Game 31 Marist (9-21, 4-13) vs. Niagara (23-7, 13-4) Sunday, March 1, 2009 * 2 p.m. EST Gallagher Center (2,400) Niagara University, N.Y.

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1 Schedule N14 at Rutgers!$ L, N17 ST. BONAVENTURE! L, N22 Robert Morris!$ W, N23 Delaware!$ L, (OT) N29 NEW HAMPSHIRE W, D2 at Memphis L, D5 IONA* W, D9 at Siena* L, D13 CLEVELAND ST. L, D20 at St. John s^ L, D21 Columbia/^ L, D23 at Delaware W, D28 BUCKNELL W, D30 at Binghamton L, J2 SAINT PETER S* W, J4 at Rider* L, J9 at Manhattan* L, J11 NIAGARA* W, J15 SIENA* L, (OT) J18 at Loyola* L, J23 CANISIUS* L, J25 LOYOLA* L, (OT) J30 at Fairfield* L, F2 MANHATTAN* L, F7 at Iona* L, (OT) F9 RIDER* L, F12 FAIRFIELD* W, F16 at Saint Peter s* L, F21 HARTFORD% W, F27 at Canisius* L, M1 at Niagara* 2 p.m. M6-9 MAAC Championships& Home games are in CAPS! - Garden State Challenge $ - at Piscataway, N.J. ^ - Holiday Festival (At Madison Square Garden) * - MAAC game % - ESPNU BracketBusters & - At Times Union Center (Albany, N.Y.) Game 31 Marist (9-21, 4-13) vs. Niagara (23-7, 13-4) Sunday, March 1, 2009 * 2 p.m. EST Gallagher Center (2,400) Niagara University, N.Y. LAST GAME STARTERS Pos Ht/Wt/Yr # Name Key Stats G 6-0/180/R-Jr 24 David Devezin 10.3 ppg, 4.2 apg G 6-2/171/R-So11 Dejuan Goodwin 7.2 ppg, 3.1 rpg G 6-3/195/R-Sr 21 Kaylen Gregory 5.6 ppg, 3.3 rpg F 6-7/200/R-Sr 44 Ryan Schneider 15.9 ppg, 8.2 rpg F 6-9/225/So 41 Korey Bauer 4.3 ppg, 2.8 rpg TOP RESERVES Pos Ht/Wt/Yr # Name Key Stats G 5-10/165/Fr 10 R.J. Hall 7.1 ppg, 1.9 apg F 6-7/220/R-So23 Lawrence Williams 6.3 ppg, 4.7 rpg G 6-4/180/R-Jr 33 Javon Parris 6.0 ppg, 3.1 rpg G 6-2/180/Fr 31 Mike Taylor 2.9 ppg, 1.8 rpg F 6-9/235/Fr 14 Alex Vouyoukas 2.3 ppg, 2.2 rpg TIP-OFF: The Red Foxes close out the regular season when they take on Niagara at the Gallagher Center. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. ON THE AIR: Today s game will be broadcast live on WKIP (1450 AM) in Poughkeepsie, with Dean Darling on play-by-play and Ed Weir doing color. The broadcast will also be available online at GoRedFoxes.com free of charge through Stretch Internet, with the pregame show starting at 1:30 p.m. The game will also be carried on Time Warner Cable, and shown on tape delay in the Hudson Valley Monday evening. Today s Top Tidbits Ryan Schneider enters today s game with 955 career points. Schneider has now scored more points this season (478) than in his first three years combined (477).... Marist has won its last three meetings with Niagara, but has never swept the Purple Eagles in a season series.... For the Red Foxes to earn the 9th seed in the MAAC Tournament, they need to win combined with a Canisius loss to Siena. They would then face Iona or Loyola at 7:30 p.m. Friday. A Marist loss or a Canisius win will give Marist the 10th seed, meaning a game against Iona, Loyola or Saint Peter s at 9:30 p.m. Friday.

2 Marist Men s Basketball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht/Wt. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Dorvell Carter Fr. G/F 6-6/200 Bronx, N.Y./Rice 4 Pat McDerby So. G 6-0/170 Rockville Centre, N.Y./South Side 5 Daye Kaba* Jr. G 6-3/215 Cergy, France/Our Savior New American/Boston Coll 10 R.J. Hall Fr. G 5-10/165 Bloomfield, N.J./Bloomfield Tech 11 Dejuan Goodwin RS-So. G 6-2/171 Baltimore, Md./Mount St. Joseph 14 Alex Vouyoukas Fr. F 6-9/235 Athens, Greece/Blair Academy (N.J.) 20 Nick Amicucci So. G 5-11/180 Pleasantville, N.Y./Pleasantville 21 Kaylen Gregory RS-Sr. G/F 6-3/195 St. Thomas, Virgin Islands/Antilles School 23 Lawrence Willams RS-So. F 6-7/220 Staten Island, N.Y./Paramus Catholic (N.J.) 24 David Devezin RS-Jr. G 6-0/180 Houston, Texas/Thurgood Marshall/San Jacinto CC 31 Mike Taylor Fr. G 6-2/180 Los Angeles, Calif./Verbum Dei 33 Javon Parris RS-Jr. G 6-4/180 Brooklyn, N.Y./Our Savior New American/Barton County CC 41 Korey Bauer So. F 6-9/225 Whitehall, Pa./Whitehall 44 Ryan Schneider RS-Sr. F 6-7/200 Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Lakeland/Univ. of Vermont -- Casiem Drummond* Jr. C 6-10/275 East Orange, N.J./Bloomfield Tech/Villanova * - Will serve NCAA-mandated year in residency this season. Head Coach: Assistant Coaches: Director of Men s Basketball Operations: Marist Quick Facts General Information Location: Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Founded: 1929 Enrollment: 4,256 President: Dr. Dennis J. Murray VP For Student Affairs: Deborah DiCaprio Nickname: Red Foxes Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Home Court/Capacity: McCann Center/3,200 Athletic Administration Director of Athletics: Tim Murray NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. John Ritschdorff Associate AD: Travis Tellitocci Assistant AD/SWA: Elizabeth Donohue Assistant AD/Facilities & Operations: Darren McCormack Assistant AD/External Affairs: Frank Lombardy Coordinator of Sports Medicine: Glenn Marinelli Director of Student-Athlete Enhancement: Alyssa Gates Strength & Conditioning Coach: Craig White Business Manager: Jeremy Kersten Sports Information SID/MBB Contact: Mike Ferraro SID Phone (Office): SID Phone (Cell): SID Michael.J.Ferraro@Marist.edu SID Fax: Press Row Phone: Chuck Martin (Monmouth, '93), First Season Paul Lee (Columbia, '86), First Season Ty Weeks (UMass, '97), First Season Bashir Mason (Drexel, '07), First Season Will Lanier (Georgia Tech, '04), First Season Pronunciation Guide Players David DEVEZIN - DEH-vuh-zin CASIEM Drummond - Kuh-SEEM DEJUAN Goodwin - DUH-juan DAYE KABA - Die COB-uh Alex VOUYOUKAS - Voo-YOUK-us Nick AMICUCCI - Am-uh-KOOCH-ee Coaches BASHIR Mason - BOSH-eer Tale of the Tape Marist Stat Niagara 9-21 Record MAAC Record Points Points Allowed Field Goal % Field Goal % Defense Three-Point % Three-Point % Defense Free Throw % Rebounds Rebounding Margin Assists Turnovers Blocks Steals 10.5

