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Thurs., Feb. 7 ��������������������������� CCSU 85 at Saint Francis U 90 SCHOOL NEC PCT. OVR. PCT. STR. HOME AWAY NEU. FDU 63 at Sacred Heart 69 1. Saint Francis U...... 8-4 0.667 12-11 0.522 W5 8-2 4-9 0-0 Mount St. Mary’s 62 at LIU Brooklyn 77 Robert Morris...... 8-4 0.667 13-12 0.520 L1 9-3 4-9 0-0 Bryant 59 at Robert Morris 72 3. Fairleigh Dickinson...... 7-5 0.583 12-12 0.500 W1 8-3 4-9 0-0 Wagner 44 at St. Francis Brooklyn 51 Sat., Feb. 9 ���������������� Mount St. Mary’s 76 at Sacred Heart 73 Sacred Heart...... 7-5 0.583 11-14 0.440 L1 8-2 2-11 1-1 FDU 84 at St. Francis Brooklyn 73 5. St. Francis Brooklyn...... 6-6 0.500 14-11 0.560 L1 8-2 6-8 0-1 CCSU 77 at Robert Morris 68 Wagner...... 6-6 0.500 11-12 0.478 W1 6-5 5-7 0-0 Wagner 68 at LIU Brooklyn 65 Bryant 75 at Saint Francis U 84 7. LIU Brooklyn...... 5-7 0.417 11-13 0.458 L1 5-5 5-7 1-1 Central Connecticut...... 5-7 0.417 11-14 0.440 W1 5-4 5-9 1-1 THIS WEEK’S GAMES Bryant...... 5-7 0.417 8-15 0.348 L3 6-5 2-10 0-0 Thurs., Feb. 14 ���������������������������Saint Francis U at FDU, 6 pm 10. Mount St. Mary’s...... 3-9 0.250 6-19 0.240 W1 3-7 3-12 0-0 CCSU at Wagner, 7 pm Robert Morris at Mount St. Mary’s, 7 pm LIU Brooklyn at St. Francis Brooklyn, 7 pm NEC MEN’S BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sacred Heart at Bryant, 7 pm Tyler Kohl, Central Connecticut Sat., Feb. 16...... Sacred Heart at LIU Brooklyn, 2 pm Wagner at Mount St. Mary’s, 4 pm 6’5”, 220 lbs. CCSU at St. Francis Brooklyn, 4 pm Sr., G/F, Allentown, PA/Mineral Area College Bryant at FDU, 4:30 pm Kohl has now made history by collecting his single-season league record sixth NEC Player of the Week Robert Morris at Saint Francis U, 7 pm accolade following two more superb all-around performances on CCSU’s swing through western Pennsylvania. He averaged 29.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 3.5 steals, and shot 40.0 percent from long range in a Blue Devils split. Kohl did all he could to help CCSU try and overcome a 21-point deficit in the final 10 minutes of a 90-85 setback at SFU, and in the process, became the only player in the nation this season to rack up 35 points, five rebounds, seven assists and four steals in a game. Two days later, he poured in 23 more points, and added seven boards, five assists and three steals as the Blue Devils knocked off first place Robert Morris, 77-68. The Allentown, PA native now ranks second in the NEC in scoring (18.6), third in assists (4.8), fourth in rebounding (7.2) and sixth in steals (1.5). He leads CCSU in all four categories. NEC MEN’S BASKETBALL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Vado Morse, Mount St. Mary’s 6’0”, 155 lbs. Fr., G, Suitland, MD/Bullis School Morse lifted his NEC Rookie of the Week award total to a conference-high five on the year, all coming over the last seven weeks. He contributed across the board, finishing with 15.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 1.5 steals per game in a 1-1 week for the Mount. After pitching in with eight points, six assists and a pair of steals in a loss at LIU Brooklyn on Thursday, Morse exploded for 23 points, seven rebounds and five dimes while hitting 9-16 shots from the floor as the Mountaineers handed Sacred Heart its first home conference loss with a 76-73 win at the Pitt Center. His 20-footer with 1:16 to play gave the Mount a five-point lead and helped hold off a late SHU rally. Morse paces all NEC freshman and ranks 12th overall with 14.0 ppg. The Mount has earned NEC Rookie accolades in 9-of-14 weeks this season, while Morse’s five honors ranks 10th on the league’s all-time list. WATCH #NECMBB GAMES WITH FREE, ONE-CLICK ACCESS AT NECFRONTROW.COM #NECMBB

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12 games down, six to go and the drama has started to build... #NECMBB PLAYER OF THE WEEK Nov. 12 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� Tyler Kohl, CCSU First and foremost, following a six week stay atop the NEC standings, Robert Morris Nov. 19 �����������������������������������������Tyler Kohl, CCSU & Josh Williams, RMU finally has some company. Nov. 26 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������Darnell Edge, FDU Dec. 3 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������, SFU While the Colonials split a pair of home games last week, their Keystone State rival Dec. 10 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Raul Frias, LIU Saint Francis U picked up another sweep to extend its win streak to five and tie RMU Dec. 17 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������Jalen Jordan, SFBK for first with an 8-4 NEC record. Looking ahead at a possible tiebreaker, the Red Flash Dec. 24 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Tyler Kohl, CCSU Dec. 31 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������Raiquan Clark, LIU won in Moon Township on January 31 and the two teams rematch this Saturday in Jan. 7 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������� E.J. Anosike, SHU Loretto. Jan. 14 �������������������������������������Tyler Kohl, CCSU & Romone Saunders, WC Jan. 21 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������Jalen Jordan, SFBK SFU let a 14-point second half lead slip away against Bryant on Saturday, but were Jan. 28 ������������������������������������������Keith Braxton, SFU & Vado Morse, MSM able to pull away late for the 84-75 victory after the Bulldogs had taken a four-point Feb. 4 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Tyler Kohl, CCSU edge with just over six minutes on the clock. Meanwhile, RMU fell victim to a second Feb. 11 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Tyler Kohl, CCSU half CCSU surge in a 77-68 home setback. Feb. 18 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Feb. 25 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Lurking just one game back at 7-5 are Fairleigh Dickinson and Sacred Heart. The Mar. 4 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Knights, who have won six-of-seven, came roaring back from a double-digit deficit #NECMBB ROOKIE OF THE WEEK at St. Francis Brooklyn on Saturday, shooting 69.2 percent in the second half to post Nov. 12 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������Koreem Ozier, SHU a 84-73 win. The Knights take on SFU in a marquee game on CBSSN this Thursday Nov. 19 �������������������������������������������������������������������������� Ian Krishnan, CCSU Sacred Heart could have joined RMU and SFU in first, but dropped a 76-73 decision Nov. 26 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������Nana Opoku, MSM to Mount on Saturday in its first conference home setback of the campaign. The Dec. 3 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������Cameron Parker, SHU Pioneers trailed by 17 with 11 minutes to play, but stormed back and had a shot to Dec. 10 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������Dee Barnes, MSM send the game to OT, but misfired on the potential game-tying three-pointer with three Dec. 17 ������������������������������������������������������������������������Cameron Parker, SHU seconds on the clock. Dec. 24 ������������������������������������Malik Jefferson, MSM & Joe Kasperzyk, BRY Dec. 31 �����������������������������������������Joe Kasperzyk, BRY & Vado Morse, MSM In the race for a top-four spot and home NEC quarterfinal game, St. Francis Brooklyn Jan. 7 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������Vado Morse, MSM Jan. 14 ��������������������������������������� Joe Kasperzyk, BRY & Ian Krishnan, CCSU and Wagner are tied for fifth with 6-6 records. The Terriers play four of their final six Jan. 21 �����������������������������������������������������������������������������Vado Morse, MSM games at home with each of those games at the Pope Center against teams below Jan. 28 �����������������������������������������������������������������������������Vado Morse, MSM them in the standings. The Seahawks evened their NEC record by scoring the last six Feb. 4 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������Malik Jefferson, MSM points of the game in a 68-65 victory at LIU Brooklyn on Saturday. Feb. 11 �����������������������������������������������������������������������������Vado Morse, MSM Feb. 18 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Bryant, CCSU and LIU are all tied for seventh with 5-7 marks as they jockey for Feb. 25 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� position in the eight-team NEC Tournament field. CCSU managed a split of their Mar. 4 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Pennsylvania swing with the aforementioned win over RMU which saw the Blue Devils shoot 65.2 percent and commit zero turnovers in the second stanza. Bryant dropped three straight on the road, but has an opportunity to turn things around playing three of its next four at the Chace Center. LIU has lost four conference games by four points At the same time, Kohl has collected eight career weekly honors, which or less. The Blackbirds travel to SFBK on Thursday in the annual Battle of Brooklyn. is one shy of matching the NEC record held by FDU’s and LIU’s Charles Jones. Mount St. Mary’s is very much alive for an NEC Tournament spot following its win over SHU, but will need to make up two games on the field. The Mount hosts RMU 8WHAT’S IT GONNA BE? and Wagner this week. How’s this for a flip-flop? 8CCSU’S KOHL BREAKS WEEKLY AWARD RECORD Home teams went 5-0 last Thursday. With his sixth NEC Player of the Week honor, CCSU senior swingman Tyler Kohl (Allentown, PA/Mineral Area College) entered a league of his own. Visiting teams came back to go 4-1 last Saturday.

The six accolades broke the NEC single-season record that was shared by eight On the year, home teams are 34-26 (.567) in league play. players in the league’s 38-year history: Marist’s (1987-88), FDU’s Desi Wilson (1989-90), Monmouth’s Alex Blackwell (1990-91), LIU’s Charles Jones (1996- 8NEC-TV BACK ON CBSSN 97), Wagner’s (2002-03), CCSU’s (2010-11), St. Francis Brooklyn’s (2014-15) and Mount’s Junior Robinson (2017-18). Just one NEC-TV game on tap on the men's side this week, but it's a biggie. All but Blackwell were named the NEC Player of the Year that same season. WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports NEC PRIME PERFORMERS NEC ACTIVE LEADERS

Tyler Kohl (CCSU, Sr, G/F) In winning his sixth NEC Player of the Week honor, Kohl merely averaged SCORING 29.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 6.0 apg and 3.5 spg in a 1-1 week for the Blue Devils. The Keith Braxton...... SFU...... 1,353 senior sparked a late game comeback at SFU that came up just short, totaling Jamaal King...... SFU...... 1,346 35 points, five rebounds, seven assists and four steals. He followed with 23 Mike Holloway...... FDU...... 1,331 points, seven rebounds, five helpers and three steals in a win at first place RMU. Kohl ranks in the NEC top-6 in scoring, rebounds, assists and steals. Raiquan Clark...... LIU...... 1,296 Glenn Sanabria...... SFBK...... 1,246 Darnell Edge (FDU, Sr, G) Darnell Edge...... FDU...... 1,240 Edge contributed in all phases for the Knights, recording 16.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 3.5 Romone Saunders...... WC...... 1,235 apg and 2.5 spg. He shpt 50.0 percent from the field and made 4-5 from three- Sean Hoehn...... SHU...... 1,228 point range. Edge was red hot in FDU’s win at SFBK on Saturday, racking up 25 points, seven caroms and two assists, while draining 3-4 from downtown. Adam Grant...... BRY...... 1,176 He is the NEC’s leading three-point shooter at 43.7 percent on the season and Matty McConnell...... RMU...... 1,027 he ranks sixth with 16.3 ppg. REBOUNDING Jalen Gibbs (MSM, So, G) Keith Braxton...... SFU...... 816 Gibbs comes off a pair of solid outings in a 1-1 week for the Mount. He con- tributed 19.0 ppg on 52.0 percent shooting from the floor and 60.0 percent Mike Holloway...... FDU...... 709 from outside the arc (9-15), and added 5.5 rpg. Gibbs tallied 21 points and six Romone Saunders...... WC...... 548 rebounds to help lead the Mountaineers to a big road win at Sacred Heart on Raiquan Clark...... LIU...... 546 Saturday. He is second on the Mount with 13.6 ppg on the year. AJ Sumbry...... WC...... 483 Matty McConnell...... RMU...... 478 Vado Morse (MSM, Fr, G) Morse copped his fifth NEC Rookie of the Week honor after posting strong Kaleb Bishop...... FDU...... 450 all-around numbers with 15.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 5.5 apg and 1.5 spg. He starred Tyler Kohl...... CCSU...... 426 in the Mount’s 76-73 win at Sacred Heart with 23 points, seven rebounds and Devin Liggeons...... WC...... 335 five assists. Morse tops all NEC freshman performers with 14.0 ppg. Sean Hoehn...... SHU...... 333

