HOFSTRA MEN S BASKETBALL NOTES (5-2, 1-1 CAA) vs. Dartmouth (1-3), Saturday, Dec. 17, 12 p.m. (at Madison Square Garden)

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1 SPORTS NEWS HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER (516) FAX: (516) HOFSTRA MEN S BASKETBALL NOTES (5-2, 1-1 CAA) vs. Dartmouth (1-3), Saturday, Dec. 17, 12 p.m. (at Madison Square Garden) Hofstra Dartmouth Quick Facts Series Record: Dartmouth leads 5-2 Current Streak: Hofstra 1 straight Last Meeting: : Hofstra 74, Dartmouth 57 Hofstra Coach: Tom Pecora (5th year), (60-67 overall) Dartmouth Coach: Terry Dunn (2nd year), (11-20) TV/Radio: WRHU Radio (88.7 FM Streaks, Stats, and Storylines: Hofstra is returning to Madison Square Garden for the first time since facing St. John s in December of The last neutral site game it played at MSG was a win over Iona in December of The Pride is 6-2 in its last eight appearances at the Garden, including back-to-back Holiday Festival titles in 1998 and Senior forward Aurimas Kieza is the only member of the Pride to play a college game at Madison Square Garden. In fact, he made his collegiate debut at the Garden in a game against St. John s, scoring 12 points. Junior guard Loren Stokes became the 26th member of the Hofstra 1,000-point club in the Pride s win over Stony Brook on Wednesday. He finished the game with 29 points, jumping up to 24th on the Pride s all-time scoring list with 1,024. Junior guard Loren Stokes had a double-double in the Stony Brook win with 29 points and 10 rebounds, falling two shy of his career high in scoring and one shy of his career best in rebounding. Only 11 players in school history have made 100 threepointers in a career, but three more should join that club in the coming weeks. Senior forward Aurimas Kieza has 96, junior guard Carlos Rivera has 93 and sophomore guard Antoine Agudio has 92. So far this season, the Pride has held its opponents to 36 percent shooting or less in all five of its wins. In fact, holding opponents to a combined 34.1 percent shooting in its five wins, including 22.8 percent from three-point territory. When it loses, its opponents shoot 46.5 percent from the floor and 49.0 percent from three-point territory. Hofstra has yet to play a game this season decided by less than 13 points. The Pride is 18-2 in its last 20 home games, and all-time at Hofstra Arena since it opened in January, HOFSTRA SCHEDULE/RESULTS November 19 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W at Notre Dame L at St. John s W December 1 BINGHAMTON W DELAWARE* W at Virginia Commonwealth* L STONY BROOK W vs. Dartmouth (at MSG) 12 p.m. 22 at St. Francis (N.Y.) 7 p.m. 30 at La Salle 7 p.m. January 5 JAMES MADISON* 7 p.m. 7 GEORGIA STATE* 4 p.m. 12 at Towson* 7 p.m. 14 UNC WILMINGTON* 4 p.m. 19 at Old Dominion* 7 p.m. 21 at Northeastern* 1 p.m. 26 TOWSON* 7 p.m. 28 at Drexel* 4 p.m. February 2 OLD DOMINION* 7 p.m. 4 at Delaware* 2 p.m. 9 at Georgia State* 7 p.m. 11 NORTHEASTERN* 4 p.m. 15 at UNC Wilmington* 7 p.m. 18 ESPN BRACKET BUSTERS TBA 20 at William & Mary* 7 p.m. 23 GEORGE MASON* 7 p.m. 25 DREXEL* 4 p.m. March 3-6 CAA Tournament (Richmond, VA) TBA *CAA Game Hofstra s Tentative Starters Pos. No. Cl. Name PPG RPG APG G 1 Jr. Loren Stokes G 13 So. Antoine Agudio G 31 Jr. Carlos Rivera F 25 Sr. Aurimas Kieza F 33 Sr. Adrian Uter Off The Bench G 5 So. Jorge Lebron G 20 Fr. Greg Johnson G/F 3 Fr. Zygis Sestokas F 15 Fr. Arminas Urbutis F 45 Fr. Mike Davis-Sabb F/C 23 Sr. Kenny Harris F/C 54 Fr. Chris Gadley

2 Scouting Dartmouth: The Big Green enters the weekend with a 1-3 record on the season after falling to Maine on Tuesday Dartmouth has also lost to Boston College (80-61) and Colgate (65-64, OT) while defeating Cal Davis (66-61). Junior guard Leon Pattman leads the Big Green in scoring with 14.0 points per game, while senior guard Mike Lang is also in double figures at Hofstra vs. Dartmouth Series: Dartmouth holds a 5-2 lead in the all-time series, although Hofstra captured last season s game in Hanover The Big Green swept a home-and-home in and , while the other four meetings came in the 1950 s. Last Year s Meeting (Hofstra 74, Dartmouth 57): Sophomore guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) had 20 points, eight rebounds and six assists as the Hofstra Men s Basketball team pulled away from Dartmouth in the second half for a at Leede Arena. With the win, the Pride improved its record to 7-0 on the season, marking Hofstra s best-ever start at the NCAA Division I level, surpassing the 6-0 start of the team. The Pride led by nine points early in the second half, when senior forward Michael Radziejewski (Jackson Heights, NY) converted on a pair of foul shots to give Hofstra a lead. Dartmouth then held the Pride scoreless for more than five minutes, as it pulled back within on a pair of foul shots from guard Mike McLaren with 12:43 remaining. Junior forward Aurimas Kieza (Marijampole, Lithuania) ended the Pride drought with a follow-up dunk at the 12:25 mark, starting a 12-2 run that gave the Pride its first double-digit lead of the game at on a Radziejewski three-pointer from the left corner. Hofstra settled for a halftime lead despite shooting 55 percent from the field (16-29). The Pride used an early 10-0 run to pull ahead on a jumper from freshman guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) with 10:07 left in the first half. However, the Big Green answered behind the hot shooting of reserve guard Mike McLaren, who scored 11 first half points off the bench. McLaren hit his third three-pointer of the half to pull Darmouth within with 6:17 left, and a lay-up from Chuck Flynn evened the score at with 5:28 left. Stokes answered with a jumper to kick-start a 7-0 Hofstra run as the Pride took a lead at intermission. Stokes shook off an early second half injury to finish with a teamhigh 20 points. Agudio finished with 15 points for his seventh straight game in double figures to start his career. Radziejewski added a season-high 14 points off the bench, while junior forward Adrian Uter (Queens, NY) added 10. McLaren led Dartmouth with 18 points in a losing effort. Tale of the Tape Hofstra Dartmouth 66.1 Points Per Game Points Allowed Per Game Rebounds Per Game Rebounds Allowed Per Game Field Goal Percentage Field Goal Percentage Defense Three-Point Percentage Three-Point Pct. Defense Free Throw Percentage Assists Per Game Turnovers Per Game Steals Per Game Blocks Per Game 2.5 Hofstra Career Milestone Watch Loren Stokes 1024 points 83 to 20 th at HU Carlos Rivera 483 points 17 to 500 Aurimas Kieza 96 three-pointers 4 to 100 Carlos Rivera 93 three-pointers 7 to 100 Antoine Agudio 92 three-pointers 8 to 100 Loren Stokes 197 assists 3 to 200 Dartmouth s Tentative