3 Chuck Martin First Season Career Record: 9-21 Monmouth/1993 On April 17, 2008, Chuck Martin was hired as the sixth head coach in Marist's Division I history. He arrives in Poughkeepsie having had the opportunity to work for some of the premier coaches in the game while recruiting and coaching high-level talent. Martin comes to Poughkeepsie after having spent the last two seasons as an assistant coach at the University of Memphis. The Tigers reached the national championship game in the season, and set a single-season Division I record for most victories with 38. Martin helped to recruit and develop freshman point guard Derrick Rose, who was selected first overall in the 2008 NBA Draft by the Chicago Bulls. Two more Memphis players - Joey Dorsey and Chris Douglas-Roberts - were also chosen in the draft. In the campaign, Memphis went 33-4 and reached the Elite Eight. The Tigers also became the first team in the history of Conference USA to compile a perfect regular season while winning the conference tournament, a feat which was duplicated this past season. A native of the Bronx, Martin has served as a Division I assistant coach at five institutions. Prior to his time at Memphis, Martin was an assistant coach at St. John's University from There, he played an integral role in helping upgrade the Red Storm's talent base. In January of 2006 campaign, St. John's recorded victories over two nationally-ranked opponents - then-undefeated Pittsburgh and Louisville - within a span of five days. Before heading to St. John's, Martin spent three years at Drexel University, where he worked under James "Bruiser" Flint. The Dragons reached the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament championship game in 2003, and earned postseason National Invitation Tournament berths in 2003 and Drexel compiled a record of in regular-season Colonial games in Martin's three years at the Philadelphia school. There, he helped develop current Marist assistant coach Bashir Mason, who became the first player in Colonial history to earn Defensive Player of the Year honors as a freshman. Martin also coached under Flint for one season at the University of Massachusetts, which came in the season. That year, the Minutemen reached the Atlantic-10 Tournament championship game. He began his collegiate coaching career as an assistant at Manhattan College during the season. Martin's strong roots in New CHUCK MARTIN FILE COLLEGE COACHING CAREER : Assistant, Memphis Reached national championship game in season Reached Elite Eight in : Assistant, St. John s Helped lead Red Storm to wins over nationally-ranked Pitt and Louisville in season : Assistant, Drexel Helped Dragons reach NIT in 2003 and : Assistant, UMass Minutemen reached Atlantic-10 Tournament championship game : Assistant, Manhattan Helped bring three All-MAAC players to Manhattan, including 2004 NBA Draft choice Luis Flores COLLEGE PLAYING CAREER : Monmouth Point guard, averaged 7.1 points and 2.0 assists per game : Champlain Junior College Two-year captain, reached NJCAA Tournament both years York City helped land All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference players Muggsy Green, Jared Johnson and 2004 NBA Draft selection Luis Flores. Before embarking on his college coaching career, Martin served as camp director of the Eastern Invitational Basketball Camp. This experience enabled him to establish strong relationships on the East Coast with several of the top high schools, prep schools and AAU coaches. He also worked as an assistant coach at national powers St. Raymond's and LaSalle Academy in New York. Martin was an assistant at LaSalle from , when he worked with future NBA players Ron Artest and Shamgod Wells. In his time at St. Raymond's, Martin tutored former NBA center Ernest Brown and All-America and Virginia standout Majestic Mapp. Martin, who played at St. Raymond's for three years, was inducted into the school's Hall of Fame in Martin began his college playing career at Champlain Junior College in Vermont, where he captained a pair of NJCAA tournament teams. He played his final two seasons at Monmouth University, where he played point guard and averaged 7.1 points per game. Martin is a 1993 graduate of Monmouth with a bachelor's degree in Communications. He and his wife, Lee, have three children -- a daughter, Ashley-Monet (11), and two sons, Jordan (6) and Justin (3).

4 INSIDE THE MAAC Standings Team MAAC Overall Siena Niagara Rider Manhattan Fairfield Iona Saint Peter s Loyola Marist Canisius MAAC in non-conference games: Road teams in MAAC games: Schedule/Results Friday, February 20 Niagara 70, Illinois State 56 Saturday, February 21 Marist 57, Hartford 35 Boston University 63, Iona 57 Canisius 71, Bowling Green 66 Manhattan 54, William & Mary 39 Siena 81, Northern Iowa 75 Rider 71, UMBC 65 Youngstown State 68, Saint Peter s 64 Drexel 74, Loyola 58 Hofstra 61, Fairfield 56 Thursday, February 26 Rider 77, Loyola 75 Friday, February 27 Canisius 75, Marist 49 Saint Peter s 57, Iona 48 Niagara 100, Siena 85 Fairfield 56, Manhattan 55 Sunday, March 1 Marist at Niagara, 2 p.m. Loyola at Iona, 2 p.m. Siena at Canisius, 2 p.m. Manhattan at Saint Peter s, 2 p.m. Fairfield at Rider, 2 p.m Season Team MAAC Overall Siena Rider Niagara Loyola Fairfield Marist Iona Manhattan Saint Peter s Canisius Preseason Poll 1-Siena (10), Fairfield, 85 3-Rider, 74 4-Niagara, 73 5-Loyola, 54 6-Manhattan, 49 7-Iona, 48 8-Canisius, 29 9-Saint Peter s, Marist, 16 (First-place votes in parentheses) Preseason First Team Jonathan Han, Fairfield, G Ryan Thompson, Rider, G Alex Franklin, Siena, F Kenny Hasbrouck, Siena, G Edwin Ubiles, Siena, G/F Preseason Second Team Anthony Johnson, Fairfield, F Gary Springer, Iona, F/C Brian Rudolph, Loyola, G Antoine Pearson, Manhattan, G Tyrone Lewis, Niagara, G Harris Mansell, Rider, G Preseason Third Team David Devezin, Marist, G Frank Turner, Canisius, G Marquis Sullivan, Loyola, G Devon Austin, Manhattan, G/F Wesley Jenkins, Saint Peter's, G Preseason Player of the Year Kenny Hasbrouck, Siena Players of the Week Date Player Rookie N17 Brett Harvey, LOY Kashief Edwards, NIA Tyrone Lewis, NIA N24 Kenny Hasbrouck, SIE Novar Gadson, RID D1 Ryan Thompson, RID Novar Gadson, RID D8 Edwin Ubiles, SIE Anthony Winbush, LOY D15 Anthony Johnson, FFD Scott Machado, ION Chris Smith, MAN D22 Isaac Reid, LOY Scott Machado, ION Darryl Crawford, MAN D29 Ryan Schneider, MAR R.J. Hall, MAR J5 Jamal Barney, LOY R.J. Hall, MAR J12 Ronald Moore, SIE Scott Machado, ION J19 Jamal Barney, LOY Scott Machado, ION J26 Ryan Rossiter, SIE Novar Gadson, RID F2 Wesley Jenkins, SPC Novar Gadson, RID F9 Justin Robinson, RID Novar Gadson, RID F16 Ryan Rossiter, SIE Scott Machado, ION F23 Greg Logins, CAN Scott Machado, ION M2

