P A T R I O T L E A G U E STANDINGS THROUGH GAMES OF B A S K E T B A L L PATRIOT LEAGUE ANACONDA PLAYER OF THE WEEK

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1 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L PATRIOT LEAGUE MEN S BASKETBALL CONTACT: Matt Dougherty, Media Relations Director PHONE: mdougherty@patriotleague.com A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y STANDINGS THROUGH GAMES OF PATRIOT LEAGUE OVERALL W-L PCT H A STREAK W-L PCT H A N STREAK Holy Cross L 1 Lafayette W 3 American W 1 Army W 2 Colgate L 2 Lehigh W 2 Bucknell L 1 Navy W 1 PATRIOT LEAGUE ANACONDA PLAYER OF THE WEEK ANDREW BROWN, LAFAYETTE Jr., G, 5 11, 175, Littleton, Colo./Heritage After sitting out the Dec. 19 game at Towson with a nagging heel injury, Brown returned to the lineup with a career-high 32 points and a school-record nine three-pointers in Lafayette s win over Mount St. Mary s on Friday. Brown hit six three-pointers in the first half as Lafayette built a 20-point halftime lead, and nailed three in the second half. His final threepointer came with 27 seconds left and provided the final margin. The nine threepointers topped the previous school record of eight held by three players (Larry Spigner, Tyson Whitfield and Brown who hit eight against Holy Cross last season). He made 11-of-16 shots overall, and 9-of-14 from three-point range. Brown leads Lafayette and is second in the Patriot League with 18.0 points per game. He has made 40 three-pointers and is shooting 50 percent from beyond the arc. Brown earns his first-ever Anaconda Player of the Week nod, and the first for a Lafayette men s basketball student-athlete since PATRIOT LEAGUE ANACONDA ROOKIE OF THE WEEK DEIRUNAS VISOCKAS, LAFAYETTE Fr., G, 6 3, 185, Los Angeles, Calif./University Visockas poured in 14 points, including four three-pointers, in Lafayette s overtime victory over Towson on Wednesday. He connected on a three-pointer and a layup as Lafayette outscored Towson, 17-7, in the extra session. He made 5-of-9 shots and 4-of-8 three-pointers in the game. Visockas also chipped in by making his only shot of the game, a three-point field goal, in Lafayette s win over Mount St. Mary s on Friday. He leads the Patriot League in three-point shooting at 55 percent for the season (11-of-20). Visockas earns his first Anaconda Rookie of the Week honor. December 26, 2007 UPCOMING SCHEDULE Friday, December 28 Bucknell vs. North Dakota State^ :30 p.m. Monmouth at Lehigh Saturday, December 29 American at No. 8 Georgetown (MASN) p.m. Navy at St. Francis (N.Y.) Bucknell vs. Cal/Long Beach State^ TBA Sunday, December 30 Colgate at New Hampshire p.m. Holy Cross at Sacred Heart p.m. Lafayette at Robert Morris Monday, December 31 Lehigh at Penn State (BTN) p.m. Wednesday, January 2, 2008 Boston Univ. at Holy Cross (WCTR-TV3) Brown at Army Lafayette at Pittsburgh (ESPNU) Lehigh at Columbia Maine at Colgate NJIT at Navy Ohio at Bucknell ^ = Golden Bear Classic (Berkeley, Calif.) LATEST RESULTS Sunday, December 23 at Penn State 66, Colgate 48 (ESPN360) Saturday, December 22 at Army 59 Dartmouth 56 at Siena 84, Holy Cross 77 (OT) Navy 85 at Maryland-Eastern Shore 61 American 67 at Maryland 59 (CSN) at Drexel 65, Bucknell 53(CN8) Friday, December 21 Lafayette 76 at Mount St. Mary s 72 TODAY S SCHOLAR-ATHLETES, TOMORROW S LEADERS The Patriot League continually demonstrates that student-athletes can excel at both academics and athletics without sacrificing its high standards. The Patriot League s athletic success is achieved while its member institutions remain committed to its founding principle of admitting and graduating student-athletes that are academically representative of their class. Participation in athletics at Patriot League institutions is viewed as an important component of a wellrounded education Corporate Parkway, Suite 190 Center Valley, Pa ; Fax w w w. p a t r i o t l e a g u e. c o m

2 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L HONORABLE MENTION PERFORMANCES LAST WEEK DERRICK MERCER, AMERICAN Jr., G, 5 9, 175, Jersey City, N.J./St. Anthony s Mercer scored 18 points on 8-of-14 shooting, and hit his only two three-pointers, in American s triumph at Maryland. He averaged 13.5 ppg and 3.0 apg in two games for the week (63-56 loss to Dayton). TIM CLIFFORD, HOLY CROSS Sr., C, 6 1l, 265, Walpole, Mass./Walpole Clifford scored 26 points on 11-of-16 shooting and added six rebounds as Holy Cross fell at Siena, 84-77, in overtime. He hit two threepointers in the final 12 seconds of regulation, including one at the buzzer, to force the extra session. GREG SPRINK, NAVY Sr., G/F, 6 5, 220, Cardiff by the Sea, Calif./El Camino Sprink averaged 20.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists while shooting 56 percent from the field as Navy posted a 1-1 week against San Diego State and Maryland-Eastern Shore. JOHN GRIFFIN, BUCKNELL Sr., G, 6 0, 175, Philadelphia, Pa./St. Joseph s Prep Griffin scored a career-high 27 points in Bucknell s win over Cornell, and averaged 19 points and four assists in two games last week (65-53 loss to Drexel). MEDIA SERVICES PATRIOT LEAGUE ON THE WEB Patriot League.com features the latest news and stories on each Patriot League members. In addition, the site also contains the Patriot League media guide, up-to-date statistics, schedules, results and archives. WEEKLY RELEASE Media can access a downloadable Adobe Acrobat PDF files of the complete Patriot League weekly basketball release on the Patriot League Men s Basketball page. DISTRIBUTION Media may contact the Patriot League office to be included on the Patriot League s lists for men s basketball releases and information (or any of the Patriot League s sports). Please contact Patriot League Media Relations Director MattDougherty (mdougherty@patriotleague.com/ ) with requests or questions. December 26, page 2 PATRIOT LEAGUE NOTEBOOK AMERICAN S BIG WIN HIGHLIGHTS SOLID WEEKEND Six years to the day after they recorded the Patriot League s first and only win over an ACC team, the American Eagles accomplished the feat again with a triumph over Maryland on Saturday. Derrick Mercer