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1 FAU SCHEDULE NOVEMBER (4-4) 4) THUR 4 NORTHWOOD (Ex.) L, MON 8 LYNN (Ex.) W,81-61 Fri 12 UC-Davis! W, Sat 13 UW-Milwaukee! W, Sun L, WED 17 WARNER W, SAT - 20 AMERICAN L, Tue Florida (SUN) L, Sat Mason L, Tue St. W, DECEMBER (4-2) SAT 4 USF W, Sat W, Mon (TWCS-NY) L, Thurs W, (OT) Sun (SBN) W, Wed L, JANUARY (8-1) MON 3 FLA. MEMORIAL W, THURS 6 SO.ALABAMA* W, SAT 8 ARKANSAS STATE*W, TUE 11 MANHATTAN W, Thurs Tennessee* W, Sat W, SAT 22 UALR* (ESPN2) W, THURS 27 MIDDLE TENNESSEE* W, SAT 29 WKU*(HSSN) L, FEBRUARY (1-0) THURS Texas* W, SAT 5 FIU*(SBN) W, THURS (FSN-RM) 9 p.m. SAT 12 LOUISIANA* 7p.m. SAT 7p.m. THURS 24 TROY* 7p.m. SUN Alabama 5p.m. MARCH (0-0) 0) All times eastern Homes games in Bold/CAPS *Sun Belt Conference game!athletes in Action Classic (Portland, OR) SUN=Sun Sports, TWCS-NY (Time Warner College Sports -New York SBN=Sun Belt Network, HSSN=Hilltoppers Satellite Sports Network FSN-RM Fox Sports Rocky Mountain, OWLS PROJECTED LINEUP ON THE AIR Denver (11-12) 12) vs. Florida Atlantic (18-7) Thursday, February 10 9:00 p.m. (ET) Magness Arena Denver, CO Denver Pioneers 11-12, 7-3 (Sun Belt, West) Florida Atlantic Owls 18-7, 10-1 (Sun Belt, East) RADIO/INTERNET ESPN760AM, Ken LaVicka (pxp) TV Fox Sports Rocky Mountain Tom Helmer (pxp), Greg Lackey (analyst), Alanna Rizzo (sideline) ALL-TIME SERIES ALL TIME SERIES Denver leads 3-2 LAST MEETING Denver 73, FAU 63, 2/6/10 in Denver In Denver: Denver leads 3-0 In Boca Raton: FAU leads 2-0 At Neutral: N/A Current Streak: Denver W1 THE COACHES FAU Mike Jarvis (Northeastern 68) Record at FAU: (3rd season)/overall: (22nd season) Denver Joe Scott (Princeton 87) Record at Denver: (4th season) Overall: (11th season) GAMEDAY NOTES Tonight s game matches the two division leaders. It also involves the two best scoring defenses in the league, Denver allows just 63.1 ppg, while the Owls surrender just 65.2 points per contest. FAU can secure a bye in the first round of the Sun Belt tournament with a victory tonight. A win tonight would be the Owls 11th in Sun Belt play, which would be there most since joining the conference ( ). Greg Gantt was named Sun Belt Player of the Week on Monday for averaging 17 points in the Owls two victories last week. The Owls will be looking for the first road win by either team in the series. STARTERS STATS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. GP/S MIN PPG RPG APG Notes 2 Raymond Taylor G 5-6 So. 24/ point games this year, 2 10-assist games this season 5 Alex Tucker G 5-10 Jr. 25/ nd in career assists, scored a career-high 19 vs. USF 22 Greg Gantt G 6-2 So. 25/ th in SBC in pts/gm, point games this season 40 Brett Royster F 6-8 Sr. 25/ b/g SBC Def. Player of Year, SBC all-time blocks leader 52 Kore White F 6-8 So. 25/ b/g Career high 22 pts, 11 rebs vs. UALR OFF THE BENCH STATS No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. GP/S MIN PPG RPG APG Notes 25 Pablo Bertone G 6-3 Fr. 23/ Former member of U-18 Argentinean National Team 21 Jordan McCoy F 6-6 So. 25/ b/g Career high 14 points vs. UWM, career high 11 rebs vs. Warner 10 Dennis Mavin G 6-3 Fr. 25/ Freshman from Gainesville scored 19 pts. Vs. UC-Davis 1 Shavar Richardson G 6-3 Jr. 21/ Season high 16 pts vs. Siena,career-high 31 points at Troy in FAU Men s Basketball

2 OWL QUICK FACTS GAMEDAY INFO GAMEDAY MATCHUP GENERAL Location:....Boca Raton, FL Founded Enrollment:... 28,000 Nickname:.... Owls Colors:.Blue and Red Arena: FAU Arena (5,000) Press Row Phone:...(561) Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference:....Sun Belt Athletic Dept. Phone:.(561) President: Mary Jane Saunders Athletics Director: Craig Angelos Athletics Web Site:.. MEN S BASKETBALL HISTORY First Year of Basketball: All-Time Record: Best All-Time Year: ( ) Conf. Championships:.1 (Atlantic Sun, 2002) NCAA Tournament Appearances:...1 (2005) NCAA Tournament Record:.0-1 Affiliations:...Atlantic Sun (11 seasons, 94-06)...Sun Belt (5th season, 06-present) COACHING STAFF Head Coach:.....Mike Jarvis Alma Mater:......Northeastern 68 Record at FAU: Years at FAU:... 3rd season Assoc. Head Coach:.. Mike Jarvis II (Boston 92) Asst. Coach:.....Matt McCall (Florida, 04) Asst. Coach:...Tim Kaine (Winthrop, 02) REVIEW Overall Record: Home:..9-4 Away: Neutral: SBC Record (Finish): (4th East) Starters Returning/Lost:....4/1 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...10/1 Newcomers:....2 Postseason:..Sun Belt Tournament, 1st Round... L 52-51, South Alabama Final Ranking:.NR LISTEN LIVE Every second of FAU Men s Basketball action during the season can be heard online at and espn760.com. ESPN 760 s Ken LaVicka (play-byplay) is on for his second season as fulltime voice of the Owls and will provide commentary for both home and road games. Evan Cohen, also of ESPN 760 (color) will provide color commentary during home contests. TWEET AWAY Follow the Owls on twitter (@FAUAthletics) to keep up with all the recent news in the FAU Athletic department. Final scores and breaking news can be found every day the Owls take the floor. The FAU Coaching Staff including Head Coach Mike Jarvis (@coachmikejarvis), Associate Head Coach Mike Jarvis II (@coachdeuce) and Assistant Coaches Matt McCall (@CoachMattMcCall) and Tim Kaine (@CoachTKAINE) are all active on Twitter. FACEBOOKIN IT Follow the Owls on facebook (Gofau Owls) for information about upcoming events and to stay connected with the FAU Athletics social network. FAUSPORTS.COM The Official home for Florida Atlantic Athletics is Get up to the minute news on all 18 intercollegiate sports including live audio, video and the FAU social media network. TAKE A PEEK The FAU Sports Weekly Show offers an in-depth look at the entire FAU athletic department. Host Emily Seymore takes you behind the scenes and does interviews with Owl coaches and student athletes. The show can be seen at the official website of FAU athletics, VS. Florida Atlantic Denver 2/10/11 9:00 PM [ET] Magness Arena Denver, CO TALE of the TAPE CATEGORY FAU DU RECORD STREAK W2 L2 PTS/Gm PTS ALLOW/Gm FG% FG% Def PT FG% PT FG/Gm PT FG% Def FT% FT/Gm REB/Gm REB Margin AST/Gm TO/Gm TO Margin A/TO Ratio STL/Gm BLK/Gm

