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Game FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 34 MEN'S BASKETBALL 2018-19 GAME NOTES #UKNIGHTED SIX NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES | SIX NEC CHAMPIONSHIPS 1985, 1988, 1998, 2005, 2016, 2019 #16 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON KNIGHTS 2018-19 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 20-13, 12-6 NEC Overall: 20-13 | Home: 13-4 | Away: 7-9 vs. #16 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHERS November 1 POST UNIVERSITY (Exh.) W, 86-61 22-12, 18-1 SWAC 9 at Rutgers L, 55-90 14 QUEENS COLLEGE W, 87-48 March 19, 2019 | 6:40 PM 16 NYIT W, 85-57 UD Arena | Dayton, Ohio. 21 at Princeton W, 77-66 2019 NCAA Tournament | First Four 25 LAFAYETTE L, 76-80 Tv: TRUTV 27 at Providence (FS1) L, 59-69 Talent: Kevin Harlan (pxp), Reggie Miller (analyst) Dan Bonner (analyst), Dana Jacobsen (sideline) KNIGHT NOTES December <> The Knights earned their second NEC Championship in the last four 1 at Holy Cross L, 49-67 seasons and nabbed a share of the NEC Regular Season title for the 12 ARMY W, 93-84 first time since 2006. <> Making its sixth-ever NEC tournament appearance, FDU is seeking its 15 NJIT L, 80-90 first win in program history (0-5). The Knights last appearance came in 19 SAINT PETER’S W, 83-74 2016 as they made it to the dance with the third-youngest team in the nation. 21 at UMass L, 84-85 <> STREAKING! The Knights have won (8) games in a row..(14) of their- 29 at South Florida L, 54-60 last (16)..also have a (6)-game and (3)-game win streak this season. Prairie View also enters the tournament red hot having won 11 January straight and 18 of their last 19 3 at Robert Morris* L, 62-69 <> Head Coach Greg Herenda improved to 7-3 in the NEC postseason at 5 at Saint Francis U* W, 79-61 FDU. 10 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT* L, 96-103 (2OT) <> All five Knights starters are averaging double figures in points this 12 at Wagner* L, 60-66 season. They are one of only four NCAA Tournament teams (Georgia St., St. John’s and Tennessee) to boast five scorers at 10+ points per game. 19 at LIU Brooklyn* L, 77-79 <> The Knights led the NEC in FG% (47.8%), 3-PT FG% (40.4%), 21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S*^ W, 87-69 scoring margin (4.2), Assist/Turnover ratio (1.1), steals (7.7) and turnover margin (1.3). Their 40.4 percent clip from behind the arc is 24 ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN* W, 60-58 fifth in the nation and their 47.1 percent field-goal percentage is 29th. 26 at Bryant* W, 78-63 <> All-NEC First Teamer, Darnell Edge led the NEC in both 3-pt FG% 31 LIU BROOKLYN*(ESPNU) W, 80-77 (46.9%) and FT% (88.5%). His 46.9 percent three-point clip is fourth best in the nation. He’s also first in career free throw shooting among February active players in the NCAA (91.6%) and is one 3-pointer shy of setting 2 ROBERT MORRIS* W, 97-94 (2OT) the Knights’ all-time record (194). 7 at Sacred Heart* L, 63-69 <> Seniors Edge (All-NEC First Team) and Mike Holloway (All-NEC Second Team) bookended their careers with NEC Champion- 9 at St. Francis Brooklyn* W, 84-73 ships. Edge was named this year’s NEC Tournament Most Outstanding 14 SAINT FRANCIS U* (CBSSN) L, 62-87 Player. 16 BRYANT* W, 97-84 <> In their 2016 NCAA Tournament appearance the Knights fell to Florida Gulf Coast in the First Four round. 21 SACRED HEART* W, 81-63 23 WAGNER* W, 74-66 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON PROJECTED STARTERS 28 at Mount St. Mary’s* W, 65-59 No. Player Pos. Cl. Ht./Wt. PPG/RPG/APG Note 1 Darnell Edge G Sr. 6-2/185 16.4/3.5/2.4 Active NCAA leader in FT% (91.6%) March 3 Jahlil Jenkins G So. 6-0/160 13.5/3.1/4.5 All-NEC Tournament Team 2 at Central Connecticut* W, 70-58 5 Xzavier Malone-Key G So. 6-4/172 11.4/3.9/1.9 Scored career-high 24 pts at Wagner 6 #7 WAGNER (NECQF) W, 84-46 12 Kaleb Bishop F Jr. 6-8/195 10.1/6.3/0.6 20-pts, 11-rebs in NEC Championship 9 #4 ROBERT MORRIS (NECSF) W, 66-62 34 Mike Holloway Jr. F Sr. 6-8/245 12.5/5.5/1.5 All-NEC Second Team 12 at #1 Saint Francis U(NECCG) W, 85-76 19 #16 Prairie View A&M! 6:30 PM FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON OFF THE BENCH 2 BJ Saliba Jr. G Fr. 6-4/190 1.0/0.5/0.3 Hackensack, N.J. native 10 Brandon Powell G Fr. 6-2/185 2.1/1.1/0.6 Career-High 11 points in NEC Semifinal *Northeast Conference game 11 Tyler Jones G So. 5-11/165 1.8/0.6/0.8 58.8% from 3-FG this season ^ MLK Day Game 21 Elyjah Williams F So. 6-7/220 7.9/5.4/1.9 NEC FG% leader (61.7%) ! NCAA Tournament 15 Oscar Okeke C So. 6-11/220 0.7/0.5/0.0 Made first start against Wagner 24 Nadi Beciri F Sr. 6-7/215 5.0/2.5/0.0 Out for the season (back) HOME Games in