dishes out 10 [G] AUSTIN RIVERS [F] AL-FAROUQ AMINU

[G] GREIVIS VASQUEZ #21 • Maryland (3rd season) • 6-6 • 211

2011-12 Averages Notes (11-12 Season) Last Game

8.9 ppg, 5.4 apg, 2.6 rpg

• Recorded his third double-double in four games 4/9/12 vs. LAL with 18 points and 11 assists, while also setting a career-high with five three-point field goals made. • Has recorded 10 or more assists on six different occasions…The Hornets are 4-2 when Vasquez dishes out 10-plus assists.

4 pts (2-5 FG), 6 asts, 5 rebs

[G] AUSTIN RIVERS #25 • Duke (1st season) • 6-4 • 200

2011-12 Averages Notes(11-12 Season) Last Game

15.5 ppg, 3.4 rbg 2.1 apg, 1.0 spg

• Only third Freshman to ever lead Duke in scoring. • Ranks in the top five in seven categories: points (527, 3rd); points per game (15.5, 3rd); free throws (121, 1st) and attempts (184, 1st), three-pointers (58, 5th), double-figure scoring games (30, t-3rd) and 20-point games (eighth, t-5th).

10 pts (2-6 FG, 6-8 FT), 1 ast, 2 rebs.

[F] AL-FAROUQ AMINU #0 • Wake Forest (3rd season) • 6-9 • 215


6.0 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 1.0 apg

• Over the last 10 games, has averaged 9.6 ppg, 6.8 rpg, 1.7 apg, 1.7 spg and 1.0 bpg…During that span, he leads the team with 17 steals and is second on the team with 10 blocks. • Led the team in points for the first time this season with 15 points on 7-8 shooting from the field 3/26 vs. his former team, LAC.

3 pts (1-3 FG), 3 rebs, 1 blk

[F] ANTHONY DAVIS #23 • Kentucky (1st Season) • 6-10 • 220


14.2 ppg, 10.4 rpg, 4.65 bpg

• Won 6 of 7 National Player of the Year Awards as a Freshman at Kentucky. Also captured Final 4 MVP and National Championship. • Led the nation in blocks (4.65 bpg), while leading UK in scoring (14.2 ppg), rebounding (10.4 rpg) and field goal percentage (.623)

8 pts (4-9 FG), 8 rebs, 2 blks

[C] ROBIN LOPEZ #15 • Stanford (5th Season) • 7-0 • 255


5.4 ppg, 3.3 rpg, 0.9 bpg

• Played previous four seasons with Phoenix Suns playing a combined 242 games (94 career starts). 53 career double-doubles. • Set a single season career high last year with 60 blocks

2 pts (2-2 FT), 3 rebs

2011-12 HORNETS REGULAR SEASON RECORDS

RECORD HOME ROAD OVERTIME

OVERALL 21-45 11-22 10-23 1-2

SW DIVISION 3-11 3-4 0-7 1-0

WESTERN 14-34 9-15 5-19 0-2

EASTERN 7-11 2-7 5-4 0-1

HORNETS PR OBABLE STA RTERS

2012-13 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE

10/31 vs. SAS 7:00pm*^ 1/23 at SAS 7:00pm* 11/2 vs. UTA 7:00pm* 1/25 vs. HOU 7:00pm* 11/3 at CHI 7:00pm* 1/27 at MEM 5:00pm* 11/7 vs. PHI 7:00pm# 1/29 at LAL 9:30pm* 11/9 vs. CHA 7:00pm* 1/30 at UTA 8:00pm* 11/14 at HOU 7:00pm* 2/1 at DEN 8:00pm* 11/16 vs. OKC 7:00pm* 2/2 at MIN 7:00pm*^ 11/17 at MIL 7:30pm* 2/6 vs. PHX 7:00pm* 11/20 vs.NYK 7:00pm* 2/8 at ATL 6:30pm* 11/21 at IND 6:00pm* 2/10 at TOR 5:00pm* 11/23 at PHX 8:00pm* 2/11 at DET 6:30pm 11/25 at DEN 7:00pm* 2/13 vs. POR 7:00pm* 11/26 at LAC 9:30pm* 2/19 vs. CHI 7:00pm* 11/28 vs. UTA 7:00pm* 2/20 at CLE 6:00pm* 12/1 vs. OKC 7:00pm* 2/22 vs. DAL 7:00pm* 12/3 vs. MIL 7:00pm*^ 2/24 vs. SAC 5:00pm* 12/5 vs. LAL 7:00pm* 2/26 vs. BKN 7:00pm* 12/7 vs. MEM 7:00pm* 2/27 at OKC 7:00pm* 12/8 at MIA 6:30pm* 3/1 vs. DET 7:00pm* 12/11 vs. WAS 7:00pm* 3/4 vs. ORL 7:00pm* 12/12 at OKC 7:00pm* 3/6 vs. LAL 7:00pm* 12/14 vs. MIN 7:00pm* 3/9 at MEM 7:00pm 12/16 at POR 8:00pm* 3/10 vs. POR 6:00pm* 12/18 at GSW 9:30pm* 3/12 at BKN 6:30pm* 12/19 at LAC 9:30pm* 3/15 at WAS 6:00pm* 12/21 at SAS 7:30pm* 3/17 at MIN 6:00pm* 12/22 vs. IND 7:00pm* 3/18 vs. GSW 7:00pm* 12/26 at ORL 6:00pm* 3/20 vs. BOS 7:00pm* 12/28 vs. TOR 7:00pm* 3/22 vs. MEM 7:00pm* 12/29 at CHA 6:00pm*^ 3/25 vs. DEN 7:00pm* 1/1 vs. ATL 7:00pm 3/27 vs. LAC 7:00pm* 1/2 at HOU 7:00pm* 3/29 vs. MIA 7:00pm* 1/5 at DAL 7:30pm* 3/31 vs. CLE 5:00pm* 1/7 vs. SAS 7:00pm* 4/3 at GSW 9:30pm* 1/9 vs. HOU 7:00pm* 4/5 at UTA 8:00pm* 1/11 vs. MIN 7:00pm* 4/7 at PHX 8:00pm* 1/13 at NYK 11:00am 4/9 at LAL 9:30pm* 1/15 at PHI 6:00pm* 4/10 at SAC 9:00pm* 1/16 at BOS 7:00pm# 4/12 vs. LAC 7:00pm* 1/19 vs. GSW 7:00pm* 4/14 vs. DAL 5:00pm*^ 1/21 vs. SAC 12:00pm 4/17 at DAL 7:00pm* [all times Central] * - Denotes Coverage by FSNO # -Denotes Coverage by ESPN ^ - Denotes Coverage by NBATV All-Star Weekend: Feb. 15-17, 2012 Houston, TX.

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: Solomon Alabi (SAHL-oh-mon al-ah-BEE) Al-Farouq Aminu (al-fuh-ROOK ah-MEE-noo), Xavier Henry (ZA-vee-A), Greivis Vasquez (GRAY-vess VASS-kez)

HORNETS ON THE AIR • All game broadcasts with

Sean Kelley & Gerry Vaillancourt and Hornets OT (Post-game show) following every game with Joe Block will broadcast on KMEZ 106.7 FM • Games will also broadcast on the Hornets’ Spanish flagship station, La Fabulosa 830 AM with Emilio Peralta • Hornets Sportsline will air Thursdays from 7-8 p.m. on

KMEZ 106.7 FM beginning on Oct. 29.

RECENT TRANSACTIONS: 9/28 – signed Larry Owens and

Earl Barron to training camp contracts.

RECENT TRANSACTIONS: 2/4 – Signed F Sasha

Pavlovic to a 10-day contract. 2/23 – Traded G Marcus Thornton and cash considerations to the Sacramento Kings for F Carl Landry. 3/9 – Signed G Jerel McNeal to a 10-day contract.

*see pg. 14 for complete transaction log

INJURIES: Eric Gordon OUT (Right Knee Soreness).

New Orleans Hornets (1-0) vs. Charlotte Bobcats (1-0) Pre-Season Game #2 • Home Game #2 New Orleans Arena, New Orleans, LA

October 9, 2012 • 7:00 p.m. (CT) Television: None; Radio: WWL 105.3 FM

Follow us on Twitter: @hornetspr 2012-13 Hornets Media Guide: http://www.nba.com/hornets/news/1213mediaguide

RECENT TRANSACTIONS: *see pg. 10 for complete transaction log

2012-13 PRESEASON SCHEDULE 10/7 vs. ORL W, 85-80 10/18 vs. ATL 6:30pm 10/9 vs. CHA 7:00pm 10/22 at DAL 7:30pm 10/11 at CHA 6:30pm 10/24 vs. HOU 7:00pm 10/12 at HOU 7:00pm 10/26 at MIA 7:00pm# [all times Central] # -Denotes Coverage by ESPN

http://www.nba.com/hornets/news/1213mediaguide

HORNETS ON THE AIR All 82 regular season games, the entire preseason (excluding the opening game in Mexico City) and the Hornets’ entire playoff schedule will be heard on the team’s flagship station, WWL 105.3 FM in New Orleans, as the Hornets enter their first of the multi-season agreement with Entercom Communications. Sean Kelley begins his eighth season as the radio voice of the Hornets, while John DeShazier begins his first season as color analyst. Kelley & DeShazier will also host a weekly Thursday night coach’s show with Hornets head coach Monty Williams.

TONIGHT’S OPPONENT – Charlotte Bobcats – Southeast Division

2012-13 Regular Season Match-ups (CT) Nov. 9, 2012 vs. Charlotte, 7:00 p.m. Dec. 29, 2012 at Charlotte, 6:00 p.m. ALL-TIME SERIES: HORNETS lead 6-2. 2011-12 Regular Season Match-ups Mar. 12, 2012 vs. Charlotte – L, 71-73 Apr. 16, 2012 at Charlotte – W, 75-67

Each team won the road contest in last season’s 1-1 series split. The Hornets victory came on Apr. 16th, 2012 with a 75-67 performance fueled by Greivis Vasquez’s 10 points and 6 assists.

The Hornets have won their last six out of eight meetings at home against the Bobcats, only losses came on 4/7/10 (103-104) and 3/12/12 (71-73).

The Hornets played their last game as the Charlotte Hornets on May 15, 2002, losing to the Nets 103-95 in game five of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, ending their 14-year run in Charlotte.

The Hornets are 10-4 all-time vs. Charlotte after sweeping the season series last year. The 14 games against the Bobcats are the fewest played against any current franchise.

Charlotte Television analyst Dell Curry played for the Hornets franchise for 10 seasons between ’88-’89 and ’97-’98. Curry is the franchise leader in scoring (9,839), games played (701), seasons played (10 – tie), field goals made and attempted (3,951/8,555), and three-point field goals made and attempted (929/2,294).

Bobcats F Tyrus Thomas established the Tyrus Thomas Foundation in 2007, a non-profit which funds educational and recreational programs in Louisiana.

Monty Williams is 2-0 (1.000) lifetime against the Bobcats…Charlotte Head Coach Mike Dunlap is 0-0 (.000) lifetime against the Hornets.

2012 PRESEASON GAME NOTES: South of the Border: The Hornets last preseason game versus the Orlando Magic in the new Mexico City Arena in Mexico was one of 7 NBA Preseason games played internationally. The Hornets have now played a total of 5 games on international soil. They have won three straight (2 wins over WAS on 10/14 and 10/17 in 2008) and are 4-1 overall. Getting off on the right foot: With Sunday’s preseason win over the Orlando Magic, the Hornets have now won three straight preseason games dating back to last year. (12/21/11-10/7/12). The Comeback Kids: Yesterday the Hornets won in comeback fashion trailing by 15 points at the half and being down as many as 21 points in the 3

rd

quarter. The Hornets were behind the entire game until drawing the game to a tie with 2:21 remaining in the 4th

quarter. The Hornets took a lead they would never relinquish on a go-ahead free throw by F Lance Thomas with 1:50 remaining. Youth Movement: A total of 9 new players made their NBA debut for the Hornets yesterday. Additionally, the Hornets starting five was held an astonishing average age of just 22 years old.

Several Young Hornets players had impressive performances.

In his rookie debut, Hornets G Brian Roberts poured in a game high 17 points on 5-11 shooting (.454). Additionally, he grabbed 4 rebounds and dished out 4 assists.

In his much anticipated first game as a Hornet, F/C Anthony Davis tallied 8 points and 8 boards along with 2 impressive blocked shots in an impressive all around debut.

