Head Coach Billy Gillispie Ramel Bradley Joe Crawford

Ramel Bradley 

Joe Crawford 

Head Coach 

Billy Gillispie

GENERAL 

Location 

Lexington, Ky. 

Enrollment 27,000 

Founded 1865 

Colors 

Blue & White 

Nickname 

Wildcats 

Conference 

Southeastern (Eastern Division) 

Arena Rupp Arena (23,000) 

Arena Record 

401-50, .889 (31 years) 

NCAA Championships 7 (1948, ‘49, ‘51, ‘58, ‘78, ‘96, ‘98) 

NCAA Runners-up 3 (1966, 1975, 1997) 

Joe Craft Center Ticket Office 

800-928-CATS 

Rupp Arena Ticket Office 859-233-3535 

ADMINISTRATION 

President Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. (Kentucky ‘68) 

Faculty Representative 

Dr. Alan DeSantis (James Madison '88) 

Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart (Ottawa ‘81) 

Athletics Phone Number 859-257-8000 

MEDIA INFORMATION 

Basketball Contact Scott Stricklin (Mississippi State ‘92) 

Stricklin’s E-mail 

stricklin@uky.edu 

Asst. Basketball Contact John Hayden (Alabama, ‘98) 

Hayden’s E-mail 

john.hayden@uky.edu 

Office Phone 859-257-3838 

Office Fax 859-323-4310 

Office Address 

338 Lexington Ave., 

Joe Craft Center, Lexington, KY 40506 

Rupp Arena Press Row Phone 859-252-3602 

Internet Site 

ukathletics.com 

BASKETBALL STAFF 

Head Coach Billy Gillispie (Texas State, ‘83) 

Overall College Coaching Record 

Total: 100-58 (5 years) .633 

UTEP: 30-32 (2 years) .484 

Texas A&M: 70-26 (3 years) .729 

NCAA Appearances (Record) Three (3-3) 

Assistant Coaches Jeremy Cox (Mesa St. College, ‘91) 

Glynn Cyprien (Texas-San Antonio, ‘04) 

Administrative Asst.: (Office Phone) Peter Warden (859-257-1916) 

Best Time To Contact Coach Gillispie 

Coordinate through SID 

Asst. AD for Men’s Basketball 

Leon Smith 

Equipment Manager 

Bill Keightley 

Strength Coach Todd Forcier (Washington State, ‘99) 

Team Physicians 

Dr. Scott Mair, Dr. James Jagger 

2006-07 REVIEW 

Record: 22-12 (9-7 SEC, 4th Overall, 4th East) 

Home: 14-2, Away: 4-6, Neutral: 4-4 

NCAA Postseason Record: 1-1 

Defeated Villanova, 67-58; Lost to Kansas, 88-76 

Final AP Ranking: 

RV 

Final USA Today Ranking: 

RV 

2007-08 Kentucky Quick Facts 

2007-08 PREVIEW 

Starters Returning: 3 

No. Player Ht Cl Ppg Rpg 

3 Ramel Bradley 6-2 Sr. 13.4 *3.8 

32 Joe Crawford 6-5 Sr. 14.0 4.0 

5 Derrick Jasper 6-6 So. 3.9 3.6 

Starters Lost: 2 

33 Randolph Morris 6-11 Jr. 16.1 7.8 

13 Bobby Perry 6-8 Sr. 8.4 3.5 

Other Lettermen Returning: 6 

43 Jared Carter 7-2 Jr. 0.3 2.3 

42 Mark Coury 6-8 So. 0.4 0.3 

34 Ramon Harris 6-7 So. 0.8 0.5 

23 Jodie Meeks 6-4 So. 8.7 2.8 

13 Michael Porter 6-2 So. 1.5 *1.2 

21 Perry Stevenson 6-9 So. 2.9 2.2 

Other Lettermen Lost: 2 

10 Lukasz Obrzut 7-1 Sr. 2.0 1.1 

23 Sheray Thomas 6-8 Sr. 2.5 3.3 

Newcomers: 4 

1 Alex Legion 6-4 Fr. 

54 Patrick Patterson 6-9 Fr. 

15 A.J. Stewart 6-8 Fr. 

25 Morakinyo Williams 6-11 Fr. 

*Assists per game 

Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/4 

Top Returning Scorer: Joe Crawford - 14.0 ppg 

Top Returning Rebounder: Joe Crawford - 4.0 rpg 

Top Returning FG% (min. 100 FGA): Joe Crawford - 44.4% 

Top Returning FT% (min. 75 FTA): Ramel Bradley - 81.5% 

All-SEC candidates: Ramel Bradley, Joe Crawford, Jodie Meeks

2007-08 Kentucky Basketball Roster 

Numerical 

No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown (High School) 

1 Alex Legion 6-5 196 Fr. HS Detroit, Mich. (Oak Hill Academy) 

3 Ramel Bradley 6-2 199 Sr. 3L New York, N.Y. (IMG Academy, Fla.) 

5 Derrick Jasper 6-6 213 So. 1L Paso Robles, Calif. (Paso Robles) 

13 Michael Porter 6-2 193 So. 1L Modesto, Calif. (Modesto Christian) 

15 A.J. Stewart 6-8 208 Fr. HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Arlington Country Day) 

21 Perry Stevenson 6-9 192 So. 1L Lafayette, La. (Northside) 

23 Jodie Meeks 6-4 212 So. 1L Norcross, Ga. (Norcross) 

25 Morakinyo Williams 6-11 270 Fr. HS Solihull, England (Bishop Ireton) 

32 Joe Crawford 6-5 221 Sr. 3L Detroit, Mich. (Renaissance) 

34 Ramon Harris 6-7 216 So. 1L Anchorage, Alaska (West Anchorage) 

42 Mark Coury 6-8 230 So. 1L Detroit, Mich. (Detroit Day) 

43 Jared Carter 7-2 250 Jr. 1L Georgetown, Ky. (Scott Co.) 

54 Patrick Patterson 6-9 219 Fr. HS Huntington, W.Va. (Huntington) 

Alphabetical 

No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown (High School) 

3 Ramel Bradley 6-2 199 Sr. 3L New York, N.Y. (IMG Academy, Fla.) 

43 Jared Carter 7-2 250 Jr. 1L Georgetown, Ky. (Scott Co.) 

42 Mark Coury 6-8 230 So. 1L Detroit, Mich. (Detroit Day) 

32 Joe Crawford 6-5 221 Sr. 3L Detroit, Mich. (Renaissance) 

34 Ramon Harris 6-7 216 So. 1L Anchorage, Alaska (West Anchorage) 

5 Derrick Jasper 6-6 213 So. 1L Paso Robles, Calif. (Paso Robles) 

1 Alex Legion 6-4 199 Fr. HS Detroit, Mich. (Oak Hill Academy) 

23 Jodie Meeks 6-4 212 So. 1L Norcross, Ga. (Norcross) 

54 Patrick Patterson 6-9 219 Fr. HS Huntington, W.Va. (Huntington) 

13 Michael Porter 6-2 191 So. 1L Modesto, Calif. (Modesto Christian) 

21 Perry Stevenson 6-9 192 So. 1L Lafayette, La. (Northside) 

15 A.J. Stewart 6-8 207 Fr. HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Arlington Country Day) 

25 Morakinyo Williams 6-11 270 Fr. HS Solihull, England (Bishop Ireton) 

Head Coach: Billy Gillispie (Texas State, ‘83) 

Assistant Coaches: Jeremy Cox (Mesa State, ‘91) 

Glynn Cyprien (UTSA, ‘04) 

Asst. AD/Men’s Basketball: Leon Smith 

Pronunciation Guide: 

RAMEL Bradley (Ruh-MEL) 

Mark COURY (Curry) 

Billy GILLISPIE (Guh-LISS-pee) 

Glynn CYPRIEN (SIP-ree-in) 

MORAKINYO Williams (Mora-KEEN-yo)

2007-08 Schedule 

Date Opponent Live TV Time 

Oct. 31 (Wed) PIKEVILLE COLLEGE [Exh.] / 7:00 p.m. 

Nov. 3 (Sat) SEATTLE [Exh.] / TBA 

Nov. 6 (Tue) 1 

2K Sports College Hoops Classic [Rupp] TBA 

Nov. 7 (Wed) 1 

2K Sports College Hoops Classic [Rupp] TBA 

Nov. 15 (Thu) 2 

2K Sports College Hoops Classic [NYC] TBA 

Nov. 16 (Fri) 2 

2K Sports College Hoops Classic [NYC] TBA 

Nov. 21 (Wed) LIBERTY / 7:00 p.m. 

Nov. 24 (Sat) TEXAS SOUTHERN / TBA 

Nov. 27 (Tue) STONY BROOK / 7:00 p.m. 

Dec. 1 (Sat) NORTH CAROLINA 2:00 p.m. 

Dec. 8 (Sat) at Indiana 3:45 p.m. 

Dec. 15 (Sat) vs. UAB [Louisville] 2:00 p.m. 

Dec. 18 (Tue) at Houston 9:00 p.m. 

Dec. 22 (Sat) TENNESSEE TECH / 1:00 p.m. 

Dec. 29 (Sat) SAN DIEGO 2:00 p.m. 

Dec. 31 (Mon) FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL / Noon 

Jan. 5 (Sat) LOUISVILLE 4:00 p.m. 

Jan. 12 (Sat) • VANDERBILT 1:30 p.m. 

Jan. 15 (Tue) • at Mississippi State 9:00 p.m. 

Jan. 19 (Sat) • at Florida 9:00 p.m. 

Jan. 22 (Tue) • TENNESSEE 9:00 p.m. 

Jan. 26 (Sat) • SOUTH CAROLINA 1:00 p.m. 

Feb. 2 (Sat) • at Georgia 1:00 p.m. 

Feb. 6 (Wed) • at Auburn 8:00 p.m. 

Feb. 9 (Sat) • ALABAMA 1:00 p.m. 

Feb. 12 (Tue) • at Vanderbilt 9:00 p.m. 

Feb. 16 (Sat) • at LSU 1:00 p.m. 

Feb. 19 (Tue) • GEORGIA 9:00 p.m. 

Feb. 23 (Sat) • ARKANSAS 2:00 p.m. 

Feb. 27 (Wed) • OLE MISS 8:00 p.m. 

Mar. 2 (Sun) • at Tennessee Noon 

Mar. 5 (Wed) • at South Carolina 7:00 p.m. 

Mar. 9 (Sun) • FLORIDA Noon 

Mar.13-16(Th-Su) 3 SEC Tournament [Atlanta] / TBA 

• SEC Game 

1 

2K College Sports Hoops Classic (Rupp Arena) 

2 

2K College Sports Hoops Classic (Madison 

Square Garden, New York, N.Y.) 

3 

Georgia Dome (Atlanta, Ga.) 

Check local listings • All times Eastern

1,000 Point Members 

Former Wildcat Randolph Morris 

(2005-07) became the 53rd member of 

the 1,000-point club last season, finishing 

his career with 1,123 points, good for 

42nd on UK’s all-time scoring list. 

Morris and the other 52 members of the 

elite club look to be joined by two more 

Wildcats this season, seniors Ramel 

Bradley and Joe Crawford. 

Crawford is the closest of the two 

needing only 100 points (900) to join the 

club, while Bradley (848) needs 152 

points to hit the 1,000-point plateau. 

The pair could become the first tandem 

to reach the hallowed club since 

Gerald Fitch (1,391) and Erik Daniels 

(1,053) turned the trick during the 2004 

season. 

More Milestone Clubs 

In addition to possibly joining the 1,000 

point club, Bradley and Crawford are both 

quickly approaching an elite three-point 

group in Wildcat history. Both seniors are 

within reach of jumping into the UK’s Top 

10 three-point shooting club. 

Crawford will begin the season only 29 

treys away from 10th on the all-time threepoint 

list while Bradley is only four behind at 

33. Considering each hit more than 60 long 

range shots last season (Bradley-69; 

Crawford-63), there’s a good chance they’ll be 

writing their names in UK three-point lore as 

well. 

First Year Coaches 

The biggest news during the off season was 

clearly the hiring of head coach Billy Gillispie. 

Gillispie became the only the sixth coach in 

Kentucky history in the last 76 years and he 

joins and elite group. With the exception of 

Eddie Sutton (1986-89) each of the five previous 

coaches won a national championship 

while donning the blue and white. 

In addition, with the exception of Rick Pitino 

(1990-97), each of the five enjoyed a tremendous 

amount of success in their first year at 

the helm of the Wildcat ship. Adolph Rupp 

posted a 15-3 (.833) record in his inaugural 

campaign. Joe B. Hall was 20-8 (.714) in his 

first season while leading the Wildcats to an 

SEC Championship. Eddie Sutton went 32-4 

From the Notebook... 

(.889) in his first season 

while also guiding 

UK to an SEC 

Championship. Rick 

Pitino guided his first 

team to an improbable 

14-14 (.500) after the 

program was rocked by 

probation. Tubby Smith 

burst on the scene in 

1998 leading the ‘Cats 

to the ‘98 NCAA 

Championship while 

fashioning a 35-4 

(.897) record. 

Wildcats Undergo 

Surgeries 

Sophomore Jared 

Carter, who missed 

most of the 2006-07 

season with a separated 

right shoulder, 

underwent surgery 

Thursday, June 21 to 

repair another injury to 

the shoulder. He is 

scheduled to rehab the 

shoulder this summer and be available for the 

upcoming 2007-08 season. 

Carter, a 7-2 post player from 

Georgetown, Ky., played in just three 

games last season before having his 

shoulder operated on in December. He 

suffered his most recent injury in a pickup 

game on campus in early June. 

Meanwhile sophomore Derrick Jasper 

will spent much of the summer recovering 

from an arthroscopic procedure on 

his left knee, but is expected to be ready 

when practice begins in October. 

Jasper underwent surgery Friday, 

June 22 to clean out loose cartilage. The 

Paso Robles, Calif.,-native, who started 

27 games as a true freshman, remained 

on campus attending summer school. 

Ramel Bradley (top) and Joe 

Crawford (bottom) look to join 

the 1,000-point club this year. 

Youngest Guns 

The Wildcats return what might be the 

youngest team in recent memory. With 

the exception 

of seniors 

Ramel 

Jodie Meeks is one of six 

returning sophomores for the 

young Wildcats. 

Bradley and Joe Crawford and junior Jared 

Carter, the rest of Kentucky’s roster is chock 

full of sophomores (six) and freshmen (four). 

Sophomores: Mark Coury, Ramon Harris, 

Derrick Jasper, Jodie Meeks, Michael Porter, 

Perry Stevenson 

Freshmen: Alex Legion, Patrick Patterson, 

A.J. Stewart, Morakinyo Williams 

The last time UK sported such a young collection 

of talent was in the 1988-89 season, 

Eddie Sutton’s final season as head coach, 

when the Wildcats had nine freshmen (five) 

and sophomores (four) to go with one junior 

(Derrick Miller) and one senior (Mike Scott). 

