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GEORGE WASHINGTON 2017-18 MEN S BASKETBALL PRESEASON NOTES Twitter: @GW_MBB Instagram: gw_mbb Facebook.

1 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL PRESEASON NOTES Instagram: gw_mbb Facebook.com/GWMensBasketball #RaiseHigh SCHEDULE NOVEMBER SAT 4 FAIRMONT STATE (EXH)(RHLive) 2:00 FRI 10 HOWARD (RHLive) 7:30 Tue 14 at Florida State (RSN) 7:00 SAT 18 HAMPTON^ (RHLive) 2:00 MON 20 RIDER^ (RHLive) 7:00 Thu 23 vs. Xavier^ (FS1) 5:00 Fri 24 vs. K-State/Arizona State^ (Fox/FS1) 5:30/8:00 WED 29 MORGAN STATE (RHLive) 7:00 DECEMBER SUN 3 vs. TEMPLE (Capital One Arena) 2:30 WED 6 PRINCETON (RHLive) 7:00 Sat 9 at Penn State (BTN) 4:00 SAT 16 MIAMI (CBSSN) NOON WED 20 NEW HAMPSHIRE (RHLive) 7:00 SAT 23 HARVARD (Stadium) NOON SAT 30 SAINT JOSEPH S*(RHLive) 4:00 JANUARY Wed 3 at Duquesne* 7:00 SAT 6 RHODE ISLAND* (RHLive) 4:00 Wed 10 at Davidson* 7:00 Sat 13 at Richmond* (NBCSN) 4:30 WED 17 GEORGE MASON* (RHLive) 7:00 Sat 20 at VCU* (NBCSN) 12:30 Sun 28 at St. Bonaventure* (NBCSN) Noon WED 31 DUQUESNE* (RHLive) 7:00 FEBRUARY SAT 3 DAVIDSON* 4:00 WED 7 LA SALLE* (RHLive) 7:00 Sat 10 at George Mason* (Stadium) 7:00 Wed 14 at Massachusetts* TBA SAT 17 VCU* (Stadium) 4:00 WED 21 RICHMOND* (Stadium) 7:00 Sat 24 at Saint Louis* TBA Wed 28 FORDHAM* (RHLive) 7:00 MARCH Sat 3 at Dayton* (NBCSN) 12: Atlantic 10 Championship Wed 7 Opening Round (TBA) TBA Thu 8 Second Round (NBCSN) TBA Fri 9 Quarterfinals (NBCSN) TBA Sat 10 Semifinals (CBSSN) TBA Sun 11 Title Game (CBS) TBA ALL TIMES ET * - Atlantic 10 Conference game ^ - Coninental Tires Las Vegas Invitational RHLive - GWsports.com s RaiseHigh Live Stream ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Men s Basketball Contact: Justin Moore JustinMoore@gwu.edu Office Phone: (202) Press Row Phone: (202) Mailing Address: nd Street NW Washington, DC Athletics Website: - GW enters the season with a pair of returning starters in senior guard Yuta Watanabe and sophomore forward Arnaldo Toro, and six total letterwinners from last season s squad which went and reached the second round of the College Basketball Invitational (CBI). - The Colonials will look for Watanabe to carry a heavier scoring load in his senior season. The 6-foot-9 guard averaged 12.2 points last year, second on the team to Tyler Cavanaugh, and figures to see a big increase in his 9.5 field goal attempts per game after Cavanaugh s graduation. A native of Kagawa, Japan, Watanabe is a lock-down defender who earned a spot on the A-10 All-Defensive Team and appears on the league s preseason All-Defensive Team. He was also named second team All A GW will be tasked with replacing 62 percent of its scoring from a season