As the Hornets starting shooting guard in his first game in a Hornets uniform, Austin Rivers notched a double figure scoring game with 10 points on 2-6 FG (.333) and 6-6 FT (1.000).

In only his second year in the league, F Lance Thomas took an early leadership and clutch role for the Hornets. The Hornets reserve scored all 10 of his points in the fourth quarter on 3-5 FG shooting (.600) and grabbed 2 boards and tallied 2 steals in powering the Hornets comeback victory.

All Hands on Deck: The Hornets received scoring contributions from a total of 13 players in Sunday’s win over the Magic. All but one

player scored a point (Wright) and all but two players recorded a FG (Lopez, Wright).

Player Position Age

Vasquez PG 25

Rivers SG 20

Aminu SF 22

Davis PF 19

Lopez C 24

Average 22

HORNETS-BOBCATS CONNECTIONS Bobcats assistant coach Stephen Silas is the son of Paul Silas, who was once the head coach of the Hornets, taking over 47 games

into the ’98-’99 season and coaching the next four full seasons, including the franchise’s inaugural season in New Orleans.

Hornets assistant coach Dave Hanners held the same position with the Bobcats from ’08-’10.

Bobcats F Tyrus Thomas was born in Baton Rouge, LA and played his college ball at Louisiana State University.

Hornets Anthony Davis and Darius Miller were teammates with Bobcats F Michael Kidd-Gilchrist at the University of Kentucky during the 2011-12 season…Both Davis and Kidd-Gilchrist garnered All-American honors en route to claiming the 2012 national championship…Bobcats F Jeff Taylor joined Davis and Kidd-Gilchrist in receiving 2012 First Team All-SEC honors.

Hornets F Lance Thomas and Bobcats G Gerald Henderson were college teammates at Duke University from 2006-2009.

Hornets vs. Bobcats All-Time Record 11-5 2011-12 Record 1-1 Home Record 6-2 Away Record 5-3 Last 5 Games 3-2 Last 10 Games 7-3

2011-12 SEASON RECAP NOTES

BEE-FENSE In 2011-12, the Hornets again showcased the stellar defense displayed a

year ago, the first under head coach Monty Williams. The Hornets held 50 of their 66 opponents under 100 points this season and ranked 8

th

in the NBA in opponent points allowed per game (93.4)…the Bees also ranked 13th

in opponent field goal percentage at (44.4%) and 2

nd in opponent three-point field goal

percentage (31.7%).

The Hornets were 16-11 this season when holding an opponent to 90 points or fewer, 5-1 when holding to 80 points or fewer and 2-0 when holding under 70 points…the Hornets held opponents under 90 points 28 times in 2010-11, yielding a record of 25-3...the Bees held nine opponents under 80 points in 2010-11 and were 9-0 in those games.

New Orleans only allowed an opponent to score 30+ points in a quarter 32 times this season.

Some of the standout single-game defensive performances from this season:

New Orleans held the Rockets to a season-low 12 1st quarter points and 33 1

st half points

in the season finale 4/26 at HOU.

The Charlotte Bobcats shot 23-76 (30.3%, an opponent season low, last 2/22 at CLE, 32%) from the field 4/17 in CHA and 1-16 (6.3%) from deep. Other opponent season lows worth noting that were accomplished at CHA: Tied the season low in total points (67, vs. ORL1/27), FG made (23), 12 assists (15, three times), lowest point total in the third quarter, 8 pts (previous was 15 pts 2/13 vs. UTA and one point above the franchise/season low in a quarter, 7, 1/19 at HOU).

4/15 vs. MEM, the Grizzlies scored just 35 first half points, committed 21 turnovers, tied an opponent season-low with 15 assists and failed to score 20 points in three separate quarters on 35.7% shooting.

Utah was held to 18.2% (2-11) shooting from distance 4/13 at the Hive and failed to score 20 points in two quarters (2

nd and 4

th) while scoring just six points off Hornet turnovers.

The San Antonio Spurs shot 2-19 (10.5%) from beyond the arc 3/24…the two made three-point buckets was just two more than the opponent season low, when Charlotte was held to 0-12.

The Los Angeles Clippers were held to 5-27 shooting (18.5%) from three-point range 3/22 and missed their last 19 attempts from deep…after scoring 35 points in the first quarter, Los Angeles was held to 55 the rest of the game, including just 11 in the final frame.

3/12 Charlotte was held to 0-12 from beyond the arc and forced into 19 turnovers…the Bobcats also scored fewer than 15 points in two separate quarters (14, 1

st and 12, 4

th).

Mavericks F Dirk Nowitzki was again frustrated by the Hornets D 3/2 at the Hive, shooting just 7-19 from the field with six turnovers…1/7 at DAL, the Hornets held Nowitzki to 2-11 shooting from the field in 30 minutes.

The Hornets defense held the Cavaliers to 31.8% shooting (an opponent season-worst this year) in a wire-to-wire win 2/22 in Cleveland with New Orleans grabbing 56 rebounds and limiting the Cavs to five fastbreak points.

The Knicks were forced into 21 turnovers 2/17 in New York (including an opponent individual high nine from Jeremy Lin, eight of which came in the first half) leading to 28 New Orleans points…New York was held to 13 points in the first quarter…The Knicks shot just 4-24 from distance (16.7%).

New Orleans held Utah to 80 points 2/13 at the Hive, including limiting the Jazz to 4-14 (28.6%) shooting from beyond the arc…New Orleans also forced 20 turnovers (+7) including a season-high - for any quarter - nine in the third, and scored 23 points as a result (+14).

Against the Magic 1/27, the Hornets held the Magic to 67 points on 39.3% shooting…Orlando failed to score 20 points in any quarter, the 7

th time a team did not reach 20 in any

quarter of a game at the time and the first time in franchise history since 1/21/11 in Atlanta.…New Orleans forced a season high 23 turnovers and had 14 steals…no Magic player other than Dwight Howard attempted a free throw until 2:28 remaining in the 4

th quarter.

After allowing 65 points through the first three quarters, the Hornets held the Rockets to an all-time franchise low seven points in the fourth quarter (previous low for the quarter was eight vs. SAS 3/12/08)…it tied the fewest opponent points for ANY quarter in franchise history (12/23/95 2

nd vs. MIA and 12/29/02 3

rd at HOU)…it also tied the fewest

points in a quarter by any team in the NBA in 2011-12 at the time.

The Hornets held Minnesota to 34.2% shooting (24-70) 1/13 at home…the 24 field goals were an opponent low on the season…the Timberwolves also shot just 6-25 (24.0%) from distance.

At Denver 1/9, the Hornets held the Nuggets to 81 points (season-low at the time), holding Denver under 20 points in each of the last three quarters…the loss was Denver’s first at home this season.

Against Boston 12/28, the Hornets held the Celtics to 37.2% shooting (29-78) from the field, and just 78 points for the game… Hornets players blocked 12 Celtic shots, more than in any game from a season ago (most in 2010-11 was 11 at CHI 3/7/11), and only three off the franchise record of 15 set 12/12/92 vs. DEN.

In Phoenix 12/26, the Suns were held under 40% shooting (32-81, 39.5%) as well as 5-25 (20%) from distance and 84 total points.

2011-12 HORNETS MISCELLANEOUS STATS

Hornets were… 18-31 when opponent has 12 or more turnovers 9-21 when bench outscores opponent bench 9-22 when a bench player scores 14 or more pts 21-13 when outshooting opponent 0-32 when outshot by opponent 11-20 when shooting equal or more free throws than opp. 10-25 when shooting less free throws than opp. 5-3 when two Hornets have double-digit rebounds 6-4 when two Hornets have double-doubles 0-0 when the Hornets have 10 or more triples 5-3 when opponent hits 10 or more 3-pointers 4-5 when the Hornets score 100 or more points 17-40 when the Hornets score less than 100 points 0-16 when opponent scores 100 or more points 21-29 when opponent scores less than 100 points 14-9 when opponent scores less than 90 points 16-11 when the Hornets are ahead after the third qtr 4-33 when the Hornets are trailing after the third qtr 1-1 when tied at the end of the third quarter 6-26 when the Hornets trail at halftime 13-18 when the Hornets lead at halftime 2-1 when tied at halftime 4-9 in games decided by 3 points or less 3-2 in games decided by 4-5 points 8-18 in games decided by 6-10 points 5-13 in games decided by 11-20 points 1-3 in games decided by more than 20 points 1-4 on Sunday 4-10 on Monday 1-2 on Tuesday 6-11 on Wednesday 2-5 on Thursday 4-6 on Friday 3-7 on Saturday 0-0 in October 0-0 in November 2-1 in December 2-16 in January 4-10 in February 5-12 in March 8-6 in April

2011-12 Team Leaders Points Marco Belinelli 780 Rebounds Chris Kaman 364 Off. Rebs. Al-Farouq Aminu 95 Assists Greivis Vasquez 359 Steals Trevor Ariza 69 Blocks Chris Kaman 77 3PM Marco Belinelli 107 FTM Carl Landry 147 FTA Carl Landry 184

Individual Player Preseason Talking Points Al-Farouq Aminu

Averaged career highs in points (6.0), rebounds (4.7) and field goal percentage (41.1%) in his sophomore season

Averaged 9.6 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 1.7 steals and 1.0 blocks over the last 10 games of the season and led the team and steals and blocks over that span.

Was one of three Hornets to play in all 66 games last season while leading the team in offensive rebounds with 95.

Recorded his first two career double-doubles in 2011-12 and led the team in rebounding 10 times.

Ryan Anderson 2011-12 NBA Most Improved Player.

Led the NBA in three-pointers made last season (166) with the Magic.

Finished 6th in the league last season in total offensive rebounds (224), 7th in free throw percentage (87.7%) and 4th in turnover percentage (6.4%).

Set career marks in points (16.1) and rebounds (7.7) last season.

Anthony Davis Was the youngest member of Team USA Men’s Basketball (19 years old) since NBA players began participating in 1992 and as such was the

youngest gold medal winner in that span.

Became the fifth player to win the National Championship and be selected #1 in the same year. Three of the previous four players (James Worthy, Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) are in the Hall of Fame. Only Davis and Jabbar also were named AP player of the year that same season.

Won six of the seven major National Player of the Year awards last season at Kentucky in his freshman season.

Led the nation in blocks with 4.65 per game and shot 62.3% from the field while also leading his team in scoring (14.2) and rebounding (10.4).

His 186 blocked shots broke school, SEC and NCAA freshman records for most in a season.

Eric Gordon Team was 6-3 when Gordon played last season. Gordon scored the game-winning points on two of those nine occasions.

Averaged a team-leading 20.6 points, as well as 3.4 assists, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.4 steals while shooting 45.0% from the field and leading the team in scoring in eight of his nine appearances and in assists three times. In five of the nine games, he scored 20+ points and surpassed 30 points once.

Has averaged over 16 points in each of his four NBA seasons and holds a career average of 18.2 points per game.

Was a finalist for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s basketball team and was a member of the 2010 Team USA squad that won the gold medal at the FIBA World Championships in Istanbul, Turkey.

Xavier Henry Improved his three-point shooting percentage, field goal percentage, rebounding and assists after the All-Star Break last season.

Averaged career-highs of 5.3 points and 2.4 rebounds last season.

Shot 55.6% from distance at home in 2011-12.

Robin Lopez Averaged 5.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and .94 blocks in 14.0 minutes per game last season with the Suns, playing mostly in a reserve role.

Scored a career-high 30 points 2/26/10 against the Clippers. Set a career mark with eight offensive rebounds last season 4/14 at SAS.

Has six games of playoff experience, averaging 7.8 points, 4.0 rebounds, 54.0% shooting from the floor and a perfect mark from the line.

Roger Mason 5.5 points and 1.3 rebounds in 13.4 minutes for the Wizards last season. Had five games with at least four three-point field goals made.

Set his season high with 19 points against the Hornets 3/15.

Averaged a career-high 11.6 points in 82 games for the Spurs during the 2008-09 season.

Oldest player on the roster with eight years of experience.

Darius Miller Was the 2012 SEC Sixth-Man of the Year and won the NCAA National Championship in New Orleans.

In his career at Kentucky, set the record for games played (152) and ranks 10th on UK’s all-time three-point field goals list with 175.

Played for the U.S. at the 2011 World University Games in China. Was also selected to the USA U-19 National Team in the summer of 2009, playing in all nine games and helping the team to the gold medal.

