Since the start of the 1997-98 season, St. Francis (NY) has St. Francis (NY) Terriers been the NEC’s toughest team at home. The Terriers are 71-22 (.763) over the last eight years at the Pope Center and have not lost more than four games at home in any NEC Predicted Finish: Tie-5th 2004-05 Record: 13-15, 9-9 NEC single year.

There will be a new look on the St. Francis (NY) sidelines this season as takes the reigns of one of the NEC’s flagship programs over the last decade. While the Terriers have shown remarkable consistency by reaching the NEC Tournament 15 consecutive seasons, it is the one mountain the NEC charter member has yet to scale - winning its first conference title - that is Nash’s first and foremost goal. Nash, who served as an assistant coach at Seton Hall the last four seasons, takes over a program loaded with returning talent, but one that will be without the services of its floor general and leader of the Terriers’ freewheeling offense, Tory Cavalieri. A player Nash is keenly familiar with - he led the Terriers to a win over St. John’s and nearly engineered an upset in a one- setback to Seton Hall last season - Cavalieri was a second team all-NEC performer as a senior and finished his stellar career with 1,196 points, 590 assists and a spot in St. Francis folklore as one of the program’s all- time greats. Likely to be handed the keys to the team in 2005-06 is senior Tristan Smith, who in his first year after transferring from St. John’s averaged 11.3 ppg, including 26 in his debut against Army last December. Cat-quick with the ball, Smith can play either guard position and is equally adept at creating his own shot or spotting up from three-point range, where he drilled 33 a year ago. Accompanying Smith in an experienced backcourt are seniors Christian Brown and Sean Dantzler, along with junior Ruandy Melo and sophomore Nick Jones. The 6-4 Brown is one of the grizzled veterans on the team, whose long distance bombing resume Allan Sheppard includes 111 career trifectas. He was one of four St. Francis players to average in double-digits a year ago, contributing 11.4 ppg, and his 52 treys and 40.6 percentage from downtown ranked him in the NEC top-ten in both categories. Dantzler is another gunslinger from the outside Last season, Sheppard joined St. Francis (PA)’s Darshan Luckey as the only two first-year players in the last 10 seasons to capture three consecutive NEC Rookie of who sat out last season with injuries after drilling 51 shots from outside the arc in 2003-04. the Week awards. Prior to Luckey, who was tabbed the league’s top rookie five Jones, a hard-nosed off guard, earned a surprise starting nod as a freshman and averaged 6.0 straight weeks in 2002-03, you have to go all the way back to January, 1995 when ppg on the season. Melo (2.6 ppg) capably spelled Cavalieri at the point last year and hit some Fairleigh Dickinson’s Rahshon Turner was honored three weeks in a row. Shep- big shots as the season wore on. Up front, the Terriers will feature an intriguing blend of size pard, an athletic 6’5” swingman, received a conference-high four weekly honors in and athleticism. Junior Allan Sheppard, a lanky 6-5 swingman, was tabbed the NEC Rookie of 2004-05 and went on to be named NEC Rookie of the Year at season’s end after the Year last season after leading all NEC newcomers with 11.4 ppg and 51.8 percent shoot- averaging 11.4 points and 4.4 rebounds, while shooting at a 51.8 percent clip from ing from the floor. One of the league’s best finishers in the open floor, he not only thrives in the field. an end-to-end setting, but also poses defensive problems in the half court for opposing coaches with his quickness and length. Speaking of length, the Terriers also welcome back 6-7 senior forward Devon Neckles, who finished second in the NEC last season with 43 St. Francis (NY) Roster blocks despite playing just 19 games due to injuries. Blessed with tremendous defen- sive instincts and great wingspan, he can also get it done on the offensive end, where No Player Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown/High School/Previous College he averaged 7.4 ppg and converted 51.4 percent of his shot attempts. Due in part to 1 Sean Dantzler G 6-4 180 Sr Bronx, NY/Columbus (Neosho CC) Neckles injury troubles, sophomore James St. Robert earned 20 starts at center in 2 Tristan Smith G 6-1 185 Sr Amityville, NY/Amityville (St. John’s) 3 Jamaal Womack G 5-8 170 Fr Bronx, NY/Our Saviour Lutheran his first year with the team. Active defensively and on the boards, the 6-8, 230 lb. 10 Sami Pekkola F 6-7 220 So Finland/Salpausselan St. Robert blocked 22 shots and averaged 3.8 ppg. Also expected to play a role 13 Christian Brown G/F 6-4 190 Sr New York, NY/Rice this season is 6-7 sophomore forward Sami Pekkola (4.3 ppg), a pure shooter 14 Ruandy Melo G 6-0 160 Jr New York, NY/Cardinal Hayes 15 Allan Sheppard* G/F 6-5 200 Jr New York, NY/Randolph who netted 22 three-pointers last year. Nash, who made his mark as a 21 Devon Neckles* F 6-7 190 Sr , NY/Canarsie recruiter in his previous coaching stops, wasted no time upon his hiring 34 Nicola Traykov G/F 6-5 205 So Sofia, Bulgaria/Lebanon (PA) in late March, scoring big with the signing of 6-9, 230 lb. Lex James 40 James St. Robert* F 6-8 230 So Copiague, NY/Copiague out of the City College of San Francisco. One of the most bally- 42 Nick Jones* G 6-2 195 So St. Albans, NY/Hillcrest 50 Brian Franklyn C 6-8 240 Jr Brooklyn, NY/Boys & Girls hooed recruits in the conference, James could be the missing interior force in the middle the Terriers have lacked since Newcomers the graduation of Chris Sockwell in 2003. Also join- 20 Lex James F/C 6-9 230 Jr Brooklyn, NY/Automotive (City College of San Francisco) 25 Mensur Radoncic G 5-11 185 Jr Bronx, NY/Columbus ing the squad is 6-6 forward John Gooden, who 44 John Gooden F 6-6 220 Fr Bronx, NY/Cardinal Hayes (Gunnery Prep (CT)) played a year of postgraduate ball at Gun- nery Prep after competing scholas- Key Losses tically at New York’s Cardi- 3 Tory Cavalieri# G 6-0 180 11 Rob Wiatre G 6-0 180 nal Hayes. 25 Damien Herard F 6-7 225