3 NCAA RANKINGS (As of 2/7/11) NEWS and NOTES PLAYER TO WATCH: Raymond Taylor scored 20 points in last year s meeting between the two teams. Category Actual (Rank) Leader (Team) Scoring Offense 69.1 (170th) 91.3 (VMI) Scoring Defense 65.2 (106th) 53.8 (S.F. Austin) Scoring Margin 3.9 (122nd) 20.0 (Duke) FG pct (112th) 52.0 (Kansas) FG pct. defense 41.8 (119th) 36.2 (Alabama) FT pct (229th) 82.8 (Wisconsin) Rebound Margin +1.0 (161st) 12.6 (Pittsburgh) 3-Pt. FG per game 5.3 (256th) 11.5 (VMI) 3-Pt. FG pct (210th) 43.5 (N. Arizona) 3-Pt. FG pct. defense 35.1 (211th) 26.8 (Cal Poly) Assists per game 12.7 (191st) 18.9 (Duquesne) Blocks per game 5.2 (25th) 7.0 (N. Western St.) Steals per game 5.9 (223rd) 10.1 (Oregon St.) Turnovers per game 11.7 (32nd) 7.8 (Wisconsin) Assist/Turnover ratio 1.09 (86th) 1.78 (Wisconsin) Turnover margin +0.8 (129th) +7.4 (Duquesne) SUN BELT RANKINGS (As of 2/7/11) Category Actual (Rank) Leader (Team) Scoring Offense 69.1 (8th) 78.1 (North Texas) Scoring Defense 65.2 (2nd) 63.1 (Denver) Scoring Margin +3.9 (2nd) +5.1 (North Texas) FT pct (8th) 73.9 (North Texas) FG pct (3rd) 48.6 (North Texas) FG pct. defense 41.8 (1st) SAME 3-Pt. FG pct (8th) 42.2 (UALR) 3-Pt. FG pct. defense nd) 34.1 (UALR) Rebounds 34.8 (6th) 38.8 (Troy) Rebounding margin +1.0 (5th) +4.0 (Arkansas. St. ) Blocks per game 5.2 (1st) SAME Assists per game 12.7 (5th) 13.9 (Troy) Steals per game 5.9 (9th) 8.7 (FIU) Turnover margin +0.9 (6th) +2.0 (Denver) Assist/Turnover ratio 1.1 (1st) SAME 3-Pt FG per game 5.3 (10th) 9.1 (Troy) FAU INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (As of 2/7/11) Rankings Category Player Actual SBC NCAA Scoring Greg Gantt th 243rd Raymond Taylor th N/A Reb. per game Brett Royster th N/A Kore White th N/A Field Goal Pct. Brett Royster st N/A Greg Gantt 47.0 N/A 128th 3-Pt. FG Pct. Greg Gantt 36.6 N/A N/A 3-Pt. FG per gm Greg Gantt 2.0 T6th 195th Raymond Taylor 2.0 8th 212th FT% Alex Tucker th 114th Assists per game Alex Tucker 4.4 2nd 87th Raymond Taylor 4.1 3rd 122nd Steals per game Raymond Taylot th 207th Blocks per game Brett Royster 3.2 1st 7th Kore White 1.1 8th 217th Assist/TO ratio Alex Tucker st 44th Raymond Taylor th 185th SCOUTING THE PIONEERS: Denver features a perimeter oriented attack that leads the Sun Belt in turnover margin. Chase Hallam leads the team, averaging 13.0 points per game, with Brian Stafford averaging 12.9 points a game. The duo is combining for more than 27 points a contest in Sun Belt play. BRETT S BLOCK PARTY: Senior forward is the reigning Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year and was named to the All-Sun Belt Preseason Third Team. Royster now has 285 career blocked shots, he passed Alan Ogg (266) of former Sun Belt member UAB as the conference s all-time leader in blocked shots on January 11. Wojociech Myrda (535, ULM) is the leader for career blocks among current Sun Belt members. This season, Royster is 6th in the nation in blocked shots on the year. TAKING CARE OF THE BALL: FAU is 32nd in the nation in turnovers per game at 11.7 per game. The point guard tandem of Alex Tucker and Ray- mond Taylor are 2nd and 7th in the conference, respectively in assist/turnover ratio this season. Tucker and Taylor are 1st and 2nd in school history in career assist turnover ratio and career assists. In the Owls win over Mississippi State, FAU had just four turnovers which set a school record for fewest turnovers in a game. The Owls have had just five turnovers in two other games this season. A HISTORY OF SUCCESS: Mike Jarvis is one of only eight coaches to win at least 100 games at three different Division I institutions (Boston University, George Washington, and St. John s). He is the only one of those eight to also have won 100 games at the high school level (Cambridge Rindge and Latin School). FATHER AND SON: In FAU's associate head coach Mike Jarvis II began his collegiate coaching career as a first-year assistant working with his father, Mike Jarvis, at George Washington. Jarvis has made 9 NCAA Tournament appearances and from his teams (GW & STJ) advanced to postseason play in each season. As a coach, Jarvis II has reached the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 four times. He owns four conference championship rings and was essential in St. John's National Invitational Tournament (NIT) Championship title in 2003 and the Red Storm's run into the NCAA Tournament's South Regional Final (Elite 8) in The Jarvises are one of only two African-American father-son coaching duos in Division I, the other is Tubby and Saul Smith at the University of Minnesota. CONTUINITY BREEDS SUCCESS: The Owls will have an unprecedented level of consistency this season, both on the floor and on the bench. FAU not only returns 10 letterwinners from the season, it also brings back its entire coaching staff for a third consecutive season. VARIETY OF WEAPONS: The Owls have four players (Gantt, Richardson, Royster, Taylor) who have averaged at least 10 points a game for an entire season) and seven (adding Tucker, Mavin and White) who have scored 15 points in a game during their career. Royster, Richardson, Tucker, Gantt and Taylor all have more than 500 career points.

4 NEWS and NOTES (cont.) WORK ETHIC: Dennis Mavin and Greg Gantt frequently attended FAU volleyball matches during the season. Why? After the facilities staff converted the court back to basketball, Gantt and Mavin got extra work in on the court after the match was over. When the team held a Christmas Day practice last season, Gantt was in the gym two hours early working on his jumper. RECORD BREAKERS: FAU has two players within sight of notable school records: Brett Royster: 641 career rebounds (FAU record: Carlos Monroe) Alex Tucker: 391 career assists (FAU record: 505 Ernest Crumbley) Royster is already FAU s career blocked shots leader with 285. Tucker holds the school record with 16 assists in a game. Raymond Taylor s 177 assists last season set a single season school record. Others in Pursuit: Greg Gantt 135 career three-pointers (Rob Ritter, 140, 5th all-time) Shavar Richardson 121 career threepointers (Quinton Young, 129, 8th all time) Raymond Taylor, 275 career assists (Alex Tucker, 391, 3rd all-time) FAMILIAR FACES: The Owls return 1,905 of last season s 2, 202 points (86.7%), 930 of last year s 1,061 rebounds (87.6%) and all but 18 of last season s 461 assists. EUROPE TRIP: The Florida Atlantic men s basketball team took a 10-day trip to Europe over the summer. The tour included stops in Amsterdam, Belgium and Paris. Various members of the team and coaching staff sent daily reports from the trip. The blog of the trip can be found on the men s basketball page at ROAD WARRIORS: In December, the Owls went on a five game, 13-day road trip that covered 5,354 miles and included seven hotels, five games and four buses. FAU went 3-2 on the trip, including their first 2-0 start in Sun Belt play since TWO OWLS NAMED TO ALL- TOURNAMENT TEAM: Guards Greg Gantt and Alex Tucker were both named to the All-Tournament team at the season opening Athletes in Action Classic, held in Portland, OR November Tucker averaged 14 points, just under four assists and three rebounds a game for the weekend. Gantt averaged 14 points a game, despite missing most of the first game. VIRTUAL GUIDE: FAU has produced a virtual guide complete with bios, stats and interview videos with all the FAU players. The interactive guide also includes links to even more information about the FAU men s basketball team. It can be found on the official website of FAU athletics, logging on to the men s basketball page and clicking the link named Virtual Guide. MEDIA RELATIONS INFO DYNAMIC DUO: The sophomore backcourt of Raymond Taylor and Greg Gantt is already one of the most accomplished back- MBB Contact: Justin Johnson courts in FAU history. Taylor finished 11th jjohn218@fau.edu in the nation in assists as a freshman and is Cell: (561) already among the program s all-time leaders in career assists and Gantt was 5th in the conference in scoring, and led the league in Player/Coach Interview Availability: three-pointers made. Both were named to Head Coach Mike Jarvis and the FAU players will host a weekly post-practice media the Preseason All-Sun Belt Second Team. conference call (Tuesdays, when plans permit) based on availability during the season. Contact Justin Johnson in the FAU Media Relations office for upcoming media sessions. Requests for Coach Jarvis and/or specific players should be given at least 24 hours in advance. Post-Game Interviews: Post-game interviews will be conducted in the media room approximately 10 minutes after the conclusion of the game. Head Coach Mike Jarvis in addition to select players will be available. An FAU staff member will collect player requests during the final media timeout at all home games. A HISTORIC WEEK: Entering the season, FAU had only defeated three teams from one of the Big Six BCS conferences in its entire history. On November 30, the Owls beat Mississippi St and then Locker Room Access: defeated USF on December 4. It was Coach Jarvis first win over a Big East team since a win over Georgetown on April 3, 2003 as part of the NIT. The media WILL NOT have access to the locker room under any circumstances. All interviews with players and coaches shall be conducted in the media room. Wireless Internet: Wireless internet WILL BE available to working members of the media. Contact Justin Johnson in the FAU Media Relations office to gain access. Box Scores and Statistics: Members of the media shall receive updated box scores at all media timeouts and halftime. For any other statistical request, contact Justin Johnson in the FAU Media Relations office. Post-Game Books: To request a post-game book contact a member of the FAU Media Relations staff at the scorer s table at any time during the game. Books consist of an official box score and play-by-play of the game.

