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1 Stony Brook Basketball Contact: Rob Emmerich, Jr. Phone: Fax: Senior Captain Cell: Bobby Santiago Indoor Sports Complex Stony Brook University Gym Road Stony Brook, N.Y SCHEDULE 3-11 Overall 1-4 America East Date...Opponent Time (EST) Nov 18...at No. 5 Villanova #... L, Nov at Lehigh # L, Nov Columbia #% L, Dec. 7...at St. John s #..... L, Dec at UMBC #% L, Dec at Hofstra #%..... L, Dec Albany #% L, Dec at No. 2 Connecticut*#... L, Dec at Wagner #%.... L, Jan. 2...Colgate %......W, Jan. 5...Vermont %......W, Jan. 8...at Binghamton #... L, Jan 10...at Dartmouth #%...W, Jan New Hampshire #... L, Jan 16...at George Washington #... 7 p.m. Jan 19...Boston University %... 7 p.m. Jan 22...at Hartford #% p.m. Jan at Maine # :30 p.m. Jan UMBC #% p.m. Feb. 1...at Albany #% p.m. Feb at Vermont #% p.m. Feb Binghamton #%... 7 p.m. Feb at Boston College #... 7 p.m. Feb at New Hampshire #... 7 p.m. Feb at Boston Univ. #%... 1 p.m. Feb Hartford % p.m. Feb Maine # p.m. Radio: # - WLIE 540 AM, % - WUSB 90.1 FM Internet: TV: MSG -Madison Square Garden Network * - game will be played at the Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Conn. GAME BACKDROP Stony Brook Record Head Coach... Steve Pikiell (UConn 90) Career Record: Record at School Leading Scorer...Mitchell Beauford 15.0 ppg George Washington Record Head Coach...Karl Hobbs School Record Leading Scorer... Danilo Pinnock, 15.9 ppg. MEDIA INFORMATION Television: none Radio: WLIE 540 AM Audio and live stats: Game STONY BROOK GAME NOTES 15 Stony Brook (3-11) vs.no. 17/19 George Washington (12-1) Monday, January 16, 2006 Washington, D.C. Game time: 7:00 p.m. Radio: WLIE 540 AM TV: none Internet Audio: Stony Brook Travels to Nation s Capital To Take on No. 17 George Washington The Stony Brook men s basketball travels to Washington, D.C. to take on No. 17 George Washington. The Seawolves are looking to bounce back after a hard-fought loss to New Hampshire on Saturday, falling The Seawolves take on their third-nationally ranked opponent of the season, as Stony Brook has already faced Villanova and UConn. Versus The Colonials Tonight s game is the first-ever match up between these two schools. Same Faces, Different Places Coach Steve PIkiell will return back to George Washington, but this time he will be pacing the Stony Brook sidelines instead. Pikiell, who was previously at GW from as an associate head coach. Many of the standout players for George Washington are players that Pikiell recrutied during his stay in Washington, D.C. What A Difference A Year Makes Since the turn of the New Year, the Seawolves are 3-2 in their five games they have played in Stony Brook did not have a win in their first nine games of the season, but with wins against Colgate, Vermont, and Dartmouth, the Seawolves are 3-1 in With the win at Dartmouth, Stony Brook picked up their first road win since February 12, 2005 at Hartford NUMERICAL ROSTER Quick Hits Stony Brook begins its fifth season as a member of the America East in Stony Brook was picked seventh in the America East preseason poll Stony Brook signed five players to NLI s during the early signing period in November - the biggest recruiting class in the program s history Hoopscooponline.com ranks the Seawolves recruiting class as the best in the America East Conference, and one of the top-40 in the nation. Probable Starters No. Name Cl. Pos. Hgt. Wt. Hometown High School/Previous School 21 Bobby Santiago Sr. G Bronx, N.Y. All Hallows 12 Mitchell Beauford R-So. G Queens, N.Y. Christ the King 5 Hendrik Feist Sr. G/F Achern, Germany Urspring 33 Mike Popoko Jr. F Baltimore, Md. The McDonogh School 32 Andrew Goba Fr. F/C Durban, South Africa Durban 1 Antwan Hardy So. G Washington, D.C. Montrose Christian 2 Marques Cox Fr. G Jamaica, N.Y. Cardozo 3 Anthony Noble R-Jr. G Hempstead, N.Y. Uniondale/Hofstra 11 Ricky Lucas Jr. G Herndon, Va. Herndon/George Washington 22 Solomon Bamiro Sr. G/F Central Islip, N.Y. Central Islip 23 Stephane Bakinde Fr. F Yaounde, Cameroon Montverde Academy 30 Ryan Jones Jr. G Washington, D.C. Hargrave Military Academy/Elon 31 Andre Vanterpool Sr. G Manhasset, N.Y. Manhasset 34 Tre Cunningham Fr. G Greenville, S.C. South Side 40 John Henkel Sr. F Rockville Centre, N.Y. South Side. 0-0

2 Tale of The Tape Stats Category SB GW Scoring Offense Scoring Defense FT % FG% Rebounding Margin FG Pct. Defense pt FG Pct. % Is The Magical Number The Seawolves did not reach the 60 point mark through the first nine games of the season. However, in two of the three Seawolf wins, Stony Brook reached 70 and 61 respectively. A Complete Effort Bobby Santiago had an great overall effort against New Hampshire. Santiago had a game-high 17 points, along with recording season-best in rebounds with eight and assists with six. Santiago also added three steals. Taking Care of the Glass Stony Brook controlled the boards against New Hampshire, winning the rebound battle, 34-23, including a 9-4 edge on the offensive glass. It was just the fourth time this season Stony Brook has outrebounded their opponents. Trouble From Behind the Arc In the last three games, the Seawolves have struggled from three-point range, going a combined (25.5%) Sloppy Play The Seawolves committed 19 turnovers against UNH, their second most of the season. Mitchell Beauford had seven turnovers on the afternoon. Pops Cleaning Glass Mike Popoko snagged a career-best 13 boards, including five offensive rebounds against Dartmouth, helping give the Seawolves a 14-6 edge on the offensive glass. Popoko leads the team in rebounds with 5.4 a game. Beauford s Taking Over Mitchell Beauford dominated the Big Green of Dartmouth, pouring in 14 of his 22 points in the first half. Beauford netted his second game-winning shot since returning back to the lineup against Dartmouth on a lay-up with 33 seconds left in the game. Beauford s other game-winner came against Vermont with 1.5 seconds left on the clock to give the Seawolves their first win over the Catamounts in school history. A Tale of Two Halves The Dartmouth game was a tale of two halves, as the Seawolves were terrific in the first half, shooting 42% and holding Dartmouth to just five field goals. In the second half, Stony Brook connected on just six field goals and went on three different stretches of four-minute spans when they were held scoreless. A Noble Idea Anthony Noble played 14 minutes and netted four points against Dartmouth, both career highs. Noble also pulled down a career-best three boards on the evening. Feist s Half Hendrik Feist, although held scoreless in the first half of the Dartmouth game, commanded the second half with nine points, including the two free throws with :01 second left to seal the victory. Finally Making The Trip Freshman center Andrew Goba visited the foul line for the first