AS A JUNIOR (2002-03): "Minute Maid" was back on the attack as a junior...Had a productive season practically equaling her first two seasons combined in almost every statistical category...Played in 36 games...Averaged 4.3 ppg and 3.0 rpg...Logged almost nine minutes per contest...Was the most accurate Lady Vol from the field canning 59% of her field goal attempts...Recorded four games in double-figures including a 13-point effort in the win over Georgia...Collected over three rebounds in 19 games...Grabbed a season-high 11 rebounds against Ole Miss...Turned in her best showing in 11 NCAA Tournament games to date with 12 points against Alabama State...Was key to UT's second half comeback at #4-ranked LSU scoring all seven of her points late in the second half... Courtney wore a new number as a junior trading in her #42 for #34...

AS A SOPHOMORE (2001-02): As a sophomore, Courtney became a Lady Vol crowd favorite due to her hustle and all-out every-minute playing style...Nicknamed the "Minute Maid" due to her ability to log some serious stats no matter how many minutes she played...Courtney played in 29 games...Reached double-figures scoring twice...Averaged 3.3 ppg and 3.0 rpg while logging 7.9 minutes per contest...Re-set all of her career highs as a sophomore...Tossed in a career high 11 points against N.C. State...Grabbed 13 rebounds in just 14 minutes of play against Ole Miss - hence the name "Minute Maid"...Also tallied six points and two steals in that game...Snagged more than five rebounds in eight games...Registered nine boards against Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament...Had a solid showing against Connecticut in the NCAA Final Four with eight points, four boards and two blocked shots...Led the team in rebounding on five occasions...

AS A FRESHMAN (2000-01): Courtney played in 20 contests as a rookie...Averaged 3.3 ppg and 2.2 rpg... An accurate shooter, she connected on 57% of her field goal tries and 40% from three-point land...Posted the second-best field goal accuracy on the team with 57%... Registered a career high eight points against both Illinois and Kentucky... Claimed five rebounds against Kentucky, Illinois and Clemson for another career high... Logged a season high 17 minutes against Illinois...Finished her first season strong tallying at least six points in four of her last nine games... Courtney was the first in-state recruit to be signed since guards Kellie Jolly and Misty Greene were inked in the fall of 1994...

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL: Played AAU basketball for the 13-and-under Tennessee Stars squad that finished in the sweet sixteen at the Cocoa Beach, Fla. national tournament...Member of the Stars' 14-and-under team that was Tennessee AAU State Champions as well as the eighth-place team in the national tournament in Amarillo, Texas...Member of the Tennessee TACA All-Star squad...Led her 16-and-under squad to the Tennessee AAU State Championship.

PERSONAL: Courtney is majoring in psychology at the University of Tennessee and is on track to graduate in December 2003 ahead of her class...A gifted student, Courtney maintained a 3.9 grade point average and was a member of both the Beta Club and National Honor Society during her days at Tennessee High School...Active in her community, she worked with children at basketball and track clinics as well as mentored students through Natural Helpers and tutoring programs...Established school record in both discus (125') and high jump (5'4") during her high school track career...Lists Jackie Joyner-Kersee as an athlete she admires because of Joyner-Kersee's ability to overcome adversity during her career and strive to be the best...Has three brothers, Tommy, 31, Preston Rosenboro, 33 and Pee-Wee Rosenboro, 29...Courtney Dianne McDaniel was born on June 13, 1982...Her parents are Thomas and Dianne McDaniel.