5 NEWS and NOTES (cont.) SIZE MATTERS NOT: After starting a lineup that averaged just over 6-1 for the second half of last season, the Owls recent starting lineup has averaged just under 6-2. However, in the games that the Owls have started small, they have a 14-6 record. HOME SWEET HOME: Since the beginning of the season, the Owls are 18-6 at the Burrow. Of the six losses, two (1/2/10 vs. South Alabama and 2/25/10 vs. WKU) came in overtime and another was a three point loss in regulation (12/29/09 vs. Hofstra). SUNSHINE BOYS: Mike Jarvis and his coaching staff have made a dedicated effort to recruit the state of Florida. Eight players on the Owls current roster hail from the state of Florida. OWLS CLIMBING THE RPI: The Owls had a program high RPI of #34 earlier this season. FAU s current RPI of 89 is the best among Sun Belt teams. YEAR OF FIRSTS: This season, the Owls have their first back-to-back wins over Big Six BCS schools, their best start since the DEFENSIVE-MINDED: FAU has held season and won their first two Sun 10 opponents to less than 40% shooting Belt games for the first time since the from the field. The Owls are 11-0 in those 07 season. Raymond Taylor became FAU s contests. The Owls are first in the Sun Belt Sun Belt Player of the Week since in field goal defense, holding the opposition The Owls were also ranked a program-high to 41.4% shooting from the field on the #34 in the RPI. FAU also has its best conference start in school history. The team season. enjoyed an eight game winning streak which RUNNIN OWLS: The Owls have had was the longest since moving to Division I. runs of 21-0 (Florida Memorial), 18-0 The Owls also had a home game televised (Arkansas State), 14-0 (North Texas),13-0 nationwide (1/22 vs. UALR on ESPN2) for (at Western Kentucky) and 10-0 the first time in school history. FAU has (Mississippi State) this season. matched it most conference wins (10) since joining the Sun Belt. INCREASED INTEREST: In the three CLOSE CALLS: FAU has an 12-3 record seasons prior to Coach Jarvis arrival, FAU in games decided by single digits this season averaged 920 fans for their home games. In That record includes nonconference wins the 2+ seasons since he was hired, FAU has over Mississippi State and USF. averaged more than 1,150 fans for each home game. The Owls have also been men- FINISHING THEM OFF: The Owls are tioned on ESPN.com several times this season. They earned Dick Vitale s Shock of 15-0 this season when leading at the half. the Week for their victory over Mississippi St. and Andy Katz has recognized the job Coach Jarvis has done in putting the program on the map. PRIMETIME OWLS: The Owls will be on television eight times this season. FAU s games against Florida (11/13, Sun Sports), Siena (12/13, TWCS-NY), ULM (12/19, SBN), (WKU (1/15 and 1/29, HSSN), 400 WINS: On February 3, Coach Jarvis UALR (1/22, ESPN2), FIU (SBN, 2/5) and picked up his 400th career win with a Denver (FSN-Rocky Mountain, 2/10) are win over North Texas. televised. FAU is 4-3 on television so far this season, with wins at ULM, at WKU, vs. MID-MAJOR MAJOR TOP 25: The Owls are the UALR, and vs. FIU and losses at Florida, at only Sun Belt representative in the latest Siena and home vs. WKU. Mid-Major Top 25 poll, coming in at 24. FAU has faced two other teams ranked in the poll, George Mason (3rd) and Portland (17th).

6 BREAKDOWN BY CLASS SENIORS (2) Royster Davis JUNIORS (2) Richardson Tucker SOPHOMORES (6) Gantt O Sullivan Mattison McCoy Taylor White FRESHMEN (2) Bertone Mavin BY STATE CALIFORNIA (1) Tucker (San Pedro) FLORIDA (7) Davis (Jacksonville) Gantt (Gainesville) O Sullivan (Ft. Lauderdale) Mavin (Gainesville) McCoy (Orlando) Taylor (Miami) White (Ft. Lauderdale) NEW YORK (1) Richardson (Brooklyn) PENNSYLVANIA (1) Bertone (Philadelphia (HS)) TEXAS (1) Royster (Arlington) WASHINGTON D.C. (1) Mattison NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Last School) 1 Shavar Richardson G 6-3 JR Brooklyn, NY (New Creations Christian Prep) 2 Raymond Taylor G 5-6 SO Miami, FL (American Heritage HS) 4 Andre Mattison F 6-7 SO Washington D.C. (Coolidge HS) 5 Alex Tucker G 5-11 JR San Pedro, CA (Summit College Prep) 10 Dennis Mavin G 6-3 FR Gainesville, FL (The Rock School) 12 Dylan O'Sullivan G 6-3 SO Ft. Lauderdale, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) 21 Jordan McCoy G 6-6 SO Orlando, FL (Olympia HS) 22 Greg Gantt G 6-2 SO Gainesville, FL (Gainesville HS) 25 Pablo Bertone G 6-2 FR Arroyito, Argentina (RISE Academy) 40 Brett Royster F 6-8 SR Arlington, TX (Arlington Martin HS) 52 Kore White F 6-8 SO Fort Lauderdale, FL (Marshall Univ) 55 Justin Davis C 6-10 SR Jacksonville, FL (Mercer Univ) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (Last School) 25 Pablo Bertone G 6-2 FR Arroyito, Argentina (RISE Academy) 55 Justin Davis C 6-10 SR Jacksonville, FL (Mercer Univ) 22 Greg Gantt G 6-2 SO Gainesville, FL (Gainesville HS) 4 Andre Mattison F 6-7 SO Washington D.C. (Coolidge HS) 10 Dennis Mavin G 6-3 FR Gainesville, FL (The Rock School) 21 Jordan McCoy G 6-6 SO Orlando, FL (Olympia HS) 12 Dylan O'Sullivan G 6-3 SO Ft. Lauderdale, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) 1 Shavar Richardson G 6-3 JR Brooklyn, NY (New Creations Christian Prep) 40 Brett Royster F 6-8 SR Arlington, TX (Arlington Martin HS) 2 Raymond Taylor G 5-6 SO Miami, FL (American Heritage HS) 5 Alex Tucker G 5-11 JR San Pedro, CA (Summit College Prep) 52 Kore White F 6-8 SO Fort Lauderdale, FL (Marshall Univ) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mike Jarvis (3rd season Northeastern 68) Associate Head Coach: Mike Jarvis II (3rd season Boston `92) Assistant Coach: Matt McCall (3rd season Florida `04) Assistant Coach: Tim Kaine (3rd season Winthrop `02) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 25 Pablo Bertone BURR-tone-e 52 Kore White Corey

7 SUN BELT STANDINGS ( Regular Season) (As of 2/7/2011) EAST DIVISION SBC ALL TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. FAU MTSU WKU South Alabama FIU Troy WEST DIVISION SBC ALL TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Denver Arkansas St North Texas UALR La.-Lafayette ULM Saturday-Tuesday, March Sun Belt Championships (Hot Springs, AR) SUN BELT PLAYER of the WEEK Nov. 16 Juan Patillo, WKU Nov. 23 Josh White, UNT Nov. 30..Juan Patillo, WKU Dec. 7. Tristan Thompson, UNT Dec. 14 Hugh Mingo, ULM Dec. 21 Raymond Taylor, FAU Jan. 3.. Trey Finn, Arkansas St. Jan. 10. Will Weathers, Troy Jan. 17. Vernon Taylor, Troy Jan. 24.Tristan Thompson, UNT Jan. 31.Sergio Kerusch, WKU Feb. 7.. Greg Gantt, FAU Feb. 14. Feb. 21. Feb. 28 Mar PRESEASON ALL-SUN BELT TEAM FIRST TEAM George Odufuwa, F, UNT Josh White, G, UNT Tim Williams, G, USA Sergio Kerusch, F, WKU Steffphon Pettigrew, F, WKU SECOND TEAM Martavius Adams, G, ASU Donald Boone, G, ASU Greg Gantt, G, FAU Raymond Taylor, G, FAU Tristan Thompson, G, UNT THIRD TEAM Solomon Bozeman, G, UALR Brett Royster, F, FAU Marvin Roberts, G, FIU Randell Daigle, G, ULL James Washington, G, MTSU PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sergio Kerusch, F, WKU SUN BELT PRESEASON COACHES POLL EAST DIVISION Points 1. WKU (11) Florida Atlantic (1) South Alabama MTSU FIU Troy 17 WEST DIVISION Points 1. North Texas (12) 72 2.Arkansas State 55 3.Denver Louisiana-Lafayette UALR ULM 12