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The lone addition to the NEC coaching ranks in 2005- Brian Nash Alma Mater: Keene State ‘92 06, Nash is the 16th coach in St. Francis basketball history, which dates back to 1896 as the oldest colle- giate program in New York City. Nash is no stranger Record at SFNY: First year Overall Record: First Year to the St. Francis program as his father, Raymond, played for the Terriers from 1960-63 and is currently President of nearby Bishop Ford High School.

Head Coaching Experience

2005-pres. St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY • Named the 16th coach in school history in March, 2005.

Assistant Coaching Experience

2001-05 Seton Hall University, South Orange, NY • Pirates reached second round of NCAA Tournament in 2004. 2000-01 Siena College, Loudonville, NY 1994-00 St. Bonaventure University, St. Bonaventure, NY • Helped lead the Bonnies to the 2000 NCAA Tournament, as well as NIT Tournament appearances in 1995 and 1998. 1993-94 Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, CT

Playing Experience

1988-92 Keene State, Keene, NH • Named team captain his junior and senior season. • A four year letterwinner, he scored 825 career points.

Education Keene State, Keene, NH • Bachelor of Science, 1992, Economics

Personal • He and his wife, Kristin, live in West Orange, NJ. • Served as an assistant coach for the United States All-Stars which competed in the Olympus Cup in Italy and Greece in the summer of 2001.

Five Questions With: Christian Brown

Perhaps no player in the NEC played a more pivotal role on his team than did Tory Cavalieri, who was lost to graduation after a stellar career at St. Francis (NY). With so much of the attack centered around him, how will the team compensate for the loss in leadership, and what direction do you see the team taking in 2005- 06?