Bold 33 Pat McNamara G Jr. 6-5/190 1.0/0.5/0.3 Scored career-high 9 pts vs Bryant 35 Marc Dadika F Fr. 6-8/210 ---/---/--- Out for the season (foot) FDU MBB Athletic Communications Bryan Jackson | Assistant AD - Athletic Communications fduknights | fduknightsathletics |fduathletics Cell: 732-735-3797 | Office: 201-692-2149 | [email protected] 2018-19 Fairleigh Dickinson Men’s Basketball Game 34 #uKnighted ROSTER BREAKDOWN FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY -- Numerical -- # Name Yr. Pos. Ht./Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous) Location.........Hackensack/Teaneck, N.J. 1 Darnell Edge Sr. G 6-2/185 Saugerties, N.Y./Saugerties ........1000 River Road Teaneck, NJ 07666 2 Bassel”BJ” Saliba Jr. Fr. G 6-4/190 Hackensack, N.J./Hackensack Founded.............................................1942 3 Jahlil Jenkins So. G 6-0/160 Ranson, W.Va./Virginia Academy Enrollment......................................6,464 5 Xzavier Malone-Key So. G 6-4/180 Philadelphia, Pa./Plymouth Whitemarsh (Rider) Nickname......................................Knights 10 Brandon Powell Fr. G 6-2/185 Middletown, N.Y./Pine Bush Mascot......................................Knighttro 11 Tyler Jones So. G 5-11/165 Lawrenceville, N.J./Peddie School Colors.... ....................Burgundy(#B30838) 12 Kaleb Bishop Jr. F 6-8/195 Paterson, N.J./St. Anthony ..............................................Blue (#005596) 15 Oscar Okeke So. C 6-11/220 Abuja, Nigeria/St. Anthony (Gulf Coast St.) Arena.........Stratis Arena (Rothman Center) 21 Elyjah Williams So. F 6-7/220 Evanston, Ill./Evanston ...................................................................1,852 24 Nadi Beciri Sr. F 6-7/215 Maywood, N.J./Bergen Catholic Conference...................Northeast (NEC) 33 Pat McNamara Jr. G 6-5/190 Arlington Heights, Ill./St. Viator (New Hampshire) President..............Christopher Capuano 34 Mike Holloway Jr. Sr. F 6-8/245 Pittsgrove, N.J./Arthur P. Schalick Athletic Director.............Brad Hurlbut 35 Marc Dadika Fr. F 6-8/210 Saddle Brook, N.J./St. Mary Head Trainer.........................Daniel King Athletic Dept. Phone..........201-692-2208 -- Alphabetical -- Athletic Dept. Fax..............201-692-9361 # Name Yr. Pos. Ht./Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous) COACHING STAFF 24 Nadi Beciri Sr. F 6-7/215 Maywood, N.J./Bergen Catholic 12 Kaleb Bishop Jr. F 6-8/195 Paterson, N.J./St. Anthony Head Coach........................Greg Herenda 35 Marc Dadika Fr. F 6-8/210 Saddle Brook, N.J./St. Mary Alma Mater................ ........Merrimack ‘83 1 Darnell Edge Sr. G 6-2/185 Saugerties, N.Y./Saugerties Office Phone......................201-692-2126 34 Mike Holloway Jr. Sr. F 6-8/245 Pittsgrove, N.J./Arthur P. Schalick FDU Record.........................80-107 (.427) 3 Jahlil Jenkins So. G 6-0/160 Ranson, W.Va./Virginia Academy NEC Record...........................52-56 (.472) 11 Tyler Jones So. G 5-11/165 Lawrenceville, N.J./Peddie School Career Record..................205-188 (.521) 5 Xzavier Malone-Key So. G 6-4/180 Philadelphia, Pa./Plymouth Whitemarsh (Rider) Associate HC..............Bruce Hamburger 33 Pat McNamara Jr. G 6-5/190 Arlington Heights, Ill./St. Viator (New Hampshire) Assistant Coaches...............Pete Lappas 15 Oscar Okeke So. C 6-11/220 Abuja, Nigeria/St. Anthony (Gulf Coast St.) ........................................Patrick Sellers 10 Brandon Powell Fr. G 6-2/185 Middletown, N.Y./Pine Bush Director of Operations....Darius Stokes 2 Bassel”BJ” Saliba Jr. Fr. G 6-4/190 Hackensack, N.J./Hackensack 21 Elyjah Williams So. F 6-7/220 Evanston, Ill./Evanston BASKETBALL INFORMATION PRONUNCIATION GUIDE First Season..........1949-50 (69 seasons) #2 Bazz-uhl (prefers BJ), Suh-lee-ba | #3 Juh-leel | #5 exzayv-yer All-Time Record................942-932 (.503) #12 kay-leb | #15 Oh-keh-key |#21 Eh-lie-jah | #24 Nah-dee, Ba-seeree All-Time NEC Tournament Record.....34-25 All-Time NCAA Tournament Record...0-5 COACHING STAFF All-Time NIT Record............................0-1 Head Coach: Greg Herenda - Sixth season (Merrimack ‘83) 2017-18 Record................................13-18 Associate Head Coach: Bruce Hamburger - Sixth season (Kean ‘84) 2017-18 NEC Record..................9-9 (6th) Assistant Coach: Pete Lappas - Fifth season (Boston College ‘12) 2017-18 Home/Road/Neutral....8-5/5-13/0-0 Assistant Coach: Patrick Sellers - Second season (Central Connecticut St. ‘91) Lettermen Returning/Lost..................8/5 Director of Basketball Operations: Darius Stokes - Second season (Iowa ‘14) Starters Returning/Lost....................4/1 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS BREAKDOWN Knights by Class Knights by Position Knights by State Asst.