8 GAME-by by-game STARTERS (POINTS) Date Opponent Guard (Pts.) Guard (Pts.) Guard (Pts.) Forward (Pts.) Forward (Pts) N 12 UC-Davis Tucker (14) Mavin (19) Gantt (4) Royster (10) White (7) N 13 UW-Milwaukee Tucker (18) Mavin (8) Gantt (18) Royster (7) White (6) N 14 Portland Tucker (10) Mavin (11) Gantt (20) Royster (4) White (4) N 17 Warner Tucker (8) Mavin (14) Gantt (20) Royster (7) White (16) N 20 American Tucker (14) Mavin (9) Gantt (18) Royster (10) White (13) N 23 Florida Tucker (10) Mavin (10) Gantt (17) Royster (4) White (12) N 27 George Mason Tucker (2) Mavin (9) Gantt (15) Royster (6) White (11) N 30 Mississippi St. Tucker (0) Mavin (1) Gantt (12) Royster (12) White (18) D 4 USF Tucker (19) Mavin (0) Gantt (7) Royster (3) White (11) D 11 Hofstra Tucker (8) Mavin (2) Gantt (17) Royster (10) White (5) D 13 Siena Tucker (4) Mavin (2) Gantt (16) Royster (8) White (2) D 16 Troy Tucker (6) Taylor (24) Gantt (12) Royster (13) McCoy (9) D 19 ULM Tucker (8) Taylor (20) Gantt (5) Royster (8) McCoy (0) D 22 DePaul Tucker (2) Taylor (11) Gantt (20) Royster (4) White (2) J 3 Florida Memorial Tucker (3) Taylor (7) Gantt (28) Royster (8) McCoy (4) J 6 South Alabama Bertone (3) Taylor (15) Gantt (14) Royster (14) White (7) J 8 Arkansas St. Bertone (4) Taylor (7) Gantt (11) Royster (6) White (12) J 11 Manhattan Bertone (7) Taylor (7) Gantt (17) Royster (4) White (7) J 13 Middle Tenn. Bertone (4) Taylor (26) Gantt (10) Royster (2) White (11) J 15 Western Ky. Bertone (3) Taylor (17) Gantt (18) Royster (9) White (15) J 22 UALR Bertone (7) Taylor (13) Gantt (16) Royster (12) White (22) J 27 Middle Tenn. Bertone (4) Taylor (21) Gantt (7) Royster (10) White (6) J 29 Western Ky. Bertone (0) Taylor (14) Gantt (12) Royster (8) White (0) F 3 North Texas Tucker (10) Taylor (17) Gantt (15) Royster (4) White (4) F 5 FIU Tucker (10) Taylor (10) Gantt (19) Royster (18) White (0) SPECIALTY STATISTICS (FAU-OPPONENTS) Date Opponent Pts. off TO Pts. in Paint 2nd Ch. Pts. Bench Pts. N 12 UC-Davis N 13 UW-Milwaukee N 14 Portland N 17 Warner N 20 American N 23 Florida N 27 George Mason N30 Mississippi St D 4 USF D 11 Hofstra D 13 Siena D 16 Troy D 19 ULM D 22 DePaul J 3 Florida Memorial J 6 South Alabama J 8 Arkansas State J 11 Manhattan J 13 Middle Tenn J 15 Western Kentucky J 22 UALR J 27 Middle Tenn J 29 Western Kentucky F 3 North Texas F 5 FIU TOP 25 RANKINGS (Feb. 7) AP ESPN/USA TODAY 1. Ohio State 1. Ohio State 2. Kansas 2. Kansas 3. Texas 3. Texas 4. Pittsburgh 4. Pittsburgh 5. Duke 5. Duke 6. San Diego St. 6. San Diego St. 7. Brigham Young 7. Notre Dame 8. Notre Dame 8. Brigham Young 9. Villanova 9. UConn 10. UConn 10. Villanova 11. Georgetown 11. Georgetown 12. Syracuse 12. Purdue 13. Wisconsin 13. Syracuse 14. Purdue 14. Wisconsin 15. Arizona 15. Louisville 16. Louisville 16. Arizona 17. Florida 17. Utah State 18. Kentucky 18. Kentucky 19. Missouri 19. Florida 20. North Carolina 20. Missouri 21. Utah State 21. North Carolina 22. Texas A&M 22. Texas A&M 23. Vanderbilt 23. St. Mary s 24. Temple 24. Vanderbilt 25. West Virginia 25. Minnesota

9 FAU s RECORD when... ALL SBC Overall Home Road Neutral Against Ranked opponents In day games In night games (7 p.m. or later) In televised games In overtime games November December January February March Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday When leading at half When trailing at half When tied at half When scoring 100 or more points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring points When scoring 59 or fewer points When allowing 100 or more points When allowing points When allowing points When allowing points When allowing points When allowing 59 or fewer points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by points In games decided by 30 or more points FAU Outscores opponents bench FAU Outscored by opponents bench Bench scores the same ALL SBC FAU has 5 players score in double figures FAU has 4 players score in double figures FAU has 3 players score in double figures FAU has 2 players score in double figures FAU has 1 players score in double figures Opponent has 5 players score in double figures Opponent has 4 players score in double figures Opponent has 3 players score in double figures Opponent has 2 players score in double figures Opponent has 1 players score in double figures Leading with five minutes left Trailing with five minutes left Tied with five minutes left Leading with one minute left Trailing with one minute left Tied with one minute left When shooting 50% or better When shooting 40-49% 49% When shooting under 40% Opponent shoots 50% or better Opponent shoots 40-49% 49% Opponent shoots under 40% Has higher field goal % than opponent Has lower field goal % than opponent Has same field goal % as opponent FAU has more rebounds than opponent FAU has less rebounds than opponent Rebounds are the same FAU makes more 3-Pt. 3 than opponent FAU makes less 3-Pt. 3 than opponent Pt. FG are the same FAU makes more FT than opponent FAU makes less FT than opponent FT are the same FAU has positive A:TO ratio FAU has negative A:TO ratio A:TO ratio is even FAU has more assists than opponent FAU has fewer assists than opponent Assists are the same FAU has positive TO margin FAU has negative TO margin Turnovers are even

10 THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED The Last Time an Opposing Player Scored 40+ points.42, O Darien Bassett, Troy, 2/27/08 The Last Time an FAU Team Date Scored 30+ points...31, Steffphon Pettigrew, WKU, 1/15/11 Scored 100+ points..106, vs. FIU 1/30/10 Won an OT game at Troy (OT) 12/16/10 Scored 20+ points..26, Solomon Bozeman, UALR, 1/22/11 Made 10+ FG..10, Steffphon Pettigrew, WKU, 1/15/11 Lost an OT game vs. WKU 2/25/10 Made 5+ 3-PT 3 FG 5, Solomon Bozeman, UALR, 1/22/11 Won 20 games in a season Made 10+ FT 11, Charles Jenkins, Hofstra, 12/12/10 Made PT 3 FG...12, at Troy 12/16/10 Attempted 10+ FT 14, Steffphon Pettigrew, WKU, 1/15/11 Had 50+ rebounds 50 vs South Alabama 3/6/10 Had 15+ rebounds.. 15 Stephen Lumpkins American 11/20/10 Made 25+ FT vs. American 11/20/10 Had 10+ assists..10, Dominique Jones, USF, 11/27/09 Made 30+ FT vs. UWM 11/13/10 Had 5+ blocks... Made 35+ FT vs. Warner 12/10/09 Had 5+ steals...5, Erving Walker, Florida, 11/23/10 Attempted 30+ FT...35 vs. North Texas 2/3/11 Recorded a double-double.george Odfuwa (11 pts, 13 rebs) North Tex- Attempted 40+ FT vs. UWM 11/13/10 as, 2/3/11 Attempted 50+ FT.. 58 vs. Warner 12/10/09 Attempted PT 3 FG...27, at Troy 2/20/10 Had 25+ assists vs. FIU 1/30/10 Blocked 10+ shots..10, vs. North Texas 2/3/11 Had five players score in double figures vs. UALR 1/22/11 The Last Time an FAU Opponent Scored 100+ points USF, 100, 11/17/07 Made PT 3 FG,...Troy, 12 12/16/10 Had 50+ rebounds 55 vs. Miami 12/19/09 Made 20+ FT.24, MTSU 1/13/11 Had 20+ turnovers 21 vs. ULM, 1/9/10 Had 20+ assists.21 at Maryland, 12/27/09 Scored 50 points or less.50, vs, Manhattan, 1/11/11 The Last Time an FAU Player Scored 20+ points 21, Raymond Taylor vs. Middle Tennessee 1/27/11 Scored 30+ points.. 31, Shavar Richardson at Troy, 2/20/10 Made 10+ FG.. 10, Greg Gantt vs. Florida Memorial, 1/3/11 Attempted 20+ FG...21, Greg Gantt at South Alabama, 1/28/10 Made 10+ FT..16, Raymond Taylor vs. Warner 12/10/09 Made 15+ FT..16, Raymond Taylor vs. Warner 12/10/09 Made 5+ 3-PT 3 FG 5, Greg Gantt vs. Florida Memorial, 1/3/11 Attempted PT 3 FG.Greg Gantt and Raymond Taylor 1/29/11 vs. Western Kentucky Had 15+ rebounds.15, Brett Royster vs. South Alabama 3/6/10 Had 5+ off. rebounds.5, Brett Royster, vs. FIU, 2/5/11 Had 10+ def. rebounds 10, Brett Royster at FIU 2/18/10 Had 10+ assists..12, Alex Tucker at WKU, 1/15/11 Had 5+ steals...5, Raymond Taylor vs. Florida Tech 11/13/09 Had 5+ blocks 5, Brett Royster vs. Florida Memorial, 1/3/11 Played over 40 minutes...42, Raymond Taylor at Troy, 12/16/10 Recorded a double-double Kore White (22 pts, 11 rebs) vs. UALR 1/22/11 Fouled out......jordan McCoy at North Texas, 2/3/11