Sophomores: Leron Ellis, Reggie Hanson, 

Eric Manuel, Sean Sutton 

Freshmen: Johnathon Davis, Richie 

Farmer, Deron Feldhaus, Chris Mills, John 

Pelphrey

Billy Gillispie 

After some of the most dramatic singleseason 

turnarounds in NCAA history at 

Texas-El Paso and Texas A&M, Billy Gillispie 

becomes the 21st coach of the Kentucky 

Wildcats. 

In just three seasons at Texas A&M, the 

three-time Big 12 Coach of the Year engineered 

one of the most amazing turnarounds in college basketball history, 

leading ESPN’s Steve Lavin, among others, to christen him a “miracle 

worker.” 

In the 2006-07 season, Gillispie, who was a finalist for the 2007 

Naismith National Coach of the Year, and Jim Phelan National Coach of 

the Year led the Aggies to a school record 27-7 record which included a 

school best No. 3 seed in the NCAA’s, in which they advanced to the 

Sweet 16 for the first time since 1980. 

In addition to leading the Aggies to a final No. 9 ranking in 2007, he 

led A&M to a top 10 ranking in both polls for 11 straight weeks. Before 

the 2007 season, the last time A&M was ranked in the top 10 in either 

poll was Jan. 3, 1979, when the Aggies were ranked 10th by the AP. The 

only other time A&M was ranked in the top 10 was a four-week run in the 

AP poll in 1959-60. That team was ranked No. 8 one week and 10th the 

following three weeks. 

In Gillispie’s first season in College Station in 2004-05, the Aggies were 

picked to finish last in the rugged Big 12, but shot out to a perfect 11-0 

start and went on to finish 21-10, earning accolades as the country’s most 

improved team. Gillispie became the only coach in history to lead the most 

improved team in consecutive seasons. 

Even more impressive, A&M went 8-8 in Big 12 play, including victories 

against No. 9-ranked Texas and No. 25-ranked Texas Tech, to become 

only the third college team ever to finish .500 in league play after going 

winless the previous season. The Aggies won two games in the National 

Invitation Tournament, A&M’s first postseason appearance in 11 years. 

The following season in 2005-06, A&M finished 22-9 and placed 

fourth in the Big 12 with a 10-6 mark, its best finish in the league’s 10- 

year history. In addition, A&M advanced to the NCAA Tournament for 

the first time in 19 years. 

But Gillispie was not finished yet as the Aggies pulled off a stunning 

first-round upset of national power Syracuse, then took LSU to the wire in 

the second round before losing on a three-point basket in the final seconds. 

The Tigers went on to the Final Four. 

Gillispie was honored as Big 12 Coach of the Year by several major 

newspapers and was selected Texas College Coach of the Year by the 

TABC. 

A native of the tiny West Texas town of Graford, Gillispie began his 

Division I career at Baylor in the mid-1990s. He went on to successful 

assistant coaching stints at Tulsa and Illinois before becoming UTEP’s head 

coach in 2002. 

The Miners finished 6-24 in his first season, but went 24-8 and 

advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2004, an incredible 18-win 

improvement that ranks among the best in history. As a result, Gillispie 

was named district coach of the year by the USBWA, Texas coach of the 

year by the TABC, and was a finalist for national coach of the year honors. 

The Miners captured the 2004 Western Athletic Conference title, its 

first in 12 years, after being picked to finish ninth in the preseason poll. 

UTEP became only the third WAC team in history — and the first in 35 

years — to win a league title after finishing last the previous year. In the 

exhibition season, the Miners ended the Harlem Globetrotters’ 288-game 

winning streak with an 89-88 victory. 

The Miners completed a 16-1 home ledger and built a huge following 

in El Paso, averaging 10,282 fans per game and ranking first in the NCAA 

in increased attendance. UTEP had eight sellout crowds of more than 

12,000. 

A tireless worker, the 47-year-old Gillispie has built a deserved reputation 

as one of the country’s best recruiters. His prowess was reflected in his 

first recruiting class at UTEP, which featured a pair of first-team junior college 

All-Americans — Filiberto Rivera and Omar Thomas — and earned a 

top 25 ranking. 

Rivera was the 2003 national junior college player of the year, while 

Thomas was the all-time leading scoring in junior college basketball and 

was the only JUCO player ever to score 2,000 points with 1,000 rebounds. 

At A&M, Gillispie signed three straight top-25 recruiting classes. 

Prior to being hired at UTEP in 2002, Gillispie served eight years as an 

assistant coach at Baylor, Tulsa and Illinois. He was a member of Bill Self’s 

staffs at Tulsa from 1997-00 and at Illinois from 2000-02. Self is now the 

head coach at Kansas. 

Gillispie was part of a coaching unit that recorded 85 wins over three 

years, the second-highest total in the nation in that period, and captured 

four consecutive conference championships — two in the Big Ten and two 

in the Western Athletic Conference. 

When the WAC title at UTEP is included, Gillispie was a part of conference 

championship teams in five of six years, a record matched by few 

others. 

In addition, Gillispie was a member of the only coaching staff in NCAA 

history to lead two different schools to the Elite Eight in successive seasons 

— Tulsa in 2000 and Illinois in 2001. 

Tulsa registered a 32-5 mark in 1999-00 and Illinois fashioned a composite 

mark of 53-17 in 2000-01 and 2001-02, winning back-to-back Big 

Ten titles for the first time in 50 years. The Illinois staff became the first 

since 1913 to win Big Ten titles in each of its first two seasons in the 

league. Illinois advanced to the Sweet 16 in the 2002 NCAA Tournament. 

Tulsa earned a No. 9 national ranking in the final coaches’ poll in 2000, 

while Illinois was rated No. 6 in 2001 and No. 11 in 2002. 

His efforts on the recruiting trail helped Illinois land one of the nation’s 

top 10 classes in 2002, featuring All-American Dee Brown, James 

Augustine, Aaron Spears, Deron Williams and Kyle Wilson. 

Gillispie was the top assistant and recruiting coordinator at Baylor from 

1994-97 under head coach Harry Miller. The Bears notched 18 victories in 

1996-97 after consecutive nine-win seasons the previous two years. Baylor’s 

1996 recruiting class was ranked as high as No. 6 in the country. 

A 1983 graduate of Southwest Texas State with a bachelor’s degree in 

Education, Gillispie got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant at his 

alma mater from 1982-85. 

From 1987-93, Gillispie served as head coach at three different high 

schools in Texas — Copperas Cove, New Braunfels Canyon and Killeen 

Ellison. His last prep team at Killeen Ellison recorded a 32-6 record in 

1992-93 and set school records for winning percentage and points scored 

while finishing the year ranked No. 4 in the state. 

Gillispie joined the JUCO ranks from 1993-94 as an assistant and 

recruiting coordinator at South Plains Junior College in Levelland, Texas. 

Born in Abilene on Nov. 7, 1959, Gillispie was the middle of five children 

and the only boy. When he was in second grade, the family moved to 

Graford (pop. 578), located 65 miles northwest of Fort Worth. 

He played point guard at Graford High School and was a two-sport 

athlete in basketball and baseball at Ranger (Texas) Junior College from 

1978-80. 

Gillispie attended Sam Houston State for one year, where he was a student 

assistant under coach Bob Derryberry, then transferred to Texas State, 

where he served three years as a graduate assistant for Derryberry. He 

received a degree in education from Texas State in 1983. 

Gillispie is a member of the NABC, TABC, Texas High School Coaches 

Association and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Billy Gillispie HIGHLIGHTS 

• 2007 Big 12 Coach of the Year (Big 12 coaches' poll) / 2007 NABC District 9 Coach of the Year 

• Finalist for 2007 Naismith National Coach of the Year and Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year 

• Led Texas A&M to 27 wins in 2006-07, the most in school history 

• 2006 Big 12 Coach of the Year (most major Big 12 newspapers) after being a consensus pick in 2005 

• A&M had three straight 20-win seasons for the first time in history after going 7-21 three years ago 

• In 2004-05, A&M had the best turnaround in the nation and the best in school history 

• A&M won 31 Big 12 games in three years under Gillispie after winning just 25 in the first eight years of Big 12 play 

• Three-time finalist for Naismith National Coach of the Year honors (2004, 2005, 2007) 

• Two-time USBWA District Coach of the Year (2004 and 2005) 

• Two-time Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Senior College Coach of the Year (2004 and 2005) 

• Two-time NABC District Coach of the Year (2005, 2007) 

• Only coach in college basketball history to coach the nation's most improved team in consecutive seasons (2003-04 and 2004-05) 

• 2003-04 UTEP team tied for the most improved team in college basketball history (+18 wins) 

• 2005 Aggies went 8-8 in Big 12 play after finishing 0-16 the previous year, making A&M only the third college team ever to go .500 

in a conference after going winless the previous season. 

• Last three A&M recruiting classes were ranked among top 15 nationally. 

Biographical Information 

Birthdate: November 7, 1959 (Abilene, Texas) 

College: Texas State, 1983 (B.A. in Education) 

Head Coaching Record 

Year School Season Conference Postseason 

2002-03 UTEP 6-24 3-15 -- 

2003-04 UTEP 24-8 13-5 NCAA (0-1) 

2004-05 Texas A&M 21-10 8-8 NIT (2-1) 

2005-06 Texas A&M 22-9 10-6 NCAA (1-1) 

2006-07 Texas A&M 27-7 13-3 NCAA (2-1) 

5 Years 100-58 47-37 5-4 

Coaching Career 

1982-85: Texas State, graduate assistant 

1985-87: Killeen (Texas) HS, assistant coach 

1987-88: Copperas Cove (Texas) HS, head coach 

1988-90: New Braunfels (Texas) Canyon HS, head coach 

1990-93: Killeen (Texas) Ellison HS, head coach 

1993-94: South Plains JC, assistant coach/recruiting coordinator 

1994-97: Baylor, assistant coach/recruiting coordinator 

1997-00: Tulsa, assistant coach 

2000-02: Illinois, assistant coach, recruiting coordinator 

2002-04: UTEP, head coach 

2004-07: Texas A&M, head coach 

Miscellaneous 

Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .100-58 

Conference Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47-37 

Home Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72-19 

Road Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19-29 

Neutral Site Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-7 

vs. Top 25 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-15 

vs. Top 10 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-8 

Scoring 100+ Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-0 


Opponent Scores Under 70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79-23 

Last Four Years 

Overall Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94-34 

Conference Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44-22 

Home Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67-7 

Road Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21-20 

Neutral Site Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-7 

vs. Top 25 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-15 

vs. Top 10 Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-8 



Opponent Scores Under 70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .76-16

3 

6-2 • 199 

Senior 

New York, N.Y. 

IMG Academy (Fla.) 

2006-07 

Only Wildcat to 

have started every 

game ... Led team 

in assists (3.7), 

steals (1.3) and was 

third in scoring (13.8 

ppg) ... Scored in 

double figures in 22 

of last 25 games ... 

First Cat since Keith 

Bogans (2003) to 

score 20 points in 

four-straight games, 

a streak that was 

snapped at 

Tennessee ... 

Second in the SEC 

in free throw percentage 

(.820, 100- 

of-122), and made 

his last 19 attempts 

... Led team with six 

charges taken ... 

Recorded 21 points and a career-high nine assists at home 

against South Carolina ... Scored a career high 24 points 

(22 in the second half) in leading UK back from a 14-point 

deficit to win at Arkansas ... Had 21 points in home win 

over Tennessee ... Played a personal best 38 minutes at 

Vanderbilt ... Had an outstanding game against Auburn, 

with 18 points, seven assists and a career high 12 

rebounds ... Had 20 points, four assists, five steals and five 

rebounds in win over Eastern Kentucky ... Scored 23 points 

on 6-of-9 three-point shooting in win over Chattanooga. 

2005-06 

Missed two weeks towards end of season with a broken 

left hand ... Averaged 17.7 minutes and 7.9 points a game 

... Scored eight points against UAB in NCAA 1st Round ... 

Scored 11 points in first game back after injury vs. Ole 

Miss in SEC Tournament ... Recorded 14 points and three 

rebounds at Vanderbilt ... Finished season making 33 of 

his last 37 free-throw attempts (.892) ... Scored a careerhigh 

18 points on 6-of-10 shooting against Ohio ... 

Ramel Bradley 

Followed that performance with a 16-point, three-steal 

game against UCF ... Recorded 12 points seven rebounds, 

five assists and three blocks in win at Georgia State ... 

Scored 14 points in 24 minutes against High Point ... 

Scored 12 points in 15 minutes against North Carolina ... 

Set career highs for free-throws made (5) and attempted 

(6) vs. UNC ... Scored seven points to go along with two 

assists versus Liberty ... Scored 12 points (5-of-9 shooting) 

in 22 minutes against Lipscomb ... 10 of his 12 points 

against the Bisons came in the game’s final 12 minutes. 

2004-05 

Was one of two non-starters to play in all 34 games ... 

Averaged 14.1 minutes and 5.8 points in SEC play ... Was 

sixth on the team in minutes played (12.3 mpg) ... Went 14- 

of-28 (.500) from three-point range in last 11 regular-season 

games ... Had 10 points, five rebounds and five assists 

in win over Mississippi State ... Recorded six points, five 

boards and four assists at Tennessee ... Scored 10 points 

in just 16 minutes against LSU ... Had season highs in 

points (14), field goals (5), steals (2) and minutes (21) at 

Georgia ... Went scoreless in three-straight games against 

Morehead State, Indiana and Louisville ... Scored five 

points, grabbed five rebounds and dished out five assists 

(no turnovers) in 13 minutes against William & Mary ... Had 

10 points in just 11 minutes at North Carolina ... Led team 

with six assists in 13 minutes off the bench against Coppin 

State ... Also had seven points, nailed a pair of treys and 

grabbed four rebounds in the season opener. 

High School 

Spent the last year playing at the Pendleton School at IMG 

Academy in Florida ... Averaged 20.0 ppg, 8.0 rpg and 6.0 

apg as a senior at Manhattan’s Park West High School ... 

Participated in the 2004 Derby Festival Classic, scoring 22 

points on 9-of-22 shooting while collecting nine assists and 

five rebounds ... 