had 18 points in the game, and American led by at least five points throughout the second half as it knocked off Maryland for the first time in 80 years and 14 meetings. American recorded the only other win over an ACC opponent when it knocked off Florida State on Dec. 22, 2001 in its first season of competition as a Patriot League member. The Eagles were not the only team to come through over the weekend, as Lafayette, Navy and Army also recorded victories. The Leopards beat Mount St. Mary s, 76-72, for their third win in a row, while Army won its second straight with a triumph over Dartmouth. Navy beat Maryland-Eastern Shore, Holy Cross, Bucknell and Colgate all fell on the road, with the Crusaders losing at Siena, 84-77, in overtime. BACK IN ACTION AFTER CHRISTMAS BREAK All eight Patriot League teams have off for Christmas break from Monday-Thursday, but seven of the squads return to the court beginning on Friday. And once again, the schedule will be road-heavy with seven of the eight games away from home. Bucknell plays North Dakota State in the Golden Bear Classic at Cal. The Bison will also take the court on Saturday against either Cal or Long Beach State. Lehigh returns from its 20-day layoff to host Monmouth on Friday. In addition to Bucknell s game on Saturday, American is at No. 8 Georgetown and Navy visits St. Francis (N.Y.). The week concludes with three games on Sunday, with Colgate at New Hampshire, Holy Cross at Sacred Heart and Lafayette at Robert Morris. PATRIOT LEAGUE TEAMS ON RECORD PACE With a record, the Patriot League is on pace for it best-ever non-league mark. The top record thus far, and only winning mark, came in a effort in the season. Last season was the only other campaign at the.500 mark in non-league action, as the Patriot League s 60 wins were the most in its 17-year history. The 47 non-league wins are already the seventh-highest total in Patriot League history, which is made even more impressive being the first season of an all Division I schedule for the League. Patriot League teams still have 31 games remaining to boost the win total, as well as any postseason competition. The remaining strech will be difficult, however, as 21 of the 31 games will be played away from home and games against Georgetown, Pittsburgh and Mississippi State are left. DON T ADJUST YOUR EYES A quick glance at the Patriot League statistics would be enough to give anyone a Brown out. The surname Brown appears prominently in the League leaderboard, as Army s Jarell Brown and Lafayette s Andrew Brown appear right next to each other in multiple categories. Jarell leads the League in scoring with 19.6 ppg, while Andrew is second with 18.0 ppg. Both players are tied for third in three-point field goal percentage at 50 percent, and Andrew has a slight lead over Jarell for the top spot in three-pointers made per game. They are both in the top ten in overall field goal percentage and foul shooting. Each player does get to avoid the other Brown in some categories. Andrew is seventh in assists, and Jarell is eighth in rebounding and third in steals. TIME TO GET SIRIUS The Patriot League has once again partnered with SIRIUS Satellite Radio to broadcast select men's basketball games for the season. The League has three games set for January's schedule, beginning with Holy Cross traveling to Lafayette in the season opener on Jan. 12. In addition to regular-season coverage, all seven games of the 2008 Patriot League Men's Basketball Tournament will be aired. Bucknell s visit to Holy Cross will be broadcast on Jan. 18, and the Bison s matchup at home against Colgate on Jan. 26 will wrap up the January schedule. Lehigh s matchup with Princeton on Jan. 6 will also be broadcast on SIRIUS. The schedule of Patriot League games for February will be announced at a later date. For an updated listing of all SIRIUS games and channels involving Patriot League teams, see page 5 of this release or A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

3 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L PATRIOT LEAGUE NOTEBOOK HOLY CROSS AT NO. 7 IN MID-MAJOR TOP 25 Saturday s loss at Siena didn t do too much damage to Holy Cross in the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major top 25. The defending Patriot League champions fell from fifth to No. 7 in the latest rankings released on Monday. American garnered two points in the poll after its win over Maryland on Saturday, and also picked up a vote in the AP Top 25. While Holy Cross is the only Patriot League team to earn a ranking this season, American, Colgate and Bucknell have now all appeared in the receiving votes category. FOUR IN THE TOP 200 IN RPI Four Patriot League teams found a spot in the top 200 in the updated Collegiate Basketball News RPI Report, with one more falling just outside the group. Holy Cross checks in at No. 52 with a 7-2 overall record. The Crusaders only losses came against No. 18 Dayton and No. 31 Siena. Lafayette made a significant jump after beating Towson and Mount St. Mary s last week, as the Leopards are all the way up to No. 142 with an 8-3 record. Colgate checks in at No. 174, while Bucknell is No American s victory over Maryland helped it move up to No. 201 in the rankings. The Patriot League ranks No. 21 among 31 Division I conferences. December 26, page 3 PATRIOT LEAGUE SIDS AMERICAN Anthony Wilson.. adubs@american.edu ARMY Brian Gunning..brian.gunning@usma.edu BUCKNELL Jon Terry terry@bucknell.edu FINALLY SOME COMPANY IN THE ROAD WIN COLUMN After 34 days of standing alone, another conference finally joined the Patriot League with at least one road victory for all of its members. The Horizon League became the second conference to accomplish the feat when Wright State won at CS-Fullerton on Saturday. The Patriot League set the mark on Nov. 17 when Lehigh won at St. Francis (Pa.). Six of the eight Patriot League schools have at least two road victories, and five have three road wins or more. The Patriot League has a record in true road games. PATRIOT LEAGUE ALL-ACCESS Watch the majority of Patriot League Men s and Women s Basketball regular-season