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Tulane Men's Basketball SEASON STATS - All Games Tulane Combined Team Statistics (As of Nov 29, 2016) All Games GAME 1: ALABAMA A&M TULANE MEN’S BASKETBALL 2016-17 GAME NOTES @GREENWAVEMBB GREENWAVEMBB /GREENWAVEMBB TULANEGREENWAVE.COM FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2016 | 7:00 PM | ESPNEWS SCHEDULE & RESULTS Avron B. Fogelman Arena in Devlin Fieldhouse | New Orleans Date Opponent Time/Score GAME 8: NOVEMBER 3 Loyola New Orleans (Exh.) W, 80-58 THE MATCHUP 11 vs. North Carolina1 L, 95-75 14 Southeastern Louisiana W, 93-76 TULANE GREEN WAVE ST. JOHN’S RED STORM 17 vs. Oklahoma2 L, 89-70 vs. 18 vs. Arizona State2 L, 80-71 @GreenWave MBB @StJohnsBBall 20 vs. Missouri2 L, 67-62 26 at Georgia Tech L, 82-68 BY THE NUMBERS 29 at New Orleans L, 74-59 DECEMBER 1-6 ..........................RECORD ......................... 2-5 2 St. John’s [ESPNews] 7 pm 71.1 .................POINTS PER GAME................74.4 7 Southern [ESPN3] 7 pm 10 at Southern Miss 4:30 pm 33.3 ..............REBOUNDS PER GAME ............39.0 19 McNeese State [ESPN3] 7 pm 39.2 ...................FIELD GOAL PCT. .................40.5 23 Texas State [ESPN3] 1 pm 28 UCF* [ASN/ESPN3] 7 pm 37.5 .................THREE-POINT PCT.................36.1 JANUARY QUICK LOOK QUICK LOOK 1 at Cincinnati* [CBSSN] 6 pm 8 Memphis* [ASN/ESPN3] 2 pm TULANE ST. JOHN’S [ESPN3] 11 at USF* 6 pm HEAD COACH: MIKE DUNLEAVY, SR.(SOUTH CAROLINA ‘76) HEAD COACH: CHRIS MULLIN (ST. JOHN’S ‘85) 15 SMU* [CBSSN] 5 pm 18 at Tulsa* [ESPNews] 6:30 pm RECORD AT TULANE: 1-6 (1ST YEAR) RECORD AT ST. JOHN’S: 10-29 (2ND YEAR) 21 Cincinnati* [CBSSN] 3 pm OVERALL RECORD: SAME OVERALL RECORD: SAME 24 at Houston* [CBSSN] 8 pm 2016-17 RECORD: 1-6 2016-17 RECORD: 2-5 28 at UConn* [ESPNU] 7 pm 31 Temple* [ESPNews] 7 pm FEBRUARY 4 at East Carolina* [ASN/ESPN3] 1 pm PROBABLE STARTERS PROBABLE STARTERS 8 Houston* [ESPNews] 7 pm G 14 COLIN SLATER FR. 6-0 185 6.1 PPG 1.0 APG G 15 MARCUS LOVEtt FR. 6-0 175 18.9 PPG 3.7 APG 15 at SMU* [ASN/ESPN3] 8 pm G 13 MALIK MORGAN RSR. 6-4 205 10.4 PPG 5.6 RPG G 2 SHAMORIE PONDS FR. 6-1 170 15.3 PPG 6.1 RPG 18 USF* [ESPNews] 1 pm 21 East Carolina* [ESPNU] 8 pm G 35 MELVIN FRAZIER SO. 6-5 200 8.8 PPG 3.8 RPG F 1 BASHIR AHMED JR. 6-7 210 11.6 PPG 5.7 RPG 25 at Temple* [ESPNU] 11 am G 5 CAMERON REYNOLDS RJR. 6-7 215 16.4 PPG 6.3 RPG F 14 KASSOUM YAKWE SO. 6-7 210 4.4 PPG 3.7 BPG MARCH C 15 RYAN SMITH SR. 6-11 250 7.1 PPG 5.7 RPG C 35 YANKUBA SIMA SO. 6-11 220 7.3 PPG 4.0 RPG 2 at Memphis* [ESPNU] 8 pm 5 Tulsa* [ESPNU/ESPNews] 3 pm THE SERIES THE OPPONENT 9-12 American Athletic • Friday’s matchup marks the fourth meeting in history • St. John’s has lost five in a row entering Friday’s Conference Tournament, between the programs, but the first at a campus venue as Hartford, Conn. matchup and will play its fifth game away from home in the first three were held at neutral sites. Tulane leads the its last six. all-time series, 2-1. All Times Central and Subject to Change • In its last contest Tuesday evening, the Red Storm * - American Athletic Conference Game Tulane vs. St. John’s Series History suffered a 79-72 home loss to Delaware State. St. John’s 1 - Smoothie King Center had four players finish in double-figures for the third time 2 - Tires Pros Invitational, Orlando 12/28/14 - Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. ) L, 57-82 All home games played in the Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse 12/22/07 - Rainbow Classic, Honolulu, Hawaii W, 79-71 this season, as Bashir Ahmed had a team-high 19 points 3/20/92 - NCAA First Round, Atlanta, Ga. W, 61-57 on 7-for-12 shooting including four 3-pointers. • St. John’s is averaging 74.4 points per game on 40.5 WHERE TO FIND IT STORYLINES percent shooting, but is allowing opponents to score RADIO VIDEO STREAM • Following five-straight games away from its friendly nearly 71 points per contest while shooting a 40.8 percent confines, Tulane returns to Fogelman Arena in Devlin clip. St. John’s leads the Big East Conference and ranks Fieldhouse to begin December. The Green Wave will play 10th in the nation with 7.0 blocks per game. As a team, five of its next six games on its home court. the Red Storm is among the youngest teams in the nation PXP: TODD GRAFFAGNINI • Sophomore guard Kain Harris has been a spark off the and has only one player with more than two years of BROADCAST GAME UPDATES bench for Tulane through its first seven games, scoring in Division I experience. Sophomore Kassoum Yakwe is