Austin Rivers Averages 15.5 points for Duke as a freshman, becoming only the third player to lead Duke in scoring in his first season.

Was the seventh freshman in ACC history to collect First Team All-Conference recognition.

Ranks in the top five in the Duke freshman record books in seven different categories (points, points per game, free throws, free throw attempts, three pointers, double-figure scoring games and 20-point games)

Played in the 2011 McDonalds All-American game, leading the West squad with 14 points.

Brian Roberts Competed in the 2012 NBA Summer League for the Hornets, averaging 13.8 points, 2.2 assists and 2.0 rebounds over five games (three starts). He

also shot 50% from the field, 54.5% from three-point range and 93.8% from the free throw line.

Won the German League National Championship with Brose Baskets Bamberg last season, averaging 11.4 points, 3.0 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 25.9 minutes. Also appeared in 10 Euroleague games with Bamberg.

Also won the 2009-10 and 2010-11 German National Championships with Brose Baskets.

Named as one of 30 finalists for the John R. Wooden Award his senior year at Dayton in 2007-08.

Jason Smith Set career marks in points per game (9.9), rebounds (4.9), blocks (1.03) and field goal percentage (.520) last season.

In the 16 games after returning 3/17 from a concussion that forced him to miss 20 games, averaged 12.6 points, 6.2 rebounds and 56.8% shooting with 13 blocks.

Led the team in rebounding eight times last season, while scoring 20+ points on two occasions.

Had four double-doubles last year, the first of his four-year career including a career-high 26 points on 12-16 shooting to go along with 10 rebounds and three steals 4/7 vs. MIN.

Led the team in rebounding eight times and in scoring four times in 2011-12.

Longest-tenured Hornet (two seasons).

Lance Thomas Started 10 games in his rookie season, averaging 4.2 points, 3.8 rebounds while shooting 44.7% (17-38) from the field in those contests.

Scored a career-high 18 points on 12-14 shooting from the charity stripe vs. DEN 3/9 while also setting a career high with four offensive rebounds.

Finished third among rookies in free throw percentage (83.9) although his attempts did not qualify him for end-of-year thresholds.

Was a member of the 2012 U.S. Men’s Select Team that scrimmaged against Team USE prior to the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.

Was a McDonalds All-American in 2006.

Greivis Vasquez Set career marks in points per game (8.9), assists (5.4), rebounds (2.6), field goal percentage (43.0%) and three-point field goal percentage

(31.9%) last season.

Team was 12-14 with Vasquez as a starter last season including an 8-4 stretch between 4/4 vs. DEN and his final start 4/24 at GSW.

Finished 20th in the NBA in assists per game (5.4) despite playing just 26 minutes per game. Led the team in assists 38 times last season and led the team in total assists with 359. Six double-doubles

Played in all 66 games.

Hakim Warrick Averaged 6.4 points, 2.6 rebounds and 14.6 minutes in 35 games with the Suns last season.

Best season of his seven-year NBA career came in his sophomore campaign in 2006-07 with the Grizzlies where he averaged 12.7 points and 5.1 rebounds while playing all 82 games.

Was a member of the 2003 National Championship team at Syracuse as a collegian. 2011-12 SEASON ENDING GAME NOTES CRESCENT CITY CLOSERS The Hornets closed the 2011-12 campaign at a high level setting team highs in several categories:

New Orleans was 8-5 in its last 13 games and 8-6 in the month of April…the Bees posted their longest winning streak of the season (four) in the month of April as well…the streak was also the longest since January 2011…since 2/13, the Hornets have played at a .436 clip (17-22).

Four of the six losses came at the hands of the Spurs, Lakers, Grizzlies and Clippers (four of the top five teams in the Western Conference) while three of the wins came over playoff-bound Denver, Utah and Memphis…the wins over the Nuggets and Jazz marked the second time New Orleans defeated those teams this season, and added Minnesota to that list 4/7 and Golden State 4/24, winning the season series vs. UTA, MIN and GSW and splitting with DEN.

The squad had more wins in April (eight) than any other month this season…the Hornets steadily improved in victories from month to month with two in December, two in January, four in February and five in March.

The team shot 55% in consecutive games 4/11 vs. SAC and 4/13 vs. UTA…the Bees shot 50% or better in eight of the last 24 games…New Orleans made better than half their field goals in just eight of the first 42 games of the season

With the 4/16 win at CHA, New Orleans had its first sweep in back-to-back games this season, defeating MEM the night before 88-75.

2011-12 CONCLUDES The season ended 4/26 at HOU in appropriate fashion with young players carrying the load - and the torch - into 2012-13 Rookie Jerome Dyson led the team in scoring for the second time this season with 15 in his first career NBA start.

Darryl Watkins and Al-Farouq Aminu tied for the team lead in rebounding with 10 apiece and each notched double-doubles with 13 and 11 points respectively…it was the 8

th time this season that two players had 10+ rebounds in the same game and the 10

th time two Hornets had

double-doubles in the same game in 2011-12.

The five players who played 17+ minutes in the game (Dyson, Watkins, Aminu, Lance Thomas and Greivis Vasquez) had a combined eight years of experience and no player had more than two seasons spent in the league.

IRON MEN Despite the rash of injuries this season, three Hornets (Al-Farouq Aminu, Marco Belinelli and Greivis Vasquez) managed to play in all 66 games… the trio tied for the NBA-lead in games played in 2011-12 and made the Hornets one of only three teams (CHI and OKC) to have at least three players play in every game this year. VASQUEZ ASSISTS Greivis Vasques finished 2011-12 20th in the NBA in assists per game with 5.4 despite playing just 25:50 per contest and serving as a backup the majority of the year…Vasquez was also 10th in assist percentage (35.7%) and 15th in total assists (359)…the team was 12-14 this season with Greivis as a starter, including 8-4 between 4/4 vs. DEN and his last start 4/24 at GSW. CLEANING THE GLASS New Orleans ranked 14th in total rebounding percentage, 15th in defensive rebounding percentage and 16th in offensive rebounding percentage in the NBA in 2011-12…New Orleans also ranked 4th in opponent rebounds per game, 16th in opponent offensive rebounds per game and 4th in opponent defensive rebounds per game

13 different Hornets led the team in rebounding this season.

Darryl Watkins set his career high for rebounds in his first game as a Hornet with a game-high 13 4/18 at MEM.

Marco Belinelli has chipped in this season, setting his career high for boards 12/30 vs. PHX with 11 while also tying his career high for offensive rebounds with three in the game…Marco also led the team in rebounding 1/30 at MIA (five) and tied for the team lead with six 2/12 at IND.

Al-Farouq Aminu has also had career individual game rebounding numbers this season, gathering 12 1/7 at DAL (all defensive) and then leading the team with eight rebounds 1/9 at DEN and 4/1 at PHX….Aminu notched a career-high six offensive rebounds 3/2 vs. DAL and had eight total in 25 minutes.

AMINU EMERGES Since he was re-inserted into the starting lineup 4/9 vs. LAL, Al-Farouq Aminu played with much more confidence and aggressiveness…in those 10 contests, Aminu averaged 9.8 points, 7.2 rebounds, 1.7 steals and 1.7 assists in 34 minutes per game…each of those categories showed significant improvements from his season averages

Aminu led the team in rebounding for the 10th

time this season with 10 4/26 at HOU and had his second career double-double with 11 points…the game marked the third double-digit rebounding effort of his career a game after recording a team-high 11 4/24 at GSW.

‘Chief’ notched double-digit points in five of the last 10 games after only scoring 10+ nine times in the previous 56 contests.

In the last home game 4/19 vs. HOU, “Chief” recorded a season-high 17 points while also grabbing eight rebounds and recording two assists with two steals.

Al has had at least one steal in seven of the last 10 games, and two or more steals in six of those contests…he had the second most steals on the team for the season with 59.

ERIC THE GREAT Eric Gordon was spectacular in the nine games in which he appeared this season (all starts)…New Orleans finished 6-3 when Gordon played this season

EG averaged a team-leading 20.6 points, as well as 3.4 assists, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.4 steals while shooting 45.0% from the field and leading the team in scoring on eight of the nine occasions and in assists three times…in five of the nine games, he has scored 20+ points as well and has surpassed 30 once.

Gordon led the team with 27 points in the last home game of the season, connecting on 50% of his shots from the floor and making eight of ten free throw attempts.

In his home debut 1/4 vs. PHI, ‘The Commissioner’ hit his first four shots from the field en route to an 11 point first quarter and ended the game with 22 points.

Gordon also started hot 4/6 at SAS, scoring 15 of the team’s 24 first quarter points on 5-9 shooting with two steals and ended with a Hornets season-high 31 points in just 31:45.

HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS The Hornets closed out the season strong in the Hive, winning their last four home games and six of their last seven at New Orleans Arena.

Over the last seven home games, the Hornets averaged 96.9 points per game while holding their opponents to an average of just 90.0 points per game.

The Hornets shot 49.4% from the floor in their last seven home games after shooting 45.1% on the season. They also held opponents to just 42.2% from the floor in those contests.

#’s GAME Here is an enumerated summary of New Orleans’ journey in the injury-plagued 2011-12 season:

28 different starting lineups used this season which was an NBA high

22 different players to appear for New Orleans this year

21 age of Al-Farouq Aminu and Xavier Henry, the youngest players on the roster

17 players on this year’s team who came into the league since the franchise moved back to New Orleans in 2007

16 individuals who made their team debut this season

15 number of players to start at least one game for the club

13 different Hornets who led the team in rebounding

12 different Hornets who led the team in scoring

11 players who missed time due to injury

9 available healthy players on the roster for nine separate games this season; players with fewer than two seasons of experience

8 number of games started by the most-used starting lineup this season; players to appear with D-League experience

7 different Hornets who led the team in assists

6 returning players from last year’s team; rookies who played

5 times the team had a full bench of 13 healthy players; players who played on 10-day contracts

4 players who missed 20+ games due to injury

3 players who appeared in every game; years of service of the longest-tenured Hornet

2 times the Hornets played with eight healthy players

1 player remaining from the roster inherited by GM Dell Demps and head coach Monty Williams since they took over in the summer of 2010

0 times the team started its preferred lineup this year; players who started every game

M.A.S.H. UNIT The chart on the right breaks down the 218 games missed (2nd most in the NBA this year) by 11 different players this season and the ailment that caused the layoff

Coming out of the All-Star Break, the Hornets had missed the second most games due to injury of any team in the league, with a total of nine different players missing time.

Only three players played in every game this season (Al-Farouq Aminu, Marco Belinelli and Greivis Vasquez) and no player has started every game for the club.

The Hornets only had a full bench of 13 players able to play five times this season, with all but six of the 53 instances without a full bench due to injuries.

To compensate for the injuries, there were as many as three players on 10-day contracts with the club at one point in the season and five players on such contracts total.

New Orleans only had eight players available 3/29 at POR and 3/31 at LAL…New Orleans had only nine players available 2/10 vs. POR, 2/13 vs. UTA, 3/2 vs. DAL, 3/3 vs. IND, 3/7 at SAC, 3/24 vs. SAS and 3/28 at GSW and won two of the first three such contests.

DEFENDING DOWNTOWN The Hornets ranked 2nd in the NBA in opponent three-point field goal percentage, allowing opponents to shoot just 31.5% from deep…4/16 at CHA, the Bees held Charlotte to 1-16 from behind the arc, holding the Bobcats to 1-28 from three in the two meetings this season, an astonishing 3.6%...3/24 vs. SAS, the Hornets held the Spurs to 2-19 from deep, tying the San Antonio’s season low in three pointers made with two on 1/18 at Orlando.

Utah shot a scary 18.2% (2-11) on Friday, April 13th at the Hive.

3/12 vs. CHA, the Hornets held the Bobcats to a franchise-tying worst 0-12 from downtown…it was the lowest opponent three-point makes of the season…the other two instances in franchise history where a team shot that poorly were 12/9/00 at IND and 3/23/90 vs. NYK.

3/22 vs. LAC, New Orleans forced the Clippers into 5-27 shooting from deep, including 0-10 in the 4th quarter and 0-19 to finish the game.

New Orleans has only allowed opponents to make 10+ triples six times this season.

4/1 at PHX, the ‘Bees held the Suns to 3-15 (20%) from behind the three-point line.

