1/9 DNPat Iowa State 1/13 DNPOklahoma State 1/15 DNPat Kansas 1/20 DNPKansas State 1/22 DNPat Florida 1/27 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Oklahoma 1/30 DNPIowa State 2/3 DNPat Oklahoma State 2/6 DNPKansas 2/10 DNPat Texas 2/12 DNPTexas Tech 2/17 DNPWest Virginia 2/20 DNPat TCU 2/24 DNPOklahoma 2/27 2 1-2 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2at Kansas State 3/3 DNPvs. West Virginia 3/8 DNPWagner 3/12 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0

DAVIS’ CAREER STATSYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2016-17 (SO.) 12-0 23-1.9 5-9 .556 1-2 .500 5-6 .833 1-0-1 0.1 1-0 0 2 0 0 16 1.32017-18 (JR.) 10-0 29-2.9 4-9 .444 2-6 .333 1-1 1.000 1-1-2 0.2 3-0 2 2 0 0 11 1.1CAREER 22-0 52-2.4 9-18 .500 3-8 .375 6-7 .857 2-1-3 0.1 4-0 2 4 0 0 27 1.2


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10 — TYSON JOLLYG • 6-4 • 190 • RFR. • SQOKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (PUTNAM CITY WEST HS)

SEASON/CAREER HIGHSPoints: — 6 at Florida (1/27/18)FG: — 2 vs. Southern (12/20/17); at Florida (1/27/18)FGA: — 7 at Florida (1/27/18)3FG: — 1 vs. Southern (12/20/17); at Florida (1/27/18)3FGA: — 4 vs. Randall (12/9/17)FT: — 3 vs. West Virginia (2/20/18)FTA: — 4 vs. West Virginia (2/20/18)Rebounds: — 8 vs. Randall (12/9/17)Assists: — 10 vs. Randall (12/9/17)Steals: — 2 at Florida (1/27/18)Blocks: — 2 vs. Sam Houston State (12/4/17); at Kansas (1/20/18)Turnovers: — 3 vs. Randall (12/9/17); vs. Wagner (3/13/18)Minutes Played: — 24 vs. Randall (12/9/17)

MISCELLANEOUS CAREER BU RECORDDouble-Figure Points: — —Double-Figure Rebounds: — —Double-Figure Assists: 1 1-0Double-Doubles: — —2+ Blocks: 2 1-1Led team in Points: — —Led team in Rebounds: 1 0-1Led team in Blocks: 2 1-1Led team in Assists: 3 2-1Led team in Bench Points: 1 0-1

JOLLY NOTEBOOK• Redshirt freshman guard from Oklahoma City’s Putnam City West High School• Went 995 days between final high school game (March 13, 2015) and first collegiate game (Dec. 2, 2017 vs. Wichita State)• Missed first 6 games of 2017-18 season due to medical condition, was cleared to play in games on Dec. 2.• Had 6 points, 7 rebounds and 2 steals in 22 minutes off bench at No. 20 Florida (1/27), all career-high vs. Division I opponent• Posted 10 assists and 8 rebounds in 24 minutes off bench vs. Randall (12/9), most assists by a BU player this season• Filled stat sheet with 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 blocks in 17 minutes off bench vs. Sam Houston State (12/4)• Made BU debut with 3 minutes off bench vs. No. 8 Wichita State (12/2)• Sat out 2016-17 season as redshirt, participated as member of practice squad throughout season• Ranked No. 1 recruit in Oklahoma and No. 88 nationally in 2016 recruiting class by 247Sports.com• Originally signed NLI with California, but was released after coaching change; spent 2015-16 at Elev-8 Prep in Delray Beach, Fla.• Missed end of 2013-14 high school junior season with pulmonary embolism and seven blood clots in lungs