You are absolutely right; no player in the NEC played a more pivotal role on his team than Tory Cavalieri. The team will compensate for the loss in leadership by having other players step up and take responsibility. We have five seniors on the team so that should help. Tory also left an imprint on the team. He was a perfect example of a leader on and off the court. We followed him last season, and before one can lead they must learn how to follow first. I think that our team is going in the right direction, and I have no doubt that we are going to have a successful season.

Describe the transition to Brian Nash as head coach.

The transition to Brian Nash as a head coach has been a smooth and pleasant one. The transition has gone so well, due to the fact that he is honest, straightforward, and a professional. He reminds me of my Rice High School Coach Maurice Hicks. They are both young, but they are very experienced coaches, who respect and love their players. Coach Nash and I have built a strong relationship since he was appointed head coach in late March. It seems as if he has coached me for my entire collegiate career.

What were your feelings and the team's feelings after beating St. John's last season?

It was a great moment defeating St. John’s for not only the players, but also St. Francis College. It was the first time defeating them in a long time in school history. Playing St. John’s is not just a game, it has a lot more behind it. Most of the players on both sides grew up playing against each other whether through AAU teams or High School ball. Also, many of the players are friends, so it allows the winning team “bragging rights” for the rest of the season and summer. But most importantly, they are supposed to be the best university in the State of New York. So to the media and on paper they are supposed to beat us, but we proved them and the media wrong.

You are noted as one of the top marksman in the conference. With that in mind, which NEC players do the best job preventing you from getting good looks at the hoop?

The best player who prevents me from getting good looks at the basket has to be my teammate Tristan Smith in practice. He does such a good job in practice that when game time comes and I get an extra few seconds to get the shot off, my eyes light up. But I would have to say Wagner as a whole does the best job of any other team in our conference. Their style of basketball is to get into you and not allow you to get comfortable looks.

As a native New Yorker, describe the qualities that make a City guard so unique.

As a native New Yorker the qualities that make a New York City guard so unique are heart, toughness, hunger, confidence, and pride. New York basketball players play as if we have a chip on our shoulder every time we lace up our shoes and step inside those four lines. These are the qualities that made the careers of players such as Tiny Archibald, Kenny Smith, Kenny Anderson, Stephon Marbury, Felipe Lopez, Luis Flores and Ben Gordon so great. 51 Not only has first year head coach Brian Nash assembled a St. Francis (NY) Terriers challenging schedule for his team, but one with a distinct New York flavor. Along with their two annual games with neighborhood rival Long Island, the Terriers will also take on teams from the Bronx (Fordham & Manhattan), Queens Administration (St. John’s), Staten Island (Wagner) and Long Island (Hof- Location: Brooklyn, NY stra). In keeping with the local motif, 13 of the 15 players Founded: 1885 Devon Neckles (PF) on the St. Francis (NY) roster are from either New York City 7.4 ppg or Long Island. Enrollment: 2,300 5.0 rpg 2.3 bpg Nickname: Terriers Lex James (C) Colors: Red & Blue First Year Home Court/ Pope Physical Education Capacity: Center/1,200 Nick Jones (G) 6.0 ppg 2005-06 Schedule Personnel 2.0 rpg 47.3 FG% President: Dr. Frank Macchiarola N 18 Fairfield 7:00 pm N 22 at St. John’s 7:30 pm Faculty Dr. Thomas Quigley N 26 at Fordham 1:00 pm Representative: Tristan Smith (SG) N 29 at Pittsburgh 7:30 pm Athletic Director: Edward Aquilone 11.3 ppg D 3 Binghamton 2:00 pm SWA: Irma Garcia 2.5 apg D 6 at Lafayette 7:00 pm 33 3PFG Ruandy Melo (PG) D 9 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 7:00 pm Sports Information 2.6 ppg 1.5 rpg D 18 Hartford 2:00 pm SID: Gustavo Figueroa 1.3 apg St. Francis (NY) D 22 Hofstra 7:00 pm SID Phone: (718) 489-5369 Projected Starters D 30 at Manhattan 7:00 pm SID Fax: (718) 797-2140 J 3 MONMOUTH 7:00 pm SID Home Phone: (718) 768-3498 J 7 MOUNT ST. MARY’S 4:00 pm SID E-Mail: [email protected] J 12 at ROBERT MORRIS 7:30 pm Leading Active... J 14 at ST. FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Press Row Phone: (718) 489-5412 J 18 LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm Hotline: None Scorers Assists J 20 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 7:00 pm Website: athletics.stfranciscollege.edu J 23 at WAGNER 7:30 pm Christian Brown 624 2002-05 Christian Brown 90 2002-05 J 28 QUINNIPIAC 4:00 pm Allan Sheppard 319 2004-05 Tristan Smith 63 2004-05 Coaching Staff F 2 at CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 7:00 pm Tristan Smith 282 2004-05 Allan Sheppard 43 2004-05 F 4 at QUINNIPIAC 4:00 pm Head Coach: Brian Nash Sean Dantzler 190 2003-05 Nick Jones 40 2004-05 F 9 WAGNER 7:00 pm Alma Mater/Year Keene State/1992 Nick Jones 169 2004-05 Ruandy Melo 34 2004-05 F 11 SACRED HEART 4:00 pm Record at SFNY/ First Year F 16 ST. FRANCIS (PA) 7:00 pm Years: Rebounders Three-Pointers F 18 ROBERT MORRIS 4:00 pm F 21 at SACRED HEART 7:00 pm Overall Record/ First Year Christian Brown 284 2002-05 Christian Brown 111 2002-05 Allan Sheppard 122 2004-05 Sean Dantzler 51 2003-04 F 25 at MONMOUTH 7:00 pm Years: Tristan Smith 87 2004-05 Tristan Smith 33 2004-05 F 27 at LONG ISLAND 7:00 pm Assistant Coaches: Jim Datka, NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) Sean Dantzler 75 2003-05 Sami Pekkola 22 2004-05 Allen Griffin M 2 Quarterfinals James St. Robert 74 2004-05 Nick Jones 14 2004-05 Office Phone: (718) 489-5265 M 5 Semifinals M 8 Championship Basketball Info 2004-05 Record: 13-15 NEC Games in CAPS NEC Record/Finish: 9-9/7th