Personal 

Born Feb. 5, 1985 ... Son of Wes and Daisy Rice ... Major 

is undergraduate studies ... Chose UK over Georgia, 

Boston College and DePaul 

2006-07/CAREER HIGHS 

Points 

Season 24 vs. Arkansas (2/3/07) 

Career 24 vs. Arkansas (2/3/07) 

Rebounds 

Season 12 vs. Auburn (1/10/07) 

Career 12 vs. Auburn (1/10/07) 

Field Goals 

Season 

8, two times 

Career 

8, two times 

Field Goal Attempts 

Season 18 vs. Tennessee (1/28/07) 

Career 18 vs. Tennessee (1/28/07) 

Three-Point Field Goals 

Season 6 vs. Chattanooga (12/5/06) 

Career 6 vs. Chattanooga (12/5/06) 

Three-Point Attempts 

Season 12 vs. Tennessee (1/28/07) 

Career 12 vs. Tennessee (1/28/07) 

Free Throws 



Free Throw Attempts 



Assists 

Season 

9, two times 

Career 

9, two times 

Steals 

Season 5 vs. Eastern Ky. (12/30/06) 

Career 5 vs. Eastern Ky. (12/30/06) 

Blocked Shots 


Career 3 vs. Georgia State (12/6/05) 

Minutes Played 

Season 38 vs. Vanderbilt (2/25/07) 

Career 38 vs. Vanderbilt (2/25/07) 

MISCELLANEOUS 2006-07 CAR 

Double-Figure 

Scoring Games 26 41 

Games Led UK 

In Scoring 8 10 

Games With 

3+ Assists 23 32 

Games Led UK 

In Assists 19 24 

Games With 

3+ Three-Pointers 13 15 

BRADLEY’S Career Stats 

Season G-S Min-Avg FG-A Pct 3PT-A Pct FT-A Pct Reb-Avg PF-D A TO BS ST Pts-Avg 

2004-05 34-0 418-12.3 51-134 .381 22-65 .338 34-44 .705 60-1.8 34-1 48 42 0 12 155-4.6 

2005-06 30-0 532-17.7 81-201 .403 28-93 .301 46-59 .780 52-1.7 32-0 38 40 9 13 236-7.9 

2006-07 34-34 1107-32.6 141-336 .420 69-188 .367 106-130 .815 127-3.7 71-1 129 91 9 44 457-13.4 

Career 98-34 2057-21.0 273-671 .407 119-346 .344 183-233 .785 239-2.4 137-2 215 173 18 69 848-8.7 

BRADLEY’S Career SEC Stats 


2004-05 16-0 225-14.1 32-70 .457 14-35 .400 15-23 .652 30-1.9 17-0 22 23 0 8 93-5.8 

2005-06 11-0 168-15.3 26-62 .419 10-32 .313 17-20 .850 16-1.5 11-0 14 13 3 6 79-7.2 

2006-07 16-16 548-34.2 74-172 .430 33-94 .351 56-73 .767 62-3.9 34-1 66 43 3 17 237-14.8 

Career 43-16 941-21.9 132-304 .434 57-161 .354 88-116 .759 108-2.5 62-1 102 79 6 31 409-9.5

43 

7-2 • 250 

Junior 

Georgetown, Ky. 

Scott County HS 

2006-07 

Sophomore 

played in only 

three games prior 

to dislocating his 

right shoulder in 

practice prior to 

the Indiana game 

... Underwent 

reconstructive 

surgery on the 

shoulder Dec. 22 

... Missed first five 

games after dislocating 

his shoulder 

during Nov. 11 

practice ... Saw 

first action of the 

season against 

College of 

Charleston, grabbing 

four boards and scoring a point in eight minutes 

of play ... Had a season-high nine minutes in win 

over Chattanooga ... Played three minutes at North 

Carolina ... Averaged 13.5 minutes and 6.0 points in 

UK’s two exhibition games. 

Jared Carter 

2005-06 

True freshman center played in 17 games averaging 

over five minutes a game (5.1) ... Played a careerhigh 

13 minutes against UCF while recording a season 

best three blocks ... Saw 10 minutes and 

grabbed three rebounds vs. Ole Miss ... Followed 

that outing with four points and a season-high five 

rebounds in 11 minutes at Kansas ... Scored a bucket 

in a minute of action against Iona ... Grabbed four 

boards against both Liberty and High Point ... Also 

had two blocks and scored two points against Liberty 

... Scored a season-best five points in 10 minutes in 

win over West Virginia ... Also grabbed two rebounds 

and made lone free-throw attempt against the 

Mountaineers ... Played five minutes and recorded a 

blocked shot in season opener against South Dakota 

St. 

High School 

Was a first-team All-State selection in 2005 after 

guiding Scott County to a 27-4 record and the 32nd 

District title ... Averaged 16.3 ppg and 9.8 rpg during 

his senior season ... Also averaged 6.4 bpg and 

totaled a state-record 200 blocks in 2004-05 ... As a 

junior, helped the Cardinals to the Kentucky Sweet 16 

semifinals, where they lost in overtime to defending 

state champion Mason County ... Posted a 28-7 

overall record and claimed the 8th Region title as a 

junior ... Was coached at Scott County by Billy Hicks. 

Personal 

Born Sept. 20, 1986 ... Son of Jeff and Kathy Carter 

... Chose UK over North Carolina, Illinois and 

Georgia Tech. 


Points 

Season 1 vs. C of C (11/28/06) 

Career 5 vs. West Virginia (11/22/05) 

Rebounds 

Season 

4 vs. C of C(11/28/06) 

Career 5 vs. Kansas (1/7/06) 

Field Goals 

Season 0 

Career 

2, two times 


Season 2 vs. C of C (11/28/06) 

Career 5 vs. Liberty (11/25/05) 


Season 0 

Career 0 


Season 0 

Career 0 

Free Throws, 

Season 1 vs. C of C (11/28/06) 

Career 2 vs. UCF (1/3/06) 


Season 2 vs. C of C (11/28/06) 

Career 3 vs. Kansas (1/7/06) 

Assists 



Steals 

Season 0 

Career 0 

Blocked Shots 

Season 0 






Double-Figure 


Games With 

Double-Double 0 0 

Games With 

3+ Blocks 0 0 

Double-Figure 

Rebounding Games 0 0 

Games Led UK 

in Rebounding 0 0 

CARTER’S Career Stats 


2005-06 17-0 86-5.1 8-21 .381 0-0 .000 3-10 .300 24-1.4 22-0 0 7 10 0 19-1.1 

2006-07 3-0 20-6.7 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 7-2.3 4-0 1 4 0 0 1-0.3 

Career 20-0 106-5.3 8-25 .320 0-0 .000 4-12 .333 31-1.6 26-0 1 11 10 0 20-1.0 

CARTER’S Career SEC Stats 


2005-06 6-0 15-2.5 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 5-0.8 5-0 0 1 2 0 2-0.3 

2006-07 No games played 

Career 6-0 15-2.5 1-6 .167 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 5-0.8 5-0 0 1 2 0 2-0.3

42 

6-8 • 230 

Sophomore 

West Bloomfield, Mich. 

Detroit Country Day 

2006-07 

Walk-on played in 

nine games ... Saw a 

season-high five minutes 

of court time at 

Georgia ... Played 

three minutes 

against both 

Mississippi Valley 

State and South 

Carolina ... Credited 

with a steal at South 

Carolina ... Scored 

four points in two 

minutes against 

College of 

Charleston ... Saw 

first action as a 

Wildcat logging three 

minutes in win over 

Mississippi Valley 

State. 

High School 

Named All-State and All-Area in basketball his senior year, 

2005 ... Averaged 8.9 ppg, 8.4 rpg, 2.0 ast, 2.04 blks, 1.08 

stls through 26 games his senior season … Helped lead 

team to 23-3 record and the Elite Eight of the state play-offs 

his senior season Recipient of John L. Hannet Award for 

Excellence ... Attended same high school and played in 

same program as Chris Weber and Shane Battier ... Played 

in the St. Cecilia Pro-Am basketball league during the summer 

of 2006 ... Involved in football, basketball, track and 

field and baseball during his high school career ... All-State 

performer in track and field his senior year. 

Personal 

Born August 8, 1986 ... Son of Jerry and Maria Coury ... 

Father played basketball at Wayne State University 

Mark Coury 


Points 

Season 4 vs. C of Charleston (11/28/06) 

Career 4 vs. C of Charleston (11/28/06) 

Rebounds 

Season 

1, three times 

Career 


Field Goals 







Season 0 

Career 0 


Season 0 

Career 0 

Free Throws 

Season 0 

Career 0 


Season 0 

Career 0 

Assists 

Season 

1, two times 

Career 

1, two times 

Steals 

Season 1 vs. South Carolina (1/16/07) 

Career 1 vs. South Carolina (1/16/07) 

Blocked Shots 

Season 0 

Career 0 


Season 5 vs. Georgia (1/24/07) 

Career 5 vs. Georgia (1/24/07) 


Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 

5+ Rebounds 0 0 

Games Led UK 

In Rebounding 0 0 

Games With 

3+ Blocks 0 0 

COURY’S Career Stats 


2006-07 10-0 20-2.0 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 3-0.3 5-0 2 1 1 1 4-0.4 

COURY’S Career SEC Stats 


2006-07 6-0 14-2.3 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 2-0.3 3-0 2 1 1 1 0-0.0

32 

6-5 • 221 

Senior 

Detroit, Mich. 

Renaissance HS 

2006-07 

Finished tied for 

ninth in the SEC with 

15.4 points in league 

play ... Averaged 

18.0 points in SEC 

Tournament ... Fifth 

in the league from 

beyond the arc in 

SEC action, connecting 

on 34-of-85 

(.400) ... Second on 

the team in scoring 

with 14.0 ppg ... 

Had six 20-point 

games ... Scored a 

game-high 24 points 

on 9-of-17 shooting 

at Tennessee ... 

Matched seasonhigh 

with eight 

rebounds against 

Gators and Crimson 

Tide ... Had a 

career-high 29 points on 12-of-20 shooting in loss at 

Georgia ... Had a team-high five assists in win at Louisville 

... Grabbed eight rebounds at North Carolina ... Totaled 44 

points, 11 assists and nine rebounds, two blocks in EA 

Sports Maui Invitational ... Handed out a game and careerhigh 

six assists in win over DePaul ... Led UK with 18 points 

on 5-of-12 shooting in season-opening win over Miami 

(Ohio). 

2005-06 

Started 22 games averaging 23.8 minutes ... Played only 21 

minutes vs. UAB in NCAA 1st Rd. after getting poked in the 

eye ... Averaged 12.0 points and made 47 percent of threes 

(9-of-19) during UK’s three-game SEC Tournament run ... 

Reached double figures 17 times ... Shot 40 percent from 

three-point range (19-47) over last 10 games ... Made at 

least one three-pointer in 15 of the last 17 games ... Scored 

21 points in home game against Florida ... Recorded first 

career double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds at 

Florida ... Tied career high with 23 points and a career-best 

Joe Crawford 

nine rebounds at Auburn ... Named SEC Player of the 

Week after scoring a career-high 23 points in win over Ohio 

... Also set career highs for field goals (8), three-pointers 

(4), and minutes (34) against the Bobcats ... Missed three 

games due to hip pointer, but returned to tie career high 

with 14 points at Georgia State. 

2004-05 

Played in 31 games as a newcomer, averaging 3.2 ppg and 

1.8 rpg ... Scored seven points and had three rebounds versus 

Utah ... Grabbed four rebounds in 16 minutes in NCAA 

Tournament opener against Eastern Kentucky ... Scored a 

career-high 14 points in UK’s SEC Tournament semifinal win 

over LSU ... Hit 3-of-5 from three-point range in league tournament 

... Returned to team Jan. 16 after going home to 

Detroit on Jan. 10, missing three games ... returned to 

action on Jan. 22 ... Scored five points on a trey and a dunk 

at Louisville ... His two-handed baseline dunk with 10:57 

remaining began a 25-8 UK run against the Cardinals ... 

Recorded first career double-figure scoring game with 11 

points at North Carolina ... Also had five boards in 22 minutes 

against the Tar Heels ... Played 19 minutes as the first 

man off the bench against Tennessee Tech (four points, 

three rebounds) 

High School 

Averaged 24.0 ppg, 11.0 rpg and 7.0 apg as a senior at 

Detroit’s Renaissance High School where he helped lead 

his team to a 16-0 record ... Twice earned All-State honors 

and Defensive Player of the Year awards ... Was named a 

McDonald’s All-American as a senior and scored 15 points 

and pulled down five rebounds in the all-star game ... Was 

named a second-team Parade All-America selection ... Was 

ranked the No. 9 overall recruit in the 2004 class by Rivals 

and the No. 3 shooting guard ... Finished second in voting 

for Michigan Mr. Basketball honors as a senior ... Also 

played in the 2004 Jordan Capital Classic game, scoring 

nine points and adding three rebounds in 19 minutes. 

Personal 

Born June 17, 1986 ... Son of Joe and Sylvia Crawford ... 

Major is undergraduate studies ... Chose UK over Michigan, 

Michigan State and Cincinnati 


Points 



Rebounds 

Season 


Career 10 vs. Florida (2/4/06) 

Field Goals 




Season 21 vs. Miss. State (3/9/07) 

Career 21 vs. Miss. State (3/9/07) 


Season 


Career 

4, six times 


Season 10 vs. Vanderbilt (1/20/07) 

Career 10 vs. Vanderbilt (1/20/07) 

Free Throws 

Season 7 vs. S. Carolina (2/7/07) 



Season 



Assists 

Season 6 vs. DePaul (11/20/06) 

Career 6 vs. DePaul (11/20/06) 

Steals 

Season 

2, seven times 

Career 

2, eight times 

Blocked Shots 

Season 2 vs. Santa Clara (12/19/06) 

Career 



Season 

38, two times 

Career 

38, two times 


Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


CRAWFORD’S Career Stats 


2004-05 31-0 347-11.2 35-97 .361 13-49 .265 15-26 .577 56-1.8 31-0 9 20 1 6 98-3.2 

2005-06 32-22 760-23.8 111-270 .411 47-130 .362 56-78 .718 48-76 61-0 35 31 10 11 325-10.2 

2006-07 34-32 1097-32.3 178-401 .444 63-180 .350 58-91 .637 137-4.0 65-0 83 64 10 27 477-14.0 

Career 97-54 2204-22.7 324-768 .422 123-359 .343 129-195 .662 317-3.3 157-0 127 115 21 44 900-9.3 

CRAWFORD’S Career SEC Stats 


2004-05 13-0 104-8.0 6-22 .273 4-14 .286 6-12 .500 7-0.5 10-0 2 2 0 3 22-1.7 

2005-06 16-9 390-24.4 61-133 .459 26-68 .382 34-49 .694 62-3.9 32-0 16 16 5 6 182-11.4 

2006-07 16-14 515-32.2 90-183 .492 34-85 .400 32-48 .667 69-4.3 29-0 39 25 4 11 246-15.4 

Career 45-23 1009-22.4 157-33.8 .464 64-167 .383 72-109 .661 138-3. 71-0 57 43 9 20 450-10.0

34 

6-7 • 216 

Sophomore 

Anchorage, Alaska 

West Anchorage HS 

2006-07 

Athletic wing player 

signed with UK in the 

fall of the 2007 season 

and joined the 

team at semester 

break ... Began practicing 

Dec. 15, 2007 

... Played in 11 

games ... Scored 

UK’s first basket at 

Alabama ... Had two 

assists, a steal and a 

point in a seasonhigh 

eight minutes at 

South Carolina ... 