11 MIKE JARVIS Head Coach (3rd season) Overall Record (38-49 at FAU) Northeastern 68 NCAA Head Coaching Experience Boston University George Washington St. Johns 2008-pres. Florida Atlantic University Mike Jarvis is in his 22 nd season as a Division I men s basketball head coach and his third as coach of the Florida Atlantic University Owls. Jarvis accomplishments place him among the nation s elite college basketball coaches, having led three different programs into the NCAA Tournament during stops at Boston University ( ), George Washington University ( ) and St. John s University ( ). At Cambridge Rindge and Latin School (CRLS) formally named Rindge Technical High School Jarvis flourished as a young head coach, guiding the city s lone public high school to three-consecutive state titles (1979, 80 and 81), while compiling a near-perfect 77-1 record during that span. Jarvis prep players at CRLS included Patrick Ewing, Rumeal Robinson and current George Washington head coach Karl Hobbs. Jarvis remained at CRLS until Boston University (BU) offered him the opportunity to begin a collegiate head coaching career in Immediate success ensued when Jarvis guided the Terriers to a record and a berth into the National Invitation Tournament (NIT) in his first season. He won two ECAC North Atlantic Conference Championships (1988 and 90) and made three postseason tournament appearances at BU. Jarvis became the program s all-time winning coach ( record) and led the Terriers to the NCAA Tournament twice (1988 and 90). Prior to his arrival, the Terriers had gone to the Big Dance just two times in its 26-year history. In 1990, Jarvis accepted his first coaching position outside the state of Massachusetts, taking over at George Washington University (GW) in Washington D.C. Jarvis immediately transformed GW into one of the nation best teams, finishing in his first season ( ) and earning an invitation into the NIT. Making his initial accomplishments at GW even more impressive was the fact that the Colonials were just one year removed from a 1-27 campaign in In his third season at GW, Jarvis led the Colonials to its first 21-win season in 38 years. That team qualified for the first of four NCAA Tournament appearances during Jarvis tenure at GW and went on to advance into the tournament s Sweet 16. An season and return trip to the NCAA in firmly positioned GW among the nation s top college programs. Jarvis compiled a record in eight consecutive winning seasons at GW, leading the Colonials to seven postseason tournament appearances and three 20-win seasons. During a record-setting final year in , the Colonials would achieve a university-best national ranking of No. 17 by the Associated Press. Jarvis knack for recruiting and developing national and international talent at GW resulted in 11 players scoring more than 1,000 points during their careers. He became just the second men s basketball coach in the program s history to be elected to the George Washington University Athletic Hall of Fame. After outstanding tenures at BU and GW, the 13-year coaching veteran accepted the challenge of coaching a storied St. John s University program in Queens, New York that had enjoyed just one winning season in the five years prior to his appointment. That same season, Jarvis was elected president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC). Again success was immediate as Jarvis led the Red Storm to a 28-9 record in his first season at St. John s and his first appearance in an NCAA Regional Final just one step away from the Final Four. From , in six seasons (five complete), Jarvis went at St. John s. Under his direction, the Red Storm won the BIG EAST Tournament Championship in 2000 and won the NIT Championship at Madison Square Garden in Following his experience at St. John s, Jarvis moved to Boca Raton and embarked on a new career as a basketball analyst for ESPN and Yahoo. Since that time, he also has become a motivational speaker and launched an Internet broadcast service, Jarvis TV, that enables colleges and community organizations such as churches to stream live events and programming over the Internet. FAU has offered Jarvis his fourth collegiate head coaching stop. Like Jarvis rapid climb among the collegiate coaching ranks, FAU has made a rapid ascent from the program s first season in After just five years, FAU made the transition into Division I. One of just eight active coaches to have won 100-plus games at three different schools, Jarvis hopes to join Lefty Driesell as one of just two to have done so with four. 16. Despite not taking over the FAU program until May 2008, Jarvis was able to sign a four-player class that included Shavar Richardson, who led all Sun Belt freshmen in scoring and Alex Tucker, who set school records for assists in a game and a season. For his second season, Jarvis signed a seven-player class that included Raymond Taylor, who broke Tucker s school record for assists in a season and Greg Gantt, who was among the league leaders in scoring and three-point percentage. Both players were named Third-Team All-Sun Belt at the season s end. Jarvis and his wife, Connie, live in Boca Raton and have two adult children, Mike II and Dana Shaiyen, along with two grandchildren, Geoffrey and Ian. FAU Year-By By-Year Under Mike Jarvis Overall Home Away Neutral Conference YEAR CONF. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct Sun Belt Sun Belt Sun Belt Overall Totals

12 #1 #1 SHAVAR RICHARDSON Guard Junior 6 3 Hometown Brooklyn, NY Previous School New Creations Christian Prep [ RICHARDSON SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 16, Mins: 34, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Rebs: 3, 2x, last, Off: 1, 6x, last Mem. Assists: 3, 2x, last 2/5/11 vs. FIU Blocks: 1, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Steals:1, 4x, last Troy FG Made: 7, Att: 16, % (5+ att) 5-7, 2/5/11 vs. FIU 3-PT Made: 4, 2x, last 2/5/11 vs. FIU Att: 6, 3x, last 2/5/11 vs. FIU % (3+ att) 4-6, 2x, last 2/5/11 vs. FIU FT Made: 2, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Att: 4, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis % (4+ att): /12/10 vs. UC-Davis [ [ RICHARDSON CAREER HIGHS ] Points: /20/10 at Troy Mins: /17/09 at North Texas Rebs: /24/08 at #24 Davidson Off: x, 2/26/09 at WKU Assists: /7/09 vs. Troy Blocks: x, last vs. UC-Davis Steals: x, last at Middle Tennessee FG Made: x, last 2/20/10 at Troy Att: /20/10 at Troy % (5+ att) /22/09 vs. ULM 3-PT Made: /20/10 at Troy Att: /7/09 vs. Troy % (3+ att) /22/09 vs. ULM FT Made: /16/09 at SE Louisiana Att: /16/09 at SE Louisiana % (4+ att): /10/09 vs. Warner * Starred at Brooklyn's Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School * Honored as one of the top players from each New York borough * Went on to average 17.6 points per game at New Creations Christian prep school in Richmond, Indiana * Top freshman scorer (11.8 ppg) in SBC in * Scored 22 points vs. FIU (1/30/10) * Scored a career high 31 points at Troy (2/20/10) * FAU s leading scorer off the bench as a sophomore (8.4 ppg) * Had nine points off the bench vs. Mississippi St. (11/30/10) in first significant action since suffering a foot injury earlier in the seaosn * Scored a season-high 16 points vs. Siena (12/13/10) * Has two older brothers who played DI basketball, G Everage Richardson (Coastal Carolina), and F Derek Bell (Long Island U) * Scored 14 huge points off the bench in the Owls win over FIU (2/5/11) [ RICHARDSON GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis /13 UW-Milwaukee /14 Portland /17 Warner DNP 11/20 American DNP 11/23 Florida DNP 11/27 George Mason /30 Mississippi State /4 USF /11 Hofstra /13 Siena /16 Troy /19 ULM /22 DePaul /3 Florida Memorial /6 South Alabama /8 Arkansas St /11 Manhattan /13 Middle Tennessee /15 Western Kentucky DNP 1/22 UALR /27 Middle Tenn /29 Western Kenucky /3 North Texas /5 FIU Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /8.4 TOTAL / /10.2