Sean Hoehn (SHU, Sr, G) Hoehn led the Pioneers with 17.5 ppg and also chipped in with 3.5 apg and 1.5 ASSISTS spg in a 1-1 week. He shot 57.1 percent and hit 9-10 from the stripe. Hoehn Jashaun Agosto...... LIU...... 358 racked up 24 points, three assists and three steals against the Mount. The Sean Hoehn...... SHU...... 347 senior is the NEC’s third-leading point producer at 17.4 ppg. Jamaal King...... SFU...... 346 Glenn Sanabria...... SFBK...... 300 Keith Braxton (SFU, Jr, G) Braxton did what he does seemingly every week...stuff the stat sheet. He put Keith Braxton...... SFU...... 299 up 15.0 ppg, 12.0 rpg and 7.5 apg as the Red Flash moved into a first place tie Matty McConnell...... RMU...... 279 with a home sweep. Braxton just missed out on his second career triple-double Ikenna Ndugba...... BRY...... 275 in Thursday’s win over CCSU with 19 points, 15 rebounds and eight assists. Jahlil Jenkins...... FDU...... 246 Braxton is the NEC leader in rebounding (9.9), and ranks second in steals (1.7), Tyler Kohl...... CCSU...... 242 fifth in scoring (16.4) and seventh in assists (3.9). Romone Saunders...... WC...... 237 Jamaal King (SFU, Sr, G) King scored 17 in the second half en route to establishing a new season-high THREE-POINTERS with 27 points in Saturday’s 84-75 win over Bryant that catapulted the Red Glenn Sanabria...... SFBK...... 222 Flash in a first place deadlock with RMU. He did it on just 11 shots, making Matty McConnell...... RMU...... 186 3-5 from outside the arc and 12-13 from the stripe. For the week, he averaged 20.5 ppg, 6.0 apg and 1.5 spg. King is eighth in the conference with 14.8 ppg. Adam Grant...... BRY...... 180 Romone Saunders...... WC...... 177 Andre Wolford...... SFU...... 171 Darnell Edge...... FDU...... 168 Sean Hoehn...... SHU...... 168 Jamaal King...... SFU...... 148 Jalen Jordan...... SFBK...... 138 ...... SFU...... 122 Julian Batts...... LIU...... 118

WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports The two hottest teams in the league square off when Fairleigh Dickinson plays host to first Sanabria, who has earned a well-deserved reputation as a clutch place Saint Francis U on Valentine’s Day in the second of four games this year to air on shooter, hit one of his biggest triples of the season last Wednesday CBS Sports Network. Tipoff is at 6:00 pm with Dave Popkin (PxP), Tim Capstraw (color) against Wagner, a go-ahead three with the shot clock winding down and Paul Dottino (sideline) on the call. and the score tied at 44 with 25 seconds to play. SFBK went on to win, 51-44. 8NEC STAR POWER ON THE U NEC Career 3P List In Thursday’s national TV game between Saint Francis U and CCSU, two NEC stars took 20. Kyle Johnson LIU 240 2007-11 advantage of the ESPNU spotlight. 21. Danny Basile MAR 239 1992-96 22. Terence Ward UMBC 233 1998-01 CCSU senior swingman Tyler Kohl (Allentown, PA/Mineral Area College) and Saint 23. Steve Glowiak SHU 232 2011-15 Francis U junior guard Keith Braxton (Glassboro, NJ/Delsea (Lawrenceville School)) 24. Junior Robinson MSM 230 2014-18 both put up memorable games in a shootout that saw the Red Flash hold off the Blue 25. Dejan Delic MU 230 2003-07 Devils, 90-85. 26. Charles Jones LIU 225 1996-98 27. Steve Paterno MAR 224 1987-91 Braxton nearly compiled the second triple-double of his career with 19 points, 15 28. Glenn Sanabria SFBK 222 2014-19 rebounds and eight assists. Ricky Cadell SFBK 222 2007-11

In doing so, he earned distinction as just the second player in DI this year and the 15th 8BRAXTON CONTINUES MARCH UP NEC REBOUNDING CHART since 2010 to post a 19/15/8 game. Duke’s R.J. Barrett, who had 23 points, 16 rebounds and nine assists, turned the trick this season vs. Syracuse on January 14. Continuing his climb up the NEC career rebounding list, Saint Francis U junior guard Keith Braxton (Glassboro, NJ/Delsea (Lawrenceville Kohl became the only player in the nation this season and just the fifth since the 2010 School)) moved up two spots last week and is now 22nd all-time in season to finish a game with at least 35 points, five rebounds, seven assists and four the conference. steals. He passed SFU’s Ronnie Drinnon (804) and NEC Hall of Famer Rik Tyler Kohl (CCSU): 35p, 5r, 7a, 4s vs. SFU (2/7/19) Smith (811) last week. Josh Adams (Wyoming): 37p, 8r, 7a, 4s vs. Colorado State (2/20/16) Khadeen Carrington (Seton Hall): 41p, 5r, 7a, 4s vs. Creighton (2/15/17) If Braxton matches his league-leading average of 9.6 per game this Ben Simmons (LSU): 43p, 14r, 7a, 5s vs. North Florida (12/2/15) week, he will move into the top-20. D.J. Cooper (Ohio): 43p, 8r, 13a, 8s vs. St. Bonaventure (12/18/10) The Glassboro, NJ native needs 344 rebounds over the remainder of The 35 points were a career-high, coming on an assortment of mid-range jumpers, post- his career to pass St. Francis Brooklyn’s Jalen Cannon (1,159 from moves and off-the-dribble forays to the hoop. 2011-15) and become the league’s all-time leader.

8MORE KOHL NUMBERS Braxton currently ranks 10th on SFU’s career rebounding list and 14th on the Red Flash scoring chart (1,353) after jumping NEC Hall of CCSU senior Tyler Kohl (Allentown, PA/Mineral Area College) has been a dominant Famer (1,346) last week. force in the NEC this season in every which way. NEC Career Rebounding List He leads the Blue Devils and ranks in the top-six in the conference in scoring (second, 15. Lucky Jones RMU 846 2011-15 18.6), assists (third, 4.8), rebounding (fourth, 7.2) and steals (sixth, 1.5). 16. LIU 843 2008-13 17. Ken Horton CCSU 842 2007-12 So where does the “quad” threat rank among his peers nationally? 18. Alan Tomidy MAR 838 1991-96 19. Freddie Burton LIU 836 1986-89 Kohl is one of just two players in the country currently averaging at least 18.0 ppg, 7.0 20. Nigel Wyatte WC 834 2000-04 rpg, 4.5 apg and 1.5 spg. 21. Largest Agbejemisin WC 829 1983-87 22. Keith Braxton SFU 816 2016-19 Purdue-Fort Wayne’s John Konchar also meets the thresholds with 18.9 ppg, 8.5 rpg, 5.2 23. Rik Smits MAR 811 1984-88 apg and 1.9 spg. 24. Ronnie Drinnon SFU 804 2012-16 25. Earl Brown SFU 792 2011-15 8SFBK’S SANABRIA ON VERGE OF 3P MILESTONE 8SHU’S PARKER APPROACHING MILESTONE A quiet leader who doesn’t bring attention to himself, St. Francis Brooklyn senior guard Glenn Sanabria (Staten Island, NY/St. Peter’s) is about to receive some well-deserved Sacred Heart freshman guard Cameron Parker (Beaverton, OR/ recognition. Tilton School) has been dazzling Pioneers fans all season with his dishes. Sanabria needs just eight more three-pointers to move into the NEC career top-25 in the category. The Staten Island, NY native has racked up 222 trifectas during his time in Now the Beaverton, OR native is about to stamp his name in the NEC Brooklyn Heights to tie him for 28th with former Terrier great Ricky Cadell. recordbook.

WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports 2018-19 NEC-TV SCHEDULE NEC VS... AAC 0-1 MAAC 9-5 In October, the Northeast Conference (NEC) revealed its 26-game national basketball television package for ACC 0-7 MAC 0-1 the 2018-19 season. America East 8-7 MEAC 2-3 Atlantic Sun 1-4 Missouri Valley 0-1 Among the highlights: Atlantic-10 1-4 Mountain West 0-0 Big East 0-9 Ohio Valley 0-1 • 22 games will be televised on ESPN networks this season. Big Sky 0-0 Pac-12 0-3 • CBS Sports Network will televise four NEC men’s games. Big South 1-0 Patriot 6-8 • In total, the NEC will receive 26 national exposures on ESPN/CBS platforms. Big Ten 0-5 SEC 0-0 Big 12 0-0 • ESPN3 will carry 13 NEC hoops game this season, all of which will also air on NEC Front Row. Southern 0-0 Big West 0-0 Southland 0-0 • Five games will air exclusively on ESPN+, the new direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service. Colonial 0-3 SWAC 1-0 • A total of six NEC Tournament games will be televised come March. Conference USA 0-1 Summit 0-0 DII/III 16-0 Sun Belt 0-0 ESPNU will televise a pair of regular season men’s contests, beginning with a rematch of the most memorable Horizon 1-2 WCC 0-2 game from the 2018 NEC Tournament when Fairleigh Dickinson hosts defending champion LIU Brooklyn on Independent 0-0 WAC 0-1 Thursday, January 31 at 5:00 pm. The NEC semifinal contest between the two teams last March was a back- Ivy 3-5 TOTAL 49-73 and-forth affair won by the Blackbirds on two Jashaun Agosto free throws with three seconds to play. The DI ONLY 33-73 second ESPNU tilt on Thursday, February 7 will pit a rising CCSU squad against NEC preseason favorite Saint Francis U in Loretto, PA. Tipoff is set for 5:00 pm. 2018-19 NEC PRESEASON POLL The NEC’s four-game package on CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour home of CBS Sports, will tipoff on Janu- For the second straight year, Northeast Conference (NEC) ary 10 in Brooklyn Heights as St. Francis Brooklyn hosts Robert Morris at 9:00 pm. With love in the air on Valentine’s Day, the marquee game on this year’s TV slate is slated that night at the Rothman Center when head coaches crowned Saint Francis U as the men’s bas- Saint Francis U visits Fairleigh Dickinson in a battle of top contenders. Wagner travels to Bryant on February ketball preseason favorite. The Red Flash, who are seeking 21 and the CBS schedule wraps with a Wildcard game on February 28. the program’s first NEC title since 1991, received eight first place votes. Date Matchup Time Carrier Monday, January 7 St. Francis Brooklyn at Bryant (w) 7:00 pm ESPN3 NEC 2018-19 MEN’S BASKETBALL Thursday, January 10 Sacred Heart at Wagner (m) 7:00 pm ESPN3 PRESEASON COACHES POLL Robert Morris at St. Francis Brooklyn (m) 9:00 pm CBSSN (First-Place Votes in Parentheses) Monday, January 21 St. Francis Brooklyn at LIU Brooklyn (w) 12:00 pm ESPN3 1. Saint Francis U (8) St. Francis Brooklyn at LIU Brooklyn (m) 3:00 pm ESPN3 2. Fairleigh Dickinson (1) Thursday, January 31 LIU Brooklyn at Fairleigh Dickinson (m) 5:00 pm ESPNU 3. LIU Brooklyn (1) Bryant at Wagner (m) 7:00 pm ESPN+ 4. Wagner Saturday, February 2 Saint Francis U at Mount St. Mary’s (w) 1:00 pm ESPN3 5. Robert Morris Saint Francis U at Mount St. Mary’s (m) 4:00 pm ESPN3 6. Central Connecticut Thursday, February 7 CCSU at Saint Francis U (m) 5:00 pm ESPNU 7. St. Francis Brooklyn Saturday, February 9 Mount St. Mary’s at Sacred Heart (w) 12:00 pm ESPN3 8. Bryant Mount St. Mary’s at Sacred Heart (m) 3:00 pm ESPN+ 9. Sacred Heart CCSU at Robert Morris (m) 4:00 pm ESPN+ 10. Mount St. Mary’s Bryant at Robert Morris (w) 7:00 pm ESPN3 Thursday, February 14 Saint Francis U at Fairleigh Dickinson (m) 6:00 pm CBSSN Thursday, February 21 Wagner at Bryant (m) 7:00 pm CBSSN 2018-19 PRESEASON ALL-NEC TEAM Saturday, February 16 CCSU at Wagner (w) 1:00 pm ESPN+ Monday, February 18 Robert Morris at Saint Francis U (w) 7:00 pm ESPN3 Northeast Conference (NEC) head coaches put their heads Monday, February 25 Sacred Heart at Fairleigh Dickinson (w) 7:00 pm ESPN+ together to come up with “the best of the best” in the Thursday. February 28 Wildcard Game (m) 6:00 pm CBSSN conference, selecting five players to the Preseason All-NEC Saturday, March 9 NEC Men’s Semifinal #1 12:00 pm ESPN3 team. All five honorees are returning All-NEC performers. NEC Men’s Semifinal #2 2:00 pm ESPN3