Saw first game 

action Dec. 19 

against Santa Clara 

... Scored two points 

in a couple minutes 

against UMass ... 

Grabbed a pair of 

rebounds in SEC 

debut at Ole Miss ... Scored a bucket against Auburn 

High School 

As a senior, Harris was named Class Alaska 4A player of 

the year after putting up 16.3 points, 13.1 rebounds and 3.0 

blocked shots per game ... Gatorade Player of the Year, 

2006 … State Finals MVP, 2005 and 2006 … Regional 

Player MVP, 2006 … Arby’s Classic All-Tournament team, 

2006 … Played on four consecutive championship teams in 

his hometown Anchorage ... After winning an initial title as a 

freshman at Bartlett High School, he won three more to cap 

his career at West High School ... Participated in NBA 

Players Camp during summer of 2006 ... Was coached at 

West Anchorage High School by Chuck White. 

Personal 

Born May 26, 1988 in Anchorage, Alaska ... Major is 

Business Management ... Parents are Carmen and Bryant 

Bowles 

Ramon Harris 


Points 

Season 

2, four times 

Career 

2, four times 

Rebounds 

Season 2 vs. Ole Miss (1/6/07) 

Career 2 vs. Ole Miss (1/6/07) 

Field Goals 

Season 

1, four times 

Career 

1, four times 


Season 2 vs. Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

Career 2 vs. Massachusetts (12/22/06) 


Season 0 

Career 0 


Season 0 

Career 0 

Free Throws 




Season 

2, two times 

Career 

2, two times 

Assists 



Steals 



Blocked Shots 

Season 0 

Career 0 





Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


HARRIS’ Career Stats 


2006-07 12-0 32-2.7 4-7 .571 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 6-0.5 3-0 4 3 0 1 9-0.8 

HARRIS’ Career SEC Stats 


2006-07 9-0 29-3.2 2-4 .500 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 6-0.7 3-0 4 3 0 1 5-0.6

5 

6-6 • 213 

Sophomore 

Paso Robles, Calif. 

Paso Robles HS 

2006-07 

Big, physical point 

guard started final 27 

games ... UK won 

first 11 games with 

him as a starter ... 

True freshman was 

second on team and 

third among SEC 

freshmen with 2.9 

assist average ... 

Shot .613 from field, 

second among SEC 

freshmen with at 

least 50 attempts ... 

Had 24 assists and 

11 turnovers over 

last 10 games ... 

Averaging just 14 

minutes in last seven 

games ... Had eight 

points, five rebounds 

and four assists at 

Tennessee before 

fouling out ... Had six points, seven rebounds and six 

assists at home versus South Carolina ... Posted eight 

points, eight rebounds, three assists and four steals in 28 

minutes against Mississippi State ... Scored 12 points and 

dished out six assists against Houston ... Had nine points, 

eight assists and five rebounds in win over UMass ... 

Earned first career start against Chattanooga and responded 

with 10 rebounds, six assists and three steals ... 

Finished EA Sports Maui Invitational with 15 points, 17 

rebounds, 10 assists and four steals ... Had first double-digit 

scoring game against UCLA with 12 points and nine 

rebounds in 34 minutes ... Recorded fourth most steals in a 

game by a freshman in win over Mississippi Valley State 

with five. 

High School 

MVP of adidas Super 64 in Las Vegas ... An all-league player 

for three years, including being PAC 5 MVP twice, and 

All-County for three years ... Named County Player of the 

Year two years in a row ... Male athlete Bearcat Athletic 

Derrick Jasper 

Foundation Outstanding Achievement Award winner ... 

Averaged 21 points, seven rebounds and seven assists ... 

Coached at Paso Robles by Scott Larson 

Personal 

Born April 13, 1988 ... Son of Shelba and Sue Jasper ... 

Chose Kentucky over Illinois, Memphis and Washington 


Points 

Season 

12, two times 

Career 

12, two times 

Rebounds 



Field Goals 

Season 5 vs. Houston (1/3/07) 

Career 5 vs. Houston (1/3/07) 


Season 6 vs. Houston (1/3/07) 

Career 6 vs. Houston (1/3/07) 


Season 


Career 



Season 

2, two times 

Career 

2, two times 

Free Throws 

Season 8 vs. UCLA (11/21/06) 

Career 8 vs. UCLA (11/21/06) 




Assists 

Season 8 vs. Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

Career 8 vs. Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

Steals 

Season 5 vs. Miss. Valley St. (11/17/06) 

Career 5 vs. Miss. Valley St. (11/17/06) 

Blocked Shots 

Season 


Career 






Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


JASPER’S Career Stats 


2006-07 34-27 691-20.3 49-80 .613 3-14 .214 31-59 .525 122-3.6 82-1 100 71 8 30 132-3.9 

JASPER’S Career SEC Stats 


2006-07 16-16 332-20.8 25-36 .694 1-5 .200 9-20 .450 58-3.6 42-1 45 29 4 10 60-3.8

23 

6-4 • 212 

Sophomore 

Norcross, Ga. 

Norcross HS 

2006-07: 

Named Freshman 

All-American by 

Collegeinsider.com ... 

Averaged 22.1 minutes 

and 8.7 points 

... Fourth on the 

team in scoring ... 

Was usually the first 

reserve off the 

bench ... Reached 

double figures 16 

times, including 14 of 

last 18 games and 

eight straight ... 

Averaged 12.8 points 

in last 8 contests ... 

Made 52 of his last 

54 free throw 

attempts, which 

included a streak of 

25 made FTs ... 

Played a team season-high 

41 minutes 

in SEC Tournament quarterfinal loss against Mississippi 

State ... Earned first career start at Vanderbilt, responding 

with 15 points ... Matched season high with 18 points in win 

over LSU ... Scored 15 points (13 in the second half) in 

UK’s win at Arkansas ... Sparked UK to home win over 

Tennessee with 16 points and five boards in 30 minutes ... 

Went 4-of-5 from long range against Vols ... Matched season-high 

with nine rebounds in 25 minutes against Auburn 

... Had a game-high 18 points on 4-of-7 three-point shooting 

in win at Louisville ... Sealed UK win over Indiana with two 

free throws in the final seconds ... Recorded first collegiate 

double-digit game with 13 points in win over Mississippi 

Valley State. 

High School 

Led Norcross High School to Class AAAAA state championship, 

the first in school history, scoring 32 points and 

pulling down six rebounds in final game ... 2006 AJC 

Player of the Year ... Gwinnett Daily Post Player of the 

Year ... Atlanta Tipoff Club Metro Player of the Year and 

Jodie Meeks 

Player of the Month (February) ... Named to the GHSA 

All-Star Team and led the North Team to it’s fist victory in 

over three years ... Averaged 23.7 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 4.2 apg 

his senior season ... Coached at Norcross by Eddie 

Martin 

Personal 

Born on August 21, 1987 ... Parents are Orestes and 

Margaret Meeks ... Chose Kentucky over Alabama, 

Florida, Illinois, Notre Dame and Oklahoma St. 


Points 

Season 

18, two times 

Career 

18, two times 

Rebounds 

Season 

9, two times 

Career 

9, two times 

Field Goals 

Season 

6, two times 

Career 

6, two times 


Season 14 vs. Mississippi State (3/9/07) 

Career 14 vs. Mississippi State (3/9/07) 


Season 

4, two times 

Career 

4, two times 


Season 8 vs. Villanova (3/16/07) 

Career 8 vs. Villanova (3/16/07) 

Free Throws 

Season 

5, two times 

Career 

5, two times 


Season 


Career 


Assists 



Steals 



Blocked Shots 

Season 

1, two times 

Career 

1, two times 





Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


MEEKS’ Career Stats 


2006-07 34-1 751-22.1 95-227 .419 44-121 .364 61-68 .897 96-2.8 44-0 51 40 2 32 295-8.7 

MEEKS’ Career SEC Stats 


2006-07 16-1 381-23.8 47-101 .465 25-60 .417 28-30 .933 42-2.6 29-0 20 23 1 15 147-9.2

13 

6-2 • 191 

Sophomore 

Modesto, Calif. 

Modesto Christian 

2006-07 

True freshman saw 

action in all but five 

games this season ... 

Averaged 6.7 minutes 

... Shot 35 percent 

(9-of-26) from 

long range, but was 

just 3-of-14 in last 16 

games ... Had season-high 

four assists 

in 14 minutes against 

Georgia ... Scored 

five points on four 

occasions (DePaul, 

UCLA, Santa Clara 

and Georgia) ... 

Scored four points 

and grabbed five 

rebounds in win at 

Louisville ... Played a 

season-high 16 minutes 

against 

Chattanooga ... Had 

three points, three assists and three rebounds in 11 minutes 

against College of Charleston ... Scored five points and 

grabbed three rebounds in 12 minutes against UCLA ... 

Scored first collegiate points on a three-pointer in win over 

DePaul ... Finished the game with five points, a rebound and 

a steal in four minutes ... In 12 minutes, grabbed a rebound 

and handed out two assists vs. Mississippi Valley State ... 

Grabbed a rebound in two minutes in win over Miami (OH) 

High School 

Averaged 16 ppg, 8 apg, 5 rpg, 4 spg and 41% from 

three-point range during high school ... Four year started 

at Modesto Christian amassing a 115-23 record ... Threetime 

all-state ... Four-time All-District ... Led Modesto 

Christian to 2004 state championship and a 2003 runnerup 

finish ... Four-time Holiday Hoops All-Tournament 

Team ... Six Counties All-Star Game MVP, 2006 ... Also 

played football, was selected two-time all-state ... 

Coached at Modesto Christian by Gary Porter 

Michael Porter 

Personal 

Born May 10, 1987 ... Parents are Gary and Pam Porter 

... Coached by his father Gary in high school ... Attended 

same high school as former Wildcat standout Chuck 

Hayes 


Points 

Season 

5, four times 

Career 

5, four times 

Rebounds 

Season 5 vs. Louisville (12/16/06) 

Career 5 vs. Louisville (12/16/06) 

Field Goals 

Season 


Career 



Season 

5, two times 

Career 

5, two times 


Season 

1, nine times 

Career 

1, nine times 


Season 


Career 


Free Throws 




Season 

2, two times 

Career 

2, two times 

Assists 



Steals 

Season 

1, four times 

Career 

1, four times 

Blocked Shots 

Season 


Career 






Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


Games Led UK 


Games With 


PORTER’S Career Stats 


2006-07 29-0 195-6.7 16-45 .356 9-26 .346 3-4 .750 25-0.9 18-0 24 22 3 4 44-1.5 

PORTER’S Career SEC Stats 


2006-07 14-0 79-5.6 7-20 .350 3-12 .250 0-0 .000 6-0.4 7-0 12 10 2 1 17-1.2

21 

6-9 • 192 

Sophomore 

Lafayette, La. 

Northside HS 

2006-07 

True freshman started 

first five games ... 

Among SEC freshmen 

leaders with 26 

blocks ... Shot .656 

from the field ... 

Second on the team 

with 19 dunks ... 

Scored eight points 

at South Carolina ... 

Had six points and 

two blocks in 10 minutes 

at Georgia ... 

Scored six points 

and had three 

rebounds in win over 

Indiana ... Came off 

the bench against 

College of 

Charleston and 

responded with 14 

points on 7-of-7 

shooting ... Grabbed 

a season-high seven rebounds at North Carolina ... Scored 

10 points against UCLA ... Blocked four shots against 

Mississippi Valley State ... Scored eight points and pulled 

down two rebounds against Delta Devils ... Was 4-of-4 from 

the free throw line ... Set record for most blocks by a 

Wildcat freshman and most blocks by any UK player in his 

first game, swatting seven Miami (Ohio) shots in season 

opener ... Started and played 35 minutes against the 

RedHawks, scoring two points and grabbing six boards ... 

First UK true freshman since Rajon Rondo and Randolph 

Morris (2004-05) to start very first game as a Wildcat. 

High School 

2005 Hall of Fame Game MVP ... 2005 Conference MVP ... 

Two-time all-state and three-time All-District ... Two-time 

ABCD Camp All-Star ... Averaged a triple-double his junior 

Perry Stevenson 

and senior years in high school, with 15 point, 11 rebounds, 

10 blocks and four assists his senior year and 13 points per 

game, 10 rebounds, and 10 blocked shots his junior year ... 

Coached at Northside by Rick Lebato 

Personal 

Born January 23, 1987 ... Son of Donald Ardoin and Renee 

Ardoin ... Chose Kentucky over Georgia Tech, LSU, Miami 

(Fla.), Texas, Texas Tech and Wake Forest 


Points 



Rebounds 

Season 7 vs. North Carolina (12/2/06) 

Career 7 vs. North Carolina (12/2/06) 

Field Goals 







Season 0 

Career 0 


Season 0 

Career 0 

Free Throws 

Season 

4, two times 

Career 

4, two times 




Assists 



Steals 

Season 


Career 


Blocked Shots 

Season 7 vs. Miami, Ohio (11/15/06) 

Career 7 vs. Miami, Ohio (11/15/06) 


Season 35 vs. Miami, Ohio (11/15/06) 

Career 35 vs. Miami, Ohio (11/15/06) 


Double-Figure 


Games Led UK 


Games With 

5+ Rebounds 3 3 

Games Led UK 


Games With 

3+ Blocks 2 2 

STEVENSON’S Career Stats 


2006-07 33-5 330-10.0 40-61 .656 0-0 .000 16-30 .533 71-2.2 22-0 11 22 26 3 96-2.9 

STEVENSON’S Career SEC Stats 


2006-07 15-0 117-7.8 17-27 .630 0-0 .000 6-11 .545 23-1.5 15-0 5 6 6 1 40-2.7

1 

6-4 • 199 

Freshman 

Detroit, Mich. 

Detroit Country Day 

High School 

2007 Parade Magazine All-America ... 

2006 and 2005 Associated Press Class 

B All-State, first team ... Averaged 19.6 

points, 5.7 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.8 

steals while shooting 53 percent from 

the field, 42 percent from 3-point range 

and 85 percent from the free throw line 

in senior season ... 2006 and 2005 

Detroit News Class B All-State, first 

team ... 2006 and 2005 Detroit Free 

Press Class B All-State, first team ... 

2006 Detroit News All-Metro, first team 

... 2005 Detroit News All-Metro, second 

Alex Legion 

team ... 2005 Detroit Free Press All-Metro, first team ... 2006 Detroit Free 

Press All-Metro, second team ... 2006 and 2005 Detroit News All-North, first 

team ... 2004 Detroit News All-North, honorable mention ... 2006 and 2005 

Detroit Free Press All-North, first team ... Coached in high school by Steve 

Smith 

Personal 

Born November 16, 1988 ... Son of Rodney and Annette Legion ... Chose 

Kentucky over Kansas, Michigan and UCLA. 