Player Injury Games Missed

Ariza Groin 8

Ankle 5

Illness 2

Ayón Foot 1

Concussion 1

Gordon Knee 51

Back 4

Henry Ankle 12

Jack Foot 13

Knee 6

Ankle 1

Johnson Concussion 8

Kaman Leg 6

Illness 5

Ankle 1

Landry Knee 23

Ankle 2

Okafor Knee 39

Smith Concussion 20

Ankle 1

Summers Knee 9

CLUTCH GORDON Eric Gordon accounted for the winning points in two of the nine games he has played this season after drawing a foul and hitting a pair of free throws that proved the difference in a 94-92 Hornets win over the Nuggets 4/4

Gordon had a clutch moment to cap his memorable Hornets debut, hitting the game-winning jumper with 4.2 seconds to play 12/26 at Phoenix…in the game, Gordon also became the first player to score at least 20 points in his team debut since the team moved to New Orleans in 2002.

The team is 6-3 when Gordon appears with two victories having come by three points or fewer, accounting for a pair of the three such victories this season.

SUPREME SUPLENTE (SUBSTITUTE) Current Magic F Gustavo Ayón spent his rookie season with the New Orleans Hornets last season and was a bright spot filling in for the injured Jason Smith and Carl Landry at power forward in his rookie NBA season

Grabbed a career-high 17 rebounds 2/22 at CLE, tying the Hornets individual mark for rebounds this season and becoming the third Hornet in as many seasons to reach that plateau.

Achieved his first career double-double 2/15 at MIL with a career-best 12 rebounds to go with 12 points and three steals…the three steals tied a career high…this came a game after he narrowly missed his first 10/10 game, ending with 13 points and nine rebounds 2/13 vs. UTA…Ayón followed the Milwaukee performance up with a 13/11 outing 2/17 at NYK, his second consecutive double-double.

Earned his first NBA start 2/6 vs. DET and responded by grabbing a career-high (at the time) nine rebounds…with the start, Ayón became the first Hornets rookie since Quincy Pondexter 3/7/11 against the Chicago Bulls to start for the team.

GRANDE GUSTAVO Some highlights from a grand rookie season with the New Orleans Hornets from current Magic F Gustavo Ayón.

‘Goose’ had a career-best 17 rebounds 2/22 at CLE which tied the Hornets individual mark for the season (Emeka Okafor 1/21 vs. DAL)…he fell six rebounds shy of Larry Johnson’s rookie record of 23 rebounds (vs. MIN 3/10/92).

Ayón became just the third Hornet (Okafor, David West) in the last three seasons to have as many as 17 rebounds and notched the fifth such game in that span… Ayón became the 20

th Hornets all-time to have at least 17 boards.

On the five-game road trip from 2/15 to 2/22, Ayón averaged 9.8 rebounds, including his three double-digit outings of the season (also 12 2/15 at MIL and 11 2/17 at NYK)… Ayón averaged 7.7 rebounds for the month of February.

Ayón’s stat line in the 4th quarter 1/14 at MEM was impressive: five points, six rebounds, four assists and a block while missing only once from the

field and hitting his only free throw…in fact, Ayón’s 5 point/6 rebound/4 assist performance for a quarter was the first in at least the last 14 seasons in franchise history (dating back to 1998) and at the time was a mark that had only been done one other time in the NBA this season (Kyle Lowry 2

nd quarter 12/29 vs. SAS)…adding in Ayón’s block, he became the first player in the entire NBA since Lamar Odom on

10/31/10 (11-7-4-1) to reach those plateaus.

Against the Warriors, Gustavo Ayón blocked a career high four shots, including the game-saving rejection with :05.9 second remaining.

STARTING LINEUPS in 2011-12, the Hornets used an NBA-high 28 different starting lineups and were never able to roll out the preferred preseason

starting five (Jack-Gordon-Ariza-Landry/Smith-Okafor) for a single game this season

New Orleans started four different players at point guard, shooting guard and center, five players at small forward and seven different individuals at power forward this season.

15 different Hornets started at least one game for the team this season.

FINE FROM THE LINE Notes on the Hornets solid free throw shooting in 2011-12

The Hornets made 36 consecutive free throws over a three game span (UTA/MEM/CHA) until a 4th Qtr miss on Monday 4/16. It was the longest

Hornets free throw streak since 38 in a row during the 2003-04 season.

Ayón’s Rookie Ranks

Category Rank

FG% 2nd

Rebounds 5th

Blocks 5th

Steals 7th

Assists 17th

Points 19th

Times used First time PG SG SF PF C Record

8 1/18 Jack Belinelli Ariza Smith Okafor 1-7

8 2/13 Vasquez Belinelli Ariza Ayón Kaman 4-4

8 3/5 Jack Belinelli Ariza Ayón Kaman 2-6

4 12/28 Jack Belinelli Ariza Landry Okafor 1-3

4 1/6 Jack Belinelli Aminu Kaman Okafor 1-3

3 4/4 Vasquez Gordon Ariza Smith Kaman 2-1

2 1/13 Jack Belinelli Summers Kaman Okafor 0-2

2 2/2 Vasquez Summers Ariza Smith Okafor 0-2

2 2/6 Vasquez Belinelli Ariza Ayón Okafor 0-2

2 3/2 Jack Belinelli Aminu Ayón Kaman 1-1

2 3/31 Jack Belinelli Aminu Thomas Smith 0-2

2 4/9 Vasquez Belinelli Aminu Smith Kaman 1-1

2 4/13 Vasquez Gordon Aminu Smith Kaman 2-0

2 4/16 Vasquez Belinelli Aminu Thomas Smith 1-1

2 4/22 Vasquez Gordon Aminu Thomas Smith 1-1

1 12/26 Belinelli Gordon Ariza Landry Okafor 1-0

1 1/4 Jack Gordon Aminu Landry Okafor 0-1

1 1/16 Jack Belinelli Summers Smith Okafor 0-1

1 2/1 Jack Summers Ariza Smith Okafor 0-1

1 2/8 Jack Belinelli Ariza Ayón Okafor 0-1

1 3/7 Jack Belinelli Ariza Jones Kaman 0-1

1 3/22 Jack Belinelli Ariza Smith Kaman 1-0

1 3/24 Jack Vasquez Belinelli Thomas Ayón 0-1

1 3/26 Jack Belinelli Ariza Thomas Ayón 0-1

1 3/28 Jack Belinelli Aminu Landry Smith 1-0

1 3/29 Vasquez Belinelli Aminu Landry Smith 0-1

1 4/24 Vasquez Belinelli Aminu Thomas Ayón 1-0

1 4/26 Dyson Belinelli Thomas Aminu Smith 0-1

New Orleans went a perfect 21-21 from the line 4/15 vs. MEM with six different Hornets led by Eric Gordon’s 8-8 not missing an attempt…it was the second time this season (10-10 4/9 vs. LAL) that the Bees didn’t miss a freebie all game…the 4/9 contest marked the first time since 2/5/11 vs. LAL (4-4) that the Hornets were perfect from the stripe.

Al-Farouq Aminu shot 86-114 (75.4%) from the line this season…Aminu went almost a calendar month (January 7th

to February 4th

) without missing a free throw.

Jarrett Jack (129-148) finished the season ranked 12th

in the NBA at 87.2%…Jack was as high as second in the league at 96.0% before missing a pair of free throws 1/13 vs. MIN...Captain Jack led the team in both made free throws and free throws attempted before being declared out for the season with a stress fracture in his foot.

Greivis Vasquez (96-117, 82.1%) only missed 21 times this season and went seven games without missing a free throw between 2/17 at NYK and 3/5 at POR.

The entire Hornets bench shot perfect from the free throw line 4/22 at LAC, combining to connect on all 11 free throw attempts.

New Orleans hit its first 16 free throws 2/28 at CHI and did not miss until 3:32 remaining in the 3rd quarter, finishing 19-22 for the game.

Carl Landry hit on 11-11 free throws 1/25 at OKC.

Emeka Okafor’s stellar 7-7 performance 2/6 vs. SAC helped him on his way to a season-high 19 points and marked the most free throws made in a game without a miss in his NBA career (almost 500 games at the time).

CLOSE CALLS Although the record didn’t accurately reflect it, the Hornets played competitively all season, exemplified by the fact that 44 of 66 games (66.7%) were decided by 10 points or fewer and had a better point differential than seven teams in the league despite having equal or fewer wins than five of them.

Earlier this season, the Bees had three consecutive losses by just two points (the first game of the stretch 1/19 at HOU came in overtime)…it was the first time in franchise history the Hornets had been involved in three straight games decided by two points or less.

The team pushed three teams (Los Angeles Lakers, Indiana Pacers and Houston Rockets) to overtime early in the season, but lost all three of its first overtime contests.

In the two games at home vs. the Spurs, the Hornets have lost by a combined five points, most recently a three-point loss on 3/24, 89-86.

New Orleans also lost to Detroit on 2/4 by two, the fifth game decided by less than three points this season.

The Hornets were 15-29 in games decided by 10 points or less.

GREIVIS DISHES OUT DOUBLES Second-year point guard Greivis Vasquez has gone on a tear recently, recording double-doubles in three of four games from 4/4 vs. DEN to 4/9 vs. LAL…starting the 12 games at point between 4/4 vs. DEN and 4/24 at GSW, he averaged 12.1 ppg, 7.5 apg, 3.3 rpg and 1.0 spg and had six double-doubles on the season

4/16 at CHA, Vasquez tied a career-high 20 points, while dishing out a game-high six assists.

Vasquez scored 18 points and handed out 11 assists 4/9 vs. LAL, while also setting a career-high with five three-point field goals made.

GV narrowly missed a double-double with eight points and nine assists (three steals) 4/15 vs. MEM.

As one of three Hornets to record double-doubles 4/7 vs. MIN, Vasquez recorded 11 points and 10 assists while also contributing five rebounds in a crucial home win over the Timberwolves.

Greivis stepped in for an injured Jarrett Jack 4/4 vs. DEN, and finished the game with 11 points and 10 assists while missing just one shot the entire game (4-5 FG, 1-1 3P, 2-2 FT).

LOW SCORING VICTORIES Including the 4/16 win at CHA, the Hornets have won three other times in franchise history when scoring 75 points or less…12/21/10 vs. SAC, 75-71; 2/21/02 vs. HOU, 73-72; and 12/20/00 vs. MIA, 65-56.

CAREER NIGHT Forward Jason Smith set a new season and career high vs. the Timberwolves as he went 12-16 from the floor with 26 points, 10 rebounds and three steals…it was the first 20/10 game of his career and 3rd career double-double

In 36 minutes of play, Smith hit his first eight shots, going perfect in the first half.

His first miss of the night (4/7) was at the 11:05 mark of the third quarter.

STEALING THE SHOW New Orleans did an exemplary job forcing turnovers during the two game stretch 3/31 at LAL (14) and 4/1 at PHX (19)…of the 33 turnovers, 21 were steals forced by the Hornets D…forward Al-Farouq Aminu had seven steals in the two contests. RETURN OF J-SMITH In the 16 games (including starting the last 14 which he played) after returning 3/17 at NJN from missing 20 contests with a concussion, Jason Smith made his impact felt.

In that time, Smith averaged 12.6 points and 6.2 rebounds with 13 blocks on 56.8% shooting.

The fourth-year pro notched his 4th double-double for the year 4/15 vs. MEM with 14 points and 10 rebounds.

Smith tied a season high (at the time) with 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds 3/22 vs. LAC in his first start since returning…3/21 vs. GSW, Jason scored 12 points off the bench and grabbed seven rebounds (five offensive).

‘Smitty’ logged just 6:11 4/6 at SAS after injuring himself falling into the stands after blocking a transition layup.

BEST OF THE BENCH Al-Farouq Aminu’s 15 points off the bench 3/26 at LAC were a team-best, marking the 12th time this season a member of the bench has led the team in scoring…it was the second time Aminu led the team in scoring this year, and contributed to the second unit (only five players strong) accounting for a season-high 54 of the team’s 85 points

Chris Johnson scored a career-high 11 points from the bench in the game on 4-6 shooting and grabbed a season-high six rebounds in the effort.

All five available players (Aminu, Johnson, Carl Landry, Xavier Henry and Greivis Vasquez) played at least 20 minutes.

NO DOUBTING THOMAS There was no doubt that rookie forward Lance Thomas, signed for the remainder of the season February 27th after two 10-day contracts, was an NBA talent 3/9 at DEN

Thomas scored a career-high 18 points while only taking six shots from the field (making three)…the 18 points led the team, making Thomas the 11

th different Hornet to lead the squad in scoring this season.