13 #2 #2 RAYMOND TAYLOR Guard Sophomore 5 6 Hometown Miami, FL Previous School American Heritage HS [ TAYLOR SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 26, Mins: 42, Rebs: 8, Off: 3, 2x, last, Texas Assists: 12, 11/17/10 vs. Warner Blocks: Steals: 4, 1/27/11 vs. Middle Tenn. FG Made: 8, 3x, last 1/27/11 vs. MTSU Att: 16, 2x, last, % (5+ att) 8-13, 3-PT Made: 6, Att: 12, % (3+ att) 4-5, FT Made: 7, Att: 7, 2x, last, % (4+ att): 7-7, [ TAYLOR CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 26, Mins: /10/09 vs. Warner Rebs: x, last, Off: 3, 2x, last, Texas Assists: /02/10 vs. South Alabama Blocks: N/A Steals: /13/09 vs. Florida Tech FG Made: /16/09 at SE Louisiana Att: /16/09 at SE Louisiana % (5+ att) /14/09 at UNO 3-PT Made: 6, Att: 12, % (3+ att) /30/10 vs. FIU FT Made: /10/09 vs. Warner Att: /10/09 vs. Warner % (4+ att): /6/10 at Denver *Led Miami-Pace High School to a 4A State Championship as a sophomore *Transferred to American Heritage HS where he played with University of Florida guard Kenny Boynton *Member of two AAU national championships as part of Team Breakdown *All-State selection as a senior * Featured in ESPN.com article by Scoop Jackson while still in high school *Finished 13th in the Sun Belt in scoring and first in assists (11th nationally) as a freshman. *Came up three rebounds short of the first triple-double in FAU history with 17 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds in first collegiate game against Florida Tech. *Holds school record for assists in a season (177). *Named Third-Team All-Sun Belt as a freshman. *Scored 24 points in first start of the season at Troy * Named FAU s Male Student-Athlete and Sun Belt Player of the Week for helping team to 2-0 start in Sun Belt play. * Dished out a season-high 12 assists vs. Warner (11/17) * Scored a career-high 26 points in win over MTSU (1/13/11) and named FAU Student Athlete of the Week. * Scored 21 in rematch against Middle Tennessee (1/27/11) [ TAYLOR GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis DNP 11/13 UW-Milwaukee /14 Portland /17 Warner /20 American /23 Florida /27 George Mason /30 Mississippi St /4 USF /11 Hofstra /13 Siena /16 Troy * /19 ULM * /22 DePaul * /3 Florida Memorial * /6 South Alabama * /8 Arkansas St. * /11 Manhattan * /13 Middle Tenn. * /15 Western Kentucky * /22 UALR * /27 Middle Tennessee * /29 Western Kentucky * /3 North Texas * /5 FIU * Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /14.2 TOTAL / /14.2

14 #4 #4 ANDRE MATTISON Forward Sophomore 6 7 Hometown Washington D.C. Previous School American Heritage HS [ MATTISON SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 8, Mins: 18, Rebs: 6, Off: 2,2x, last Assists: Blocks: 1, 2x, last, 1/6/11 vs. S. Alabama Steals: 1, 1/3/2011 vs. Fl. Mem. FG Made: 3, Att: 3, 2x, last, % (5+ att) FT Made: 2, Att: 2, 3x, last % (4+ att): [ MATTISON CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 8, Mins: /12/09 at Louisiana-Lafayette Rebs: 6, Off: x, Assists: N/A Blocks: 1, 4x, last, 1/6/11 vs. S. Alabama Steals: x, last 1/3/11 at Fl. Mem. FG Made: 3, Att: /16/09 at SE Louisiana % (5+ att) N/A 3-PT Made: N/A Att: N/A % (3+ att) N/A FT Made: /12/09 at Louisiana-Lafayette Att: /12/09 at Louisiana-Lafayette % (4+ att): /12/09 at Louisiana-Lafayette * Led Coolidge High record and back-to-back DCIAA Final Fours in two seasons. * All-DCIAA selection on three occasions * Participated in the Capital Classic All-Star Game * McDonald s All-American Nominee * Helped M.M. Washington HS reach DCIAA title game as a sophomore * Got first career start at New Orleans (12/14/09) * Scored a career-high eight points and six rebounds vs. DePaul (12/22/10) [ MATTISON GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis /13 UW-Milwaukee /14 Portland /17 Warner /20 American DNP 11/23 Florida DNP 11/27 George Mason /30 Mississippi St. DNP 12/4 USF DNP 12/11 Hofstra DNP 12/13 Siena DNP 12/16 Troy DNP 12/19 ULM DNP 12/22 DePaul /3 Florida Memorial /6 South Alabama /8 Arkansas St /11 Manhattan /13 Middle Tenn /15 Western Kentucky /22 UALR /27 Middle Tenn /29 Western Kentucky /3 North Texas /5 FIU Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /0.7 TOTAL / /0.7

15 #5 #5 ALEX TUCKER Guard Junior 5 11 Hometown San Pedro, CA Previous School Summit College Prep [ TUCKER SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 19, 12/4/10 vs. USF Mins: 37,2x, last 11/20/10 v. American Rebs: 6, 2x, last 11/23/10@Florida Off: 3, 2x, last, 11/23/10@Florida Assists: 12, Ky. Blocks: 1, Steals: 3, 2x, last, 12/4/10 vs. USF FG Made: 6, 2x, last, 12/4/10 vs. USF Att: 13, 11/13/10 vs. UWM % (5+ att) 6-9, 12/4/10 vs. USF 3-PT Made: 1, 3x, last, 1/22/11 vs. UALR Att: 2, 2x, last 1/11/11 vs, Manhattan % (3+ att) FT Made: 8, 2x, last,11/23/10@florida Att: 10, 11/23/10@Florida % (4+ att): 8-8, 11/20/10 vs. American [ TUCKER CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 19, 12/4/10 vs. USF Mins: /6/10 vs. South Alabama Rebs: x, 1/23/10 vs. ASU Off: /23/10 vs. Arkansas State Assists: /30/10 vs. FIU Blocks: x, last vs. South Alabama Steals: /16/09 at SE Louisiana FG Made: x, last, 12/4/10 vs. USF Att: 13, 11/13/10 vs. UWM % (5+ att) 6-9, 12/4/10 vs. USF 3-PT Made: /28/09 at FIU Att: /28/09 at FIU % (3+ att) /28/09 at FIU FT Made: 8, 2x, last,11/23/10@florida Att: 10, 11/23/10@Florida % (4+ att):8-8, 11/20/10 vs. American * Double-double (12 pts/11 assists) vs. ULM (1/22/09) * Established a new FAU frosh assist record (139) as a freshman since broken by teammate Raymond Taylor * Scored a season-high 15 points against Arkansas St. (1/23/10) * Hit game-winning layup at Middle Tennessee State (1/16/10) * Recognized by coaching staff for his basketball IQ and versatility as a defender * Set program record with 16 assists vs FIU(1/30/10), an effort that was recognized by ESPN s Andy Katz and tied Kentucky s John Wall for most in a game last season * Already second on FAU s career assists list * Scored 18 points vs. UW-Milwaukee (11/13/10) * Named to the Athletes in Action All-Tournament Team and FAU s Male Student-Athlete of the Week after averaging 14 points a game in Portland. * Put in a career-high 19 points in win over USF (12/4/10) * Named a nominee for the Cousy Award, honoring the nation s best point guard * Had a season-high 12 assists in win over Western Kentucky. * Scored 14 points in win over UALR [ TUCKER GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis * /13 UWM * /14 Portland * /17 Warner * /20 American * /23 Florida * /27 George Mason * /30 Mississippi St. * /4 USF * /11 Hofstra * /13 Siena * /16 Troy * /19 ULM * /22 DePaul * /3 Florida Memorial * /6 South Alabama /8 Arkansas St /11 Manhattan /13 Middle Tenn /15 Western Ky /22 UALR /27 Middle Tenn /29 Western Kentucky /3 North Texas * /5 FIU * Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / /25/ /6.4 TOTAL / /6.3

16 #10 #10 DENNIS MAVIN Guard Freshman 6 3 Hometown Gainesville, FL Previous School The Rock School [ MAVIN SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 19, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Mins: 32, Rebs: 8, 11/20/10 vs. American Off: 2, 3x, last Assists: 3, Mason Blocks: Steals: 3, 11/13/10 vs. UWM FG Made: 6, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Att: 10, 3x, last Mason % (5+ att) 6-10, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis 3-PT Made: 1, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Att: 3, 11/13/10 vs. UWM % (3+ att) 1-3, 11/13/10 vs. UWM FT Made: 6, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Att: 9, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis % (4+ att): 5-6, 11/20/10 vs. American * Spent three years at Gainesville-Eastside High School, before transferring to The Rock School * Lead team to 22-7 record and was FACA North Central Florida 1A Player of the Year * Had 20 point games vs. nationally recognized programs Winston Salem-Higher Education (29) and Orlando-Jones (25) * Scored 28 points to help team advance to round of 16 in state playoffs, while fighting off the flu * Averaged more than 15 points as a senior despite playing much of the year with an ankle injury * Named First-Team All-Area by The Gainesville Sun * Named to the FSWA All-State Team * Scored 19 in first collegiate game vs. UC-Davis * Pulled down career high eight rebounds vs. American * Had 13 points at North Texas (2/3/11) [ MAVIN GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis * /13 UW-Milwaukee * /14 Portland * /17 Warner * /20 American * /23 Florida * /27 George Mason * /30 Mississippi St. * /4 USF * /11 Hofstra * /13 Siena * /16 Troy /19 ULM /22 DePaul /3 Florida Memorial /6 South Alabama /8 Arkansas State /11 Manhattan /13 Middle Tenn /15 Western Kentucky /22 UALR /27 Middle Tenn /29 Western Kentucky /3 North Texas /5 FIU