double-figures in three-straight contests and five times coming off a career-high seven block performance against @GREENWAVEMBB overall. He’s averaging 12.7 points in just 21.7 minutes per Delaware State. The forward ranks seventh in the nation game while shooting better than 50 percent overall from averaging 3.7 blocks per game. PXP: STEPHEN FAUST the field (33-65) and from three-point range (16-32). COLOR: STEPHEN HOWARD 2016-17 TULANE MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME 8: VS. ST. JOHN’S QUICK FACTS ROSTER LOCATION: New Orleans, La. No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School/High School ENROLLMENT: 13,449 (Private) 0 Jordan Cornish* G 6-6 220 Jr. New Orleans/Brother Martin/UNLV CONFERENCE: American Athletic Conference 2 Jackson Johnson G 5-10 170 So. Ponte Verda Beach, Fla./Ponte Verda ARENA: Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the 3 Ray Ona Embo G 6-3 185 Fr. Lognes, France/Quality Education Academy Devlin Fieldhouse (4,100) 4 Riley Conroy G 5-11 175 RSo. New Orleans/Jesuit PRESIDENT: Michael A. Fitts DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS: Troy Dannen 5 Cameron Reynolds G 6-7 215 RJr. Pearland, Texas/Pearland TICKET OFFICE PHONE: (504) 861-9283 10 Von Julien G 6-1 160 So. Reserve, La./Riverside Academy 11 Kain Harris G 6-4 210 So. Chicago/St. Rita of Cascia Men’s Basketball Staff 12 Sammis Reyes F 6-7 240 So. Santiago, Chile/North Broward Prep/Palm Beach State HEAD COACH: Mike Dunleavy, Sr. 13 Malik Morgan G 6-4 205 RSr. River Ridge, La./John Curtis/LSU Alma Mater/Year: South Carolina ‘76/1st 14 Colin Slater G 6-0 185 Fr. New Orleans/Immanuel (Calif.) Twitter: @MikeDunleavySr 15 Ryan Smith C 6-11 250 Sr. Wildomar, Calif./Lutheran ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Doug Stewart 21 Samir Sehic* F 6-9 240 So. Cypress, Texas/Cy Woods/Vanderbilt Alma Mater/Year: Brown ‘94/1st 22 Darian Jones F 6-8 185 Fr. Brusly, La./Brusly ASSISTANT COACH: Raman Sposato 23 Blake Paul F 6-9 230 So. New Orleans/Landry-Walker Alma Mater/Year: Oregon ‘02/1st 30 Bernard Woodside G 6-0 185 So. Tampa, Fla./Tampa Prep/ASA College ASSISTANT COACH: Anthony Wilkins 35 Melvin Frazier G 6-5 200 So. Avondale, La./L.W. Higgins Alma Mater/Year: Kent State ‘13/4th *Ineligible to play in 2016-17 DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Donald Reyes Alma Mater/Year: LSU ‘09/3rd DIRECTOR OF STUDENT-ATHLETE PRONUNCIATION GUIDE DEVELOPMENT: Tony Chiles KAIN Harris cane SAMMIS REYES SAM-es RAY-ess RAMAN SPOSATO RA-men Spo-SA-toe Alma Mater/Year: Columbia ‘89/1st MALIK Morgan ma-leek SAMIR SEHIC SA-meer SEH-hic Tony CHILES CHI-les COORDINATOR OF VIDEO & PLAYER Ray ONO EMBO O-na EM-bo Mike DUNLEAVY, Sr. DUN-lee-v Rafi Goldman RA-fee DEVELOPMENT: Joey Cantafio Alma Mater: Hampton-Sydney ‘11 ATHLETIC TRAINER: Alby Lindon MEDIA INFORMATION EARLY SIGNEES Alma Mater: West Florida ‘09 MEDIA CREDENTIALS BUL AJANG & BUAY KOKA STRENGTH & CONDITIONING All requests for working media, photo and broadcast credentials for Bul Ajang and Buay Koka are set to join Tulane for the 2017-18 COACH: Dan Rickaby 2016-17 Tulane men’s basketball games should be made by contacting season from from The Patrick School in Hillside, N.J., coached by Chris Alma Mater: Northern Michigan ‘07 Adam Miller. Credentials should be requested no later than Noon the Chavannes. Entering this season, The Patrick School is ranked No. 6 in EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Gabe Delatte day prior to a game. For all home games, credentials can be picked the country by MaxPreps and ranked No. 10 in the USA Today Sports Alma Mater: Notre Dame ‘13 up at media will-call, which can be found at the Freret St.-Newcombe Super 25 Preseason Rankings. GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Rafi Goldman Place entrance to Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse. The pair from South Sudan will add much needed height and Alma Mater: Vanderbilt ‘14 athleticism to the Green Wave next year as Ajang stands at 6-10 and PROGRAM MEDIA INTERVIEW REQUEST POLICY Koka towers at an even 7-0. Ajang will bring an all-around talent with COORDINATOR: Aubrie Warkentien Requests to interview head coach Mike Dunleavy, Sr. or any member his ability to finish with both hands and shoot from the outside, while Alma Mater: Arizona ‘12 of the Tulane men’s basketball staff and team should be made at least Koka will be a presence in the middle as a rim protector and rebounder 24 hours in advance to Adam Miller.
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