NEC Tournament Lost To FDU In ○ ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Finish: Quarterfinals Starters 4/1 2004-05 Results Returning/Lost: Letterwinners 10/4 N 20 at Fordham L 62-83 Returning/Lost: N 23 at St. John’s W 53-52 N 30 at Binghamton L 63-71 D 4 Army W 78-64 D 8 at Seton Hall L 56-57 D 11 Columbia L 57-65 D 23 at St. Peter’s L 58-70 D 28 at Cornell W 70-63 J 4 Lafayette W 79-64 J 6 at ROBERT MORRIS L 62-63 J 8 CCSU W 75-56 J 12 at LONG ISLAND L 69-74 J 15 SACRED HEART W 78-66 J 17 ST. FRANCIS (PA) W 82-71 J 20 at QUINNIPIAC W 69-63 J 26 at MONMOUTH L 73-77 J 29 at MOUNT ST. MARY’S L 85-88 F 3 ROBERT MORRIS L 63-68 Tristan Smith F 5 at FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON L 54-78 F 10 LONG ISLAND W 77-68 Smith, a transfer from St. John’s, made an immediate im- F 12 WAGNER L 61-62 pact upon his arrival last December 4th when he scored 25 F 15 at SACRED HEART W 89-83 points and hit all five of his shots from three-point range in F 17 at CCSU W 86-76 his debut against Army. One of the quickest end-to-end play- F 19 MOUNT ST. MARY’S W 82-77 ers in the league with the ball in his hands, the 6’1” Smith F 21 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 110-103 will see plenty of time off the ball this season in order to F 25 at WAGNER L 54-60 better exploit his offensive skills (11.3 ppg, 33 three-point- F 28 MONMOUTH L 56-64 ers in 2004-05). NEC Tournament (all games at higher seed) M 3 at #2 Fairleigh Dickinson L 60-78

