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Matthew Driscoll #GettingSocial North Florida Athletics @OspreyMBB | @UNFOspreys UNFOspreys SCHEDULE North Florida Overall 1-1 | ASUN 0-0 | H 1-0 | A 0-1 | N 0-0 #StackingUP NOVEMBER OSPREYS 11 at Auburn SEC+ L, 66-83 UNF UM 2016-17 Record_________________ 1-1 (0-0 ASUN) 14 EDWARD WATERS ESPN3 W, 109-73 Rankings (AP | ESPN/USA Today | Mid-Major) ___ -- | -- | RV Head Coach _ Matthew Driscoll (Slippery Rock, ‘92) 16 MIAMI (RV/RV) ESPN3 7:00 pm 0 Series Wins 3 18 at LSU SEC+ 8:00 pm Overall Record ________ 145-190 (11th season) Record at UNF _________ 119-113 (8th season) 22 FLORIDA NATIONAL# ESPN3 7:00 pm 87.5 PPG 92.0 25 vs North Dakota# 4:30 pm 26 vs CSU Bakersfi eld# 4:30 pm Miami 27 at Wright State# 4:30 pm 45.6 FG% 50.0 DECEMBER HURRICANES 1 FLORIDA (RV/RV) ESPN3 7:00 pm 24.0 3P% 46.2 2016-17 Record___________________1-0 (0-0 ACC) 3 at Syracuse (18/18) ACC+ 4:00 pm Rankings (AP | ESPN/USA Today | Mid-Major) __ RV | RV | -- 10 at Arkansas (--/RV) SEC Network 5:30 pm 71.0 FT% 66.7 Head Coach ________Jim Larranaga (Providence, ‘71) 12 at UTRGV 8:00 pm Overall Record ________ 589-391 (33rd season) 15 THOMAS UNIVERSITY ESPN3 7:00 pm Record at UM ___________ 119-57 (6th season) 48.5 RPG 52.0 18 at Connecticut (RV/RV) SNY 1:00 pm 21 at FIU 7:00 pm 14.0 APG 15.0 11.16.16 | 7:00 PM (ET) 29 BALL STATE ESPN3 7:00 pm UNF Arena (5,800) | Jacksonville, Fla. JANUARY 2 PALM BEACH ATLANTIC ESPN3 7:00 pm 5.0 BPG 8.0 Live Stats: UNFOspreys.com 7 at Jacksonville* ESPN3 7:00 pm TV | Web: ESPN3 (Watch ESPN app) 12 at USC Upstate* ESPN3 7:00 pm 4.5 SPG 9.0 Radio: 1010 XL AM 14 at NJIT* ESPN3 4:00 pm #NOTABLE 19 KENNESAW STATE* ESPN3 7:00 pm 23.0 TOPG 10.0 - North Florida and Miami will be meeting for the 4th 21 LIPSCOMB* ESPN3 7:00 pm time on the hardwood... UM has claimed the fi rst 3 25 FGCU* ESPN3 7:00 pm 28 at Stetson* ESPN3 4:00 pm 0.6 AST:TO 1.5 match-ups including the last meeting on Nov. 19, 2011 30 at FGCU* ESPN3 7:00 pm in Miami (75-62) FEBRUARY 6.0 3PM/G 6.0 - UNF is 0-13 all-time against teams from the ACC, hav- 4 STETSON* ESPN3 7:00 pm ing met 7 of the current members... Ospreys also face 9 NJIT* ESPN3 7:00 pm 78.0 Opp PPG 43.0 Syracuse later this season 11 USC UPSTATE* ESPN3 7:00 pm - The Ospreys snapped a two-game home losing skid 16 at Lipscomb* ESPN3 7:30 pm 34.9 Opp FG% 25.4 with Monday night’s 109-73 victory over Edward Wa- 18 at Kennesaw State* ESPN3 4:30 pm ters... The 109 points was the second highest total in 23 JACKSONVILLE* ESPN3 7:00 pm 36.4 Opp 3P% 21.2 the program’s 12-year Division I era F27-M5 • ASUN Championship Tournament (Campus Sites) 38.0 Opp RPG 36.0 UP NEXT: North Florida plays its 4th game in 8 days All Times Eastern | * - ASUN Game | # - MABC Classic | AP/ESPN Friday as Ospreys visit LSU ! " # ! Senior | G | 6’1 | 175 RS-Senior | G | 6’5 | 200 RS-Junior | G | 6’5 | 192 Senior | F | 6’8 | 215 RS-Junior | C | 6’11 | 252 PPG—21.0 PPG—4.5 PPG— 3.0 PPG—6.0 PPG—16.0 RPG—3.5 RPG—4.5 RPG— 2.5 RPG—5.5 RPG—9.5 APG—4.0 APG—1.0 APG— 2.5 APG —2.5 FG%—80.0 AST:TO—1.9 3PM/g—1.5 BPG—1.0 BPG—3.0 Brian Morgan, Director of Athletic Communications Cell: 904.210.1012 | Office: 904.620.4027 | E-mail: [email protected] | Twitter: @Bmorgan4real BY THE NUMBER... Alphabetical Roster Numerical Roster Wajid Aminu 2 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) Freshman F 1 Karlos Odum F 6-7 215 RS-So. Lakeland, Fla. (Faith Baptist Academy) Romelo Banks 33 2 Wajid Aminu F 6-7 195 Fr. Stone Mountain, Ga. (Wheeler HS) Redshirt-Junior C 3 JT Escobar** G 6-2 180 So. Tallahassee, Fla. (Ole Miss) Osborn Blount 10 5 CJ Fisher G 6-2 182 RS-Fr. Miami, Fla. (Monsignor Pace HS) Redshirt-Junior G 10 Osborn Blount G 5-10 170 RS-Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. (FSCJ) Aaron Bodager 12 11 Garrett Sams G 6-6 180 Fr. Martin, Tenn. (Westview HS) Redshirt-Senior G 12 Aaron Bodager G 6-5 200 RS-Sr. Oviedo, Fla. (Hagerty HS) Chris Davenport 35 14 Dallas Moore G 6-1 175 Sr. St. Petersburg, Fla. (Boca Ciega HS) Senior F Chase Driscoll 55 23 Nick Malonga G 6-5 192 RS-Jr. Bolingbrook, Ill. (McHenry County CC) 24 Aaron Horne G/F 6-5 180 Jr. Lake Worth, Fla. (Palm Beach State College) Junior G JT Escobar 3 33 Romelo Banks C 6-11 252 RS-Jr. Kissimmee, Fla. (Celebration HS) 35 Chris Davenport F 6-8 215 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. (Eagles Landing HS) Sophomore G CJ Fisher 5 50 Benedikt Haid G 6-5 190 Fr. Innsbruck, Austria (BORG Innsbruck) Redshirt-Freshman G 55 Chase Driscoll G 5-8 200 Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. (Bishop Kenny HS) Benedikt Haid 50 ** Redshirting in 2016-17 to meet NCAA transfer requirements Freshman G Aaron Horne 24 Coaching Staff Junior G/F Head Coach: Matthew Driscoll (8th season, Slippery Rock University, 1992) Nick Malonga 23 Associate Head Coach: Bobby Kennen (8th season, Palm Beach Atlantic University, 1993) Redshirt-Junior G Assistant Coach: Bruce Evans (4th season, Furman, 1992) Dallas Moore 14 Assistant Coach: Stephen Perkins (4th season, Baylor, 2009) Senior G Director of Basketball Operations: Frank Young (3rd season, West Virginia, 2007) Karlos Odum 1 Redshirt-Sophomore F Pronunciation Guide Garrett Sams 11 Aaron BODAGER – BOD-uh-jirr | Bobby KENNEN — Ken-In | Nick MALONGA — Muh-lung-ah | WAJID AMINU — WA-zshid ah-ME-new Freshman G Benedikt HAID — Hodd (like Todd) TV/RADIO ROSTER ! $ %& $ & " & # $ ! # ! " # " ! # "" # # #% # ! $ # ! ! $ RECORD WHEN… STARTING LINEUPS Under ‘16-17 Driscoll At home ______________________ 1-0 63-31 Opponent G G G/F F F/C On the road____________________ 0-1 43-77 at Auburn Moore Bodager Malonga Davenport Banks At neutral sites _________________ 0-0 13-5 In overtime ____________________ 0-0 5-2 Edward Waters Moore Bodager Malonga Davenport Banks In A-Sun games ________________ 0-0 68-54 Miami