5 MAAC History With Niagara Since joining the MAAC in the season, Marist has posted a record of against Niagara: /6/97: W, (home) 2/2/98: L, (road) /10/99: W, (home) 1/18/99: L, (road - Marine Midland Arena) /14/00: L, (road) 2/20/00: W, (home) 3/4/00: L, (MAAC Tournament) /13/01: W, (home) 2/8/01: L, (road) /5/02: L, (home) 1/17/02: W, (road) /8/03: L, (home) 3/2/03: L, (road) /5/04: L, (road) 2/26/04: L, (home) /15/05: W, (home) 2/5/05: L, (road) /11/06: L, (road) 2/23/06: W, (home) /18/07: W, 91-86, OT (road) 1/26/07: L, (home) /22/07: L, (road) 1/21/08: W, (home) 3/8/08: W, (MAAC Tournament) /11/09: W, (home) LAST TIME OUT: Marist suffered a loss at Canisius on Feb. 27. Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider led the Red Foxes in points (12) and rebounds (seven). HISTORY LESSON: Since joining the MAAC in the season, Marist is against Niagara, including a 2-8 mark at the Gallagher Center. The Red Foxes have won their last three against the Purple Eagles, but have never swept them in a season series. RECORD IN BUFFALO: Since joining the MAAC in the season, Marist has never won at Canisius and at Niagara in the same season. The Red Foxes have split in the Buffalo area six times, and have been swept five times. WHERE WE STAND: Marist opens MAAC Tournament play on Friday as either the 9th or 10th seed. For the Red Foxes to earn the 9th seed, they will have to win combined with a Canisius loss to Siena. That will enable them to face Iona or Loyola at 7:30 p.m. Friday. A Marist loss or a Canisius win will give the Red Foxes the 10th seed, meaning they would face Iona, Loyola or Saint Peter s at 9:30 p.m. Friday. CHASING 1,000: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider enters today s game with 955 career points. Schneider, who is averaging 15.9 points per game this season, scored 477 points in the first three seasons of his career. He has 478 points this season. SINGLE-SEASON MARKS: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider is currently tied for fifth in school history for three-pointers in a season (80) and sixth for rebounds in a season (246). STUFFING THE MAAC LEADER- BOARD: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider ranks in the top 10 in the MAAC in defensive rebounds per game (1st, 7.0), total rebounds per game (2nd, 8.2), three-pointers made (2nd, 2.7), free-throw percentage (2nd,.864), minutes per game (3rd, 37.7), scoring (4th, 15.9), threepoint percentage (8th,.369) and steals (9th, 1.4). STUFFING THE STAT SHEET, PART ONE: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider is leading the Red Foxes in both scoring and rebounding this season (15.9 points, 8.2 rebounds per Top Single-Game Stats Points Schneider, vs. Bucknell (29) Rebounds Schneider, at Delaware (19) Assists Hall, vs. Bucknell; Devezin, at Binghamton, vs. Saint Peter s (8) Blocks Schneider, at Rutgers, vs. Siena; Williams vs. Iona (3) Steals Schneider, vs. Columbia, Bucknell, Rider (5) Three-Pointers Made Goodwin, vs. Hartford (6) Free Throws Made Schneider, vs. Loyola (11) Free Throws Attempted Schneider, vs. Loyola (12) Minutes Devezin, vs. Delaware (45) Double-Digit Games Points (81) 27 - Schneider 13 - Devezin 10 - Hall 9 - Goodwin, Williams 5 - Parris 4 - Gregory 3 - Bauer 1 - Taylor Rebounds (9) 7 - Schneider 1 - Gregory, Williams 20-Point Games Schneider, vs. Bucknell 12/28 (29) Schneider, at Rider 1/5 (25) Gregory, vs. Loyola 1/25 (23) Devezin, vs. Niagara 1/11 (23) Schneider, at Delaware 12/23 (22) Schneider, at Iona 2/7 (21) Schneider, at Fairfield 1/30 (21) Schneider, vs. Loyola 1/25 (21) Hall, vs. Siena 1/15 (21) Schneider, at Manhattan 1/9 (21) Devezin, vs. Delaware 11/23 (21) Goodwin, vs. Hartford 2/21 (20) Hall, at Binghamton 12/30 (20)

6 Marist in MAAC rankings (Overall - As of 3/1) Team Scoring offense: 6th (64.9) Scoring defense: 7th (69.7) Scoring margin: 9th (-4.8) Free-throw percentage: 9th (.646) Field-goal percentage: 6th (.407) Field-goal percentage defense: 4th (.417) Three-point percentage: 1st (.370) Three-point percentage defense: 3rd (.321) Rebounding offense: 5th (35.6) Rebounding defense: 9th (38.5) Rebounding margin: 10th (-2.9) Blocked shots: 10th (2.6) Assists: 8th (10.9) Steals: 9th (5.7) Turnover margin: 10th (-3.03) Assist/turnover ratio: 9th (0.7) Offensive rebounds: 10th (9.8) Defensive rebounds: 1st (25.8) Three-pointers made: 1st (7.4) Individual Scoring: Schneider, 4th (15.9); Devezin, 26th (10.3) Rebounding: Schneider, 2nd (8.2) Field-goal percentage: Devezin, 10th (.465) Assists: Devezin, 5th (4.2) Free-throw percentage: Schneider, 2nd (.864) Steals: Schneider, 9th (1.4) Three-point field goal percentage: Goodwin, 3rd (.404); Hall, 7th (.371); Schneider, 8th (.369) Three-pointers made: Schneider, 2nd (2.7); Goodwin, 8th (1.5) Blocked shots: None in top 15 Assist/turnover ratio: Devezin, 4th (1.5) Offensive rebounds: Williams, 15th (2.0) Defensive rebounds: Schneider, 1st (7.0) Minutes played: Schneider, 3rd (37.7) game). He has 27 double-digit scoring efforts, and has had only one game all season when he didn t reach double digits in points or rebounds. His 12 rebounds against New Hampshire on Nov. 29 tied a career high previously set at Rutgers in the season opener on Nov. 14. He has all five of Marist s double-doubles this season. STUFFING THE STAT SHEET, PART TWO: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider also leads the Red Foxes in steals (43), three-pointers made (80), minutes played (37.7 per game), free throws made (108), free throws attempted (125), free-throw percentage (.864) and blocked shots (23). He is the only Red Fox to make a threepointer in every game this season, and is shooting.369 from long distance. THE X-FACTOR: Red-shirt sophomore guard Dejuan Goodwin is averaging 11.3 points per gme while shooting.553 from three-point range in Marist wins, but averages 5.5 points per game while shooting.329 on threes in Marist losses. DO I HEAR 40?: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider has played at least 40 minutes eight times in the team s last 17 games, and nine times overall this season. Schneider has played at least 33 minutes in every game this season. TURNOVERS ARE DOWN: Marist is averaging just 12.6 turnovers over its last seven games. On the season, the Red Foxes are averaging 15.7 turnovers per game. TOP 10 LIST: Marist has