2017-18 GAME-BY-GAMEOPPONENT DATE GS MIN FG 3FG FT OR-DR-TR PF A T B S PTSCentral Arkansas 11/10 DNPTAMU-Corpus Christi 11/13 DNPAlcorn State 11/17 DNPvs. Wisconsin 11/20 DNPvs. Creighton 11/21 DNPat Xavier 11/28 DNPWichita State 12/2 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 1 0 0 0Sam Houston State 12/4 17 0-3 0-1 0-0 0-5-5 3 4 0 2 0 0vs. Randall 12/9 24 0-5 0-4 2-2 2-6-8 4 10 3 0 1 2Texas Southern 12/14 4 1-3 0-0 0-0 2-1-3 3 0 0 0 0 2Savannah State 12/17 DNPSouthern 12/20 15 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 2 0 0 5at Texas Tech 12/29 16 1-3 0-1 0-0 1-0-1 3 1 2 0 0 2TCU 1/2 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-0-1 0 0 0 0 0 0Texas 1/6 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0at West Virginia 1/9 5 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2at Iowa State 1/13 10 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 3 0 0 0 0 0Oklahoma State 1/15 4 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Kansas 1/20 10 1-3 0-2 0-0 1-1-2 2 0 0 2 1 2Kansas State 1/22 7 0-2 0-2 1-2 2-0-2 3 0 1 0 0 1at Florida 1/27 22 2-7 1-2 1-2 0-7-7 3 1 2 0 2 6at Oklahoma 1/30 12 1-3 0-1 0-0 0-1-1 1 0 0 0 0 2Iowa State 2/3 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0at Oklahoma State 2/6 DNPKansas 2/10 DNPat Texas 2/12 DNPTexas Tech 2/17 DNPWest Virginia 2/20 6 0-0 0-0 3-4 0-0-0 0 0 0 0 0 3at TCU 2/24 DNPOklahoma 2/27 DNPat Kansas State 3/3 DNPvs. West Virginia 3/8 1 0-2 0-2 0-0 0-0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0Wagner 3/12 13 0-3 0-0 0-0 0-3-3 1 0 3 1 0 0

JOLLY’S CAREER STATSYEAR GP-GS MIN-AVG FG-A PCT 3FG-A PCT FT-A PCT OFF-DEF-TOT AVG PF-D A TO B S TP AVG2016-17 (FR.) -REDSHIRT-2017-18 (RFR.) 19-0 177-9.3 9-43 .209 2-19 .105 7-10 .700 9-27-36 1.9 32-0 17 14 5 4 27 1.4CAREER 19-0 177-9.3 9-43 .209 2-19 .105 7-10 .700 9-27-36 1.9 32-0 17 14 5 4 27 1.4


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20 — MANU LECOMTEG • 5-11 • 175 • SR. • 1LBRUSSELS, BELGIUM (MIAMI)

SEASON HIGHSPoints: — 30 vs. Oklahoma State (1/15/18)FG: — 11 vs. Oklahoma State (1/15/18)FGA: — 22 at Oklahoma (1/30/18)3FG: — 7, three times3FGA: — 15 at Oklahoma (1/30/18)FT: — 13 vs. Wisconsin (11/20/17)FTA: — 15 vs. Wisconsin (11/20/17)Rebounds: — 6 at West Virginia (1/9/18); vs. West Virginia (3/9/18)Assists: — 7 vs. Savannah St. (12/17/17); at Texas (2/12/18)Steals: — 3 vs. Texas Southern (12/14/17); at Oklahoma (1/30/18)Blocks: — Turnovers: — 4 vs. West Virginia (2/20/18)Minutes Played: — 46 at Texas (2/12/18)

CAREER HIGHS (INCLUDES MIAMI)Points: — 30 vs. Oklahoma State (1/15/18)FG: — 11 vs. Oklahoma State (1/15/18)FGA: — 22 at Oklahoma (1/30/18)3FG: — 7, three times3FGA: — 15 at Oklahoma (1/30/18)FT: — 13 vs. Wisconsin (11/20/17)FTA: — 15 vs. Wisconsin (11/20/17)Rebounds: — 6 at West Virginia (1/9/18); vs. West Virginia (3/9/18)Assists: — 11 vs. Oral Roberts (11/11/16)Steals: — 3, four times (once at Miami, three times at Baylor)Blocks: — *1, three times (once at Miami, twice at Baylor)Turnovers: — *6 vs. Duke (1/22/14)Minutes Played: — 46 at Texas (2/12/18)* - games played while at Miami

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