Tuesday, March 12 NEC Men’s Championship 7:00 pm ESPN or ESPN2 2018-19 NEC PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Thursday, March 14 NEC Women’s Semifinal #1 7:00 pm ESPN3 NEC Women’s Semifinal #2 7:00 pm ESPN3 Name Sch. Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Sunday, March 17 NEC Women’s Championship 2:00 pm ESPNU Keith Braxton SFU G 6-4 208 So Raiquan Clark LIU G/F 6-6 195 Sr Mike Holloway FDU F 6-8 245 Sr Jamaal King SFU G 5-10 170 Sr Tyler Kohl CCSU G/F 6-5 220 Sr

WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports Parker is just 16 assists shy of eclipsing Jason Brickman’s NEC freshman record of 180 assists back in the 2010-11 season. The LIU Brooklyn legend went on to accumulate 1,009 dimes over the course of his career to rank first in the conference and fourth on the all-time NCAA list.

Parker, who averaged 6.0 apg last week, leads the NEC and ranks seventh nationally with 6.9 apg on the year.

8PLAYING ON THE EDGE

When you talk great NEC shooters of recent vintage, FDU senior guard Darnell Edge (Saugerties, NY/Saugerties) ranks right up there with the best of them.

In fact, Edge is currently on a hot streak from three-point territory that rivals anyone in the country.

Over his last eight games, the Saugerties, NY native has drained 25-42 from beyond the arc, for a scorching 59.5 percent. During that same stretch, he’s hitting at a 54.2 percent clip from the field and 92.3 percent from the line.

It should come as little surprise that FDU has ridden those 60/54/92 shooting splits to a 6-2 record over the eight games.

Edge leads the NEC in overall three-point percentage (.437) and ranks second in league play (.492). He’s also the top shooter on the circuit (.878).

8NOTEWORTHY NUGGETS

FDU senior forward Mike Holloway Jr. (Pittsgrove, NJ/Arthur P. Schalick) pulled down his 700th career last week. With 709 boards, he ranks second among active NEC players and is 43rd all-time in the conference.

Sacred Heart redshirt junior guard Kinnon LaRose (Ogdensburg, NY/Ogdensburg Free Academy (Siena)) leads the NEC with a 52.9 percent success rate from long range in league play. He has shot at least 50 percent from beyond the arc in each of his last five games, making 8-14 (.571) in that span. LaRose averaged 15.5 ppg off the bench last week on 66.7 percent shooting from the field.

Saint Francis U sophomore forward Mark Flagg (Fairless Hills, PA/Pennsbury) is coming off his finest game of the year in the Red Flash’s win over Bryant on Saturday. Flagg hit 6-7 from the field, and finished with a season-high 15 points, seven rebounds and a career-best five blocks. The five rejections were the most by an SFU player since Josh Nebo recorded eight in a win over Wagner on March 4, 2017.

With 1,235 career points, Wagner senior guard Romone Saunders (Temple Hills, MD/Potomac (Mt. Zion Prep)) is 36 shy of cracking the top-20 on the Seahawks’ career list.

8BATTLE OF BROOKLYN HISTORY

The Battle of Brooklyn not only spotlights the NEC’s fiercest rivalry, but has also delivered some of the most compelling games when it is airs annually as part of the conference package or on NEC Front Row.

When the LIU Brooklyn-St. Francis Brooklyn rivalry is renewed on Thursday at the Pope Center, there will be plenty of hype, and deservedly so. But can the game top these LIU-SFBK thrillers?

2018 - The largest lead in this game as six and there were nine ties. It wasn’t decided until LIU’s Joel Hernandez broke the SFBK press and dunked with five seconds to go to give the Blackbirds an 81-76 win.

2015 - This one wasn’t the technically the Battle of Brooklyn, but it was a wild TV game nonetheless. LIU led by eight points with under four minutes to play, but SFBK utilized a tenacious full court press to go on a 14-3 run and take a three-point lead. With time winding down, LIU’s Martin Hermannsson launched a three- pointer and was fouled. The freshman calmly sank all three free throws with four seconds to play to send the game to OT. The Terriers would go on to win, 74-69.

2014 - Contested for the first time at the Barclays Center, Jason Brickman finished with 14 assists in a 69-68 win for the Blackbirds. It marked the sixth time in the last seven years that a televised game between the two teams was decided by four points or less.

2013 - LIU rallied from 14 down in the second half, scoring 57 points after intermission to win 78-68 at a packed Pope Center.

2012 - Julian Boyd hit the go-ahead jumper with 18 seconds left as the Blackbirds come back from five down with under three minutes to play and secure an 81-78 home win.

2011 - CJ Garner went coast-to-coast and hit a runner at the buzzer to give LIU the 82-80 victory as pandemonium broke out at the Pope Center.

2010 - In perhaps the most exciting game of the series in recent years, the Terriers took down the Blackbirds in triple overtime, 88-84. SFBK twice had to hit late three-pointers to force the second and third OTs.

WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports 2009 - SFBK rallied back from 15 down in the second half to tie it up, but the Blackbirds were able to salt the game away at the line, winning 74-70.

2008 - The Terriers won at the Steinberg Wellness Center, 67-64, when a Kyle Johnson three-point attempt is just off the mark with four seconds to play.

2006 - LIU erased a 14-point second half deficit and survived a last possession by SFBK to win at home, 67-64.

2003 - This one wasn’t televised, but went down as perhaps the most memorable contest in NEC history. LIU guard Antawn Dobie turned in the most brilliant single- game performance in league annals exploding for an NEC single-game record 53 points. But that wasn’t all. He also dished out 15 assists and was directly involved in 87 of LIU’s points that day. One would assume those numbers would guarantee a victory for the Blackbirds. Not on this night. Not in this rivalry.

While Dobie was putting on a one-man show, the Terriers received stellar performances from a pair of Brooklyn products. Freshman sharpshooter John Quintana came off the bench to register a career-high 31 points and senior forward Clifford Strong added 29 points. Likewise, future All-NEC point guard Tory Cavalieri dished for 13 assists.

Carrying the Blackbirds on his back, Dobie played the role of hero on more than one occasion. His 40-foot runner as time expired forced overtime and sent the evenly split crowd into a frenzy.

His two free throws at the end of the first extra session sent the game into double overtime. Dobie then scored five of his team’s 11 points in the second overtime. One would think destiny would be on Dobie’s side as the game reached its final climax, but his potential game-winning 17-foot jumper went in and out with five seconds to play and the Blackbirds trailing by one.

It was one of the very few shots Dobie missed on the day.

In the end, St. Francis (NY) won the Battle of Brooklyn that year. The score: 142-140. To this day, it remains the highest scoring game in NEC history. No single team has ever scored that many points in an NEC game before or since.

8STAT TRACKER

Bryant junior forward SaBastian Townes (Chesapeake, VA/Norfolk Collegiate School) averaged 16.5 ppg and 6.0 rpg last week. With 780 career points, he moved to 11th place in Bryant’s Division I era, passing Hunter Ware.

CCSU senior forward Deion Bute (Phillipsburg, St. Maaren/Tallahassee CC) posted his fourth double-double of the year with 11 points and 11 rebounds at Robert Morris on Saturday. Bute was 4-6 from the field and is now shooting 63.0 from the field this season to rank second on the circuit.

CCSU junior forward Joe Hugley (Gaithersburg, MD/Magruder (Baltimore City CC) tallied 15 points at Robert Morris and has now come off the bench to score in double-figures 15 times this season. He’s averaging 22.5 ppg and 9.7 rpg per 40 minutes played.

CCSU junior swingman Jamir Coleman (San Antonio, TX/South Plains College) just missed averaging a double-double for the second straight week by putting up 11.0 ppg and 9.0 rpg. He posted his second straight double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds at Saint Francis U on Thursday. Over the last four games he leads CCSU with 9.5 rpg.

CCSU freshman guard Ian Krishnan (Boyds, MD/Proctor Academy) tossed in 15.5 ppg last week and shot 6-13 (.462) from outside the arc. He scored 10 of his 14 points after halftime in the Blue Devils’ win at RMU.

LIU Brooklyn senior guard/forward Raiquan Clark (New Haven, CT/Hillhouse) finished with 21 points and seven rebounds against Wagner on Saturday. He leads the NEC with 20.6 ppg.

Robert Morris senior forward Malik Petteway (Waterbury, CT/Sacred Heart) paced the Colonials last week with 12.0 ppg and 5.0 rpg while shooting 53.8 percent from the field. With 31 rejections, he became just the seventh player in program history to compile at least 30 blocks in a season.

A pair of Robert Morris players recorded their first career double-figure scoring games last week, as sophomore forwardChris Coalmon (North Babylon, NY/Long Island Lutheran) scored 10 consecutive points in the second half of Thursday’s 72-59 win over Bryant. He finished with a career-high 12 points. Two days later, freshman guard Dante Treacy (Orlando, FL/Central Florida Christian Academy) established career-highs in points (10) and assists (five) against CCSU.

Sacred Heart freshman guard Koreem Ozier (Racine, WI/Scotland Campus Sports) averaged 16.0 ppg, 5.5 rpg and 2.5 spg. He tallied 14 points - including 12 in the second half - grabbed nine boards and recorded a career-high four steals in Thursday’s home win over FDU. Ozier ranks second on SHU with 14.4 ppg.

Wagner, which leads the NEC with a +4.8 rebound margin, posted a 23-9 edge in offensive rebounds in its 68-65 in at LIU Brooklyn on Saturday.

Over the last 15 minutes of Wagner's 68-65 win over LIU Brooklyn on Saturday, the lead changed hands 12 times and there were nine ties.