NEC Games in CAPS

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St. Francis (NY) has finished at or above .500 in NEC play St. Francis (NY) The Numbers eight straight seasons, the longest active streak in the con- ference and tied with Fairleigh Dickinson (1981-89) and Marist (1982-90) for the longest stretch in league history. St. Francis (NY) Year-By-Year Records Quick Facts The Terriers finished 9-9 against conference competition in 2004-05 Overall Record: 13-15 2004-05 and qualified for the NEC Tournament for the 15th Year Overall Coach Year Overall Coach 2004-05 NEC Record/Finish: 9-9/7th consecutive season (second to FDU’s league record 18 from 1901-02 13-1 NA 1962-63 16-7 NEC Tournament Finish: Lost in QF 1984-01). 1902-20 NA NA 1963-64 10-16 Daniel Lynch 1920-21 14-2 Brother Phillip 1964-65 11-9 Daniel Lynch Starters Returning/Lost: 4/1 1921-22 15-7 Frank Brennan 1965-66 5-17 Daniel Lynch Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/4 1922-23 21-8 Frank Brennan 1966-67 15-8 Daniel Lynch SFNY in the NEC 1923-24 18-9 Frank Brennan 1967-68 7-16 Daniel Lynch 2004-05 Final RPI: 225 1924-25 9-8 Frank Brennan 1968-69 7-16 Daniel Lynch Games Decided By 5 or Less: 3-5 1925-26 1-6 Frank Brennan 1969-70 9-12 Lester Yellin NEC Tourney 1926-27 2-12 J. Francis (Nip) Lynch 1970-71 8-17 Lester Yellin Year Record Seed Head Coach NEC Record 1927-28 9-8 J. Francis (Nip) Lynch 1971-72 12-14 Lester Yellin 1981-82 8-7 No seeds Gene Roberti 1928-29 9-8 Edward Keating 1972-73 8-16 Lester Yellin Last Two Years: 21-15 (.583) 1929-30 6-12 Edward Keating 1973-74 11-13 Jack Prenderville 1982-83 7-7 No seeds Gene Roberti Last Three Years 30-24 (.556) 1930-31 17-16 George Hinchcliffe 1974-75 7-19 Jack Prenderville 1983-84 1-15 8th Gene Roberti 1931-32 9-13 George Hinchcliffe 1975-76 13-13 Lucio Rossini Last Four Years: 43-31 (.581) 1932-33 12-9 Rody Cooney 1976-77 12-14 Lucio Rossini 1984-85 3-11 8th 1933-34 13-11 Rody Cooney 1977-78 16-9 Lucio Rossini Last Five Years: 59-35 (.628) 1985-86 6-10 7th Bob Valvano 1934-35 12-12 Rody Cooney 1978-79 14-12 Lucio Rossini 1986-87 5-11 -- Bob Valvano 1935-36 15-8 Rody Cooney 1979-80 11-15 Gene Roberti Overall Record 1936-37 13-8 Rody Cooney 1980-81 10-16 Gene Roberti 1987-88 5-11 6th Bob Valvano 1937-38 14-8 Rody Cooney 1981-82 10-17 Gene Roberti Last Two Years: 28-28 (.500) 1938-39 15-7 Rody Cooney 1982-83 10-18 Gene Roberti 1988-89 5-11 -- 1939-40 13-5 Rody Cooney 1983-84 2-26 Gene Roberti Last Three Years 42-44 (.488) 1989-90 4-12 -- Rich Zvosec 1940-41 9-9 Rody Cooney 1984-85 7-21 Bob Valvano Last Four Years: 60-55 (.522) 1941-42 16-2 Joseph Brennan 1985-86 9-19 Bob Valvano 1990-91 8-8 4th Rich Zvosec 1942-43 13-7 Joseph Brennan 1986-87 11-16 Bob Valvano Last Five Years: 78-66 (.542) 1991-92 8-8 5th 1943-44 10-6 Joseph Brennan 1987-88 11-18 Bob Valvano 1992-93 8-10 6th Ron Ganulin 1944-45 9-9 Joseph Brennan 1988-89 14-16 Rich Zvosec Leading Returning Scorers 1945-46 12-6 Joseph Brennan 1989-90 9-18 Rich Zvosec 1993-94 1-17 8th Ron Ganulin 1946-47 14-7 Joseph Brennan 1990-91 15-14 Rich Zvosec Christian Brown 11.4 ppg 1994-95 5-13 9th Ron Ganulin 1947-48 16-9 Joseph Brennan 1991-92 15-14 Ron Ganulin Allan Sheppard 11.4 ppg 1948-49 20-13 Daniel Lynch 1992-93 9-18 Ron Ganulin 1995-96 3-15 9th Ron Ganulin 1949-50 6-18 Daniel Lynch 1993-94 1-26 Ron Ganulin Tristan Smith 11.3 ppg 1996-97 7-11 7th Ron Ganulin 1950-51 19-11 Daniel Lynch 1994-95 9-18 Ron Ganulin 1997-98 10-6 3rd Ron Ganulin 1951-52 20-8 Daniel Lynch 1995-96 9-18 Ron Ganulin Leading Returning Rebounders 1952-53 20-7 Daniel Lynch 1996-97 13-15 Ron Ganulin 1998-99 16-4 2nd Ron Ganulin 1953-54 23-5 Daniel Lynch 1997-98 15-12 Ron Ganulin Devon Neckles 5.0 rpg 1954-55 21-8 Daniel Lynch 1998-99 20-8 Ron Ganulin 1999-00 12-6 4th Ron Ganulin 1955-56 21-4 Daniel Lynch 1999-00 18-12 Ron Ganulin Allan Sheppard 4.4 rpg 2000-01 16-4 1st Ron Ganulin 1956-57 12-14 Daniel Lynch 2000-01 18-11 Ron Ganulin Christian Brown 4.3 rpg 2001-02 13-7 5th Ron Ganulin 1957-58 14-9 Daniel Lynch 2001-02 18-11 Ron Ganulin 1958-59 5-18 Daniel Lynch 2002-03 14-16 Ron Ganulin 2002-03 9-9 6th Ron Ganulin Leading Returning Assists 1959-60 13-8 Daniel Lynch 2003-04 15-13 Ron Ganulin 2003-04 12-6 2nd Ron Ganulin 1960-61 10-10 Daniel Lynch 2004-05 13-15 Ron Ganulin Tristan Smith 2.5 apg 1961-62 8-15 Daniel Lynch 87 years 1,048-1,031 2004-05 9-9 7th Ron Ganulin Christian Brown 1.6 apg 24 years 179-230 Nick Jones 1.4 apg