ago. Cavanaugh is gone to graduation after pacing the team with 18.3 points per game, and third-leading scorer Jaren Sina (9.0 ppg) elected to forego his final season of collegiate eligibility to play professionally overseas. Cavanaugh also led the team in rebounding (8.4 pg) and free throws ( ,.848) while connecting at a.409 clip from three-point range. - In addition to Watanabe and Toro, graduate student forward Patrick Steeves and sophomore guard Jair Bolden bring starting experience from a year ago. Steeves is a sixth-year collegiate player, and second-year graduate student, entering his final season of collegiate eligibility. The graduate of Harvard, who was limited to just one playing season with the Crimson due to a range of injury, averaged 6.6 points and 2.9 rebounds in 27 games, 10 of them starts, last year. He played his best down the stretch, reaching double figures in scoring eight times in the last couple months. He ll look to find his shooting touch of old which saw him connect on 46% of his three-point attempts as a senior at Harvard. Bolden, meanwhile, played in all 35 games his rookie season, ranking fourth on the team with 66 assists. He earned a starting position in 16 of GW s final 17 games and scored in double figures four times during that stretch. - The Colonials welcome nine newcomers to the program this season, including four freshmen, one grad transfer, two sit-out transfers and two walk-ons. Coach: Maurice Joseph Record at GW: Year at GW: 7th (2nd as HC) Career record: Same Team Info Starters Returning: 2 Players Returning: 6 Newcomers: Overall Record: A-10 Record: 10-8/5th Postseason: CBI 2nd Round RETURNEES NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. WT. PPG RPG NOTE 3 Jair Bolden So. G th on team with 66 assists in Justin Williams So. G Saw action in seven games 5 Adam Mitola So. G Played in four games as a frosh 10 Patrick Steeves Gs. F FG pct in Arnaldo Toro So. F nd on team with 57 offensive rebounds 12 Yuta Watanabe Sr. G A-10 All-Defensive Team NEWCOMERS 0 Justin Mazzulla Fr. G Led Bishop Hendricken to state title 1 Terry Nolan Jr. Fr. G ppg, 6 rpg as a senior 2 Armel Potter# Jr. G ^ 3.2^ Transfer w/ 2 yrs eligibility 13 DJ Williams# Jr. G * 1.2* Transfer w/ 2 yrs eligibility 14 Maceo Jack Fr. G ppg, 5 rpg at St. Thomas More 21 Luke Sasser So. F Walk-on transfer with 3 yrs eligibility 30 Jack Granger Sr. G Student manager turned walk-on 32 Javier Langarica Fr. F Shot.462 from 3PT as a senior 35 Bo Zeigler Gs. F % 3.5% 2nd on team with.545 FG pct # - will sit out season due to NCAA transfer rules ^ - stats as a sophomore at Charleston Southern ( ) * - stats as a sophomore at Illinois ( ) % - stats as a redshirt junior at USF ( )

GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL 2017-18 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER NO. NAME HT. WT. POS. YR.

2 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL ROSTER NO. NAME HT. WT. POS. YR. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 0 Justin Mazzulla G FR Warwick, RI/Bishop Hendricken 1 Terry Nolan Jr G FR Essex, MD/Mount Carmel 2 Armel Potter G JR Long Island, NY/Sprayberry/Charleston Southern 3 Jair Bolden [ji-ear] G SO Brooklyn, NY/Westtown School (PA) 4 Justin Williams G SO Glen Burnie, MD/Annapolis Area Christian 5 Adam Mitola [muh-toe-la] G SO Florham Park, NJ/Gill St. Bernard s 10 Patrick Steeves G/F GS Montreal, Quebec/Hotchkiss School/Harvard 11 Arnaldo Toro F SO Hormigueros, Puerto Rico/St. Benedict s Prep (NJ) 12 Yuta Watanabe [you-tuh wah-tuh-nah-bay] G SR Kagawa, Japan/St. Thomas More School (CT) 13 DJ Williams G JR Chicago, IL/Simeon/Illinois 14 Maceo Jack G FR Buffalo, NY/ St. Thomas More School (CT) 21 Luke Sasser F RS-SO Raleigh, NC/Carlisle/Charlotte 30 Jack Granger G SR Middlefield, CT/Coginchaug Regional 32 Javier Langarica F FR Bilbao, Spain/Bilbao 35 Bo Zeigler F GS Detroit, MI/Community/South Florida GW QUICK FACTS General Information Location.... Washington, D.C. Foggy Bottom neighborhood, 4 blocks west of White House Founded Enrollment....26,000 Nickname....Colonials Colors... Buff & Blue Conference...Atlantic 10 Home Court.... Charles E. Smith Center Press Row Phone Director of Athletics...Patrick Nero All-Time Records First Year of Men s Basketball Overall All-Time Record.. 1,337-1,127 (104th season) Overall A-10 Record (42nd season) A-10 Championship Record (39 app.) NCAA Tournament Record (11 app.) Postseason NIT Record (6 app.) Coaching Staff Head Coach.... Maurice Joseph (Vermont 09) Associate HC...Hajj Turner (Louisville 02) Assistant Coach...Carmen Maciariello (Siena 01) Assistant Coach...Chris Holm (Vermont 07) Director of Operations...Victoria Sun (Syracuse 97) Director of Player Development. Joe McDonald (GW 16) Team Information Overall Record A-10 Finish /5th Postseason...CBI 2nd Round Lettermen Returning/Lost...6/7 Starters Returning/Lost...2/3 Newcomers Among GW s newcomers, graduate transfer Bo Zeigler brings the most experience. The 6-foot-6 forward completed his undergraduate studies at South Florida where he played in 91 games over three seasons after redshirting as a freshman. In his final season for the Bulls, Zeigler made 14 starts while averaging 4.7 points and 3.5 rebounds, also chipping in 40 assists, 21 steals and 19 blocks. - Of GW s four freshmen, three are guards. Justin Mazzulla was the Rhode Island Gatorade Player of the Year for Bishop Hendricken and helped lead the school to two straight state titles. Terry Nolan Jr. earned first-team Baltimore Sun All-Metro honors after guiding Mount Carmel to a season as a senior, when he averaged 17 points, six rebounds and five assists per game. Maceo Jack spent a postgrad season at St. Thomas More School following a standout prep career at Williamsville North in Buffalo, N.Y., where he averaged 24 points and seven rebounds as a senior. - The Colonials have four international players on this year s roster, including three with international playing experience. Watanabe is a member of the Japan National Team, having played in Olympic qualifying games in the summer of Steeves and Toro have played for their youth national teams, with Steeves playing for the Canadian Cadet Men s National Team in 2012 at the FIBA U17 World Championships, and Toro representing Puerto Rico as the Youth National Team competed in the 17U World Cup in GW s newest international addition is freshman forward Javier Langarica, who hails from Bilbao, Spain. - Of GW s nine newcomers, two must sit out this season as transfers and two are walk-ons. DJ Williams and Armel Potter will both have two years of eligibility remaining beginning in after transferring to GW from Illinois and Charleston Southern, respectively. Meanwhile, former manager Jack Granger was awarded with a walk-on spot and Luke Sasser joined the program as a walk-on after spending his freshman season at Charlotte. - Since , GW has been one of the best teams in the Atlantic 10 at protecting home court. The Colonials own a 56-9 record, including 14-3 this year, for a.861 winning percentage, which is third-best in the conference. Only VCU (57-7,.891) and Dayton (58-8,.879) have a better home winning percentage in that stretch. The Colonials had won 27 straight at home overall against non-conference competition before a loss to Penn State on 11/26. Prior to that, the last loss came at the hands of K-State on Dec. 8, GW is 56-9 (.861) at home overall since

GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH MAURICE JOSEPH Maurice Joseph enters his second season at the helm of the George Washington men s basketball program in 2017-18.

There is a proud tradition at GW driven by decades of successful student-athletes both on and off the court, and it is a privilege to be tasked with the responsibility of mentoring our team moving

Maurice has demonstrated that he is the right individual to lead our men s basketball program, stated Director of Athletics and Recreation Patrick Nero.

We re confident that he will continue to recruit and retain the next generation of men s basketball studentathletes and help their talents shine.