Wagner redshirt senior forward A.J. Sumbry (East Windsor, NJ/St. Benedict’s Prep (Quinnipiac)) averaged 12.0 ppg, 7.5 rpg and 3.0 bpg while shooting 58.9 percent from the floor. Sumbry lifted his career blocks total to 124, tying him with Jermaine Hall (1999-03) for fourth all-time at the school. 2018-19 NEC MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS (UPDATED THROUGH GAMES OF FEBRUARY 9, 2019)

BRYANT (8-15, 5-7 NEC) CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (11-14, 5-7 NEC) FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON (12-12, 7-5 NEC) LIU BROOKLYN (11-13, 5-7 NEC) N 6 at Rhode Island...... L 63-97 N 6 at Hartford...... W 75-68 N 9 at Rutgers...... L 55-90 N 6 College of New Rochelle...... W 109-76 N 11 at Seattle U...... L 59-82 N 10 at Georgetown...... L 78-85 N 14 Queens (NY)...... W 87-48 N 9 Brown...... W 83-81 N 14 Saint Peter’s...... W 71-63 N 13 UMass Lowell...... W 86-74 N 16 NYIT...... W 85-57 N 13 at Fairfield...... W 89-87 at Basketball Hall of Fame Belfast Classic N 17 at Navy...... L 79-83 at Jamaica Classic ��������������������������������������� N 21 at Princeton...... W 77-66 N 16 vs. Austin Peay...... L 78-80 N 18 at San Francisco...... L 52-84 N 25 at Brown...... L 60-84 N 25 Lafayette...... L 76-80 N 18 vs. Florida A&M...... W 89-75 N 20 at Milwaukee...... L 87-92 (OT) N 28 Yale...... L 61-103 N 27 at Providence...... L 59-69 D 1 New Hampshire...... W 75-65 N 21 at Loyola Marymount...... L 74-76 N 24 NJIT...... L 70-77 D 1 at Holy Cross...... L 49-67 D 7 at Columbia...... L 68-90 N 25 Pine Manor...... W 88-59 at Basketball Hall of Fame Belfast Classic D 12 Army West Point...... W 93-84 D 12 Hartford...... L 74-91 N 29 at North Carolina A&T...... L 60-72 N 29 vs. Albany (Belfast)...... W 80-77 D 15 NJIT...... L 80-90 D 21 Dartmouth...... W 68-67 D 1 #13 Virginia Tech...... L 40-94 N 30 vs. Marist...... L 53-70 D 19 Saint Peter’s...... W 83-74 D 8 at Saint Peter’s...... W 74-58 D 29 at #24 Iowa...... L 67-72 D 8 Penn State-Wilkes Barre ���������������� W 79-58 D 21 at UMass...... L 84-85 D 12 at Stony Brook...... L 79-83 J 3 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �������������� W 76-66 D 16 at Providence...... L 63-87 D 21 Binghamton...... L 67-68 J 5 LIU BROOKLYN...... L 70-79 D 22 at Maine...... W 93-90 (2OT) D 29 at South Florida...... L 54-60 D 30 at Fordham...... W 60-57 J 10 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 66-59 D 29 at Oregon State...... L 59-80 J 3 at ROBERT MORRIS...... L 62-69 J 3 at SACRED HEART...... L 75-79 J 12 at SACRED HEART...... L 70-98 J 3 WAGNER...... L 58-80 J 5 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... W 79-61 J 5 at BRYANT...... W 79-70 J 19 ROBERT MORRIS...... L 65-79 J 5 at SACRED HEART...... L 61-73 J 10 CCSU...... L 96-103 (2OT) J 10 SAINT FRANCIS U...... L 67-74 J 21 SAINT FRANCIS U...... W 76-67 J 10 at FDU...... W 103-96 (2OT) J 12 at WAGNER...... L 60-66 J 12 ROBERT MORRIS...... W 80-73 J 24 CCSU...... W 63-60 J 12 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 77-68 J 19 at LIU BROOKLYN...... L 77-79 J 19 SAINT FRANCIS U...... L 69-80 J 19 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ����������������� W 79-77 J 26 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON �������������������L 63-78 J 21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 87-69 J 21 ROBERT MORRIS...... L 59-70 J 21 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ����������������L 70-79 J 31 at WAGNER...... W 71-64 J 24 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ���������������W 60-58 J 24 at BRYANT...... L 60-63 J 24 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S �������������������L 72-74 F 2 at CCSU...... L 59-64 J 26 at BRYANT...... W 78-63 J 26 LIU BROOKLYN...... L 71-84 J 26 at CCSU...... W 84-71 F 7 at ROBERT MORRIS...... L 59-72 J 31 LIU BROOKLYN ������������������������������W 80-77 J 31 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �������������� W 78-72 J 31 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ���������������L 77-80 F 9 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... L 75-84 F 2 BRYANT...... W 64-59 F 2 ROBERT MORRIS W 97-94 (2OT) F 2 at WAGNER...... L 59-71 F 14 SACRED HEART...... 7:00 pm F 7 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 77-62 F 7 at SAINT FRANCIS U �����������������������L 85-90 F 7 at SACRED HEART...... L 63-69 F 16 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ��������������4:30 pm F 9 WAGNER...... L 65-68 F 9 at ROBERT MORRIS...... W 77-68 F 9 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �����������W 84-73 F 21 WAGNER...... 7:00 pm F 14 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �����������7:00 pm F 14 at WAGNER...... 7:00 pm F 14 SAINT FRANCIS U...... 6:00 pm F 23 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 4:00 pm F 16 SACRED HEART...... 2:00 pm F 16 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �����������4:00 pm F 16 BRYANT...... 4:30 pm F 28 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �����������7:00 pm F 21 at ROBERT MORRIS...... 7:00 pm F 21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 7:00 pm F 21 SACRED HEART...... 7:00 pm M 2 at LIU BROOKLYN...... 4:30 pm F 23 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... 1:00 pm F 23 SACRED HEART...... 3:30 pm F 23 WAGNER...... 4:30 pm M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD F 28 CCSU...... 7:00 pm F 28 at LIU BROOKLYN...... 7:00 pm F 28 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S ������������������ 7:00 pm M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 2 BRYANT...... 4:30 pm M 2 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ������������������1:00 pm M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 2 at CCSU...... 1:00 pm M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm

MOUNT ST. MARY’S (6-19, 3-9 NEC) ROBERT MORRIS (13-12, 8-4 NEC) SACRED HEART (11-14, 7-5 NEC) ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN (14-11, 6-6 NEC) N 6 at North Carolina State...... L 55-105 at Hall of Fame Classic �������������������������������� N 6 at Holy Cross...... L 81-93 N 7 Medgar Evers...... W 92-42 N 9 at Hofstra...... L 61-79 N 6 at USC...... L 62-83 N 12 Western New England...... W 114-72 N 11 at Boston College...... L 69-74 N 14 at Marshall...... L 75-98 N 9 at Missouri State...... L 60-74 Brown Bears Tipoff Classic...... N 14 at Richmond...... L 66-88 N 18 at Maryland...... L 77-92 N 14 Mount Aloysius...... W 104-57 N 16 vs. Army West Point...... W 79-78 N 18 at Lafayette...... W 84-72 N 21 North Carolina A&T...... L 60-74 at Hall of Fame Classic �������������������������������� N 17 at Brown...... L 77-82 Fort Myers Tip-Off ��������������������������������������� N 25 at Morgan State...... L 68-78 N 17 Mississippi Valley State...... W 68-59 N 18 vs. UMass Lowell...... L 90-94 N 23 vs. IUPUI...... L 48-68 D 1 at Loyola (MD)...... L 65-75 N 19 at Stetson...... W 81-72 N 24 at Binghamton...... L 73-78 N 24 at Niagara...... W 75-63 D 5 at St. John’s...... L 71-85 N 23 at #25 Purdue...... L 46-84 N 27 Hartford...... W 98-89 N 28 at Presbyterian...... W 90-86 D 8 Lehigh...... L 78-85 N 28 Youngstown State...... W 76-56 N 29 at Boston College...... L 73-81 D 3 St. Joseph’s Brooklyn...... W 104-75 D 15 Wilson...... W 74-59 D 1 at Drexel...... L 69-82 D 2 at Lafayette...... W 64-62 D 8 at NJIT...... L 60-82 D 18 at American...... W 56-55 D 5 at Canisius...... L 62-68 D 10 at Dartmouth...... L 73-82 D 11 UMass Lowell...... W 75-69 D 22 St. Mary’s (MD)...... W 83-44 D 8 Siena...... L 71-74 D 19 at Seton Hall...... L 76-90 D 15 Saint Peter’s...... W 56-53 D 30 at Minnesota...... L 53-71 D 15 at Rider...... L 50-69 D 22 at St. John’s...... L 82-104 D 19 at St. John’s...... L 52-86 J 3 at SAINT FRANCIS U �����������������������L 69-80 D 21 at Louisville...... L 59-73 D 29 UMass Lowell...... L 91-100 (OT) D 23 Manhattan...... W 72-56 J 5 at ROBERT MORRIS...... L 59-62 D 29 Hood...... W 108-51 J 3 LIU Brooklyn...... W 79-75 J 3 at BRYANT...... L 66-76 J 10 BRYANT...... L 59-66 J 3 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... W 69-62 J 5 CCSU...... W 73-61 J 5 at WAGNER...... W 66-59 J 12 CCSU...... L 68-77 J 5 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 62-59 J 10 at WAGNER...... L 73-76 J 10 ROBERT MORRIS...... L 49-52 J 19 at WAGNER...... W 70-56 J 10 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ���������� W 52-49 J 12 BRYANT...... W 98-70 J 12 SAINT FRANCIS U...... W 72-68 J 21 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ���������������L 69-87 J 12 at LIU BROOKLYN...... L 73-80 J 19 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN...... L 85-92 J 19 SACRED HEART...... W 92-85 J 24 LIU BROOKLYN...... W 74-72 J 19 at BRYANT...... W 79-65 J 21 WAGNER...... W 62-38 J 21 at LIU BROOKLYN...... W 79-70 J 26 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ����������������L 67-74 J 21 at CCSU...... W 70-59 J 24 at ROBERT MORRIS...... L 64-72 J 24 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ���������������L 58-60 J 31 SACRED HEART...... L 79-87 J 24 SACRED HEART...... W 72-64 J 26 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... L 78-79 J 26 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 74-67 F 2 SAINT FRANCIS U...... L 63-72 J 26 WAGNER...... W 57-51 J 31 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 87-79 J 31 at CCSU...... L 72-78 F 7 at LIU BROOKLYN...... L 62-77 J 31 SAINT FRANCIS U...... L 73-76 F 2 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN...... W 71-62 F 2 at SACRED HEART...... L 62-71 F 9 at SACRED HEART...... W 76-73 F 2 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON �����L 94-97 (2OT) F 7 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... W 69-63 F 7 WAGNER...... W 51-44 F 14 ROBERT MORRIS...... 7:00 pm F 7 BRYANT...... W 72-59 F 9 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... L 73-76 F 9 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON �������������������L 73-84 F 16 WAGNER...... 4:00 pm F 9 CCSU...... L 68-77 F 14 at BRYANT...... 7:00 pm F 14 LIU BROOKLYN...... 7:00 pm F 21 at CCSU...... 7:00 pm F 14 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 7:00 pm F 16 at LIU BROOKLYN...... 2:00 pm F 16 CCSU...... 4:00 pm F 23 at BRYANT...... 4:00 pm F 16 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... 7:00 pm F 21 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON...... 7:00 pm F 21 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... 7:00 pm F 28 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ������������������7:00 pm F 21 LIU BROOKLYN...... 7:00 pm F 23 at CCSU...... 3:30 pm F 23 at ROBERT MORRIS...... 5:00 pm M 2 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �����������4:00 pm F 23 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN...... 5:00 pm F 28 ROBERT MORRIS...... 6:00 pm F 28 BRYANT...... 7:00 pm M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD F 28 at SACRED HEART...... 6:00 pm M 2 SAINT FRANCIS U...... 3:30 pm M 2 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... 4:00 pm M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 2 at WAGNER...... 4:00 pm M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm . WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COM • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports 2018-19 NEC MEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS (UPDATED THROUGH GAMES OF FEBRUARY 9, 2019)

