BINGHAMTON BEARCAT BASKETBALL NOTES. GAME 15 Sat., Jan. 9, p.m. Lundholm Gymnasium Durham, N.H.

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1 BEARCAT BASKETBALL NOTES BINGHAMTON GAME 15 Sat., Jan. 9, p.m. Lundholm Gymnasium Durham, N.H. BINGHAMTON BEARCATS (3-11, 0-1 AE) LAST TIME OUT L, vs. Stony Brook (1/6) LEADERS PPG W. Rodriguez 13.6 RPG W. Rodriguez, 6.3 APG E. Davis, 2.6 HEAD COACH Tommy Dempsey At Bing.: 4th season (16-73) Overall: (13 yrs.) BINGHAMTON vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE SERIES HISTORY Binghamton leads STREAK Lost 2 LAST GAME UNH 66, Bing. 48 (Feb. 14, 2015 in Durham, N.H.) NEW HAMPSHIRE WILDCATS (7-6, 0-0 AE) LAST TIME OUT L, 72-67, at Boston College (12/30) LEADERS PPG T. Leissner, 14.0 RPG I. Camara, 10.1 APG J. Smith, 4.4 HEAD COACH Bill Herrion At UNH: 11th season ( ) Overall: (24 yrs.) QUICK HITS Binghamton aims for its first conference win when it faces the America East foe it s had the most success against in BU s 15-year Division I tenure (17-12). The Bearcats have been hit hard by injuries. Junior guard Yosef Yacob (23 min. per game last year) was lost for the year in preseason. Starting sophomore guard Romello Walker (8.6 ppg. last year) had the same injury as Yacob and was lost for the season after playing just seven games. The team s lone senior, guard Karon Waller (67 career games) has been shut down for the season with injuries, leaving BU with four healthy guards. Binghamton s current rotation features no seniors and just two juniors. The team s underclassmen account for 82% of the minutes and 83% of the scoring. Of the team s eight players averaging double-digit minutes, seven are underclassmen. The 11 underclassmen gives BU the eighth-highest underclassmen percentage in the country (73.3%). LAST TIME OUT In the conference opener on Wednesday, BU pushed AE favorite Stony Brook to the closing minutes in a loss. The Seawolves closed out the game with a decisive 17-7 run. BU outrebounded the AE leader and kept USB 14 points under its season average but hit just 3-of-18 three-pointers on the offensive end. Sophomore center Bobby Ahearn tied his career high with 13 points and grabbed seven rebounds. Freshman guard Everson Davis tallied 12 points the 10th time he s reached double digits in 14 collegiate games. The teams tightened their rotations and combined for just three bench points. NEXT UP Binghamton hosts Hartford on Wednesday. The Hawks own a lead in the series and have won nine straight, though five wins have come by six or fewer points BINGHAMTON SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL: 3-11 AMERICA EAST: 0-1 HOME: 2-5 AWAY: 1-6 NEUTRAL: 0-0 NOVEMBER 6 Fri. SUNY COBLESKILL (exhib.) W St. Bonaventure L Sun. ARMY L Cornell L Central Connecticut State W Sat. BOSTON UNIV. L DECEMBER 1 Tue. COLGATE W No. 3 Michigan St. (ESPN U) L Oakland (ESPN3) L Buffalo (ESPN3) L Tue. ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) L Tue. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL L Tue. MT. ST. MARY S W JANUARY 2 Penn L Wed. *STONY BROOK (ESPN 3) L Sat. New Hampshire 1 p.m. 13 Wed. *HARTFORD 7 p.m. 18 Mon. Albany 7 p.m. 21 Thu. *VERMONT 7 p.m. 24 Sun. UMass Lowell 2 p.m. 27 Wed. *UMBC 7 p.m. 30 Sat. Maine 2 p.m. FEBRUARY 3 Wed. Stony Brook 7 p.m. 6 Sat. * NEW HAMPSHIRE 4 p.m. 8 Mon. * ALBANY (ESPN 3) 7 p.m. 11 Thu. Hartford 7 p.m. 17 Wed. Vermont 7 p.m. 20 Sat. * UMASS LOWELL 4:30 p.m. 24 Wed. UMBC 7 p.m. 27 Sat. * MAINE 2 p.m. MARCH 2 Wed. America East Quarterfinals TBA (ESPN 3) 7 Mon. America East Semifinals TBA (ESPN 3) 12 Sat. America East Finals TBA (ESPN 2) * America East game HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS. All times are EST and are subject to change. ESPN 3 - espn3.com Radio: BROADCAST INFORMATION WNBF 1290 AM (wnbf.com) Roger Neel (play-by-play) ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Men s Basketball Contact: John Hartrick Office: Cell: Fax: hartrick@binghamton.edu STAY /BinghamtonAthletics /BinghamtonAthletics /BinghamtonAthletics University s mobile app.

2 School: Binghamton University Location: Vestal, N.Y. Founded: 1946 as Triple Cities College of Syracuse University Enrollment: 13,412 Nickname: Bearcats Colors: Dark Green, Black and White Affiliation: Division I Conference: America East Home Court: Events Center Capacity: 5,142 Varsity Sports: 21 President: Harvey G. Stenger Dir. of Athletics: Patrick J. Elliott Website: Head Coach: Tommy Dempsey Alma Mater: Susquehanna, 97 Record at BU: (fourth season) Overall Record: (13 seasons) Assistant Coaches: Ben Luber (Associate Head Coach), Herb Courtney, Bryan Goodman Dir. Bask. Oper. Chretien Lukusa Phone: Record: 6-26 (.188) AE Record: 5-11 (.313), 7th place Post-Season: AE Quarterfinals Starters R/L: 5/0 Letterwinners R/L: 10/3 All-Time Record: Division I Record: NCAA Appearances: UNIVERSITY FACTS MEN S BASKETBALL FACTS MEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY (.405, 68 years) (14 years) One (2009, Division I) America East: (.421) America East Championships: One (2009) BINGHAMTON SPORTS INFORMATION Associate AD/SID: John Hartrick (MBB contact) Phone: Associate SID: David O Brian Phone: dobrian@binghamton.edu Cell: Assistants: Brian Vail Phone: bvail@binghamton.edu Cell: Assistants: Dave Van Gorder Phone: dvangord@binghamton.edu Cell: Press Row Phone: A WIN OVER UNH WOULD allow BU to even its conference record at 1-1. give BU its second road win of the season. Increase BU s lead in the all-time series to (9-5 at Lundholm). ABOUT UNH The Wildcats enter conference play at 7-6 but have dropped four of their last six games. UNH returns four starters and nine lettermen from a team that finished fourth in the AE (11-5) and lost to Albany by a bucket in the semis. Reigning AE Rookie of the Year Tanner Leissner leads the team in scoring (14.1 ppg.) and is second in rebounding (6.3 rpg.). The Wildcats are putting 72 points on the board per game and rank second in the AE in rebounding (38.6/game). ALL-TIME SERIES VS. UNH Binghamton leads the series it s best mark vs. any team in the America East. UNH has won two straight and seven of the last nine however. The Wildcats swept the season series last year, winning in Vestal and then in Durham one month later. Binghamton swept the season series in DAVIS MAKING IMPACT DURING FRESHMAN SEASON Freshman guard Everson Davis (11.1 ppg.) has been a key contributor in his first collegiate season. Davis ranks fourth among freshmen scorers in the AE. Davis has scored in double figures 10 times in 14 games. He is logging 31.4 minutes per game. Davis earned America East Rookie of the Week honors on Dec. 22. DEMPSEY MOVING NEEDLE ON REBUILD PROJECT HC Tommy Dempsey enters his fourth season at the helm His rebuilding climb was steep after program lost 42 of 46 games prior to his arrival in 2012, including 26 straight to start the season. Binghamton won 23 games and reached the NCAAs in before roster and coach upheaval sent the program into a tailspin. Dempsey averaged more than 18 wins a season as HC at Rider and produced 2008 NBA Lottery pick Jason Thompson. Dempsey s Bearcats had their best conference finish in five years last winter and his team was picked to finish in the middle of the pack (5th of 9) this season. STILL A YOUNG TEAM Binghamton had the youngest team in the nation last season (Statsheet. com) and still has 11 underclassmen (out of 15) on the roster. The Bearcats were the only team in the country whose top three scorers were all freshmen (Rodriguez, Perovic, Walker). All five starters return this season (sophomores Rodriguez, Walker, Mc- Fadden, Ahearn and junior Beck). The roster features no seniors and two healthy upperclassmen (Beck, Rinaldi). 2