54 

6-9 • 219 

Freshman 

Huntington, W.Va. 

Huntington HS 

High School 

2007 McDonald’s All-American ... Rated 

the No. 2 power forward and No. 15 

prospect overall in the Class of 2007 by 

Rivals.com ... Named to the 2007 USA 

Basketball Junior National Select Team 

... 2007 Mountain State Athletic 

Conference Player of the Year, 2007 All- 

MSAC first team selection ... Runnerup 

for the 2007 Bill Evans West Virginia 

Player of the Year ... 2007 Nike Brand 

All-America Team and selected to play 

in the 2007 Jordan Classic ... As a senior 

at Huntington High, averaged 17.0 

points, 12.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocks 

per game ... 2006 Bill Evans West 

Virginia Player of the Year ... 2006 West 

Virginia Gatorade State Player of the 

Year ... 2006 3A State Player of the 

Year ... 2006 All-state and All- Mountain 

Patrick Patterson 

State Athletic Conference (MSAC) first team selection ... 2006, 2005 and 2004 

3A All-State Tournament Team ... MVP of the 2006 National Basketball 

Players Association Top 100 Camp ... 2005 all-state and All-MSAC first team 

selection ... 2004 all-state second team and All-MSAC first team as a freshman 

... Coached in high school by Lloyd McGuffin 

Personal 

Born on March 14, 1989 ... Parents are Buster Jr. and Tywanna Patterson ... 

Chose Kentucky over Duke, Florida, Virginia, Wake Forest and West Virginia

A.J. Stewart 

15 

6-8 • 207 

Freshman 

Jacksonville, Fla. 

Arlington Country Day 

High School 

Florida All-State selection in his junior 

and senior seasons, 2006 and 2007 ... 

2007 Beach Ball Classic All-Tournament 

team ... 2007 Madalando All- 

Tournament team ... Class 2A Florida 

State tournament MVP, 2006 ... 

Coached in high school by Rex Morgan 

Personal 

Born May November 14, 1988 ... Son of 

Anthony and Dinah Stewart ... Chose 

UK over Clemson, Florida State, Illinois 

and Jacksonville 

Morakinyo Williams 

25 

6-11 • 270 

Freshman 

Solihull, England 

Bishop Ireton HS 

(Alexandria, Va.) 

High School 

2007 Third Team All-WCAC ... 2007 All 

Tournament Bo-Jangle Team ... 2007 All 

Tournament Team Bishop Ireton 

Christmas Tournament ... Averaged 14 

points and 10 rebounds per game as a 

senior at Bishop Ireton ... 2006 WCAC 

Honorable Mention ... 2006 MVP of the 

Bishop Ireton Invitational ... 2006 

Bayball Classic All-Tournament Team ... 

Named to the all-tournament team at 

the 2006 Mid-Atlantic Invitational 

Tournament ... Averaged 14 points and 

10 rebounds per game as a senior at 

Bishop Ireton ... Washington D.C. All- 

Metro honorable mention, 2006 ... 

Coached in high school by Mark Vincent 

Personal 

Born August 29, 1988 ... Son of Romeo Williams and Patricia Oke ... 

Chose Kentucky over American

SCHEDULE/RESULTS 

(22-12, 9-7 SEC) 

Date Opponent Result/Time 

N. 2 LINDSEY WILSON (Exh.) [BBSN] W, 94-54 

N. 6 S.C. UPSTATE (Exh.) [BBSN] W, 81-50 

N. 15 MIAMI, (OH) [FSN#] W, 57-46 

N. 17 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE [FSN#] W, 79-56 

N. 20 1 DePaul [ESPN2] W, 87-81 

N. 21 1 UCLA (5/5) [ESPN] L, 68-73 

N. 22 1 Memphis (12/11) [ESPN2] L, 63-80 

N. 28 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON [FSN#] W, 77-61 

D. 2 at North Carolina (7/6) [CBS] L, 63-75 

D. 5 2 

Chattanooga (Louisville) [BBSN] W, 79-63 

D. 9 INDIANA [CBS] W, 59-54 

D. 16 at Louisville [CBS] W, 61-49 

D. 19 SANTA CLARA [FSN#] W, 74-60 

D. 22 MASSACHUSETTS [BBSN] W, 82-68 

D. 30 EASTERN KENTUCKY [BBSN] W, 78-65 

J. 3 HOUSTON [FSN#] W, 77-70 

J. 6 * at Ole Miss [FSN/SUN] W, 68-58 

J. 10 * AUBURN [LF] W, 84-57 

J. 13 * MISSISSIPPI STATE [FSN/SUN] W, 64-60 

J. 16 * at South Carolina [ESPN] W, 87-49 

J. 20 * VANDERBILT [LF] L, 67-72 

J. 24 * at Georgia [LF] OT L, 69-78 

J. 28 * TENNESSEE [CBS] W, 76-57 

F. 3 * at Arkansas [LF] W, 82-74 

F. 7 * SOUTH CAROLINA [LF] W, 95-89 

F. 10 * FLORIDA [ESPN] L, 61-64 

F. 13 * at Tennessee [ESPN] L, 85-89 

F. 17 * at Alabama [LF] L, 61-72 

F. 20 * LSU [ESPN] W, 70-63 

F. 25 * at Vanderbilt [LF] L. 65-67 

F. 28 * GEORGIA [LF] W, 82-70 

M. 4 * at Florida [CBS] L, 72-85 

M. 8 3 

Alabama [LFS] W, 79-67 

M. 9 3 

Mississippi State [LFS] OT L, 84-82 

M. 16 4 Villanova [CBS] W, 67-58 

M. 18 4 Kansas [CBS] L, 76-88 

# 

Delayed TV on BBSN 

* SEC Game 

1 

EA Sports Maui Invitational 

2 

Freedom Hall (Louisville) 

3 

SEC Tournament (Atlanta) 

4 

NCAA Tournament (Chicago) 

LFS-Lincoln Financial 

KENTUCKY (22-12, 9-7 SEC) 

2007 Season Review 

4th Place SEC East Division 

NCAA Tournament 2nd Round 

KENTUCKY POSTS 52ND 20-WIN SEASON 

Kentucky closed out the 2007 season in the second round of the NCAA Tournament with an 88-76 

loss to the top-seeded Kansas Jayhawks in the San Jose Regional. 

The Wildcats posted their second consecutive second round exit in the NCAA Tournament, both 

times losing to the top seed in its respective region. 

Bobby Perry continued his own personal March Madness, scoring 21 points against Kansas. It was 

his third 20-point performance in his last four NCAA Tournament games played. 

Kentucky lost Perry and fellow seniors Lukasz Obrzut and Sheray Thomas along with junior 

Randolph Morris who left to the NBA. 

Three of the Wildcats top scorers this season (Joe Crawford - 14.0 ppg; Ramel Bradley - 13.4 ppg; 

Jodie Meeks - 8.7 ppg) all return next season as well as three of the team’s top four rebounders. 

SEASON LONG CAT SCRATCHES 

• This was Kentucky’s 104th season of basketball. UK is the all-time NCAA win leader with 1,948. 

• Kentucky leads all schools in the number of NCAA Tournament appearances (48), games (141) and 

wins (98). 

• Kentucky posted its 52nd 20-win season this year. It marks the Cats’ 17th straight year with at least 

20 wins. Tubby Smith himself has 14-consecutive 20-win season as a head coach. It is the secondlongest 

current streak in the nation, trailing only Arizona’s Lute Olson (20). 

• UK appeared in its 16th-straight NCAA Tournament, which trails only Arizona (23rd) and Kansas 

(18th) as the longest current consecutive appearances streak. 

• Randolph Morris finished the season with 12 double-doubles including five 20-10 (20 points, 10 

rebounds) games. 

• Randolph Morris became the 53rd Wildcat to join the 1,000 point club. He ranks 42nd on 

Kentucky’s all-time scoring list with 1,123 points, 28 points away from Wallace ‘Wah Wah’ Jones 

for 41st. 

• Ramel Bradley recorded his first career double-double against Auburn scoring 18 points while 

pulling down a career high 12 rebounds. He missed a triple-double by three assists. 

• Bobby Perry recorded his first career double-double against Indiana scoring 11 points while pulling 

down 10 rebounds. 

• Kentucky returns 61% of its offense next season with the bulk of the offensive production coming 

from the junior class of Ramel Bradley (13.4 ppg) and Joe Crawford (14.0 ppg). 

• UK finished the season with the nation’s hardest scheduled according to both RPI and Sagarin. 

• During the Tubby Smith era, UK is 115-4 (.966) when shooting 50 percent or better. 

• UK was the only SEC team with three players among the league’s top 20 scorers (Morris-7th, 

Crawford-13th and Bradley-16th). 

• Kentucky collected its 400th win in Rupp Arena this year with a win over LSU on Feb. 20. 

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS 

Kentucky 

No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Note 

3 Ramel Bradley 6-2 199 Sr. 13.4 *3.9 Team leader in assists 

5 Derrick Jasper 6-6 213 So 3.9 3.6 2nd on tm. in def. rebs. 

13 Michael Porter 6-2 191 So. 1.5 *0.8 9-26 from 3-point range 

21 Perry Stevenson 6-9 192 So. 2.9 2.2 2nd on tm. with 26 blocks 

23 Jodie Meeks 6-4 212 So. 8.7 2.8 90% from ft line (61-68) 

32 Joe Crawford 6-5 221 Sr. 14.0 4.0 2nd on team in scoring 

34 Ramon Harris 6-7 216 So. 0.8 0.5 Played in 12 games 

42 Mark Coury 6-8 230 So. 0.4 0.3 Played in 10 games 

43 Jared Carter 7-2 250 Jr. 0.3 2.3 Played 3 gms. due to injury 

*assists per game

2006-07 Kentucky Basketball Results 

Overall 22-12 • Home 14-2 • Away 4-6 • Neutral 4-4 

Date Opponent W/L Result High Scorer High Rebounder 

11/15/06 MIAMI (OH) W 57-46 (18) Crawford, Joe (10) Morris, Randolph 

11/17/06 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE W 79-56 (21) Bradley, Ramel (9) Morris, Randolph 

11/20/06 # vs. Depaul W 87-81 (20) Morris, Randolph (9) Morris, Randolph 

11/21/06 # vs. UCLA L 68-73 (16) Crawford, Joe (9) Jasper, Derrick 

11/22/06 # vs. Memphis L 63-80 (18) Morris, Randolph (8) Morris, Randolph 

11/28/06 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 77-61 (17) Morris, Randolph (8) Morris, Randolph 

12/2/06 at North Carolina L 63-75 (23) Morris, Randolph (8) Crawford, Joe 

12/5/06 @ vs. UT-Chattanooga W 79-63 (23) Bradley, Ramel (10) Jasper, Derrick 

12/9/06 INDIANA W 59-54 (16) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris/B. Perry 

12/16/06 at Louisville W 61-49 (18) Meeks, Jodie (6) Bradley, Ramel 

12/19/06 SANTA CLARA W 74-60 (23) Morris, Randolph (13) Morris, Randolph 

12/22/06 MASSACHUSETTS W 82-68 (14) Crawford/Morris/Bradley (5) Jasper/Morris/Bradley 

12/30/06 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 78-65 (25) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris, Randolph 

1/3/07 HOUSTON W 77-70 (20) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris, Randolph 

1/6/07 * at Ole Miss W 68-58 (23) Crawford, Joe (10) Morris, Randolph 

1/10/07 * AUBURN W 84-57 (21) Crawford, Joe (12) Bradley, Ramel 

1/13/07 * MISSISSIPPI STATE W 64-60 (17) Morris, Randolph (8) Jasper, Derrick 

1/16/07 * at South Carolina W 87-49 (23) Crawford, Joe (11) Morris, Randolph 

1/20/07 * VANDERBILT L 67-72 (13) Perry, Bobby (7) Crawford/Morris 

1/24/07 * at Georgia L (ot) 69-78 (29) Crawford, Joe (6) Crawford, Joe 

1/28/07 * TENNESSEE W 76-57 (21) Bradley, Ramel (7) Perry/Thomas 

2/3/07 * at Arkansas W 82-74 (24) Bradley, Ramel (6) Thomas/Bradley 

2/7/07 * SOUTH CAROLINA W 95-89 (21) Bradley, Ramel (8) Morris, Randolph 

2/10/07 * FLORIDA L 61-64 (20) Bradley, Ramel (9) Morris, Randolph 

2/13/07 * at Tennessee L 85-89 (24) Crawford, Joe (12) Morris, Randolph 

2/17/07 * at Alabama L 61-72 (17) Crawford, Joe (8) Crawford, Joe 

2/20/07 * LSU W 70-63 (20) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris, Randolph 

2/25/07 * at Vanderbilt L 65-67 (18) Perry, Bobby (6) Morris/Crawford/Perry 

2/28/07 * GEORGIA W 82-70 (22) Perry, Bobby (6) Bradley, Ramel 

3/4/07 * at Florida L 72-85 (20) Perry, Bobby (4) Perry/Meeks 

3/8/07 % vs. Alabama W 79-67 (17) Morris/Bradley (11) Morris, Randolph 

3/9/07 % vs. Mississippi State L (ot) 82-84 (29) Morris, Randolph (15) Morris, Randolph 

3/16/07 $ vs. Villanova W 67-58 (19) Morris, Randolph (11) Morris, Randolph 

3/18/07 $ vs. Kansas L 76-88 (22) Morris, Randolph (8) Morris, Randolph 

* = Conference game; 

# = EA Sports Maui Invitational; 

@ = Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.); 

% = SEC Tournament (Georgia Dome - Atlanta, Ga.); 

$ = NCAA Tournament (United Center - Chicago, Ill.)

