SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY (13-15, 6-11 NEC) vs. MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY (12-17, 8-9 NEC)

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1 SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY (13-15, 6-11 NEC) vs. MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY (12-17, 8-9 NEC) Date: Saturday February 27, 2010 * Place - W. Long Branch, NJ Tipoff - 7:00 p.m. Setting The Scene: The Sacred Heart men s basketball team closes out the season on Saturday when it travels to New Jersey to take on Monmouth University at 7 pm. The Pioneers were eliminated from any chance at post-season play when they let a 19-point second half lead get away and fell to Fairleigh Dickinson, in overtime. Series: This is the 20th career meeting between these two schools and SHU holds a slim 10-9 edge. However, the Pioneers have won six of the last seven meetings and eight of the last 11. Last Ten Meetings: (*road game) 12/5/09 SHU 81 Monmouth 73 2/21/09 SHU 83 Monmouth 61 1/3/09 Monmouth 70 SHU 56* 2/7/08 SHU 74 Monmouth 62 12/2/07 SHU 80 Monmouth 53* 2/23/07 SHU 82 Monmouth 75* 1/11/07 SHU 74 Monmouth 57 12/18/05 Monmouth 73 SHU 64* 1/31/05 SHU 44 Monmouth 41 12/30/04 Monmouth 67 SHU 49* Scouting the Opponent: Monmouth has a overall mark and 8-9 record in the Northeast Conference. The Hawks have already qualified for the post-season tournament and can finish as high as the #6 seed, depending on the results of Saturday s games. Sophomore Travis Taylor leads the team in scoring at 17.5 points per game. Taylor is also the leading rebounder at 7.9 per game and leads the team in blocked shots. Will Campbell is next in scoring at 11.8 per game. Whitney Coleman, who missed last season with an injury, has come back strong and is scoring 10 points per game and has a team-high 47 three pointers. The Hawks are shooting 40 percent from the field, 31 percent from long range, and 69 percent from the line. TV/Radio/Internet: This game will be broadcast live on the Internet from the Sacred Heart athletic website, SacredHeartPioneers.com. Jeff Holtz will handle play-by-play duties with Gene Gumbs, Senior Associate AD for Communications, on color. The Pioneers will offer every men s basketball game live this season on the Internet as part of a 170-game multimedia package that features baseball, basketball, field hockey, football, ice hockey, lacrosse, softball, volleyball and wrestling. SHU Probable Starters Pos. Player Statistics F #4 Corey Hassan, 6 5 SR (19.2 pts., 7.6 rebs.) F #23 Josh Marshall, 6 4, SR (2.1 pts., 1.4 rebs.) C #32 Liam Potter, 7 0, SR (9.4 pts., 8.3 rebs.) G #22 Chauncey Hardy, 6 0, SR (12.4 pts., 2.6 asts.) G #2 Ryan Litke, 6 3 SR (13.8 pts., 4.1 rebs.) MU Probable Starters Pos. Player Statistics F #25 Travis Taylor, 6 8, SO (17.5 pts., 7.9 rebs.) F #32 Ed Waite, 6 5, FR (9.0 pts., 5.2 rebs.) G #15 James Hett, 6 0, JR (4.2 pts., 4.6 asts.) G #24 Will Campbell, 5 10, SO (11.8 pts., 2.7 rebs.) G #5 Whitney Coleman, 6 3, SR (10.0 pts., 3.2 rebs.) SHU Schedule Nov. 13 Yale (Connecticut 6 Tournament) W, Nov. 15 Lafayette W, Nov. 18 at Fordham L, Nov. 21 at Xavier L, Nov. 25 at Penn State L, Nov. 30 Columbia W, Dec. 5 Monmouth* W, Dec. 11 at Hartford W, Dec. 13 at Fairfield L, Dec. 20 Stony Brook W, Dec. 22 at Holy Cross W, Dec. 30 Brown W, Jan. 2 at Fairleigh Dickinson* L, Jan. 7 Wagner* W, Jan. 9 Mount St. Mary s* L, Jan. 14 at Bryant University* W, Jan. 16 at Central Connecticut State* L, Jan. 21 Central Connecticut State* W, Jan. 23 Bryant University* W, Jan. 28 at Mount St. Mary s* L, Jan. 30 at Wagner* L, Feb. 4 Quinnipiac* L, Feb. 6 at Quinnipiac* L, Feb. 11 Long Island* L, Feb. 13 St. Francis (NY)* W, Feb. 18 at Robert Morris* L, Feb. 20 at Saint Francis (PA)* L, Feb. 25 Fairleigh Dickinson* L, (OT) Feb. 27 * 7:00 pm *Northeast Conference game

2 The Coaches: Dave Bike (Sacred Heart 69) is in his 32nd year as the head coach of Sacred Heart. He has a career record of and that ranks him 20th among active coaches. Only Jim Boheim of Syracuse as spent more time coaching at one institution. He led the Pioneers to eight NCAA Division II tournaments, and his team won the national championship while finishing Bike was named the national Coach of the Year by the NABC following the title game. Drafted as a baseball player out of high school by Detroit, he spent five seasons as a catcher in the Tiger farm system. Dave Calloway (Monmouth 91) is in his 13th season at his alma mater, his first job as a collegiate head coach. He has an career record and guided the Hawks to the Northeast Conference championship and NCAA Tournament bids during the , and seasons. He was named the NEC Coach of the Year in He was a four-year letterwinner and two-time team captain as a player for the Hawks. He holds every three-point shooting mark in school history. Staying Power: Head coach Dave Bike is second on a list of Division I head coaches who have stayed at the same school for over 20 years. A look at the others: 1. Jim Boeheim, Syracuse (in his 34th year) 2. Dave Bike, Sacred Heart (32nd) 3. Mike Krzyzewski, Duke (30th) 4. Don Maestri, Troy (28th) 5. Greg Kampe, Oakland (26th) 6. Rick Byrd, Belmont (24th) 6. Jim Calhoun, Connecticut (24th) 6. Ron Fang Mitchell, Coppin State (24th) 6. Vann Pettaway, Alabama A&M (24th) Last Game- FDU 64, SHU 59 Feb. 25, 2010: For 39 minutes Thursday night it looked like the Pioneer men s basketball team had given itself a chance to make the Northeast Conference Tournament. Fairleigh Dickinson s Mike Scott changed all that with a three-pointer in the final minute and FDU went on to win, It was the second time this season the Pioneers had seen a huge lead against FDU evaporate. In January, FDU erased a 22-point deficit with 11 minutes left to win Tonight the Knights fell behind by 19. The loss drops the Pioneers to 6-11 in the NEC and leaves them in 10th place, two games out of the eighth and final playoff slot. FDU improves to 10-7 in conference play - tied for fourth. The Pioneers held FDU to just one for their first 20 from the field in the first 12 minutes of the game, but SHU could manage just a ten-point lead at The Pioneers led at the intermission, led by seven points from senior Chauncey Hardy. Sacred Heart, 13-15, scored the first eight points of the second half to double up the Knights, A Josh Marshall layup with 12:52 remaining gave the Pioneers a 19-point bulge at The senior finished with a career-high ten points. The Pioneers still led by 17 with 8:31 left but FDU scored 21 of the last 25 points, using Scott s trey with :58 left to send the game to overtime tied at Scott was fouled on the first possession of the overtime and hit two free throws to give the Knights their first lead of the game. After a missed three by Jerrell Thompson, Alvin Mofunanya converted a dunk at the other end to give FDU a lead. Hardy cut it to two with a pair of free throws, and senior Corey Hassan gave SHU the lead back at with his first trey of the game. The lead was short lived as Kamil Svrdlik answered with a layup for FDU and Mofunanya made it a three-point gap with 1:05 left in the game after Thompson missed a layup. Ryan Litke missed a three for the Pioneers that would have tied it with :37 remaining and Terence Grier hit two free throws for FDU when he was fouled to make it Hardy got it back to a one-possession game with two free ones of his own, but Grier finished the Pioneers off with two more free throws with :14 left. The loss was the eighth in the last nine games for the Pioneers and knocked them out of the playoffs for the first time since the season. At Fairfield, CT - William H. Pitt Center FDU (11-19, 10-7 NEC)- SCOTT, Mike ; MOFUNANYA, Alvin ; GRIER, Terence ; GALVIN, John ; SVRDLIK, Kamil ; DOCKERY, DeShawn ; LARIZZA, Louis ; PURSLEY, DeJuan ; FERNLEY, Sam ; MULUMBA, Anaclet Totals SHU (13-15, 6-11 NEC)- Hardy,Chauncey ; Marshall,Josh ; Potter,Liam ; Hassan,Corey ; Litke,Ryan ; Thompson,Jerrell ; Greenbacker,Nick ; Sahan,Mehmet ; Zazuri,Steve Totals Halftime: 26-17, SHU 3-point goals--fdu 3-12 (SCOTT, Mike 2-5; LARIZZA, Louis 1-3; GRIER, Terence 0-1; DOCKERY, DeShawn 0-2; MULUMBA, Anaclet 0-1), SHU 6-20 (Hardy,Chauncey 3-4; Litke,Ryan 2-7; Hassan,Corey 1-7; Thompson,Jerrell 0-1; Marshall,Josh 0-1). Fouled out--fdu-none, SHU-Potter,Liam. Rebounds--FDU 58 (MOFUNANYA, Alvin 15), SHU 48 (Potter,Liam 14). Assists--FDU 8 (SCOTT, Mike 3), SHU 15 (Thompson,Jerrell 5). A-658 Tale of the Tape (All Games) Category MU SHU Overall Record Last 10 Games Scoring Offense Scoring Defense Scoring Margin FG% Point FG% FT% Opponent FG% Opp. 3-Pt FG% Opponent FT% Rebound Margin Assists Turnovers Turnover Margin Assist/TO Ratio Blocks Steals Last Time vs. MU - SHU 81, MU 73 Dec.5, 2009: Senior Chauncey Hardy led four players in double figures with 18 points and Corey Hassan had 17 points and nine rebounds as the Sacred Heart University men s basketball team won its Northeast Conference opener, over visiting Monmouth. The Pioneers led by as much as 25 points in the first half. After SHU opened up a lead, the Hawks hit a couple of three pointers down