time in his career against Binghamton. Goba went 2-4 from the charity stripe on the evening for his only points. Struggles From Downtown In the past two games, Stony Brook has not been very successful from beyond the arc. In the last two games, the Seawolves have had their two worst-single game performances of the year. Against Dartmouth, the Seawolves were just 1-8,a 12% shooting performance from the field, their worst of the season.. Career Night For Bamiro Solomon Bamiro had his best game in a Seawolf jersey against Binghamton. Bamiro came off the bench to notch career highs in points with nine and Seawolves throwing home two dunks, including a highlight reel alley-oop from Santiago. Hardy Makes It Count Stony Brook Signs Five In The Early Signing Period The following players signed National Letters of Intent during the early signing period to play basketball at Stony Brook, beginning in the fall of 2006 TEAM LEADERS STONY BROOK Scoring PPG Mitchell Beauford 15.0 Rebounds RPG Mike Popoko 5.4 Assists APG Bobby Santiago 2.6 SEAWOLVES ON TV STONY BROOK Dec. 14 at Hofstra FSN Jan. 8 at Binghamton MSG Jan. 14 vs. New Hampshire FSNE Cablevision, Ch. 18 or 60 Be sure to tune in to the Stony Brook Sports Report featuring Coach Pikiell on Cablevision every Tuesday night beginning on Jan. 3 SBU in the America East (05-06) Category Stat AE Rank Scoring Offense th Scoring Defense nd FT %.547 9th FG%.361 9th Rebounding Margin th FG Pct. Defense.430 4th 3-pt FG Pct. %.325 6th AT A GLANCE Seawolves 05-06: Home: 2-3 Road: 1-8 Neutral: 0-0 QUICK FACTS Location Stony Brook, N.Y. Founded 1957 Enrollment 22,355 Nickname Seawolves Colors Scarlet, Blue and Gray Arena Sports Complex (4,103) Affiliation NCAA- 1A Conference America East President Dr. Shirley Strum Kenny Director of Athletics Jim Fiore Athletic Department BASKETBALL HISTORY Collegiate Seasons 42 Number of postseasons 19 Number of postseasons (D-I) 4 Last NCAA tourn. appearance 1991 (D-III) America East tourn. appearances (rec.) 4 (3-4) All-time record (.521) All-time America East record (.348) Riiny Ngot - (7-2, 230-lb, C) - Calgary, Canada/Father Lacombe High School - Ranked as 44th best fifth-year high schooler in the nation by HOOPSCOOP online. Eddie Castellanos (6-1, 180, G) - Hoboken, N.J./Hoboken High School - Hudson County Player of the Year last season Chris Martin (6-1, 210, G) - Springfield Gardens, N.Y./Christ the King HS/Maine Central Insititute - No. 89 in HOOPSCOOP s ranking of top fifth-year players Rio Pitt (6-7, 210, F) Amityville, N.Y./Our Savior New American HS - Standout for one of the top high schools in the nation Marcus Robinson (6-3, 185, G/F) Pittsburgh, Pa./Allderdice - first-team All-City player from Pittsburgh

3 Antwan Hardy made his biggest impact since the turn of the New Year, netting 11 points on 4 of 6 shooting against the Bearcats in 20 minutes of action. Better D Stony Brook held Binghamton to just 33.3% shooting from the floor, the lowest percentage by a Seawolf opponent this season. Binghamton shot 16-for-48 from the field for 37 points. The Bearcats other 26 points came from the charity stripe Brace For Impact Mitchell Beauford has established himself as an impact player for the Seawolves. In terms of overall team scoring: (Beauford s freshman season) the team averaged 62.6 ppg (first six games with Beauford) the team averaged 62.8 ppg - he was averaging close to 17 per game at the time of the injury and the team was 3-3. (without Beauford) the team averaged 60.8 ppg and went 9-14 the rest of the way (first six games without Beauford) - team averaged 50.2 ppg - team was 0-6 (the last seven with him) the team is averaging 57.1 ppg - team is 3-4 In terms of free throw shooting: The first six games without Beauford, Stony Brook shot (.447) from the free throw line The last seven games with Beauford - Stony Brook has gone (.607) from the free throw line. The Seawolves have made more free throws than they had attempted without Beauford and increased their shooting percentage by 15%. Welcome To Bobby s World Bobby Santiago had his best game in a Seawolf uniform in the Vermont win. Santiago tied his career high in points with 23, going 8 of 15 from the field, including a 4-for-8 performance from downtown. He also led the team in rebounds (3), assists (3) and steals (3). Santiago has now scored in double digits in five of the last seven games. In the Seawolves first two wins this season, Santiago has combined for 28 points on shooting (50%). He snagged nine boards and recorded four steals and four assists. He has led his team from the charity stripe as well, going a perfect 9-9. Taking Care Of The Ball The Seawolves have started to take care of the ball, limiting their turnovers in their three wins. Facing Dartmouth, the Seawolves committed just nine turnovers. Against Vermont, Stony Brook turned the ball over just six times, while against Colgate, Stony Brook had 13. Stony Brook s defense has also picked up, pressuring their opponents into increased turnovers on their end. Vermont committed 19 turnovers while Colgate had 21 in their loss. The 40 turnovers is the most the Seawolves have caused in consecutive games. The six turnovers were the Seawolves lowest of the season. Their previous low was 11 against Columbia on November 26. The six turnovers were also the lowest in a game by the Seawolves since Stony Brook became a Division I team in the season. It s Good To Be Back Mitchell Beauford has had a large impact since returning to the Seawolf lineup. Beauford leads the team in scoring with 15.9 points per game. Tying a career-high 22 points at Dartmouth, Beauford once again hit a key lay-up with 33 seconds left to propel the Seawolves to victory. In one of his best all-around efforts, Beauford poured in 17 points, six boards, four assists, and three steals at Binghamton. Beauford registered 16 points versus Vermont, but more importantly, he delivered the game-winning three point play with 1.5 seconds to seal the victory for the Seawolves. He netted a season-high 20 points against Colgate, going 7-18 from the field and 6-9 from the free throw line in 24 minutes of action. In just his third game this season, Beauford started his second contest vs. Wagner and poured in 13 points while grabbing six boards and dishing five assists. Beauford also picked up the starting nod against UConn and netted a team-high 14 points at the Hartford Civic Center. He also added two rebounds and two assists along with a steal. Career Night For Tre... Again Tre Cunningham has emerged in the last few games as serious threat for the Seawolves. Against Colgate, Cunningham set a new-career high in points (15) and rebounds (8). Cunningham had stepped up in the Wagner game several days before, netting a previous best 14 points in a loss. Showing Improvements at the Line The Seawolves, who are