SCHEDULE/RESULTS 

(22-12, 9-7 SEC) 

Date Opponent Result/Time 

N. 2 LINDSEY WILSON (Exh.) [BBSN] W, 94-54 

N. 6 S.C. UPSTATE (Exh.) [BBSN] W, 81-50 

N. 15 MIAMI, (OH) [FSN#] W, 57-46 

N. 17 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE [FSN#] W, 79-56 

N. 20 1 DePaul [ESPN2] W, 87-81 

N. 21 1 UCLA (5/5) [ESPN] L, 68-73 

N. 22 1 Memphis (12/11) [ESPN2] L, 63-80 

N. 28 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON [FSN#] W, 77-61 

D. 2 at North Carolina (7/6) [CBS] L, 63-75 

D. 5 2 

Chattanooga (Louisville) [BBSN] W, 79-63 

D. 9 INDIANA [CBS] W, 59-54 

D. 16 at Louisville [CBS] W, 61-49 

D. 19 SANTA CLARA [FSN#] W, 74-60 

D. 22 MASSACHUSETTS [BBSN] W, 82-68 

D. 30 EASTERN KENTUCKY [BBSN] W, 78-65 

J. 3 HOUSTON [FSN#] W, 77-70 

J. 6 * at Ole Miss [FSN/SUN] W, 68-58 

J. 10 * AUBURN [LF] W, 84-57 

J. 13 * MISSISSIPPI STATE [FSN/SUN] W, 64-60 

J. 16 * at South Carolina [ESPN] W, 87-49 

J. 20 * VANDERBILT [LF] L, 67-72 

J. 24 * at Georgia [LF] OT L, 69-78 

J. 28 * TENNESSEE [CBS] W, 76-57 

F. 3 * at Arkansas [LF] W, 82-74 

F. 7 * SOUTH CAROLINA [LF] W, 95-89 

F. 10 * FLORIDA [ESPN] L, 61-64 

F. 13 * at Tennessee [ESPN] L, 85-89 

F. 17 * at Alabama [LF] L, 61-72 

F. 20 * LSU [ESPN] W, 70-63 

F. 25 * at Vanderbilt [LF] L. 65-67 

F. 28 * GEORGIA [LF] W, 82-70 

M. 4 * at Florida [CBS] L, 72-85 

M. 8 3 

Alabama [LFS] W, 79-67 

M. 9 3 

Mississippi State [LFS] OT L, 84-82 

M. 16 4 Villanova [CBS] W, 67-58 

M. 18 4 Kansas [CBS] L, 76-88 

# 

Delayed TV on BBSN 

* SEC Game 

1 

EA Sports Maui Invitational 

2 

Freedom Hall (Louisville) 

3 

SEC Tournament (Atlanta) 

4 

NCAA Tournament (Chicago) 

LFS-Lincoln Financial 

KENTUCKY (22-12, 9-7 SEC) 

2007 Season Review 

4th Place SEC East Division 

NCAA Tournament 2nd Round 

KENTUCKY POSTS 52ND 20-WIN SEASON 

Kentucky closed out the 2007 season in the second round of the NCAA Tournament with an 88-76 

loss to the top-seeded Kansas Jayhawks in the San Jose Regional. 

The Wildcats posted their second consecutive second round exit in the NCAA Tournament, both 

times losing to the top seed in its respective region. 

Bobby Perry continued his own personal March Madness, scoring 21 points against Kansas. It was 

his third 20-point performance in his last four NCAA Tournament games played. 

Kentucky lost Perry and fellow seniors Lukasz Obrzut and Sheray Thomas along with junior 

Randolph Morris who left to the NBA. 

Three of the Wildcats top scorers this season (Joe Crawford - 14.0 ppg; Ramel Bradley - 13.4 ppg; 

Jodie Meeks - 8.7 ppg) all return next season as well as three of the team’s top four rebounders. 

SEASON LONG CAT SCRATCHES 

• This was Kentucky’s 104th season of basketball. UK is the all-time NCAA win leader with 1,948. 

• Kentucky leads all schools in the number of NCAA Tournament appearances (48), games (141) and 

wins (98). 

• Kentucky posted its 52nd 20-win season this year. It marks the Cats’ 17th straight year with at least 

20 wins. Tubby Smith himself has 14-consecutive 20-win season as a head coach. It is the secondlongest 

current streak in the nation, trailing only Arizona’s Lute Olson (20). 

• UK appeared in its 16th-straight NCAA Tournament, which trails only Arizona (23rd) and Kansas 

(18th) as the longest current consecutive appearances streak. 

• Randolph Morris finished the season with 12 double-doubles including five 20-10 (20 points, 10 

rebounds) games. 

• Randolph Morris became the 53rd Wildcat to join the 1,000 point club. He ranks 42nd on 

Kentucky’s all-time scoring list with 1,123 points, 28 points away from Wallace ‘Wah Wah’ Jones 

for 41st. 

• Ramel Bradley recorded his first career double-double against Auburn scoring 18 points while 

pulling down a career high 12 rebounds. He missed a triple-double by three assists. 

• Bobby Perry recorded his first career double-double against Indiana scoring 11 points while pulling 

down 10 rebounds. 

• Kentucky returns 61% of its offense next season with the bulk of the offensive production coming 

from the junior class of Ramel Bradley (13.4 ppg) and Joe Crawford (14.0 ppg). 

• UK finished the season with the nation’s hardest scheduled according to both RPI and Sagarin. 

• During the Tubby Smith era, UK is 115-4 (.966) when shooting 50 percent or better. 

• UK was the only SEC team with three players among the league’s top 20 scorers (Morris-7th, 

Crawford-13th and Bradley-16th). 

• Kentucky collected its 400th win in Rupp Arena this year with a win over LSU on Feb. 20. 

RETURNING LETTERWINNERS 

Kentucky 

No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG Note 

3 Ramel Bradley 6-2 199 Sr. 13.4 *3.9 Team leader in assists 

5 Derrick Jasper 6-6 213 So 3.9 3.6 2nd on tm. in def. rebs. 

13 Michael Porter 6-2 191 So. 1.5 *0.8 9-26 from 3-point range 

21 Perry Stevenson 6-9 192 So. 2.9 2.2 2nd on tm. with 26 blocks 

23 Jodie Meeks 6-4 212 So. 8.7 2.8 90% from ft line (61-68) 

32 Joe Crawford 6-5 221 Sr. 14.0 4.0 2nd on team in scoring 

34 Ramon Harris 6-7 216 So. 0.8 0.5 Played in 12 games 

42 Mark Coury 6-8 230 So. 0.4 0.3 Played in 10 games 

43 Jared Carter 7-2 250 Jr. 0.3 2.3 Played 3 gms. due to injury 

*assists per game

2006-07 Kentucky Basketball Results 

Overall 22-12 • Home 14-2 • Away 4-6 • Neutral 4-4 

Date Opponent W/L Result High Scorer High Rebounder 

11/15/06 MIAMI (OH) W 57-46 (18) Crawford, Joe (10) Morris, Randolph 

11/17/06 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE W 79-56 (21) Bradley, Ramel (9) Morris, Randolph 

11/20/06 # vs. Depaul W 87-81 (20) Morris, Randolph (9) Morris, Randolph 

11/21/06 # vs. UCLA L 68-73 (16) Crawford, Joe (9) Jasper, Derrick 

11/22/06 # vs. Memphis L 63-80 (18) Morris, Randolph (8) Morris, Randolph 

11/28/06 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 77-61 (17) Morris, Randolph (8) Morris, Randolph 

12/2/06 at North Carolina L 63-75 (23) Morris, Randolph (8) Crawford, Joe 

12/5/06 @ vs. UT-Chattanooga W 79-63 (23) Bradley, Ramel (10) Jasper, Derrick 

12/9/06 INDIANA W 59-54 (16) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris/B. Perry 

12/16/06 at Louisville W 61-49 (18) Meeks, Jodie (6) Bradley, Ramel 

12/19/06 SANTA CLARA W 74-60 (23) Morris, Randolph (13) Morris, Randolph 

12/22/06 MASSACHUSETTS W 82-68 (14) Crawford/Morris/Bradley (5) Jasper/Morris/Bradley 

12/30/06 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 78-65 (25) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris, Randolph 

1/3/07 HOUSTON W 77-70 (20) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris, Randolph 

1/6/07 * at Ole Miss W 68-58 (23) Crawford, Joe (10) Morris, Randolph 

1/10/07 * AUBURN W 84-57 (21) Crawford, Joe (12) Bradley, Ramel 

1/13/07 * MISSISSIPPI STATE W 64-60 (17) Morris, Randolph (8) Jasper, Derrick 

1/16/07 * at South Carolina W 87-49 (23) Crawford, Joe (11) Morris, Randolph 

1/20/07 * VANDERBILT L 67-72 (13) Perry, Bobby (7) Crawford/Morris 

1/24/07 * at Georgia L (ot) 69-78 (29) Crawford, Joe (6) Crawford, Joe 

1/28/07 * TENNESSEE W 76-57 (21) Bradley, Ramel (7) Perry/Thomas 

2/3/07 * at Arkansas W 82-74 (24) Bradley, Ramel (6) Thomas/Bradley 

2/7/07 * SOUTH CAROLINA W 95-89 (21) Bradley, Ramel (8) Morris, Randolph 

2/10/07 * FLORIDA L 61-64 (20) Bradley, Ramel (9) Morris, Randolph 

2/13/07 * at Tennessee L 85-89 (24) Crawford, Joe (12) Morris, Randolph 

2/17/07 * at Alabama L 61-72 (17) Crawford, Joe (8) Crawford, Joe 

2/20/07 * LSU W 70-63 (20) Morris, Randolph (10) Morris, Randolph 

2/25/07 * at Vanderbilt L 65-67 (18) Perry, Bobby (6) Morris/Crawford/Perry 

2/28/07 * GEORGIA W 82-70 (22) Perry, Bobby (6) Bradley, Ramel 

3/4/07 * at Florida L 72-85 (20) Perry, Bobby (4) Perry/Meeks 

3/8/07 % vs. Alabama W 79-67 (17) Morris/Bradley (11) Morris, Randolph 

3/9/07 % vs. Mississippi State L (ot) 82-84 (29) Morris, Randolph (15) Morris, Randolph 

3/16/07 $ vs. Villanova W 67-58 (19) Morris, Randolph (11) Morris, Randolph 

3/18/07 $ vs. Kansas L 76-88 (22) Morris, Randolph (8) Morris, Randolph 

* = Conference game; 

# = EA Sports Maui Invitational; 

@ = Freedom Hall (Louisville, Ky.); 

% = SEC Tournament (Georgia Dome - Atlanta, Ga.); 

$ = NCAA Tournament (United Center - Chicago, Ill.)

2006-07 Kentucky Basketball 

Kentucky Combined Team Statistics (FINAL) 

All games 

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL 

ALL GAMES........... (22-12) (14-2) (4-6) (4-4) 

CONFERENCE.......... (9-7) (6-2) (3-5) (0-0) 

NON-CONFERENCE...... (13-5) (8-0) (1-1) (4-4) 

|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| 

|----REBOUNDS----| 

## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 

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33 Morris, Randolph... 34-32 937 27.6 202-341 .592 0-0 .000 142-208 .683 67 197 264 7.8 80 1 37 74 70 26 546 16.1 

32 Crawford, Joe...... 34-32 1097 32.3 178-401 .444 63-180 .350 58-91 .637 50 87 137 4.0 65 0 83 64 10 27 477 14.0 

03 Bradley, Ramel..... 34-34 1107 32.6 141-336 .420 69-188 .367 106-130 .815 31 96 127 3.7 71 1 129 91 9 44 457 13.4 

20 Meeks, Jodie....... 34-1 751 22.1 95-227 .419 44-121 .364 61-68 .897 29 67 96 2.8 44 0 51 40 2 32 295 8.7 

13 Perry, Bobby....... 34-32 789 23.2 107-242 .442 38-101 .376 35-46 .761 38 81 119 3.5 67 1 49 43 11 23 287 8.4 

05 Jasper, Derrick.... 34-27 691 20.3 49-80 .613 3-14 .214 31-59 .525 16 106 122 3.6 82 1 100 71 8 30 132 3.9 

21 Stevenson, Perry... 33-5 330 10.0 40-61 .656 0-0 .000 16-30 .533 25 46 71 2.2 22 0 11 22 26 3 96 2.9 

23 Thomas,Sheray...... 33-4 629 19.1 29-73 .397 5-19 .263 20-28 .714 38 70 108 3.3 46 0 44 33 12 9 83 2.5 

10 Obrzut, Lukasz..... 33-2 253 7.7 27-47 .574 0-0 .000 11-20 .550 13 22 35 1.1 39 0 2 12 9 1 65 2.0 

01 Porter, Michael.... 29-0 195 6.7 16-45 .356 9-26 .346 3-4 .750 5 20 25 0.9 18 0 24 22 3 4 44 1.5 

22 Harris, Ramon...... 12-0 32 2.7 4-7 .571 0-0 .000 1-4 .250 1 5 6 0.5 3 0 4 3 0 1 9 0.8 

42 Coury,Mark......... 10-0 20 2.0 2-3 .667 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 1 2 3 0.3 5 0 2 1 1 1 4 0.4 

43 Carter,Jared....... 3-0 20 6.7 0-4 .000 0-0 .000 1-2 .500 2 5 7 2.3 4 0 1 4 0 0 1 0.3 

30 Perry,Dwight....... 4-1 0 0.0 0-1 .000 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

TEAM............... 54 60 114 3.4 0 13 

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Total.............. 34 6851 890-1868 .476 231-650 .355 485-690 .703 370 865 1235 36.3 547 4 537 493 161 201 2496 73.4 

Opponents.......... 34 6848 839-2040 .411 256-766 .334 368-568 .648 426 699 1125 33.1 609 - 441 440 109 236 2302 67.7 

TEAM STATISTICS UK OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND 

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SCORING.................. 2496 2302 11/15/06 MIAMI (OH) W 57-46 20444 

Points per game........ 73.4 67.7 11/17/06 MISS. VALLEY STATE W 79-56 22879 

Scoring margin......... +5.7 - #11/20/06 vs DePaul W 87-81 2400 

FIELD GOALS-ATT.......... 890-1868 839-2040 #11/21/06 vs UCLA L 68-73 2400 

Field goal pct......... .476 .411 #11/22/06 vs Memphis L 63-80 2400 

3 POINT FG-ATT........... 231-650 256-766 11/28/06 COLL. OF CHARLESTON W 77-61 22477 

3-point FG pct......... .355 .334 12/02/06 at North Carolina L 63-75 21147 

3-pt FG made per game.. 6.8 7.5 %12/05/06 vs UT-Chattanooga W 79-63 11641 

FREE THROWS-ATT.......... 485-690 368-568 12/09/06 INDIANA W 59-54 24253 

Free throw pct......... .703 .648 12/16/06 at Louisville W 61-49 20042 

REBOUNDS................. 1235 1125 12/19/06 SANTA CLARA W 74-60 21961 

Rebounds per game...... 36.3 33.1 12/22/06 MASSACHUSETTS W 82-68 24307 

Rebounding margin...... +3.2 - 12/30/06 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 78-65 23528 