3 the stretch to close with at the intermission. Hassan led the Pioneer attack in the first half with 12 points. His team shot a blistering 63 percent (17-27) in the period, including six of eight from three. SHU kept the lead at 16 through the first two media timeouts, holding a advantage with 11:26 left after a Nick Greenbacker (Manchester, CT) jumper. By the next media break with 7:52 left, the Hawks had whittled the Pioneer advantage to The Hawks would crawl within five at with 3:36 left after a bucket by Mike Myers Keitt but back-to-back treys from Hassan and senior Ryan Litke extended the SHU lead back to 11 and effectively put the Hawks away. Litke finished the game with 13 points, including three treys. Junior forward Mehmet Sahan (Istanbul, Turkey) had 13 points and seven rebounds for the Pioneers. Whitney Coleman poured in 26 for Monmouth, including six of nine from beyond the arc. Travis Taylor finished with 14 points and a gamehigh 11 rebounds. At Fairfield, CT - William H. Pitt Center MONMOUTH (2-6, 0-1 NEC)- COLEMAN, Whitney ; TAY- LOR, Travis ; CAMPBELL, Will ; WAITE, Ed ; MYERS KEITT, Mike ; HETT, James ; SOFMAN, Justin ; GAITLEY, Dutch Totals SHU (4-3, 1-0 NEC)- Hardy,Chauncey ; Hassan,Corey ; Litke,Ryan ; Sahan,Mehmet ; Potter,Liam ; Greenbacker,Nick ; Thompson,Jerrell ; Dulaire,Stan ; Marshall,Josh ; Zazuri,Steve Totals Halftime: 44-28, SHU 3-point goals--monmouth 8-17 (COLEMAN, Whitney 6-9; SOFMAN, Justin 1-3; CAMPBELL, Will 1-5), SHU (Hassan,Corey 4-8; Litke,Ryan 4-8; Hardy,Chauncey 4-8; Thompson,Jerrell 0-2). Fouled out--monmouth-none, SHU-Thompson,Jerrell. Rebounds--Monmouth 28 (TAYLOR, Travis 11), SHU 42 (Hassan,Corey 9). Assists--Monmouth 9 (HETT, James 3; TAYLOR, Travis 3), SHU 25 (Thompson,Jerrell 11). Gunslingers: The Pioneers have set a new school record for threepointers this season, canning 245 of them to date. That breaks the record set just last year when SHU drained 241 of them. They hit them at a.394 clip, which is the school record and led the Northeast Conference. This season s Pioneers are shooting the treys at a 40 percent rate Northeast Conference Standings CONFERENCE OVERALL STANDINGS W-L Pct PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Robert Morris Quinnipiac Mount St. Mary s Long Island Fairleigh Dickinson Saint Francis (PA) Monmouth Central Conn. St St. Francis (NY) Sacred Heart Wagner Bryant Comparing Northeast Conference Coaches Yrs. W L Pct. Dave Bike, Sacred Heart Mike Deane, Wagner Howie Dickenman, CCSU Jim Ferry, LIU Dave Calloway, Monmouth Tim O Shea, Bryant Tom Moore, Quinnipiac Don Friday, SFPA Milan Brown, Mount St. Mary s Mike Rice, Robert Morris Brian Nash, St. Francis (NY) Greg Vetrone, FDU and will establish a new record with a strong final game. Serving it on a Trey: Senior Ryan Litke reached the top of the Pioneer all-time list in long-range shooting on December 30 when he canned three three s against Brown and passed Darrin Robinson s 219 treys. Senior Chauncey Hardy has worked his way into the top ten, as has Corey Hassan. 3-Pt. FG Made 267 Ryan Litke, 2006-present (120 games) 219 Darrin Robinson, (89 games) 204 Corey Hassan, 2007-present (90 games) 192 John Randazzo, (93 games) 184 Luke Granato, (102 games) 174 Chauncey Hardy, 2006-present (109 games) 170 Omar Wellington, (112 games) 131 Chris Assel, (83 games) 129 Johnny Burkette, (110 games) 127 Drew Shubik, (119 games) Power Outage: The 39 points the Pioneers scored at Robert Morris on February 18 was a Division I low, eclipsing the low of 43 set against Wagner on January 29, It was just one point of the overall school low of 38 set against the District of Columbia in an NCAA Division II playoff game on March 19, M*A*S*H Unit: Sophomore Stan Dulaire suffered an ankle injury in the win over SFNY on 2/13 and will likely be out for the rest of the regular season. Chairman of the Boards: Senior Liam Potter set a new Pioneer Division I high when he ripped down 17 rebounds against LIU on February 11. It broke the previous mark set by Kibwe Trim when he 16 against Mount St. Mary s on February 9, The overall school record is 29 by Ed Czernota against Tufts on February 7, Streaks Snapped: Senior Corey Hassan had a streak of 24 straight games scoring in double figures broken on February 4 when he had just eight against Quinnipiac. He had a string of 20 straight games in which he buried a three-pointer snapped on January 7 against Wagner. Hassan finished the game with 12 points - ten of them from the free throw line - but missed all five of his trey attempts. Out of Left Field: The 30 points tossed in by junior Jerrell Thompson in the loss at Quinnipiac on February 6, shattered his previous career high by 18 points. In fact, he had only scored in double figures six times in his career. Thompson finished the game from the

4 By the Numbers Times Scoring in Double Figures Name Career Corey Hassan Ryan Litke Liam Potter Chauncey Hardy Mehmet Sahan 6 8 Jerrell Thompson 6 8 Stan Dulaire 1 3 Josh Marshall 1 1 Shane Gibson 0 11 Scoring 20+ Points Name Career Corey Hassan Chauncey Hardy 3 7 Ryan Litke 2 3 Jerrell Thompson 1 1 Grabbing 10+ Rebounds Name Career Liam Potter Corey Hassan 5 7 Mehmet Sahan 1 1 Ryan Litke 1 1 field, including 4-6 from three, and a perfect 4-4 from the line. Double Plays: Senior Liam Potter has recorded seven of the 14 Pioneer double-doubles of the season. Corey Hassan has five and Ryan Litke and Mehmet Sahan one each Double-Doubles: 11/18/09 Corey Hassan - 33 pts., 11 rebs. 11/30/09 Corey Hassan - 19 pts., 11 rebs. 12/13/09 Corey Hassan - 15 pts., 12 rebs. 12/21/09 Liam Potter - 18 pts., 13 rebs. 12/22/09 Liam Potter - 11 pts., 13 rebs. 12/30/09 Liam Potter - 14 pts., 12 rebs. 12/30/09 Ryan Litke - 17 pts., 11 rebs. 1/7/10 Liam Potter - 13 pts., 10 rebs. 1/9/10 Liam Potter - 11 points, 12 rebs. 1/16/10 Mehmet Sahan - 12 points, 11 rebs. 1/21/10 Corey Hassan - 17 pts., 12 rebs. 1/21/10 Liam Potter - 13 pts., 10 rebs. 2/6/10 Corey Hassan - 16 pts., 12 rebs. 2/11/10 Liam Potter - 10 pts., 17 rebs. 2/13/10 Liam Potter - 10 pts., 10 rebs. 30-point Explosion: Senior Corey Hassan set a new career high with 36 points at Wagner on January 30 and also set a new SHU Division I record. When he poured in a career-high 33 points at Fordham on 11/18. It was the first time in the Division I era a Pioneer had scored 30 in a game twice in one season. He had 30 in the SHU win over Yale on November 13. It was the first time a Pioneer had hit the 30-point mark twice in a season since Louis Frye did it twice in the season, scoring 32 against Southern Connecticut on Dec. 28 and 30 against Albany on Jan. 18. SHU Division I 30-Point Games: Corey Hassan, 1/30/10 at Wagner 36 Andrew Hunter, 12/1/01 at FDU (4 OT) 34 Corey Hassan, 11/18/09 at Fordham 33 Tre Samuels, 2/14/02 vs. Quinnipiac 33 Maurice Bailey, 3/1/04 vs. Wagner 32 Maurice Bailey, 2/16/02vs. SFNY 32 Joey Henley, 1/24/05 at FDU 32 Corey Hassan, 11/13/09 vs. Yale 30 Jerrell Thompson, 2/6/10 at Quinnipiac 30 In the National Rankings: Corey Hassan is 9th in the country in three s per game at 3.3, while teammate Ryan Litke is 24th at 3.0. Litke is 27th nationally in three point percentage at Hassan ranks 32nd in the nation in Division I in scoring at 19.6 points per game. The Pioneers are seventh as a team in treys per game at 8.9 and eighth in three-point percentage at Home Cooking: The Pioneers have been very good at home over the last four+ seasons, going over that span, including a 9-4 mark this season was the best Division I season at home for the program, finishing the year 11-2 enroute to its first trip to the NEC title game. Raining Three s: Senior Corey Hassan broke his own school record for three-pointers in a game when he drained ten of them - on 12 attempts - at Wagner on January 30. He established the record earlier when he canned nine of them at the University of Hartford on December 11. He broke the school s Division I record of 8 set by Luke Granato on 11/14/06 at North Carolina. John Randazzo (1998) and Louis Frye (1996) also hit eight treys in a game during the team s Division II days. The Pioneers tied the school record for three-point attempts in a game in the same contest, taking 31 of them. 1,000 points, Two Schools: Senior forward Corey Hassan has 1,472 points between his Sacred Heart career and a year spent at Boston University. He scored 332 points his freshman season at BU. He notched his 1,000th SHU point on January 28 at Mount St. Mary s. Dunkin Donuts: Here s a look at the dunk scoreboard: Liam Potter - 29 Stan Dulaire - 10 Chauncey Hardy - 3 Mehmet Sahan - 2 Corey Hassan - 1 Jerrell Thompson - 1 Total: 46 NEC Rankings (NEC Games Only) Category MU SHU SHU +/- Scoring Offense 9th 4th + Scoring Defense 5th 12th - FG% 11th 5th + 3-Point FG% 10th 1st + FT% 4th 11th - FG% Defense 11th 12th - 3-Pt FG% Defense 11th 5th + Rebound Margin 10th 2nd + Blocks 11th 7th + Assists 8th 1st + Steals T-3rd T-5th - Turnover Margin 2nd 9th - Assist/TO Ratio 3rd 4th - Overall SHU +1