three of the top 10 three-point shooters by percentage in the MAAC with red-shirt sophomore guard Dejuan Goodwin (3rd,.404), freshman guard R.J. Hall (7th,.371) and red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider (8th,.369). BATTLE OF THE BOARDS: Marist is 6-4 when outrebounding the opposition this season, but 3-17 when getting outrebounded. The Red Foxes Marist in MAAC rankings (MAAC-only games - As of 3/1) Team Scoring offense: 6th (65.4) Scoring defense: 9th (71.3) Scoring margin: 10th (-5.9) Free-throw percentage: 9th (.651) Field-goal percentage: 5th (.416) Field-goal percentage defense: 6th (.423) Three-point percentage: 3rd (.371) Three-point percentage defense: 2nd (.317) Rebounding offense: 9th (33.6) Rebounding defense: 10th (38.7) Rebounding margin: 10th (-5.1) Blocked shots: 10th (2.4) Assists: 7th (11.4) Steals: 10th (4.9) Turnover margin: 10th (-2.76) Assist/turnover ratio: 7th (0.8) Offensive rebounds: 10th (9.1) Defensive rebounds: 1st (24.6) Three-pointers made: 1st (7.4) Individual Scoring: Schneider, 3rd (16.6); Devezin, 28th (9.4) Rebounding: Schneider, 6th (7.2) Field-goal percentage: Devezin, 12th (.476) Assists: Devezin, 5th (4.1) Free-throw percentage: Schneider, 2nd (.895) Steals: None in top 15 Three-point field goal percentage: Schneider, 10th (.370) Three-pointers made: Schneider, 1st (2.9) Blocked shots: None in top 15 Assist/turnover ratio: Devezin, 4th (1.5) Offensive rebounds: None in top 15 Defensive rebounds: Schneider, 1st (6.3) Minutes played: Schneider, 1st (38.4)

7 Team Highs/Lows Points High: 89 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28) Low: 44 (at St. John s, 12/20) Field Goals Made High: 34 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28) Low: 16 (at St. John s, 12/20; vs. Saint Peter s, 1/2; vs. Manhattan, 2/2) Field Goal Attempts High: 72 (vs. Delaware, 11/23) Low: 42 (vs. New Hampshire, 11/29) Field Goal Percentage High:.524 (vs. New Hampshire, 11/29) Low:.302 (at St. John s, 12/20) Three Pointers Made High: 13 (vs. Delaware, 11/23) Low: 3 (vs. New Hampshire, 11/29) Three Pointers Attempted High: 32 (vs. Delaware, 11/23; at Fairfield, 1/30) Low: 12 (vs. New Hampshire, 11/29) Three Point Percentage High:.667 (vs. Niagara, 1/11) Low:.190 (vs. Manhattan, 2/2) Free Throws Made High: 24 (vs. Niagara, 1/11) Low: 5 (vs. Cleveland State, 12/13; at Fairfield, 1/30) Free Throw Attempts High: 31 (vs. Niagara, 1/11) Low: 9 (vs. Cleveland State, 12/13; at Manhattan, 1/9) Free Throw Percentage High: (vs. Fairfield, 1/30) Low:.280 (at St. John s, 12/20) Rebounds High: 49 (vs. Siena, 1/15) Low: 23 (at Manhattan, 1/9) Assists High: 18 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28) Low: 5 (vs. New Hampshire, 11/29) Steals High: 13 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28) Low: 0 (vs. Fairfield, 2/12) Blocked Shots High: 6 (vs. Iona, 12/5; at St. John s, 12/20) Low: 0 (vs. New Hampshire, 11/29; vs. Cleveland State, 12/13; at Iona, 2/7) Turnovers Low: 7 (vs. Fairfield, 1/30) High: 26 (at Siena, 12/9) Fouls Low: 11 (vs. Hartford, 2/21) High: 31 (vs. Delaware, 11/23) had a season-high plus-15 rebounding margin against Fairfield on Feb. 12, and are 3-0 this season when their rebounding edge is plus-10 or more. LINEUPS: Marist has used seven different starting lineups this season. Nine different Red Foxes have started this season, and red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider is the only one to start all 30 games. NEED THOSE FREE THROWS: Marist is 7-2 this season when hitting more free throws than its opponent, but 2-19 when the opposition hits as many or more free throws in a game. SCORING LIMIT = 70: Marist is 9-7 this season when holding the opponent under 70 points, but 0-14 if the opponent scores at least 70. DEFENDING THE THREE: In its wins this season, Marist has allowed the opposition to shoot.230 from threepoint range and hit 4.8 threes per game. In the Red Foxes losses, the opposition is shooting.380 from long range with 5.2 made threes per game. CLOSE ONES: Thirteen of Marist s 30 games this season have been decided by six points or less. The Red Foxes are 4-9 in those games. Marist has also played six games decided by two points or less, and the Red Foxes are 2-4 in those contests. 50 PERCENT SHOOTING LEADS TO VICTORIES: In five of Marist s nine victories this season, the Red Foxes have shot at least 50 percent from the field. Marist has shot.472 from the field in its wins, as compared to.384 in its losses. LESS THAN 40% FOR THE OPPO- SITION = W: In seven of the Red Foxes nine victories this season, the opponent has shot less than 40 percent from the field. In the team s wins, the opponent has shot.350. In the team s losses, the opponent has shot.446. Opponent Highs/Lows Points High: 100 (at Memphis, 12/2) Low: 35 (vs. Hartford, 2/21) Field Goals Made High: 38 (at Memphis, 12/2) Low: 11 (vs. Hartford, 2/21) Field Goal Attempts High: 72 (at Memphis, 12/2; at St. John s, 12/20) Low: 42 (vs. Manhattan, 2/2) Field Goal Percentage High:.560 (vs. Cleveland State, 12/13) Low:.229 (vs. Hartford, 2/21) Three Pointers Made High: 9 (at Memphis, 12/2) Low: 0 (vs. Iona, 12/5) Three Pointers Attempted High: 32 (vs. Fairfield, 2/12) Low: 9 (vs. Cleveland State, 12/13; at St. John s 12/20; at Binghamton 12/30) Three Point Percentage High:.800 (vs. St. Bonaventure, 11/17) Low:.000 (vs. Iona, 12/5) Free Throws Made High: 30 (vs. Delaware, 11/23) Low: 6 (vs. Cleveland State, 12/13) Free Throw Attempts High: 48 (vs. Siena, 1/15) Low: 8 (vs. Cleveland State, 12/13) Free Throw Percentage High:.913 (at Loyola, 1/18) Low:.500 (vs. St. Bonaventure, 11/17; at Fairfield, 1/30) Rebounds High: 52 (at St. John s, 12/20) Low: 27 (at Rider, 1/4) Assists High: 17 (at Siena, 12/9; at Canisius, 2/27) Low: 3 (vs. Iona, 12/5) Steals High: 15 (vs. Siena, 1/15) Low: 3 (vs. Rider, 2/9) Blocked Shots High: 16 (at Rutgers, 11/14) Low: 0 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28; vs. Hartford, 2/21) Turnovers Low: 0 (vs. Fairfield, 2/12) High: 24 (vs. Hartford, 2/21) Fouls Low: 10 (at Siena, 12/9; at Fairfield, 1/30) High: 25 (vs. Niagara, 1/11)