just shooting 53 percent from the foul line on the season, have improved drastically. Against Colgate, the Seawolves shot (69.7%) in their most trips to the charity stripe this season. Bobby Santiago sank all six of his free throws and Cunningham went 6-8 to lead the team. Stony Brook went (70.6%) against Wagner. Beauford went 5-8 and Cunningham hit 5-6 to lead Stony Brook. Hitting The Glass Before the Colgate game, the Seawolves have been dominated on the boards in their last two contests, being outrebounded and on the offensive glass. Against Colgate, Stony Brook responded by outrebounding their opponents 40-25, including a 22-advantage on the offensive glass. Cunningham snagged eight boards, four of which were offensive, and all six of Mike Popoko s rebounds were on the offensive side of the ball. Getting Defensive The Seawolves held UConn to a 42.9% shooting performance, which was the Huskies second-lowest of the season. Stephane Making Contributions Freshman Stephane Bakinde is another newcomer that has been steadily improving with each outing. Bakinde netted eight points on 4-of-6 shooting against the Huskies. He finished with seven points and five boards against the Great Danes and has become a factor in the paint for Stony Brook. Just Keep Shooting Antwan Hardy tossed up 10 three-pointers against UConn, and finished with 11 points on the night. A Tough Start The last time the Seawolves opened the season with nine losses was in , when they stared 0-14 before snagging a win against Yeshiva. Stony Brook went 2-22 that season. My Captain, My Captain It was a homecoming of sorts for Stony Brook first-year head coach and former UConn Husky Steve Pikiell. Pikiell is Jim Calhoun s only two-time captain in his 20 years at UConn and he helped the Huskies to a Sweet 16 and Elite 8 appearance during the two years as a captain. He played in 106 career games and averaged 8.2 points per game. The three-time all-state selection of St. Paul s High School in Bristol, Conn. graduated in 1990 and was given the UConn Club Senior Athlete Award for his outstanding contributions to UConn Athletics. He is the first former UConn alum who played under Calhoun that has gone on to become a head coach at the Division I level. Pop Goes Mike Mike Popoko continues to assert himself as the leader of the Stony

4 Brook offense. The junior netted 16 points and grabbed eight rebounds in the loss to Albany on 7 of 8 shooting. Bobby Socks Senior Bobby Santiago netted 15 points against Colgate and grabbed six rebounds in the Seawolves first win of the season. Santiago turned in his best game of the season vs. Albany with a 15-point performance. He ignited Stony Brook s rally from a 12- point deficit behind three 3-pointers, the last of which gave Stony Brook its first lead of the second half at with just over eight minutes to play. The senior point guard also handed out a season high five assists. The Return of Mitchell Sophomore guard Mitchell Beauford wore a Stony Brook uniform for the first time in 380 days on December 23. He missed 24 games last season due to a broken foot and was academically ineligible for the first six games of the season. Beauford responded with a solid effort, totaling nine points and three steals while penetrating the Albany defense. Beauford was somewhat rusty from the field, going 4-for-13 from the floor. Tre Makes First Start Freshman Tre Cunningham made his first collegiate start against Albany, totaling five points and two rebounds. Oh Those Free Throws Stony Brook shot just 4 of 10 from the line against Albany and are shooting only 53 percent from the free throw line this season. A Rare Roster The Seawolves roster this seasons is one of the more rare in the country. Every player that has appeared in a game this season, has also earned at least one start for the Seawolves. Marques Cox, a freshman walk-on, has started four games at point guard. Senior walk-on Solomon Bamiro had just appeared in a total of six games with one start in the last two years for a total of 27 minutes. Bamiro has been in each game earning one start. Redshirt-junior Anthony Noble has been in each game earning one start. Noble, a transfer from Hofstra, had appeared in just seven games with one start for 19 minutes, before the 2005 campaign. Freshman Tre Cunningham has been a key reserve, appearing in all games with two starts. Freshman Andrew Goba has started every contest in his inaugural Seawolf campaign. Senior Hendrik Feist has been an offensive weapon this year, netting nearly double his career average. Freshman Stephane Bakinde has been a jumpstart for the offense off the bench, appearing in every game with one start. Oh What A Class Stony Brook has one of the top 40 recruting classes in the nation according to hoopscooponline.com, tops in the America East. The Seawolves have five players signed to National Letters of Intent, the largest class in school history. It s Getting Hot In Here Coach Steve Pikiell is not one to keep his suit coat on for long. In a key conference win over Vermont, Coach Pikiell had his jacket off before play even started. It must haven been a bit cooler in Hofstra Arena, with Coach Pikiell keeping his coat on over 2:30 into the game against the Pride, the longest this season. Game Time on Clock when Pikiell Takes Coat off (1st Half) New Hampshire 19:36 Dartmouth 19:29 Binghamton 19:44 Vermont 20:00 Colgate 18:53 Wagner 19:23 UConn 17:51 Albany 19:51 Hofstra 16:37 UMBC 19:43 St. John s 19:13 Columbia 19:11 Lehigh 18:46 Villanova 19:26 Help from the Bench Antwan Hardy and Tre Cunningham both had an impact off the bench against Hofstra. Hardy was 3-of-5 from behind the arc and finished with nine points and two assists, while Cunningham had a productive game, scoring six points, five rebounds, and three assists in just 18 minutes. Hop on Pop Mike Popoko led the way for the Seawolves against UMBC, putting them on his back at times. Popoko netted 17 points in his return back to his hometown of Baltimore, while snagging five boards and a season-best three blocks. Quite a Spark Stephane Bakinde came off the bench against UMBC to provide quite a spark for the Seawolves. Bakinde netted a career-best seven points in a Seawolves rally, including a dunk, and grabbed three boards. Bobby s Back Bobby Santiago returned to the form he has showed in season s past against UMBC. Santiago netted 10 points along with five assists, grabbing three rebounds, and collecting one steal. Hardy s Way Antwan Hardy has led the Seawolves in their last few contests. After an impressive outing against Columbia, Hardy netted 13 points, including 3-3 from downtown, versus the Red Storm of St. John s. Rattling the Rim Tre Cunningham had the Seawolves first dunk of the year, when he slammed home at fast break in the second half against the Red. Storm. Feist Is On Fire! Hendrik Feist has been the Seawolves offensive weapon this year. He matched a career-high 14 points against Columbia and netted 13 points vs. Lehigh. Even more impressive, Feist has been dangerous from behind the arc, shooting 44% (8-18). Not So Automatic Stony Brook missed four of six free throws in the final minute in the loss to Columbia. Bobby Santiago missed three and Antwan Hardy missed the back end of a one-and-one that lead to the game-winning shot. A Hardy Effort Antwan Hardy finished with 13 points, seven rebounds, and four assists against Columbia in his first start of the season. Bakinde on the Blocks Stephane Bakinde came off the bench against Columbia to have his best game as a Seawolf. Bakinde had three big blocks, along with a five points and five boards. Bakinde came off the bench against St. John s to snag a careerbest six boards in 20 minutes of action. Pop s Vision Is Mike Popoko scored a career-high 23 points and grabbed eight