5 Opponent Dunks- 32 Pioneers in the NEC Rankings Category Player Rank Scoring Corey Hassan 1st (19.2) Ryan Litke 11th (13.8) Chauncey Hardy 15th (12.4) Rebounding Liam Potter 3rd (8.3) Corey Hassan 5th (7.6) FG Pct. Liam Potter 6th (.495) Chauncey Hardy 13th (.435) Assists Jerrell Thompson 4th (4.50) Chauncey Hardy 13th (2.70) FT Pct. Corey Hassan 14th (.695) Steals Corey Hassan 11th (1.39) 3-pt. Pct. Chauncey Hardy 4th (.431) Ryan Litke 7th (.402) Corey Hassan 8th (.385) 3-pt. Made Corey Hassan 1st (3.21) Ryan Litke 2nd (2.93) Chauncey Hardy 9th (2.04) Blocked Shots Liam Potter 2nd (2.04) Asst./TO Ratio Jerrell Thompson 3rd (1.94) Min. Played Corey Hassan 7th (34.36) SHU Against Connecticut Opponents: Sacred Heart has a record all-time against schools from the Nutmeg State. The Pioneers have a record against schools that are currently Division I in the state, with 35 of those wins coming against Quinnipiac. The Pioneers have a high of 39 wins against the University of Bridgeport during the SHU Division II years. Triple Play: Senior Liam Potter recorded three straight doubledoubles from December The last time a Pioneer accomplished that feat was last season when Joey Henley did it in four straight games from January 25-February 5. D1 First: The Pioneer s win over Hartford on December 11 was the first time SHU had beaten the Hawks in Division I play in five tries. The previous nine wins against Hartford all came prior to The 1,000-point Club: Senior Chauncey Hardy became the 30th men s player overall and sixth in Division I in school history to reach 1,000 career points when he did it against Penn State on November 25. Ryan Litke followed suit on January 14 at Bryant, and Corey Hassan made it a 1,000-point trifecta on January 28 at Mount St. Mary s. They join Maurice Bailey (1,422), Joey Henley (1,397), Kibwe Trim (1,289), Jarrid Frye (1,287), and Drew Shubik (1,029). SHU All-Time Scoring Leaders 2,431 Keith Bennett, (20.3 avg.) 2,402 Darrin Robinson, (27.0 avg.) 2,317 Hector Olivencia, (21.3 avg.) 2,234 Tony Trimboli, (19.8 avg.) 2,212 Rich Pucciarello, (21.5 avg.) 2,196 Carl Winfree, (20.2 avg.) 2,153 Roger Younger, (16.6 avg.) 2,075 Ed Czernota, (24.7 avg.) 2,009 Tony Judkins, (15.9 avg.) 1,871 Keith Johnson, , (15.0 avg.) 1,851 Todd Williams, (15.8 avg.) 1,842 Rhonie Wright, (15.7 avg.) 1,808 Ray Vyzas, (19.4 avg.) 1,736 Travis Smith, (13.5 avg.) 1,680 Theodore Gadsden, (15.3 avg.) 1,649 Dan Haines, (15.9 avg.) 1,442 Jim Collins, (15.0 avg.) 1,422 Maurice Bailey, (18.2 avg.) 1,406 Bob Gers, (15.6 avg.) 1,397 Joey Henley, (11.9 avg.) 1,385 Sean Williams, (12.7 avg.) 1,335 Greg Pritchett, (12.5 avg.) 1,289 Kibwe Trim, (11.5 avg.) 1,287 Jarrid Frye, (11.4 avg.) 1,262 Joe Doyle, (13.5 avg,) 1,244 Kevin Steven, (13.8 avg.) 1,233 Chauncey Hardy, (11.0 avg.) 1,187 Rudy Charles, (10.5 avg.) 1,166 Ryan Litke, 2006-present (9.8 avg.) 1,156 Johnny Burkette, (13.5 avg.) 1,140 Corey Hassan, 2007-present (12.7 avg.) 1,029 Drew Shubik, (8.6 avg.) Hassan Honored Three Times: Senior Corey Hassan was neamed the Choice Hotels NEC Player of the Week for the third time this season on January 25 after averaging 21.5 points and 8.5 rebounds a game in a 2-0 week. He is the only player in the league to win the award three times. Hassan won his second NEC Player of the Week on December 14 after averaging 22 points and 10.5 rebounds per game in a 1-1 week. His week included setting a new school record for three s in a game with nine against Hartford. He pulled in the first weekly award for the Pioneers this season when he was named NEC Player of the Week on November 16. Hassan averaged 25.5 points, seven rebounds, and three assists a game, while shooting 61 percent from the floor, 55 percent from three (6-11) and 88 percent from the line (7-8). Winning Ways: The Pioneers finished last season with its third straight winning record, ending with a mark. The last time SHU teams had three consecutive winning campaigns was from the season through Winning Ways Part II: Over the last three+ years the Pioneer men s basketball team has more wins than any other Division I team in the State of Connecticut, outside of UConn. SHU has 65 wins over that time period, compared to 62 for Fairfield, 61 for Quinnipiac, 57 for Central Connecticut, and 43 for Hartford. UConn is way out in front in that race with 88. Litke Lights it Up: Senior Ryan Litke scored a career-high 25 points in the win over Wagner on January 7. The SHU sharpshooter came in the game a little earlier than usual, when starting guard Chauncey Hardy picked up two fouls four minutes into the game. Litke responded by draining a career-best seven three-pointers. Cardiac Kids: The Pioneers gave themselves early Christmas presents when they came back to erase double-digit second half deficits and secure wins over Stony Brook and Holy Cross. The Pioneers trailed by 16 with 12:03 left and came back to win The next night, SHU erased an 11-point deficit with 11:50 to play and defeated Holy Cross

6 The Pioneers have come back to win four times when trailing at half. On December 30, SHU trailed Brown by ten in the first half and two at the intermission before coming back to win Earlier this year, SHU trailed Lafayette by 12 in the first half but came back for an victory. Digging Out: The 16-point hole the Pioneers dug out of in the second half to beat Stony Brook equaled the largest deficit the Pioneers have overcome to win a game, since turning Division I in The effort matched the Pioneer s climb from 16 down at LIU wiith 8:45 left in the first half on February 14, 2004 to win Potter Praised: Senior Liam Potter won his first-ever NEC Player of the Week award on January 4. Potter won the award after averaging 14.5 points and 11.5 rebounds a game in a 3-1 stretch for the Pioneers. Hall of Famer: Former Pioneer Roger Younger, who scored over 2,100 points from , was inducted into the Middletown Hall of Fame in Connecticut on January 29. A former Middletown High School standout prior to his college career, Younger helped the Pioneers to the 1986 Division II National Championship at Sacred Heart. Hot Starts: Senior Corey Hassan is the first Division I player in school history to start the season with five straight 20+ scoring performances. He averaged 26 points per game over that stretch and had the streak snapped on November 30 when he scored 19 against Columbia. The previous best in D1 was when Maurice Bailey scored 20 or more in four of his first five games in , averaging 21 points per game. The school record is held by Darrin Robinson who did it an amazing eight straight games that included seven 30+ performances. He averaged an impressive 33.6 points per game to help the Pioneers to a 6-2 start. Helping Hand: Junior Jerrell Thompson set an individual career high when he dished out 11 assists against Monmouth on December 5. It was the most assists for a Pioneer since Drew Shubik dished out ten against Quinnipiac on February 23, Thompson is currently second in the NEC in assists at 4.7 per game. Connecticut 6 Classic: The Pioneers played in the first game of the inaugural Connecticut 6 Classic on November 13, defeating Yale Fairfield took out CCSU in the second game (67-58) and Quinnipiac finished off the tripleheader by beating Hartford (85-74). Pioneers in the Pros: Sacred Heart currently has five former players active in professional basketball. Kibwe Trim 06 is currently playing in Romania and has also played in the NBA D-League. Maurice Bailey 04 is playing in Russia. Jarrid Frye 07 is playing in Macedonia, while Brice Brooks 08 and Joey Henley 09 are in Germany. History: This is the 45th season of Pioneer men s basketball. SHU s first year of competition was the season under coach Don Feeley, who guided the program for 13 seasons before current coach Dave Bike took over. The Pioneers carry an overall record of 733 wins and 549 losses for a.591 winning percentage. The Pioneers played in 13 NCAA Division II Tournaments (the last one in ) and won the national title in Sacred Heart joined the NCAA Division I ranks for the season, making this their eleventh season of Division I competition. On the Air and Web: Every men s basketball game will be available on the Internet through Sacred Heart University s website, SacredHeartPioneers.com. Jeff Holtz and SHU Senior Associate Athletic Director, Gene Gumbs, will provide provide play-by-play commentating. The Internet broadcasts begin 20 minutes prior to the scheduled tipoff for the Dave Bike Coach s Show, player interviews, and a preview of the upcoming game. The basketball games are part of a 175-game package the athletic communications office has planned for In addition to every football and men s basketball game there will be selected men s soccer, women s soccer, women s volleyball, women s basketball, men s ice hockey, women s ice hockey, men s lacrosse, women s lacrosse, softball and baseball games available. New Face: Head coach Dave Bike added walk-on Toso Adebanowo to the official roster on November 30. Out of Marianapolis Prep and Lincoln, RI, he has been practicing with the team since October but dressed for the first time against Columbia. He has appeared in two games. Freshman Class of 2010: The Pioneers signed their first two players for next season in 6 2 guard Steve Glowiak of New Britain High School in Connecticut and 6 2 guard Chris Evans of Stamford, CT, Stamford High School and the Taft School. Glowiak, 6 2", spent his first two years of high school at Berlin and then transferred to play for his father Stan at New Britain. He averaged 13.4 points per game as a junior last season to help the Golden Hurricanes finish Evans, a two-sport athlete who also excelled in football, is considered one the top defenders in the State and helped Stamford High School reach the State tournament semifinals last year. He averaged 21 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists per game as a senior. He is currently doing a post-graduate year at the Taft School in Watertown. Season Openers: After defeating Yale in this season s opener, Sacred Heart is in season starters, but just 2-9 since moving to Division I in The Pioneers had lost seven straight openers before this year, since beating Stony Brook to start the season.