SAINT FRANCIS U (12-11, 8-4 NEC) WAGNER (11-12, 6-6 NEC) N 6 at Buffalo...... L 67-82 N 6 at Seton Hall...... L 49-89 N 9 Morgan State...... W 80-62 N 10 at UMass Lowell...... L 84-88 (OT) N 16 at UCLA...... L 58-95 N 13 SUNY Cortland...... W 90-58 N 19 at #7 North Carolina...... L 76-101 N 17 at Fairfield...... W 79-73 N 24 at #13 Virginia Tech...... L 37-75 N 20 NJIT...... L 60-71 N 27 Bloomsburg...... W 113-59 N 24 Rider...... L 65-89 N 30 Niagara...... W 79-75 N 30 at American...... W 64-58 D 4 at American...... L 82-95 D 9 College of New Rochelle...... W 105-57 D 9 at Delaware...... L 83-88 D 16 at St. John’s...... L 58-73 D 18 Franciscan...... W 96-63 D 22 Hartford...... W 77-68 D 22 at Lehigh...... L 76-88 D 29 Saint Joseph’s...... L 57-59 J 3 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... W 80-69 J 3 at CCSU...... W 80-58 J 5 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ��������������������L 61-79 J 5 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ����������������L 59-66 J 10 at LIU BROOKLYN...... W 74-67 J 10 SACRED HEART...... W 76-73 J 12 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN �������������L 68-70 J 12 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ����������������� W 66-60 J 19 at CCSU...... W 80-69 J 19 MOUNT ST. MARY’S...... L 56-70 J 21 at BRYANT...... L 67-76 J 21 at SACRED HEART...... L 38-62 J 24 WAGNER...... L 79-83 J 24 at SAINT FRANCIS U...... W 83-79 J 26 SACRED HEART...... W 79-78 J 26 at ROBERT MORRIS...... L 51-57 J 31 at ROBERT MORRIS...... W 76-73 J 31 BRYANT...... L 64-71 F 2 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S ������������������ W 72-63 F 2 LIU BROOKLYN ����������������������������� W 71-59 F 7 CCSU...... W 90-85 F 7 at ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ������������L 44-51 F 9 BRYANT...... W 84-75 F 9 at LIU BROOKLYN...... W 68-65 F 14 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ���������������6:00 pm F 14 CCSU...... 7:00 pm F 16 ROBERT MORRIS...... 7:00 pm F 16 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S ������������������4:00 pm F 21 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN ����������������7:00 pm F 21 at BRYANT...... 7:00 pm F 23 LIU BROOKLYN...... 1:00 pm F 23 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ��������������4:30 pm F 28 at WAGNER...... 7:00 pm F 28 SAINT FRANCIS U...... 7:00 pm M 2 at SACRED HEART...... 3:30 pm M 2 ROBERT MORRIS...... 4:00 pm M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 6 NEC Quarterfinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 9 NEC Semifinals...... TBD M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm M 12 NEC Championship...... 7:00 pm

WWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • WWW.NECFRONTROW.COMWWW.NORTHEASTCONFERENCE.ORG • Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Google+: @NECSports 2018-19 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 178 16 122 494 20.6 1. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 36 191 227 9.9 2. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 144 36 122 446 18.6 2. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 25 57 139 196 7.8 3. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 136 48 115 435 17.4 3. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 25 80 114 194 7.8 4. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 115 52 112 394 17.1 4. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 42 130 172 7.2 5. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 130 24 93 377 16.4 5. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 46 118 164 7.1 6. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 130 59 72 391 16.3 6. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 52 116 168 7.0 7. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 25 122 74 72 390 15.6 7. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 25 68 98 166 6.6 8. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 23 117 38 69 341 14.8 8. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 38 121 159 6.6 9. TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 23 119 19 82 339 14.7 9. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 23 50 98 148 6.4 10. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 25 113 79 57 362 14.5 10. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 54 95 149 6.2 11. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 23 112 56 47 327 14.2 11. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 50 95 145 5.8 12. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 24 112 43 68 335 14.0 12. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 24 39 98 137 5.7 13. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 25 122 15 89 348 13.9 13. EVANS, Yaradyah-SFBK So 25 30 111 141 5.6 14. GIBBS, Jalen-MSM So 25 124 42 49 339 13.6 14. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 23 56 73 129 5.6 15. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 120 54 30 324 13.5 15. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 24 45 89 134 5.6 16. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 24 110 31 69 320 13.3 16. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 25 46 91 137 5.5 17. KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 25 112 61 37 322 12.9 17. HARDING, Patrick-BRY Fr 23 29 92 121 5.3 18. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 23 98 42 55 293 12.7 TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 23 47 74 121 5.3 19. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 23 105 41 30 281 12.2 19. HUGLEY, Joe-CCSU Jr 21 36 73 109 5.2 20. SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 25 107 47 43 304 12.2 20. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 25 33 94 127 5.1 21. HUGLEY, Joe-CCSU Jr 21 70 29 84 253 12.0 22. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 22 90 46 36 262 11.9 23. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 24 102 20 52 276 11.5 24. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 24 99 3 72 273 11.4 25. HAWKINS, Chauncey-SFBK So 22 72 25 80 249 11.3 26. DAVIS, Elijah-WC Sr 23 87 31 55 260 11.3 27. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 102 0 75 279 11.2 28. BAIN, Charles-RMU So 25 92 30 43 257 10.3 29. KASPERZYK, Joe-BRY Fr 23 74 9 79 236 10.3 30. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 84 25 45 238 9.9

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 24 76 118 .644 1. PARKER, Cameron-SHU Fr 24 165 6.9 2. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 23 75 119 .630 2. AGOSTO, Jashaun-LIU Jr 23 116 5.0 3. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 25 89 153 .582 3. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 114 4.8 4. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 25 97 184 .527 4. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 24 110 4.6 5. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 25 122 236 .517 5. WILLIAMS, Jon-RMU So 25 110 4.4 6. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 178 347 .513 6. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 23 94 4.1 7. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 102 203 .502 7. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 90 3.9 8. HURLEY, Rosel-SFBK Jr 25 81 163 .497 8. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 89 3.9 9. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 25 82 166 .494 9. CHONG QUI, Damian-MSM Fr 25 86 3.4 10. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 84 173 .486 10. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 25 75 3.0 11. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 24 99 210 .471 11. BATISTE, Tyson-CCSU Jr 25 69 2.8 12. TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 23 119 256 .465 12. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 24 66 2.8 13. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 130 280 .464 13. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 65 2.6 14. BAIN, Charles-RMU So 25 92 200 .460 14. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 24 60 2.5 15. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 136 297 .458 15. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 58 2.4 2018-19 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 72 82 .878 1. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 25 47 1.9 2. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 24 69 79 .873 2. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 38 1.7 3. HUGLEY, Joe-CCSU Jr 21 84 97 .866 3. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 24 39 1.6 4. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 112 131 .855 BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 24 39 1.6 5. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 122 146 .836 5. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 40 1.6 6. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 23 55 66 .833 6. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 37 1.5 7. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 115 139 .827 7. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 34 1.5 8. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 24 52 63 .825 8. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 35 1.5 9. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 24 53 65 .815 9. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 23 33 1.4 10. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 23 47 58 .810 10. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 23 30 1.3 11. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 93 115 .809 11. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 31 1.3 12. HAWKINS, Chauncey-SFBK So 22 80 100 .800 12. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 30 1.2 JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 25 72 90 .800 13. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 28 1.2 14. KASPERZYK, Joe-BRY Fr 23 79 99 .798 WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 24 28 1.2 15. DAVIS, Elijah-WC Sr 23 55 70 .786 15. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 24 27 1.1

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 59 135 .437 1. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 25 79 3.2 2. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 22 46 110 .418 2. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 25 74 3.0 3. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 25 74 177 .418 3. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 59 2.5 4. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 25 60 .417 4. KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 25 61 2.4 5. FRIAS, Raul-LIU Sr 24 53 128 .414 5. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 23 56 2.4 6. LaROSE, Kinnon-SHU Jr 25 36 87 .414 6. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 52 2.3 7. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 25 79 199 .397 7. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 54 2.3 8. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 48 123 .390 8. FRIAS, Raul-LIU Sr 24 53 2.2 9. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 23 38 104 .365 9. WOLFORD, Andre-SFU Sr 22 46 2.1 10. BARNES, Dee-MSM Fr 21 24 66 .364 BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 22 46 2.1 11. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 23 41 114 .360 11. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 48 1.9 12. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 24 43 120 .358 12. SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 25 47 1.9 13. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 23 56 158 .354 13. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 23 42 1.8 14. KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 25 61 173 .353 14. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 24 43 1.8 15. HUGLEY, Joe-CCSU Jr 21 29 83 .349 15. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 23 41 1.8

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G / RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 25 73 2.9 1. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 24 110 51 2.2 2. CARDENAS, Juan-BRY Jr 22 36 1.6 2. CHONG QUI, Damian-MSM Fr 25 86 40 2.2 3. OPOKU, Nana-MSM Fr 24 39 1.6 3. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 25 75 37 2.0 4. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 30 1.3 4. WILLIAMS, Jon-RMU So 25 110 59 1.9 5. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 31 1.2 5. PARKER, Cameron-SHU Fr 24 165 93 1.8 6. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 23 28 1.2 6. AGOSTO, Jashaun-LIU Jr 23 116 78 1.5 7. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 23 27 1.2 7. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 90 61 1.5 8. FLAGG, Mark-SFU So 23 25 1.1 8. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 23 94 67 1.4 9. PENN, Eral-LIU So 21 22 1.0 9. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 89 64 1.4 10. ROHLEHR, Christian-SFBK Jr 22 23 1.0 10. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 114 90 1.3 11. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 24 25 1.0 12. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 24 23 1.0 13. NNAMENE, Collin-MSM Fr 21 17 0.8 14. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 25 20 0.8 15. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 19 0.8 2018-19 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 25 80 3.2 1. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 191 8.3 2. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 25 68 2.7 2. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 25 139 5.6 3. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 23 56 2.4 3. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 130 5.4 4. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 25 57 2.3 4. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 118 5.1 5. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 54 2.3 5. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 121 5.0 6. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 23 50 2.2 6. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 116 4.8 7. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 52 2.2 7. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 25 114 4.6 8. FLAGG, Mark-SFU So 23 49 2.1 8. EVANS, Yaradyah-SFBK So 25 111 4.4 9. TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 23 47 2.0 9. GIBBS, Jalen-MSM So 25 108 4.3 10. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 50 2.0 10. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 23 98 4.3 SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 46 2.0 11. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 24 98 4.1 12. LAPORAL, Luidgy-SFU Sr 23 44 1.9 12. HARDING, Patrick-BRY Fr 23 92 4.0 13. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 24 45 1.9 13. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 24 95 4.0 14. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 22 41 1.9 14. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 25 98 3.9 15. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 25 46 1.8 15. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 25 95 3.8

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 24 885 36.9 2. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 24 884 36.8 3. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 23 819 35.6 4. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 23 800 34.8 5. AGOSTO, Jashaun-LIU Jr 23 796 34.6 6. KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 25 854 34.2 7. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 24 819 34.1 8. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 23 778 33.8 9. GIBBS, Jalen-MSM So 25 829 33.2 10. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 24 792 33.0 11. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 25 802 32.1 12. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 25 800 32.0 13. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 25 799 32.0 14. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 23 727 31.6 15. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 24 753 31.4 16. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 24 743 31.0 17. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 23 711 30.9 18. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 23 709 30.8 19. SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 25 752 30.1 20. WILLIAMS, Jon-RMU So 25 745 29.8 21. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 24 714 29.8 22. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 25 743 29.7 23. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 24 695 29.0 PARKER, Cameron-SHU Fr 24 695 29.0 25. TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 23 663 28.8 26. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 25 714 28.6 27. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 25 706 28.2 28. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 24 657 27.4 29. CHONG QUI, Damian-MSM Fr 25 684 27.4 30. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 22 591 26.9 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G 1. Sacred Heart 25 11-14 1983 79.3 1. Wagner 23 1554 67.6 2. Saint Francis U 23 12-11 1757 76.4 2. Robert Morris 25 1700 68.0 3. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 12-12 1805 75.2 3. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 1728 69.1 4. LIU Brooklyn 24 11-13 1787 74.5 4. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 1751 73.0 5. Central Connecticut 25 11-14 1824 73.0 5. LIU Brooklyn 24 1788 74.5 6. Robert Morris 25 13-12 1757 70.3 6. Mount St. Mary's 25 1883 75.3 St. Francis Brooklyn 25 14-11 1757 70.3 7. Central Connecticut 25 1901 76.0 8. Bryant 23 8-15 1558 67.7 8. Bryant 23 1767 76.8 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 6-19 1691 67.6 9. Saint Francis U 23 1772 77.0 10. Wagner 23 11-12 1544 67.1 10. Sacred Heart 25 1948 77.9