5 rebounds in the loss to Lehigh. Dating back to last season, Popoko has scored at least 22 points in three of his last five games. He dropped 22 on New Hampshire in the season finale last year and then 22 on Northeastern in the America East quarterfinals. Feist Connects Hendrik Feist was 3-for-3 from three-point range against Lehigh and finished with 13 points. He also matched a career high with seven rebounds. From Way Downtown The Seawolves were good from long distance against Lehigh, drilling 10 of 22 attempts from behind the arc. SB shot over 40 percent from three-point range in its first two games. Boarding School The Seawolves crashed the boards in a big way against the Mountain Hawks, outrebounding them 42-35, 18 of them coming on the offensive glass. Not So Charitable The Seawolves have hit only 5 of 18 free throw attempts in the first two games. Tough Opponent Stony Brook opened the season against No. 5 Villanova, the highest ranked opponent that the Seawolves have faced since the season when SB took on No. 4 Auburn. On The Marques Freshman Marques Cox was one of the bright spots in the loss to Villanova. Earning his first collegiate start, he shot 3-for-7 from the field to finish with seven points. He also tied for the team lead in rebounds with four in only 17 minutes of action. Way To Goba Freshman Andrew Goba also showed promise in the season opener. The 6-9 center from South Africa notched four points and four rebounds in his first college game. Hello, My Name Is Tre Cunningham Freshman Tre Cunningham was arguably Stony Brook s best player against Villanova. The rookie shot 3-for-5 from the field, tying for the team lead in points (7) and rebounds (4) in only 14 minutes of action. Thirty Something Stony Brook scored 35 points in the loss to Villanova, their lowest game total since the season. The Seawolves dropped a decision to Franklin Pierce on January 28, Pikiell Takes Over Steve Pikiell was named the 10th men s basketball coach in the program s history in April of 2005, taking over for Nick Macarchuk who retired at the end of last season. Pikiell comes to SB after four seasons as the Associate head coach at George Washington where he helped breathe life back into the program and see it capture its first Atlantic-10 title last season. Pikiell is no stranger to success. The former two-time captain at UConn advanced to the Elite Eight and Sweet 16 in his final two years and college and brought that air of accomplishment to the bench. Prior to GW, Pikiell served as an assistant at Central Connecticut State and was part of the most successful seasons in Blue Devil history, winning the NEC crown in and advancing to the NCAA tournament. Road Warriors Stony Brook will play 17 of its 27 regular season games away from home this season. The 10 home games are the second lowest total in Division I history, surpassing the nine home games that SB had during the season. Stony Brook Picked Seventh The Seawolves were picked to finish seventh in the America East preseason poll. The highest that SB has ever been picked has been fifth. Albany was picked as the preseason favorite to capture the league crown. Rank Has Privilege The highest ranked team the Stony Brook has ever faced were the No. 4 Auburn Tigers during the season. Bobby At The Point Senior Bobby Santiago returns for his final season in a Stony Brook uniform after a junior season that saw him score double figures in 21 games and lead all Seawolves in scoring during conference action. We Like Mike Junior Mike Popoko finished the season on a tear, averaging 16.2 ppg. and 6.1 rpg. over the final five games of the season. During that stretch, he scored 22 points on two occasions, the last coming in a 22-point, 10-rebound effort in the season finale against Northeastern. Doing It The Hardy Way Sophomore Antwan Hardy returns as the team s leading scorer from one year ago. As a freshman, Hardy averaged a team-best 11.0 points per game and earned himself a spot on the America East All-Rookie team. His 307 points last season were the most by any freshman since the move to the Division I level. Who Will It Be This Year? Hardy s selection to the All-Rookie team marked the second consecutive year that a Stony Brook player has been chosen on the squad. In , Mike Popoko was an All-Rookie selection. Other New Faces Also beginning their first season on the bench are assistants Kelvin Jefferson, Jay Young and Guy Rancourt. What To Look For Look for walk-ons Marques Cox and Solomon Bamiro to earn playing time this year. Cox is a hard-nosed guard from Cardozo High school and Bamiro will earn some minutes against the Wildcats. Ready For The Big Time Stony Brook s men s basketball schedule is the toughest in school history, featuring four teams ranked in the Top 15 by Street & Smith Magazine. The Seawolves will take on the UConn, Boston College, Villanova and George Washington this season and also have visits to St. John s and Hofstra. A Long Way From Home Freshmen Stephane Bakinde and Andrew Goba both call Africa their home. Bakinde hails from Cameroon and Goba from South Africa. News And Notes Freshman Tre Cunningham is the son of former Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Bennie Cunningham this is the seventh straight year that Stony Brook will take on St. John s, the fifth time at Carnesecca Hall this year marks the first-ever meeting with George Washington. From Way Downtown Bobby Santiago and Hendrik Feist are moving up the charts for career three-pointers made. Santiago ranks ninth all-time with 85 trey to his credit while Feist checks in at 11 with 64. Did You Know? Head coach Steve Pikiell is the only two-time captain at UConn during Jim Calhoun s tenure with the Huskies. Former Villanova head coach Rollie Massimino began his coaching career at Stony Brook in He posted a record in two years, leading SB to the NCAA tournament in 1970.