and tournament games on high-speed Broadband. For $7.95 a month, this cuttingedge technology takes your from your seat to the sideline with multi-camera coverage. Visit your school s website or for more information PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT The Patriot League Tournament will once again be played on campus sites. The quarterfinal rounds are set for March 5, the semifinals will take place on March 9 and the Patriot League Championship will be decided on Friday, March 14 and shown on ESPN2. PATRIOT LEAGUE IN THE POLLS (AP/ESPN-USA TODAY/COLLEGE INSIDER.COM) AMERICAN ARMY BUCKNELL COLGATE HOLY CROSS L AFAYETTE LEHIGH NAVY Preseason -/-/- -/-/- -/-/RV -/-/- -/-/16 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ /-/- -/-/ -/-/- -/-/- -/-/14 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ /-/- -/-/- -/-/RV -/-/RV -/-/13 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ /-/- -/-/- -/-/RV -/-/RV -/-/10 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ /-/- -/-/- -/-/- -/-/- -/-/10 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ /-/- -/-/- -/-/- -/-/RV RV/-/6 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ /-/- -/-/- -/-/- -/-/- RV/-/5 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/ RV/-/RV -/-/- -/-/- -/-/- -/-/7 -/-/- -/-/- -/-/- RV - Receiving Votes COLGATE Bob Cornell.. rcornell@mail.colgate.edu HOLY CROSS Charles Bare..... cbare@holycross.edu LAFAYETTE Phil LaBella..... labellap@lafayette.edu LEHIGH Mike Stagnitta mis3@lehigh.edu NAVY Chris Forman forman@usna.edu PRESEASON POLL 1) Holy Cross 91 (10) 2) Bucknell 85 (5) 3) Colgate 62 (1) 4) Lehigh 56 5) American 49 6) Army 42 7) Navy 34 8) Lafayette 29 PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESEASON Player of the Year Tim Clifford, Holy Cross A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

4 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L December 26, page 4 COACHING RECORDS JEFF JONES, AMERICAN Overall (16th Season) at American (8th) vs. Patriot League (7th) JIM CREWS, ARMY Overall (23rd Season) at Army (6th) vs. Patriot League (6th) PAT FLANNERY, BUCKNELL Overall (19th Season) at Bucknell (14th) vs. Patriot League (14th) EMMETT DAVIS, COLGATE Overall (10th Season) at Colgate (10th) vs. Patriot League (10th) RALPH WILLARD, HOLY CROSS Overall (18th Season) at Holy Cross (9th) vs. Patriot League (9th) FRAN O HANLON, LAFAYETTE Overall (13th Season) at Lafayette (13th) vs. Patriot League (13th) BRETT REED, LEHIGH Overall (1st Season) at Lehigh (1st) vs. Patriot League (1st) BILLY LANGE, NAVY Overall (6th Season) at Navy (4th) vs. Patriot League (4th) TEAM NOTEBOOKS AMERICAN The Eagles posted an impressive week in two tough road venues, knocking off Maryland, 67-59, on Saturday after losing a close game at Dayton, 63-56, on Wednesday...The victory over the Terps was just the second for a Patriot League team over an ACC opponent...american notched the other win, knocking off Florida State on Dec. 22, It was the first time in 80 meetings and 14 seasons that the Eagles knocked off the Terps...Derrick Mercer led the way with 18 points, while Bryce Simon had a career-high 17 and Brian Gilmore added 12...The Eagles closed the first half with a 10-3 run to take a halftime lead...they held Maryland without a field goal for a 10:33 stretch of the first half...it was their 11th halftime lead in 12 contests this season...they opened the lead to nine early in the second half, and led by anywhere from five to 12 points the rest of the way...the Eagles hit 7-of-8 free throws in the final 43 seconds to seal the win...american held a rebounding edge...garrison Carr scored a career-high 26 points against Dayton...Carr connected on 9-of-19 shots overall, and nailed a career-high seven three-pointers on 14 attempts...carr s seven treys tied for fourth-most in a game in American history...the two games this week started a sevengame road swing which goes into the first two contests of League play...it continues at No. 8 Georgetown at 1 p.m. on Saturday in a game shown on MASN...The Eagles are celebrating the 25th anniversary of defeating the fifth-ranked Hoyas on Dec. 15, ARMY The Black Knights returned to the court after an exam break and won their second game in a row with a triumph over Dartmouth on Saturday...Army trailed, 49-43, with 8:38 left before outscoring the Big Green, 16-7, the rest of the way...doug Williams had a season-high 15 points on 7-of-8 shooting, while Marcus Nelson and Jarell Brown each had 10...Army shot 47.8 percent for the game, while limiting Dartmouth to 37.5 percent shooting...nelson gave Army the lead for good by hitting both ends of a 1-and-1 with 59 seconds to play...the Black Knights are now 4-1 in games decided by five-or-fewer points...army has won four of its last five games and ends the 2007 portion of its schedule at It is the first time the squad has been above the.500 mark since Feb. 10 of last season...army has now won 21 games in the last two seasons after winning 20 total games from The Black Knights are currently 2-1 on a five-game homestand, and return to action on Jan. 2 against Brown. BUCKNELL The Bison fell at Drexel, 65-53, to complete a 1-1 record for the week...they also notched an victory over Cornell on Wednesday...Bucknell struggled in the first half and trailed, 34-15, at the break against Drexel...They would get no closer than eight points in the second half...john Griffin had 11 points in the game, while G.W. Boon added 10...The Bison committed a season-low 11 turnovers...they set a Sojka Pavilion record with their highest scoring output in the last 85 games against Cornell...They had a lead by halftime, and the 47 points are the most in a half this season...griffin scored a career-high 27 points, shooting 7-of-12 from the field and 4-of-7 from three-point range...justin Castleberry equaled a career high with 18 points, while Josh Linthicum had a career-high 12...Bucknell returns to action Friday against North Dakota State in the first round of the Golden Bear Classic in Berkeley, Calif...They will face either Cal or Long Beach State on Saturday. COLGATE Colgate dropped a pair of tough road contests last week, falling at Penn State, 66-48, on Sunday and losing a regional matchup at Syracuse, 87-59, on Tuesday... Alex Woodhouse had eight points and nine rebounds against Penn State, while Kendall Chones notched nine points...the Raiders cut a 16-point deficit down to five early in the second half, but Penn State answered with an 18-6 run to put the game away...colgate held Penn State to 38.1 percent shooting...freshman Mike Venezia scored 11 points in his first collegiate action against Syracuse...Venezia injured his knee in preseason drills, and just returned to the lineup for the Raiders...Kyle Roemer and Chones both scored in double figures with 10 points apiece...the Raiders have played five games of a six-game road swing thus far, and have a 2-3 mark with this week s defeats as well as a loss at Notre Dame...The road swing wraps up on Sunday at New Hampshire. 