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Robert Morris 25 70.3 68.0 +2.3 1. Central Connecticut 25 409 531 .770 2. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 75.2 73.0 +2.2 2. Sacred Heart 25 426 566 .753 3. Sacred Heart 25 79.3 77.9 +1.4 3. Wagner 23 332 453 .733 4. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 70.3 69.1 +1.2 4. Bryant 23 349 488 .715 5. LIU Brooklyn 24 74.5 74.5 +0.0 5. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 340 478 .711 6. Wagner 23 67.1 67.6 -0.4 6. Saint Francis U 23 320 450 .711 7. Saint Francis U 23 76.4 77.0 -0.7 7. LIU Brooklyn 24 368 525 .701 8. Central Connecticut 25 73.0 76.0 -3.1 8. Robert Morris 25 333 476 .700 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 67.6 75.3 -7.7 9. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 313 459 .682 10. Bryant 23 67.7 76.8 -9.1 10. Mount St. Mary's 25 310 471 .658

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES G FGM FGA Pct. FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct. 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 641 1373 .467 1. Wagner 23 499 1178 .424 2. Sacred Heart 25 687 1506 .456 2. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 602 1415 .425 3. LIU Brooklyn 24 611 1395 .438 3. LIU Brooklyn 24 628 1457 .431 4. Robert Morris 25 614 1415 .434 4. Central Connecticut 25 640 1469 .436 5. Saint Francis U 23 628 1451 .433 5. Sacred Heart 25 694 1592 .436 6. Central Connecticut 25 621 1465 .424 6. Robert Morris 25 579 1316 .440 7. Mount St. Mary's 25 599 1436 .417 7. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 624 1370 .455 8. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 621 1504 .413 8. Mount St. Mary's 25 661 1451 .456 9. Bryant 23 521 1285 .405 9. Saint Francis U 23 637 1379 .462 10. Wagner 23 513 1292 .397 10. Bryant 23 611 1285 .475

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 183 477 .384 1. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 130 439 .296 2. Sacred Heart 25 183 513 .357 2. LIU Brooklyn 24 167 492 .339 3. Robert Morris 25 196 567 .346 3. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 181 530 .342 4. Saint Francis U 23 181 528 .343 4. Wagner 23 166 484 .343 5. Central Connecticut 25 173 511 .339 5. Robert Morris 25 161 469 .343 6. LIU Brooklyn 24 197 600 .328 6. Saint Francis U 23 188 539 .349 7. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 202 618 .327 7. Central Connecticut 25 230 658 .350 8. Wagner 23 186 593 .314 8. Sacred Heart 25 222 631 .352 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 183 596 .307 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 203 556 .365 10. Bryant 23 167 549 .304 10. Bryant 23 191 492 .388

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G 1. Sacred Heart 25 972 38.9 1. Wagner 23 749 32.6 2. Saint Francis U 23 880 38.3 2. Robert Morris 25 838 33.5 3. LIU Brooklyn 24 906 37.8 3. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 826 34.4 4. Wagner 23 860 37.4 4. Sacred Heart 25 873 34.9 5. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 934 37.4 5. Saint Francis U 23 808 35.1 6. Central Connecticut 25 894 35.8 6. Central Connecticut 25 892 35.7 7. Mount St. Mary's 25 842 33.7 7. LIU Brooklyn 24 869 36.2 8. Robert Morris 25 841 33.6 8. Mount St. Mary's 25 919 36.8 9. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 799 33.3 9. Bryant 23 856 37.2 10. Bryant 23 728 31.7 10. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 943 37.7 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G 1. Wagner 23 860 37.4 749 32.6 +4.8 1. LIU Brooklyn 24 110 4.6 2. Sacred Heart 25 972 38.9 873 34.9 +4.0 2. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 100 4.0 3. Saint Francis U 23 880 38.3 808 35.1 +3.1 3. Sacred Heart 25 99 4.0 4. LIU Brooklyn 24 906 37.8 869 36.2 +1.5 4. Wagner 23 86 3.7 5. Robert Morris 25 841 33.6 838 33.5 +0.1 5. Mount St. Mary's 25 88 3.5 6. Central Connecticut 25 894 35.8 892 35.7 +0.1 6. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 82 3.4 7. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 934 37.4 943 37.7 -0.4 7. Central Connecticut 25 80 3.2 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 799 33.3 826 34.4 -1.1 8. Saint Francis U 23 67 2.9 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 842 33.7 919 36.8 -3.1 9. Robert Morris 25 70 2.8 10. Bryant 23 728 31.7 856 37.2 -5.6 10. Bryant 23 60 2.6

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G STEALS G No. Avg/G 1. Sacred Heart 25 368 14.7 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 192 8.0 2. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 345 14.4 2. Robert Morris 25 187 7.5 3. Robert Morris 25 359 14.4 3. LIU Brooklyn 24 168 7.0 4. LIU Brooklyn 24 325 13.5 4. Saint Francis U 23 156 6.8 5. Saint Francis U 23 302 13.1 5. Wagner 23 147 6.4 6. Wagner 23 286 12.4 6. Central Connecticut 25 143 5.7 7. Central Connecticut 25 292 11.7 7. Sacred Heart 25 137 5.5 8. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 281 11.2 8. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 135 5.4 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 279 11.2 9. Bryant 23 122 5.3 10. Bryant 23 240 10.4 10. Mount St. Mary's 25 119 4.8

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 324 13.5 366 15.3 +1.8 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 345 14.4 324 13.5 1.1 2. Robert Morris 25 365 14.6 401 16.0 +1.4 2. Saint Francis U 23 302 13.1 301 13.1 1.0 3. Bryant 23 288 12.5 308 13.4 +0.9 3. Sacred Heart 25 368 14.7 370 14.8 1.0 4. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 315 12.6 332 13.3 +0.7 4. Robert Morris 25 359 14.4 365 14.6 1.0 5. Central Connecticut 25 336 13.4 337 13.5 +0.0 5. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 281 11.2 315 12.6 0.9 6. Saint Francis U 23 301 13.1 297 12.9 -0.2 6. LIU Brooklyn 24 325 13.5 366 15.3 0.9 7. Mount St. Mary's 25 343 13.7 321 12.8 -0.9 7. Central Connecticut 25 292 11.7 336 13.4 0.9 8. Wagner 23 335 14.6 313 13.6 -1.0 8. Wagner 23 286 12.4 335 14.6 0.9 9. LIU Brooklyn 24 366 15.3 327 13.6 -1.6 9. Bryant 23 240 10.4 288 12.5 0.8 10. Sacred Heart 25 370 14.8 306 12.2 -2.6 10. Mount St. Mary's 25 279 11.2 343 13.7 0.8

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 1. Saint Francis U 23 312 13.6 1. Sacred Heart 25 697 27.9 2. Wagner 23 287 12.5 2. LIU Brooklyn 24 653 27.2 3. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 282 11.3 3. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 652 26.1 4. Sacred Heart 25 275 11.0 4. Central Connecticut 25 624 25.0 5. Central Connecticut 25 270 10.8 5. Wagner 23 573 24.9 6. Robert Morris 25 268 10.7 6. Saint Francis U 23 568 24.7 7. LIU Brooklyn 24 253 10.5 7. Mount St. Mary's 25 593 23.7 8. Mount St. Mary's 25 249 10.0 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 568 23.7 9. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 231 9.6 9. Robert Morris 25 573 22.9 10. Bryant 23 214 9.3 10. Bryant 23 514 22.3

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb% OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb% 1. Wagner 23 573 205 .737 1. Saint Francis U 23 312 578 .351 2. Sacred Heart 25 697 257 .731 2. Wagner 23 287 544 .345 3. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 652 250 .723 3. Sacred Heart 25 275 616 .309 4. LIU Brooklyn 24 653 257 .718 4. Robert Morris 25 268 606 .307 5. Robert Morris 25 573 232 .712 5. Central Connecticut 25 270 615 .305 6. Saint Francis U 23 568 230 .712 6. LIU Brooklyn 24 253 612 .292 7. Mount St. Mary's 25 593 258 .697 7. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 282 693 .289 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 568 252 .693 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 231 574 .287 9. Central Connecticut 25 624 277 .693 9. Mount St. Mary's 25 249 661 .274 10. Bryant 23 514 229 .692 10. Bryant 23 214 627 .254 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G 1. LIU Brooklyn 24 197 8.2 2. Wagner 23 186 8.1 3. St. Francis Brooklyn 25 202 8.1 4. Saint Francis U 23 181 7.9 5. Robert Morris 25 196 7.8 6. Fairleigh Dickinson 24 183 7.6 7. Sacred Heart 25 183 7.3 Mount St. Mary's 25 183 7.3 9. Bryant 23 167 7.3 10. Central Connecticut 25 173 6.9 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (All games)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Current unbeaten streak Saint Francis U 8-4 .667 75.8 74.1 12-11 .522 76.4 77.0 Saint Francis U -- 5 Robert Morris 8-4 .667 70.1 66.5 13-12 .520 70.3 68.0 Mount St. Mary's -- 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 7-5 .583 76.9 73.4 12-12 .500 75.2 73.0 Fairleigh Dickinson -- 1 Sacred Heart 7-5 .583 76.0 70.2 11-14 .440 79.3 77.9 Central Connecticut -- 1 St. Francis Brooklyn 6-6 .500 67.8 67.8 14-11 .560 70.3 69.1 Wagner -- 1 Wagner 6-6 .500 63.0 64.2 11-12 .478 67.1 67.6 LIU Brooklyn 5-7 .417 73.7 73.2 11-13 .458 74.5 74.5 Central Connecticut 5-7 .417 71.8 75.2 11-14 .440 73.0 76.0 Bryant 5-7 .417 67.8 72.5 8-15 .348 67.7 76.8 Mount St. Mary's 3-9 .250 67.9 73.6 6-19 .240 67.6 75.3

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin Bryant 23 1558-1767 67.7-76.8 -9.1 521-1285 .405 167-549 .304 349-488 .715 728 856 -5.6 Central Connecticut 25 1824-1901 73.0-76.0 -3.1 621-1465 .424 173-511 .339 409-531 .770 894 892 +0.1 Fairleigh Dickinson 24 1805-1751 75.2-73.0 +2.3 641-1373 .467 183-477 .384 340-478 .711 799 826 -1.1 LIU Brooklyn 24 1787-1788 74.5-74.5 +0.0 611-1395 .438 197-600 .328 368-525 .701 906 869 +1.5 Mount St. Mary's 25 1691-1883 67.6-75.3 -7.7 599-1436 .417 183-596 .307 310-471 .658 842 919 -3.1 Robert Morris 25 1757-1700 70.3-68.0 +2.3 614-1415 .434 196-567 .346 333-476 .700 841 838 +0.1 Sacred Heart 25 1983-1948 79.3-77.9 +1.4 687-1506 .456 183-513 .357 426-566 .753 972 873 +4.0 Saint Francis U 23 1757-1772 76.4-77.0 -0.7 628-1451 .433 181-528 .343 320-450 .711 880 808 +3.1 St. Francis Brooklyn 25 1757-1728 70.3-69.1 +1.2 621-1504 .413 202-618 .327 313-459 .682 934 943 -0.4 Wagner 23 1544-1554 67.1-67.6 -0.4 513-1292 .397 186-593 .314 332-453 .733 860 749 +4.8