ASSISTS.................. 537 441 01/03/07 HOUSTON W 77-70 22311 

Assists per game....... 15.8 13.0 *01/06/07 at Ole Miss W 68-58 8754 

TURNOVERS................ 493 440 *01/10/07 AUBURN W 84-57 23856 

Turnovers per game..... 14.5 12.9 *01/13/07 MISSISSIPPI STATE W 64-60 24072 

Turnover margin........ -1.6 - *01/16/07 at South Carolina W 87-49 13809 

Assist/turnover ratio.. 1.1 1.0 *01/20/07 VANDERBILT L 67-72 24284 

STEALS................... 201 236 *01/24/07 at Georgia LOT 69-78 10523 

Steals per game........ 5.9 6.9 *01/28/07 TENNESSEE W 76-57 24311 

BLOCKS................... 161 109 *02/03/07 at Arkansas W 82-74 19739 

Blocks per game........ 4.7 3.2 *02/07/07 SOUTH CAROLINA W 95-89 23653 

WINNING STREAK........... 0 - *02/10/07 FLORIDA L 61-64 24465 

Home win streak........ 2 - *02/13/07 at Tennessee L 85-89 22320 

ATTENDANCE............... 374737 248426 *02/17/07 at Alabama L 61-72 15316 

Home games-Avg/Game.... 16-23421 10-15858 *02/20/07 LSU W 70-63 23828 

Neutral site-Avg/Game.. - 8-11231 *02/25/07 at Vanderbilt L 65-67 14316 

*02/28/07 GEORGIA W 82-70 24108 

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total *03/04/07 at Florida L 72-85 12614 

------------------------------ ---- ---- ---- ---- !03/08/07 vs Alabama W 79-67 13747 

Kentucky...................... 1147 1339 10 - 2496 !03/09/07 vs Mississippi State LOT 82-84 17068 

Opponents..................... 1024 1257 21 - 2302 $3/16/07 vs Villanova W 67-58 19274 

$3/18/07 vs Kansas L 76-88 20916 

#-EA Sports Maui Invitational 

%-Louisville, KY 

*-SEC game 

!-SEC Tournament - Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia Dome) 

$-NCAA Tournament


Kentucky Team Game-by-Game (FINAL) 

All games 

TEAM STATISTICS 

|---TOTAL---| |--3-PTRS--| 


Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts---Avg 

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MIAMI (OH) 11/15/06 57-46 W 20-47 .426 6-17 .353 11-16 .688 6 26 32 32.0 14 10 12 9 3 57 57.0 

MISS. VALLEY STATE 11/17/06 79-56 W 30-63 .476 8-25 .320 11-14 .786 14 22 36 34.0 11 20 15 9 10 79 68.0 

vs DePaul 11/20/06 87-81 W 32-56 .571 6-15 .400 17-21 .810 8 20 28 32.0 14 19 11 4 5 87 74.3 

vs UCLA 11/21/06 68-73 L 22-50 .440 6-15 .400 18-25 .720 10 27 37 33.2 21 14 17 5 3 68 72.8 

vs Memphis 11/22/06 63-80 L 21-48 .438 7-17 .412 14-20 .700 5 22 27 32.0 17 13 18 4 5 63 70.8 

COLL. OF CHARLESTON 11/28/06 77-61 W 30-63 .476 3-11 .273 14-23 .609 17 32 49 34.8 15 17 20 3 8 77 71.8 

at North Carolina 12/02/06 63-75 L 25-54 .463 3-15 .200 10-17 .588 12 30 42 35.9 19 13 22 4 5 63 70.6 

vs UT-Chattanooga 12/05/06 79-63 W 30-57 .526 13-26 .500 6-13 .462 10 34 44 36.9 14 18 20 7 7 79 71.6 

INDIANA 12/09/06 59-54 W 22-49 .449 1-11 .091 14-20 .700 10 29 39 37.1 8 14 17 8 5 59 70.2 

at Louisville 12/16/06 61-49 W 20-48 .417 6-18 .333 15-22 .682 9 31 40 37.4 21 13 13 4 6 61 69.3 

SANTA CLARA 12/19/06 74-60 W 26-63 .413 6-18 .333 16-22 .727 15 27 42 37.8 11 19 14 6 6 74 69.7 

MASSACHUSETTS 12/22/06 82-68 W 30-51 .588 7-11 .636 15-28 .536 6 31 37 37.8 20 20 18 6 7 82 70.8 

EASTERN KENTUCKY 12/30/06 78-65 W 29-56 .518 6-18 .333 14-19 .737 13 25 38 37.8 8 14 11 5 8 78 71.3 

HOUSTON 01/03/07 77-70 W 26-66 .394 8-30 .267 17-24 .708 16 35 51 38.7 9 19 10 4 4 77 71.7 

at Ole Miss 01/06/07 68-58 W 25-44 .568 8-16 .500 10-19 .526 6 26 32 38.3 13 18 13 2 5 68 71.5 

AUBURN 01/10/07 84-57 W 28-50 .560 7-18 .389 21-33 .636 10 31 41 38.4 16 19 19 7 6 84 72.2 

MISSISSIPPI STATE 01/13/07 64-60 W 21-58 .362 7-22 .318 15-19 .789 10 27 37 38.4 12 12 9 8 7 64 71.8 

at South Carolina 01/16/07 87-49 W 35-56 .625 10-20 .500 7-10 .700 10 28 38 38.3 20 21 12 7 6 87 72.6 

VANDERBILT 01/20/07 67-72 L 26-60 .433 6-22 .273 9-11 .818 11 21 32 38.0 17 18 14 3 5 67 72.3 

at Georgia 01/24/07 69-78 Lot 26-57 .456 6-21 .286 11-16 .688 8 23 31 37.7 17 17 14 5 5 69 72.2 

TENNESSEE 01/28/07 76-57 W 27-59 .458 11-27 .407 11-13 .846 13 29 42 37.9 18 17 17 5 5 76 72.3 

at Arkansas 02/03/07 82-74 W 29-55 .527 9-17 .529 15-22 .682 11 17 28 37.4 10 14 12 3 9 82 72.8 

SOUTH CAROLINA 02/07/07 95-89 W 31-59 .525 8-23 .348 25-33 .758 11 24 35 37.3 15 20 11 6 6 95 73.7 

FLORIDA 02/10/07 61-64 L 23-60 .383 3-22 .136 12-21 .571 13 27 40 37.4 18 9 10 3 4 61 73.2 

at Tennessee 02/13/07 85-89 L 31-55 .564 8-19 .421 15-19 .789 12 27 39 37.5 21 17 19 3 7 85 73.7 

at Alabama 02/17/07 61-72 L 21-52 .404 5-22 .227 14-21 .667 12 20 32 37.3 22 15 17 4 6 61 73.2 

LSU 02/20/07 70-63 W 22-48 .458 4-11 .364 22-27 .815 6 29 35 37.2 15 13 11 3 4 70 73.1 

at Vanderbilt 02/25/07 65-67 L 25-43 .581 6-15 .400 9-11 .818 8 20 28 36.9 18 14 22 5 5 65 72.8 

GEORGIA 02/28/07 82-70 W 30-51 .588 11-21 .524 11-13 .846 8 25 33 36.7 13 21 17 4 3 82 73.1 

at Florida 03/04/07 72-85 L 26-57 .456 7-19 .368 13-20 .650 11 12 23 36.3 19 15 9 1 9 72 73.1 

vs Alabama 03/08/07 79-67 W 30-60 .500 9-22 .409 10-14 .714 13 22 35 36.2 17 13 11 2 6 79 73.3 

vs Mississippi State 03/09/07 82-84 Lot 27-71 .380 5-21 .238 23-30 .767 21 22 43 36.4 24 12 15 5 11 82 73.5 

vs Villanova 3/16/07 67-58 W 20-44 .455 5-19 .263 22-31 .710 10 27 37 36.5 18 12 11 5 5 67 73.3 

vs Kansas 3/18/07 76-88 L 24-58 .414 10-26 .385 18-23 .783 15 17 32 36.3 22 17 12 2 5 76 73.4 

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Kentucky 2496 890-1868 .476 231-650 .355 485-690 .703 370 865 1235 36.3 547 537 493 161 201 2496 73.4 

Opponents 2302 839-2040 .411 256-766 .334 368-568 .648 426 699 1125 33.1 609 441 440 109 236 2302 67.7 

Games played: 34 Rebounds/game: 36.3 

Points/game: 73.4 Assists/game: 15.8 

FG Pct: 47.6 Turnovers/game: 14.5 

3FG Pct: 35.5 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.1 

FT Pct: 70.3 Steals/game: 5.9 

Blocks/game: 4.7


Kentucky Opponent Game-by-Game (FINAL) 

All games 

OPPONENT STATISTICS 

|---TOTAL---| |--3-PTRS--| 


Opponent Date Score W/L FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF A TO Blk Stl Pts---Avg 

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MIAMI (OH) 11/15/06 57-46 W 15-48 .313 6-15 .400 10-13 .769 9 21 30 30.0 20 11 16 5 1 46 46.0 

MISS. VALLEY STATE 11/17/06 79-56 W 22-56 .393 6-16 .375 6-7 .857 11 18 29 29.5 11 9 21 5 4 56 51.0 

vs DePaul 11/20/06 87-81 W 32-60 .533 6-14 .429 11-14 .786 10 18 28 29.0 22 15 11 2 5 81 61.0 

vs UCLA 11/21/06 68-73 L 29-65 .446 2-19 .105 13-24 .542 14 24 38 31.3 20 13 8 1 8 73 64.0 

vs Memphis 11/22/06 63-80 L 32-63 .508 9-21 .429 7-12 .583 11 27 38 32.6 16 19 17 2 10 80 67.2 

COLL. OF CHARLESTON 11/28/06 77-61 W 23-72 .319 6-30 .200 9-15 .600 19 22 41 34.0 20 9 18 2 7 61 66.2 

at North Carolina 12/02/06 63-75 L 25-67 .373 9-21 .429 16-22 .727 15 21 36 34.3 20 20 9 4 10 75 67.4 

vs UT-Chattanooga 12/05/06 79-63 W 20-67 .299 11-36 .306 12-20 .600 15 19 34 34.2 17 13 14 1 5 63 66.9 

INDIANA 12/09/06 59-54 W 22-72 .306 4-25 .160 6-9 .667 22 20 42 35.1 17 9 11 5 11 54 65.4 

at Louisville 12/16/06 61-49 W 17-63 .270 3-24 .125 12-18 .667 20 24 44 36.0 21 8 12 3 8 49 63.8 

SANTA CLARA 12/19/06 74-60 W 23-64 .359 5-24 .208 9-15 .600 15 24 39 36.3 19 13 15 3 8 60 63.5 

MASSACHUSETTS 12/22/06 82-68 W 22-59 .373 7-22 .318 17-24 .708 11 21 32 35.9 23 11 15 7 11 68 63.8 

EASTERN KENTUCKY 12/30/06 78-65 W 25-57 .439 10-24 .417 5-9 .556 9 17 26 35.2 14 7 11 1 5 65 63.9 

HOUSTON 01/03/07 77-70 W 27-75 .360 11-34 .324 5-9 .556 14 25 39 35.4 18 13 8 3 6 70 64.4 

at Ole Miss 01/06/07 68-58 W 22-57 .386 4-17 .235 10-14 .714 11 18 29 35.0 14 9 9 2 5 58 63.9 

AUBURN 01/10/07 84-57 W 19-68 .279 9-33 .273 10-17 .588 20 18 38 35.2 24 10 16 0 9 57 63.5 

MISSISSIPPI STATE 01/13/07 64-60 W 25-63 .397 9-19 .474 1-3 .333 12 24 36 35.2 16 13 13 5 3 60 63.3 

at South Carolina 01/16/07 87-49 W 15-56 .268 7-27 .259 12-22 .545 16 12 28 34.8 11 8 12 4 4 49 62.5 

VANDERBILT 01/20/07 67-72 L 24-48 .500 11-23 .478 13-20 .650 5 22 27 34.4 16 16 14 3 6 72 63.0 

at Georgia 01/24/07 69-78 Lot 31-66 .470 5-22 .227 11-20 .550 17 26 43 34.8 14 20 14 0 9 78 63.8 

TENNESSEE 01/28/07 76-57 W 22-58 .379 8-27 .296 5-10 .500 7 20 27 34.5 17 12 12 1 6 57 63.4 

at Arkansas 02/03/07 82-74 W 28-52 .538 10-21 .476 8-11 .727 8 19 27 34.1 19 18 19 2 4 74 63.9 

SOUTH CAROLINA 02/07/07 95-89 W 33-69 .478 12-30 .400 11-16 .688 15 20 35 34.2 21 13 11 3 7 89 65.0 

FLORIDA 02/10/07 61-64 L 23-49 .469 5-17 .294 13-21 .619 5 28 33 34.1 19 9 14 4 4 64 65.0 

at Tennessee 02/13/07 85-89 L 33-67 .493 9-24 .375 14-22 .636 13 14 27 33.8 19 25 8 5 10 89 65.9 

at Alabama 02/17/07 61-72 L 22-49 .449 8-17 .471 20-28 .714 10 23 33 33.8 17 13 12 4 10 72 66.2 

LSU 02/20/07 70-63 W 25-63 .397 6-18 .333 7-11 .636 13 20 33 33.8 19 13 9 5 9 63 66.0 

at Vanderbilt 02/25/07 65-67 L 24-58 .414 10-33 .303 9-13 .692 16 12 28 33.6 15 14 13 2 13 67 66.1 

GEORGIA 02/28/07 82-70 W 27-59 .458 11-31 .355 5-11 .455 12 12 24 33.2 15 16 12 3 8 70 66.2 

at Florida 03/04/07 72-85 L 32-50 .640 9-17 .529 12-22 .545 12 23 35 33.3 15 15 18 5 6 85 66.8 

vs Alabama 03/08/07 79-67 W 23-50 .460 6-10 .600 15-23 .652 7 19 26 33.1 11 12 12 4 6 67 66.8 

vs Mississippi State 03/09/07 82-84 Lot 29-62 .468 5-18 .278 21-30 .700 13 27 40 33.3 26 8 17 6 6 84 67.4 

vs Villanova 3/16/07 67-58 W 18-55 .327 7-21 .333 15-20 .750 10 20 30 33.2 22 8 8 2 5 58 67.1 

vs Kansas 3/18/07 76-88 L 30-53 .566 10-16 .625 18-23 .783 9 21 30 33.1 21 19 11 5 7 88 67.7 

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Opponents 2302 839-2040 .411 256-766 .334 368-568 .648 426 699 1125 33.1 609 441 440 109 236 2302 67.7 

Kentucky 2496 890-1868 .476 231-650 .355 485-690 .703 370 865 1235 36.3 547 537 493 161 201 2496 73.4 

Games played: 34 Rebounds/game: 33.1 

Points/game: 67.7 Assists/game: 13.0 

FG Pct: 41.1 Turnovers/game: 12.9 

3FG Pct: 33.4 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.0 

FT Pct: 64.8 Steals/game: 6.9 

Blocks/game: 3.2


Kentucky Team Game-by-Game Comparison (FINAL) 

All games 

Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist TOver Block Steal Fouls 

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MIAMI (OH).................... 31/27 26/19 57-46 +11 20-47/15-48 .426/.313 6-17/ 6-15 .353/.400 11-16/10-13 .688/.769 32/30 +2 10/11 12/16 9/5 3/1 14/20 