3 GEORGE WASHINGTON MEN S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH MAURICE JOSEPH Maurice Joseph enters his second season at the helm of the George Washington men s basketball program in I am honored and grateful for the faith that Patrick Nero and the university has placed in me to continue to lead this program onward, said Joseph. There is a proud tradition at GW driven by decades of successful student-athletes both on and off the court, and it is a privilege to be tasked with the responsibility of mentoring our team moving forward. Joseph served at the helm of a program that won 20 games in and qualified for postseason play with a roster that included eight newcomers. Maurice has demonstrated that he is the right individual to lead our men s basketball program, stated Director of Athletics and Recreation Patrick Nero. Our student-athletes respond well to his energy, passion and vision. I want to congratulate Maurice on this hard-earned opportunity. We re confident that he will continue to recruit and retain the next generation of men s basketball studentathletes and help their talents shine. The youngest Head Coach in a Top 10 RPI conference, Joseph engineered a 10-8 conference record in the Atlantic 10 this season that included five consecutive wins to finish the regular season. After being picked to finish eighth by conference coaches, the Colonials finished sixth in with a win over regular season champion Dayton in the regular season finale. In all, three GW freshmen combined to make 50 starts on the year. An elite shooter in his playing days at Michigan State and Vermont, Joseph was instrumental in the Colonials being the most accurate three-point shooting team in the Atlantic 10 this season. Joseph, who played under Hall of Fame Coach Tom Izzo at Michigan State before transferring to Vermont where he served as a two-year captain, has been on the GW staff for six seasons, the last four of which saw the program advance to one NCAA Tournament, two NIT berths, and a CBI appearance, including the 2016 NIT Championship. Joseph has played a key role in the development of GW s perimeter players, notably Olympian and current NBA player Patricio Garino who earned All-Atlantic 10 honors in after averaging career bests in scoring (14.1 ppg) and three-point shooting (.430), leading the league in the latter category during the regular season. It brings me great excitement and pride to hear that Maurice Joseph will lead the George Washington program, Izzo said. He entered Michigan State as an intelligent player with great people skills, and would quickly develop the discipline and toughness that will serve him well in his new role. There s not a doubt in my mind that he is incredibly well suited to lead the Colonials. I ve loved watching him grow as a coach and I know his journey has positioned him for success. He understands how to tackle the adversity that comes with the coaching profession. Perhaps most importantly, he is great at building and maintaining relationships with players, administration, alumni and media. That s why I m looking forward to watching the next step in his bright young coaching career. A native of Montreal, Quebec, Joseph began his collegiate playing career at Michigan State in 2005 where he helped the Spartans make two NCAA Tournament appearances. He transferred to the University of Vermont in 2007 and led the Catamounts to 24 wins in 2009 and 25 wins in 2010, including an America East Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance. That season, Joseph was the team s second-leading scorer (13.9 ppg) while shooting a career-best.374 (77-206) from three-point range. He also ranked second in the America East in free throw percentage (.848) in Joseph also had a decorated prep career at Champlain-St. Lambert in Montreal, where as a senior in 2005, he was named Canada s National Player of the Year. The older brother of former Syracuse standout and 2012 NBA draftee Kris Joseph, Maurice played professionally in Israel with Hapoel Afula, before dedicating himself to the coaching profession. Upon his arrival at GW, where he met his wife, Kristen, Joseph enrolled and earned a Master s degree in Education and Human Development. Maurice and Kristen reside in Arlington, Va. ASSISTANT COACH HAJJ TURNER Hajj Turner completed his sixth year on the men s basketball staff at the George Washington University in Turner has helped the Colonials to 94 wins the past four seasons which is the most in a four-year stretch in school history. In , GW won a school-record 28 games while capturing its first ever postseason title by winning the NIT. The former Division I forward helps mentor the Colonials post players and his tutelage was reflected in the growth of big men Isaiah Armwood and Kevin Larsen. Armwood earned Second Team All-Atlantic 10 and A-10 All-Defensive Team honors and Larsen was the Chris Daniels A-10 Most Improved Player during a season in which GW matched the second-most wins in program history and earned a trip to the NCAA Tournament. Larsen also earned Second Team All-Atlantic 10 honors in Prior to joining GW in 2011, Turner spent the previous six seasons at the University of Vermont, including the position of Associate Head Coach for the season. He joined the UVM staff in May of ASSISTANT COACH CARMEN MACIARIELLO Carmen Maciariello completed his third season as an assistant coach for the George Washington men s basketball team in Maciariello has been a part of an impressive threeyear run that has seen the Colonials win 70 games, including three straight postseason appearances. In , GW won a school-record 28 games while capturing its first ever postseason title by winning the NIT. At GW, Maciariello - who played collegiately at New Hampshire and Siena - works with the guards and also played an integral role in the development of forward Tyler Cavanaugh. After transferring from Wake Forest, where he averaged 7.0 points and 3.2 rebounds in two seasons, Cavanaugh flourished at GW. As a junior in , he averaged 16.8 points and 7.6 rebounds, earning Second Team All-A-10 honors and leading the Colonials to the Postseason NIT Championship, where he earned the MVP award. A year later, Cavanaugh repeated as a Second Team All-A-10 selection while seeing his production increase to 18.3 points and 8.4 rebounds per game. Meanwhile, Cavanaugh and GW s guards helped the Colonials become one of the best shooting teams in the Atlantic 10, ranking second in three-point field goal percentage (.371). ASSISTANT COACH CHRIS HOLM Chris Holm, who starred on the men s basketball team at the University of Vermont before enjoying a successful eight-year professional playing career, completed his second season at George Washington, and first as an assistant coach, in Holm spent his first season as the assistant director of operations, assisting in all facets of the day-today operations of the basketball program. He also served as the team s video coordinator, spearheaded the program s community outreach and assisted with on-campus official visits. At Vermont, Holm enjoyed his best collegiate season in That season, the 6-foot-10 Holm ranked second in the country with 12.2 rebounds per game and his 401 total boards stand as a single-season school record. The Catamounts, who led the nation in rebounding that season, went 25-8 and advanced to the Postseason NIT as Holm also chipped in 10.6 points per game. Following his collegiate playing career, Holm received a camp invite from the Charlotte Hornets before heading overseas to begin an eight-year professional career.