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    Saint Francis Wins Hugh Durham Classic First Postseason win for Red Flash since 1991 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Saint Francis Men's Basketball team used a balanced scoring effort to knock off Jacksonville, 78-76, in the Hugh Durham Classic on Tuesday in the First Round of the CollegeInsider.com Tournament. The Red Flash improved to 17-16 on the season and moves on to the Second Round of the CIT, with an opponent, date and location to be determined. Saint Francis earned its first postseason tournament win since its 70-64 victory over Fordham in the NCAA Tournament Play-In Game in 1991. SFU is now 5-5 all-time in postseason tournaments, with a 1-1 mark in the CIT. Sophomore Andre Wolford (Willowick, Ohio/Saint Ignatius) led the Red Flash with 13 points to earn Hugh Durham Classic MVP honors. Wolford played 17 minutes off the bench and hit five-of-eight shots, including three triples. Sophomore Scott Meredith (Pilot Mountain, N.C./Hargrave Military Academy (Va.)) posted a career-high 12 points off the bench, going four-of-five from three, while senior Georgios Angelou (Halkida, Greece/Lykeio Kanithou) had 10 points and five assists, also off the bench. Sophomore Josh Nebo (Houston, Texas/Cypress Lakes) recorded his eighth double-double of the season with 10 points and 13 rebounds to go with three blocks. The Red Flash shot 50 percent from the field, going 31-of-62 from the floor, including 46 percent from three, hitting 11-of-24 attempts. SFU was five-of-eight from the free throw line.
  • 2017-18 Media Guide.Pub

    2017-18 Media Guide.Pub

    1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS LAKERS STAFF LAKERS PLAYOFF RECORDS Team Directory 6 Year-by-Year Playoff Results 96 President/CEO Joey Buss 7 Head-to-Head vs. Opponents 96 General Manager Nick Mazzella 7 Career Playoff Leaders 97 Head Coach Coby Karl 8 All-Time Single-Game Highs 98 Assistant Coach Brian Walsh 8 All-Time Highs / Lows 99 Assistant Coach Isaiah Fox 8 Lakers Individual Records 100 Assistant Coach Dane Johnson 9 Opponent All-Time Highs / Lows 101 Assistant Coach Sean Nolen 9 All-Time Playoff Scores 102 Player Development Coach Metta World Peace 9 Video Coordinator Anthony Beaumont 9 THE OPPONENTS Athletic Trainer Heather Mau 10 G League Map 104 Strength & Conditioning Coach Misha Cavaye 10 Agua Caliente Clippers of Ontario 105 Basketball Operations Coordinator Nick Lagios 10 Director of Scouting Jesse Buss 10 Austin Spurs 106 Canton Charge 107 Delaware 87ers 108 HE LAYERS Erie BayHawks 109 T P Fort Wayne Mad Ants 110 Individual Bios 12-23 Grand Rapids Drive 111 Greensboro Swarm 112 THE G LEAGUE Iowa Wolves 113 G League Directory 25 Lakeland Magic 114 NBA G League Key Dates 26 Long Island Nets 115 2016-17 Final Standings 27 Maine Red Claws 116 2016-17 Team Statistics 28-29 Memphis Hustle 117 2016-17 NBA G League Leaders 30 Northern Arizona Suns 118 2016-17 Highs / Lows 30 Oklahoma City Blue 119 Champions By Year 31 Raptors 905 120 NBA G League Award Winners 31 Reno Bighorns 121 2017 NBA G League Draft 32 Rio Grande Valley Vipers 122 NBA G League Single-Game Bests 33 Salt Lake City Stars 123 Santa Cruz Warriors 124 2016-17 YEAR IN REVIEW