3 MEDIA INFORMATION PRESS ROW The Events Center working press row is located courtside on the east side of the building. The official scorer, timekeeper, public address announcer and both teams are located opposite press row. Monitors will display in-game statistics on press row. PRESS ROOM SERVICES Halftime stats will be delivered at intermission to press row. Final box scores, complete play-by-play, coaches quotes and post-game notes will be available in the press room as quickly as possible following the game. Post game interviews will only be conducted in the press room. The locker rooms are not open to members of the media. The Events Center press room is in the southeast corner of the building on the lower level. INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIES Postgame: The media room will be the site for Coach Tommy Dempsey s press conference and any player interviews following each game. RADIO Live audio of every men s basketball game can be heard throughout the season. Analyst Roger Neel broadcasts each game on Newsradio WNBF (1290). INTERNET The Binghamton University Athletics website features updated press releases, rosters, schedules, results, and statistics for all 21 varsity sports. The Media Center at the top of the men s basketball page serves as the hub to essential media-related game information with links to box scores, game notes, video highlights, etc. Livestream broadcasts of all home events can also be found on the Bearcats homepage. LIVESTREAM In partnership with America East TV, all BU home contests will be aired live on the bubearcats tv website. Each game will be streamed live for free as part of the America East portal. AMERICA EAST ( The America East Conference website contains up-to-date conference standings, current news, statistics, results and video highlights. SOCIAL MEDIA/LIVE COVERAGE Facebook BinghamtonAthletics YouTube BinghamtonAthletics Instagram BinghamtonAthletics Live Stats Live Video Live Audio RODRIGUEZ COMING OFF STRONG FRESHMAN SEASON Sophomore forward Willie Rodriguez earned America East All-Rookie honors after averaging 11.8 points and 5.5 rebounds in his first collegiate season. Rodriguez logged more minutes per game (31.6) than all but three freshmen across the country. Rodriguez twice earned America East Rookie of the Week honors (Dec. 29 and March 1). Rodriguez ranked second in the America East with three double-doubles and finished among the top-10 in scoring, rebounding, blocks and steals SUPER SOPHOMORE CLASS Binghamton s five sophomores averaged 25 minutes per game as freshmen and that class produced four of the team s top six scorers (Rodriguez, Perovic, Walker, McFadden) Rodriguez, Walker and Perovic combined to garner four America East Rookie of the Week honors last season. Sophomore center Bobby Ahearn stepped in for the injured Perovic in January and led the team in field goal percentage (52%). Ahearn averaged 6.9 points and 5.1 rebounds in conference play In the last two years, BU s freshman class has received seven weekly honors the most of any team in the America East PEROVIC BACK FROM INJURY Six-foot-9 center Dusan Perovic has returned to the lineup to start the season after his promising freshman season was cut short with a knee injury in late December. Perovic averaged 11.5 points and hit 24-of-53 three-pointers (team-best 45%) in 15 games. He broke BU s single-game scoring record with 34 points at Boston Univ. on Dec. 3. In that game, he hit 11-of-18 shots, including 6-of-8 three-pointers. He scored 29 points in the second half. SHARP-SHOOTING SCHURMAN BEGINS COLLEGIATE CAREER After red-shirting his first year at Binghamton, John Schurman begins his collegiate career in Schurman scored 1,541 points up the road at Fayetteville-Manlius High School and was a Class AA all-state selection as a junior. He averaged 22.5 points as a senior. Schurman is considered to be the best perimeter shooter in the program. BINGHAMTON ON ESPN PLATFORMS Sat. Dec. 5 at Michigan State (12 noon) ESPNU Mon., Dec. 7 at Oakland (7 p.m.) ESPN3 Sat., Dec. 12 at Buffalo (2 p.m.) ESPN3 Wed. Jan. 6 vs. Stony Brook (7 p.m.) ESPN3 Mon. Feb. 8 vs. Albany (7 p.m.) ESPN3 Wed. March 2 America East Quarterfinals (ESPN3) Mon. March 7 America East Semifinals (ESPN3) Sat. March 12 America East Final (ESPN2) 3