12 of the rookie’s points came from the free throw line (14 attempts)…both numbers set the New Orleans individual high marks (at the time) in their respective categories for the year (previously 11 and 13, both by Carl Landry)…the effort fell two makes and three attempts shy of the all-time franchise records, held by Brad Miller (5/5/99) and Chris Paul (1/21/06)…in his previous 17 games, Thomas was 16-21 from the line.

The 2010 National Champion also played a career-high 30 minutes and grabbed a career-high four offensive rebounds.

INGREDIENTS 4 SUCCESS In the Hornets 21 wins this season, there were some common factors:

In the first 10 wins this season, the Hornets outshot their opponent, forced 12+ turnovers and led at halftime…all 21 wins have come when outshooting the opponent.

In the 11th and 12

th wins of the season (3/17 at NJ and 3/22 vs. LAC) the Hornets did much of the same outshooting NJ and LAC however the ‘Bees

trailed at halftime and entering the final period and came back to win, marking the first times to overcome a second half deficit and the 2nd

and 3rd

times to win when down entering the fourth quarter…the Bees also overcame halftime deficits 4/4 vs. DEN and 4/19 vs. HOU.

In 16 of the 20 wins, the opponent scored 90 points or fewer.

Five of the 20 New Orleans wins have come in commanding fashion, by 11+ points.

GOOD GREIVIS Second-year man Greivis Vasquez played his best stretch as a pro beginning 1/29 vs. ATL

In all, Vasquez led the team in assists 37 times this season (nine ties), in scoring four times and in rebounding twice (both ties).

GV Notched a double-double with 11 assists and 15 points 2/17 at NYK.

2/10 vs. POR, Vasquez set a career high with five steals and followed it up with three steals 2/13 vs. UTA

Vasquez tied his career high with 20 points (6-9 FG) 2/6 vs. SAC and led the team with nine assists

In the second start of his career (first as a Hornet) 2/2 at SAS, Vasquez tied his career high with seven made field goals on just 14 attempts (50.0%) and tied for the team lead with five assists and two steals…he played a career-high 34 minutes in the game as well.

In 28 minutes 2/1 vs. PHX Vasquez has his best game as a pro, scoring a career high 20 points, dishing a career high 12 assists and grabbing a career-high tying six rebounds…he also tied a career high with seven made field goals

His outing against the Suns marked the first time in franchise history that a reserve scored at least 20 points and had at least 10 assists in a game…it was Greivis’ first double-double of his career…his 12 assists 2/1 were a New Orleans individual high for the season.

SCRAPPY SECOND UNIT As the only four healthy reserves during the back-to-back 3/2 vs. defending World Champion Dallas and 3/3 vs. IND, the cast of a player on a 10-day contract (Solomon Jones), a player who spent unaffiliated time in the D-League this year (Lance Thomas) and two second-year players acquired prior to the season (Xavier Henry and Greivis Vasquez) had an immense impact off the bench.

Henry scored a career high 19 points on 8-12 shooting with two assists and a team-best two steals 3/2 and poured in nine points with six rebounds the following night.

Vasquez led the team with seven assists against the Mavericks in just 19 minutes in the game and also grabbed six rebounds in that time with a steal and a block.

Jones had a season-high 11 points on 5-9 shooting against Dallas, including a pair of clutch 4th quarter jumpers and grabbed five rebounds….he

followed up that performance with a 12 point/nine rebound effort, one rebound and two points shy of matching his career high numbers.

In only seven minutes, Thomas was able to collect four rebounds 3/2 and scored eight points with three boards in 14 minutes against the Pacers.

Starters Emeka Okafor, Jason Smith, Trevor Ariza, Eric Gordon and sixth-man Carl Landry all missed the games due to injury or illness…this marked the third and fourth games this season the Hornets only had nine healthy bodies for a game due to a rash of injuries and New Orleans is a respectable 2-2 in those games.

SABOR INTERNACIONAL = INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR

Vazquez, a rookie last season, joined Carl Herrera (1991-96) and Oscar Torres (2001-03) as the only Venezuelan-born players.

Early season pickup Xavier Henry was born in Belgium, and is one of only two players in the NBA (joining Tony Parker) to be born in that country.

F Al-Farouq Aminu is of Nigerian descent and plans to compete with his national team this summer.

COMPACT CAMPAIGN The shortened 2011-12 season featured 66 games over the course of only 120 days (not including the three day All-Star Break). Here are some notes that the peculiar schedule produced:

January was the toughest month in terms of games played for the Hornets, with 18 contests (including 10 home dates), an average of a game every 1.72 days! This marks the fourth time in franchise history the Bees have had 18 games in a single month, joining March and April 1999 (also a post-work stoppage season) and in March of 1990…the last time the Hornets had 10 home games in a month was in January 2007, when they played host to 11 games.

The Hornets played a back-to-back-to-back February 20th – 22

nd in Oklahoma City, Indiana and Cleveland, respectively, only the second time in

franchise history the team has had such a stretch of games.

The ’11-’12 schedule featured 15 sets of back-to-back games…there were three sets of home back-to-backs, all in the first three weeks of March (2

nd/3

rd, 14

th/15

th and 21

st/22

nd).

February 11th and 12

th was the first time the team had consecutive days off without a game.

YOUTH MOVEMENT The average age of the three players the Hornets received from the Clippers in the December 14th trade (Al-Farouq Aminu, Eric Gordon and Chris Kaman) was 24 years old

Aminu (21) was the fourth-youngest player in the entire NBA last season.

To begin the season, the Hornets had three rookies on the roster and three more players who had less than 82 games of NBA experience…in fact, the Hornets ranked 3

rd in the NBA in least average experience with only 3.2 seasons of service per player coming into the year.

BUSY BEES A Look at the Hornets’ Off-season to Now

MAKING CHANGES: The Hornets have been one of the most active teams in recent NBA History. New Orleans enters the 2012-13 campaign with only six returning players from the 2011-12 roster and eight new players under contract, while Jason Smith (third season) is the longest-tenured Hornet. No members of the roster inherited by Dell Demps and his staff when they took the helm in the summer of 2010. Below is a timeline of the Hornets’ transactions from the off-season to now:

June 15, 2012 Tom Benson’s purchase of the New Orleans Hornets is approved by the NBA’s Board of Governor’s June 20, 2012 Acquire forward Rashard Lewis and the 46th pick in the 2012 NBA Draft from the Washington Wizards in exchange for center Emeka Okafor and

Forward Trevor Ariza. June 28, 2012 Extend qualifying offer to guard Eric Gordon, making him a restricted free agent. June 28, 2012 Draft forward Anthony Davis from Kentucky with the first overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, guard Austin Rivers from Duke with the 10th pick. June 30, 2012 Waive forward Rashard Lewis. July 11, 2012 Acquire forward Ryan Anderson from the Orlando Magic in exchange for forward/center Gustavo Ayon; acquire forward/center Edin Bavcic from

the Philadelphia 76ers in a three-way deal that sent guard Jarrett Jack to the Golden State Warriors and center Darryl Watkins to the 76ers, while forward Dorrell Wright went from Golden State to Philadelphia.

July 13, 2012 Acquire center Brad Miller, the Brooklyn Nets’ 2013 second round pick and the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 2016 second round pick from Minnesota in exchange for the Hornets’ protected second round pick in 2017.

July 14, 2012 Match the Phoenix Suns’ offer to restricted free agent guard Eric Gordon. July 24, 2012 Sign 2012 draft picks forward Anthony Davis and guard Austin Rivers. July 27, 2012 Acquire center Robin Lopez, forward Hakim Warrick and cash considerations from the Phoenix Suns in exchange for guard Jerome Dyson and

center Brad Miller, with two second round picks (acquired in the July 13 trade) going to Minnesota as part of the three-team deal that sent forward Wesley Johnson and a first round pick from Minnesota to Phoneix.

August 4, 2012 Sign guard Roger Mason. August 16, 2012 Sign guard Brian Roberts. August 19, 2012 Sign Head Coach Monty Williams to a contract extension. September 6, 2012 Sign second round pick Darius Miller. October 1, 2012 Sign three free agents for training camp Solomon Alabi, Dominique Morrison and Chris Wright. October 8, 2012 Waive training camp invitation Domonique Morrison

Dell Demps ▪ Senior Vice President and General Manager ▪ On July 21, 2010, Dell Demps was named the seventh general manager in Hornets history. It is Demps’ first stint as general manager of an NBA franchise. ▪ Demps joined the Spurs at the start of the 2005-06 season as director of pro player personnel and was promoted to Vice President of Basketball Operations in 2010. In addition to his duties with the Spurs, Demps was named general manager of the Toros when they were first purchased by the Spurs in June 2007. ▪ With the Spurs, Demps won an NBA Championship (2007) and two divisional titles (2006, 2009). In each of the last five seasons that he was with San Antonio, the Spurs won at least 50 games. ▪ Demps had the opportunity to play in the NBA for Golden State (1993-94), San Antonio (1995-96) and Orlando (1996-97), as well as playing

professionally in the Philippines, France, Greece, Turkey, Croatia and Venezuela during his 10-year career. ▪ During his professional playing career, each summer he returned to Pacific to take MBA courses. When Demps suffered a season-ending shoulder injury in 1998, he returned to Pacific and completed his MBA. ▪ At Pacific, Demps was a four-year starter, earning All-Big West honors three times. After completing his MBA, Demps became a member of Pacific’s Eberhardt School of Business Advisory Board. He was also elected to the Pacific Athletics Hall of Fame in 2003. ▪ Demps, a native of the San Francisco Bay Area and his wife, Anita, have three sons, Jourdan (21), Tre (18), and Riley (11). Jourdan attends the University of Texas-San Antonio and Tre is in his freshman year playing basketball at Northwestern University. Riley is great student-athlete that excels in football and basketball. Anita is a 1998 graduate of Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law.

Demps in the NBA/NBA Developmental League Front Office

Year Title 2001-02 Assistant Coach-Mobile Revelers 2002-03 Assistant Coach-Mobile Revelers 2003-04 Scout-New York Knicks 2004-05 Scout/Director of Pro Player Personnel-New York Knicks 2005-06 Director of Pro Player Personnel-San Antonio Spurs 2006-07 Director of Pro Player Personnel-San Antonio Spurs 2007-08 Director of Pro Player Personnel-San Antonio Spurs/General Manager-Austin Toros (D-League) 2008-09 Director of Pro Player Personnel-San Antonio Spurs/General Manager-Austin Toros (D-League) 2009-10 Director of Pro Player Personnel-San Antonio Spurs/General Manager-Austin Toros (D-League) 2010-present Senior Vice President and General Manager-New Orleans Hornets

MONTY WILLIAMS Notre Dame

2011-12 RECORD: 21-45 (.318) CAREER RECORD: 67-81 (.453) Coaching Notes

• Appointed head coach on June 7, 2010 • Spent the previous five seasons as an assistant coach for the

Portland Trail Blazers

• Prior to joining the Trail Blazers, won an NBA Championship as a coaching staff intern with the San Antonio Spurs in 2004-05 • In the summer of 2005, coached the Spurs’ Summer League entry

in the Rocky Mountain Revue • First Hornets head coach (and fourth in NBA history) to start his career with eight-straight wins • Became the third first-year head coach to qualify for the playoffs in franchise history (Dave

Cowens, 1996-97; Tim Floyd, 2003-04). • Was named the Western Conference Coach of the Month for January (2011) after leading the Hornets to a franchise-best 12 wins.

• Led the Hornets to an improved win total in each month of the 2011-12 season and closed out the regular season on a 6-1stretch at New Orleans Arena.

Playing Notes

• Selected by New York in the first round (24th overall) of the 1994 NBA Draft • Nine-year veteran of the NBA before chronic knee problems forced him into retirement in ‘03

• Played for the Knicks, San Antonio, Denver, Orlando and Philadelphia • Best season was with the Spurs in 1996-97, when he averaged 9.0 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.4 assists in 65 games and shot 50.9% from the field

• In 456 career games, averaged 6.3 points per game • Honorable mention All-American at Notre Dame after averaging 22.4 points and 8.4 rebounds during his senior season • Away from basketball for two years during college (from 1990 to 1992) after being diagnosed with hypertropic cardiomyopathy, a rare condition of

thickened muscle between the chambers of the heart.