6 Stony Brook Men s Basketball Points, Rebounds and Assists Bakinde Bamiro Beauford Cox Cunningham Feist Goba Hardy Noble Popoko Santiago Henkel Vanterpool at Villanova DNP DNP DNP at Lehigh DNP DNP DNP DNP Columbia DNP DNP DNP DNP at St. John s DNP DNP DNP at UMBC DNP DNP DNP at Hofstra DNP DNP DNP Albany DNP DNP at UConn DNP DNP at Wagner DNP DNP DNP Colgate DNP DNP DNP Vermont DNP DNP at Binghamton DNP DNP DNP at Dartmouth DNP DNP DNP New Hampshire DNP DNP DNP at George Wash. Boston Univ. at Hartford at Maine UMBC at Albany at Vermont Binghamton at Boston Col. at New Hampshire at Boston Univ. Hartford Maine starters noted in bold and underlined Stony Brook versus since (last year of Division II) Conference W L America East Atlantic Atlantic Coast 0 1 Big East 0 17 Big South 2 1 CAA 2 3 Horizon 1 5 Independents 3 3 Ivy League 9 8 Metro Atl. Ath. 2 2 Mid-American 0 1 Mid-Eastern Ath. 1 2 Missouri Valley 0 3 Mountain West 0 3 Northeast 2 3 Patriot League 9 8 Southland 1 1 Southern 0 3 Southeastern 0 1 Western Athletic 0 1 Games Led in Scoring (includes ties) Beauford... 4 Popoko... 4 Santiago... 3 Cunningham... 2 Feist... 1 Cox... 1 Hardy... 1 Games Led in Rebounds (includes ties) Popoko... 6 Cunningham... 4 Beauford... 2 Santiago... 2 Hardy... 1 Goba... 1 Cox... 1 Bakinde... 1 Games Led in Assists (includes ties) Santiago... 7 Hardy... 2 Feist... 2 Cunningham... 1 Beauford... 3 Popoko... 1 Cox... 1 Miscellaneous Stats Double-Figured Scoring Popoko... 7 Santiago... 6 Hardy... 5 Beauford... 6 Cunningham... 2 Feist... 2 Double-Figured Rebounding Popoko... 1 none 30 Point Games 20-Point Games Beauford... 2 Popoko... 1 Santiago Player Awards Starting Lineups Santiago, Cox, Feist Popoko, Goba Hardy, Cox, Feist Bamiro, Goba Hardy, Feist, Santiago, Popoko, Goba Feist, Cox, Noble, Popoko, Goba Feist, Santiago, Popoko, Bakinde, Goba Santiago, Feist, Cunningham Popoko, Goba Santiago, Beauford, Goba, Cunningham, Popoko Santiago, Beauford, Goba, Feist, Popoko

7 Stony Brook Men's Basketball Broadcast Schedule (all times Eastern Standard Time) Date... Opponent...Time Radio... TV Nov at Villanova...7:30 p.m. WLIE Nov at Lehigh...7 p.m. WLIE...FSN Atlantic Nov Columbia...1 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Dec St. John s... 7:30 p.m. WLIE Dec at UMBC...7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Dec at Hofstra...7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB... MSG Dec Albany...7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Dec at Connecticut*...7 p.m. WLIE... WTXX-Ch. 20 (CT) Dec at Wagner... 7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Jan. 2...Colgate... 7 p.m WUSB Jan Vermont...7 p.m. WUSB Jan. 8...at Binghamton... 4:30 p.m. WLIE... MSG Jan 10...at Dartmouth...7 p.m. WUSB Jan New Hampshire...1 p.m. WLIE...FSNE, Cablevison Jan 16.. at George Washington..7 p.m. WLIE Jan 19...Boston University...7 p.m. WUSB Jan 22...at Hartford...2 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Jan at Maine... 7:30 p.m. WLIE Jan UMBC...1 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Feb. 1...at Albany... 7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Feb at Vermont...7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Feb Binghamton...7 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Feb at Boston College... 7 p.m. WLIE Feb at New Hampshire...7 p.m. WLIE Feb at BU...1 p.m. WLIE, WUSB Feb Hartford...7 p.m. WUSB Feb Maine...1 p.m. WLIE Radio: WLIE 540 AM, WUSB 90.1 FM Internet: games in bold will feature Athletic Direction pregame show on WUSB * - game will be played at the Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, Conn. Seawolves Sports Report Tune in and listen live to Stony Brook's weekly update on all of the latest Seawolves sports news on the SeawolvesSports Report. Broadcast live from the Bleacher Club in the Stony Brook Union every Wednesday at 1 p.m., the show will feature coaches, players and special guests on WUSB 90.1 FM. Tune In To The Seawolves Listen to the Seawolves on the home for Stony Brook men s basketball, WLIE 540 AM. Ray Alexander will handle the play-by-play on 22 broadcasts in Veteran broadcaster Curt Hylton and Rob Emmerich will be splitting the analysts duties. Steve Degler is the host of the inaugural Stony Brook Sports Report featuring Steve Pikiell that will air on CSTV and Cablevision on Long Island. Degler comes from La Salle University where he now enters his ninth season as the color analyst on the La Salle Basketball Radio Network. Degler has also been the voice of the Reading Phillies for the past 13 seasons. Along with his work with the Reading Phillies, Degler has worked also worked for 12 years as radio/tv broadcaster and public address announcer for football and basketball at Kutztown University. He also has called dozens of Reading Phillies games throughout the Mid-Atlantic region on the CN8 television network. Steve Pikiell Coaches Show Steve Pikiell Coaches Show To Air On CSTV Catch Stony Brook head men s basketball coach on the new Stony Brook Sports Report on CSTV. Pikiell will team with head women s basketball coach Maura McHugh on a weekly show that will bring you all of the latest on Seawolves basketball. The show will air every Tuesday night for 13 weeks beginning on Jan. 3 and going through the season finale in March. So keep up with all of the latest on Stony Brook basketball throughout the season on the Stony Brook Sports Report. CSTV Schedule The Stony Brook Sports Report will air on Friday Jan. 6th at 9:30 a.m. From then on, it will air each Friday at 11:00 a.m. for 12 weeks. Get Your Dose of "Athletic Direction" WUSB and Stony Brook athletics have teamed to bring you an exciting show that features Stony Brook Director of Athletics Jim Fiore. "Athletic Direction" will provide news, notes and insights into the future of Stony Brook athletics throughout the year and be sure to listen in as Fiore invites several of his colleagues from across the nation to share in dialogue pertinent to the world of intercollegiate athletics. Athletic direction will air before the following games: Nov. 26 vs. Columbia, Dec. 23 vs. Albany, Jan. 2 vs. Colgate, Jan. 5 vs. Vermont, Jan. 19 vs. Boston Univ., Jan. 28 vs. UMBC, Feb. 11 vs. Binghamton, Feb. 23 vs. Hartford, and Feb. 26 vs. Maine. Long Island Cablevision Schedule The Stony Brook Sports Report will be broadcast every Tuesday night for 13 weeks beginning Jan. 3, 2006 thru March 28, Woodbury and Riverhead Systems: Watch the Sports Report on Channel 18 at 7:30 every Tuesday night from Jan. 3, March 28, 2006 Hauppauge and Brookhaven Systems: Watch the Sports Report on Channel 60 at 7:30 for most of the 13-week schedule. The Sports Report will air at 6 p.m. on Jan. 10, Jan. 24, Mar. 7 and Mar. 21. It will at at 6:30 on Mar. 14