17 #21 #21 JORDAN MCCOY Forward Sophomore 6 6 Hometown Orlando, FL Previous School Olympia HS [ MCCOY SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 14, 11/13/10 vs. UWM Mins: 38, Troy Rebs: 11, 11/17/10 vs. Warner Off: 4,3x, last, 1/3/11 vs.fl. Memorial Assists: 1, Blocks: 2, 11/13/10 vs. UWM Steals: 2, FG Made: 5, 11/13/10 vs. UWM Att: 8, 11/13/10 vs. UWM % (5+ att) 5-8, 11/13/10 vs. UWM 3-PT Made: Att: 1, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis % (3+ att) FT Made: 6, 11/20/10 vs. American Att: 8, 11/20/10 vs. American % (4+ att): 4-4, [ MCCOY CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 14 11/13/10 vs. UWM Mins: 38, Troy Rebs: 11, 11/17/10 vs. Warner Off: /30/09 vs. Albany Assists: x, last vs. Troy Blocks:2... 4x,lasy 11/13/10 vs. UWM Steals: 2, FG Made: 5.11/13/10 vs. UWM Att: /13/10 vs. UWM % (5+ att): /29/09 vs. Hofstra FT Made: 6, 11/20/10 vs. American Att: /14/10 at Western Kentucky % (4+ att): 4-4, * Played at Olympia HS in Orlando * Helped team to 6A championship game as a senior * Named top-30 senior by Orlando Sentinel * All-Region selection as a senior * Named top-50 prospect by FloridaProspects.com * Ended his freshman year with averages of 4.0 points and 3.9 rebounds a game * Had a career high 14 points vs. UW-Milwaukee * Pulled down a career-high 11 rebounds vs. Warner (11/17/10) * Scored 10 points vs. Manhattan * Scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds at Middle Tennessee (1/13/11) [ MCCOY GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis /13 UW-Milwaukee /14 Portland /17 Warner /20 American /23 Florida /27 George Mason /30 Mississippi St /4 USF /11 Hofstra /13 Siena /16 Troy * /19 ULM * /22 DePaul /3 Florida Memorial * /6 South Alabama /8 Arkansas State /11 Manhattan /13 Middle Tenn /15 Western Kentucky /22 UALR /27 Middle Tenn /29 Western Kentucky /3 North Texas /5 FIU Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /4.0 TOTAL / /4.0

18 #22 #22 GREG GANTT Sophomore Guard 6 2 Hometown Gainesville, FL Previous School Gainesville HS [ GANTT SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 28, 1/3/11 vs. Fl. Memorial Mins: 40, Rebs: 8, 2x, last, Memorial Off: 3, 4x, last Assists: 4, 11/17/10 vs. Warner Blocks: Steals: 3, 1/11/11 vs. Manhattan FG Made: 10, 1/3/10 vs. FL. Memorial Att: 17, 2x, last, 12/22/10@DePaul % (5+ att) 10-14, 1/3/11 vs. Fl. Memorial 3-PT Made: 6, Att: 14, % (3+ att) : 2-3, FT Made: 8, 11/13/10 vs. UWM Att: 10, 11/13/10 vs. UWM % (4+ att): 6-6, 1/22/11 vs. UALR [ GANTT CAREER HIGHS ] Points: /21/10 vs. UALR Mins: /10/09 vs. Warner Rebs: 8, 2x, last, Memorial Off: /13/09 vs. Florida Tech Assists: /14/09 at New Orleans Blocks:1... 3x, last vs. ULM Steals: x, last 1/11/11 vs, Manhattan FG Made: /21/10 vs. UALR Att: /28/10 at South Alabama % (5+ att): /11/10 at ULL 3-PT Made: /21/10 vs. UALR Att: /28/10 at South Alabama % (3+ att): /14/10 at WKU FT Made: 8, 11/13/10 vs. UWM Att: 10, 11/13/10 vs. UWM % (4+ att): 6-6, 1/22/11 vs. UALR * Led Gainesville HS to 5A state title as a senior * Three-time Gainesville Sun Player of the Year * Two-time all-state selection * Averaged 27 points at state final four as a senior * Named to Gainesville Sun All-Decade team * Scored a career-high 29 points against UALR (1/21/10) * Leading Freshman in Sun Belt (5th overall) in scoring in * Freshman record holder for three-pointers made in a season (85) * Third Team All-Sun Belt, NABC District 24 Second Team and College Insider.com Mid-Major Freshman All-American Selection in * Named to Athletes in Action Classic All-Tournament Team. * Already 13 career 20+ point games *Named FAU Male Student-Athlete of the Week while averaging 16 ppg in games against Florida and George Mason * Named FAU Male Student-Athlete of the Week after helping Owls to win over Hofstra * Scored a season-high 28 points in win over Florida Memorial (1/3/11), earning his FAU Student-Athlete of the Week honors for the third time. * Named FAU and Sun Belt Athlete of the Week after averaging 17 ppg in wins over North Texas and FIU [ GANTT GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis * /13 UW-Milwaukee * /14 Portland * /17 Warner * /20 American * /23 Florida * /27 George Mason * /30 Mississippi St. * /4 USF * /11 Hofstra * /13 Siena * /16 Troy * /19 ULM * /22 DePaul * /3 Florida Memorial * /6 South Alabama * /8 Arkansas St. * /11 Manhattan * /13 Middle Tenn * /15 Western Kentucky * /22 UALR * /27 Middle Tenn * /29 Western Kentucky * /3 North Texas * /5 FIU * Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /15.6 TOTAL / /15.6

19 #25 #25 PABLO BERTONE Guard Freshman 6 3 Hometown Arroyito, Argentina Previous School RISE Academy [ BERTONE SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 10, Memorial Mins: 18, 2x, last, Memorial Rebs: 5, 1/27/11 vs. Middle Tenn. Off: 4, 1/27/11 vs. Middle Tenn. Assists: 2, 3x, last, 1/11/11 vs. Manhattan Blocks: 1, 12/4/10 vs. USF Steals: FG Made: 4, Memorial Att: 6, Memorial % (5+ att): 4-6, 1/3/11 vs. Fl. Memorial 3-PT Made: Att: % (3+ att) FT Made: 3, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis Att: 4, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis % (4+ att): 3-4, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis * Averaged 16.4 points, 8.7 rebounds, and 5.5 assists per game at RISE Academy. * Noted for his ability as both a dribble penetrator and a passer * Played on the U-18 Argentinean National team. * Named to All-Tournament Team at AAU events in Las Vegas and Maryland * Provided key three-point play in win over USF * Scored 10 points, grabbed four rebounds, and dished out two assists in win over Florida Memorial on 1/3/11 (all career highs) * Got first career start vs. South Alabama (1/6/11) * Scored a career high 10 points vs. Florida Memorial [ BERTONE GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis /13 UW-Milwaukee /14 Portland /17 Warner /20 American /23 Florida DNP 11/27 George Mason /30 Mississippi St /4 USF /11 Hofstra DNP 12/13 Siena /16 Troy /19 ULM /22 DePaul /3 Florida Memorial /6 South Alabama * /8 Arkansas State * /11 Manhattan * /13 Middle Tenn. * /15 Western Kentucky * /22 UALR * /27 Middle Tenn * /29 Western Kentucky * /3 North Texas /5 FIU Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / /25/ /6.4 TOTAL / /6.3