LEAD ASSISTANT COACH – Randy Ayers Miami (Ohio)

• Second season with the Hornets and first in the role of lead assistant coach • Head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers for 52 games in ‘03-‘04 • NBA assistant with Philadelphia (‘98-‘03, ‘09-‘10), Orlando (‘05-‘07), and Washington (‘07-‘09) • While in Philadelphia helped guide the team to five straight playoff appearances including a trip to the 2001 NBA Finals • NCAA Coach of the Year in 1991 at Ohio State • Named Big Ten Coach of the Year in 1991 and 1992 • Led the Buckeyes to two consecutive No. 1 seeds in the NCAA Tournament • Drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 1978 • Son Cameron is a sophomore at Bucknell and plays basketball for the Bison

• Oldest son Ryan also played basketball and graduated from Notre Dame in 2009.

ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF

COACH’S BIO:

Dave Hanners 2nd season – North Carolina

• Spent the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons as an assistant with Charlotte in addition to the first part of last season. • Has also been on the staffs of the Pistons (2003-05), Knicks (2005-06) and 76ers (2000-03) • Played guard under Dean Smith at UNC from 1972-76

Bryan Gates 3rd season – Boise State

• Comes to the Hornets after spending the year prior with the Sacramento Kings in the same capacity • In three year stint with the NBDL’s Idaho Stampede, garnered two Coach of the Year Awards (‘07, ‘08), and won the league title in 2008.

Williams’ NBA Playing Career

Year Team 1994-95 New York Knicks 1995-96 New York Knicks/San Antonio Spurs 1996-97 San Antonio Spurs 1997-98 San Antonio Spurs 1998-99 Denver Nuggets 1999-00 Orlando Magic 2000-01 Orlando Magic 2001-02 Orlando Magic 2002-03 Philadelphia 76ers

Williams as an NBA Head Coach

Year Team W L Pct. 2010-11 New Orleans Hornets 46 36 .561 2011-12 New Orleans Hornets 21 45 .318 Totals 67 81 .453

Fred Vinson 3rd season – Georgia Tech

• Assistant with the LA Clippers from ‘07-‘10, while also serving as the Director of Player Programs • Played parts of the ‘94-‘95 and ‘99-‘00 seasons with Atlanta and Seattle.

#50 SOLOMON ALABI C 7-1 252 FLORIDA STATE YEARS PRO: 2 (3/21/88) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 2.4 ppg, 3.4 rpg. 2011-12 Season: Began the 2011-12 season with the Toronto Raptors and played first game vs. Orlando on 1/1/12…sent down to the Bakersfield Jam playing in 9 total games (8 games started)…in nine contests, averaged 9.1 points on 47.3% shooting to go along with 7.7 rebounds per game…season high 22 points came on 1/7/12 against the Idaho Stampede to go along with 9 rebounds and 4 blocked shots…was called up to the Toronto Raptors and recorded second game played of the season on 1/29/12 against New Jersey…recorded season high 40 minutes played and 11 points (3-10 FG) and 19 rebounds in final game of regular season victory over Milwaukee Bucks on 4/26/12…in total, played 8.7 minutes per game in 14 total games played with the Raptors while averaging 2.4 points and 3.4 rebounds. PERSONAL: A native of Kaduna, Nigeria…moved to the United State in 2005…attended the same high school as Milwaukee’s Luc Richard Mbah a Moute…starred for the Nigerian Junior National Team at the 2007 Nike All-American camp…helped Nigeria qualify for the 2007 FIBA Under-19 World Championships…played soccer before taking up basketball at age 15.

OPP MIN FG-A 3P-A FT-A O-D-TR A PF ST TO BS PTS

10/7 vs. ORL 12 1-2 0-0 0-2 1-3-4 0 3 0 1 0 2

LAST 5 12 1-3 0-0 0-2 1-3-4 0 3 0 1 0 2

AVG. 12 .333 .000 .000 4.0 0.0 3.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 2.0

#0 AL-FAROUQ AMINU F 6-9 215 WAKE FOREST YEARS PRO: 2 (9/21/90) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 6.0 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 1.0 apg 10+Pts: 14 10+Rbs: 3 10+Pts/10+Rbs: 2 2011-12 Season: Led the team in scoring twice, and in rebounds ten times last season…Finished season with second double-double (11 pts and 10 rebs) at HOU on 4/26…Scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds 4/19 vs. HOU…Had 15 points on 7-8 shooting 3/26 at LAC …At DAL 1/7, recorded 15 points and career highs with 12 rebounds and four steals for first double-double of the season…Recorded his first start as a Hornet 1/4 against the 76ers and pulled down four rebounds. PERSONAL: Descends from a line of Nigerian kings…name Al-Farouq means “the chief has arrived”…son of Aboubakar Aminu and Anjirlic Aminu…averaged a team-high 14.8 points to go with 5.4 rebounds for the Clippers’ entry in the 2010 NBA Summer League…older brother Alade was a 2010 D-League All-Star with Erie and Bakersfield and was signed to a 10-day contract by the Miami Heat on March 28, 2010. ..also has a younger brother…played in the NIKE Hoop Summit as a member of the USA Jr. National Select Team as senior in high school…led Norcross High School to back-to-back Georgia 5A state titles in 2007-08…member of the 2008 McDonald’s All-American Team and played in the Jordan Brand Classic.


10/7 vs. ORL 19 1-3 0-1 1-2 2-1-3 0 3 2 1 1 3

LAST 5 19 1-3 0-1 1-2 2-1-3 0 3 2 1 1 3

AVG. 19 .333 .000 .500 3.0 0.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 1.0 3.0

#33 RYAN ANDERSON F 6-10 240 CALIFORNIA YEARS PRO: 4 (5/6/88) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 16.1 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 10+ Pts: 50 20+Pts: 21 10+Pts/10+Rbs: 214 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES: Won the NBA’s Most Improved Player award…played and started in 61 games with Orlando, averaging career-highs of 16.1 ppg. and 7.7 rpg. in 32.2 mpg…shot .393 (166-422) from three-point range and .877 (150-171) from the free throw line…led the NBA in both three-point field goals made and attempted, while ranking seventh in free throw percentage, tied for 27th in three-point field goal percentage, ranking 29th in rebounding and 33rd in scoring…started all five playoff outings, averaging 9.6 ppg. and 4.6 rpg. in 34.4 mpg….during the regular season, led (or tied) the team in scoring 16 times and in rebounding 10 times...scored in double figures 50 times and 20-plus points 21 times, including a career-high 30 points on Jan. 16 @ New York…had 14 double-doubles PERSONAL: One of 13 players named to the 2012 USA Men’s Select Team that trained against the Men’s National Team prior to the 2012 Olympics…represented the NBA this offseason in China, visiting the cities of Dalian, Beijing and Guangzhou while participating in NBA FIT clinics and interacting with Chinese youth...full name is Ryan James Anderson...lists golf as his favorite hobby…from ages of 14-16, would go once a year with church group to help improve impoverished areas of Mexico…was given the nickname “Rhino” while at Cal…favorite television show is Family Guy.


10/7 vs. ORL 21 1-11 1-8 3-4 5-3-8 0 3 0 1 1 6

LAST 5 21 1-11 1-8 3-4 5-3-8 0 3 0 1 1 6

AVG. 21 .091 .125 .750 8.0 0.0 3.0 0.0 1.0 1.0 6.0

CAREER HIGHS 12-13 HIGHS

PTS 30 at NYK 1/16/12 -- FGM 11 (2 times) -- FGA 19 (3 times) -- 3FGM 8 at TOR 3/26/12 -- 3FGA 13 (2 times) -- FTM 10 vs. SAS 1/18/12 -- FTA 10 vs. SAS 1/18/12 -- OREB 11 at PHI 1/30/12 -- DREB 10 (2 times) -- TREB 20 at PHI 1/30/12 -- ASTS 4 (2 times) -- STLS 5 vs. MIL 3/13/12 -- BLKS 3 (2 times) --

MINS 42 (2 times) --


PTS 20 at NOH 11/09/10 - FGM 7 (3 times) - FGA 14 vs. HOU 1/19/12 - 3FGM 4 vs. UTA 11/28/10 - 3FGA 7 vs. NJN 11/15/10 - FTM 6 (2 times) - FTA 8 (2 times) - OREB 6 vs. DAL 3/2/12 - DREB 12 at DAL 1/7/12 - TREB 12 at DAL 1/7/12 - ASTS 5 (2 times) - STLS 4 (2 times) - BLKS 4 vs. GSW 3/21/12 -

MINS 44 at HOU 4/26/12 -


PTS 11 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - FGM 4 vs. ATL 4/16/12 - FGA 10 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - 3FGM - - 3FGA - - FTM 5 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - FTA 6 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - OREB 5 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - DREB 14 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - TREB 19 vs. NJN 4/26/12 - ASTS 1 (5 times) - STLS 2 at MIN 1/29/11 - BLKS 3 vs. NJN 4/26/12 -

MINS 40 vs. NJN 4/26/12 -

#23 ANTHONY DAVIS F/C 6-10 220 KENTUCKY YEARS PRO: R (3/11/93) 2011-12 AVERAGES (College): 14.2 ppg, 10.4 rpg, 4.7 bpg 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES (College): Left Kentucky for the NBA after leading Wildcats to a national championship in his freshman season…won six of the seven major National Player of the Year awards, getting the nod from the AP, USBWA and Basketball Times, and capturing the Wooden, Adolph Rupp and Naismith awards…named Final Four Most Outstanding Player as UK won a national title…led the nation in blocks (4.65 bpg), while leading the team in scoring (14.2 ppg), rebounding (10.4 rpg) and field goal percentage (.623)…broke school and SEC records as well as an NCAA freshman record for blocks in a season (186)…finished the season with 20 double-doubles, tops in the SEC and tied for the UK freshman record…named SEC Defensive Player of the Year, SEC Freshman of the Year, First Team All-SEC, SEC All-Freshman Team and SEC All-Defensive Team…averaged 13.7 points, 12.3 rebounds and 4.8 blocks in NCAA Tournament…tied NCAA Championship game record for blocks (6). PERSONAL: Member of the 2012 U.S. Men’s Olympic basketball team that captured the gold medal at the 2012 London Summer Olympics…averaged 3.7 points and 2.7 rebounds in 7.6 minutes per game while shooting 64.7% from the floor for Team USA at the London Olympics…registered 14 points, six rebounds and four blocks in the McDonald's All-American Game…posted 16 points with 10 rebounds for the USA team in the Nike Hoops Summit…one of four finalists for the Morgan Wootten National Player of the Year Award and five finalists for the Naismith Award…a Parade first team All-America…named all-conference three consecutive years while in high school…stood just 6-3 at the start of his junior year of high school before a growth spurt took him to 6-10…sister, Iesha, was drafted by the Harlem Globetrotters in their sixth annual player draft.


10/7 vs. ORL 23 4-9 0-0 0-2 3-5-8 1 3 0 0 2 8

LAST 5 23 4-9 0-0 0-2 3-5-8 1 3 0 0 2 8

AVG. 23 .444 .000 .000 8.0 1.0 3.0 0.0 0.0 2.0 8.0

#10 ERIC GORDON G 6-3 215 INDIANA YEARS PRO: 4 (12/25/88) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 20.6 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 3.4 apg, 1.4 spg 10+ Pts: 9 20+ Pts: 5 30+Pts: 1 2011-12 Season: Led the team in scoring eight times this season and in assists three times…Poured in 27 points and added five assists, four rebounds, three steals and one block 4/19 vs. HOU…Scored 25 points and dished out six assists 4/13 vs. UTAH…Led the team with 31 points, four assists and three steals 4/6 at SAS…Returned to action 4/4 vs. DEN with 15 points, four rebounds and four assists…Lead the team in scoring in the opener at PHO 12/26, with 20 points, four rebounds and three assists, including a game-winning 20-foot jumper with 4.2 seconds remaining…INACTIVE 40 times – bruised right knee…DND six times – bruised right knee…NWT three times – personal…NWT two times – bruised right knee…DND three times – lower back tightness…DND two times – rest…DNP- Coach’s Decision one time. PERSONAL: Member of 2010 Team USA squad that won the Gold Medal at 2010 FIBA World Championship in Istanbul, Turkey…in nine games played for Team USA, averaged 8.6 points while finishing second on the team in three-pointers made (19) and second on the team in three-point percentage (.452, 19-42 3FG), helping the United States finish a perfect 9-0 en route to winning the Gold Medal…named 2007 Gatorade National Male Athlete of the Year…earned selection to McDonald’s All-American Team and also participated in Jordan Brand All-American Classic…named Indiana Mr. Basketball as a senior after he averaged 29 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists as a in his final year at North Central High School in Indianapolis…2007 graduate of Indianapolis North Central High School named Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year and a Jordan Brand All-American…averaged 29 points, 6.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists…shot 57.0% from the field, 46.2% from three-point range and 88.1% from the line…attended the Adidas Basketball Experience in New Orleans…son of Eric and Denise Gordon.