MISS. VALLEY STATE............ 41/18 38/38 79-56 +23 30-63/22-56 .476/.393 8-25/ 6-16 .320/.375 11-14/ 6-7 .786/.857 36/29 +7 20/9 15/21 9/5 10/4 11/11 

DePaul........................ 43/38 44/43 87-81 +6 32-56/32-60 .571/.533 6-15/ 6-14 .400/.429 17-21/11-14 .810/.786 28/28 - 19/15 11/11 4/2 5/5 14/22 

UCLA.......................... 30/38 38/35 68-73 (5) 22-50/29-65 .440/.446 6-15/ 2-19 .400/.105 18-25/13-24 .720/.542 37/38 (1) 14/13 17/8 5/1 3/8 21/20 

Memphis....................... 40/43 23/37 63-80 (17) 21-48/32-63 .438/.508 7-17/ 9-21 .412/.429 14-20/ 7-12 .700/.583 27/38 (11) 13/19 18/17 4/2 5/10 17/16 

COLL. OF CHARLESTON........... 27/15 50/46 77-61 +16 30-63/23-72 .476/.319 3-11/ 6-30 .273/.200 14-23/ 9-15 .609/.600 49/41 +8 17/9 20/18 3/2 8/7 15/20 

North Carolina................ 24/31 39/44 63-75 (12) 25-54/25-67 .463/.373 3-15/ 9-21 .200/.429 10-17/16-22 .588/.727 42/36 +6 13/20 22/9 4/4 5/10 19/20 

UT-Chattanooga................ 45/30 34/33 79-63 +16 30-57/20-67 .526/.299 13-26/11-36 .500/.306 6-13/12-20 .462/.600 44/34 +10 18/13 20/14 7/1 7/5 14/17 

INDIANA....................... 28/26 31/28 59-54 +5 22-49/22-72 .449/.306 1-11/ 4-25 .091/.160 14-20/ 6-9 .700/.667 39/42 (3) 14/9 17/11 8/5 5/11 8/17 

Louisville.................... 27/24 34/25 61-49 +12 20-48/17-63 .417/.270 6-18/ 3-24 .333/.125 15-22/12-18 .682/.667 40/44 (4) 13/8 13/12 4/3 6/8 21/21 

SANTA CLARA................... 30/28 44/32 74-60 +14 26-63/23-64 .413/.359 6-18/ 5-24 .333/.208 16-22/ 9-15 .727/.600 42/39 +3 19/13 14/15 6/3 6/8 11/19 

MASSACHUSETTS................. 39/27 43/41 82-68 +14 30-51/22-59 .588/.373 7-11/ 7-22 .636/.318 15-28/17-24 .536/.708 37/32 +5 20/11 18/15 6/7 7/11 20/23 

EASTERN KENTUCKY.............. 34/28 44/37 78-65 +13 29-56/25-57 .518/.439 6-18/10-24 .333/.417 14-19/ 5-9 .737/.556 38/26 +12 14/7 11/11 5/1 8/5 8/14 

HOUSTON....................... 39/32 38/38 77-70 +7 26-66/27-75 .394/.360 8-30/11-34 .267/.324 17-24/ 5-9 .708/.556 51/39 +12 19/13 10/8 4/3 4/6 9/18 

Ole Miss...................... 35/37 33/21 68-58 +10 25-44/22-57 .568/.386 8-16/ 4-17 .500/.235 10-19/10-14 .526/.714 32/29 +3 18/9 13/9 2/2 5/5 13/14 

AUBURN........................ 36/19 48/38 84-57 +27 28-50/19-68 .560/.279 7-18/ 9-33 .389/.273 21-33/10-17 .636/.588 41/38 +3 19/10 19/16 7/0 6/9 16/24 

MISSISSIPPI STATE............. 27/26 37/34 64-60 +4 21-58/25-63 .362/.397 7-22/ 9-19 .318/.474 15-19/ 1-3 .789/.333 37/36 +1 12/13 9/13 8/5 7/3 12/16 

South Carolina................ 37/27 50/22 87-49 +38 35-56/15-56 .625/.268 10-20/ 7-27 .500/.259 7-10/12-22 .700/.545 38/28 +10 21/8 12/12 7/4 6/4 20/11 

VANDERBILT.................... 33/32 34/40 67-72 (5) 26-60/24-48 .433/.500 6-22/11-23 .273/.478 9-11/13-20 .818/.650 32/27 +5 18/16 14/14 3/3 5/6 17/16 

Georgia....................... 43/30 22/35 69-78 (9) 26-57/31-66 .456/.470 6-21/ 5-22 .286/.227 11-16/11-20 .688/.550 31/43 (12) 17/20 14/14 5/0 5/9 17/14 

TENNESSEE..................... 31/32 45/25 76-57 +19 27-59/22-58 .458/.379 11-27/ 8-27 .407/.296 11-13/ 5-10 .846/.500 42/27 +15 17/12 17/12 5/1 5/6 18/17 

Arkansas...................... 30/35 52/39 82-74 +8 29-55/28-52 .527/.538 9-17/10-21 .529/.476 15-22/ 8-11 .682/.727 28/27 +1 14/18 12/19 3/2 9/4 10/19 

SOUTH CAROLINA................ 50/28 45/61 95-89 +6 31-59/33-69 .525/.478 8-23/12-30 .348/.400 25-33/11-16 .758/.688 35/35 - 20/13 11/11 6/3 6/7 15/21 

FLORIDA....................... 27/36 34/28 61-64 (3) 23-60/23-49 .383/.469 3-22/ 5-17 .136/.294 12-21/13-21 .571/.619 40/33 +7 9/9 10/14 3/4 4/4 18/19 

Tennessee..................... 30/40 55/49 85-89 (4) 31-55/33-67 .564/.493 8-19/ 9-24 .421/.375 15-19/14-22 .789/.636 39/27 +12 17/25 19/8 3/5 7/10 21/19 

Alabama....................... 22/30 39/42 61-72 (11) 21-52/22-49 .404/.449 5-22/ 8-17 .227/.471 14-21/20-28 .667/.714 32/33 (1) 15/13 17/12 4/4 6/10 22/17 

LSU........................... 30/31 40/32 70-63 +7 22-48/25-63 .458/.397 4-11/ 6-18 .364/.333 22-27/ 7-11 .815/.636 35/33 +2 13/13 11/9 3/5 4/9 15/19 

Vanderbilt.................... 32/23 33/44 65-67 (2) 25-43/24-58 .581/.414 6-15/10-33 .400/.303 9-11/ 9-13 .818/.692 28/28 - 14/14 22/13 5/2 5/13 18/15 

GEORGIA....................... 34/28 48/42 82-70 +12 30-51/27-59 .588/.458 11-21/11-31 .524/.355 11-13/ 5-11 .846/.455 33/24 +9 21/16 17/12 4/3 3/8 13/15 

Florida....................... 43/43 29/42 72-85 (13) 26-57/32-50 .456/.640 7-19/ 9-17 .368/.529 13-20/12-22 .650/.545 23/35 (12) 15/15 9/18 1/5 9/6 19/15 

Alabama....................... 35/27 44/40 79-67 +12 30-60/23-50 .500/.460 9-22/ 6-10 .409/.600 10-14/15-23 .714/.652 35/26 +9 13/12 11/12 2/4 6/6 17/11 

Mississippi State............. 34/31 42/45 82-84 (2) 27-71/29-62 .380/.468 5-21/ 5-18 .238/.278 23-30/21-30 .767/.700 43/40 +3 12/8 15/17 5/6 11/6 24/26 

Villanova..................... 30/28 37/30 67-58 +9 20-44/18-55 .455/.327 5-19/ 7-21 .263/.333 22-31/15-20 .710/.750 37/30 +7 12/8 11/8 5/2 5/5 18/22 

Kansas........................ 30/36 46/52 76-88 (12) 24-58/30-53 .414/.566 10-26/10-16 .385/.625 18-23/18-23 .783/.783 32/30 +2 17/19 12/11 2/5 5/7 22/21 

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category


Kentucky Team High/Low Analysis (FINAL) 

All games 

Kentucky - TEAM GAME HIGHS 

POINTS..................... 95 vs South Carolina (02/07/07) 

87 at South Carolina (01/16/07) 

87 vs DePaul (11/20/06) 

85 at Tennessee (02/13/07) 

84 vs Auburn (01/10/07) 

FIELD GOALS MADE........... 35 at South Carolina (01/16/07) 

32 vs DePaul (11/20/06) 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 71 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

66 vs Houston (01/03/07) 

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .625 (35-56) at South Carolina (01/16/07) 

.588 (30-51) vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

.588 (30-51) vs Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 13 vs UT-Chattanooga (12/05/06) 

11 vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

11 vs Tennessee (01/28/07) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 30 vs Houston (01/03/07) 


3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .636 ( 7-11) vs Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

.529 ( 9-17) at Arkansas (02/03/07) 

FREE THROWS MADE........... 25 vs South Carolina (02/07/07) 

23 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 33 vs South Carolina (02/07/07) 

33 vs Auburn (01/10/07) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .846 (11-13) vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

.846 (11-13) vs Tennessee (01/28/07) 

REBOUNDS................... 51 vs Houston (01/03/07) 

49 vs Coll. of Charleston (11/28/06) 

ASSISTS.................... 21 vs Georgia (02/28/07) 


STEALS..................... 11 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

10 vs Miss. Valley State (11/17/06) 

BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 9 vs Miss. Valley State (11/17/06) 

9 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 

TURNOVERS.................. 22 at Vanderbilt (02/25/07) 

22 at North Carolina (12/02/06) 

FOULS...................... 24 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

22 vs Kansas (3/18/07) 

22 at Alabama (02/17/07)


Kentucky High/Low Analysis (FINAL) 

All games 

Opponent - GAME HIGHS 

POINTS..................... 89 at Tennessee (02/13/07) 

89 vs South Carolina (02/07/07) 

88 vs Kansas (3/18/07) 

85 at Florida (03/04/07) 


FIELD GOALS MADE........... 33 at Tennessee (02/13/07) 

33 vs South Carolina (02/07/07) 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 75 vs Houston (01/03/07) 

72 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 


FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .640 (32-50) at Florida (03/04/07) 

.566 (30-53) vs Kansas (3/18/07) 

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 12 vs South Carolina (02/07/07) 

11 vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

11 vs Vanderbilt (01/20/07) 

11 vs Houston (01/03/07) 

11 vs UT-Chattanooga (12/05/06) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 36 vs UT-Chattanooga (12/05/06) 

34 vs Houston (01/03/07) 

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .625 (10-16) vs Kansas (3/18/07) 

.600 ( 6-10) vs Alabama (03/08/07) 

FREE THROWS MADE........... 21 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

20 at Alabama (02/17/07) 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 30 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

28 at Alabama (02/17/07) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .857 ( 6-7 ) vs Miss. Valley State (11/17/06) 

.786 (11-14) vs DePaul (11/20/06) 

REBOUNDS................... 44 at Louisville (12/16/06) 

43 at Georgia (01/24/07) 

ASSISTS.................... 25 at Tennessee (02/13/07) 

20 at Georgia (01/24/07) 


STEALS..................... 13 at Vanderbilt (02/25/07) 

11 vs Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

11 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 

BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 7 vs Massachusetts (12/22/06) 


TURNOVERS.................. 21 vs Miss. Valley State (11/17/06) 

19 at Arkansas (02/03/07) 

FOULS...................... 26 vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

24 vs Auburn (01/10/07)



All games 

Kentucky - GAME LOWS 

POINTS..................... 57 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 

59 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 

61 at Louisville (12/16/06) 

61 vs Florida (02/10/07) 

61 at Alabama (02/17/07) 

FIELD GOALS MADE........... 20 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 


20 vs Villanova (3/16/07) 

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 43 at Vanderbilt (02/25/07) 

44 at Ole Miss (01/06/07) 


FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .362 (21-58) vs Mississippi State (01/13/07) 

.380 (27-71) vs Mississippi State (03/09/07) 

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 1 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 



3 vs Florida (02/10/07) 

3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 11 vs Coll. of Charleston (11/28/06) 

11 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 

11 vs Massachusetts (12/22/06) 

11 vs LSU (02/20/07) 

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .091 ( 1-11) vs Indiana (12/09/06) 

.136 ( 3-22) vs Florida (02/10/07) 

FREE THROWS MADE........... 6 vs UT-Chattanooga (12/05/06) 


FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 10 at South Carolina (01/16/07) 


11 at Vanderbilt (02/25/07) 

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .462 ( 6-13) vs UT-Chattanooga (12/05/06) 

.526 (10-19) at Ole Miss (01/06/07) 

REBOUNDS................... 23 at Florida (03/04/07) 

27 vs Memphis (11/22/06) 

ASSISTS.................... 9 vs Florida (02/10/07) 

10 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 

STEALS..................... 3 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 

3 vs UCLA (11/21/06) 

3 vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 1 at Florida (03/04/07) 

2 at Ole Miss (01/06/07) 

2 vs Alabama (03/08/07) 

2 vs Kansas (3/18/07) 

TURNOVERS.................. 9 vs Mississippi State (01/13/07) 

9 at Florida (03/04/07) 

FOULS...................... 8 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 

8 vs Eastern Kentucky (12/30/06)



All games 

Opponent - GAME LOWS 

POINTS..................... 46 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 



54 vs Indiana (12/09/06) 


FIELD GOALS MADE........... 15 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 


FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS........ 48 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 


FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE...... .268 (15-56) at South Carolina (01/16/07) 

.270 (17-63) at Louisville (12/16/06) 

3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...... 2 vs UCLA (11/21/06) 


3 PT FG ATTEMPTS........... 10 vs Alabama (03/08/07) 

14 vs DePaul (11/20/06) 

3 PT FG PERCENTAGE......... .105 ( 2-19) vs UCLA (11/21/06) 

.125 ( 3-24) at Louisville (12/16/06) 

FREE THROWS MADE........... 1 vs Mississippi State (01/13/07) 

5 vs Eastern Kentucky (12/30/06) 

5 vs Houston (01/03/07) 


5 vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS........ 3 vs Mississippi State (01/13/07) 


FREE THROW PERCENTAGE...... .333 ( 1-3 ) vs Mississippi State (01/13/07) 

.455 ( 5-11) vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

REBOUNDS................... 24 vs Georgia (02/28/07) 

26 vs Eastern Kentucky (12/30/06) 

26 vs Alabama (03/08/07) 

ASSISTS.................... 7 vs Eastern Kentucky (12/30/06) 





STEALS..................... 1 vs Miami (OH) (11/15/06) 


BLOCKED SHOTS.............. 0 vs Auburn (01/10/07) 

0 at Georgia (01/24/07) 

TURNOVERS.................. 8 vs UCLA (11/21/06) 

8 vs Houston (01/03/07) 

8 at Tennessee (02/13/07) 


FOULS...................... 11 vs Miss. Valley State (11/17/06) 


11 vs Alabama (03/08/07)

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