7 Sacred Heart INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Points 36 Hassan, Corey at Wagner (1/30/09) 33 Hassan,Corey at Fordham (11/18/09) 30 Hassan,Corey vs Yale (11/13/09) 30 Thompson, Jerrell at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) FG Made 13 Hassan,Corey at Fordham (11/18/09) 12 Hassan,Corey at Wagner (1/30/10) Field Goal Att 25 Hassan,Corey at Fordham (11/18/09) 21 Hassan,Corey vs Columbia (11/30/09) FG Pct (5-5) Dulaire, Stan vs. LIU (2/11/10).857 (6-7) Potter, Liam vs. CCSU (1/21/09).857 (6-7) Potter, Liam at FDU (1/2/10) 3-Point FGM 10 Hassan, Corey at Wagner (1/30/09) 9 Hassan, Corey at Hartford (12/11/09) 3-Point FGA 14 Hassan, Corey at Hartford (12/11/09) 14 Litke, Ryan vs. Wagner (1/7/10) 3-Pt FG Pct.833 (10-12) Hassan, Corey at Wagner (1/30/09).750 ( 3-4 ) Hardy,Chauncey vs Lafayette (11/15/09) FT Made 10 Hassan, Corey vs. Wagner (1/7/10) 7 Hardy, Chauncey at Hartford (12/11/09) 7 Potter, Liam at Bryant (1/14/10) Free Throw Att 11 Hassan, Corey vs. Wagner (1/7/10) 10 Potter,Liam vs Yale (11/13/09) FT Pct (5-5) Sahan, Mehmet at Hartford (12/11/09) (4-4) Five times Rebounds 17 Potter, Liam vs. LIU (2/11/10) 13 Potter, Liam vs. Stony Brook (12/21/09) 13 Potter, Liam at Holy Cross (12/22/09) Assists 11 Thompson, Jerrell vs. Monmouth (12/5/09) 9 Thompson,Jerrell vs Lafayette (11/15/09) 8 Hassan, Corey at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) Steals 5 Hassan,Corey at Fordham (11/18/09) 5 Hassan, Corey at Holy Cross (12/22/09) 5 Litke, Ryan at Bryant (1/14/10) Blocked Shots 5 Potter, Liam vs. LIU (2/11/10) Turnovers 7 Thompson,Jerrell at Fordham (11/18/09) Fouls 5 11 times OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Points 35 Zampier, Alex vs Yale (11/13/09) 31 Mullery, Matt vs. Brown (12/30/09) FG Made 14 Mullery, Matt vs. Brown (12/30/09) 11 Feldeine, James vs. Quinnipiac (2/4/10) 11 CRAWFORD, Jordan at Xavier (11/21/09) 11 Zampier, Alex vs Yale (11/13/09) Field Goal Att 24 Mullery, Matt vs. Brown (12/30/09) 20 Zampier, Alex vs Yale (11/13/09) FG Pct.833 (5-6) Bailey, Devan at CCSU (1/16/10).800 ( 8-10) David Jackson at Penn State (11/25/09) 3-Point FGM 7 Zeglinski, Joe at Hartford (12/11/09) 6 Coleman, Whitney vs. Monmouth (12/5/09) 6 Martin, Chris at Wagner (1/30/09) 3-Point FG Att. 13 Zeglinski, Joe at Hartford (12/11/09) 12 Zampier, Alex vs Yale (11/13/09) 3-Pt FG Pct.800 ( 4-5 ) CRAWFORD, Jordan at Xavier (11/21/09) FT Made 10 Feldeine, James at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) Free Throw Att 14 Feldeine, James at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) FT Pct ( 8-8 ) Zampier, Alex vs Yale (11/13/09) ( 8-8 ) Gibson, Jordan vs Yale (11/13/09) Rebounds 16 Meister, Eric at Holy Cross (12/22/09) 15 Love, Jason at Xavier (11/21/09) Assists 14 Needham, Derek at Fairfield (12/13/09) 13 Scott, Mike at FDU (1/2/10) Steals 6 Gibson, Jordan vs Yale (11/13/09) Blocked Shots 5 GASTON, Chris at Fordham (11/18/09) Turnovers 6 Andrew Keister at Holy Cross (12/22/09) Fouls 5 Three times Sacred Heart TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 92 vs Yale (11/13/09) 85 at FDU (1/2/10) FG MADE 35 vs Yale (11/13/09) 33 LAFAYETTE (11/15/09) FG ATTEMPTS 70 at Fairfield (12/13/09) 68 at Holy Cross (12/22/09) FG PERCENTAGE.571 (32-56) vs. Bryant (1/23/10).556 (35-63) vs Yale (11/13/09) 3 PT FG MADE 15 at Wagner (1/30/10) 13 at Hartford (12/11/09) 12 vs. Monmouth (12/5/09) 3 PT FGA 31 at Hartford (12/11/09) 28 vs. Brown (12/30/09) 28 vs. Mount (1/9/10) 3 PT FG PCT.647 (11-17) LAFAYETTE (11/15/09).550 (11-20) vs. Bryant (1/23/10) FT MADE 20 at Bryant (1/14/10) 19 at Hartford (12/11/09) FT ATTEMPTS 34 at Bryant (1/14/10) 29 at FDU (1/2/10) FT PERCENTAGE.889 ( 8-9 ) at Fordham (11/18/09).778 (14-18) vs. Brown (12/30/09) REBOUNDS 47 vs. CCSU (1/21/10) 46 at Fairfield (12/13/09) ASSISTS 25 vs. Monmouth (12/5/09) 20 at Xavier (11/21/09) 20 at Wagner (1/30/09) STEALS 15 at Holy Cross (12/22/09) 13 vs. Wagner (1/7/10) BLOCKS 6 Four times last at Holy Cross (12/22/09) TURNOVERS 22 at Fordham (11/18/09) 22 at Fairfield (12/13/09) FOULS 33 at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) 25 at Fairfield (12/13/09) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 105 at Xavier (11/21/09) 93 at Fairfield (12/13/09) FG MADE 38 at Xavier (11/21/09) 35 at FDU (1/2/10) FG ATTEMPTS 67 at Xavier (11/21/09) 67 vs Yale (11/13/09) FG PERCENTAGE.638 (30-47) at Penn State (11/25/09).600 (33-55) vs. Quinnipiac (2/4/10) 3 PT FG MADE 11 at Xavier (11/21/09) 9 at Hartford (12/11/09) 9 vs. Brown (12/30/09) 3 PT FG ATT 21 at Hartford (12/11/09) 20 at Xavier (11/21/09) 20 vs. CCSU (1/21/10) 3 PT FG PCT.583 (7-12) at FDU (1/2/10).550 (11-20) at Xavier (11/21/09) FT MADE 45 at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) 31 at Fairfield (12/13/09) FT ATTEMPTS 52 at Quinnipiac (2/6/10) 37 at Fairfield (12/13/09) FT PERCENTAGE.903 (28-31) vs Yale (11/13/09).889 (16-18) vs Columbia (11/30/09) REBOUNDS 51 at Xavier (11/21/09) 47 at Holy Cross (12/22/09) ASSISTS 22 at Xavier (11/21/09) STEALS 15 at Fordham (11/18/09) 12 vs Yale (11/13/09) BLOCKED SHOTS 5 Five times TURNOVERS 23 at Holy Cross (12/22/09) 23 at Bryant (1/14/10) FOULS 26 at Bryant (1/14/10)

8 The Last Time it Happened... The last time the team... Won at Home... 2/13/10 vs. SFNY, Lost at Home...2/25/10 vs. FSU, (OT) Won on the road... 1/14/10 at Bryant, Lost on the road... 2/20/10 at SFPA, Won at a neutral site... 11/13/09 vs. Yale (Connecticut 6, Bridgeport, CT) Lost at a neutral site... 11/14/06 vs. North Carolina (Pre-Season NIT) Won five consecutive games... 1/13/08-1/26/08 Won eight consecutive games... 1/13/08-2/7/08 Won ten consecutive games... 2/1/89-3/4/89 Lost five consecutive games... 1/28/10-2/11/10 Lost ten consecutive games... 12/1/04-1/17/05 Scored less than 50 points... 2/18/10 at Robert Morris, 39 Scored 90+ points... 11/13/09 vs. Yale, 92 Scored 100+points...2/19/09 at CCSU, Allowed 100+ points... 11/21/09 at Xavier, L, Played an overtime game... 1/10/09 at Columbia, L, (ot) Played a double overtime game...2/14/08 at Wagner, L, (2 OT) Won in overtime... 12/29/08 at Columbia, W, Lost in overtime... 1/10/09 vs. Robert Morrus, L, (ot) Won by points... 2/21/09 vs. Monmouth, Won by 30 or more points...2/19/09 at CCSU, Won by 40 or more points... 1/13/98 vs UMass-Lowell, Won by 50 or more points... 1/16/88 at NY Tech, Shot 30% or less from field... 2/28/10 at Robert Morris,.295 (13-44) Shot 50% from field... 1/30/10 at Wagner, L,74-73, 54.0 (27-50) Shot 60% from field... 2/19/09 vs. LIU, 62.5 (40-64) Had 50+ rebounds...1/21/04 at Quinnipiac, 50 Made pointers... 2/6/10 at Quinnipiac, L 90-87, 12 Had 5+ players score double figures... 2/11/10 vs. LIU...Corey Hassan (11), Ryan Litke (15), Liam Potter (10), Chauncey Hardy (17), Stan Dulaire (14) Had 2 players score 20+ points... 1/23/10 at Penn State...Corey Hassan (26), Ryan Litke (21) Had 2 players with 10+ rebounds... 1/21/10 vs. CCSU, Corey Hassan (12), Liam Potter (10) The Last Time A Pioneer... Scored points...1/23/10, Corey Hassan vs. Bryant, 26 Scored points...1/30/10, Corey Hassan at Wagner, 36 Scored points... 2/17/93, Darrin Robinson vs. New Haven, 47 Scored 50+ points... 12/6/91, Darrin Robinson vs. Husson, 55 Made 10+ field goals...1/30/10, Corey Hassan at Wagner, 12 Made 7+ 3-pointers...1/30/10, Corey Hassan at Wagner, 12 Had rebounds... 2/11/10, Liam Potter vs. LIU, 17 Had 20+ rebounds... 2/3/96, Kevin Vulin at Bridgeport, 20 Had a double-double (pts/rebs)... 2/13/10 Liam Potter, 10 pts./10 rebs. vs. SFNY Had a double-double (pts/asts)... 2/23/08, Drew Shubik at Quinnipiac, 10 pts/10 asts Had a triple-double... 3/21/86, Travis Smith vs. FL Southern, 17 pts., 13 rebs., 10 asts. Shot 100% FG (min. 6)... 2/21/09, Joey Henley vs. Monmouth (9-9) Shot 100% FT (min 10)... 2/7/04, Maurice Bailey at St. Francis-PA, Had 10+ assists... 12/5/09, Jerrell Thompson vs. Monmouth, 11 Had 5+ steals... 1/14/10, Ryan Litke at Bryant, 5 Had 5+ blocks... 2/11/10, Liam Potter vs. LIU, 5 Had 8+ blocks... 1/27/73, Jim Kelly vs. Bridgeport, 13