10/7 vs. ORL * D N P *

LAST 5 - - - - - - - - - - -

AVG. - - - - - - - - - - -

#4 XAVIER HENRY G 6-6 220 KANSAS YEARS PRO: 2 (3/15/91) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 5.3 ppg, 2.4 rpg 10+Pts: 6 2011-12 Season: Led the team in rebounds once…Scored 14 points and grabbed three rebounds 4/11 vs. SAC…Had 12 points and three rebounds 3/22 vs. LAC…Recorded 13 points, three rebounds, two assists and one steal 3/21 vs. GSW…Scored 12 points and pulled down five boards 2/9 at DEN…Recorded a career-high 19 points in 24 minutes of action 3/2 vs. DAL…Had 12 points and six rebounds 2/28 at CHI…INACTIVE 11 times – resolving ankle sprain…DNP five times – CD. PERSONAL: Born in Ghent, Belgium, while his father was playing basketball internationally there…both parents played basketball at University of Kansas as well…father, Carl, was an All-Big Eight first team selection in 1983-84 season and played one season for the Sacramento Kings in 1985-86…college teammate of older brother C.J. who was freshman walk-on at Kansas...Averaged 28.3 points his senior year of high school en route to McDonald’s and Parade All-American honors…two-time Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in the state of Oklahoma…competed for the USA Junior Select Team in the Nike Hoop Summitt as a senior in high school.


10/7 vs. ORL 9 1-2 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 1 0 1 1 0 2

LAST 5 9 1-2 0-0 0-2 0-0-0 1 0 1 1 0 2

AVG. 9 .500 .000 .000 0.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 1.0 0.0 2.0


PTS 41 vs. OKC 1/23/09 -- FGM 14 vs. MIN 12/20/10 -- FGA 26 at POR 1/20/11 -- 3FGM 7 at POR 1/20/11 -- 3FGA 11 at POR 1/20/11 -- FTM 16 vs. NJ 11/15/10 -- FTA 20 vs. NJ 11/15/10 -- OREB 5 at PHI 12/15/10 -- DREB 6 (5 times) -- TREB 8 (2 times) -- ASTS 11 vs. SAS 11/01/10 -- STLS 5 (3 times) -- BLKS 3 (2 times) -- MINS 53 at Utah 11/06/10 --


PTS -- -- FGM -- -- FGA -- -- 3FGM -- -- 3FGA -- -- FTM -- -- FTA -- -- OREB -- -- DREB -- -- TREB -- -- ASTS -- -- STLS -- -- BLKS -- -- MINS -- --


PTS 19 vs DAL 3/02/12 -- FGM 8 (2 times) -- FGA 14 (2 times) -- 3FGM 1 (9 times) -- 3FGA 2 (6 times) -- FTM 6 (2 times) -- FTA 7 (4 times) -- OREB 3 (2 times) -- DREB 5 (2 times) -- TREB 6 (4 times) -- ASTS 3 (2 times) -- STLS 2 (7 times) -- BLKS 1 (11 times) -- MINS 33 at PHO 12/08/10 --

#15 ROBIN LOPEZ C 7-0 255 STANFORD YEARS PRO: 4 (4/1/88) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 5.4ppg, 3.7 rpg, 0.9 bpg 10+ Pts: 12 10+ Rebs: 1 2+ Blocks: 7 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES: In his fourth NBA season, all with the Suns, averaged 5.4 points, 3.3 rebounds, 0.94 blocks and 14.0 minutes in 64 games…averaged 6.8 points, 3.7 rebounds and 1.28 blocks following the All-Star break compared to 4.1 points, 2.8 rebounds and 0.59 blocks before it…averaged 1.6 free throw attempts before the break and 2.8 attempts after it…in April, averaged 6.5 points, 3.9 rebounds and 1.67 blocks, his most in any month (0.71 before April), while shooting 54.7 percent from the field overall…had multiple blocks seven times in April (15 games) after doing so eight times from December through March (49 games)…single-season career-high 60 blocked shots…scored in double figures 12 times overall…eight double-digit scoring efforts in final 27 games of the season (three in first 37 contests). PERSONAL: A native of Fresno, Calif., is from a family rich with sports tradition…mother, Deborah Ledford, was a collegiate swimmer at Stanford ranked second in the world in the 400 individual medley who tried out for the 1968 U.S. Olympic team…has three brothers, Alexander, Christopher and Brook, and one sister, Ursula Richardson…twin brother, Brook, who was a teammate at Stanford, was taken 10th overall in the 2008 NBA Draft by the New Jersey Nets…Brook is one minute older than Robin…oldest brother, Alexander, who is 6-foot-10, played college basketball at Santa Clara and Washington while older brother Christopher, who is 6-foot-7, passed on college basketball scholarships to pursue a career as a movie producer…film enthusiast who also enjoys comic books, drawing, writing, playing volleyball and swimming…after the NBA, would like to work as a designer for film or television.


10/7 vs. ORL 21 0-4 0-0 2-2 1-2-3 1 3 0 4 0 2

LAST 5 21 0-4 0-0 2-2 1-2-3 1 3 0 4 0 2

AVG. 21 .000 .000 1.000 3.0 1.0 3.0 0.0 4.0 0.0 2.0

#8 ROGER MASON JR. G 6-5 205 VIRGINIA YEARS PRO: 9 (9/10/80) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 5.5 ppg, 1.3 rpg 10+ Pts: 13 2011-12 Season: Appeared in 52 games for the Wizards and averaged 5.5 points, 1.3 rebounds in 13.4 minutes per game…scored 10 or more points 13 times…scored a season-high 19 points at NOH (3/15)…connected on 500th career three-point field goal at DET (4/5)…had five games with at least four three-point field goals made. PERSONAL: Full name is Roger Phillip Mason, Jr….His stepfather, Otis Wonsley, is a former running back for the Washington Redskins…Attended high school at nearby Good Counsel High School in Wheaton, MD, and scored 1,426 points in his high school career…Is an avid reader, and calls Architectural Digest his favorite magazine.


10/7 vs. ORl 18 4-9 1-4 0-0 0-3-3 0 0 1 0 1 9

LAST 5 18 4-9 1-4 0-0 0-3-3 0 0 1 0 1 9

AVG. 18 .444 .250 .000 3.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 9.0

#2 DARIUS MILLER F 6-8 235 KENTUCKY YEARS PRO: R (3/21/90) 2011-12 AVERAGES (College): 9.9 ppg, 2.8 rpg, 2.1 apg 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES (College): Averaged 9.9 points, 2.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 26.1 minutes per game in helping UK win a national title…earned SEC Sixth-Man of the Year…posted five points and four assists in the title game vs. Kansas…posted back-to-back 19-point performances in the NCAA Tournament: Shot 7-of-11 overall and 3-of-6 from three vs. Iowa St. and 6-of-8 from the field and 2-of-2 from three vs. Indiana…also hit for 19 points vs. Portland, making four treys in 23 minutes…shot an impressive 7-of-8 overall for 19 points in a win at Georgia, going 4-for-4 from three…in home matchup with the Bulldogs on Senior Night, led Kentucky with 17 points (5-9 3Ps)…posted 17 points and five assists vs. Samford…notched team-high 16 points and four assists vs. Vanderbilt in the SEC Championship…totaled three-plus three pointers in 10 games on the season PERSONAL: Played for U.S. at the 2011 World University Games in China and averaged 5.6 points and 3.6 rebounds in seven games…selected to USA U-19 National team over the summer of 2009...played in all nine games, earning two starts in helping lead Team USA to gold medal at U-19 World Championship in New Zealand...helped lead Mason County to 2008 State Championship...named 2008 Kentucky Mr. Basketball...scored more than 2,000 points in high school career...averaged 20 points, nine rebounds, four assists and four blocked shots his junior season…son of Brian and Nicole Miller.


10/7 vs. ORL 7 2-3 1-1 0-0 1-0-1 0 1 0 1 0 5

LAST 5 7 2-3 1-1 0-0 1-0-1 0 1 0 1 0 5

AVG. 7 .667 1.000 .000 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 1.0 0.0 5.0


PTS 30 vs. LAC 2/26/10 -- FGM 13 vs. LAC 2/26/10 -- FGA 18 vs. LAL 10/29/10 -- 3FGM 0 -- 3FGA 1 vs. SAC 4/3/09 -- FTM 8 vs. GSW 1/23/10 -- FTA 9 at MEM 2/16/10 -- OREB 8 at SAS 4/14/12 -- DREB 9 (2 times) -- TREB 14 vs. LAL 10/29/10 -- ASTS 3 vs. PHI 12/28/11 -- STLS 2 (2 times) -- BLKS 6 at ATL 1/15/10 -- MINS 37 vs. LAC 2/26/10 --


PTS 32 at GSW 2/11/08 -- FGM 13 at GSW 2/11/08 -- FGA 21 at DEN 2/3/09 -- 3FGM 7 (2 times) -- 3FGA 11 vs. MIA 11/7/08 -- FTM 6 (3 times) -- FTA 7 (2 times) -- OREB 3 vs. IND 4/14/08 -- DREB 9 (2 times) -- TREB 9 (2 times) -- ASTS 6 (9 times) -- STLS 4 (2 times) -- BLKS 3 vs. ORL 3/5/08 -- MINS 46 vs. CHA 12/26/07 --


PTS -- -- FGM -- -- FGA -- -- 3FGM -- -- 3FGA -- -- FTM -- -- FTA -- -- OREB -- -- DREB -- -- TREB - - -- ASTS -- -- STLS -- -- BLKS -- -- MINS -- --

2011-12 AVERAGES (College): 15.5 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 2.1 apg, 1.0 spg 10+Pts: 30 20+Pts: 8 2010-11 REGULAR SEASON NOTES (College): Averaged a team-high 15.5 points to join Johnny Dawkins (1983) and Bill Sapp (1945) as the only freshmen to lead Duke in scoring…became just the seventh freshman in ACC history to collect First Team all-conference recognition…in the Duke freshman record books, ranks in the top five in seven categories: points (527, 3rd); points per game (15.5, 3rd); free throws (121, 1st) and attempts (184, 1st), three-pointers (58, 5th), double-figure scoring games (30, t-3rd) and 20-point games (eighth, t-5th)…a First Team All-ACC selection and NABC Third Team All-American…scored 20 or more points eight times…recorded double-digit points in 30 of 34 games. PERSONAL: Four-year letter winner at Winter Park High School under head coach David Bailey...led the team to a 109-18 record in his career and finished second in Central Florida high school history with 2,957 points… earned National Player of the Year honors by Naismith, Morgan Wootten, Parade, USA Today and MaxPreps… father, Doc, is the head coach of the Boston Celtics and played in the NBA from 1983-96…older brother, Jeremiah, played college basketball at Georgetown and Indiana…sister, Callie, is a professional volleyball player in Puerto Rico and was a member of the Florida volleyball team from 2007-10, earning AVCA Honorable Mention All-America.


10/7 vs. ORL 25 2-6 0-3 6-8 0-2-2 1 3 2 0 0 10

LAST 5 25 2-6 0-3 6-8 0-2-2 1 3 2 0 0 10

AVG. 25 .333 .000 .750 2.0 1.0 3.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 10.0

#22 BRIAN ROBERTS G 6-1 180 DAYTON YEARS PRO:R (12/3/85) 2011-12 AVERAGES (Germany): 11.4 ppg, 3.0 apg, 2.0 rpg 2011-12 Season (Germany): Competed in NBA Summer League with the Hornets, averaging 13.8 points, 2.2 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 27.4 minutes per game over five games (three starts)…shot 50% from the field, 54.5% from three-point range and 93.8% from the line…appeared in 54 games for Brose Baskets Bamberg, averaging 11.4 points, 3.0 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 25.9 minutes per game…played in 10 games for Brose Baskets Bamberg in Germany during Euroleague play, averaging 8.6 points, 2.2 assists and 1.5 rebounds…shot 50 percent from the field and helped lead his team to the 2011-12 German National Championship. PERSONAL: Roberts was the 2004 Ohio Division I Co-Player of the Year after guiding Toldeo St. John’s High School to the state championship game…Roberts' 18 points in the finals led all scorers as Hamilton edged St. John's 51-48...had a 70-11 career record in his three seasons as his team's starting point guard…in addition to reaching the 2004 state finals, TSJ was ranked #5 in 2003 and #1 in the state in 2002…his teams reached the Ohio Elite 8 in 2002, the state final semifinals in 2003, and the title game in 2004…he was a three-time Associated Press All-Ohio selection (honorable mention, third team, and first team in 2004), two-time District VII Player of the Year and two-time Toledo City League Player of the Year…majored in marketing at Dayton…has a brother (Nolan) who played college basketball at Valparaiso and a sister (Shanda) who played at Kentucky and Toldeo.