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5 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L TEAM NOTEBOOKS HOLY CROSS The Crusaders suffered a tough loss in their first game in two and a half weeks as they fell at Siena, 84-77, in overtime...tim Clifford led the way with 26 points on 11-of-16 shooting, and also pulled down six rebounds...holy Cross trailed by 10 early in the second half and was down seven with a minute to go, but rallied to force overtime...clifford nailed two three-pointers in the final 12 seconds, including the game-tying shot as time expired in regulation...holy Cross missed its first six shots in the extra session as Siena built a five-point lead...colin Cunningham and Pat Doherty each had 15 points, while Alex Vander Baan had 13...No other player had more than five points, and only six players scored in the game...the Crusaders fell to seventh in Monday s College Insider.com Mid-Major top 25 after the loss...holy Cross returns to action on Sunday when it travels to Sacred Heart. LAFAYETTE The Leopards recorded a pair of impressive road wins, knocking off Mount St. Mary s, 76-72, on Friday and defeating Towson, 79-69, in overtime on Wednesday...Andrew Brown scored a career-high 32 points and made a school-record nine three-pointers in the win over Mount St. Mary s...his final threepointer came with 27 seconds left and provided the final margin...the nine three-pointers topped the previous school record of eight held by three players (Larry Spigner, Tyson Whitfield and Brown who hit eight against Holy Cross last season)...the Leopards led by as many as 22 points in the first half and held a advantage at halftime...mount St. Mary's put together a 21-4 run to trim the Lafayette lead to with 3:03 remaining...lafayette shot 55 percent for the game, the Leopards' second-best shooting night of the season...five players scored in double figures in the win over Towson, with Bilal Abdullah, Deirunas Visockas and Matt Betley all notching 14...Abdullah played 41 minutes and recorded his first double-double of the season with a career-high 13 rebounds, while Betley notched nine rebounds...lafayette trailed by seven with just over nine minutes to play, and did not tie the score until Michael Gruner scored with 8.1 seconds left...abdullah and Visockas hit key three-pointers as Lafayette outscored Towson, 17-7, in overtime...lafayette has played three of the five overtime games for Patriot League teams this year, and is the only team to win in the extra session...lafayette has hit 10 or more three-pointers in 10 consecutive games...the Leopards have won three games in a row, and are 3-1 on the first four contests of an eight-game road stretch...the Leopards travel to Robert Morris on Sunday. LEHIGH The Mountain Hawks return from a 20-day layoff to complete their three-game home stretch on Friday against Monmouth...Lehigh s layoff for finals and the holidays is its longest since the inception of Patriot League play in Lehigh stayed sharp with a win in an exhibition against Briarcliff on Friday...They had 30 assists on 39 field goals in the game...marquis Hall and Bryan White have emerged as individual stars for Lehigh...Hall is second in the Patriot League in assists (5.1), first in assist/turnover ratio (2.55;51/20), and ninth in scoring (13.7 ppg)...white averages a League-best 8.3 rebounds per game, and is only 13 shy of 500 boards for his career. NAVY The Midshipmen split a pair of road games last week, downing Maryland-Eastern Shore, 85-61, on Saturday after falling to San Diego State, 86-76, on Monday...Kaleo Kina scored 20 points and Chris Harris had 19 in the win over UMES...Navy took a lead at halftime, and shot 50.8 percent for the game...the 24-point victory was Navy s largest against a Division I foe since a win over Morgan State on Dec. 8, Greg Sprink led the way with 26 points on 11-of-14 shooting against San Diego State...The Mids were done in by a 13-0 Aztec run late in the contest...sprink has 1,346 career points, good for 11th in Navy history and 27th in Patriot League annals...navy s 29 three-pointers during the last two games are tied for the most in school history during a two-game span. Navy also hit 29 combined three-pointers against Fordham (9) and Mount St. Mary s (20) on Nov , The trio of Harris, Kina and Sprink are averaging 53.3 ppg between them in the last three games...the Mids have shot over 45.0 percent in three of their last four games, after accomplishing the feat just twice in the first eight games...navy returns to action on Saturday at St. Francis (N.Y.), looking to win consecutive games for the first time this year. December 26, page 5 JANUARY SIRIUS SCHEDULE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 Lafayette at Pittsburgh (Ch. 107) SATURDAY, JANUARY 5 Portland at Army (126) SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 Princeton at Lehigh (130) TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 Army at Presbyterian (126) FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Navy at Bucknell (110) SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Holy Cross at Lafayette (181) A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 8 p.m. 1 p.m.