Starters Po. No. Cl. Name PPG RPG APG G 22 Sr. Mike Lang G 24 So. Michael Giovacchini F 33 So. Chuck Flynn F 40 Sr. Calvin Arnold F 42 So. Jonathan Ball Off The Bench G 12 Fr. DeVon Mosley G 23 Jr. Leon Pattman F 31 Sr. Jason Meyer F 44 So. Brian McMillan C 50 Jr. Paul Bode Last Game Recap (Hofstra 73, Stony Brook 56): Junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) tallied season-highs with 29 points and 10 rebounds, and added the 1,000th point of his career, to lead the Hofstra Men's Basketball team to a victory over visiting Stony Brook Wednesday evening at Hofstra Arena. Stokes became the 26th member of the 1,000-Point Club at Hofstra, which improved to 5-2 with the win. The Pride has now won four of its last five games, including three wins over schools from the state of New York (St. John's, Binghamton and Stony Brook). The Pride has also yet to play a game that has been decided by less than 13 points this season. The Seawolves, meanwhile, slipped to 0-6 with the loss. Stokes also fell just two shy of his career high in scoring, which he set with 31 points in the Colonial Athletic Association semifinals against Drexel last year. His career high in the regular season is 30, set in a triple-overtime win over James Madison at Hofstra Arena on February 9, His 10 rebounds were also one shy of his career best of 11, which he set at James Madison as a freshman. The Pride broke open the game early with a 17-0 lead in the first 6:17 of the contest. Junior guard Carlos Rivera (San German, PR) got Hofstra started with a lay-up and a three-pointer, and a pair of foul shots from sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) capped off the 17-0 run. A jumper by freshman forward Stephane Bakinde got Stony Brook on the board at the 13:20 mark, but Hofstra pushed ahead 26-4 on a threepointer by Stokes for its largest lead of the contest. Stony Brook battled back, though, and pulled within at the break on a pair of foul shots by junior forward Mike Popoko (Baltimore, MD). Hofstra started the second half with an 8-0 run, capped off by two foul shots from Stokes to take a lead. Stony Brook got as close as 12 points with 9:47 left, then pulled within 11 at with 3:26 left, but the Pride was able to maintain its double-digit margin the entire second half. Stokes was joined in double figures by freshman guard Zygis Sestokas (Vilnius, Lithuania) who had a career-best 10 points off the bench. Popoko was the only player in double figures for Stony Brook with 15 points. Hofstra held the Seawolves to only 35.0 percent shooting from the floor, holding its opponents to 36 percent or less for the fifth time this season (all victories).

3 Home Away From Home: Hofstra is making its return to Madison Square Garden after a three-year absence. The last time it appeared at the World s Most Famous Arena was in December of 2002, when it lost to St. John s Senior Aurimas Kieza (Marijampole, Lithuania) is the only current player to appear in that game, when he scored 12 points in his collegiate debut. Hofstra has had some tremendous success at MSG over the years, tallying a 6-2 record in its last eight appearances. Included in that stretch were consecutive ECAC Holiday Festival titles in 1998 and Hofstra nearly three-peated at the Holiday Festival, but lost in the 2000 title game to Penn State Hofstra At Madison Square Garden : St. John s 84, Hofstra : Hofstra 67, Iona 54 (Marty Glickman Classic) : Penn State 74, Hofstra 71 (Holiday Festival) Hofstra 58, Rutgers 52 (Holiday Festival) : Hofstra 75, Fordham 50 (Holiday Festival) Hofstra 65, Rutgers 59 (Holiday Festival) : Hofstra 67, Pennsylvania 62 (Holiday Festival) Hofstra 61, Georgia Tech 42 (Holiday Festival) : Manhattan 56, Hofstra 55 (Holiday Festival) Georgia Tech 58, Hofstra 47 (Holiday Festival) : Hofstra 83, Hartford 77 Stokes Reaches 1000: Junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) became the 26 th player in school history to score 1,000 career points when he converted on a fast-break lay-up early in the Pride s win over Stony Brook on Wednesday. He also jumped into 24 th place on the school s all-time list with 1,024 points and needs 83 to break into the top 20. Stokes has a good chance to become only the fifth player in school history to score 2,000 points by the end of his senior season next year. He came into this year with 923 points, and if he duplicated the 549 points that he scored as a sophomore last winter in each of the next two seasons, he would finish with 2,021 points. Hofstra 1,000-Point Club Name Years Points 1) Steve Nisenson ,222 2) Rich Laurel ,102 3) Bill Thieben ,045 4) Craig Speedy Claxton ,015 5) David Taylor ,818 6) Norman Richardson ,677 7) Frank Walker ,437 8) Leroy Allen ,435 9) Rick Apodaca ,422 10) Ken Rood ,368 11) Dave Bell ,330 12) Kenny Adeleke ,296 13) Barry White ,286 13) Mike Tilley ,286 15) Roberto Gittens ,240 16) Demetrius Dudley ,220 16) John Mills / ,220 18) Ted Jackson ,159 19) Wandy Williams ,132 20) Richie Swartz ,107 21) Derrick Flowers ,069 22) Darius Burton ,060 23) Percy Johnson ,045 24) Loren Stokes 2003-pres ) James Shaffer ,022 26) John Irving ,018 Agudio Named CAA Player of the Week: Sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) was named the CAA Men s Basketball Player of the Week on Monday, Dec. 5. Agudio averaged 19.0 points over the Pride s three wins, including a career-high tying 22 points in a home win over Delaware on Saturday, Dec. 3. He first reached 22 points in his third career game, a road win over Binghamton last season. He then matched that 22- point total in the semifinals of the 2005 Colonial Athletic Association tournament against Old Dominion. Agudio is no stranger to winning CAA awards, as he was named the CAA Rookie of the Week eight times last year (in 16 weeks), and was also a unanimous selection for the CAA Rookie of the Year Award. Agudio Sets New Three-Point Record: Sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) entered the 2005 Postseason National Invitation Tournament tied for the school record with 81 three-pointers and broke the mark with a second-half trey against Saint Joseph s. The record of 81 was originally set by Demetrius Dudley in (see chart below). Agudio has also threatened the singlegame school record of seven on numerous occasions, including six in a home win over William & Mary, which tied a freshman record set by teammate Carlos Rivera (San German, PR) in Hofstra Single-Season Three-Point FG Leaders Name Year 3FG 1) Antoine Agudio ) Demetrius Dudley ) Carlos Dicenta ) Rick Apodaca ) Norman Richardson ) Frank Walker ) Jason Hernandez ) John Mavroukas ) Norman Richardson ) Keith McMillan Agudio On Historic Pace: Sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) is