4 BRUCE BRINGS PEDIGREE FROM DeMATHA Freshman Thomas Bruce knows a thing or two about big games and winning programs. The 6-foot-9 center played at DeMatha Catholic, one of the most successful scholastic programs in the country. Bruce helped DeMatha win 33 games last season the fourth-highest win total in school history He led the team in rebounding with 9.8 per contest and was named to the All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference. His signature game was a 16-point, 12-rebound showing against Roselle Catholic, which entered the game ranked No. 2 in the country (USA Today). Bruce averaged 12.3 points and 11.0 rebounds against nationally Top-25 teams. SHOW SHOWS UP FROM BUCKNELL Sophomore guard J.C. Show (rhymes with how) arrives in Binghamton after playing his freshman season at Bucknell. He will sit out the campaign before having three remaining seasons of eligibility with the Bearcats. Show played 18.3 minutes per game for a Bison team that won 19 games and reached the NIT. He played in all 34 games, averaging 6.7 points (season-high 23 points vs. Siena). Show was named Pennsylvania Mr. Basketball and 2014 Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior at Abington Heights High School in nearby Scranton, Pa. He was a three-time all-state guard and three-time captain who averaged 17.7 points and 4.6 assists as a senior. He played AAU ball with current BU Scranton-area teammates John Rinaldi and Timmy Rose. BEARCATS PICKED FIFTH IN PRE-SEASON POLLS America East coaches picked BU to finish fifth in the Preseason Poll. Binghamton received 32 points, behind Stony Brook (63), Albany (55), Vermont (49) and New Hampshire (47). Binghamton was also picked fifth by Sporting News, Athlon and Lindy s publications Last year BU was also picked to finish fifth and after losing three starters by the time conference play began, the Bearcats finished seventh out of nine (#6 seed for tourney). BU HEADS TO MICHIGAN FOR TWO-GAME SWING BU will face reigning Final Four team Michigan State on Dec. 5 (ESPNU at noon) in the first of back-to-back games in the Great Lake State. The Spartans are ranked No. 13 in this week s USA Today and AP Top 25 polls. It will be BU s first game against Michigan State and third-ever against a Big Ten team. The previous two games were against Michigan. Two days after the game in East Lansing, the Bearcats will face another first-time opponent in Horizon League member Oakland University 16-GAME AMERICA EAST SLATE BEGINS ON JAN. 6 Binghamton will play its traditional conference schedule with home-and-home dates against each of the other eight America East opponents. All eight eligible teams (all except UMass Lowell) advance to the conference tournament, which begins with the topfour seeds hosting quarterfinal games on March 2. Semifinals are on March 7 and the championship game is on March 12 (ESPN2). BINGHAMTON WILL APPEAR ON ESPN PLATFORMS MINIMUM OF FOUR TIMES BU will appear on ESPNU for the first time ever when it faces Michigan State on Dec. 5. The Bearcats will host conference rivals Stony Brook (Jan. 6 on ESPN3) and Albany (Feb. 8 on ESPN3) and also will appear on ESPN3 at Horizon League foe Oakland (Dec. 7), fellow SUNY Center Buffalo (Dec. 12) and also for the America East quarterfinals. CAN BAI ME LOVE In October BU announced the single-largest gift in athletics history when local physician Dr. Bai Lee gave $1 million to the department. The basketball court at the Events Center was formally dedicated as the Dr. Bai Lee Court in a pregame ceremony on Nov. 15 Binghamton has led the America East in home attendance in 10 of the last 12 years. 4

5 NOTED ALUMNI WITH SPORTS TIES Among the university s noted sports-centered alumni are Tony Kornheiser 70, co-host of ESPN s PTI, and former wrestler and current Hollywood actor, writer and producer Billy Baldwin 85. ESPN Baseball Tonight anchor Karl Ravech received his master s degree from Binghamton in Other notable alumni include Scott Krug 96, CFO of the New York Yankees, Marc Lawrence 81, Hollywood writer, director and producer, Paul Reiser 77, star of the popular TV sitcom Mad About You and Stephanie Courtney 92, actress and Flo from Progressive Insurance commercials Lawrence s 2014 The Rewrite movie, starring Hugh Grant, was a tribute to Binghamton University and the plot had the Grant character teaching at a small upstate college. DID YOU KNOW? Junior guard Marlon Beck is a former track middle-distance runner who has run a 5:11 mile. Beck is the annual winner of BU s preseason conditioning mile race. Junior guard Yosef Yacob knows sign language in order to communicate with his brother. Sophomore forward Bobby Ahearn s uncle (mother s brother) is former San Antonio Spurs player and NBA coach Vinny Del Negro. His grandfather, Vince, played basketball at the Kentucky under legendary coach Adolph Rupp. Bearcat sophomores Dusan Perovic and Romello Walker played together at South Kent School and signed their NLIs together to commit to Binghamton. Four BU players (Ahearn, Perovic, Rodriguez, Walker) played in the same conference before coming to Binghamton (New England Prep School Athletic Council). Redshirt freshman walk-on Jordan McRae has two notable family ties to professional sports. His father, Conrad, played at Syracuse and professionally in Europe, earning the nickname McNasty for his shot-blocking and dunks crafted during teenage years on Brooklyn playgrounds. Jordan s stepfather, Shaun Ellis, is a former first-round draft pick for the New York Jets who played 12 seasons in the NFL. Sophomore Justin McFadden played at the same high school that produced Kobe Bryant (Lower Merion outside Philadelphia). Sophomore center Dusan Perovic is from Montenegro, a country in Southeast Europe that sits alongside the Adriatic Sea. Perovic is from Podgorica, the capital and largest city. Freshman guard Everson Davis was born in St. Kitts, an island country in the West Indies. The west side of the island borders the Caribbean Sea, and the eastern coast faces the Atlantic Ocean. He also spent time as a youngster on the island of St. Croix before his family moved to New Jersey for his ninth grade year. Sophomore forward Willie Rodriguez scored 2,018 career points for East River High School in Orlando, Fla. Head Coach Tommy Dempsey has been voted Coach of the Year four times in 13 years of collegiate coaching. Binghamton has only been a Division I program for 14 years (since ), when the school made the decision to elevate its athletics program, joining fellow State University of New York Centers Buffalo, Stony Brook and Albany. 5