In A-Sun tournament ____________ 0-0 6-6 at LSU Postseason ____________________ 0-0 0-2 In non-conference games ________ 1-1 48-56 Florida National Against ranked team ____________ 0-0 0-16 vs North Dakota Televised game (Live & Web) _____ 1-1 51-58 UNF wins opening tip ___________ 0-0 61-50 vs CSU Bakersfi eld UNF loses opening tip ___________ 0-1 56-63 at Wright State Florida In games decided by... 5 points or less _________________ 0-0 31-23 at Syracuse 6-10 points ____________________ 0-0 35-22 at Arkansas 11-15 points ___________________ 0-0 19-23 at UTRGV 16-20 points ___________________ 0-1 13-12 Over 20 points _________________ 1-0 22-33 Thomas Univ. at UConn Leading at the half ______________ 1-0 93-21 at FIU Trailing at the half ______________ 0-1 22-87 Tied at the half _________________ 0-0 4-5 Ball State Leading with 5 mins left _________ 1-0 102-8 Palm Beach Atl Trailing with 5 mins left __________ 0-1 13-101 at Jacksonville Tied with 5 mins left ____________ 0-0 4-4 at USC Upstate Shooting 40% or better __________ 1-0 110-62 at NJIT Shooting less than 40% __________ 0-1 9-50 Kennesaw State Opp. 40% or better ____________ 0-1 73-102 Opp. less than 40% _____________ 1-0 46-1 Lipscomb Shooting better than opp. ________ 1-0 100-20 FGCU Shooting worse than opp. ________ 0-1 17-92 at Stetson Outrebounding opp. ____________ 1-1 68-21 at FGCU Opp. outrebounds UNF __________ 0-0 46-89 Stetson Rebounds tied _________________ 0-0 5-4 NJIT 70% or better on FT _____________ 1-0 64-42 USC Upstate Less than 70% on FT ____________ 0-1 55-71 at Lipscomb More FT att. than opp. ___________ 1-0 74-28 Less FT att. than opp. ____________ 0-1 43-81 at Kennesaw State Same FT att. than opp. ___________ 0-0 2-3 Jacksonville ASUN Tournament 40% or better on 3PT ____________ 0-0 66-30 Less than 40% on 3PT ___________ 1-1 53-83 More turnovers than opp. ________ 1-1 60-81 Fewer turnovers than opp.________ 0-0 52-24 ODDS & ENDS Same turnovers as opp. __________ 0-0 7-8 #Odometer UNF’S FIRST SUBSTITUTION: Scoring 80 or more points ________ 1-0 54-8 Total Travel Miles for UNF Hoops in ‘16-17: 702 Wajid Aminu ..........................................................................2 Scoring 70-79 points ____________ 0-0 31-18 Scoring 60-69 points ____________ 0-1 24-39 Garrett Sams ..........................................................................1 Scoring 50-59 points ____________ 0-0 9-31 Scoring less than 50 points _______ 0-0 1-17 Osborn Blount ...................................................................... 1 Scoring more points than opp. ____ 1-0 119-0 702 Allowed 80 or more points _______ 0-1 10-50 Allowed 70-79 points ____________ 1-0 30-38 miles traveled SCORING UNF’S FIRST POINT -- Allowed 60-69 points ____________ 6-0 46-22 on a bus Romelo Banks ......................................................................
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