well on his way to becoming one of the most prolific three-point shooters in CAA history. Agudio made a school-record 82 threepointers last season, putting him on an early pace for 328 in his career, which would shatter the school record of 192, held by Norman Richardson ( ). Only four players in CAA history have made 300 three-pointers in a career, led by conference record holder Brett Blizzard of UNC Wilmington (371). The other three former CAA players with 300 treys are Mark Poag of Old Dominion (328), Kent Culuko of James Madison (320) and Phil Goss of Drexel (307). George Mason s Lamar Butler is on pace to join that club this season. In The Blood Lines: Hofstra guards Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) and Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) are not the first members of their families to excel at the Division I college level. Stokes older brother Leonard was a four-year standout at Cincinnati, where he once scored 39 points in an NCAA Tournament game against UCLA and was named second-team All-Conference USA. Agudio s father, Alex, meanwhile, was a key player on Niagara s 1987 NIT team and still holds the school record for steals in a season (77).

4 A Three-For-All: Only 11 players in Hofstra history have made 100 three-pointers in a career, but that list will become much more crowded in the coming weeks. Three current members of the Pride are within eight treys of reaching the century mark, and all three should be making a move up the career three-point charts all winter long. Senior forward Aurimas Kieza (Marijampole, Lithuania) has 96 three-pointers, junior guard Carlos Rivera (San German, PR) has 93, and sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) now has 92 after breaking the school single-season record last year with 82. The three players should give the Pride arguably the most potent three-point shooting line-up in its history. Agudio, in fact, is on pace to break the Hofstra three-point record by more than 100 over the course of his four year career. He hit 82 as a freshman last year, which projects to 328 over four seasons, 136 more than the all-time record holder (Norman Richardson with 192). Hofstra s 100 Three-Pointers Club Name Years 3FG 1) Norman Richardson ) Rick Apodaca ) Jason Hernandez ) Tim Beckett ) Frank Walker ) Demetrius Dudley ) Michael Radziejewski ) Carlos Dicenta ) John Mavroukas ) Errol Flanigan ) Anthony Davis Coming Soon Aurimas Kieza 2002-pres. 96 Carlos Rivera 2003-pres. 93 Antoine Agudio 2004-pres. 92 A Balancing Act: Hofstra is very close to having a team in which all five starters average in double figures in scoring. The Pride s three guards are all in double figures, led by junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) with 14.4 points per game, sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) with 13.7 points per game and junior guard Carlos Rivera (San German, PR) with 10.4 points per game. Hofstra s two senior forwards are also on the verge of double figures as Aurimas Kieza (Marijampole, Lithuania) is at 8.7 ppg and Adrian Uter (Queens, NY) with 8.3 ppg. Kieza would need 19 points against Dartmouth to move into double figures, while Uter would need 22. Stokes In The CAA: Junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) ranked in the top 10 in the CAA in scoring, rebounding, assists and steals last season. He finished a close second in the CAA scoring race with 18.3 points per game (0.2 behind Harding Nana of Delaware), while also ranking ninth in rebounding (6.1 rpg), sixth in assists (3.5 apg) and second in steals (1.8 spg). He was one of only three players in the nation who ranked in the top 10 in their conference in all four of those categories last winter, joining Kevin Hamilton of Holy Cross (Patriot League) and David Moss of Indiana State (Missouri Valley Conference). Stokes actually had the CAA scoring lead heading into the Postseason National Invitation Tournament, but Saint Joseph s held him to eight points, dropping him from 18.8 to 18.3 and leaving him just 0.2 ppg behind Nana. If Only They Kept Plus/Minus In Basketball: Senior forward Adrian Uter (Queens, NY) was clearly a key to Hofstra s win over St. John s on Nov. 29. When he picked up his second foul in the first half, the Pride was leading In the last 10 minutes of the half with Uter on the bench, St. John s outscored the Pride Once Uter returned in the second half, it was all Hofstra the rest of the way, as the Pride outscored the Red Storm after the break. Overall, the score was Hofstra with Uter on the floor, and 26-9 St. John s without him. The same pattern showed in the Pride s loss to VCU on Dec. 7. Uter picked up his second foul with the Pride up by three points, and VCU went on a 15-3 run to close out the half with Uter on the bench. Uter s Block Party: Senior forward Adrian Uter (Queens, NY) had a spectacular defensive performance in the Pride s win over Towson last year on Feb. 16, blocking nine shots in 15 minutes. The nine swats fell just one shy of the school record of 10, set by Greg Springfield against New Mexico State in the 1999 Preseason NIT. Uter finished with 60 blocks last year, ranking him third on the Pride s singleseason list (see below). He also now has 73 blocks in two seasons after picking up four in Wednesday s win over Stony Brook, needing only nine more to move into the top five career list at Hofstra despite being a junior college transfer. Hofstra All-Time Single-Season Block Leaders Name Years Blocks 1) David Taylor ) Roberto Gittens ) Adrian Uter ) Greg Springfield ) Charles Minor Defense The Key: So far this season, the Pride s defense has been stingy in all five of its victories, holding its opponents to 36.1 shooting or less in all five of those contests. Overall, the Pride is holding its opponents to 33.9 percent shooting when it wins, including 20.5 percent from three-point territory. In losses, those numbers jump to 46.5 percent from the floor and 49.0 percent from three. Hofstra has also held its opponents below 60 points in four of its five wins, and has now won 61 straight regular season games when allowing fewer than 60 points. Opponent Pts. FG-A Pct. 3FG-A Pct. FIU St. John s Binghamton Delaware Stony Brook Totals Taking Advantage Of Charity: The Hofstra Men s Basketball team had one of its performances at the free throw line in school history in its win over Delaware on Dec. 3. The Pride shot at the charity stripe, for a 95.5 percent effort. That was the best percentage for the program since it shot a perfect at the line against American University of Puerto Rico during the season. Hofstra is shooting at the line in its last three games (83.3 percent), raising its percentage for the year up to.682.