8 Academic All-Americans On Feb. 25, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider was named ESPN The Magazine Second Team All- District, becoming the seventh student-athlete in school history and third men s basketball player to be named an academic all-american. Here is the complete list: 1995 Gregg Chodkowski (third team) men s basketball 2000 Amanda Koldjeski (second team) softball 2002 Jenny Shanks (second team) women s soccer 2003 David Bennett (second team) men s basketball Viktor Sapezhnikov (first team) men s tennis 2008 Mike Rolek (third team) men s cross country/track and field 2009 Ryan Schneider (second team) men s basketball 289 AND COUNTING: Marist has hit a three-pointer in 289 consecutive games. The last game in which Marist did not hit a three-pointer came on Dec. 7, 1999, when the Red Foxes shot 0-for-7 from three-point range in a home win over American. HALFTIME LEAD ESSENTIAL: Marist is 9-5 on the season when leading at halftime, but 0-16 when trailing or tied after the first 20 minutes. DEJUAN CRASHES GLASS: Redshirt sophomore guard Dejuan Goodwin has had at least five rebounds eight times this season. Last season, Goodwin s season high in rebounds was five, which came on two occasions. Against Cleveland State on Dec. 13, Goodwin set a career high with seven rebounds. UNDER 60 IS A PLUS: Dating back to the season, Marist has won 27 of its last 28 when holding the opposition under 60 points. HOLD THAT LEAD: Marist has lost six games this season in which it has held a double-digit lead. OT: Over the last two seasons, Marist is 0-7 in overtime games. The Red Foxes have lost all four of their overtime contests this year, and went 0-3 in overtime games last season. ALL-TIME MAAC RECORD: Since joining the MAAC in the season, the Red Foxes have posted a (.512) record in conference games. IN SEARCH OF ROAD WIN: Dating back to last season, Marist has lost 10 straight road conference games. The Red Foxes last road conference win was at Saint Peter s on Feb. 10, 2008, a triumph. SCHOLAR AND A GENTLEMAN: On Feb. 25, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider was named ESPN The Magazine Second Team Academic All- American, becoming the seventh student-athlete and third men s basketball player in school history to earn academic all-american honors. The other men s basketball players were Gregg Chodkowski (1995, third team) and David Bennett (2003, second team). DEFENSIVE PERFORMANCE FOR THE AGES: In its victory over Hartford on Feb. 21, Marist set a program record for fewest points allowed to a Division I opponent. The previous record was 40, established at Bucknell on Nov. 28, The Red Foxes held Hartford to.229 shooting (11-for-48) from the field and.207 shooting (6-for-29) from three-point range while forcing a season-high 24 turnovers. Single-Season Records Three-Pointers Made Rk Name (Year) Total 1 Will Whittington (06-07) Will Whittington (05-06) Will Whittington (04-05) 97 4 Andy Lake (91-92) 81 5 Ryan Schneider (08-09) 80 6 Steve Paterno (89-90) 79 7 Danny Basile (94-95) 78 Three-Pointers Attempted Rk Name (Year) Total 1 Will Whittington (06-07) Will Whittington (05-06) Danny Basile (95-96) Danny Basile (94-95) Ryan Schneider (08-09) 217 Rebounds Rk Name (Year) Total 1 Alan Tomidy (95-96) Ted Taylor (83-84) Kareem Hill (95-96) Izett Buchanan (93-94) Miroslav Pecarski (88-89) Ryan Schneider (08-09) Ted Taylor (84-85) Rik Smits (85-86) 242 Rebounding Average Rk Name (Year) Total 1 Alan Tomidy (95-96) Ted Taylor (83-84) Izett Buchanan (93-94) Kareem Hill (95-96) Miroslav Pecarski (88-89) Rik Smits (87-88) Miroslav Pecarski (86-87) Ted Taylor (84-85) Ryan Schneider (08-09) 8.2 AS A MATTER OF FACT... : The 24 turnovers Marist forced against Hartford marked the first time the Red Foxes forced 20 turnovers in a game since their Postseason NIT Second Round game at North Carolina State on March 16, a span of 61 games. DOUBLE-DIGIT THREES: Marist hit 11 three-pointers in its win over Hartford on Feb. 21, the eighth time

9 Close Games Thirteen of Marist s 30 games this season have been decided by six points or fewer. The Red Foxes are 4-9 in these contests: Wins vs. New Hampshire, 11/ vs. Iona, 12/ at Delaware, 12/ vs. Saint Peter s, 1/2 Losses at Rutgers, 11/ (OT) vs. Delaware, 11/ vs. Columbia, 12/ at Binghamton, 12/ at Manhattan, 1/ (OT) vs. SIena, 1/ (OT) vs. Loyola, 1/ at Fairfield, 1/ (OT) at Iona, 2/9 this year the Red Foxes have hit at least 10 threes in a game. Marist is 4-4 in these games. STREAK SNAPPED: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider had his streak of scoring in double digits in 23 consecutive games snapped when he was held to seven against Hartford on Feb. 21. HOMECOURT ADVANTAGE: The Red Foxes have posted a mark of (.731) at the McCann Center in the last four seasons. Since the installation of new bleachers in both the north and south end zones during the season, Marist has won 36 of its 47 home games, a winning percentage of BOARDS: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider grabbed the 500th rebound of his career on Feb. 2 vs. Manhattan. END OF REBOUND STREAK: With sophomore forward Korey Bauer grabbing a team-high eight rebounds at Fairfield on Jan. 30, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider had his streak of having at least a share of Marist s lead in rebounding in each of the team s previous 13 games come to an end. Schneider averaged 9.2 rebounds per game in that span. KB S FIRST START: Sophomore forward Korey Bauer made his first career start against Loyola on Jan. 25, finishing with 10 points, six rebounds and two blocks in a careerhigh 35 minutes. MORE RUN FOR ALEX: Freshman forward Alex Vouyoukas scored a career-high seven points on 3-for-3 shooting from the field against Cleveland State in his first career start on Dec. 13. Against St. John s on Dec. 20, Vouyoukas had a careerhigh seven rebounds. He played a career-high 30 minutes at Manhattan on Jan. 9. ROOKIE OF THE WEEK X2: Freshman guard R.J. Hall was named MAAC Rookie of the Week on Jan. 5, the second straight week in which he was honored. Hall averaged 15.5 points per game against Binghamton (Dec. 30) and Rider (Jan. 4). TRIPLE CROWN: On Jan. 4 at Rider, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider became the first Red Fox to lead the team in points (25), rebounds (eight) and assists (four) in a game this season. BUSY, BUSY, BUSY: Between Dec. 20 and Jan. 4, Marist played seven games in 16 days. The Red Foxes played four games in eight