6 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L PATRIOT LEAGUE VERSUS NON-LEAGUE/RANKED OPPONENTS OVERALL NON-LEAGUE (47-39) December 26, page 6 AMERICA EAST (6-3) at Bucknell 55, Albany Lafayette 76 at Stony Brook 68 (OT) at American 64, Stony Brook at Lafayette 87, UMBC 85 (OT) at Albany 78, Lehigh at Hartford 70, Army UMBC 83 at American Colgate 73 at Binghamton at Lehigh 76, Stony Brook Boston Univ. at Holy Cross ATLANTIC 10 (2-2) 12.1 Dayton 55 at Holy Cross at Bucknell 67, La Salle Holy Cross 71 at Saint Joseph s at Dayton 63, American Bucknell at Saint Bonaventure ATLANTIC COAST (1-2) at Maryland 72, Lehigh at Wake Forest 72, Bucknell American 67 at Maryland Holy Cross at Maryland ATLANTIC SUN (3-0) Colgate 81 at Kennesaw State 53$ 12.7 at American 52, Jacksonville at Army 66, Florida Gulf Coast 63 BIG TEN (0-2) at Minnesota 84, Army at Penn State 66, Colgate Lehigh at Penn State BIG EAST (0-5) at No. 23 Villanova 70, Bucknell Seton Hall 79, vs. Navy 75# at Notre Dame 94, Colgate at Rutgers 90, Lafayette at Syracuse 87, Colgate American at No. 8 Georgetown Lafayette at No. 6 Pittsburgh BIG SOUTH (1-0) 12.1 Army 71 at VMI 69 COLONIAL (4-2) at Holy Cross 61, Hofstra at Drexel 86, Navy Bucknell 71 at Towson at Navy 73, Towson Lafayette 79 at Towson 69 (OT) at Drexel 65, Bucknell 53 INDEPENDENTS (6-0) 11.9 Navy 88 at Longwood at Army 63, Presbyterian American 73 at NJIT at Lehigh 67, NJIT at Lafayette 81, NJIT Army 54 at NJIT NJIT at Navy 1.5 Longwood at Navy 1.8 Army at Presbyterian 2.23 NC Central at Colgate IVY (8-4) at Cornell 87, Lehigh at Cornell 93, Army 78 at Holy Cross 80, Harvard Dartmouth 81 at Colgate at Penn 71, Navy 67# at Lafayette 81, Penn 69 at Holy Cross 60, Yale Colgate 76 at Cornell at Lehigh 70, Harvard 61 Lafayette 78 at Columbia at Bucknell 88, Cornell at Army 59, Dartmouth Brown at Army Lehigh at Columbia 1.4 American at Brown 1.6 American at Columbia Princeton at Lehigh 1.8 Colgate at Harvard 1.9 Lafayette at Princeton MAAC (4-5) at Loyola (Md.) 71, American 67 Colgate 61 at Canisius 47 Holy Cross 67 at Fairfield at Lehigh 60, St. Peter s Fairfield 60 at American at Navy 71, Canisius Marist 61 at Colgate Marist 55 at Bucknell at Siena 84, Holy Cross 77 (OT) MID-AMERICAN (1-0) at Holy Cross 62, Ohio Ohio at Bucknell MEAC (3-2) Holy Cross 60 at Hampton at Morgan State 62, American at Howard 75, Navy at American 66, Howard Navy 85 at MD-Eastern Shore 61 MOUNTAIN WEST (0-1) at San Diego State 86, Navy 76 NORTHEAST (7-10) 11.9 at Colgate 63, Monmouth 60 Wagner 74 at Lafayette American 75 at St. Francis (PA) Army 64 at Sacred Heart Robert Morris 93 at Navy Long Island 64 at Army 54 Fairleigh Dick. 98 at Lafayette Lehigh 71 at St. Francis (PA) at Wagner 64, Bucknell at Lafayette 71, CCSU American 66 at Mount St. Marys Quinnipiac 92 at Lehigh 88 (2 OT) 12.1 at CCSU 65, Lehigh 55 St. Francis (PA) 57 at Bucknell Mount St. Marys 62 at Navy Quinnipiac 58 at Army Lafayette 76 at Mount St. Marys Monmouth at Lehigh Navy at St. Francis (NY) Holy Cross at Sacred Heart Lafayette at Robert Morris SEC (0-0) Lafayette at Mississippi State SOUTHLAND (1-1) Colgate 83 vs. Texas State 77$ at Texas-San Antonio 77, Navy 67 SUMMIT (0-0) Bucknell vs. North Dakota State@ WEST COAST (0-0) Portland at Army Holy Cross at San Francisco TOP 25 (0-1) No. 23 Villanova 70, Bucknell American at No. 8 Georgetown # = Philly Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.) $ = 100 Club Classic (Kennesaw, = Golden Bear Classic (Berkeley, Calif.) A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

7 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L December 26, page 7 PATRIOT LEAGUE ANACONDA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYER DERRICK MERCER, American, Jr., G., Jersey City, N.J. 22 ppg, FT KYLE ROEMER, Colgate, Jr., G, Martinez, Calif ppg, 5.3 rpg JARELL BROWN, Army, Sr., G, Cleveland, Ohio 28.0 ppg, 60% FG, 65% 3-pt JARELL BROWN, Army, Sr., G, Cleveland, Ohio 29.0 ppg, 7.5 rpg, 64.5% FG JOHN GRIFFIN, Bucknell, Sr., G, Philadelphia, Pa.21 points, GW FT vs. LaSalle MARCUS NELSON, Army, So., G, Richmond, Va. 14 pts, 7 a vs Fla. Gulf Coast ANDREW BROWN, Lafayette, Jr., G, Littleton, Colo. 32 pts vs. Mt. St. Mary s ROOKIE MARK VEAZEY, Navy, Fr., C, Lilburn, Ga. 9.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 1.5 spg, 1.0 bpg ROB KEEFER, Lehigh, Fr., G, North Wales, Pa ppg, 3.5 rpg, 1.0 apg ROB KEEFER, Lehigh, Fr., G, North Wales, Pa 7.0 ppg, 12 p/6 r. at Maryland TODD O BRIEN, Bucknell, Fr., C, New Holland, Pa. 8.5 ppg, 10.0 rpg, 3.0 bpg ANDREW BEINERT, Holy Cross, Fr., G, Floral Park, N.Y. 10 p/4a at St. Joe s NATHAN HEDGECOCK, Army, Fr., G, El Paso, Texas 5 pts vs Fla. Gulf Coast DEIRUNAS VISOCKAS, Lafayette, Fr., G, Los Angeles, Calif. 14 pts. vs Towson FRESHMAN STATISTICS LEADERS Among Patriot League Leaders Points Per Game 27. Rob Keefer, Lehigh Rebounds Per Game 4. Todd O Brien, Bucknell Mark Veazey, Navy Assists Per Game 14. Daryl Shazier, Bucknell Blocks Per Game 1. Todd O Brien, Bucknell T4. Mark Veazey, Navy Offensive Rebounds T8. Todd O Brien, Bucknell Mark Veazey, Navy Defensive Rebounds 4. Todd O Brien, Bucknell T15. Mark Veazey, Navy Three-Point Field Goal Pct. 1. Deirunas Visockas, Lafayette Rob Keefer, Lehigh ALL-TIME PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 5 HOLY CROSS 1993, 2001, 2002, 2003, NAVY 1994, 1997, COLGATE 1995, BUCKNELL 2005, LAFAYETTE 1999, FORDHAM* 1991, LEHIGH 2004 * = No longer a Patriot League member A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