5 Home, Sweet Home: After defeating Stony Brook on Wednesday, the Pride is now all-time at Hofstra Arena since the building opened on January 2, The Pride is also in its last 87 home games, dating back to the season in the old Physical Fitness Center, where it won its final 16 games before changing venues. Hofstra is also now 18-2 in its last 20 home games, with both of the losses coming right down to the final shot (including a loss to eventual champion Old Dominion last year on Jan. 19). Hofstra Earns Third Straight Win Over St. John s: Junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) had 19 points, eight rebounds and five assists and the Hofstra defense held St. John's to only 11 points in the second half as it pulled away for a win Tuesday, Nov. 29 at Carnesecca Arena. St. John's took its final lead of the game on a putback from junior forward Lamont Hamilton with 8:06 remaining, putting the Red Storm ahead Hofstra, though, did not allow a point the rest of the way as it closed with a 14-0 run. Senior forward Aurimas Kieza (Marijampole, Lithuania) gave Hofstra the lead for good with a floating jumper to make the score Junior guard Carlos Rivera (San German, PR) followed with a fast break lay-up and a jumper from sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) made it with 3:15 to play. After falling behind at halftime, Hofstra regrouped in the locker room and got back in the game behind Stokes and Agudio, who combined to score the Pride's first 12 points of the second half. From there, the Hofstra defense took control, as St. John s shot only 17.2 percent (5-29) in the second half, including 1-16 from three-point territory. Earning Bragging Rights: St. John s has long been known as the premier college basketball program in the New York metropolitan area, but the Pride has been able to perhaps steal the crown of late. St. John s completely dominated the series in the 1900s, winning all 19 meetings between the schools. Since then, though, the Pride has won four of the last six, including the last three in a row (all by double-digit margins). Hofstra first broke through in December of 2000, when it captured an win at Nassau Coliseum. St. John s bounced back to win the next two meetings, but Hofstra went into Alumni Hall in and came away with an win, the second-worst loss that the Red Storm has ever suffered at the facility. Last year, St. John s visited Hofstra Arena for the first time in 30 years and the Pride captured a win. This year, the Pride returned to the newly-named Carnesecca Arena and captured a road win on Nov. 29. Rare Air: Hofstra s win over St. John s on Tuesday, Nov. 29 was its third straight in the series with the Red Storm, after winning in Jamaica, NY in (81-64) and at Hofstra Arena last year (78-68). The last time a nonconference team defeated St. John s in three straight regular seasons was when Providence pulled the feat from (before the Big East was formed). Ohio State defeated St. John s three years in a row from , but the first of those wins came in the NCAA Tournament. The last Metropolitan New York area team to defeat St. John s in three straight regular seasons was Manhattan with four in a row, all the way back in Rutgers won three straight in the series with St. John s in the late 1970 s, but two of those three wins were in the same season. A Defensive Effort For The Ages: The box score clearly shows that Hofstra s second half defense was a huge factor in its win over St. John s on Nov. 29. The Pride held the Red Storm to only 11 points in the second half, on 5-29 shooting (17.2 percent). In fact, it was the fewest points that Hofstra has allowed in a half during the entire shot clock era (since ). The previous low of 15 points was accomplished three times, most recently in a home game against Vermont in the season. Iron Men: The Pride s dominant second half against St. John s (37-11) on Nov. 29 was made even more impressive by the fact that Hofstra did not make a single substitution after halftime. The Pride s five starters all played all 20 minutes, and allowed the Red Storm to shoot just 5-29 (17.2 percent) after intermission. Getting Better All The Time: The Hofstra Men s Basketball team has improved its CAA record every season since joining the league in , one year after winning an America East Conference championship in the season. That team had seven seniors on it, though, leaving Hofstra without a senior on the entire roster. The Pride s inaugural season in the CAA saw it finish tenth at 5-13 in conference play, although it reached the semifinals of the CAA Tournament. The following year saw the Pride improve to 6-12 in league play (ninth place), while the campaign saw Hofstra surge above.500 to a 10-8 finish, good for fifth place. Last year, the Pride s CAA record jumped to 12-6, tying it for fourth place. Drama At The Arena: Hofstra Arena has been home to some dramatic conference games in recent seasons, including a triple-overtime thriller against James Madison last year. In fact, of the Pride s nine CAA home games last season, four were decided in overtime or by two or fewer points, while five of its nine CAA home games were decided by four points or less. Close CAA Games At Hofstra Arena Date Opponent Result Feb. 9, 2005 James Madison W (3 OT) Feb. 2, 2005 Va. Commonwealth W Jan. 19, 2005 Old Dominion L Jan. 8, 2005 Drexel L (OT) Feb. 21, 2004 James Madison W Feb. 7, 2004 Old Dominion W Feb. 4, 2004 Delaware W Jan. 28, 2004 Drexel L Jan. 17, 2004 UNC Wilmington L Chairmen Of The Boards: The Pride has developed a reputation as an exceptionally strong rebounding team in recent years. Hofstra led the CAA in rebounding margin in each of its first three seasons in the league (+4.0 in , +6.1 in , +5.5 in ), after also leading the America East Conference the previous year in Since the start of the Tom Pecora era in , Hofstra has been outrebounded only 35 times in 125 games (28.0 percent of the time). Last year the Pride utilized a smaller three-guard line-up and was outrebounded 12 times, the highest total in the last five years, but the Pride still ranked second in the CAA in rebounding margin, just missing its fifth straight conference rebounding title. So far this season, the Pride is once again first in the CAA (+7.0 rpg).