2004-05 Overall Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 03 Cavalieri, Tory 28 28 1015 36.2 144 320 .450 76 181 .420 73 94 .777 27 74 101 3.6 43 0 134 91 0 60 437 15.6 15 Sheppard, Allan 28 28 729 26.0 131 253 .518 4 22 .182 53 117 .453 42 80 122 4.4 88 3 29 43 22 29 319 11.4 13 Brown, Christian 25 11 717 28.7 90 202 .446 52 128 .406 53 77 .688 21 86 107 4.3 75 3 40 46 7 19 285 11.4 02 Smith, Tristan 25 11 624 25.0 99 234 .423 33 85 .388 51 70 .729 14 73 87 3.5 68 2 63 51 1 39 282 11.3 42 Jones, Nick 28 23 556 19.9 62 131 .473 14 39 .359 31 45 .689 19 38 57 2.0 30 0 40 38 6 22 169 6.0 21 Neckles, Devon 19 12 447 23.5 56 109 .514 5 14 .357 24 33 .727 37 58 95 5.0 62 3 15 49 43 17 141 7.4 40 St. Robert, James 27 20 374 13.9 41 103 .398 0 0 .000 21 36 .583 26 48 74 2.7 49 0 5 30 22 11 103 3.8 10 Pekkola, Sami 21 0 241 11.5 30 91 .330 22 72 .306 9 14 .643 12 24 36 1.7 26 0 10 15 1 5 91 4.3 14 Melo, Ruandy 26 0 391 15.0 16 53 .302 7 24 .292 29 45 .644 10 28 38 1.5 44 1 34 32 0 16 68 2.6 11 Wiatre, Rob 19 2 207 10.9 6 18 .333 3 12 .250 7 10 .700 3 9 12 0.6 27 1 11 3 0 6 22 1.2 25 Herard, Damien 10 5 103 10.3 9 13 .692 0 0 .000 3 12 .250 5 11 16 1.6 27 25441212.1 50 Franklyn, Brian 16 0 129 8.1 5 11 .455 0 0 .000 3 9 .333 6 7 13 0.8 18 02766130.8 34 Traykov, Nikola 9 0 43 4.8 4 10 .400 2 8 .250 0 0 .000 1 2 3 0.3 501222101.1 04 Czaplinski, Tom 7 0 24 3.4 0 4 .000 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 20210000.0 TM TEAM 43 54 97 3.5 0 7 Total 28 693 1552 .447 218 587 .371 357 562 .635 266 593 859 30.7 564 15 391 419 114 233 1961 70.0 Opponents 28 700 1514 .462 130 412 .316 434 632 .687 337 692 1029 36.8 530 - 373 503 87 204 1964 70.1