6 Head Coach Tommy Dempsey Rapidly turning the corner with a resurging Binghamton s men s basketball program, head coach Tommy Dempsey begins his fourth season at the helm in A strong recruiter with personal integrity and family values, Dempsey has engineered success at every stop during his 18-year professional career. In 13 years as a college head coach Dempsey has amassed 223 wins for an average of more than 17 wins per season. In short order at Binghamton, Dempsey has recruited and developed a core of talented young players who are poised to lift the Bearcats into the upper echelon of the America East Conference. Last season, Dempsey s Bearcats produced the program s highest conference win total in five years, despite fielding the nation s youngest lineup. Binghamton was the only team in the nation whose top three scorers were all freshmen. In the last two years, BU has seen seven different players earn conference Rookie of the Week honors - an America East record during a two-year span - and further testament to Dempsey s youth movement. In , Dempsey s young team featured four talented freshmen, led by point guards Marlon Beck and Yosef Yacob. Binghamton became the first school in league history to produce four different America East Rookie of the Week honorees. Dempsey was announced as Binghamton s new head coach on May 24, 2012 and it was widely considered a coup for the school to land a proven Division I head coach after struggling through a two-win season. Dempsey came to BU after a successful seven-year tenure at Rider University (N.J.), that included 119 wins, a MAAC Championship, three trips to national post season tournaments, and an NBA lottery pick in Equally important, Dempsey s student-athletes continue to demonstrate a proven track record of academic accomplishment under his leadership. His Rider program received the NCAA Public Recognition Award four times in his last five years for having an APR score in the top 10 percent in the country, including three perfect scores. Every four-year player in his program has graduated. Date/Place of Birth January 27, Scranton, Pa. Dempsey Résumé Family Wife, Amy Children, Tommy (15), Emily (13), Brian (8) and Tyler (6) Education Susquehanna University, bachelor s degree in sociology, 1997 Bloomsburg University, master s degree in early childhood education, 2005 Coaching Experience , Susquehanna Univ. (assistant coach) , Keystone College (head coach) , Lackawanna College (head coach) , Rider University (assistant coach) , Rider University (interim head coach) , Rider University (head coach) 2012-present, Binghamton (head coach) Accolades and Accomplishments Four-time conference coach of year Holds season wins record at three different schools Received NCAA Public Recognition Award four times for having APR score in top 10% of nation Every four-year player has graduated on time in his programs Coached 2008 NBA Lottery pick Jason Thompson (#12 pick by Sacramento Kings) 2008 Metropolitan N.Y. Writers Coach of Year 2008 MAAC Coach of Year Three national post-season tournament appearances in last four years at Rider In last six years at Rider his teams accumulated more wins (111) than Seton Hall, St. John s, Hofstra, Princeton and LIU Led Binghamton team to highest conference win total in five years despite having youngest team in entire nation Binghamton has had seven different players earn Rookie of Week honors in last two years an America East record for two-year span Dempsey has established the school record for wins at three different colleges (Keystone College- 29, Lackawanna College- 33, and Rider University- 23) and has been named Conference Coach of the Year four times. At Rider, Dempsey steered two different teams to 23-win seasons. His squad, led by current Golden State Warriors forward Jason Thompson, captured the MAAC regular season crown in Thompson was then taken with the 12th pick in the 2008 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. TOMMY DEMPSEY COACHING CAREER Season School Position Record Postseason Susquehanna University Assistant Coach Susquehanna University Assistant Coach Wyoming Seminary HS Head Coach Keystone College Head Coach 26-4 EPCC Champions Keystone College Head Coach 29-4 NJCAA Final Four Lackawanna College Head Coach 33-4 NJCAA National Runner-up Rider University Assistant Coach Rider University Assistant Coach MAAC Regular Season Champs Rider University Interim Head Coach 8-20 MAAC quarterfinals Rider University Head Coach MAAC quarterfinals Rider University Head Coach MAAC Regular Season Champs, CBI Tournament Rider University Head Coach CIT, MAAC quarterfinals Rider University Head Coach MAAC semifinals Rider University Head Coach CIT, MAAC semifinals Rider University Head Coach MAAC quarterfinals Binghamton University Head Coach 3-27 America East quarterfinals Binghamton University Head Coach 7-23 America East quarterfinals Binghamton University Head Coach 6-26 America East quarterfinals Career 13 seasons (.536) 6

7 Dempsey was named the 2008 MAAC Coach of the Year and also was presented with the Peter A. Carlesimo Award as the Division I Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year. Dempsey s Broncs won 82 games in a four year span ( ), the most in any four-year span in Rider school history. During that span the Rider program collected wins against teams from the Big 10 (Penn St.), Big East (Rutgers), SEC (Mississippi St.) and Pac 12 (USC). Prior to taking the reins at Rider, Dempsey was an assistant coach with the Broncs from His tenure as an assistant helped head coach Don Harnum to a regular-season MAAC title in 2005 and first ever trip for the Broncs to the MAAC Tournament Champioship game. After serving as an interim head coach in , Dempsey, the thirdyoungest Division I head coach in the country at the time, doubled the team s win total in his first full year as head coach in His 16-win Broncs team reached the MAAC quarterfinals and was the only team (out of eight) in New Jersey to post a winning record. Prior to his time at Rider, Dempsey took two different schools to the NJCAA Final Four, including a trip to the national championship game in In three years as head coach at the junior college level, he compiled an overall record, including a perfect 46-0 mark at home. He was twice a finalist for National Coach of the Year honors. At Lackawanna College, Dempsey took his team to the Division II national championship game in 2003 and was the Region 19 and District 9 Coach of the Year. He inherited a team that wasn t in the preseason top 40 and finished national runnerup with a school-record 33 wins (33-4). Dempsey spent two seasons at Keystone College and compiled a 55-8 record. After inheriting an team, Dempsey led the squad to 26 wins and a conference title in his first season, earning Eastern Pennsylvania Collegiate Conference Coach of the Year honors. In , Keystone won a school-record 29 games and advanced to the NJCAA Final Four and Dempsey was the Region 19 and District 6 Coach of the Year and a finalist for national coach of the year. He began his head coaching career at age 24 at Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School (Pa.) in Before that, Dempsey served as an assistant coach under his college coach Frank Marcinek for two years at his alma mater, Susquehanna University ( ). As a player, Dempsey was a three-year letterwinner and team captain at Susquehanna before graduating with a bachelor s degree in He earned his master s degree from Bloomsburg University in A native of Scranton, Pa., Dempsey was inducted into the Northeast Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in October Tommy and his wife Amy live in Binghamton with their four children: Tommy (15), Emily (13), Brian (8) and Tyler (6). DEMPSEY VS. OPPONENTS Albany 0-8 Army 0-3 Binghamton 3-1 Bucknell 0-1 Boston College 0-1 Boston University 2-3 Brown 0-2 Bryant 1-1 Buffalo 0-3 Cal St. Northridge 2-0 Caldwell 0-1 Canisius 13-3 Central Connecticut State 1-0 Coll. Of Charleston 0-1 Colgate 1-3 Cornell 1-3 Delaware 4-0 Drexel 1-5 Fairfield 8-6 Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0 Florida 0-1 Florida A&M 1-0 Florida International 0-1 Hartford 0-6 Hartwick 1-0 Hofstra 0-2 Howard 2-0 Iona 7-11 James Madison 0-1 Kansas State 0-1 Kentucky 0-1 Lafayette 2-0 La Salle 1-3 Lehigh 2-0 Liberty 0-1 Long Island 1-0 Loyola 5-11 Loyola Marymount 1-0 Maine 2-3 Manhattan 10-4 Marywood 1-0 Marist 9-6 Massachusetts 0-1 Michigan 0-1 Michigan State 0-1 Mississippi State 1-0 Monmouth 6-2 Mount St. Mary s 1-2 Murray State 0-2 Navy 0-3 New Hampshire 2-3 Niagara 8-7 NJIT 2-1 NC State 0-1 Northeastern 1-1 Northern Iowa 0-1 Notre Dame 0-2 Oakland 0-1 Old Dominion 0-1 Penn 0-3 Penn State 1-0 Pittsburgh 0-2 Princeton 0-1 Providence 0-1 Radford 0-1 Robert Morris 0-1 Rutgers 1-2 Sam Houston State 0-1 St. Bonaventure 0-2 St. Francis (Pa.) 0-1 St. Joseph s 1-2 St. Peter s 12-7 Siena 5-11 Stony Brook 0-8 Syracuse 0-1 TCU 1-0 UMBC 7-2 UMass Lowell 1-3 USC 1-0 Vermont 1-5 Villanova 0-2 Virginia 0-1 7