8 Top Individual Performances SCORING NAME POINTS OPPONENT DATE Mike Popoko 23 Lehigh 11/22 Bobby Santiago 23 Vermont 1/5 Mitchell Beauford 22 Dartmouth 1/10 Mitchell Beauford 20 Colgate 1/2 Mike Popoko 17 UMBC 12/10 Bobby Santiago 17 New Hampshire 1/14 Mike Popoko 16 Albany 12/23 Mitchell Beauford 16 Vermont 1/5 Bobby Santiago 15 Albany 12/23 15 Colgate 1/2 Mike Popoko 15 Hofstra 12/14 Tre Cunningham 15 Colgate 1/2 REBOUNDING NAME REBOUNDS OPPONENT DATE Mike Popoko 13 Dartmouth 1/10 Mike Popoko 9 UConn 12/28 Mike Popoko 8 Albany 12/23 Lehigh 11/22 Tre Cunningham 8 Colgate 1/2 8 New Hampshire 1/14 Hendrik Feist 7 Lehigh 11/22 Antwan Hardy 7 Columbia 11/26 Bobby Santiago 6 Colgate 1/2 Marques Cox 6 Columbia 11/26 ASSISTS NAME ASSISTS OPPONENT DATE Bobby Santiago 6 Lehigh 11/22 New Hampshire 1/14 Bobby Santiago 5 Albany 12/23 Bobby Santiago 5 UMBC 12/10 Mitchell Beaford 5 Wagner 12/30 Antwan Hardy 4 Columbia 11/26 Hendrik Feist 4 UConn 12/28 Bobby Santiago 4 UConn 12/28 4 Binghamton 1/8 Marques Cox 4 Colgate 1/2 STEALS NAME STEALS OPPONENT DATE Bobby Santiago 4 UConn 12/28 4 Dartmouth 1/10 Bobby Santiago 3 Vermont 1/5 3 New Hampshire 1/14 Mitchell Beauford 3 Albany 12/23 3 Wagner 12/30 3 Binghamton 1/8 Mike Popoko 3 Colgate 1/2 3 Dartmouth 1/10 BLOCKS NAME BLOCKS OPPONENT DATE Mike Popoko 3 UMBC 12/10 Stephane Bakinde 3 Columbia 11/26 Andrew Goba 2 Lehigh 11/22 Stephane Bakinde 2 UConn 12/28 Mike Popoko 2 Wagner 12/30 DOUBLE-DOUBLE NAME(Breakdown) OPPONENT DATE none THE SEAWOLVES ARE: Seawolves Tendencies Overall in conference play in tournament play in postseason play at Home on Road Neutral Site Lead at half Trail at half Tied at half Leading with 5:00 to play Trailing with 5:00 to play Tied with 5:00 to play In single overtime In double overtime Shoot above 50% Shoot below 50% Shoot 50% Shooting 40% or better Shooting below 40% Opponents shoot above 50% Opponents shoot below 50% Opponents shoot 50% Opp. shooting 40% or better Opp. shooting below 40% 0-3 Shooting higher FG% than opp Shooting lower FG% than opp FG% is even Outrebound opponents Outrebounded by opponents Rebounding is even More turnovers than opponents Fewer Turnovers than opponents Same turnovers as opponents When committing fewer fouls When committing more fouls Same number of fouls Scoring more bench points Scoring fewer bench points Bench scoring is even Player scores 30+ points Player scores 20+ points Seawolves score less than Seawolves score 60+ points Seawolves score 70+ points Seawolves score 80+ points Seawolves score 90+ points Opponent scores 30+ points Opponent scores 20+ points Opponent scores 60+ points Opponent scores 70+ points Opponent scores 80+ points Opponent scores 90+ points In November In December In January In February In March On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday During the Day At Night SB s Biggest Lead 15 - at Dartmouth Overall - Margin of Victory 13 - Colgate Margin of Defeat 43 - at Villanova Halftime Lead 13 - Dartmouth Halftime Deficit 27- UConn Home Crowd 1,324 - Columbia Road Crowd 15,528 - UConn 15,876 vs. Maryland, * *biggest crowd that SB has ever played in front of Stony Brook in games decided by Three points or less 2-1 Four to Eight points 0-3 nine to eleven points 0-1 Twelve to twenty points points or more 0-3

9 GUARD 21 Senior Bronx, N.Y. All Hallows HS HS Coach: John Carey Major: Cinema & Cultural Studies SANTIAGO: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Bobby Santiago Born:... May 11, 1984 Parents:... Frances Viola and Ronnie Santiago Siblings:... Ronnie Favorite Sports Team:... Sacramento Kings Pts: 23 vs. Rhode Island College, 12/2/02, vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 Reb:... 9 vs. Navy, 12/11/04 Assts:...6 on three occassions, MR vs. Lehigh 11/22/05 Stls:... 4 vs. UConn 12/12/05, vs. Dartmouth 1/10/06 FG:... 8 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 FGA: vs. Northeastern, 3/5/05, vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 FT:...8 vs. Sacred Heart, 11/23/02... vs. UMBC, 1/5/04 FTA: vs Sacred Heart, 11/23/02 3-FG:...5 vs. RIC, 12//2/02, vs. Albany, 2/2/05 3-FGA:... 8 on five occassions, MR vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 Mins: vs. Navy, 12/11/04 BOBBY SANTIAGO N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:...23 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 Reb:... 8 vs. New Hampshire 1/14/06 Assts: 6 vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Stls: 4 vs. UConn 12/28/05, vs. Dartmouth 1/10/06 FG:...8 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 FGA:...15 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 FT:...6 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 FTA:...6 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 3-FG: 4 vs. Wagner, 12/30/05, vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 3-FGA: 8 vs. Wagner, 12/30/05, vs. Vermont, 1/5/06 Mins: 34 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06, vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 GUARD 5 Senior Achern, Germany Urspring HS Major: Sociology FEIST: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Hendrik Feist Born:...June 2, 1983 Parents:... Heike and Walter Feist Siblings:... Ben, Ulrich, Julia Favorite Movie:...Braveheart Favorite Sports Figure:...Dirk Nowitzski HENDRIK FEIST N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts: 14 vs. Northeastern 2/5/03, vs. Columbia 11/26/05 Rebs:. 7 on three occassions, MR vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05 Blks:...1 vs. St. John s, 11/26/03 Assts:... 3 vs. Columbia, 12/4/03, Villanova, 11/18/05 Stls:...4 vs. Columbia, 12/4/03, vs. UConn 12/12/05 FG:.. 5 on three occassions, MR vs. Columbia 11/26/05 FGA:...11 vs. Columbia 11/26/05 FT:... 4 vs. Albany, 1/19/03 FTA:... 6 vs. Albany, 1/19//03 3-FG: 4 on three occassions, MR vs. Columbia 11/26/05 3-FGA:...8 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 Mins:...36 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 Pts:...14 vs. Columbia 11/26/05 Rebs:... 7 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05 Blks:...n/a Assts:...4 vs. UConn 12/28/05 Stls:... 3 at St. John s, 12/7/05 FG:... 5 vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05, Columbia 11/26/05 FGA: vs. Columbia 11/26/05 FT:...2 vs. Dartmouth 1/10/06 FTA:...2 vs. Dartmouth 1/10/06 3-FG:...4 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 3-FGA:...8 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 Mins: vs. UMBC, 12/10/05