6 CAA Update: Despite the fact that the calendar is still in December, Colonial Athletic Association play has already gotten into full swing. Drexel, Northeastern and UNC Wilmington have taken the early lead in conference play at 2-0 apiece, while six teams (including Hofstra) are in a logjam at 1-1 (see below). Current CAA Standings School CAA Overall Northeastern UNC Wilmington Drexel Old Dominion Hofstra VCU George Mason Towson Georgia State William & Mary James Madison Delaware Upcoming CAA Games: December 17 Hofstra vs. Dartmouth (@ MSG), 12 p.m. William & Mary at UMBC, 4 p.m. Coastal Carolina at UNC Wilmington, 7 p.m. DePaul at Old Dominion, 7 p.m. Drexel at Fairleigh Dickinson, 7:30 p.m. College of Charleston at VCU, 7:30 p.m. Georgia State at Alabama, 8 p.m. Stokes, Agudio Chosen Preseason All-CAA: Junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) was named to the Preseason All-CAA first team and sophomore guard Antoine Agudio (Huntington Station, NY) was named to the second team, in a vote of the league s coaches and media representatives. The two players are quite familiar with earning CAA accolades. A year ago, Agudio a unanimous choice for the CAA Rookie of the Year Award and was named third-team All-CAA. Stokes, meanwhile, was named first-team All-CAA and was chosen to the CAA All-Defensive team. Stokes, in fact, was the runner-up for the CAA Player of the Year award, falling 25 points behind Old Dominion s Alex Loughton (575 to 550). Agudio, meanwhile, earned 41 of a possible 41 votes for the CAA Rookie of the Year honor. In addition, Stokes was named the CAA Player of the Week four times and Agudio won the CAA Rookie of the Week eight times. No other player in the conference won either award more than twice. Preseason CAA All-Conference Selections First Team Jose Juan Barea Nick George Alex Loughton Harding Nana Loren Stokes Second Team Antoine Agudio Lamar Butler John Goldsberry Isaiah Hunter Jai Lewis Northeastern Virginia Commonwealth Old Dominion Delaware Hofstra Hofstra George Mason UNC Wilmington Old Dominion George Mason Hofstra Picked Fourth In CAA Poll: Hofstra was picked to finish fourth in the 12-team CAA in a vote of the league s coaches and media representatives. Defending champion Old Dominion was picked first, VCU second and George Mason third. The Pride has also been picked as high as second in preseason publications. Stokes Named To College Insider Mid-Major All- America Team: Junior guard Loren Stokes (Buffalo, NY) was one of 15 players chosen to the collegeinsider.com Preseason Mid-Major All-America team. Stokes was also named to the Mid-Major All-America team last year by College Insider. The website also ranked Hofstra 20 th in the country in its preseason Mid-Major top 25. Washington Leaves Team: The Hofstra Men s Basketball program suffered a blow when senior guard Gibran Washington (Jacksonville, FL) decided to leave the team in late November, due to a chronic abdominal injury. Washington is on pace to graduate early in December and has a job offer waiting for him in his native Florida (at Pengeo, Inc. in Winter Haven). Washington was one of the team s vocal leaders and served as a defensive stopper off the bench. Without Washington on the roster, the Pride s eight-member bench has only two players with any college experience senior forward Kenny Harris (Bronx, NY) and sophomore guard Jorge Lebron (San German, PR). Up Next: Hofstra is next in action when it travels to face local rival St. Francis (N.Y.) in Brooklyn on Thursday, Dec. 22 for a 7 p.m. start. St. Francis (N.Y.) is Hofstra s oldest Division I rival, with the two teams facing each other in the Pride s inaugural season in HOFSTRA BASKETBALL TRADITION Hofstra University played its first intercollegiate basketball game in 1936 and has an all-time record of over 67 seasons. Hofstra has recorded 37 winning seasons in its history. Hofstra has appeared in eight NCAA Tournaments and two National Invitation Tournaments, including an NIT bid last winter. Hofstra s team, coached by the legendary Butch van Breda Kolff, posted the best record in school history at Hofstra has seen four players, Bill Thieben, Rich Laurel, John Irving and Craig Speedy Claxton, get drafted into the National Basketball Association, and another player, Norman Richardson, play in the NBA after signing as a free agent. The Pride won back-to-back ECAC Holiday Festivals in 1998 and Hofstra won back-to-back America East Conference championships in 2000 and Former guard Rick Apodaca played for his native Puerto Rico in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.