4 GW Men's Basketball George Washington Combined Team Statistics (as of Mar 20, 2017) All games Overall record: Conf: 10-8 Home: 14-3 Away: 5-8 Neutral: 1-4 Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 34 CAVANAUGH, Tyler WATANABE, Yuta SINA, Jaren ROLAND, Jordan STEEVES, Patrick SMITH, Collin BOLDEN, Jair TORO, Arnaldo HART, Matt MARFO, Kevin GOSS, Collin MITOLA, Adam WILLIAMS, Justin Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS GW OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game 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 ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals George Washington Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. 11/11/16 UMES W /15/16 SIENA W /17/16 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF W /21/16 vs Georgia L /22/16 vs UAB L /26/16 PENN STATE L /29/16 at Harvard W /03/16 USF W /04/16 vs Florida State L /07/16 at Temple W /10/16 HOWARD W /15/16 UCF W at Miami L * 12/30/16 at Saint Joseph's L * 01/05/17 DAVIDSON W * 01/08/17 RICHMOND L * 1/11/17 at VCU L * 01/15/17 at La Salle L * 01/18/17 DUQUESNE W * 01/25/17 at George Mason W * 01/28/17 SAINT LOUIS W * 1/31/17 at Rhode Island L * 2/4/17 at Richmond L * 02/08/17 VCU L * 02/11/17 ST. BONAVENTURE W * 02/15/17 at Davidson L * 02/19/17 at Duquesne W * 02/23/17 MASSACHUSETTS W * 02/26/17 GEORGE MASON W * 03/01/17 at Fordham W * 03/04/17 DAYTON W /9/17 vs Saint Louis W /10/17 vs Richmond L /15/17 TOLEDO W /20/17 at UIC L * - Conference game