10/7 vs. ORL 27 5-11 3-4 4-4 1-3-4 4 2 2 0 0 17

LAST 5 27 5-11 3-4 4-4 1-3-4 4 2 2 0 0 17

AVG. 27 .455 .750 1.000 4.0 4.0 2.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 17.0

2011-12 AVERAGES: 9.9 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 1.0 bpg 20+Pts: 2 10+Pts: 18 10+Rbs: 4 10+Pts/10+Rbs: 4 20+Pts/10+Rbs: 1 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES: Led the team in rebounds eight times this season, and in scoring four times this season…Tied his career-high with four assists, while also posting fourth double-double of season with 14 points and 10 rebounds 4/15 vs. MEM …Set a career-high with 26 points while also grabbing 10 boards for third double-double of season 4/7 vs. MIN…Recorded second double-double of the season with 17 points and 10 boards 3/31 at LAL…Recorded 17 points, eight rebounds and two blocks 3/22 vs. LAC… Recorded first double-double of the season 1/14 at MEM with 15 points and 10 rebounds…At UTA 1/2, lead the team in rebounds with eight and recorded first double-digit scoring performance with 16 points…DND 13 times – concussion…NWT seven times – concussion…NWT three times – personal…NWT two times – suspension…DND one time – sprained left ankle. PERSONAL: Full name is Jason Victor Smith …attended Platte Valley High School in Colorado…was a two-time state player of the year…helped distribute bicycles to underprivileged children at the Harmony Oaks Community Center during the 2010 holiday season.


10/7 vs. ORL 14 3-6 0-0 1-3 0-3-3 0 0 0 2 2 7

LAST 5 14 3-6 0-0 1-3 0-3-3 0 0 0 2 2 7

AVG. 14 .500 .000 .333 3.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2.0 2.0 7.0

#25 AUSTIN RIVERS G 6-4 200 DUKE YEARS PRO: R (8/1/92)

#14 JASON SMITH F/C 7-0 240 COLORADO STATE YEARS PRO: 3 (3/2/86)


PTS 26 vs. MIN 4/07/12 -- FGM 12 vs. MIN 4/07/12 -- FGA 17 at LAL 3/31/12 -- 3FGM 2 at BOS 11/25/09 -- 3FGA 4 (2 times) -- FTM 6 at CHI, 3/14/08 -- FTA 6 (4 times) -- OREB 5 (3 times) -- DREB 8 at LAL 3/31/12 -- TREB 10 (4 times) -- ASTS 4 (2 times) -- STLS 3 (3 times) -- BLKS 4 vs. UTH 11/28/07 -- MINS 37 at LAL 3/31/12 --





#42 LANCE THOMAS F 6-8 225 DUKE YEARS PRO: R (4/24/88) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 4.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg 10+ Pts: 4 2011-12 AVERAGES (AUS): 15.2 ppg, 7.7 rpg, 1.6 apg 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES: Led the team in scoring one time and rebounding two times…Totaled 10 points, six rebounds and two assists 4/22 at LAC…Had eight points, four rebounds, two blocks and one steal in first career start 3/24 vs. SAS…Scored 10 points and pulled down three boards 3/17 at NJN…Recorded 18 points on 12-14 free throws and pulled down five boards 3/9 at DEN… played first career game 12/28 vs. BOS scoring 1 pt. in 2 min…Played 19 games for the Austin Toros in between stints with the Hornets…Had season-high 25 points and six rebounds 11/26 vs. Texas Legends…Pulled down season-high 16 rebounds to go along with 24 points 12/2 vs. Tulsa 66ers…Recorded five double-doubles with the Toros…DNP three times – CD. PERSONAL: Played for Danny Hurley in high school, brother of former Duke guard Bobby Hurley…led high school team to two New Jersey state titles and a 56-3 record over final two seasons…McDonalds All-American in 2006…selected as member of 2006 Parade All-America second team….Named 2006 Prep-School State Player of the Year by the Newark-Star Ledger…member of 2006 USA U18 Championship team and 2005 Youth Development Festival Blue Team…son of Lily Irvin.


10/7 vs. ORL 15 3-5 0-0 4-5 0-2-2 0 0 2 0 0 10

LAST 5 15 3-5 0-0 4-5 0-2-2 0 0 2 0 0 10

AVG. 15 .600 .000 .800 2.0 0.0 0.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 10.0

#21 GREIVIS VASQUEZ G 6-6 211 MARYLAND YEARS PRO: 1 (1/16/87) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 8.9 ppg, 5.4 apg, 2.6 rpg 20+Pts: 3 10+ Pts: 30 10+Ast: 6 20+Pts/10+Ast: 1 10+Pts/10+Ast: 6 2011-12 REGULAR SEASON NOTES: Has lead the team in scoring four times, assists 36 times this season and rebounding two times…Scored 20 points and dished out six assists while also grabbing four boards 4/16 at CHA…Recorded sixth double-double of the season with 18 points and 11 assists while also setting career-high with five 3PT FGM 4/9 vs. LAL…Dished out 10 assists to go with 11 points for fifth double-double 4/7 vs. MIN…Recorded fourth double-double of season with 11 points and 10 assists 4/4 vs. DEN…Finished with 14 points, six assists and three rebounds in a career-high 43 minutes of action 3/29 at POR…Scored 15 points and dished out 11 assists 2/17 at NYK…Set career-high with five steals 2/10 vs. POR…Had 20 points and nine assists 2/6 vs. SAC…Set career-highs with 20 points and 12 assists, as well as tying career-high with six rebounds 2/1 vs. PHX…Had 14 points, three rebounds and led the team with six assists 1/14 at MEM. PERSONAL: A member of the Venezuela National Team that competed at the 2009 and 2007 FIBA Americas Tournament…Was named the ACC Player of the Year and won the Bob Cousy Award as the best point guard in the nation in 2009-10, topping other notable draftees such as John Wall, Eric Bledsoe, and Avery Bradley… Only player in ACC history to record at least 2,000 points (2,171), 750 assists (772) and 600 rebounds (647) in a career. Will be the third Venezuelan citizen to play in the NBA, following Carl Herrera (born in Trinidad & Tobago) and Oscar Torres…Was a Basketball without Borders participant in Brazil in 2004 …Earned a degree from Maryland in American Studies.


10/7 vs. ORL 17 2-5 0-1 0-0 1-4-5 6 5 1 5 0 4

LAST 5 17 2-5 0-1 0-0 1-4-5 6 5 1 5 0 4

AVG. 17 .400 .000 .000 5.0 6.0 5.0 1.0 5.0 0.0 4.0

#1 HAKIM WARRICK F 6-9 219 SYRACUSE YEARS PRO:7 (7/8/82) 2011-12 AVERAGES: 6.4 ppg, 2.6 rpg 10+Pts: 6 2011-12 Season: Second season in Phoenix and his seventh NBA campaign overall, averaged 6.4 points, 2.6 rebounds and 14.4 minutes in 35 games…shot 76.8 percent from the free throw line, the second-highest total of his career…averaged 2.8 free throw attempts, second-highest on the Suns (Gortat)…on March 8, attempted 10 free throws in fewer than 18 minutes, the first Sun to do so since Jake Voskuhl in 2003-04 (Nov. 18, 2003 vs. Chicago)…recorded six double-digit scoring efforts overall, including a season-best 18 points on Dec. 30 at New Orleans…from Dec. 28-31, scored 14 or more points in three-straight games for the first time as a Sun and first since Nov. 23-28, 2009…led the team in scoring once. PERSONAL: Full name is Hakim Hanif Warrick…son of Kenneth Nichols and Queen Warrick was born in Philadelphia, Pa.…majored in retail management and consumer studies at Syracuse, finishing his degree in three-and-a-half years…during 2011 offseason, organized a charity game along with college teammate Carmelo Anthony on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania...Warrick’s team was comprised of players with Philadelphia roots and included Markieff Morris, Marcus Morris, Kyle Lowry, John Salmons and Tyreke Evans; Melo’s team included Baltimore-based players...trained during the offseason in south New Jersey...while living in Memphis, did public service announcements for Memphis City Schools Reads and Memphis City Schools Fight Free Fifty, which encouraged students to go 50 days without fighting in school…lists “Coming to America” as his favorite movie and “Rudy” as his favorite sports movie…calls winning the NCAA title with Syracuse his greatest basketball accomplishment…favorite pregame meal is spaghetti.


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PTS 20 (3 times) -- FGM 8 at CHA 4/16/12 -- FGA 18 at CHA 4/16/12 -- 3FGM 5 vs. LAL 4/09/12 -- 3FGA 7 (2 times) -- FTM 7 vs. SAC 2/06/12 -- FTA 8 vs. SAC 2/06/12 -- OREB 2 (5 times) -- DREB 6 (3 times) -- TREB 6 (8 times) -- ASTS 12 vs. PHX 2/01/12 -- STLS 5 vs POR 2/10/12 -- BLKS 2 vs OKC 1/11/12 -- MINS 43 at POR 3/29/12 --

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PTS 18 at DEN 3/09/12 -- FGM 4 (3 times) -- FGA 8 (3 times) -- 3FGM - -- 3FGA 1 vs. DAL 3/02/12 -- FTM 12 at DEN 3/09/12 -- FTA 14 at DEN 3/09/12 -- OREB 5 at LAL 3/31/12 -- DREB 6 at HOU 4/26/12 -- TREB 8 (2 times) -- ASTS 3 at CHA 4/16/12 -- STLS 1 (10 times) -- BLKS 2 (3 times) -- MINS 46 at HOU 4/26/12 --


PTS 32 vs. HOU 3/8/11 -- FGM 14 vs. HOU 3/8/11 -- FGA 21 at DEN 11/28/06 -- 3FGM 2 (2 times) -- 3FGA 3 (4 times) -- FTM 13 vs. LAC 11/26/10 -- FTA 15 vs. DET 10/31/09 -- OREB 8 at MIL 12/8/06 -- DREB 12 at DAL 12/17/10 -- TREB 16 vs. PHX 4/3/07 -- ASTS 5 (2 times) -- STLS 3 (9 times) -- BLKS 3 (6 times) -- MINS 45 (2 times) --

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#11 CHRIS WRIGHT G 6-1 209 GEORGETOWN YEARS PRO:R (9/21/90) 2011-12 AVERAGES (Olin Edirne): 12.7 ppg, 4.1 apg 2011-12 Season (Olin Edirne): Played the 2011-12 season for Olin Edirne in the Turkish Professional Basketball League…averaged 29.2 minutes played in a total of 23 games…tallied 12.7 points per game on 50.6% shooting…additionally led the team in assists (4.1 per game) and steals (1.0 per game). PERSONAL: The son of Orlando and Diane Wright...has a brother, OJ, and sister, Kiki…a three-time All-Met selection by the Washington Post...first three-time All-Met in boys' basketball since Adrian Dantley (DeMatha, 1971-73)...scored 2,580 career points, leaving as the all-time leader in points...named first team All-Met as a senior...averaged 30.5 points, 4.9 rebounds and 4.3 assists in 2006-07...he topped the 30-point mark 19 times and led the Cadets (24-9) to the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference title game...a McDonald's All-American...won the three-point shooting contest at the McDonald's All-American Classic...played in the Jordan Brand All-Star Classic in New York...named the Gatorade Washington, D.C. Player of the Year as a senior...averaged 22.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 2 steals for WCAC finalist Cadets as a sophomore...played for Boo Williams AAU team during the summer.


10/7 vs. ORL 6 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 3 1 1 1 0 0

LAST 5 6 0-2 0-0 0-0 0-1-1 3 1 1 1 0 0

AVG. 6 .000 .000 .000 1.0 3.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.0 0.0


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