2004-05 Conference Statistics

|------TOTAL------| |------3-PTS------| |------REBOUNDS------| ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 03 Cavalieri, Tory 18 18 656 36.4 101 215 .470 51 117 .436 53 68 .779 16 50 66 3.7 33 0 92 54 0 33 306 17.0 15 Sheppard, Allan 18 18 468 26.0 93 174 .534 2 8 .250 43 90 .478 32 50 82 4.6 58 2 18 28 18 17 231 12.8 13 Brown, Christian 18 10 552 30.7 68 158 .430 37 99 .374 42 62 .677 17 64 81 4.5 52 1 29 32 5 17 215 11.9 02 Smith, Tristan 18 10 455 25.3 75 171 .439 23 63 .365 29 41 .707 12 58 70 3.9 50 2 45 37 1 31 202 11.2 42 Jones, Nick 18 13 336 18.7 38 75 .507 6 18 .333 26 35 .743 12 21 33 1.8 19 0 22 21 3 20 108 6.0 21 Neckles, Devon 10 4 198 19.8 28 52 .538 0 4 .000 9 15 .600 17 22 39 3.9 31 1 6 26 17 5 65 6.5 14 Melo, Ruandy 18 0 303 16.8 12 41 .293 5 18 .278 22 34 .647 9 21 30 1.7 35 1 29 19 0 16 51 2.8 10 Pekkola, Sami 15 0 143 9.5 16 49 .327 13 39 .333 4 8 .500 7 14 21 1.4 18 04703493.3 40 St. Robert, James 17 10 181 10.6 17 48 .354 0 0 .000 11 20 .550 14 25 39 2.3 30 0 4 17 15 4 45 2.6 25 Herard, Damien 10 5 103 10.3 9 13 .692 0 0 .000 3 12 .250 5 11 16 1.6 27 25441212.1 11 Wiatre, Rob 12 2 130 10.8 3 9 .333 2 8 .250 7 10 .700 2 7 9 0.8 17 16104151.2 34 Traykov, Nikola 3 0 16 5.3 4 7 .571 2 5 .400 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.3 000021103.3 50 Franklyn, Brian 10 0 48 4.8 3 5 .600 0 0 .000 1 3 .333 3 3 6 0.6 60120170.7 04 Czaplinski, Tom 2 0 11 5.5 0 2 .000 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.5 20200000.0 TM TEAM 28 35 63 3.5 0 6 Total 18 467 1019 .458 141 380 .371 250 398 .628 174 383 557 30.9 378 10 263 254 65 153 1325 73.6 Opponents 18 459 977 .470 83 262 .317 296 425 .696 213 451 664 36.9 362 - 247 328 48 119 1297 72.1 53