5 GW Men's Basketball George Washington Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 17, 2017) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 34 CAVANAUGH, Tyler WATANABE, Yuta SINA, Jaren STEEVES, Patrick BOLDEN, Jair ROLAND, Jordan SMITH, Collin TORO, Arnaldo HART, Matt MARFO, Kevin GOSS, Collin WILLIAMS, Justin MITOLA, Adam Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS GW OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game 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 ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. * 12/30/16 at Saint Joseph's L * 01/05/17 DAVIDSON W * 01/08/17 RICHMOND L * 1/11/17 at VCU L * 01/15/17 at La Salle L * 01/18/17 DUQUESNE W * 01/25/17 at George Mason W * 01/28/17 SAINT LOUIS W * 1/31/17 at Rhode Island L * 2/4/17 at Richmond L * 02/08/17 VCU L * 02/11/17 ST. BONAVENTURE W * 02/15/17 at Davidson L * 02/19/17 at Duquesne W * 02/23/17 MASSACHUSETTS W * 02/26/17 GEORGE MASON W * 03/01/17 at Fordham W * 03/04/17 DAYTON W * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals George Washington Opponents

6 GW Men's Basketball George Washington Season Schedule/Results & Leaders (as of Oct 17, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. High Points High Rebounds 11/11/16 UMES W (24)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (10)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 11/15/16 SIENA W (16)SINA, Jaren (12)WATANABE, Yuta 11/17/16 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF W (18)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (10)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 11/21/16 vs Georgia L (21)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (8)TORO, Arnaldo 11/22/16 vs UAB L (19)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (13)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 11/26/16 PENN STATE L 2378 (15)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (5)SMITH, Collin (5)STEEVES, Patrick (5)TORO, Arnaldo 11/29/16 at Harvard W (20)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (10)TORO, Arnaldo 12/03/16 USF W (22)SMITH, Collin (9)TORO, Arnaldo 12/04/16 vs Florida State L 8645 (18)MARFO, Kevin (9)SMITH, Collin (9)MARFO, Kevin 12/07/16 at Temple W (20)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (9)TORO, Arnaldo 12/10/16 HOWARD W (20)SINA, Jaren (13)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 12/15/16 UCF W (27)ROLAND, Jordan (8)SMITH, Collin at Miami L 6871 (15)WATANABE, Yuta (10)TORO, Arnaldo 12/30/16 *at Saint Joseph's L 4200 (15)SINA, Jaren (13)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 01/05/17 *DAVIDSON W (20)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (7)SINA, Jaren 01/08/17 *RICHMOND L 2986 (22)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (7)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 1/11/17 *at VCU L 7637 (17)WATANABE, Yuta (8)SMITH, Collin 01/15/17 *at La Salle L 2763 (16)BOLDEN, Jair (8)WATANABE, Yuta 01/18/17 *DUQUESNE W (15)WATANABE, Yuta (10)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 01/25/17 *at George Mason W (20)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (8)WATANABE, Yuta (20)ROLAND, Jordan 01/28/17 *SAINT LOUIS W (18)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (9)WATANABE, Yuta 1/31/17 *at Rhode Island L 5190 (21)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (5)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 2/4/17 *at Richmond L 7201 (23)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (10)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 02/08/17 *VCU L 4012 (13)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (17)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (13)BOLDEN, Jair 02/11/17 *ST. BONAVENTURE W (33)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (10)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 02/15/17 *at Davidson L 3715 (15)BOLDEN, Jair (9)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (15)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 02/19/17 *at Duquesne W (19)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (7)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 02/23/17 *MASSACHUSETTS W (26)STEEVES, Patrick (13)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 02/26/17 *GEORGE MASON W (22)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (7)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 03/01/17 *at Fordham W (20)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (10)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 03/04/17 *DAYTON W (30)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (8)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 3/9/17 vs Saint Louis W (18)WATANABE, Yuta (16)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 3/10/17 vs Richmond L 6647 (23)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (12)CAVANAUGH, Tyler 03/15/17 TOLEDO W (29)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (7)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (7)WATANABE, Yuta 03/20/17 at UIC L 1048 (24)CAVANAUGH, Tyler (9)CAVANAUGH, Tyler * - Conference game Attendance Summary Games Attend Avg/Game Home Away Neutral Total

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Men s Basketball Prospectus 2016-17 SCHEDULE NOVEMBER SAT 5 BOWIE STATE (Exh) (RHLive) 4:00 FRI 11 UMES (RHLive) 7:00 TUE 15 SIENA (RHLive) 7:00 THU 17 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF (RHLive) 7:00 Mon 21 vs. Georgia (Kansas City)^ 7:00 Tue