10 GUARD/FORWARD Senior Central Islip, N.Y. Central Islip HS HS Coach: Jim Mott Major: Applied Math & Statistics22 BAMIRO: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Solomon Oladele Bamiro Born:... December 4, 1984 Parents:...Christian and Samuel Siblings:...David Favorite vacation spot:...nigeria Favorite athlete:...allan Houston SOLOMON BAMIRO N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:...9 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 Rebs:...5 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 Blks:...1 at Lehigh, 11/22/05, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Assts: 1 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Stls:... 1 on four occassions, MR vs. New Hampshire 1/14/06 FG:...4 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FGA:... 4 vs. UConn 12/28/05, vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FT:...1 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FTA:...2 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 3-FG:...n/a 3-FGA:...1 on three occassions, MR vs. UConn 2/28/05 Mins:...26 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 Pts:...9 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 Rebs:...5 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 Blks: 1 at Lehigh, 11/22/05, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Assts: 1 vs. Vermont, 1/5/06, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Stls: 1 on four occassions, MR vs. New Hampshire 1/14/06 FG:...4 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FGA:... 4 vs. UConn 12/28/05, vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FT:...1 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FTA:...2 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 3-FG:...n/a 3-FGA: 1 on three occassions, MR vs. UConn 2/28/05 Min:...26 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 GUARD 3 R-Junior Hempstead, N.Y. Uniondale HS/Hofstra HS Coach: Tom Diana Major: Sociology NOBLE: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Anthony Charles Noble Born:...April 25, 1984 Parents:... Catherine and Stanley Noble Siblings:... Stanley, Denise Favorite Movie:... Menace 2 Society Favorite Actor:...Denzel Washington ANTHONY NOBLE N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh DNP N26 Columbia DNP D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner DNP J2 Colgate DNP J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton DNP J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:... 4 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Rebs:... 3 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Blks:... 1 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 Assts:... 1 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Stls:...n/a FG:... 2 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 FGA:...3 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 FT:... 1 vs. St. John s, 12/7/05 FTA:...3 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 3-FG:...n/a 3-FGA:...1 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Mins: vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Pts:... 4 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Rebs:... 3 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Blks:... 1 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 Assts:... 1 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Stls:...n/a FG:... 2 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/065 FGA:...3 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 FT:... 1 vs. St. John s, 12/7/05 FTA:...3 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 3-FG:...-n/a 3-FGA:...1 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Mins: vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06

11 FORWARD 33 Junior Baltimore, Md. The McDonogh School HS Coach: Matt MacMullen Major: Health Science POPOKO: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Mike Swaben Popoko Born:... May 7, 1985 Parents:...Veronica and John Popoko Siblings:... Rose, Anne Marie Favorite Movie:... Harlem Nights Favorite Music Group:...Rocafella MIKE POPOKO N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:...23 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05 Rebs:...13 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Blks:...5 vs. Army, 12/11/03 Assts:... 3 vs. Brown, 12/30/03, Hartford 2/14/04 Stls:...3 vs. Hartford, 2/14/04, vs. Colgate, 1/2/06 FG:...9 vs. Northeastern, 3/5/05 FGA: vs.lehigh, 11/22/05 FT:...9 vs. Hartford, 2/14/04 FTA:...12 vs. Hartford, 2/14/04 3-FG:...4 vs. Northeastern, 3/5/05 3-FGA:...7 vs. Northeastern, 3/5/05 Mins: vs. Albany, 2/18/04 Pts:...23 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05 Rebs: vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Blks:... 3 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 Assts:... 2 vs. Columbia 11/26/05 Stls:...3 vs. Colgate, 1/2/06 FG:...8 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05 FGA:...19 vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05 FT: 4 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05, vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 FTA:. 6 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05, vs. St. John s, 12/7/05 3-FG:...3 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05 3-FGA: 5 vs. Lehigh 11/22/05, vs. UConn 12/28/05 Mins: vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 GUARD 1 Sophomore Washington, D.C. Montrose Christian HS HS Coach: Stu Vetter Major: Arts & Sciences HARDY: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Antwan Dewon Hardy Born:... May 2, 1986 Parent:...Ruth Hardy Siblings:... Antonio, Andre and Adrian Favorite Sports Figure:... Mike Bibby Favorite Team:... Minnesota Timberwolves ANTWAN HARDY N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth DNP J14 New Hampshire DNP Pts: vs. Wagner, 12/30/04, vs. Maine, 1/2/05 Rebs:... 7 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 Assts:... 5 vs. Albany, 2/2/05 Stls:... 4 vs. Maine, 1/2/05 FG:...7 vs. Wagner, 12/30/04 FGA: vs. Navy, 12/11/04 FT:...6 vs. Columbia, 11/27/04, vs. Navy, 12/11/04 FTA:...9 vs. Hartford, 1/15/05 3-FG:... 4 vs. Hofstra, 12/27/04, vs. Maine, 1/2/05 3-FGA: vs. UConn 12/28/05 Mins: vs. Navy, 12/11/04, vs. Wagner, 12/30/04 Pts: 13 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05, vs. St. John s 12/7/05 Rebs:... 7 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 Assts:... 4 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 Stls: 1 vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05, vs. St. John s 12/7/05 FG:... 5 vs. UMBC, 12/10/05 FGA:...13 vs. UConn 12/28/05 FT:.. 2 on four occassions, MR vs. Dartmouth 1/8/06 FTA:... 4 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 3-FG: 3 on five occassions, MR vs. UConn 12/28/05 3-FGA:...10 vs. UConn 12/28/05 Mins: vs. Columbia, 11/16/05