8 NUMERICAL BINGHAMTON MEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School 1 4 Marlon Beck II Timmy Rose Jr. Fr. G G Bowie, Md./Maret School Scranton, Pa./Scranton Prep 10 Yosef Yacob Jr. G Chester, Pa./Archbishop John Carroll 11 Romello Walker So. G Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Dillard HS/South Kent School (Conn.) John Rinaldi Jordan McRae Jr. R-Fr. G F Dunmore, Pa./Dunmore Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East Bobby Ahearn Everson Davis So. Fr. F G Marshfield, Mass./Marianapolis Prep (Conn.) St. Kitts/Peddie School (N.J.) 25 Justin McFadden So. G/F Philadelphia, Pa./Lower Merion John Schurman Thomas Bruce R-Fr. G/F Fr. F Syracuse, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius Washington, D.C./DeMatha Catholic33 33 J.C. Show So. G Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights/Bucknell Univ. 41 Dusan Perovic So. F/C Podgorica, Montenegro/South Kent School 42 Willie Rodriguez So. F Orlando, Fla./East River HS/Chesire Academy (Conn.) ALPHABETICAL No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School 15 Bobby Ahearn So. F Marshfield, Mass./Marianapolis Prep (Conn.) 1 Marlon Beck II Jr. G Bowie, Md./Maret School Thomas Bruce Everson Davis Fr. Fr. F G Washington, D.C./DeMatha Catholic33 St. Kitts/Peddie School (N.J.) 25 Justin McFadden So. G/F Philadelphia, Pa./Lower Merion 14 Jordan McRae R-Fr. F Dix Hills, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East Dusan Perovic John Rinaldi So. F/C Jr. G Podgorica, Montenegro/South Kent School Dunmore, Pa./Dunmore 42 4 Willie Rodriguez Timmy Rose So. Fr. F G Orlando, Fla./East River HS/Chesire Academy (Conn.) Scranton, Pa./Scranton Prep 30 John Schurman R-Fr. G/F Syracuse, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius 33 J.C. Show So. G Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights/Bucknell Univ. 11 Romello Walker So. G Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Dillard HS/South Kent School (Conn.) 10 Yosef Yacob Jr. G Chester, Pa./Archbishop John Carroll Head Coach: Tommy Dempsey (Susquehanna 97), fourth season at Binghamton, 14th overall ( ) Associate Head Coach: Ben Luber (Penn State 07), fourth season Assistant Coaches: Bryan Goodman (Barat College 96), third season, Herb Courtney (Delaware 08), fourth season Coordinator of Player Development: Chretien Lukusa (Binghamton 11), second season PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE Bobby Ahearn: uh-hurn Dusan Perovic: do-sahn PARE-oh-vick Dusan Perovic: do-sahn PARE-oh-vich Yosef Yacob: YAH-cub J.C. Show: rhymes with how 8

9 Binghamton Bearcat Basketball #1 MARLON BECK II Junior G Bowie, Md. #11 ROMELLO WALKER Sophomore G Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. #22 EVERSON DAVIS Freshman G St. Kitts #33 J.C. SHOW Sophomore G Clarks Summit, Pa. #4 TIMMY ROSE Freshman G Scranton, Pa. #12 JOHN RINALDI Junior G Dunmore, Pa. #25 JUSTIN MCFADDEN Sophomore G/F Philiadelphia, Pa. #41 DUSAN PEROVIC Sophomore F/C Podgorica, Montenegro #10 YOSEF YACOB Junior G Chester, Pa. #14 JORDAN MCRAE Freshman F Dix Hills, N.Y. #30 JOHN SCHURMAN Freshman G/F Syracuse, N.Y. #15 BOBBY AHEARN Sophomore F Marshfield, Mass. #32 THOMAS BRUCE Freshman F Washington, D.C. #42 WILLIE RODRIGUEZ Sophomore F Orlando, Fla. 9

10 TEAM BREAKDOWN Guards Marlon Beck II Everson Davis Timmy Rose J.C. Show Yosef Yacob Wings Justin McFadden John Rinaldi Willie Rodriguez John Schurman Romello Walker Forwards Bobby Ahearn Thomas Bruce Jordan McRae Dusan Perovic RETURNING STARTERS (5) Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt Key Stats/Honors Marlon Beck Jr.. G ppg., 2.6 apg., 30.3 mpg., 50 3-pointers Romello Walker So. G ppg., 4.6 rpg., 31 starts was most on team Justin McFadden So. G/F ppg., 3.6 rpg., 27.1 mpg Willie Rodriguez So. F ppg., 5.5 rpg., America East All-Rookie Team Bobby Ahearn So. F mpg., led team in FG% (52%) OTHER RETURNING LETTERWINNERS (4) Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt Key Stats Yosef Yacob Jr.. G Played in all 32 games, scored in double digits seven times Karon Waller Jr. G Played season-high 25 minutes vs. Buffalo on Dec. 30 John Rinaldi So. G Season-high 22 minutes of play vs. UNH Dusan Perovic So. F Averaged 11.5 points in 15 games, 45% 3-pt. shooter KEY PLAYERS LOST (2) Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt Key Stats Nick Madray F ppg., 3.7 rpg.; transferred out Magnus Richards F ppg., 2.0 rpg.; transferred out NEWCOMERS (6) Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Last Season Thomas Bruce Fr. F All-Conference for DeMatha team won 33 games; 9.8 rpg. Everson Davis Fr. G Totalled 747 points in two seasons at Peddie (16.0 ppg.) Timmy Rose Fr. G Finished scholastic career with 964 points John Schurman R-Fr. G Red-shirted last season; scored 1,541 points in HS Jordan McRae R-Fr. F Red-shirted last season; 13.0 ppg., 14.5 rpg. in senior HS J.C. Show* So. G Transfer from Bucknell; 2014 Pennsylvania Gatorade POY * will sit out season due to NCAA transfer rules 10