8 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L COMPOSITE PATRIOT LEAGUE FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Navy at Bucknell (ESPNU) SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Holy Cross at Lafayette (LSN) p.m. Army at Colgate (TW) p.m. American at Lehigh (SE2) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 Army at Holy Cross Lehigh at Navy American at Bucknell Lafayette at Colgate FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 Bucknell at Holy Cross (ESPNU) p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 Colgate at American p.m. Lafayette at Navy SUNDAY, JANUARY 20 Lehigh at Army p.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 American at Army Colgate at Lehigh (SE2) Navy at Holy Cross Bucknell at Lafayette (LSN) SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 Holy Cross at American p.m. Colgate at Bucknell Lafayette at Lehigh (SE2) SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 Army at Navy (ESPNU) Noon WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 Army at Lafayette (LSN) Lehigh at Bucknell Holy Cross at Colgate Navy at American :30 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 Lehigh at Holy Cross (ESPNU) Noon American at Lafayette (LSN) p.m. Colgate at Navy SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Army at Bucknell (ESPNU) Noon WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 American at Holy Cross Bucknell at Colgate (TW) December 26, page 8 PATRIOT LEAGUE AMONG THE NCAA LEADERS THROUGH INDIVIDUAL POINTS PER GAME 27. Jarell Brown, Army Kyle Roemer, Colgate FIELD GOAL PCT. 28. Tim Clifford, Holy Cross THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS PER GAME 10. Jarell Brown, Army T21. Andrew Brown, Lafayette T25. Garrison Carr, American THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. 15. Jarell Brown, Army Andrew Brown, Lafayette FREE THROW PCT. T33. Andrew Brown, Lafayette BLOCKS PER GAME T25. Todd O Brien, Bucknell NEXT NCAA STATISTICS RELEASED ON JAN. 4 TEAM SCORING OFFENSE 46. Lafayette SCORING DEFENSE 8. Holy Cross American FIELD GOAL PCT. DEFENSE 43. Holy Cross THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS PER GAME 5. Lafayette THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT. 2. Colgate Lafayette Lehigh FREE THROW PCT. 23. American Holy Cross REBOUND MARGIN 24. Holy Cross STEALS PER GAME T43. Navy WON-LOST PERCENTAGE T33. Holy Cross TURNOVERS PER GAME T32. American Lehigh SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 Colgate at Army p.m. Lafayette at Holy Cross :30 p.m. Bucknell at Navy SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Lehigh at American (ESPNU) Noon WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Colgate at Lafayette (LSN) Holy Cross at Army Navy at Lehigh (SE2) Bucknell at American :30 p.m. A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

9 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L PATRIOT LEAGUE ALL-TIME LEADERS December 26, page 9 COMPOSITE PATRIOT LEAGUE Most Points, Career, Rob Feaster, Holy Cross ( ) 2, Tucker Neale, Colgate ( ) 2, Mark Lueking, Army ( ) 1, Brian Ehlers, Lafayette ( ) 1, Adonal Foyle, Colgate ( ) 1, Jose Olivero, Lehigh ( ) 1, Brett Eppenhimer, Lehigh ( ) 1, Andre Ingram, American ( ) 1, Keith Simmons, Holy Cross ( ) 1, Pat Campolioeta, Colgate ( ) Active 1, Greg Sprink, Navy (2004-pres.) 1, Jarell Brown, Army (2004-pres.) Most Rebounds, Career 1, Adonal Foyle, Colgate ( ) Stefan Ciosici, Lafayette ( ) David Ardayfio, Army ( ) Tim Szatko, Holy Cross ( ) Boakai Lalugba, Bucknell ( ) Dan Bowen, Bucknell ( ) Pat Campolieta, Colgate ( ) Patrick Whearty, Holy Cross ( ) Chris McNaughton, Bucknell ( ) Darren Brown, Colgate ( ) Most Assists, Career Jave Meade, Holy Cross ( ) Brian Walker, Navy ( ) Hassan Brown, Colgate ( ) Jay Fazande, Fordham ( ) Roger Breslin, Holy Cross ( ) Torey Thomas, Holy Cross ( ) Andres Rodriguez, American ( ) Craih Kowadla, Lafayette ( ) Victor Mikel, Navy ( ) Justin DeBerry, Lafayette ( ) Most Blocks, Career Adonal Foyle, Colgate ( ) Jason Whatley, Colgate ( ) Rob Dill, Lafayette ( ) Sitapha Savane, Navy ( ) Matt Crawford, Lehigh ( ) Frank Barr, Lafayette ( ) Dan Bowen, Bucknell ( ) Tim Clifford, Holy Cross (2004-pres.) Nate Lufkin, Holy Cross ( ) Josh Sankes, Holy Cross ( ) Most Steals, Career Kevin Hamilton, Holy Cross ( ) Torey Thomas, Holy Cross ( ) Jave Meade, Holy Cross ( ) Mike Bright, Bucknell ( ) Brian Walker, Navy ( ) Abe Badmus, Bucknell (2003-pr.) Chris Williams, Navy ( ) Tim Bieg, Lafayette ( ) Pat Campolieta, Colgate ( ) Sekou Hammer, Bucknell ( ) Best Field-Goal Percentage, Career (minimum 400 made) 59.9 (609-1,018) 1. Chris McNaughton, Bucknell ( ) 57.6 ( ) 2. David Ardayfio, Army ( ) 54.7 (712-1,301) 3. Adonal Folye, Colgate ( ) 54.4 ( ) 4. Dan Bowen, Bucknell ( ) 53.1 ( ) 5. Boakai Lalugba, Bucknell ( ) 52.6 (546-1,039) 6. Stefan Ciosici, Lafayette ( ) 48.5 ( ) 7. Keith Brazzo, Lafayette ( ) 48.2 (599-1,244) 8. Pat Campolieta, Colgate ( ) 47.5 (757-1,595) 9. Rob Feaster, Holy Cross ( ) 46.9 (520-1, Chris Williams, Navy ( ) Best 3-Point Field-Goal Percentage, Career (minimum 100 made) 42.4 ( ) 1. Andy Smith, Army ( ) 41.9 ( ) 2. Keith Simmons, Holy Cross ( ) 41.7 ( ) 3. Jarell Brown, Army (2004-present) 41.4 ( ) 4. Nate O Neil, Colgate ( ) 40.8 ( ) 5. Glenn Stokes, American ( ) 40.5 ( ) 6. Brian Wilson, Holy Cross ( ) 40.4 ( ) 7. Dave Steigerwald, Bucknell, ( ) 39.7 ( ) 8. Tucker Neale, Colgate ( ) 39.3 ( ) 9. Matt Bell, Army ( ) 39.1 ( ) 10. Kyle Roemer, Colgate (2004-present) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Navy at Lafayette (CSTV) p.m. Holy Cross at Bucknell (ESPN2) p.m. Army at Lehigh (SE2) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 American at Colgate (ESPNU) Noon WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Holy Cross at Navy Lafayette at Bucknell Lehigh at Colgate Army at American :30 p.m. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Lehigh at Lafayette (CSTV) p.m. Navy at Army (CBS) p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 American at Navy Colgate at Holy Cross Lafayette at Army Bucknell at Lehigh (SE2) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29 Holy Cross at Lehigh (ESPNU) p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 1 Bucknell at Army p.m. Navy at Colgate (TW) p.m. Lafayette at American p.m. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 Patriot League Quarterfinals TBA SUNDAY, MARCH 9 Patriot League Semifinals TBA FRIDAY, MARCH 14 Patriot League Championship (ESPN2) :30 p.m. A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

10 P A T R I O T L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L PATRIOT LEAGUE TV SCHEDULE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Army at Minnesota TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 American at Loyola (Md.) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 UMBC at Lafayette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Lehigh at Maryland Navy vs. Seton Hall SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Navy at. Penn SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 CCSU at Lafayette WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 Penn at Lafayette WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5 Lafayette at Rutgers Stony Brook at Lehigh FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 Jacksonville at American SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 Quinnipiac at Army MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 Navy at San Diego State TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18 Colgate at Syracuse SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 American at Maryland Bucknell at Drexel SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23 Colgate at Penn State SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29 American at Georgetown (MASN) MONDAY, DECEMBER 31 Lehigh at Penn State (BTN) BTN.com MASN LSN CSN CN8 CN8 LSN LSN LSN SE2 MASN NESN CSTV TW CSN CN8 ESPN360 1 p.m. 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 Lafayette at Pittsburgh (ESPNU) Boston Univ. at Holy Cross (WCTR) TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 Holy Cross at Maryland (CSN) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 Lafayette at Princeton (LSN) FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Navy at Bucknell* (ESPNU) SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 Holy Cross at Lafayette* (LSN) Army at Colgate* (TW) American at Lehigh* (SE2) 7:30 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. December 26, page 10 AMERICAN EAGLES (7-5, 0-0 PL) at St. Francis (PA) W, at Loyola (Md.) (MASN) L, Fairfield L, Stony Brook W, at Morgan State L, at NJIT W, at Mount St. Mary s W, UMBC L, Howard W, Jacksonville (MASN) W, at Dayton L, at Maryland (CSN) W, at No. 8 Georgetown (MASN)....1 p.m at Brown at Columbia p.m at Lehigh* (SE2) at Bucknell* Colgate* p.m at Army* Holy Cross* p.m Navy* :30 p.m. 2.2 at Lafayette* (LSN) p.m. 2.6 at Holy Cross* Lehigh* (ESPNU) Noon 2.13 Bucknell* :30 p.m at Colgate* (ESPNU) Noon 2.20 Army* :30 p.m at Navy* Lafayette* p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA ARMY BLACK KNIGHTS (6-5, 0-0 PL) at Minnesota (BTN.com)..... L, at Sacred Heart W, Long Island L, at Cornell L, Presbyterian W, at Hartford L, at VMI W, at NJIT W, Quinnipiac (NESN) L, Florida Gulf Coast W, Dartmouth W, Brown Portland p.m. 1.8 at Presbyterian p.m at Colgate* (TW) p.m at Holy Cross* Lehigh* p.m American* at Navy* (ESPNU) Noon 1.30 at Lafayette* (LSN) at Bucknell* (ESPNU) Noon 2.9 Colgate* p.m Holy Cross* at Lehigh* (SE2) at American* :30 p.m Navy* (CBS) p.m Lafayette* Bucknell* p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA BUCKNELL BISON (4-6, 0-0 PL) Albany W, at Towson W, at No. 23/24 Villanova L, at Wagner L, Marist L, St. Francis (Pa.) L, La Salle W, at Wake Forest L, Cornell W, at Drexel (CN8) L, North Dakota State# :30 p.m Cal/Long Beach State# TBA Ohio at St. Bonaventure p.m Navy* (ESPNU) American* at Holy Cross* (ESPNU) p.m at Lafayette* (LSN) Colgate* Lehigh* Army* (ESPNU) Noon 2.6 at Colgate* (TW) at Navy* at American* :30 p.m Holy Cross* (ESPN2) p.m Lafayette* at ESPNU Bracketbuster TBA 2.27 at Lehigh* (SE2) at Army* p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA # = Golden Bear Classic (Berkeley, Calif). COLGATE RAIDERS (6-5, 0-0 PL) 11.9 Monmouth W, at Canisius W, Texas State$ W, at Kennesaw State.$ W, Marist L, Dartmouth L, at Notre Dame L, at Cornell W, at Binghamton W, at Syracuse (TW) L, at Penn State (ESPN360).....L, at New Hampshire p.m. 1.2 Maine at Harvard Army* (TW) p.m Lafayette* at American* p.m at Lehigh* (SE2) at Bucknell* Holy Cross* at Navy* Bucknell* (TW) at Army* p.m at Lafayette* (LSN) American* (ESPNU) Noon 2.20 Lehigh* NC Central at Holy Cross Navy* (TW) p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 Bucknell at Holy Cross* (ESPNU) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 Bucknell at Lafayette* (LSN) 9 p.m. $ = 100 Club Classic (Kennesaw, Ga.) A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y