12 GUARD R-Sophomore Queens, N.Y. Christ the King HS HS Coach: Bob Oliva Major: Multidisciplinary Studies12 BEAUFORD: AT A GLANCE Full Name:... Mitchell Travon Beauford Born:... December 12, 1984 Parents:...Tracey Beauford Siblings:...Darren, Duncan Favorite Food:... Lasagna Favorite Book:... The Great Gatsby MItchell Beauford Pts: 22 on four occassions, MR vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 Rebs:... 8 vs. Lehigh,11/25/03 Blks:...1, three occasions Assts:...5 vs. Army, 12/11/03 Stls:... 6 vs. Boston College, 12/23/03 FG: vs. New Hampshire, 2/29/04 FGA:...19 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 FT:... 8 vs. Brown, 12/30/03 FTA:...11 vs. Brown, 12/30/03 3-FG:... 2 vs. Dartmouth, 11/21/03, vs. Brown 3-FGA:...6 vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 Mins:...43 vs. Albany, 2/14/04, vs. UNH 2/29/04 N18 at Villanova DNP Pts: vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 N22 at Lehigh DNP N26 Columbia DNP Rebs: 6 vs. Wagner, 12/30/05, vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 D7 at St. John s DNP Blks:...1 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 D10 at UMBC DNP Assts:...5 vs. Wagner, 12/30/05 D14 at Hofstra DNP Stls: 3 on three occassions, MR vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 D23 Albany FG:... 8 vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner FGA: vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 J2 Colgate FT:.. 6 vs. Colgate 1/2/06, vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 J5 Vermont FTA: 9 vs. Colgate 1/2/06, vs. Dartmouth, 1/10/06 J8 at Binghamton FG: 1 vs. Albany, 12/23/05, vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 J10 at Dartmouth FGA:... 6 vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 J14 New Hampshire Min:...31 vs. Wagner, 12/30/05 FORWARD Freshman Yaounde, Cameroon Montverde Academy HS Coach: Kevin Sutton Major: Business 23 Pts:...8 vs. UConn 12/28/05 Rebs:... 6 vs. St. John s, 12/7/05, vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Blks:...3 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 Assts:... 1 on three occassions, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Stls:... 2 vs. St. John s, 12/7/05, vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FG:...4 vs. UConn, 12/28/05 FGA:... 8 vs. Albany, 12/23/05 FT:... 3 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 FTA:... 4 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 3-FG:...NA 3-FGA:...1 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 Mins: vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 Stephane Bakinde N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:...8 vs. UConn 12/28/05 Rebs: 6 at St. John s, 12/7/05, vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Blks:...3 vs. Columbia, 11/26 Assts: 1 on three occassions, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Stls:...2 vs. St. John s,12/7 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FG:...4 vs. UConn, 12/28/05 FGA:... 8 vs. Albany, 12/23/05 FT:... 3 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 FTA:... 4 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 3-FG:...n/a 3-FGA:...1 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 Min: at Hofstra, 12/14/05

13 GUARD Freshman Jamaica, N.Y. Cardozo HS HS Coach: Ron Naclerio Major: Psychology 2 Pts:...7 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 Rebs:... 6 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 Blks:... NA Assts:...4 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Stls:...2 on three occassions, MR vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FG:...3 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 FGA:...7 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 FT:... 4 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FTA:... 6 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 3-FG:...NA 3-FGA:... NA Mins: vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 Marques Cox N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:... 7 at Villanova, 11/18 Rebs:... 6 vs. Columbia, 11/26 Blks:... n/a Assts:...4 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Stls: 2 on three occassions, MR vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FG:... 3 at Villanova, 11/18 FGA:...7 at Villanova, 11/18 FT:... 4 at Hofstra, 12/14 FTA:... 6 at Hofstra, 12/14 3-FG:...n/a 3-FGA:... n/a Min: vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 34 GUARD Freshman Greenville, S.C. South Side HS/Massanutten Military Academy HS Coach: Louie Golden Major: Arts & Sciences Pts:...15 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Rebs:... 8 vs. Colgate 1/2/06, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Blks:... 1 vs. Albany, 12/23/05 Assts:... 3 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 Stls:...1 seven times, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 FG:... 4 at Wagner, 12/30/05, vs. Colgate 1/2/06 FGA:...6 on three occasions, MR vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 FT:... 2 vs. Columbia, 11/26/05 FTA:...6 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 3-FG:... 1 on four occassions, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 3-FGA:... 1 on four occassions, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Mins:...24 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Tre Cunningham N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:...15 vs. Colgate 1/2/06 Rebs:. 8 vs. Colgate 1/2/06, vs. New Hampshire, 1/14/06 Blks:... 1 vs. Albany, 12/23/05 Assts:... 3 at Hofstra, 12/14/05 Stls:...1 seven times, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 FG:... 4 at Wagner, 12/30/05, vs. Colgate 1/2/06 FGA: 6 on three occasions, MR vs. Binghamton, 1/8/06 FT:... 6 vs. Colgate 1/2/06, vs. Vermont 1/5/06 FTA:... 8 vs. Colgate 1/2/06, vs. Vermont 1/5/06 3-FG:..1 on four occassions, MR vs. Colgate 1/2/06 3-FGA:... 2 vs. Albany, 12/23 Min:...24 vs. Colgate 1/2/06

14 32 HS Coach: Gary Gilchrist FORWARD Freshman Durban, South Africa Durban HS Major: Health Science Pts:...4 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 Rebs:...4 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 Blks:... 2 vs. Lehigh, 11/18/05 Assts:... 2 vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 Stls:... 1 on four occassions, MR vs. Vermont 1/5/06 FG:...2 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05 FGA:... 5 vs. Villanova, 11/18/05, vs. Hofstra, 12/14/05 FT:...2 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FTA:...4 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 3-FG:...NA 3-FGA:... NA Mins: vs. Lehigh, 11/22/05 Andrew Goba N18 at Villanova N22 at Lehigh N26 Columbia D7 at St. John s D10 at UMBC D14 at Hofstra D23 Albany D28 at UConn D30 at Wagner J2 Colgate J5 Vermont J8 at Binghamton J10 at Dartmouth J14 New Hampshire Pts:... 4 at Villanova, 11/18 Rebs:... 4 at Villanova, 11/18 Blks:...2 at Lehigh, 11/22 Assts:... 2 at Hofstra, 12/14 Stls: 1 on four occassions, MR vs. Vermont 1/5/06 FG:... 2 at Villanova, 11/18 FGA:...5 at Villanova, 11/18, at Hofstra, 12/14 FT:... 2 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06 FTA:... 4 vs. Binghamton 1/8/06a 3-FG:...n/a 3-FGA:... n/a Min: at Lehigh, 11/22