9 SHU record in when... SHU leads at the half SHU trails at the half SHU tied at the half Tied with 5 minutes to play Leading with 5 minutes to play Trailing with 5 minutes to play Tied with 1 minute to play Leading with 1 minute to play Trailing with 1 minute to play SHU outrebounds its opponents Opponent outrebounds or is even with SHU SHU shoots better FG% than opponent Opponent shoots same or better FG% than SHU SHU shoots.350 or better from 3-pt. Range SHU shoots under.350 from 3-pt. Range SHU shoots.750 or better from free throw line SHU shoots under.750 from free throw line SHU commits the same or more turnovers than opp SHU commits fewer turnovers than opponent SHU has two or less players in double figures SHU has three players in double figures SHU has four or more players in double figures SHU has 15 or more assists SHU has less than 15 assists SHU scores 59 or less points SHU scores between points SHU scores between points SHU scores between points SHU scores between points SHU scores 100 or more points In Games decided by five points or less In Games decided by ten points or less After a SHU Victory After a SHU Loss In November Games In December Games In January Games In February Games In March Games Saturday Games Sunday Games Monday Games Tuesday Games Wednesday Games Thursday Games Friday Games Afternoon Games Evening Games Overtime Games Televised Games SHU Starting lineups, Pts., % of Offense % of Opponent SHU Starters Pts. Offense Yale Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Lafayette Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Fordham Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Xavier Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Penn State Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Columbia Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Monmouth Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Hartford Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Fairfield Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Stony Brook Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Holy Cross Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Brown Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at FDU Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Wagner Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Mount Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Bryant Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Central CT Hardy, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Central CT Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Bryant Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Mount Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Wagner Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Quinnipiac Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at Quinnipiac Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter Long Island Litke, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter SFNY Zazuri, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at R. Morris Zazuri, Thompson, Hassan, Sahan, Potter at SFPA Litke, Hardy, Hassan, Marshall, Potter FDU Litke, Hardy, Hassan, Marshall, Potter SEASON TOTAL # of Different Starting Lineups: Sacred Heart Bench vs. Opponent Bench SHU Opponent Opponent Bench Bench +/- Yale Lafayette Even at Fordham at Xavier at Penn State Columbia Monmouth at Hartford at Fairfield Stony Brook at Holy Cross Brown at FDU Wagner Mount at Bryant at Central CT Central CT Bryant at Mount at Wagner Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac Long Island SFNY at R. Morris at SFPA FDU SEASON TOTAL

10 CHECKING THE SHU SCHEDULE How the Opponents are Doing DATE OPPONENT RESULT SAGARINRANKING* RPI RECORD (Out of 348) (Out of 348) 11/13 Yale (Connecticut 6) W, /15 Lafayette W, /18 at Fordham L, /21 at Xavier L, /25 at Penn State L, /30 Columbia W, /05 Monmouth W, /11 at Hartford W, /13 at Fairfield L, /21 Stony Brook W, /22 at Holy Cross W, /30 Brown W, /02 at Fairleigh Dickinson L, /07 Wagner W, /09 Mount St. Mary s L, /14 at Bryant University W, /16 at Central Connecticut L, /21 Central Connecticut W, /23 Bryant University W, /28 at Mount St. Mary s L, /30 at Wagner L, /04 Quinnipiac L, /06 at Quinnipiac L, /11 Long Island L, /13 St. Francis (NY) W, /18 at Robert Morris L, /20 at Saint Francis (PA) L, /25 Fairleigh Dickinson L, (OT) /27 7:00 pm *Jeff Sagarin has been providing power ratings and player ratings to USA TODAY since A mathematics graduate of the Massachuset1ts Institute of Technology and MBA from Indiana University in 1983, Sagarin has applied his unique ranking system to college football, college basketball, Major League Baseball, pro football, pro basketball, pro hockey, volleyball, nascar, soccer and several other sports.sagarin s college basketball rankings have proven their value to thencaa tournament selection committee. Since 1984, Sagarin has supplied the committee at its request with his latest rankings at the beginning of the tournament selection process and with regular updates until the selections have been finalized. Sagarin s rankings form the basis of Play to Win, a unique game of skill and sports knowledge. He and a close-knit circle of friends and colleagues in his Midwestern town have been playing the game, just for fun, for several years. Now, through the World Wide Web, the game goes global. In addition, beginning in the fall of 1998, Jeff s college football ratings became an official part of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) team selection process. # The RPI (Rating Percentage Index) is a measure of strength of schedule and how a team does against that schedule. It does not consider things like margin of victory or where a game is played, only whether or not a team won. It is used by the NCAA as one of their factors in deciding which teams to invite to the NCAA tournament and where to seed them. It was created and is maintained by the NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Committee. They have always placed a premium on schedule strength when selecting teams for the tournament, so they wanted a relatively simple way to measure that and the RPI was born. SHU Sagarin Rating: 275 SHU RPI: 267

11 Senior Guard #2 Ryan Litke lbs. Windsor, CT/Windsor Outstanding shooting range : Scored 1,000th career point on 1/14 in win at Bryant, also recording a career-high five steals in the game...set career high with 25 points in win against Wagner on January 7...Had first career double-double on December 30 against Brown with 17 points and 11 rebounds...tied career high with five threes on November 30 against Columbia : Set a new career high in minutes with 38 at Quinnipiac on January 22...Played a career-high 34 minutes in a win over Saint Francis on 1/8 and had a career-best five assists as well : Was in double figures in scoring 12 times.scored a career-high 19 points against St. Francis on 1/10, while tying his career high in minutes with 28. Had a career-best three assists at Boston College on 12/28. Had 12 in a win at Central Connecticut on 12/ : Scored in double figures 12 times, including the last seven in a row.made his collegiate debut on 11/10 at Fordham. First college points came on a three-pointer...scored a career-high 16 points in the NEC playoffs against Quinnipiac on 3/4.Had 14 points against Albany on 11/21 in just 14 minutes. High School: Attended Windsor High School where he played basketball for three years under coach Ken Smith. Also played two years of varsity baseball. Was named All-State his senior year by both the Hartford Courant and New Haven Register. He averaged 21.8pts, nine rebounds and 6 assists per game his senior season. Personal: Son of Steve and Patty. Has two brothers, Derek and Joe. Undecided on a major. Favorite sports teams are the New York Giants and Boston Red Sox. Favorite athletes are Dwayne Wade and LeBron James. Favorite books are the Harry Potter series. Favorite movie is The Wedding Crashers and favorite TV show is Seinfeld. Favorite food is mashed potatoes. Considers Pistol Pete Maravich his role model. Would love to have dinner with Dennis Rodman or Ron Artest just because it would be an adventure Season Highs Points: 25 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Rebounds: 11 vs. Brown, 12/30/09. Assists: 7 at Wagner, 1/30/10 FGM: 9 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 FGA: 17 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 3PM: 7 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 3PA: 14 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 FTM: 4 (2x) last at FDU, 1/2/10 FTA: 6 at FDU, 1/2/10 Steals: 5 at Bryant 1/14/10 Blocks: 1 (4x) last vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Turnovers: 7 at Mount, 1/28/10 Minutes: 36 vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 Career Highs Points: 25 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Rebounds: 11 vs. Brown, 12/30/09 Assists: 8 at Bryant, 1/14/09 FGM: 9 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 FGA: 17 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 3PM: 7 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 3PA: 14 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 FTM: 4 (4x) last at FDU, 1/2/10 FTA: 6 at FDU, 1/2/10 Steals: 5 at Bryant 1/14/10 Blocks: 3 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 Turnovers: 7 at Mount, 1/28/10 Minutes: 38 at Quinnipiac, 1/22/09 Litke s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale Lafayette at Fordham at Xavier at Penn State Columbia* Monmouth at Hartford at Fairfield Stony Brook at H. Cross Brown at FDU Wagner Mount at Bryant at CCSU Central CT* Bryant* at Mount* at Wagner* Quinnipiac* at QU* Long Island* SFNY* at R. Morris at SFPA* FDU* Litke s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Total