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Bryant 11-7735 703 12-29809 2484 0-0 0 23-37544 1632 Central Connecticut 9-8669 963 14-35501 2536 2-1425 712 25-45595 1824 Fairleigh Dickinson 11-5918 538 13-24415 1878 0-0 0 24-30333 1264 LIU Brooklyn 10-6886 689 11-13583 1235 3-3905 1302 24-24374 1016 Mount St. Mary's 10-17394 1739 15-60602 4040 0-0 0 25-77996 3120 Robert Morris 12-12192 1016 13-44013 3386 0-0 0 25-56205 2248 Sacred Heart 10-6865 686 13-28842 2219 2-0 0 25-35707 1428 Saint Francis U 10-9179 918 13-45643 3511 0-0 0 23-54822 2384 St. Francis Brooklyn 10-5028 503 14-26572 1898 1-910 910 25-32510 1300 Wagner 11-15740 1431 12-16812 1401 0-0 0 23-32552 1415 Totals 104-95606 919 130-325792 2506 8-6240 780 242-427638 1767 2018-19 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 92 6 62 252 21.0 1. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 16 102 118 9.8 2. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 65 16 63 209 19.0 2. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 22 69 91 8.3 3. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 60 28 55 203 16.9 3. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 31 67 98 8.2 4. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 67 13 55 202 16.8 4. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 28 65 93 7.8 5. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 67 25 38 197 16.4 5. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 12 28 63 91 7.6 6. TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 12 68 11 48 195 16.3 6. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 20 66 86 7.2 7. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 12 55 14 69 193 16.1 7. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 12 35 47 82 6.8 8. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 65 22 40 192 16.0 8. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 11 26 49 75 6.8 9. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 65 32 29 191 15.9 9. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 19 59 78 6.5 10. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 12 58 32 41 189 15.8 10. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 12 26 49 75 6.3 11. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 63 12 45 183 15.3 11. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 12 23 49 72 6.0 12. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 57 15 35 164 13.7 12. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 12 15 56 71 5.9 13. SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 12 56 23 26 161 13.4 CARDENAS, Juan-BRY Jr 12 23 48 71 5.9 14. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 57 23 17 154 12.8 14. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 12 28 42 70 5.8 15. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 12 48 26 31 153 12.8 15. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 12 25 42 67 5.6 16. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 12 54 1 42 151 12.6 16. EVANS, Yaradyah-SFBK So 12 19 47 66 5.5 17. KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 12 54 32 9 149 12.4 WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 12 25 41 66 5.5 18. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 12 51 26 20 148 12.3 18. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 12 13 52 65 5.4 19. OZIER, Koreem-SHU Fr 12 49 20 28 146 12.2 19. OZIER, Koreem-SHU Fr 12 6 58 64 5.3 COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 12 53 7 33 146 12.2 TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 12 22 42 64 5.3 GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 12 48 22 28 146 12.2 22. GIBBS, Jalen-MSM So 12 52 22 18 144 12.0 23. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 12 49 19 26 143 11.9 24. DAVIS, Elijah-WC Sr 12 46 17 33 142 11.8 25. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 12 49 0 43 141 11.8 26. KASPERZYK, Joe-BRY Fr 12 43 7 44 137 11.4 BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 12 48 15 26 137 11.4 28. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 11 49 16 11 125 11.4 29. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 12 41 21 29 132 11.0 30. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 12 41 19 30 131 10.9

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 12 47 70 .671 1. PARKER, Cameron-SHU Fr 12 76 6.3 2. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 12 42 65 .646 2. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 63 5.7 3. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 11 39 62 .629 3. AGOSTO, Jashaun-LIU Jr 11 62 5.6 4. MENDY, Yannis-RMU Jr 12 39 66 .591 4. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 63 5.3 5. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 63 111 .568 5. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 56 4.7 6. HURLEY, Rosel-SFBK Jr 12 43 78 .551 WILLIAMS, Jon-RMU So 12 56 4.7 7. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 12 38 72 .528 7. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 53 4.4 8. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 12 54 103 .524 8. CHONG QUI, Damian-MSM Fr 12 49 4.1 9. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 12 48 92 .522 9. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 47 3.9 10. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 92 182 .505 10. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 44 3.7 11. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 12 54 107 .505 11. FREEMAN, Chase-WC So 10 32 3.2 12. BAIN, Charles-RMU So 12 47 98 .480 12. BATISTE, Tyson-CCSU Jr 12 30 2.5 13. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 12 55 116 .474 WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 12 30 2.5 14. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 67 142 .472 14. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 12 29 2.4 15. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 65 138 .471 EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 29 2.4 FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 29 2.4 2018-19 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 12 26 28 .929 1. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 23 1.9 2. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 29 32 .906 2. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 21 1.8 3. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 35 40 .875 3. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 19 1.7 4. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 12 69 79 .873 4. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 12 19 1.6 5. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 12 33 38 .868 5. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 18 1.5 6. CLARKE, Aaron-SHU Fr 12 24 28 .857 JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 18 1.5 7. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 12 28 33 .848 CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 18 1.5 8. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 12 41 49 .837 8. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 12 17 1.4 9. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 55 66 .833 PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 12 17 1.4 KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 40 48 .833 10. FREEMAN, Chase-WC So 10 14 1.4 11. OZIER, Koreem-SHU Fr 12 28 34 .824 11. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 12 16 1.3 HAWKINS, Chauncey-SFBK So 9 28 34 .824 EVANS, Yaradyah-SFBK So 12 16 1.3 13. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 12 26 32 .813 BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 16 1.3 14. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 63 78 .808 SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 12 16 1.3 15. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 55 69 .797 15. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 15 1.3 BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 12 15 1.3

3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. LaROSE, Kinnon-SHU Jr 12 18 34 .529 1. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 12 32 2.7 2. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 32 65 .492 EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 32 2.7 3. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 12 26 57 .456 KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 12 32 2.7 4. BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 12 15 33 .455 4. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 28 2.3 5. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 12 27 .444 5. FRIAS, Raul-LIU Sr 12 27 2.3 6. FRIAS, Raul-LIU Sr 12 27 62 .435 6. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 12 26 2.2 7. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 12 17 41 .415 BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 12 26 2.2 8. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 15 37 .405 8. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 25 2.1 9. WOLFORD, Andre-SFU Sr 12 25 62 .403 WOLFORD, Andre-SFU Sr 12 25 2.1 10. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 12 21 54 .389 10. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 23 1.9 11. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 12 32 84 .381 SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 12 23 1.9 12. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 22 58 .379 12. GIBBS, Jalen-MSM So 12 22 1.8 13. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 25 66 .379 KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 22 1.8 14. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 12 14 37 .378 GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 12 22 1.8 15. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 12 22 59 .373 15. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 12 21 1.8

BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 12 40 3.3 1. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 63 21 3.0 2. OPOKU, Nana-MSM Fr 11 25 2.3 2. WILLIAMS, Jon-RMU So 12 56 28 2.0 3. CARDENAS, Juan-BRY Jr 12 21 1.8 3. CHONG QUI, Damian-MSM Fr 12 49 25 2.0 4. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 19 1.6 4. AGOSTO, Jashaun-LIU Jr 11 62 37 1.7 5. PENN, Eral-LIU So 12 16 1.3 5. PARKER, Cameron-SHU Fr 12 76 47 1.6 6. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 12 15 1.3 6. FREEMAN, Chase-WC So 10 32 20 1.6 CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 12 15 1.3 7. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 56 37 1.5 PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 12 15 1.3 8. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 53 36 1.5 9. FLAGG, Mark-SFU So 12 14 1.2 9. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 44 31 1.4 HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 12 14 1.2 10. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 47 35 1.3 11. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 11 11 1.0 11. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 63 51 1.2 12. JACKSON, Nigel-WC So 12 11 0.9 13. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 12 10 0.8 14. JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 12 9 0.8 15. NNAMENE, Collin-MSM Fr 12 8 0.7 2018-19 Northeast Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. CELEN, Deniz-SFBK Jr 12 35 2.9 1. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 102 8.5 2. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 31 2.6 2. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 69 6.3 3. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 11 26 2.4 3. CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 67 5.6 4. SUMBRY, AJ-WC Sr 12 28 2.3 4. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 66 5.5 SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 12 28 2.3 5. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 65 5.4 MENDY, Yannis-RMU Jr 12 28 2.3 6. SPELLMAN, Jare'l-SHU Jr 12 63 5.3 ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 28 2.3 7. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 59 4.9 8. PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 12 26 2.2 8. OZIER, Koreem-SHU Fr 12 58 4.8 9. WILLIAMS, Elyjah-FDU So 12 25 2.1 9. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 12 56 4.7 JEFFERSON, Malik-MSM Fr 12 25 2.1 10. BUTE, Deion-CCSU Sr 11 49 4.5 11. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 22 2.0 11. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 53 4.4 12. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 12 23 1.9 12. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 12 52 4.3 BISHOP, Kaleb-FDU Jr 12 23 1.9 13. COLEMAN, Jamir-CCSU Jr 12 49 4.1 BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 12 23 1.9 PETTEWAY, Malik-RMU Sr 12 49 4.1 CARDENAS, Juan-BRY Jr 12 23 1.9 15. CARDENAS, Juan-BRY Jr 12 48 4.0

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. JENKINS, Jahlil-FDU So 12 459 38.2 2. EDGE, Darnell-FDU Sr 12 456 38.0 3. KOHL, Tyler-CCSU Sr 11 416 37.8 4. GRANT, Adam-BRY Jr 12 439 36.6 5. SAUNDERS, Romone-WC Sr 12 438 36.5 6. AGOSTO, Jashaun-LIU Jr 11 392 35.6 7. BRAXTON, Keith-SFU Jr 12 421 35.1 8. JORDAN, Jalen-SFBK So 12 419 34.9 CLARK, Raiquan-LIU Sr 12 419 34.9 10. KRISHNAN, Ian-CCSU Fr 12 417 34.8 11. GIBBS, Jalen-MSM So 12 413 34.4 12. MORSE, Vado-MSM Fr 12 404 33.7 13. CHONG QUI, Damian-MSM Fr 12 398 33.2 14. FLOWERS, Ty-LIU So 12 390 32.5 15. BATTS, Julian-LIU Jr 12 388 32.3 16. KING, Jamaal-SFU Sr 12 385 32.1 17. WILLIAMS, Josh-RMU Sr 12 384 32.0 18. HOEHN, Sean-SHU Sr 12 378 31.5 19. FREEMAN, Chase-WC So 10 314 31.4 20. HAWKINS, Byron-BRY Sr 12 375 31.3 TOWNES, Sabastian-BRY Jr 12 375 31.3 22. MALONE-KEY, Xzavier-FDU So 11 341 31.0 23. McCONNELL, Matty-RMU Sr 12 370 30.8 24. SANABRIA, Glenn-SFBK Sr 12 368 30.7 25. DAVIS, Elijah-WC Sr 12 360 30.0 26. ANOSIKE, E.J.-SHU So 12 359 29.9 27. HABWE, Omar-MSM So 12 357 29.8 28. HOLLOWAY Jr., Mike-FDU Sr 12 356 29.7 29. BLACKMON, Isaiah-SFU Jr 12 354 29.5 30. WILLIAMS, Jon-RMU So 12 353 29.4 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 7-5 923 76.9 1. Wagner 12 771 64.2 2. Sacred Heart 12 7-5 912 76.0 2. Robert Morris 12 798 66.5 3. Saint Francis U 12 8-4 910 75.8 3. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 814 67.8 4. LIU Brooklyn 12 5-7 884 73.7 4. Sacred Heart 12 843 70.2 5. Central Connecticut 12 5-7 862 71.8 5. Bryant 12 870 72.5 6. Robert Morris 12 8-4 841 70.1 6. LIU Brooklyn 12 878 73.2 7. Mount St. Mary's 12 3-9 815 67.9 7. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 881 73.4 8. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 6-6 814 67.8 8. Mount St. Mary's 12 883 73.6 9. Bryant 12 5-7 813 67.8 9. Saint Francis U 12 889 74.1 10. Wagner 12 6-6 756 63.0 10. Central Connecticut 12 903 75.2