days between Dec. 28 and Jan. 4. RETURN OF DAVE: Red-shirt junior point guard David Devezin returned to the lineup on Dec. 30 at Binghamton after missing five games with a foot injury, finishing with eight points and eight assists. All eight of his assists were on three-pointers. Devezin returned to the starting lineup vs. Saint Peter s on Jan. 2, and also had eight assists in that game. CUTTING THOSE TURNOVERS: Marist had just 11 turnovers at Binghamton on Dec. 30. Prior to that, Marist Double-Doubles Ryan Schneider, at Delaware 12/23 (22 points/19 rebounds) Ryan Schneider, vs. Niagara 1/11 (15 points/10 rebounds) Ryan Schneider, vs. Siena 1/15 (19 points/13 rebounds) Ryan Schneider, vs. Canisius 1/23 (11 points/11 rebounds) Ryan Schneider, at Iona 2/7 (21 points/11 rebounds) MAAC Double-Double Leaders 11 - Bilal Benn, Niagara 7 - Ryan Rossiter, Siena; Alex Franklin, Siena 6 - Ryan Bacon, Saint Peter s; 5 - Ryan Schneider, Marist; Greg Logins, Canisius; Chris Gadley, Canisius NOTE: Research provided by Niagara SID Kevin Carver. the Red Foxes had at least 16 turnovers in nine consecutive games. ANOTHER 20-POINT EFFORT: By scoring a career-high 20 points at Binghamton on Dec. 30, freshman guard R.J. Hall gave the Red Foxes a 20-point scorer in three straight games. Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider had 22 at Delaware on Dec. 23 and 29 vs. Bucknell on Dec. 28. Prior to that, Marist had only one 20-point effort this season, when redshirt junior guard David Devezin had 21 vs. Delaware on Nov. 23. FIRST HONORS SINCE... : When red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider was named MAAC Player of the Week on Dec. 28, he became the first Red Fox to earn the honor since Spongy Benjamin on Nov. 12, With freshman guard R.J. Hall being named MAAC Rookie of the Week, it was the first time Marist swept the MAAC weekly awards also since Nov. 12, 2007, as Dejuan Goodwin was named MAAC Rookie of the Week at that time. FOUR CAREER HIGHS: Four Red Foxes -- red-shirt senior forward Ryan

10 Late & Close Marist performances in the final five minutes of regulation and overtime when the scoring margin is in single digits: Field goals: (.375) Bauer 1-1 (1.000) Taylor 2-4 (.500) Vouyoukas 1-2 (.500) Devezin 9-20 (.450) Gregory 5-12 (.417) Goodwin 9-23 (.391) Hall 6-16 (.375) Parris 2-6 (.333) Schneider 9-31 (.290) Williams 1-8 (.125) Three-pointers: (.320) Hall 4-7 (.571) Parris 1-2 (.500) Gregory 2-6 (.333) Taylor 1-3 (.333) Goodwin 4-13 (.308) Schneider 4-17 (.235) Devezin 0-1 (.000) Vouyoukas 0-1 (.000) Free throws: (.629) Bauer 3-3 (1.000) Schneider (.900) Gregory 3-5 (.600) Devezin 6-11 (.545) Hall 6-11 (.545) Parris 8-15 (.533) Williams 8-17 (.471) Goodwin 5-13 (.385) Schneider (29), red-shirt sophomore guard Dejuan Goodwin (16), red-shirt junior guard Javon Parris (15) and walk-on freshman guard Mike Taylor (nine) had career highs in scoring against Bucknell on Dec. 28. MOST POINTS SINCE... : With 29 points vs. Bucknell on Dec. 28, redshirt senior forward Ryan Schneider had the highest point total by a Red Fox since Will Whittington had 31 in Marist s Postseason NIT victory at Oklahoma State on March 13, LARGEST MARGIN SINCE... : Marist s 26-point win vs. Bucknell on Dec. 28 was its largest margin of victory since winning at Iona by 26 (79-53) on Feb. 11, : Marist s 89 points vs. Bucknell on Dec. 28 were the most the Red Foxes scored since also tallying 89 against Delaware on Nov. 11, RECORD SETTING REBOUNDING: With 19 rebounds on Dec. 23 at Delaware, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider set the Bob Carpenter Center record for most rebounds by a visiting player. The total of 19 rebounds is just three off the school record, and is the highest total by a Red Fox since Alan Tomidy set the program record with 22 against LIU on Feb. 8, FIRST DOUBLE-DOUBLE SINCE... : With 22 points and 19 rebounds at Delaware on Dec. 23, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider recorded the first double-double by a Red Fox since Spongy Benjamin had 17 points and 13 rebounds against Loyola on March 2, FIRST TIME IN A LONG TIME: By facing Delaware on Nov. 23 and Dec. 23, Marist faced a non-conference opponent twice in the same season since the campaign, when the Red Foxes matched up with Colgate on Dec. 2 and Dec. 13 of ON THE ROAD: With two games in the Aeropostale Holiday Festival (Dec. 20 and 21) at Madison Square Garden followed by a game at Delaware on Dec. 23, Marist played three straight games away from home. It is the only time all season the Red Foxes will play three straight games away from the McCann Center. SCHNEIDER EARNS ALL-TOURNA- MENT HONORS: Marist red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Aeropostale Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden after averaging 15 points and eight rebounds in the Red Foxes games against St. Margins Largest lead at any time 31 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28/08) Largest deficit at any time 45 (at Memphis, 12/2/08) Largest margin of victory 26 (vs. Bucknell, 12/28/08) Closest margin of victory 1 (vs. Iona, 12/5/08) Largest margin of defeat 39 (at Memphis, 12/2/08) Closest margin of defeat 1 (vs. Loyola, 1/25/09; at Iona, 2/7/09) Largest deficit overcome in a win 7 (vs. Robert Morris, 11/22/08) Largest lead lost in a loss 16 (at Fairfield, 1/30/09) Largest halftime lead 19 (vs. Niagara 1/11/09) Largest halftime deficit 27 (at Memphis, 12/2/08) Average margin of victory 11.8 Average margin of defeat 11.9 John s and Columbia. HOLIDAY FESTIVAL HISTORY: This year marked Marist s third appearance in the Holiday Festival. In addition to playing in it last season, the Red Foxes were part of the 1987 tournament. The Red Foxes are now 1-5 lifetime at the Holiday Festival following their losses to St. John s and Columbia on Dec. 20 and Dec. 21, respectively. FRESHMEN GET FIRST STARTS: Freshman guard R.J. Hall and freshman forward Alex Vouyoukas each earned the first start of their careers against Cleveland State on Dec. 13. TURNOVERS: Marist had a seasonhigh 26 turnovers at Siena on Dec : Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider played the 100th game of his collegiate career at Siena on Dec. 9. Schneider played the first 61 games of his career with Vermont from before transferring to Marist.