11 BINGHAMTON IN THE AMERICA EAST FINAL AMERICA EAST STANDINGS School Overall Conference Albany Stony Brook Vermont New Hampshire Hartford UMass Lowell Binghamton UMBC Maine AMERICA EAST PRESEASON COACHES POLL Rank 1. Team (1 st place votes) Stony Brook (7) Total Albany (2) Vermont New Hampshire BINGHAMTON Hartford UMBC UMass Lowell Maine PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM Player Team Cl. Pos. Peter Hooley Albany Sr. G Evan Singletary Albany Sr. G Tanner Lessiner New Hampshire So. F Ethan O Day Vermont Sr. F Jameel Warney Stony Brook Sr. F AMERICA EAST INDIVIDUAL STAT LEADERS SCORING Player Team Pts. Avg. Jameel Warney SBU Carson Puriefoy SBU Jahad Thomas UML Sam Rowley Albany Cody Joyce UMBC REBOUNDING Player Team Reb. Avg. Jameel Warney SBU Reyshaun McGrew SBU Sam Rowley Albany Tanner Leissner UNH Jahad Thomas UML Player Team Ast. Avg. Jourdan Grant UMBC Trae Bell-Haynes Vermont Carson Puriefoy SBU Aaron Calixte Maine Evan Singletary Albany FG PERCENTAGE (MIN. 3.0 MADE PER GAME) Player Team FG-FGA Pct. Ethan O Day Vermont Dre Wills Vermont Jameel Warney SBU Till Gloger Maine Jahad Thomas UML PT FG PERCENTAGE (MIN. 1.0 MADE PER GAME) Player Team 3FG-3FGA Pct. Matt Miller UNH Evan Singletary Albany Cam Ward Vermont Roland Nyama SBU Marco Banegas-Flores UML Nov PT FG MADE PER GAME Player Team 3FG Avg. Zarko Valjarevic Maine Matt Miller UNH Taylor Dyson Hartford Evan Singletary Albany Matt Harris UML Daniel Dion UNH FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 2.0 MADE PER GAME) Player Team FT-FTA Pct. Taylor Dyson Hartford Aaron Calixte Maine Sam Rowley Albany Evan Singletary Albany Jaleen Smith UNH ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (MIN. 2.0 PER GAME) Player Team A T Ratio Jourdan Grant UMBC Carson Puriefoy SBU Aaron Calixte Maine Trae Bell-Haynes Vermont Player Team S Avg. Shaun Lawton Maine Dre Wills Vermont Marco Banegas-Flores UML Jourdan Grant UMBC Devarick Houston UMBC BLOCKED SHOTS Player Team Bl. Avg. Jameel Warney SBU Ethan O Day Vermont Devarick Houston UMBC Dre Wills Vermont Sam Rowley Albany WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS Iba Camera, UNH (Player) Ernie Duncan, Vermont (Rookie) AMERICA EAST STANDINGS School Overall Conference Albany Stony Brook Vermont UMass Lowell New Hampshire Hartford Maine UMBC Binghamton Nov. 23 Nov. 30 Dec. 7 Dec. 14 Dec. 22 Dec. 29 Jan. 4 Trae Bell-Haynes, Vermont (Player) Issac Vann, Maine (Rookie) Willie Rodriguez, Binghamton (co-player) Jameel Warney, Stony Brook (co-player) George Blagojevic, Hartford (Rookie) Jameel Warney, Stony Brook (Player) Devine Eke, Maine (Rookie) Will Darley, UMBC (Player) Joe Sherburne, UMBC (Rookie) Jameel Warney, Stony Brook (Player) Everson Davis, Binghamton (Rookie) Carson Puriefoy, Stony Brook (Player) Joe Cremo, Albany (Rookie) Jameel Warney, Stony Brook (Player) Joe Cremo, Albany (Rookie) 11

12 4 BINGHAMTON S RECORD WHEN... BINGHAMTON S TRENDS BINGHAMTON S SPECIALTY STATISTICS At home 2-5 On the road 1-6 GAMES SCORING IN DOUBLE FIGURES STARTERS VS. BENCH SCORING Neutral 0-0 (SEASON-CAREER) When game is on ESPN platform 0-4 Willie Rodriguez Winning the opening tip 3-4 BINGHAMTON OPPONENT Losing the opening tip 0-7 Everson Davis GAME TOT STAR BNCH TOT STAR BNCH When leading with 5:00 remaining 3-0 Marlon Beck St. Bonaventure When trailing with 5:00 remaining 0-11 When tied with 5:00 remaining 0-0 Dusan Perovic 4-10 ARMY WEST POINT Leading at the half 3-0 Justin McFadden Cornell Trailing at the half 0-10 Bobby Ahearn 1-8 Tied at the half CCSU When game goes to overtime 0-0 Thomas Bruce 1-1 BOSTON UNIV Game decided by 1-3 points 0-0 John Schurman 1-1 COLGATE Game decided by 4-5 points 0-0 Yosef Yacob 0-22 Game decided by 6-10 points No. 3 Mich. St Game decided by points 1-5 Romello Walker Oakland Game decided by 20+ points 0-2 Karon Waller Buffalo Bing. outscores opponent in 2nd half 3-1 Opp. outscores Bing. in 2nd half 0-10 GAMES REBOUNDING IN DOUBLE FIGURES (SEASON- ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) Scoring tied in 2nd half 0-0 CAREER) FLORIDA INTERN One or fewer player in double figures 0-2 Two players in double figures 0-3 Willie Rodriguez 2-5 MOUNT ST. MARY S Three players in double figures 3-4 Bobby Ahearn Penn Four players in double figures 0-2 STONY BROOK Five or more players in double figures 0-0 Bing. starters outscore opp. starters 3-3 DOUBLE-DOUBLES (SEASON-CAREER) Willie Rodriguez 2-5 Opp. starters outscore Bing. starters Starters scoring is tied Bing. bench outscores opp. bench 2-5 Opp. bench outscores Bing. bench 1-6 Marlon Beck II 0-1 Bench scoring is tied 0-0 GAMES SCORING 20+ Outshot by opponent (FG%) 0-11 (SEASON-CAREER) Outshooting its opponent (3-pt.%) 2-1 Outshot by opponent (3-pt.%) 1-10 Willie Rodriguez 2-6 Outshooting its opponent (FG%) 3-0 Outshooting its opponent (FT%) 2-8 Marlon Beck II 1-4 Outshot by opponent (FT%) 1-3 Dusan Perovic 0-1 Yosef Yacob 0-3 FT% is tied Bing. shoots 50% or better Bing. shoots % 0-0 Bing. shoots % 1-0 BU STARTING LINEUP BY RECORD Davis-Beck-McFadden-Rodriguez-Bruce 2-2 Opponent shoots % 1-6 Davis-Beck-McFadden-Rodriguez-Ahearn 1-3 Bing. shoots under 40% Opponent shoots 50% or better Opponent shoots % 0-2 Davis-Beck-McFadden-Rodriguez-Perovic 0-1 Opponent shoots under 40 % 2-1 Bing. scores pts. 1-0 Beck-Walker-McFadden-Rodriguez-Perovic 0-1 Bing. scores pts. 0-1 Davis-Walker-McFadden-Rodriguez-Ahearn 0-1 Bing. scores pts. 2-4 Davis-McFadden-Rodriguez-Perovic-Bruce 0-1 Bing.scores pts. 0-3 Bing.scores 49 pts. or less 0-3 Davis-Beck-Rodriguez-Perovic-Ahearn 0-2 Opp. scores pts. 0-0 Opp. scores pts. 0-3 Opp. scores pts. 1-4 Opp. scores pts. 0-4 Opp. scores pts. 2-0 Opp. scores pts. 0-0 Outrebound opponent 0-1 Outrebounded by opponent 1-10 Rebounding tied 2-0 Commit fewer turnovers 0-4 Commit more turnovers 1-7 Turnovers are tied 2-0 When coming off a win 0-3 When coming off a loss 3-6 In November 1-4 In December 2-5 In January 0-2 In February 0-0 On Sunday 0-1 On Monday 0-1 On Tuesday 3-2 On Wednesday 0-2 On Thursday 0-0 On Friday 0-1 On Saturday 0-4 Wearing white 2-5 Wearing black 1-6 vs. America East 0-1 vs. Atlantic 10 (St. Bonaventure) 0-1 vs. Big Ten (Michigan State) 0-1 vs. Ivy League (Cornell, Penn) 0-2 vs. Mid-American (Buffalo) 0-1 vs. Northeast (Mt. St. Mary s, CCSU, SFU) 2-1 vs. Patriot League (Army, Boston Univ, Colgate) 1-2 vs. Horizon League (Oakland) 0-1 vs. Conference USA (Fla. International)