7 Hofstra Season/Career Highs #1 Loren Stokes Career Season Points 31 vs. Drexel (3/5/05) 29 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Rebounds 11 at JMU (1/21/04) 10 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Assists 9 vs. W&M (1/24/04) 5 at St. John s (11/29) Steals 4 at Dartmouth (12/17/04) 2 at VCU (12/7) Three-Pointers 3 (twice) 2 (twice) #3 Zygis Sestokas Career Season Points 10 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Same Rebounds 1 (twice) Assists 0 Steals 1 at VCU (12/7) Three-Pointers 2 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) #5 Jorge Lebron Career Season Points 8 at GMU (1/26/05) 5 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Rebounds 5 at GMU (1/26/05) 2 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Assists 1 (twice) 1 vs. Binghamton (12/1) Steals 1 (three times) 1 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Three-Pointers 1 (three times) 1 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) #13 Antoine Agudio Career Season Points 22 (three times) 22 vs. Delaware (12/3) Rebounds 9 vs. Columbia, 12/22/04 6 at VCU (12/7) Assists 7 (twice) 5 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Steals 3 (twice) 2 (twice) Three-Pointers 6 vs. W&M (1/31/05) 3 (twice) #15 Arminas Urbutis Career Season Points 7 at VCU (12/7) same Rebounds 3 (twice) Assists 0 Steals 1 at Notre Dame (11/22) Blocks 0 #20 Greg Johnson Career Season Points 12 vs. FIU (11/19) same Rebounds 5 vs. FIU (11/19) Assists 3 (twice) Steals 2 vs. FIU (11/19) Three-Pointers 1 vs. FIU (11/19) #23 Kenny Harris Career Season Points 3 at FIU (11/2104) 2 (twice) Rebounds 5 at Stony Brook (12/27/04) 3 vs. Binghamton (12/1) Assists 1 (twice) 0 Steals 2 at FIU (11/21/04) 0 Blocks 2 (twice) 1 vs. Binghamton (12/1) #25 Aurimas Kieza Career Season Points 20 (twice) 17 vs. Delaware (12/3) Rebounds 15 at Longwood (12/6/04) 9 (twice) Assists 3 (twice) 3 vs. Binghamton (12/1) Steals 4 at FIU (11/21/04) 3 (twice) Three-Pointers 6 at Towson (2/25/04) 2 (twice) Blocks 6 vs. Columbia (12/22/04) 3 (twice) #31 Carlos Rivera Career Season Points 23 vs. VCU (1/5/04) 14 vs. FIU (11/19) Rebounds 11 vs. St. Peter s (12/23/03) 6 at VCU (12/7) Assists 7 vs. Binghamton (12/1/05) 7 vs. Binghamton (12/1) Steals 5 vs. W&M (1/24/04) 4 (three times) Three-Pointers 6 vs. VCU (1/5/04) 3 at Notre Dame (11/22) #33 Adrian Uter Career Season Points 14 (twice) 12 vs. Binghamton (12/1) Rebounds 15 at VCU (12/7/05) 15 at VCU (12/7) Assists 3 at Stony Brook (12/27/04) 2 (twice) Steals 3 at Stony Brook (12/27/04) 2 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) Blocks 9 vs. Towson (2/16/05) 4 vs. Stony Brook (12/14) #45 Mike Davis-Sabb Career Season Points 2 (twice) same Rebounds 2 (twice) Assists 1 vs. Delaware (12/3) Steals 1 at St. John s (11/29) Blocks 1 (twice) #54 Chris Gadley Career Season Points 4 at VCU (12/7) same Rebounds 2 (twice) Assists 0 Steals 0 Blocks 1 (twice) Odds And Ends: Some strange, unusual, and sometimes relevant facts regarding the Hofstra Men s Basketball program: Defense Tells The Story: Hofstra is 50-2 in the last 52 games when it has held its opponents to less than 60 points, after defeating Stony Brook on Wednesday. In a strange coincidence, both losses in that stretch have been in the Postseason NIT, a loss to Saint Joseph s last year and a loss to Rutgers in 1999 the only two NIT appearances in school history. In regular season games, Hofstra has won 61 games in a row when holding opponents below 60 points. Then Again, So Does Offense: The Pride is 28-2 the last 30 times it has scored 80 or more points. In another strange coincidence, both defeats in that stretch have been home losses to Drexel, including an overtime defeat last year on Jan. 8. The Dragons also won at Hofstra in Closing Time: Hofstra is since when leading with 2:00 to play. Remarkably, two of those four losses came in consecutive home games last year, including a Jan. 19 loss to Old Dominion (67-66) and a Jan. 8 loss to Drexel (84-81, OT). Those are the only two losses that the Pride has suffered in its last 18 games at Hofstra Arena. Beyond The Arc: Hofstra has made at least one three-pointer in 265 straight games, dating back to a loss at Boston University in The Pride s streak was in jeopardy against FIU on opening day, but Antoine Agudio finally knocked one down with 8:45 to play in the second half. Working Overtime: Hofstra is 9-1 in its last 10 overtime games, after defeating James Madison in triple overtime last year, the first triple-overtime game in school history. Last season s loss to Drexel was the first overtime loss for the Pride since Starting The Week Off Right: Over the last three seasons, the Pride is a perfect 5-0 when playing on Mondays and is also 4-1 on Tuesdays after defeating St. John s on Tuesday, Nov. 29. Hofstra has at least one Monday game this season (at William & Mary on Feb. 20), although it wouldn t mind if it played two. The CAA Championship game is scheduled for Monday, March 6. Saved By The Buzzer: In the Tom Pecora era, game-winning or game-tying shots have usually gone awry. Over those fourplus seasons, only once has a meaningful buzzer-beater gone in, a game-winning three-pointer from Carlos Rivera against Columbia in Overall, Hofstra (1-9) and opponents (0-10) have combined to shoot 1-19 on buzzer-beaters in the Pecora Era (not counting shots of 30+ feet). In fact, Pecora s first three coaching victories all came when opponents missed at the buzzer. Steal Away: Hofstra had 12 steals in its season-opening win over Florida International, after going 8-0 last year when it had 10 or more steals. The Pride has now won 13 straight games dating back to when reaching double figures in steals. The last exception was a loss at Manhattan in December of 2003, when the Pride had 11 steals, but the Jaspers one-upped them with 12 on their way to a victory.