12 Senior Forward Season Highs Points: 33 at Fordham, 11/18/09 Rebounds: 12 (2x) last vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 Assists: 5 (2x) last at Xavier, 11/21/09 FGM:. 13 at Fordham, 11/18/09 FGA: 25 at Fordham, 11/18/09 3PM: 10 at Wagner, 1/30/10 3PA: 14 at Hartford, 12/11/09 FTM: 10 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 FTA: 11 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Steals: 5 (2x) last at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Blocks: 1 vs. Columbia, 11/30/09 Turnovers: 6 (2x) last vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Minutes: 39 at Fordham, 11/18/09 Career Highs Points: 33 at Fordham, 11/18/09 Rebounds: 13 vs. Quinnipiac, 2/5/09 Assists: 8 (2x) last vs. LIU, 2/7/09 FGM: 13 at Fordham, 11/18/09 FGA: 25 at Fordham, 11/18/09 3PM: 10 at Wagner, 1/30/10 3PA: 14 at Hartford, 12/11/09 FTM: 10 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 FTA: 11 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Steals: 5 (2x) last at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Blocks: 2 vs. Quinnipiac, 2/5/09 Turnovers: 6 (2x) last vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Minutes: 41 vs. Robert Morris, 1/10/09 #4 Corey Hassan lbs. Merrimack, NH/Merrimack/BU Deadly outside shooter but can also crash the boards : Broke his school record with 10 threes at Wagner on January 30, scoring a career-high 36 points...named NEC Player of the Week on January 25...Set a school record with nine three-pointers in win over Hartford on December 11...Had 33 points and a career-high five steals against Fordham on 11/18...Named NEC Player of the Week on 11/16...Had a career-high 30 points in the season opener against Yale : Set a new career high with 25 points in a win over LIU. Also had a career-best 13 rebounds in the that game...played a career-high 41 minutes, scoring 17 points, in an overtime loss to Robert Morris on 1/10...Had a career-high eight assists in a win over Saint Francis on 1/ : Finished second on the team with 46 three-pointer.scored a career-high 18 in win over Central CT in NEC Quarterfinals...Had a team-high 14 points in loss at Hartford on 11/ : Sat out the season under the NCAA transfer rule : Was named to the America East All-Rookie team after averaging 11.9 points and 3.6 rebounds per game at Boston University. He was selected AE Rookie of the Week four times. Had a career-high 23 points in the regular-season finale against Hartford. Scored twenty or more in three of the last four games of the year. High School: Attended Merrimack High School where he played basketball for three years under coach Tim Goodridge. Was team captain his senior year and was named New Hampshire Player of the Year by many organizations and newspapers. Helped the team to State titles his sophomore and junior years. Personal: Son of Art and Lindy. Has a brother, Justin, and a sister, Shannon. Majoring in Media Studies. Favorite sports teams are the Boston Red Sox and Boston Celtics. Favorite athletes are Larry Bird and Eddie House. Favorite include Wedding Crashers and Gladiator. Favorite TV show is Family Guy. Favorite food is grilled chicken. Considers his family his role model. Would love to have dinner with Mark Wahlberg so I could talk him into replacing Adrian Grenier with me for his series Entourage. Hassan s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale* Lafayette* at Fordham* at Xavier* at Penn St.* Columbia* Monmouth* at Hartford* at Fairfield* Stony Brook* at H. Cross* Brown* at FDU* Wagner* Mount* at Bryant* at CCSU* Central CT* Bryant* at Mount* at Wagner* Quinnipiac* at QU* Long Island* SFNY* at R. Morris* at SFPA* FDU* Hassan s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Total

13 Senior Guard #22 Chauncey Hardy lbs. Middletown, CT/Xavier Very quick and equally capable of driving to the basket or pulling up for a long jumper : Scored his 1000th career point on November 21 at Penn State : Led the team in three-point percentage (.427), assists (101), and steals (36) Set a new career-high with 25 points at Wagner on January 25, 21 of those in the first half : Started all 32 games.scored in double figures 18 times.tied a career-high with six assists at Robert Morris on 1/13/ 08...Had a season-high 19 points against Fairfield on 11/18...played a career-high 39 minutes in win over Columbia on 11/ : Was named the Northeast Conference All-Rookie Team at the end of the season.scored in double figures 14 times, and over twenty twice.made a big splash by being named NEC Rookie of the Week on 11/13 after scoring nine points grabbing eight rebounds and making four steals at Fordham. Received the award again on 12/11...Had career-high 19 at Columbia on 12/2, canning five of six threes...had a career-best seven assists against Yale on 12/4. High School: Attended Xavier High School where he played basketball for three years under coach Michael Kohs. Was named All-State, All-League and All- County his junior year. Did not play basketball his senior season. Personal: Son of Olamae Hardy. Has two sisters, Onnalisa Hardy and Jada Kindsey. Undecided on a major. Favorite sports teams are the Atlanta Hawks and Dallas Cowboys. Favorite athlete is Mike Bibby. Favorite movie is American Gangster and favorite TV show is The First 48. Favorite food is chicken parm. Would love to have dinner with his late AAU coach Ray Barnes because he kept me on track and gave me an opportunity Season Highs Points: 22 vs. Mount, 1/9/10 Rebounds: 6 at Hartford, 12/11/09 Assists: 7 at Fordham, 11/18/09 FGM: 9 vs. Mount, 1/9/10 FGA: 15 (2x) last vs. Mount, 1/9/10 3PM: 4 (4x) last vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 3PA: 8 (2x) last vs. LIU, 2/11/10 FTM: 7 at Hartford, 12/11/09 FTA: 8 at Hartford, 12/11/09 Steals: 4 at FDU, 1/2/10 Blocks: 2 vs. Mount, 1/9/10 Turnovers: 5 (2x) last at Fairfield, 12/13/09 Minutes: 38 (2x) last vs. Mount, 1/9/10 Career Highs Points: 25 vs. Wagner, 1/25/09 Rebounds: 8 at Fordham, 11/10/06 Assists: 8 at North Carolina, 11/14/06 FGM: 8 (3x) last at Wagner, 1/25/09 FGA: 16 at Fairfield, 11/18/07 3PM: 6 at Wagner, 1/25/09 3PA: 8 (2x) last at Hartford, 12/11/09 FTM: 7 at Hartford, 12/11/09 FTA: 8 at Hartford, 12/11/09 Steals: 4 (4x) last at FDU, 1/2/10 Blocks: 2 (3x) last vs. Mount, 1/9/10 Turnovers: 8 vs. Albany, 12/20/08 Minutes: 39 (3x) last at LIU, 1/5/09 Hardy s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale* Lafayette* at Fordham* at Xavier* at Penn St.* Columbia DNP - Suspended Monmouth* at Hartford* at Fairfield* Stony Brook* at H. Cross* Brown* at FDU* Wagner* Mount* at Bryant* at CCSU* Central CT DNP - Suspended Bryant DNP - Suspended at Mount DNP - Suspended at Wagner DNP - Suspended Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac Long Island SFNY at R. Morris at SFPA* FDU* Hardy s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Total

14 Senior Forward #23 Josh Marshall lbs. Farmingdale, NY/Woodmere Acad. Very athletic with the ability to be an excellent rebounder. Decent mid-range jumpshot : Had a career-high four rebounds against Central CT on 1/21, playing a career-high 14 minutes : Set a new career high with six points in five minutes at Providence on 11/ : Scored first collegiate points with a pair of field goals at St. John s on 11/20. High School: Attended Lawrence Woodmere Academy where he played basketball for four years for coach Jeff Weiss. Was named all-county and all-league his senior year, and was a Second Team All-Long Island selection by NY Newsday. He averaged 21 points and 11 rebounds a game that season to help Woodmere reach the Class A championship game. Personal: Son of Rick and Zelda Marshall. Has one brother, Tony, and a sister, Jennifer. Majoring in biology. Favorite sports team is the New York Knicks. Favorite athlete is Dwayne Wade. Plays the trumpet. Favorite book is Harry Potter and favorite TV show is The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Favorite food is carribean food. Plans to study medicine after graduation. Considers Barack Obama his role model because he proved that anything is possible and will bring hope and change to the future Season Highs Points: 10 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Rebounds: 5 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Assists: None. FGM: 5 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 FGA: 11 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 3PM: 1 vs. Bryant, 1/23/10 3PA: 2 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 FTM: 1 at FDU, 1/2/10 FTA: 4 at FDU, 1/2/10 Steals: 2 vs. Bryant, 1/23/10 Blocks: 3 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Turnovers: 1 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 Minutes: 34 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Career Highs Points: 10 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Rebounds: 5 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Assists: 1 at Providence, 11/20/08 FGM: 5 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 FGA: 11 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 3PM: 1 vs. Bryant, 1/23/10 3PA: 2 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 FTM: 1 (2x) last at FDU, 1/2/10 FTA: 4 at FDU, 1/2/10 Steals: 2 (2x) last vs. Bryant, 1/23/10 Blocks: 3 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Turnovers: 1 (5x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 Minutes: 34 vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Marshall s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale Lafayette DNP - Injury at Fordham DNP - Injury at Xavier DNP - Injury at Penn State DNP - Injury Columbia DNP - Coach s Decision Monmouth at Hartford DNP - Coach s Decision at Fairfield DNP - Coach s Decision Stony Brook at H. Cross Brown at FDU Wagner Mount DNP - Coach s Decision at Bryant DNP - Coach s Decision at Central CTDNP - Coach s Decision Central CT Bryant at Mount at Wagner Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac Long Island DNP - Coach s Decision SFNY at R. Morris at SFPA* FDU* Marshall s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Totals

15 Senior Center #32 Liam Potter lbs. Lincolnshire, UK/Tilton Prep (NH) Equally comfortable with his back to the basket or facing it. High-percentage shooter around the hoop : Had career highs in minutes (34), points (18) and rebounds (13) against Stony Brook on December 21...Had ten rebounds at Fairfield on 12/13, playing a career-best 33 minutes...had a career-high ten rebounds in opening-game win over Yale : Did not play : Played in 16 games, making three starts. Played over 20 minutes a game in three straight contests from 11/18-11/ : Set a new career high with six boards against North Carolina. Tied that mark against Yale on 12/4 and also set a new career scoring high with 12 points...set a career-high with 28 minutes at UConn on 11/29.Blocked a career-high six shots against Mount St. Mary s on 2/ : Played in 25 of 28 games in his rookie season. Had a career-high five rebounds and seven points at Boston College on 12/3. High School: Attended Healing Comprehensive School and lettered in soccer, basketball and track and field. Achieved high academic honors for four years. Prep School: Averaged eight points and eight boards for head coach A. Scott Williard in one year of prep school. Willard says of Potter After at Tilton from England, it took Liam a few months to become acclimated to the faster up-tempo brand of basketball in the U.S. Once comfortable with it, Liam was able to compete against some of the top prep teams in the country. He became very proficient in blocking shots, securing rebounds, and becoming a threat as the trailer on our break. Personal: Son of Donald and Valerie Potter. Has one brother, Ross. Sports Management major. Favorite sports teams are the Phoenix Suns and the Arsenal soccer team from London. Favorite athlete is Amare Stoudamire of the Phoenix Suns. Favorite book is The DaVinci Code and favorite movie is The Departed. Favorite foods are steak, sweet potatoes and vegetables. Would love to have dinner with his granddad so I could tell him everything I have accomplished since I last saw him. Hopes to play professionally in Europe after graduation. Hopes to play professionally in Europe after graduation Season Highs Points: 18 vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 Rebounds: 17 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Assists: 2 (3x) last vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 FGM: 7 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FGA: 13 (2x) last vs. Quinnipiac, 2/4/10 3PM: None 3PA: None FTM: 7 at Bryant 1/14/10 FTA: 10 (2x) vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Steals: 1 (2x) last vs. Monmouth, 12/5/09 Blocks: 5 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Turnovers: 5 at Wagner, 1/30/10 Minutes: 34 vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 Career Highs Points: 18 vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 Rebounds: 13 vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 Assists: 2 (4x) last vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 FGM: 7 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FGA: 13 (2x) last vs. Quinnipiac, 2/4/10 3PM: None 3PA: None FTM: 7 at Bryant 1/14/10 FTA: 10 (2x) vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Steals: 2 (2x) last vs. Robert Morris, 12/7/06 Blocks: 6 vs. The Mount, 2/15/07 Turnovers: 5 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 Minutes: 34 vs. Stony Brook, 12/21/09 Potter s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale* Lafayette* at Fordham* at Xavier* at Penn St.* Columbia* Monmouth* at Hartford* at Fairfield* Stony Brook* at H. Cross* Brown* at FDU* Wagner* Mount* at Bryant* at CCSU* Central CT* Bryant* at Mount* at Wagner* Quinnipiac* at QU* Long Island* SFNY* at R. Morris* at SFPA* FDU* Potter s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Totals