13 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS Opponent Guard Guard Wing Forward Center Result Starters Record BU St. Bonaventure Beck Walker McFadden Rodriguez Perovic L ARMY WEST POINT Davis Walker McFadden Rodriguez Ahearn L Cornell Davis McFadden Rodriguez Perovic Bruce L CCSU Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Bruce W BOSTON UNIV. Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Bruce L COLGATE Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Bruce W No. 3 Mich. State Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Bruce L Oakland Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Ahearn L Buffalo Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Ahearn L ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Perovic L FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Davis Beck Rodriguez Perovic Ahearn L MOUNT ST. MARY S Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Ahearn W Penn Davis Beck McFadden Rodriguez Ahearn L STONY BROOK Davis Beck Rodriguez Perovic Ahearn L , 0-1 AE GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS Opponent Points Assists Steals Blocks Minutes St. Bonaventure Rodriguez (12) Rodriguez (8) Three with (2) Four with (1) Thomas (2) McFadden (33) L ARMY WEST POINT Davis (14) McFadden/Rodriguez (6) Davis (4) Beck/Rodriguez (2) Four with (1) Davis (31) L Cornell Rodriguez (14) Rodriguez (7) Davis (5) Three with (1) Three with (1) Beck II (32) L CCSU Rodriguez (27) Rodriguez/Bruce (6) Beckl/Davis (4) Rodriguez (4) Four with (1) Beck (38) W BOSTON UNIV. Rodriguez (26) Rodriguez (10) Beck (4) Beck/Davis (2) Bruce (1) Beck (38) L COLGATE Beck (14) Bruce (8) Davis (3) Rodriguez (3) Bruce/Walker (2) Rodriguez (30) W No. 3 Mich. St. McFadden (10) Ahearn (5) Beck/Davis (2) Rodriguez (3) Bruce (1) Davis (31) L Oakland Davis (18) Three with (5) Beck (8) Four with (1) Beck (37) L Buffalo Beck (24) Beck/Davis (6) Davis (4) McFadden (1) Beck (37) L ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) Perovic (19) Perovic (8) Davis (4) Beck (2) Beck (38) L FLORIDA INTERN. Rodriguez/Davis (11) Ahearn (6) Rodriguez (4) Beck (2) Davis (1) Beck (35) L MT. ST. MARY S Rodriguez (19) Rodriguez (13) Rodriguez (3) Beck (2) McFadden (1) Davis (37) W Penn Rodriguez (9) Rodriguez (6) McFadden (2) Four with (1) Three with (1) Beck (35) L STONY BROOK Ahearn (13) Rodriguez (8) Four with (1) Rodriguez (2) Ahearn/McFadden (1) Rodriguez (35) L

14 A BINGHAMTON PLAYER... Scored at least 30 points in a game Dusan Perovic, 34 vs. Boston University ( ) Scored at least 35 points in a game Chris Jackey, 37 vs. Albany ( ) Scored at least 40 points in a game Chris Jackey, 40 vs. New Paltz ( ) Scored at least 45 points in a game Tom Gomulka, 45 vs. Geneseo ( ) (School record) Scored at least 25 points in a half Dusan Perovic, 29, at Boston Univ. ( ) (second half) Had at least 15 rebounds in a game Jordan Reed, 16 vs. Albany ( ) Had at least 20 rebounds in a game Todd Jost, 25 vs. Hartwick ( ) Had at least 10 assists in a game Yosef Yacob, 12 vs. New Hampshire (1-9-14) Had at least 5 blocks in a game Kyrie Sutton, 5 vs. Stony Brook ( ) Had at least 5 steals in a game Marlon Beck, 5 vs. Hartford ( ) Made at least 10 field goals in a game Dusan Perovic (11-18) vs. Boston University ( ) Was From the field (min. 10 Attempts) Mark Jones, vs. New Paltz (2-2-84) (NCAA Division III record) Made at least 5 three-pointers in a game Dusan Perovic (6-8), vs Boston University ( ) Made at least 15 free throws in a game Jordan Reed (17-21), vs. Vermont (3-2-14) Recorded a triple double Chris Jackey vs. Plattsburgh ( ) 19 Points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists (Only triple double in school history) CONSECUTIVE double-doubles Jordan Reed, four in a row from to LAST TIME... AT BINGHAMTON AS A TEAM... Scored at least 100 points 105, vs. Bridgeport ( ) Allowed at least 100 points 103, vs. Syracuse ( ) Had at least 50 rebounds 52 vs. Maine ( ) Had at least 60 rebounds 62, vs. Millersville (2-7-01) Had at least 20 assists 20, vs. UMBC (3-3-11) Had at least 25 assists 28, vs. Green Mountain ( ) Had at least 10 blocks 10, vs. Marist ( ) Had at least 15 steals 19, vs. Maine ( ) Had at least 20 steals 23, vs. Practical Bible ( ) Made at least 30 field goals 30, vs. Hartford ( ) Made at least 40 field goals 42, vs. Bridgeport ( ) Shot at least 50% from the field 54.5 %(24-44) vs. Hartford (1-7-15) Shot at least 60% from the field 60.0% (24-40) vs. UMass Lowell ( ) Made at least 10 three-pointers 11 (11-34) vs. Caldwell ( ) Played in an overtime game Lost vs. New Hampshire (OT) ( ) Scored at least 50 points in a half 52 (2nd), vs. Hartford ( ) Won by 50 points Defeated Green Mountain ( ) Lost by 50 points Lost to Providence ( ) 20-POINT PERFORMANCES IN Willie Rodriguez (27) at CCSU (11-24) Willie Rodriguez (26) vs. Boston U (11-28) Marlon Beck (24) at Buffalo (12-12) 10-REBOUND PERFORMANCES IN Willie Rodriguez (10) vs. Boston U (11-28) Willie Rodriguez (13) vs. Mount St. Mary s (12-29) DOUBLE-DOUBLES IN Willie Rodriguez (26 pts, 10 rebs) vs. Boston U (11-28) Willie Rodriguez (19 pts, 13 rebs) vs. Mt. St. Mary s (12-29) 14