11 STOP AT 50: The victory over Iona on Dec. 5 marked the ninth time Marist held a conference opponent to 50 points or fewer in a game since joining the MAAC for the season. The Red Foxes have prevailed in all nine of those games. MAAC OPENERS: Since joining the MAAC for the season, Marist is now 10-2 in conference-opening games. The Red Foxes only losses came in the and seasons. NUMBERS GAME: In its first five games of the season, Marist played two games decided by a score of The Red Foxes lost by that score in their season opener at Rutgers on Nov. 14, and won by that score at home against New Hampshire on Nov. 29. BIG DAY FOR KB: Sophomore forward Korey Bauer had the first double-digit scoring effort of his career vs. Newcomers in 09 On Nov. 24, Head Coach Chuck Martin announced the signing of three players to National Letters of Intent: Anell Alexis - 6'6"/185 - G/F - St. Thomas More Prep (Conn.) - Newark, N.J. Martin on Alexis: "Anell is a 6-foot-6 skilled 3/4 man who can be a heck of a lockdown defender once he learns to play at this level. He can step out and make open shots." Sam Prescott - 6'3"/185 - G - Imhotep Charter - Philadelphia, Pa. Martin on Prescott: "Sam is an athletic wing who has a world of potential. He's really good athlete who can play at the rim and can defend. He's quick. He's going to add some defense and depth to our team, and he has the ability to make open shots." Candon Rusin - 6'3"/170 - G - Topsail - Hampstead, N.C. Martin on Rusin: "Candon is another big combo guard who's going to add some needed scoring to next year's group. He was one of the best guards on the AAU circuit this summer, and we're really excited to have him." On Jan. 20, Martin announced that Casiem Drummond joined the team after transferring from Villanova: Casiem Drummond /275 - C - Bloomfield Tech/Villanova - East Orange, N.J. Martin on Drummond: First and foremost, he's a great kid and a great addition to our community. I think the sky is the limit for Casiem. At Villanova, he showed flashes of what he can do." Delaware on Nov. 23, finishing with 13 points while tying his career high with six rebounds. LB S BIG NIGHTS: It took red-shirt sophomore forward Lawrence Williams just four games to top his total scoring output from the season. Williams scored 39 points in the first four games of the season. Last season, in 21 games, Williams scored a total of 35 points. GARDEN STATE CHALLENGE: The Red Foxes completed play in the season-opening Garden State Challenge with a 1-3 record. St. Bonaventure and Rutgers each posted 3-1 records in the tournament. Delaware was 2-2, while both Marist and Robert Morris finished 1-3. AND HE DID IT EARLY, TOO: Redshirt sophomore forward Lawrence Williams scored eight of Marist s first 11 points on Nov. 14 at Rutgers. Williams had already established a Top Defensive Performances A look at Marist s best defensive performances in conference games since joining the MAAC in the season. Performances this season are in BOLD points (vs. Canisius, W, 1/27/08) 2-47 points (vs. Rider, W, 2/2/99) 3-48 points (vs. Loyola, W, 1/9/04) T4-49 points (at Loyola, W, 1/12/05) T4-49 points (at Saint Peter s, W, 1/2/02) T6-50 points (vs. Iona, W, 12/5/08) T6-50 points (at Iona, W, 1/24/08) T6-50 points (vs. Fairfield, W, 1/13/04) T6-50 points (at Loyola, W, 2/3/02) T10-51 points (vs. Rider, W, 2/3/00) T10-51 points (vs. Canisius, W, 1/17/00) T10-51 points (at Canisius, W, 1/31/98) new career high in scoring just 2:55 into the contest, as he had already scored six points at that juncture. NEW OPENING LINEUP: The Red Foxes starting lineup in their season opener at Rutgers on Nov. 14 included three players (Kaylen Gregory, Javon Parris and Lawrence Williams) who had never started a Division I game, and another (Ryan Schneider) who had never started a game for the Red Foxes. Red-shirt junior point guard David Devezin was the only starter who had previously started a game in a Marist uniform. A SEESAW AFFAIR: Marist s season opener at Rutgers on Nov. 14 included 12 lead changes and seven tied scores. FOR STARTERS: With its loss

12 New Faces 1 Dorvell Carter * Freshman * Played scholastically at Rice High School, earning Second Team All-City honors * Cousin of former University of Virginia star Majestic Mapp 4 Pat McDerby * Sophomore * Joined team as walk-on in October Daye Kaba * Junior * Sitting out this season to fulfill year in residency requirement after transferring from Boston College. Will have two years of eligibilty remaining, beginning with season * Appeared in 16 games at Boston College from R.J. Hall * Freshman * Played scholastically at Bloomfield Tech in New Jersey * Named Most Versatile in New Jersey and named First Team All- State 14 Alex Vouyoukas * Freshman * Native of Athens, Greece; played last season at Blair Academy (N.J.) * Brother, Ian, starred at St. Louis University and graduated in Nick Amicucci * Sophomore * Joined team as walk-on in October 2008 * Was a member of the Marist baseball team last season 31 Mike Taylor * Freshman * Joined team as walk-on in October Javon Parris * Red-shirt junior * Has two seasons of eligibilty, beginning this season * Started collegiate career at College of Charleston. Red-shirted season and appeared in 22 games in season. * Played last season at Barton County Community College in Kansas. Averaged 11.4 points and 5.4 assists per game. at Rutgers in the season opener on Nov. 14, the Red Foxes have now lost four of their last six season openers. THERE WILL BE CHANGES: Entering this season, the Marist roster consists of players who have started just 45 games in a Marist uniform in their careers. Red-shirt junior point guard David Devezin made 31 appearances in the opening lineup last season, and red-shirt sophomore guard Dejuan Goodwin added 14 starts last year. No one on the current Marist roster has started a game for the Red Foxes prior to last year. Redshirt senior forward Ryan Schneider entered the season with 15 career starts, all coming at the University of Vermont in the season. RECORD-SETTING SCHEDULE: Marist will play 31 regular-season games this season, eclipsing