20 #40 #40 BRETT ROYSTER Forward Senior 6 8 Hometown Arlington, TX Previous School Arlington Martin HS [ ROYSTER SEASON HIGHS ] Points: 18, 2/3/11 vs. FIU Mins: 40, Rebs: 9, 3x, last 2/5/11 vs. FIU Off: 5, 2/3/11 vs. FIU Assists: 1, 4x, last, Blocks: 7, 2x, last, Steals: 2, 1/8/11 vs. Ark. St. FG Made: 7, 2/3/11 vs. FIU Att: 9, 1/29/11 vs. WKU % (5+ att) 7-8, 2/3/11 vs. FIU FT Made: 8, 11/20/10 vs. American Att: 11, 1/22/11 vs. UALR % (4+ att): 8-9, 11/20/10 vs. American [ ROYSTER CAREER HIGHS ] Points : /10/09 vs. Warner Mins: /10/09 vs. Warner Rebs: /6/10 vs. South Alabama Off: /10/09 vs. Warner Assists: /5/09 at UNO Blocks: x, last Steals: x, last at Hofstra FG Made: x, last vs. Louisiana Att: /17/09 at North Texas % (5+ att): /5/09 at UNO FT Made: 8, 11/20/10 vs. American Att: 11, 1/22/11 vs. UALR % (4+ att): /14/09 at New Orleans *McDonalds All-America nominee as a HS player in Arlington, TX *Holds school records for blocks as a freshman, sophomore and junior, in addition to single season record * Recorded five double-doubles as a junior * Led team in rebounds and FG% as a sophomore and a junior * Led the Sun Belt and was 12th in the nation in blocks as a junior * Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year * Can become first player in program history with 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 200 blocked shots. * Has blocked 5+ shots in five games this season * FAU s career blocked shots leader * Sun Belt s all-time blocked shots leader * Scored a season-high 14 points against South Alabama (1/6/11) * Had 18 points, nine rebounds and scored game winning basket in win over FIU (2/3/11) [ ROYSTER GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis * /13 UW-Milwaukee * /14 Portland * /17 Warner * /20 American * /23 Florida * /27 George Mason * /30 Mississippi St. * /4 USF * /11 Hofstra * /13 Siena * /16 Troy * /19 ULM * /22 DePaul * /3 Florida Memorial * /6 South Alabama * /8 Arkansas State * /11 Manhattan * /13 Middle Tenn. * /15 Western Kentucky * /22 UALR * /27 Middle Tenn * /29 Western Kentucky * /3 North Texas * /5 FIU * Career Stats Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / / / /10.0 TOTAL / /7.0

21 #52 #52 KORE WHITE Forward Redshirt Sophomore 6 8 Hometown Ft. Lauderdale, FL Previous School Marshall Univ. [ WHITE SEASON/CAREER HIGHS ] Points: 22, 1/22/11 vs. UALR Mins: 35, Rebs: 11, 1/22/11 vs. UALR Off: 5, 1/27/11 vs. Middle Tenn. Assists: 3, 2x, last Blocks: 6, 1/3/11 vs. Fl. Memorial Steals: 3, 11/12/10 vs. UC-Davis FG Made: 9, 1/22/11 vs. UALR Att: 15, 1/22/11 vs. UALR % (5+ att) 5-6, 3-PT Made: 1,6x, last, 1/22/11 vs. UALR Att: 2, Mason % (3+ att) FT Made: 3, 3x, last, 1/22/11 vs. UALR Att: 6, 1/22/11 vs. UALR % (4+ att): 3-4, St. * Three-year starter at Dillard High School, where they went 29-2 and won the Florida Class 5A state title * Averaged 15 pts, 11 rebs and eight blocks per game as his senior year * 5A First Team All-State selection as a senior * Named to the Sun Sentinel Fab Five team * 2007 MLK Tournament MVP * Appeared in 10 of the final 12 games of the year while at Marshall * Practiced with the team last season, but did not play due to NCAA transfer rules *Had 13 points and eight rebounds vs. American * Narrowly missed first career double-double with 11 points and nine rebounds vs. George Mason * Had 18 points and eight rebounds in win over Miss. St. * Named FAU Male Student-Athlete of the Week after helping Owls to wins over Mississippi St. and USF * Scored 14 points and blocked a career high six shots against Florida Memorial (1/3/11) [ WHITE GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis * /13 UW-Milwaukee * /14 Portland * /17 Warner * /20 American * /23 Florida * /27 George Mason * /30 Mississippi St. * /4 USF * /11 Hofstra * /13 Siena * /16 Troy /19 ULM /22 DePaul * /3 Florida Memorial * /6 South Alabama * /8 Arkansas State * /11 Manhattan * /13 Middle Tenn. * /15 Western Kentucky * /22 UALR * /27 Middle Tenn * /29 Western Kentucky * /3 North Texas * /5 FIU *

22 #55 #55 JUSTIN DAVIS Center Senior 6 10 Hometown Jacksonville, FL Previous School Mercer Univ. [ DAVIS SEASON HIGHS ] Points: Mins: 11, 2x, 11/17/10 vs. Warner Rebs: 5, Off: 3, Assists: Blocks: 1, 11/17/10 vs. Warner Steals: FG Made: Att: % (5+ att) 3-PT Made: Att: % (3+ att) FT Made: Att: % (4+ att): [ DAVIS CAREER HIGHS ] Points : /23/10 vs. Arkansas St Mins: /23/09 at Georgia Rebs: /23/09 at Georgia Off: /28/10 at South Alabama Assists: /11/10 at La.-Lafayette Blocks: /19/09 vs. Miami Steals: x, last vs. Arkansas St FG Made: /23/10 vs. Arkansas St. Att: /23/10 vs. Arkansas St. % (5+ att): /4/10 at North Texas FT Made: x, last at South Alabama Att: x, last at South Alabama * Two-time team MVP while playing at Jacksonville Episcopal HS, averaging a double-double (20 ppg, 11.6 rpg) as a senior * Had 10 blocks and 36 rebounds as a freshman at Mercer (07-08) before electing to transfer * Dean s List student while at Mercer * Missed games early last season due to injury * Saw first extended action of the season against Miami in Orange Bowl Classic, scoring 2 points and pulling down 4 rebounds in 19 minutes of action * Grabbed career-high seven rebounds vs. Georgia (12/23/09) * Scored career-high six points vs. Arkansas St. (1/23/10) [ DAVIS GAME-BY BY-GAME BOX ] Date Opponent GS FG/A 3FG/A FT/A PTS O-D-T O PF AST TO BLK STL MIN 11/12 UC-Davis DNP 11/13 UW-Milwaukee /14 Portland /17 Warner /20 American /23 Florida /27 George Mason /30 Mississippi St /4 USF /11 Hofstra DNP 12/13 Siena /16 Troy DNP 12/19 ULM DNP 12/22 DePaul DNP 1/3 Florida Memorial DNP 1/6 South Alabama DNP 1/8 Arkansas St. DNP 1/11 Manhattan DNP 1/13 Middle Tenn /15 Western Kentucky DNP 1/22 UALR /27 Middle Tenn. DNP 1/29 Western Kentucky DNP 2/3 North Texas /5 FIU DNP Career Stats (at FAU) Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /0.8 TOTAL / /0.8

23 FAU MEN S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES TV/RADIO ROSTER #1 Shavar Richardson Jr. Guard 6 3 Brooklyn, NY #2 Raymond Taylor So. Guard 5 6 Miami, FL #4 Andre Mattison So. Forward 6 7 Washington, D.C. #5 Alex Tucker Jr. Guard 5 11 San Pedro, CA #10 Dennis Mav in Fr. Guard 6 3 Gainesville, FL #12 Dylan O Sullivan So. Guard 6 3 Ft. Lauderdale, FL #21 Jordan McCoy So. Forward 6 6 Orlando, FL #22 Greg Gantt So. Guard 6 3 Gainesville, FL #25 Pedro Bertone Fr. Guard 6 3 Arroyito, Argentina #40 Brett Royster Sr. Forward 6 8 Arlington, TX #52 Kore White So. Forward 6 8 Ft. Lauderdale, FL #55 Justin Davis Sr. Center 6 10 Jacksonville, FL Mike Jarvis Head Coach Mike Jarvis II Associate Head Coach Matt McCall Assistant Coach Tim Kaine Assistant Coach

24 11/12/10 Chiles Center Portland, OR Game #1 UC-Davis 63 Florida Atlantic 70 11/13/10 Chiles Center Portland, OR Game #2 UW-Milwaukee 76 Florida Atlantic 85 11/14/10 Chiles Center Portland, OR Game #3 11/17/10 FAU Arena Boca Raton, FL Game #4 Florida Atlantic 75 Warner 58 Portland 89 Florida Atlantic 88

25 11/20/10 FAU Arena Boca Raton, FL Game #5 11/17/10 O Connell Center Gainesville, FL Game #6 American 82 Florida Atlantic 66 Florida Atlantic 72 Florida 79 11/27/10 Patriot Center Fairfax, VA Game #7 Florida Atlantic 51 11/30/10 Humphrey Coliseum Starkville, MS Game #8 Florida Atlantic 61 George Mason 66 Mississippi State 59

26 12/4/10 FAU Arena Boca Raton, FL Game #9 USF 42 Florida Atlantic 50 12/11/1 Mack Sports Complex Hempstead, Game 0 NY #10 Florida Atlantic 63 Hofstra 59 12/13/10 Times Union Forum Albany, NY Game #11 Florida Atlantic 69 12/16/10 Sartain Hall Troy, AL Game #12 Florida Atlantic 82 Siena 72 Troy 77

27 12/19/10 Fant-Ewing Coliseum, Monroe, LA Game #13 Florida Atlantic 60 12/22/10 Allstate Arena, Chicago, IL Game #14 Florida Atlantic 62 ULM 58 DePaul 71 12/30/10 FAU Arena, Boca Raton, FL Game #15 1/6/11 FAU Arena, Boca Raton, FL Game #16 Florida Memorial 76 South Alabama 57 Florida Atlantic 94 Florida Atlantic 65