15 MOST PTS Opponent Date Site 94 Northeastern 1/12/02 Boston MOST (HALF) PTS (half) Opponent Date Site 62 (2nd), Long Island 12/15/06 Vestal MOST FG Opponent Date Site 34 Vermont 2/4/09 Burlington 34 Albany 1/21/03 Vestal MOST THREE POINT 3FG Opponent Date Site 17 UMBC 3/3/11 Hartford MOST THREE POINT (HALF) 3FG Opponent Date Site 13 (1st) UMBC 3/3/11 Hartford 9 (1st) Maine 1/29/11 Binghamton 9 (1st) Manhattan 12/11/10 Riverdale 9 (1st) UMBC 1/28/09 Baltimore 9 (1st) Albany 2/9/09 Vestal 9 (2nd) Drake 12/12/09 Des Moines HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE PCT Opponent Date Site.615 Brown 12/3/04 Providence HIGHEST THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE PCT Opponent Date Site.750 Quinnipiac 11/14/07 Vestal MOST REB Opponent Date Site 54 Sam Houston St. 11/20/04 Milwaukee MOST AST Opponent Date Site 21 Northeastern 1/24/02 Vestal MOST BLOCKED SHOTS BS Opponent Date Site 13 Northeastern 2/23/03 Vestal MOST STL Opponent Date Site 19 Maine 2/17/08 Vestal MOST FORCED TURNOVERS FTO Opponent Date Site 32 Texas A&M CC 1/4/04 Vestal FEWEST TURNOVERS COMMITTED TO Opponent Date Site 5 Albany 2/3/10 Vestal 5 UMBC 2/26/09 Vestal 5 Northeastern 2/23/03 Vestal FEWEST ALLOWED PTS Opponent Date Site 34 Charleston Southern 11/30/03 New Britain FEWEST ALLOWED (HALF) PTS Opponent Date Site 13 (1st) New Hampshire 1/9/14 Vestal 13 (1st) Bucknell 12/4/09 Vestal DIVISION I RECORD BOOK TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS CAREER RECORDS SCORED 34 Dusan Perovic vs. BostonU, MADE 12 Richard Forbes vs. Manhattan, FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 32 Jordan Reed vs. Maine, FIELD GOAL PCT. (MIN. 10 ATT.).900 S. Hermenier (9-10) vs. No. Florida, MADE 17 Jordan Reed vs. Vermont, Sebastian Hermenier vs. Vermont, FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 21 Jordan Reed vs. Vermont, FREE THROW PCT. (MIN 8 ATT.) Yosef Yacob (9-9), vs. Mt. St. Mary s, Jordan Reed (11-11), at Hartford, Jordan Reed (11-11), vs. Cornell, Rob Mansell (10-10), vs. UNH, Moussa Camara (8-8), vs. Albany, Mahamoud Jabbi (8-8) vs. Vermont, Reggie Fuller (8-8) vs. UNH, Lazar Trifunovic (8-8) vs. Maine, PT MADE 8 Moussa Camara vs. UMBC, Mike Gordon vs. Albany, PT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 14 Moussa Camara vs. UMBC, Jimmy Gray vs. Marywood, Jordan Reed vs. St. Peter s, Anthony Green vs. Northeastern, Jordan Reed vs. UNH, D.J. Rivera vs. UNH, D.J. Rivera vs. Vermont, Mike Gordon vs. Maine, Richard Forbes vs. Rider, Mike Gordon vs. UNH, Brandon Carter vs. Albany, BLOCKED SHOTS 10 Nick Billings vs. Hartford, Nick Billings vs. Northeastern, Nick Billings vs. Boston U., MOST SCORED No. Player PTS. 1. Troy Hailey ( ) 1, Mike Gordon ( ) 1, Jordan Reed ( ) Andre Heard ( ) Nick Billings ( ) Moussa Camara ( ) Greer Wright ( ) Sebastian Hermenier ( ) Jimmy Gray ( ) Lazar Trifunovic ( ) Anthony Green ( ) Richard Forbes ( ) Chretien Lukusa ( ) D.J. Rivera ( ) Jeffrey St. Fort ( ) 611 MOST No. Player REB. 1. Nick Billings ( ) Sebastian Hermenier ( ) Jordan Reed ( ) Mahamoud Jabbi ( ) Reggie Fuller ( ) Lazar Trifunovic ( ) Chretien Lukusa ( ) Mike Gordon ( ) Troy Hailey ( ) Greer Wright ( ) 294 SEASON RECORDS MOST No. Player Points 1. D.J. Rivera ( ) Andre Heard ( ) Greer Wright ( ) 466 Jordan Reed ( ) Anthony Green ( ) 451 MOST No. Player FGs 1. D.J. Rivera ( ) Andre Heard ( ) Jordan Reed ( ) Lazar Trifunovic ( ) Greer Wright ( ) 152 MOST No. Player FTs 1. Jordan Reed ( ) D.J. Rivera ( ) Jordan Reed ( ) Greer Wright ( ) Robert Mansell ( ) 115 MOST OFFENSIVE No. Player O-REBS 1. Mahamoud Jabbi ( ) Mahamoud Jabbi ( ) Jordan Reed ( ) Reggie Fuller ( ) Sebastian Hermenier ( ) 75 MOST No. Player REBS 1. Jordan Reed ( ) Jordan Reed ( ) Mahamoud Jabbi ( ) Reggie Fuller ( ) Mahamoud Jabbi ( ) D.J. Rivera ( )