the program record of 30 set each of the previous two seasons. FOUR YEARS, FOUR COACHES: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider has played for four different coaches in his Division I career (Tom Brennan, Vermont; ; Mike Lonergan, Vermont; ; Matt Brady, Marist, ; Chuck Martin, Marist, ). Counting their junior college days, red-shirt junior guards David Devezin and Javon Parris have also played for four coaches in the last four years. A RARE HOLDOVER: Red-shirt senior guard Kaylen Gregory, one of six returners for the Red Foxes this season, is the only member of the team who was in uniform in the season. Of the other five returners, red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider served his year in residency in , and red-shirt sophomores Dejuan Goodwin and Lawrence Williams both sat out that season. Red-shirt junior point guard David Devezin and sophomore forward Korey Bauer both joined the program for the season. WHAT S NEW: The Red Foxes have Returners 11 Dejuan Goodwin * Red-shirt sophomore * Started 14 games last season while playing in all 32 * Shot.422 from three-point range * Sat out season while recovering from knee injury 21 Kaylen Gregory * Red-shirt senior * Played in 39 career games enetering this season (sat out season, 9 games in , 25 in , 5 in ) * Only member of team who appeared in games in season 23 Lawrence Williams * Red-shirt sophomore * Appeared in 21 games, all off the bench, last season * Sat out the season 24 David Devezin * Red-shirt junior * Preseason Third Team All-MAAC selection this season * Appeared in all 32 games last season, making 31 starts * Led team in assists and steals last season; was third in scoring 41 Korey Bauer * Sophomore * Appeared in 18 games, all off the bench, last season 44 Ryan Schneider * Red-shirt senior * Appeared in 31 games, all off the bench, last season * Hit 34 three-pointers last season * Played first two seasons at University of Vermont ( ) before transferring. Sat out season to fulfill year in residency requirement, and had first season in Marist uniform in * Has played in 92 career games, including 15 starts, entering season * Played on Vermont team which upset Syracuse in 2005 NCAA Tournament

13 On This Date In Marist History March 1, Marist closed out its regular season with a home victory over Robert Morris. A week later, the Red Foxes would defeat Fairleigh Dickinson in overtime to advance to the first NCAA Tournament. an abundance of new faces for the season. Head Coach Chuck Martin was hired on April 17, 2008 as the program s sixth head coach in its Division I history. Marist also has an entirely new coaching staff, consisting of assistants Paul Lee, Tyrone Weeks, Bashir Mason and director of men s basketball operations Will Lanier. The Red Foxes also have nine newcomers this season (Dorvell Carter, Casiem Drummond, Pat McDerby, Daye Kaba, R.J. Hall, Alex Vouyoukas, Nick Amicucci, Mike Taylor and Javon Parris). LOTS TO REPLACE: The 10 players the Red Foxes lost from their team combined for 70 percent of the team s points, 66 percent of the team s rebounds, 71 percent of the team s three-pointers made, 72 percent of the team s starts and 65 percent of the minutes played last season. ONLY NEW FACE IN THE MAAC: Head Coach Chuck Martin is the lone newcomer among MAAC head coaches this season. AN EXPERIENCED STAFF: New Head Coach Chuck Martin has assembled a coaching staff with considerable experience. The entire staff (assistant coaches Paul Lee, Tyrone Weeks and Bashir Mason and director of operations Will Lanier) has combined for three apperances in national championship games, four appearances in the Final Four, 40 seasons of Division I coaching experience, positions at 11 different Division I institutions and 14 years of Division I playing experience. MAAC PROJECTIONS: The Red Foxes were picked to finish last among the MAAC s 10 team in the conference s preseason poll. Red-shirt junior point guard David Devezin was named Preseason Third Team All- MAAC. MEDIA MAN: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider spent this past summer interning at WFAN (660 AM) in New York City. Schneider has also gained broadcasting experience through Marist s campus radio station (WMAR), where he hosts a sports-talk show and has called women s basketball games. He has provided color analysis for Marist women s basketball broadcasts at the MAAC Tournament each of the last two seasons. This season, Schneider is serving as a sideline reporter on select broadcasts of Marist women s television broadcasts on Time Warner Cable 6. GETTING EXPOSURE: Red-shirt senior forward Ryan Schneider was featured in a New York Times story written by Brian Heyman on Jan. 16 which discussed his basketball and broadcasting. Schneider s call of the Marist women s basketball game against Fairfield on Jan. 23 for WMAR was picked up by ESPNU as part of its Campus Connection week. RED FOXES ON THE AIRWAVES: All Marist games will broadcast on WKIP (1450 AM) in Poughkeepsie and streamed live on GoRedFoxes.com through Stretch Internet. Ed Weir is in his 31st season of broadcasting Marist athletics, and Dean Darling is in his 26th season with the Red Foxes. Nine games will be broadcast on Time Warner Cable 6, with Darling and former Red Fox Steve Eggink on the call. The Red Foxes had both of their games in the Holiday Festival televised by MSG. Marist s game against Canisius on Jan. 23 was televised by ESPNU, its game against Manhattan on Feb. 2 aired on MSG Plus, and its contest on Feb. 16 at Saint Peter s was televised on MSG. Red Foxes By Height 6-10 Casiem Drummond 6-9 Korey Bauer Alex Vouyoukas 6-7 Ryan Schneider Lawrence Williams 6-6 Dorvell Carter 6-4 Javon Parris 6-3 Kaylen Gregory Daye Kaba 6-2 Dejuan Goodwin Mike Taylor 6-0 David Devezin Pat McDerby 5-11 Nick Amicucci 5-10 R.J. Hall Red Foxes By Class Seniors (2) Kaylen Gregory Ryan Schneider Juniors (4) David Devezin Casiem Drummond Daye Kaba Javon Parris Sophomores (5) Nick Amicucci Korey Bauer Dejuan Goodwin Pat McDerby Lawrence Williams Freshmen (4) Dorvell Carter R.J. Hall Mike Taylor Alex Vouyoukas