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct. 1. Sacred Heart 12 76.0 70.2 +5.8 1. Sacred Heart 12 244 306 .797 2. Robert Morris 12 70.1 66.5 +3.6 2. Central Connecticut 12 192 251 .765 3. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 76.9 73.4 +3.5 3. Wagner 12 166 222 .748 4. Saint Francis U 12 75.8 74.1 +1.8 4. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 171 229 .747 5. LIU Brooklyn 12 73.7 73.2 +0.5 5. Bryant 12 197 270 .730 6. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 67.8 67.8 +0.0 6. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 148 207 .715 7. Wagner 12 63.0 64.2 -1.2 7. Saint Francis U 12 174 245 .710 8. Central Connecticut 12 71.8 75.2 -3.4 8. Robert Morris 12 177 250 .708 9. Bryant 12 67.8 72.5 -4.8 9. LIU Brooklyn 12 173 246 .703 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 67.9 73.6 -5.7 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 145 224 .647

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES G FGM FGA Pct. FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct. 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 331 689 .480 1. Sacred Heart 12 297 733 .405 2. LIU Brooklyn 12 311 689 .451 2. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 275 662 .415 3. Saint Francis U 12 318 707 .450 3. Wagner 12 253 608 .416 4. Sacred Heart 12 293 669 .438 4. LIU Brooklyn 12 302 715 .422 5. Mount St. Mary's 12 289 661 .437 5. Central Connecticut 12 299 700 .427 6. Robert Morris 12 292 672 .435 6. Bryant 12 295 662 .446 7. Bryant 12 270 633 .427 7. Robert Morris 12 272 610 .446 8. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 289 692 .418 8. Mount St. Mary's 12 306 686 .446 9. Central Connecticut 12 296 713 .415 9. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 317 707 .448 10. Wagner 12 247 659 .375 10. Saint Francis U 12 320 701 .456

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct. 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 90 227 .396 1. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 59 206 .286 2. Saint Francis U 12 100 259 .386 2. Wagner 12 74 236 .314 3. Sacred Heart 12 82 230 .357 3. Sacred Heart 12 88 271 .325 4. Bryant 12 76 230 .330 4. Saint Francis U 12 89 274 .325 5. LIU Brooklyn 12 89 271 .328 5. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 96 292 .329 6. Mount St. Mary's 12 92 281 .327 6. Bryant 12 82 247 .332 7. Robert Morris 12 80 251 .319 7. Central Connecticut 12 117 339 .345 8. Central Connecticut 12 78 249 .313 8. Robert Morris 12 75 211 .355 9. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 88 282 .312 9. LIU Brooklyn 12 91 247 .368 10. Wagner 12 96 308 .312 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 100 265 .377

REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G 1. Sacred Heart 12 455 37.9 1. Robert Morris 12 379 31.6 2. LIU Brooklyn 12 450 37.5 2. Wagner 12 409 34.1 3. Central Connecticut 12 447 37.2 3. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 411 34.2 4. Saint Francis U 12 431 35.9 4. Sacred Heart 12 412 34.3 5. Wagner 12 430 35.8 5. Saint Francis U 12 413 34.4 6. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 415 34.6 6. LIU Brooklyn 12 414 34.5 7. Robert Morris 12 414 34.5 7. Central Connecticut 12 426 35.5 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 396 33.0 8. Bryant 12 430 35.8 9. Bryant 12 374 31.2 9. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 443 36.9 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 372 31.0 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 447 37.2 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G 1. Sacred Heart 12 455 37.9 412 34.3 +3.6 1. LIU Brooklyn 12 55 4.6 2. LIU Brooklyn 12 450 37.5 414 34.5 +3.0 2. Sacred Heart 12 50 4.2 3. Robert Morris 12 414 34.5 379 31.6 +2.9 3. Mount St. Mary's 12 48 4.0 4. Wagner 12 430 35.8 409 34.1 +1.8 4. Wagner 12 47 3.9 Central Connecticut 12 447 37.2 426 35.5 +1.8 5. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 40 3.3 6. Saint Francis U 12 431 35.9 413 34.4 +1.5 6. Saint Francis U 12 38 3.2 7. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 396 33.0 411 34.2 -1.2 7. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 33 2.8 8. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 415 34.6 443 36.9 -2.3 8. Bryant 12 30 2.5 9. Bryant 12 374 31.2 430 35.8 -4.7 9. Central Connecticut 12 29 2.4 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 372 31.0 447 37.2 -6.2 Robert Morris 12 29 2.4

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G STEALS G No. Avg/G 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 190 15.8 1. Robert Morris 12 89 7.4 2. LIU Brooklyn 12 168 14.0 2. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 88 7.3 3. Sacred Heart 12 164 13.7 3. Saint Francis U 12 80 6.7 Saint Francis U 12 164 13.7 4. LIU Brooklyn 12 79 6.6 5. Robert Morris 12 160 13.3 5. Sacred Heart 12 71 5.9 6. Wagner 12 145 12.1 Wagner 12 71 5.9 7. Central Connecticut 12 140 11.7 7. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 66 5.5 8. Mount St. Mary's 12 133 11.1 8. Central Connecticut 12 61 5.1 9. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 132 11.0 9. Bryant 12 57 4.8 10. Bryant 12 113 9.4 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 47 3.9

TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio 1. Robert Morris 12 175 14.6 193 16.1 +1.5 1. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 190 15.8 159 13.3 1.2 2. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 159 13.3 174 14.5 +1.2 2. Saint Francis U 12 164 13.7 152 12.7 1.1 3. Central Connecticut 12 152 12.7 160 13.3 +0.7 3. Central Connecticut 12 140 11.7 152 12.7 0.9 4. Bryant 12 151 12.6 158 13.2 +0.6 4. Sacred Heart 12 164 13.7 179 14.9 0.9 5. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 153 12.8 159 13.3 +0.5 5. Robert Morris 12 160 13.3 175 14.6 0.9 6. Mount St. Mary's 12 148 12.3 153 12.8 +0.4 6. LIU Brooklyn 12 168 14.0 185 15.4 0.9 7. Saint Francis U 12 152 12.7 149 12.4 -0.2 7. Mount St. Mary's 12 133 11.1 148 12.3 0.9 8. Wagner 12 168 14.0 162 13.5 -0.5 8. Wagner 12 145 12.1 168 14.0 0.9 9. Sacred Heart 12 179 14.9 155 12.9 -2.0 9. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 132 11.0 153 12.8 0.9 10. LIU Brooklyn 12 185 15.4 159 13.3 -2.2 10. Bryant 12 113 9.4 151 12.6 0.7

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G 1. Wagner 12 143 11.9 1. Sacred Heart 12 338 28.2 2. Saint Francis U 12 142 11.8 2. Central Connecticut 12 322 26.8 3. Robert Morris 12 140 11.7 3. LIU Brooklyn 12 317 26.4 4. LIU Brooklyn 12 133 11.1 4. Saint Francis U 12 289 24.1 5. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 129 10.8 5. Wagner 12 287 23.9 6. Central Connecticut 12 125 10.4 6. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 286 23.8 7. Sacred Heart 12 117 9.8 7. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 285 23.8 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 111 9.3 8. Bryant 12 274 22.8 9. Bryant 12 100 8.3 Robert Morris 12 274 22.8 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 99 8.3 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 273 22.8

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb% OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb% 1. Central Connecticut 12 322 115 .737 1. Robert Morris 12 140 275 .337 2. Sacred Heart 12 338 123 .733 2. Saint Francis U 12 142 287 .331 3. Robert Morris 12 274 104 .725 3. Wagner 12 143 295 .326 4. Wagner 12 287 114 .716 4. LIU Brooklyn 12 133 281 .321 5. LIU Brooklyn 12 317 133 .704 5. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 129 314 .291 6. Saint Francis U 12 289 126 .696 6. Sacred Heart 12 117 289 .288 7. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 286 129 .689 7. Central Connecticut 12 125 311 .287 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 285 132 .683 8. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 111 279 .285 9. Bryant 12 274 128 .682 9. Bryant 12 100 302 .249 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 273 135 .669 10. Mount St. Mary's 12 99 312 .241 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G 1. Saint Francis U 12 100 8.3 2. Wagner 12 96 8.0 3. Mount St. Mary's 12 92 7.7 4. Fairleigh Dickinson 12 90 7.5 5. LIU Brooklyn 12 89 7.4 6. St. Francis Brooklyn 12 88 7.3 7. Sacred Heart 12 82 6.8 8. Robert Morris 12 80 6.7 9. Central Connecticut 12 78 6.5 10. Bryant 12 76 6.3 2018-19 Northeast Conference CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 09, 2019 (Conference games only)

Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Current unbeaten streak Saint Francis U 8-4 .667 75.8 74.1 8-4 .667 75.8 74.1 Saint Francis U -- 5 Robert Morris 8-4 .667 70.1 66.5 8-4 .667 70.1 66.5 Mount St. Mary's -- 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 7-5 .583 76.9 73.4 7-5 .583 76.9 73.4 Fairleigh Dickinson -- 1 Sacred Heart 7-5 .583 76.0 70.2 7-5 .583 76.0 70.2 Central Connecticut -- 1 St. Francis Brooklyn 6-6 .500 67.8 67.8 6-6 .500 67.8 67.8 Wagner -- 1 Wagner 6-6 .500 63.0 64.2 6-6 .500 63.0 64.2 LIU Brooklyn 5-7 .417 73.7 73.2 5-7 .417 73.7 73.2 Central Connecticut 5-7 .417 71.8 75.2 5-7 .417 71.8 75.2 Bryant 5-7 .417 67.8 72.5 5-7 .417 67.8 72.5 Mount St. Mary's 3-9 .250 67.9 73.6 3-9 .250 67.9 73.6

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin Bryant 12 813-870 67.8-72.5 -4.7 270-633 .427 76-230 .330 197-270 .730 374 430 -4.7 Central Connecticut 12 862-903 71.8-75.2 -3.4 296-713 .415 78-249 .313 192-251 .765 447 426 +1.8 Fairleigh Dickinson 12 923-881 76.9-73.4 +3.5 331-689 .480 90-227 .396 171-229 .747 396 411 -1.2 LIU Brooklyn 12 884-878 73.7-73.2 +0.5 311-689 .451 89-271 .328 173-246 .703 450 414 +3.0 Mount St. Mary's 12 815-883 67.9-73.6 -5.7 289-661 .437 92-281 .327 145-224 .647 372 447 -6.2 Robert Morris 12 841-798 70.1-66.5 +3.6 292-672 .435 80-251 .319 177-250 .708 414 379 +2.9 Sacred Heart 12 912-843 76.0-70.2 +5.8 293-669 .438 82-230 .357 244-306 .797 455 412 +3.6 Saint Francis U 12 910-889 75.8-74.1 +1.8 318-707 .450 100-259 .386 174-245 .710 431 413 +1.5 St. Francis Brooklyn 12 814-814 67.8-67.8 +0.0 289-692 .418 88-282 .312 148-207 .715 415 443 -2.3 Wagner 12 756-771 63.0-64.2 -1.2 247-659 .375 96-308 .312 166-222 .748 430 409 +1.8

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Bryant 6-4381 730 6-7144 1191 0-0 0 12-11525 960 Central Connecticut 6-5873 979 6-4964 827 0-0 0 12-10837 903 Fairleigh Dickinson 5-2962 592 7-6045 864 0-0 0 12-9007 751 LIU Brooklyn 6-4865 811 6-7072 1179 0-0 0 12-11937 995 Mount St. Mary's 6-11723 1954 6-6705 1118 0-0 0 12-18428 1536 Robert Morris 7-7112 1016 5-3121 624 0-0 0 12-10233 853 Sacred Heart 7-4467 638 5-5960 1192 0-0 0 12-10427 869 Saint Francis U 6-5713 952 6-6154 1026 0-0 0 12-11867 989 St. Francis Brooklyn 5-2490 498 7-7679 1097 0-0 0 12-10169 847 Wagner 6-9710 1618 6-4452 742 0-0 0 12-14162 1180 Totals 60-59296 988 60-59296 988 0-0 0 120-118592 988