11 P A T R I O T HOLY CROSS CRUSADERS (7-2, 0-0 PL) Hofstra W, at Fairfield W, at Hampton W, Harvard W, Ohio W, Yale W, Dayton& L, at Saint Joseph s w, at Siena L, (OT) at Sacred Heart p.m Boston Univ at San Francisco p.m. 1.8 at Maryland p.m at Lafayette* (LSN) p.m Army* Bucknell* (ESPNU) p.m Navy* at American* p.m at Colgate* Lehigh* (ESPNU) Noon 2.6 American* Lafayette* :30 p.m at Army* at Bucknell* (ESPN2) p.m at Navy* ESPNU Bracketbuster TBA 2.27 Colgate* at Lehigh* (ESPNU) p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA & = DCU Center (Worcester, Mass.) LAFAYETTE LEOPARDS (8-3, 0-0 PL) 11.9 Wagner L, at Stony Brook W, (OT) Fairleigh Dickinson L, UMBC (LSN) W, (OT) Central Conn. St. (LSN)......W, Penn (LSN) W, NJIT W, at Rutgers (LSN) L, at Columbia W, at Towson W, (OT) at Mount St. Mary s w, at Robert Morris at No. 6 Pittsburgh (ESPNU) at Mississippi State p.m. 1.9 at Princeton (LSN) :30 p.m Holy Cross* (LSN) p.m at Colgate* at Navy* Bucknell* (LSN) at Lehigh* (SE2) Army* (LSN) American* (LSN) p.m. 2.9 at Holy Cross* :30 p.m Colgate* (LSN) Navy* (CSTV) p.m at Bucknell* Lehigh* (CSTV) p.m at Army* at American* p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA L E A G U E M E N S B A S K E T B A L L December 26, page 11 LEHIGH MOUNTAIN HAWKS (5-5, 0-0 PL) at Cornell L, St. Peter s w, at St. Francis (Pa.) W, at Albany L, at Maryland (CSN) L, NJIT W, Quinnipiac L, (2 OT) 12.1 at Central Connectcicut St....L, Stony Brook (SE2) W, Harvard W, Monmouth at Penn State (BTN) p.m at Columbia Princeton p.m American* (SE2) at Navy* at Army* p.m Colgate* (SE2) Lafayette* (SE2) at Bucknell* at Holy Cross* (ESPNU) Noon 2.10 at American* (ESPNU) Noon 2.13 Navy* (SE2) Army* (SE2) at Colgate* at Lafayette* (CSTV) p.m Bucknell* (SE2) Holy Cross* (ESPNU) p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA NAVY MIDSHIPMEN (4-8, 0-0 PL) 11.9 at Longwood W, at Drexel L, Robert Morris L, at Texas-San Antonio L, Canisius W, Seton Hall% (CN8) L, at Penn% (CN8) L, at Howard L, Towson W, Mount St. Mary s l, at San Diego State (CSTV)....L, at Maryland-Eastern Shore...W, at St. Francis (N.Y.) NJIT Longwood at Bucknell* (ESPNU) Lehigh* Lafayette* at Holy Cross* Army* (ESPNU) Noon 1.30 at American* :30 p.m. 2.2 Colgate* Bucknell* at Lehigh* (SE2) at Lafayette* (CSTV) p.m Holy Cross* at Army* (CBS) p.m American* at Colgate* (TW) p.m. 3.5 Patriot League Quarterfinals......TBA % = Philly Classic (Philadelphia, Pa.) PATRIOT LEAGUE TV SCHEDULE SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 Lafayette at Lehigh* (SE2) SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 Army at Navy* (ESPNU) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 Army at Lafayette* (LSN) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 Lehigh at Holy Cross* (ESPNU) American at Lafayette* (LSN) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Army at Bucknell* (ESPNU) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 Bucknell at Colgate* (TW) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Lehigh at American* (ESPNU) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 Navy at Lehigh* (SE2) Colgate at Lafayette* (LSN) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Navy at Lafayette* (CSTV) Holy Cross at Bucknell* (ESPN2) Army at Lehigh* (SE2) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 American at Colgate* (ESPNU) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 Lehigh at Lafayette* (CSTV) Navy at Army* (CBS) WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Bucknell at Lehigh* (SE2) Colgate at Holy Cross* (WCTR) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29 Holy Cross at Lehigh* (ESPNU) SATURDAY, MARCH 1 Navy at Colgate* (TW) Noon Noon 1 p.m. Noon Noon 2 p.m. 6 p.m. Noon 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 9 p.m. FRIDAY, MARCH 14 Patriot League Championship (ESPN2) 4:30 p.m. 1 p.m. TELEVISION STATIONS ESPNU = Dish Network (Channel 148) and Direct TV (Channel 609) BTN = Big Ten Network BTN.com = Big Ten Network.com CN8 = The Comcast Network CSN = Comcast SportsNet Mid-Atlantic CSTV = College Sports Television (Dish Network Channel 152 and Direct TV Channel 610) LSN = Lafayette Sports Network (RCN-4 and WBPH-60 Bethlehem, Pa) MASN = Mid-Atlantic Sports Network (Direct TV Channel 626 and Dish Network Channel 432) SE2 = Service Electric 2 Sports TW = Time Warner Central New York WCTR = WCTR-TV3 Central Mass. A M E R I C A N A R M Y B U C K N E L L C O L G A T E H O L Y C R O S S L A F A Y E T T E L E H I G H N A V Y