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GAME 11 HEAD COACH: Ryan Ridder JAX RECORD: 74-98 DATE 2019-20 JACKSONVILLE MEN’S BASKETBALL CONFERENCE: ASUN CONFERENCE: MEAC HEAD COACH: Tony Jasick GAME 11 HEAD COACH: Ryan Ridder JAX RECORD: 74-98 DATE: ............................. Dec. 7, 2019 RECORD AT BCU: 37-35 OVERALL RECORD: 126-145 TIME: ..................................6 PM EST OVERALL RECORD: 132-63 SEASON AT JAX: Sixth LOCATION: ............. Jacksonville, Fla. SEASON AT BCU: Third VENUE: ............Historic Swisher Gym WEBSITE: JUDolphins.com CAPACITY: .................................1,452 WEBSITE: bcuathletics.com TWITTER: @JAX_MBB VIDEO: .................................... ESPN+ TWITTER: @bcuhoops AUDIO: ................................... 1010XL 5-34-6 RICHMONDJACKSONVILLE SPIDERS DOLPHINS STATS: ..................... JUDolphins.com BETHUNE-COOKMAN WILDCATS 5-4 2019-20 SCHEDULE 1970 NATIONAL RUNNER-UP • NCAA TOURNAMENT 5X • NIT 6X • CIT 2X ASUN: 0-0 | H: 1-1 | A: 2-3 | N: 1-2 LAST TIME OUT NOVEMBER All Times EST The Jacksonville University men’s basketball team (4-6) visited Marquette (6-2) on Saturday night and 5 at #19 Xavier FS2 L, 57-76 8 Johnson (Fla.) ESPN+ W, 83-65 put a pair of players in double figures against a game defense that held the visiting side to just 29 11 vs. Bowling Green L, 59-75 percent shooting in a loss, 75-56. Jacksonville held the Golden Eagles in check for much of the first ten 15 at UMass Lowell^ ESPN3 W, 80-78 16 vs. Dartmouth^ AETV W, 57-37 minutes of this one, but some costly turnovers allowed the home side to build a lead. As things began to 17 vs. Merrimack^ AETV L, 44-54 separate, Marquette was heating up from the floor and wound up shooting 48.6 percent in the first half 21 Western Carolina ESPN+ L, 94-96 (2OT) with seven triples to its credit. 25 at Campbell ESPN+ L, 57-62 30 at North Carolina A&T W, 61-45 Destin Barnes paced the scoring effort for Jacksonville in this one. He scored 12 points and pulled down DECEMBER two rebounds while Bryce Workman came off the bench to return to double figures for the first time since 4 at rv Marquette FS2 56-75 7 Bethune-Cookman ESPN+ 6 PM the first two games of the season. He posted 10 points with four eboundsr and went 6-8 from the free 14 Middle Georgia State ESPN+ 2 PM throw line after drawing five fouls. 18 at Presbyterian 7 PM 20 at Clemson 9 PM 30 South Carolina State ESPN+ 7 PM ON ANOTHER LEVEL For the first time in his career, following a monster week on the hardwood, Jacksonville University men’s JANUARY 2 at North Alabama* ESPN+ 7 PM basketball redshirt-senior David Bell was been named ASUN Player of the Week on Monday afternoon. 