8 IN , HOFSTRA IS against the CAA 2-0 against the America East 1-1 against the Big East 1-0 against the Sun Belt 0-0 on Mondays 1-1 on Tuesdays 1-1 on Wednesdays 1-0 on Thursdays 2-0 on Saturdays 3-2 when playing night games 2-0 when playing day games 0-1 when scoring less than 60 points 3-1 when scoring points 2-0 when scoring points 0-0 when scoring points 0-0 when scoring 90 or more points 4-0 when opponents score less than 60 points 1-1 when opponents score pts. 0-0 when opponents score pts. 0-1 when opponents score 80+ pts. 1-0 when shooting 50% or better from the field 3-0 when shooting between 45-50% from the field 0-0 when shooting between 40%-45% from the field 1-2 when shooting less than 40% from the field 0-0 when opponents shoot 50% or better from the field 0-2 when opponents shoot between 45%-50% 0-0 when opponents shoot between 40%-45% 5-0 when opponents shoot less than 40% 0-0 when shooting 50% or better on threes 1-0 when shooting 40-50% on threes 1-0 when shooting 30-40% on threes 3-2 when shooting less than 30% on threes 0-1 when opponent shoots 50% or better on threes 0-1 when opponent shoots 40-50% on threes 1-0 when opponent shoots 30-40% on threes 4-0 when opponent shoots less than 30% on threes 1-0 when making 10 or more three-pointers 2-1 when making 5-9 three-pointers 2-1 when making 0-4 three-pointers 0-2 when opponents make 10 or more three-pointers 3-0 when opponents make 5-9 three-pointers 2-0 when opponents make 0-4 three-pointers 5-1 when shooting more free throws than opponent 0-1 when opponent shoots more free throws 2-1 when having fewer turnovers than opponent 3-1 when opponent has fewer turnovers 0-0 when turnovers are even 3-2 when outrebounding opponent 2-0 when opponent outrebounds Hofstra 0-0 when rebounds are even 1-0 with assists 3-0 with assists 1-2 with less than 10 assists 1-0 with 10 or more steals 4-1 with 5-9 steals 0-1 with less than 5 steals 5-1 when Hofstra wins the opening tip 0-1 when opponent wins opening tip 4-1 when scoring the first points of the game 1-1 when opponent scores first points of the game 4-1 when leading at halftime 1-1 when trailing at halftime 0-0 when tied at halftime 5-0 when leading with 2:00 to play 0-2 when trailing with 2:00 to play 0-0 when tied with 2:00 to play 2-0 when playing on television 3-1 when not on television 0-0 when five or more players score in double figures 1-0 when four players score in double figures 3-2 when three players score in double figures 1-0 when two players score in double figures 0-0 when one player scores in double figures 4-2 when Loren Stokes scores 10 or more 3-2 when Carlos Rivera scores 10 or more 4-0 when Antoine Agudio scores 10 or more 1-2 when Adrian Uter scores 10 or more 1-0 when Greg Johnson scores 10 or more 1-0 when Aurimas Kieza scores 10 or more 1-0 when Zygis Sestokas scores 10 or more 3-0 when Antoine Agudio leads in scoring 2-1 when Loren Stokes leads in scoring 0-1 when Carlos Rivera leads in scoring 2-0 when Aurimas Kieza leads in rebounding 2-2 when Adrian Uter leads in rebounding 1-0 when Loren Stokes leads in rebounding 1-2 when Carlos Rivera leads in assists 2-0 when Antoine Agudio leads in assists 1-0 when Loren Stokes leads in assists 1-0 when Greg Johnson leads in assists * - number of times tied for team lead

9 The Last Time It Happened... TEAM-GAME Hofstra scored points : 95 vs. James Madison, 2/9/05 (95-88, 3 OT) Hofstra scored 100 points or more : 103 at UMBC, 2/29/92 (103-87) Opponent scored points : 94 by GMU, 1/26/05 (94-78) Opponent scored 100 points or more : 100 by Drexel, 1/6/96 (100-71) Held an opponent to less than 50 points : 40 vs. Columbia, 12/22/04 (64-40) Held an opponent to less than 40 points : 34 vs. Rider, 1/18/89 (48-34) Hofstra was held below 50 points : 44 at Saint Joseph s, 1/4/03 (53-44) Hofstra was held below 40 points : 37 by Drexel, 2/28/99 (55-37) 50 percent from the field :.500 vs. Delaware, 12/3/05 (28-56) 60 percent from the field :.600 vs. Towson, 1/7/04 (36-60) 80 percent or better from the foul line :.810 vs. Stony Brook, 12/14/05 (17-21) 90 percent or better from the foul line :.955 vs. Delaware, 12/3/05 (21-22) 100 percent from the foul line : at American (P.R.), 11/29/97 20-point win : vs. George Mason, 2/26/05 30-point win : vs. New Hampshire, 2/18/00 20-point loss : at VCU, 12/7/07 30-point loss : at Old Dominion, 3/1/03 Overtime win : vs. James Madison, 2/9/05 (3 OT) Double-overtime win : vs. NE Illinois, 3/6/94 Triple-overtime win : vs. James Madison, 2/9/05 Overtime loss : vs. Drexel, 1/8/05 Win on Last-Second Shot : at Columbia, 12/6/03 (Carlos Rivera) Loss on Last-Second Shot : vs. Northeastern, 1/3/95 (Damon Singletary) 5-game winning streak : 7 games 10-game winning streak : 18 games INDIVIDUAL-GAME 25 or more points 29 by Loren Stokes vs. Stony Brook, 12/14/05 30 or more points 31 by Loren Stokes vs. Drexel, 3/5/05 (CAA) 35 or more points 40 by Craig Claxton at Maine, 1/21/00 40 or more points 40 by Craig Claxton at Maine, 1/21/00 Opponent with 30 or more points 38 by Keydren Clark (St. Peter's), 12/23/03 Opponent with 35 or more points 38 by Keydren Clark (St. Peter's), 12/23/03 Opponent with 40 or more points 42 by Eddie Benton (Vermont), 12/8/95 Two players with 20 points or more 30/21 by Loren Stokes/Michael Radziejewski vs. JMU, 2/9/05 Three players with 20 points or more 21/20/20 by Speedy Claxton/Lawrence Thomas/Tim Beckett vs. Delaware, 1/7/97 Five players in double figures win vs. UNC Wilmington, 2/12/05 Two players with 10 or more rebounds 11/10 by Loren Stokes/Wendell Gibson at JMU, 1/21/04 Three players with 10 or more rebounds 11/11/10 by Danny Walker/Wendell Gibson/Kenny Adeleke vs. FAU, 11/17/01 20 rebounds 20 by Kenny Adeleke vs. UNCW, 2/15/03 More than 20 rebounds 21 by John Irving vs. Lehigh, points and 20 rebounds 25/20 by David Taylor vs. Wagner, double-double (Pts.