16 Junior Guard #3 Jerrell Thompson lbs. Plainfield, NJ/Plainfield Physically solid and will likely start at point guard this season : Shatterd his career high with 30 points at Quinnipiac on February 6...Set a career high with 13 points in win at Bryant on 1/14...Tied his career high with 12 points in win over Brown on 12/30...Career-high 11 assists in win over Monmouth on 12/5...Had nine assists in win over Lafayette on 11/15...Played a career-high 37 minutes and tied career best with 12 points in opening game win over Yale : Made his first collegiate start on 2/26 at SFNY, setting career highs in points (12), minutes played (33), and assists (7) : Had first collegiate points with a pair of free throws against Army on 11/12/07.played a season-high 15 minutes and scored four points at Monmouth on 12/2/07. High School: Attended Plainfield High School where he played basketball for four years for coach Pete Vasil. Was team captain his senior year and was named the Watchung Conference Most Valuable Player. Also named second team All-County that season. Played for the New Jersey Roadrunners that won the state championship. Personal: Son of Duane and Tonia Thompson. Has two sisters, Kiana and Kayla. Majoring in sports management. Favorite sports teams are the New York Yankees and LA Lakers. Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant. Favorite movie is Love and Basketball and favorite TV show is The Fresh Prince. Favorite food is pizza. Favorite hobby is collecting Pokemon cards. Considers his grandfather his role model. Would like to have dinner with his daughter because everything I do, I do for her Season Highs Points: 30 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 Rebounds: 5 vs. Monmouth, 12/5/09 Assists: 11 vs. Monmouth, 12/5/09 FGM:. 11 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FGA: 17 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 3PM: 4 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 3PA: 6 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FTM: 4 (2x) last at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FTA: 4 (2x) last at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 Steals: 3 vs. Yale, 11/13/09 Blocks: 1 (2x) last vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Turnovers: 7 at Fordham, 11/18/09 Minutes: 37 vs. Yale, 11/13/09 Career Highs Points: 30 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 Rebounds: 5 (2x) last vs. Monmouth, 12/5/09 Assists: 11 vs. Monmouth, 12/5/09 FGM: 11 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FGA: 17 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 3PM: 4 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 3PA: 6 at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FTM: 4 (2x) last at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 FTA: 4 (5x) last at Quinnipiac, 2/6/10 Steals: 5 vs. Monmouth, 2/21/09 Blocks: 1 (2x) last vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Turnovers: 7 at Fordham, 11/18/09 Minutes: 37 vs. Yale, 11/13/09 Thompson s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale* Lafayette* at Fordham* at Xavier* at Penn St.* Columbia* Monmouth* at Hartford* at Fairfield* Stony Brook* at H. Cross* Brown* at FDU* Wagner* Mount* at Bryant* at CCSU* Central CT* Bryant* at Mount* at Wagner* Quinnipiac* at QU* Long Island* SFNY* at R. Morris* at SFPA FDU Thompson s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Totals

17 Junior Center #15 Mehmet Sahan lbs. Istanbul, Turkey/Tilton School (NH) Can take up a lot of room in the middle. Capable of hitting mid-range jump shot, as well as a soft touch around the basket : Played a career-high 32 minutes in win over Hartford on December 11...Tied his career high with eight rebounds in opening game against Yale : Set a new career high with eight rebounds against Hartford on 12/14...Made first career start on 11/20 at Providence : Had a career-high six rebounds at Albany on 11/25.Was a perfect 6-6 from the line on 12/2.Had a season-high nine points at Boston College on 12/28, going a perfect 4-4 from the field had eight points and five rebounds in 17 minutes against Fairfield on 11/18. High School: Attended The Tilton School in New Hampshire where he played basketball for four years for coach Marcus O Neil. Was considered one of the top 50 seniors in the New England prep school ranks, which is the most competitive prep school basketball in the country Team won the 2007 Lake Region Championship Averaged 15 points, eight rebounds and two assists his senior season also starred on the under-19 Turkish National Team that reached the semifinals of the 2007 European Championships. Personal: Son of Huseyin and Nur Sahan. Has one sibling, Marve. Majoring in economics. Favorite sports team is the San Antonio Spurs. Favorite athlete is Tim Duncan. Favorite book is Snow and favorite TV show is Prison Break. Favorite movie is Wedding Crashers. Favorite food is grilled chicken. Hopes to play professionally after graduation. Would like to have dinner with his late grandmother because I couldn t spend enough time with her in the last years of her life Season Highs Points: 14 at CCSU, 1/16/10 Rebounds: 11 at CCSU, 1/16/10. Assists: 3 at CCSU, 1/16/10 FGM: 6 (3x) last vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 FGA: 11 vs. Monmouth, 12/5/09 3PM: 1 vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 3PA: 1 vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 FTM: 5 at Hartford, 12/11/09 FTA: 5 at Hartford, 12/11/09 Steals: 2 at CCSU, 1/16/10 Blocks: 2 (2x) last vs. Columbia, 11/30/09 Turnovers: 4 (2x) last at Fairfield, 12/13/09 Minutes: 32 at Hartford, 12/11/09 Career Highs Points: 14 vs. Mount, 12/4/08 Rebounds: 11 at CCSU, 1/16/10 Assists: 3 (4x) last at CCSU, 1/16/10 FGM: 7 (2x) last at Mount, 1/17/09 FGA: 10 vs. Mount, 12/4/08 3PM: 1 vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 3PA: 1 (5x) last vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 FTM: 6, 12/2/07 FTA: 6, 12/2/07 Steals: 3 (2x) last vs. Albany, 12/20/08 Blocks: 4 at Boston College, 12/31/08 Turnovers: 4 (3x) last at Fairfield, 12/13/09 Minutes: 32 at Hartford, 12/11/09 Sahan s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale* Lafayette* at Fordham* at Xavier* at Penn St.* Columbia* Monmouth* at Hartford* at Fairfield* Stony Brook* at H. Cross* Brown* at FDU* Wagner* Mount* at Bryant* at CCSU* Central CT* Bryant* at Mount* at Wagner* Quinnipiac* at QU* Long Island* SFNY* at R. Morris* at SFPA FDU Sahan s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Totals

18 Sophomore Guard #10 Steve Zazuri lbs. Monroe, CT/Masuk Physically solid and can play either guard position.excellent outside shooter : Set a new career high with five assists against Quinnipiac on February 4...Had a career-high four assists in win over Monmouth on 12/ : Started first two games of college career, playing 24 minutes in opener at Holy Cross. High School: Attended Masuk High School where he played basketball for four years for coach John DeGennaro. Was team captain his senior year and was also named team Most Valuable Player. Was named MVP and All-State by the Connecticut Post and Hartford Courant. Was a two-time all-area and allleague selection. Scored 49 points in a game twice his senior year and finished his career with over 1,000 points. Personal: Son of Stephen and Nancy Zazuri. Has five siblings Meghan, Kelly, Mikey, John and Julia. His father is Sacred Heart s all-time leader in assists, averaging 7.7 per game from Undecided on a major. Favorite sports teams are the New York Yankees and LA Lakers. Favorite athletes are Derek Jeter and Kobe Bryant. Favorite movie is Goodfellas and favorite TV show is Entourage. Favorite food is pizza. Favorite hobby is playing poker. Would like to have dinner with Derek Jeter because he has been my favorite player since he s been playing Season Highs Points: 4 (2x) last vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 Rebounds: 4 (2x) last vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Assists: 5 vs. Quinnipiac, 2/4/10 FGM:. 2 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 FGA: 2 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 3PM: None 3PA: None FTM: 2 vs. Columbia, 11/30/09 FTA: 2 vs. Columbia, 11/30/09 Steals: 3 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Blocks: 1 at Wagner, 1/30/10 Turnovers: 4 at Mount, 1/28/10 Minutes: 26 vs. SFNY, 1/13/10 Career Highs Points: 4 (2x) last vs. CCSU, 1/21/10 Rebounds: 4 (2x) last vs. FDU, 2/25/10 Assists: 5 vs. Quinnipiac, 2/4/10 FGM: 2 (2x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 FGA: 2 (4x) last at Wagner, 1/30/10 3PM: None 3PA: None FTM: 2 vs. Columbia, 11/30/09 FTA: 2 (2x) last vs. Columbia, 11/30/09 Steals: 3 vs. Wagner, 1/7/10 Blocks: 1 at Wagner, 1/30/10 Turnovers: 4 at Mount, 1/28/10 Minutes: 26 vs. SFNY, 1/13/10 Zazuri s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale Lafayette DNP - Coach s Decision at Fordham DNP - Coach s Decision at Xavier at Penn State DNP - Coach s Decision Columbia Monmouth at Hartford at Fairfield Stony Brook at H. Cross Brown at FDU Wagner Mount at Bryant at CCSU Central CT Bryant at Mount at Wagner Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac Long Island SFNY* at R. Morris* at SFPA FDU Zazuri s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Totals