9 NJIT* ESPN+ 7 PM Continued on page 5 11 at rv Liberty* ESPN+ 5 PM 16 • North Florida* ESPN+ 7 PM 18 Stetson* ESPN+ 6 PM 23 at Lipscomb* ESPN+ 7:30 PM MOST RECENT STARTERS (1-1) NOTES 25 at Kennesaw State* ESPN+ 4:30 PM KEVIN NORMAN - Scored 21 points off the bench @ UMass Lowell 30 FGCU* ESPN+ 7 PM F | JR | 6-4 | ALEXANDRIA, LA. 0 PTS REB AST 3FG MIN - Made first JU start at N.C. A&T, 12 points FEBRUARY 1 North Alabama* ESPN+ 6 PM 8.7 4.8 0.8 10 21.1 - First Team All-Region and Third Team All-American 6 rv Liberty* ESPN+ 7 PM DAVID BELL - 4-straight double-doubles, 15.0 ppg, 13.5 rpg during 8 at NJIT* ESPN+ 4 PM C | R-SR | 6-10 | CLEVELAND, OHIO 13 at • North Florida* ESPN+ 7 PM 3 PTS REB AST BLK MIN - Monster double-double (16-16) vs. Merrimack 20 Lipscomb* ESPN+ 7 PM 22 Kennesaw State* ESPN+ 6 PM 11.6 10.1 0.9 2.0 23.5 - 14 pts, 12 reb in 2OT vs. W. Carolina 27 at FGCU* ESPN+ 7 PM AAMAHNE SANTOS - Second in ASUN in assists per game 29 at Stetson* ESPN+ 4 PM G | R-SR | 5-10 | DORCHESTER, MASS 10 - Career-best 21 points against Johnson at home MARCH PTS REB AST 3FG MIN 3 ASUN Quarterfinal 10.0 2.0 3.5 19 34.2 - Transfered from Clound County CC 5 ASUN Semifinal 8 ASUN Championship TREY SIDES - 16.7 points, 6.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists as a senior G | FR | 6-1 | PHILLIPSBURG, KAN. 11 - Kansas Class 3A First Team All-State ^ - River Hawk Invitational PTS REB AST 3FG MIN * - ASUN Conference Game 2.8 1.6 1.4 7 22.1 - Two-Time State Champion Starting QB • - River City Rumble DESTIN BARNES - Career-best 20 points vs. Western Carolina G/F | JR | 6-7 | CHICAGO, ILL. All HOME & ASUN Games On ESPN3 or 23 - First Team All-Suncoast Conference at FSW ESPN+ Unless Otherwise Noted PTS REB AST 3FG MIN 9.8 3.3 1.0 16 26.9 - Averaged 8.8 points and 4.1 rebounds per game SERIES HISTORY JAX PROGRAM HISTORY JACKSONVILLE USAGE Overall Record: .................13-4 First Season: .............................1948-49 First Reference ....................Jacksonville All-Time Record: .....................1006-936 Last Dolphin Win: .......12/15/18 Second etc. ............................ JU or JAX ASUN Record:...........................181-188 Nickname ................................. Dolphins NCAA App. (Last): ..................... 5 (1986) Current Streak: ....................W1 Preffered Abbreviation .....................JAX NIT App. (Last): ......................... 6 (2009) Last Meeting: .............12/15/18 Broadcast Abbreviation ...................JAX CIT App. (Last): ......................... 2 (2017) 2019-20 JACKSONVILLE MEN’S BASKETBALL 2019-20 JACKSONVILLE MEN’S BASKETBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER # Name Pos Yr Ht Wt Hometown (HS/PS) 0 Kevin Norman F Jr 6-4 200 Alexandria, La.(Peabody/Angelina College) 1 Tyreese Davis G So 6-6 210 Kansas City, Mo. (Grandview HS/Link Prep) 2 Corey Romich G Jr 6-4 205 Groton, Mass (Vermont Academy) 3 David Bell C R-Sr 6-10 225 Cleveland, Ohio (Garfield Heights/Ohio State) 5 DeAnthony McCallum G Sr 6-4 180 Cincinnati, Ohio (Anderson/Independence CC) 10 Aamahne Santos G R-Sr 5-10 165 Dorchester, Mass (Catholic Memorial/Cloud County CC) 11 Trey Sides G Fr 6-1 170 Phillipsburg, Kan. (Phillipsburg) 12 Kevion Nolan G Jr 6-2 170 Anniston, Ala. (Sacred Heart Catholic HS/Samford) 13 Bryce Workman F So 6-7 230 Tampa, Fla. (Sickles HS) 14 Mo Arnold G Fr 6-2 180 Picayune, Miss. (Picayune