- Rebs.) 29/10 by Loren Stokes vs. Stony Brook, 12/14/05 Two players with double-doubles (pts./rebs) 18/11 & 18/10 by Loren Stokes/Wendell Gibson at JMU, 1/21/04 double-double (Pts.-Assists) 10/12 by Gibran Washington at St. John's, 12/2/ percent from the field (min. 5 made) 6-6 by Kenny Adeleke vs. Illinois State, 11/25/ percent from foul line (min. 5 made) 7-7/6-6 by Antoine Agudio/Aurimas Kieza vs. Delaware, 12/3/ percent from foul line (min. 10 made) by Danny Walker vs. JMU, 2/8/ percent from three-point line (min. 3 made) 4-4 by Michael Radziejewski vs. Drexel, 3/5/05 (CAA) 100 percent from three-point line (min. 5 made) 5-5 by Michael Radziejewski vs. Drexel, 2/5/03 Six or more three-pointers 6 by Antoine Agudio vs. W&M, 1/31/05 Five or more three-pointers 5 by Antoine Agudio vs. Old Dominion, 3/6/05 (CAA) Two players with five or more three-pointers 5/5 by Danny Walker/Carlos Rivera at St. John's, 12/2/03 Eight assists exactly 8 by Woody Souffrant at GMU, 1/26/05 Nine assists exactly 9 by Loren Stokes vs. William & Mary, 1/24/04 Ten assists exactly 10 by Woody Souffrant vs. Delaware, 1/26/02 More than 10 assists 12 by Gibran Washington at St. John's, 12/2/03 Five steals or more 6 by Gibran Washington at Delaware, 2/19/05 Five blocks or more 9 by Adrian Uter vs. Towson, 2/16/05

10 Hofstra University Men's Basketball Roster Numerical No. Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Junior College 1 Loren Stokes G Jr Buffalo, NY/St. Thomas More 3 Zygis Sestokas G/F Fr Vilnius, Lithuania/Statesville (N.C.) Christian 5 Jorge Lebron G So San German, PR/Florida Prep Academy 12 Ryan Johnson G/F So Massapequa, NY/St. John the Baptist 13 Antoine Agudio G So Huntington Station, NY/Walt Whitman 15 Arminas Urbutis F Fr Kaunas, Lithuania/Montverde (Fla.) Academy 20 Greg Johnson G Fr Harlem, NY/Holderness (N.H.) School 23 Kenny Harris F/C Sr Bronx, NY/St. John the Baptist/Los Angeles CC 25 Aurimas Kieza F Sr Marijampole, Lithuania/Florida Air Academy 31 Carlos Rivera G Jr San German, PR/Bridgton Academy 33 Adrian Uter F/C Sr Queens, NY/Springfield Gardens/Broward CC 45 Mike Davis-Sabb F Fr Bronx, NY/All Hallows 54 Chris Gadley F/C Fr Amherst, NY/Amherst Central Head Coach: Tom Pecora Associate Head Coach: Tom Parrotta Assistant Coaches: Van Macon, David Duke Alphabetical No. Player Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Junior College 13 Antoine Agudio G So Huntington Station, NY/Walt Whitman 45 Mike Davis-Sabb F Fr Bronx, NY/All Hallows 54 Chris Gadley F/C Fr Amherst, NY/Amherst Central 23 Kenny Harris F/C Sr Bronx, NY/St. John the Baptist/Los Angeles CC 20 Greg Johnson G Fr Harlem, NY/Holderness (N.H.) School 12 Ryan Johnson G/F So Massapequa, NY/St. John the Baptist 25 Aurimas Kieza F Sr Marijampole, Lithuania/Florida Air Academy 5 Jorge Lebron G So San German, PR/Florida Prep Academy 31 Carlos Rivera G Jr San German, PR/Bridgton Academy 3 Zygis Sestokas G/F Fr Vilnius, Lithuania/Statesville (N.C.) Christian 1 Loren Stokes G Jr Buffalo, NY/St. Thomas More 15 Arminas Urbutis F Fr Kaunas, Lithuania/Montverde (Fla.) Academy 33 Adrian Uter F/C Sr Queens, NY/Springfield Gardens/Broward CC Head Coach: Tom Pecora Associate Head Coach: Tom Parrotta Assistant Coaches: Van Macon, David Duke PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 3 Zygis Sestokas ZHEE-giss (hard g ) shuh-stalk-iss 5 Jorge Lebron HOR-hay luh-bron 13 Antoine Agudio uh-goo-dee-oh 15 Arminas Urbutis AR-min-iss ur-boot-iss 20 Greg Johnson JOHN-son 23 Kenny Harris HAIR-iss 25 Aurimas Kieza or-eem-iss key-asia (like the continent) 33 Adrian Uter YOU-ter 45 Mike Davis-Sabb SAB (rhymes with jab ) Coach Tom Pecora puh-core-uh

11 Hofstra Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 14, 2005) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (5-2) (4-0) (1-2) (0-0) CONFERENCE... (1-1) (1-0) (0-1) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (4-1) (3-0) (1-1) (0-0) ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg Stokes, Loren Agudio, Antoine Rivera, Carlos Kieza, Aurimas Uter, Adrian Johnson, Greg Sestokas, Zygis Urbutis, Arminas Lebron, Jorge Gadley, Chris Harris, Kenny Davis-Sabb, Mike Johnson, Ryan TEAM Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS HOFSTRA OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND SCORING /19/05 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W Points per game at Notre Dame L Scoring margin /29/05 at St. John's W FIELD GOALS-ATT /01/05 BINGHAMTON W Field goal pct *12/03/05 DELAWARE W POINT FG-ATT *12/7/05 at Virginia Commonwealth L point FG pct /14/05 STONY BROOK W pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game WINNING STREAK Home win streak ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total Hofstra Opponents