19 Sophomore Guard #25 Shane Gibson lbs. Killingly, CT/Killingly Can play either guard position. Has an excellent outside shot and can go to the basket as well : Will likely sit out this season : Started the first 13 games of the season...hit a three-pointer with :07 left against Columbia to send the game into overtime...established a new career high with 20 points against FDU on 12/6/08...Was named the NEC Rookie of the Week on 12/8...Started first game of college career, scoring nine points.had a careerhigh nine boards at Providence on 11/20. High School: Attended Killingly High School where he played basketball for four years for coach Scott Derosier. Was team captain his senior year. Was team MVP three times. He is Killingly s all-time leading scorer and set the school s single-game scoring mark with 51 points. Was named All-State twice. Personal: Son of Al and Stephanie Gibson. Has three siblings Jarrel, Ciara and Bianca. Business Management major. Favorite sports teams are the Tennessee Titans and Dallas Mavericks. Favorite athlete is Kobe Bryant. Favorite movie is Wedding Crashers and favorite TV show is Burn Notice. Favorite food is pepperoni pizza. Considers Kobe Bryant his role model Season Highs Points: 20 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 Rebounds: 9 at Providence, 11/20/08 Assists: 5 at Providence, 11/20/08 FGM:. 7 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 FGA: 11 (3x) last at Columbia, 12/29/08 3PM: 4 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 3PA: 6 (2x) last, 1/3/09 FTM: 7 at Columbia, 12/29/08 FTA: 8 at Columbia, 12/29/08 Steals: 4 at SFNY, 2/26/09 Blocks: 1 (14x) last at Central CT, 2/19/09 Turnovers: 7 at Holy Cross, 11/14/08 Minutes: 36 at Holy Cross, 11/14/08 Career Highs Points: 20 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 Rebounds: 9 at Providence, 11/20/08 Assists: 5 at Providence, 11/20/08 FGM: 7 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 FGA: 11 (3x) last at Columbia, 12/29/08 3PM: 4 vs. FDU, 12/6/08 3PA: 6 (2x) last, 1/3/09 FTM: 7 at Columbia, 12/29/08 FTA: 8 at Columbia, 12/29/08 Steals: 4 at SFNY, 2/26/09 Blocks: 1 (14x) last at Central CT, 2/19/09 Turnovers: 7 at Holy Cross, 11/14/08 Minutes: 36 at Holy Cross, 11/14/08 Gibson s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale DNP Lafayette DNP at Fordham DNP at Xavier DNP at Penn State DNP Columbia DNP Monmouth DNP at Hartford DNP at Fairfield DNP Stony Brook DNP at Holy Cross DNP Brown DNP at FDU DNP Wagner DNP Mount DNP at Bryant DNP at Central CTDNP Central CT DNP Bryant DNP at Mount DNP at Wagner DNP Quinnipiac DNP at Quinnipiac DNP Long Island DNP SFNY DNP at R. Morris DNP at SFPA DNP FDU DNP Gibson s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl

20 Sophomore Forward #34 Stan Dulaire lbs. Bloomfield, CT/Watkinson School Very athletic, capable of slashing to the basket and being a solid rebounder : Played a career-high 20 minutes in win at Holy Cross on December 22...Had a season-high six rebounds at Fairfield on December : Tied his career high with ten points at CCSU on February 19, finishing the game with three dunks.,,,had career-highs of ten points and seven rebounds at Boston College on December 31. High School: Attended the Watkinson School where he played basketball for four years for coach Jose Qua. Was team captain, MVP and all-league his senior year. Averaged over 20 points per game his senior year and finished his career with over 1,000 points. Personal: Son of Stanford and Marie Dulaire. Has one brother, Scott, and a sister, Alecia. Sports Management major. Favorite sports team is the LA Lakers. Favorite athletes are Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. Favorite movie is He Got Game and favorite TV show is Family Guy. Favorite food is pizza. Likes rap music. Enjoys drawing cartoon characters. Considers his parents his role models because of their work ethic Season Highs Points: 14 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Rebounds: 6 at Fairfield, 12/13/09 Assists: 2 vs. Brown, 12/30/09 FGM:. 5 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 FGA: 6 at Fairfield, 12/13/09 3PM: None 3PA: None FTM: 4 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 FTA: 7 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Steals: 4 at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Blocks: 2 at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Turnovers: 3 vs. Lafayette, 11/15/09 Minutes: 20 at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Career Highs Points: 10 (2x) last at Central CT, 2/19/09 Rebounds: 7 at Boston College, 12/31/08 Assists: 3 at Columbia, 12/29/08 FGM: 5 (3x) last vs. LIU, 2/11/10 FGA: 9 at Boston College, 12/31/08 3PM: None 3PA: 1 vs. Long Island, 2/7/09 FTM: 4 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 FTA: 7 vs. LIU, 2/11/10 Steals: 4 at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Blocks: 2 at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Turnovers: 3 vs. Lafayette, 11/15/09 Minutes: 20 at Holy Cross, 12/22/09 Dulaire s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale Lafayette at Fordham at Xavier at Penn St Columbia Monmouth at Hartford at Fairfield Stony Brook at H. Cross Brown at FDU Wagner Mount at Bryant at CCSU Central CT Bryant at Mount at Wagner Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac Long Island SFNY at R. Morris DNP - Injured at SFPA DNP - Injured FDU DNP - Injured Dulaire s Career Statistics Year G-GS Min-Avg. TtlFG-FGA Pct 3PtFG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Pts-Avg Reb-Avg A TO Blk Stl Totals

21 #30 Nick Greenbacker R-Freshman lbs. Center Manchester, CT/East Catholic Freshman Forward #33 Parris Massey lbs. Boston, MA/Boston English Solid strong inside player : Had a career-high five assists at Penn State on November : Did not play. High School: Attended the Watkinson School where he played basketball for four years and football for three. Played basketball for Luke Reilly. Was team captain his senior year. Team finished as State runners-up in both his sophomore and junior years. Was a three-time All-Northwest Conference selection. Averaged 16 points, 12 rebounds and four assists per game his senior year. Was named All-State by both the Hartford Courant and New Haven Register. Finished his career with over 1,000 points. Personal: Son of Charles and Linda Greenbacker. Has two older brothers, Charlie and Steve. Charlie played football at Iona College. Business Administration major. Favorite sports teams are the Boston Celtics and Boston Red Sox. Favorite athletes are Paul Pierce and Tom Brady. Favorite movie is Wedding Crashers and favorite TV show is Family Guy. Favorite book is Crime and Punishment. Favorite food is chicken parm. Hopes to play professionally overseas after graduation. Greenbacker s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale Lafayette at Fordham at Xavier at Penn State Columbia Monmouth at Hartford at Fairfield Stony Brook at H. Cross Brown at FDU Wagner Mount at Bryant at CCSU Central CT Bryant at Mount at Wagner Quinnipiac at Quinnipiac Long Island SFNY at R. Morris at SFPA FDU Solid strong inside player : Will redshirt this season. High School: Attended the Watkinson School where he played basketball for four years and football for three. Played basketball for Luke Reilly. Was team captain his senior year. Team finished as State runners-up in both his sophomore and junior years. Was a three-time All-Northwest Conference selection. Averaged 16 points, 12 rebounds and four assists per game his senior year. Was named All- State by both the Hartford Courant and New Haven Register. Finished his career with over 1,000 points. Personal: Son of Charles and Linda Greenbacker. Has two older brothers, Charlie and Steve. Charlie played football at Iona College. Business Administration major. Favorite sports teams are the Boston Celtics and Boston Red Sox. Favorite athletes are Paul Pierce and Tom Brady. Favorite movie is Wedding Crashers and favorite TV show is Family Guy. Favorite book is Crime and Punishment. Favorite food is chicken parm. Hopes to play professionally overseas after graduation. Massey s Game-by-Game Opp. Min FG-FGA 3FG-Att FT-FTA Reb A TO Blk Stl Pts Yale DNP - Coach s Decision Lafayette DNP - Coach s Decision at Fordham DNP - Coach s Decision at Xavier DNP - Coach s Decision at Penn State DNP - Coach s Decision Columbia DNP - Coach s Decision Monmouth DNP - Coach s Decision at Hartford DNP - Coach s Decision at Fairfield DNP - Coach s Decision Stony Brook DNP - Coach s Decision at Holy Cross DNP - Coach s Decision Brown DNP - Coach s Decision at FDU DNP - Coach s Decision Wagner DNP - Coach s Decision Mount DNP - Coach s Decision at Bryant DNP - Coach s Decision at Central CTDNP - Coach s Decision Central CT DNP - Coach s Decision Bryant DNP - Coach s Decision at Mount DNP - Coach s Decision at Wagner DNP - Coach s Decision Quinnipiac DNP - Coach s Decision at Quinnipiac DNP - Coach s Decision Long Island DNP - Coach s Decision SFNY DNP - Coach s Decision at R. Morris DNP - Coach s Decision at SFPA DNP - Coach s Decision FDU DNP - Coach s Decision

22 Sophomore Forward #33 Femi Akinpetide lbs. Sydney, Australia/Montverde Acad. Transfer from Missouri-Kansas City. Will sit out season under NCAA transfer rule : Played in 27-of-31 games with one start at UMKC... averaged 1.2 points and 0.9 rebounds in 6.3 minutes per game... shot.385 (10-26) from the floor,.333 (1-3) from three-point land and.647 (11-17) from the free throw line... made his first career start against Florida (11/30)... netted a career-high seven points in 17 minutes at Southern Utah (2/7)... went 2-of-2 from the floor and 3-of-3 from the charity stripe against the T-Birds... followed it up with five points on 2-of-3 shooting at North Dakota State (2/ 12)... UMKC Scholar Athlete honoree. High School : Attended Monteverde Academy in Monteverde, FL... averaged 8.4 points and 5.0 rebounds per game as a senior for a squad that was nationally-ranked for much of the season for coach Kevin Sutton... team captain as a senior... played all three forward positions throughout his career... member of the HoopsUSA.com 2007 National Championship team... squad finished the year with a perfect 30-0 record... helped the Eagles win at least 21 games in each of his three seasons at the school... won a total of 75 during his career - 21 as a sophomore, 30 as a junior and 24 as a senior... started 60 straight games to close out his career... played for coach Kevin Sutton... received the piano theory 1/2 award in and the piano III award in also received the good citizenship award from Personal : Full name is Olufemi Akintomide Akinpetide... son of Joshua and Olatunde Akinpetide... has four siblings - Segun, Tomilayo, Tolulope and Martin... brother, Martin Iti, played college basketball at New Mexico State Business Administration major.favorite athletes are Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant Favorite pro team is the Orlando Magic Favorite movie is Training Day.Favorite TV show is Family Guy Favorite book is Tuesday s with Morrie Favorite food is curry Would like to have dinner with his two grandfathers because I have never met them. They passed before I was born.