Memorial) 15 Donovan Forte F R-Fr. 6-7 220 Cleveland, Ohio (Garfield Heights) 21 Derrick Flowers G/F Jr 6-4 200 Frisco, Texas (Prestonwood Christian Academy-Plano) 22 Diante Wood G R-Fr 6-4 210 Anniston, Fla. (Sacred Heart Catholic HS/Alabama) 23 Destin Barnes G/F Jr 6-7 215 Chicago, Ill. (Don Bosco Prep/Boston U./FSW) 34 Thomas Owen G So 6-4 185 Dunwoody, Ga. (St. Francis HS) COACHING STAFF SUPPORT STAFF HEAD COACH: Tony Jasick (Mars Hill, ‘00), 6th season DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Jared Rhodes (IPFW, ‘13), 5th season ASSISTANT COACH: Dan Beré (Indiana, ‘05), 6th season GRADUATE MANAGER: Kyle Pugh, 2nd season ASSISTANT COACH: Chad Eshbaugh (Washburn, ‘96), 3rd season GRADUATE MANAGER: Patrick Althoff, 1st season ASSISTANT COACH: Vince Martin (Jacksonville, ‘14), 1st season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 2 Corey Romich Row-MICK # Name Pos Yr Ht Wt Hometown 10 Aamahne Santos Uh-mah-knee 14 Mo Arnold G Fr 6-2 180 Picayune, Miss. 12 Kevion Nolan kev-E-on 23 Destin Barnes G/F Jr 6-7 215 Chicago, Ill. 15 Donovan Forte For-Tay 3 David Bell C R-Sr 6-10 225 Cleveland, Ohio 22 Diante Wood Dee-on-Tay 1 Tyreese Davis G So 6-6 210 Kansas City, Mo. Tony Jasick Jaz-Sick 21 Derrick Flowers G/F Jr 6-4 200 Frisco, Texas Dan Beré Bah-Ray 15 Donovan Forte F R-Fr. 6-7 220 Cleveland, Ohio 5 DeAnthony McCallum G Sr 6-4 180 Cincinnati, Ohio ROSTER BY CLASS 12 Kevion Nolan G Jr 6-2 170 Anniston, Ala. SENIORS (3) 0 Kevin Norman F Jr 6-4 200 Alexandria, La. Bell, McCallum, Santos 34 Thomas Owen G So 6-4 185 Dunwoody, Ga. JUNIORS (5) 2 Corey Romich G Jr 6-4 205 Groton, Mass. Barnes, Flowers, Nolan, Norman, Romich 10 Aamahne Santos G R-Sr 5-10 165 Dorchester, Mass. SOPHOMORES (3) Davis, Owen, Workman 11 Trey Sides G Fr 6-1 170 Phillipsburg, Kan. FRESHMEN (4) 22 Diante Wood G R-Fr 6-4 210 Anniston, Fla. Arnold, Forte, Sides, Wood 13 Bryce Workman F So 6-7 230 Tampa, Fla. ROSTER BY STATE ROSTER BY POSITION ALABAMA Kevion Nolan Anniston 1 Tyreese Davis G So 6-6 210 Kansas City, Mo. Diante Wood Anniston 2 Corey Romich G Jr 6-4 205 Groton, Mass. FLORIDA Bryce Workman Tampa 5 DeAnthony McCallum G Sr 6-4 180 Cincinnati, Ohio GEORGIA Thomas Owen Dunwoody 10 Aamahne Santos G R-Sr 5-10 165 Dorchester, Mass. ILLINOIS Destin Barnes Chicago 11 Trey Sides G Fr 6-1 170 Phillipsburg, Kan. KANSAS Trey Sides Phillipsburg 12 Kevion Nolan G Jr 6-2 170 Anniston, Ala. LOUISIANA Kevin Norman Alexandria 14 Mo Arnold G Fr 6-2 180 Picayune, Miss. MASSACHUSETTS Corey Romich Groton 22 Diante Wood G R-Fr 6-4 210 Anniston, Fla. Aamahne Santos Dorchester 34 Thomas Owen G So 6-4 185 Dunwoody, Ga. MISSISSIPPI Mo Arnold Picayune 21 Derrick Flowers G/F Jr 6-4 200 Frisco, Texas MISSOURI Tyreese Davis Kansas City 23 Destin Barnes G/F Jr 6-7 215 Chicago, Ill. OHIO Dave Bell Cleveland 0 Kevin Norman F Jr 6-4 200 Alexandria, La. Donovan Forte Cleveland 13 Bryce Workman F So 6-7 230 Tampa, Fla. DeAnthony McCallum Cincinnati 15 Donovan Forte F R-Fr.
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