NEC MEN'S BASKETBALL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Grant Singleton, FDU
5’9”, 163 lbs.
Gr., G, Sumter, SC/Lakewood (St. Thomas Aquinas)
Singleton’s third NEC Player of the Week accolade comes after he helped spark the league-leading Knights to a sweep over fellow conference contenders Saint Francis U and Merrimack. He averaged 20.5 points. 2.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.0 steals, while converting at a 62.5 percent clip from the field and 46.7 percent from three-point territory. With first place on the line, Singleton scored 14 points on 5-10 shooting, and hit a late jumper to put the game out of reach in Thursday’s 87-82 win over SFU. Two days later at Merrimack, he erupted for a career-high matching 27 points to go along with six assists and four steals. The Sumter, SC native hit 10-14 shots and was 5-8 from distance as the Knights rallied for a 78-71 victory over the Warriors. Singleton is fifth in the NEC in scoring (15.3) and assists (3.2), seventh in field goal percentage (.468), third in steals (2.0), second in made 3P (2.6) and A/TO ratio (2.21), and fourth in 3P percentage (.408).
NEC MEN'S BASKETBALL ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Javon Bennett, Merrimack
5’11”
Fr., G, Orlando, FL/Trinity Prep
Honored for the second week in a row, Bennett came through in the clutch for Merrimack in it’s 64-61 win at CCSU on Thursday. He scored nine of Merrimack’s last 12 points and calmly drilled an NBA range, game-winning three-pointer with 2.7 seconds on the clock. Bennett finished the night with 12 points, a career-high eight rebounds, four assists, a pair of steals and did not commit a turnover in 36 minutes of play. On Saturday, he tallied nine points, four assists and three steals in a tight setback to first place FDU. For the week, the Orlando, FL product contributed 10.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 2.5 steals and sported a 2.7 assist-to-turnover ratio. Bennett is the NEC leader and ranks fourth nationally with 2.7 spg and averages 7.7 ppg.
NEC PRIME PERFORMERS
Jay Rodgers (CCSU, Jr, G)
Rodgers comes off a solid week that saw him average 9.5 ppg and dish for 7.0 apg without committing a single turnover in 56 minutes of action. He also added 1.5 spg. Rodgers registered a career-high eight dimes against Merrimack on Thursday, then went for 11 points and six assists in Saturday’s conquest of SFU. He has contributed 9,0 ppg, 2.4 apg and sports a 2.17 A/TO ratio.
Andre Snoddy (CCSU, So, F)
Snoddy extended his double-double streak to four after recording two more in CCSU’s split. For the week, he put up 13.5 ppg, 12.0 rpg and 2.0 apg. Snoddy rang up 15 points and 11 boards in the Blue Devils’ 88-74 win over SFU on Saturday. The soph pushed his scoring average to 9.3 ppg and ranks third in the league with 8.0 rpg. In league play, he has pulled down an NEC-best 11.4 rpg.
Joe Munden Jr. (FDU, Jr, G)
Munden Jr. had a productive week that saw him record 17.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg and 1.5 spg, despite seeing just 24.5 mpg of court time in FDU’s two wins. He posted his first double-double of the season with a career-high 21 points and season-high 10 rebounds as the Knights edged SFU, 87-82, on Thursday. Munden has scored in double digits in five straight games to lift his season averages to 10.7 ppg and 4.9 rpg.
Demetre Roberts (FDU, Gr, G)
Roberts excelled as a distributor last week, finishing with 13.5 ppg and 7.0 apg in a 2-0 week for the first place Knights. He totaled 19 points and six assists in Thursday’s 87-82 home win over SFU, then handed out eight assists - the most he’s had against an NEC opponent - and hit a huge triple with 47 seconds to play to push the Knights’ lead to six points in a 78-71 triumph at Merrimack. Roberts, who leads the NEC with 4.2 apg, also ranks third in scoring (16.8), sixth in made 3P (1.9/game) and eighth in free throw percentage (.772).
Grant Singleton (FDU, Gr, G)
Singleton was spectacular in Saturday’s 78-71 win at Merrimack, erupting for a game and career-high matching 27 points on 10-14 from the field and 5-8 from three-point land. For the week, he averaged 20.5 ppg, 2.5 rpg, 4,0 apg and 3.0 spg, while shooting a red-hot 62.5 percent from the field and 7-15 (.467) from outside the arc in FDU’s sweep. He is fifth in the NEC in scoring (15.3) and assists (3.2), seventh in field goal percentage (.468), third in steals (2.0), second in made 3P (2.6) and A/TO ratio (2.21), and fourth in 3P percentage (.408).
Devon Savage (MC, So, G)
Savage caught fire from long range last week in Merrimack’s split, hitting 9-13 shots from three-point territory for a 69.2 percent success rate. He drained 5-7 from distance in a career-high 17-point outing during Thursday’s 64-61 victory over CCSU, then drilled 4-6 two days later vs. first place FDU. Savage averaged 15.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg and 2.0 spg on the week, and also shot 66.7 percent overall from the field. The soph is pitching in with 5.5 ppg on the season.
Nico Galette (SHU, Jr, F)
Galette registered a pair of double-doubles on his way to averaging 17.5 ppg, 12.5 rpg, 5.0 apg and 2.5 spg in an outstanding all-around week. He made 50.0 of his shots and knocked down three triples. Galette tallied 17 points and 12 boards against LIU, then added 18 points and 13 caroms at Stonehill. He scored seven points in the final 1:04 against the Skyhawks to spark a late comeback attempt. The Preseason All-NEC forward is fourth in the NEC with 15.8 ppg, and his 7.1 rpg places him sixth in the conference. He’s also fifth on the circuit with four double-doubles.
Tedrick Wilcox Jr. (SFBK, Sr, G)
Wilcox Jr. paced the Terriers with 18.0 ppg in wins over Wagner and LIU. He also posted 4.0 rpg, 1.5 apg and 1.5 spg, and drained six three-pointers. Wilcox led all scorers with 21 points on 6-12 shooting in Thursday’s 65-56 win at Wagner on CBSSN. He averages 10.7 ppg, 3.6 rpg and ranks tenth in the league with 1.8 triples per game.
Josh Cohen (SFU, R-Jr, F)
Cohen was up to his usual tricks, averaging 24.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 3.5 apg and 2.0 bpg in two road games for the Red Flash. He made 11-14 shots and finished with a game-high 26 points at FDU on Thursday, then added 22 more against CCSU on Saturday. At a league-leading 21.8 ppg, he remained five points clear of anyone else in the conference and sits fourth nationally. He also paces the circuit in field goal percentage (.608, 23rd in DI) and is second in rebounding (8.0).
Isaiah Burnett (STO, Sr, G)
Burnett had a big game in Stonehill’s one-point home victory over SFU. He scored a game-high tying 23 points to go along with six rebounds, four assists, two blocks and two steals. Burnett was 8-15 from the field and drained 4-9 from deep. For the week, he finished with 13.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 4.0 apg, 1.5 bpg and 2.5 spg. Burnett is second in the NEC and sixth nationally in steals (2.6), and ranks fourth in the conference in free throw shooting (.796), eighth in assists (2.8) and tenth in scoring (12.6).
Andrew Sims (STO, Sr, F)
Sims paced a balanced Stonehill scoring effort last week with 17.0 ppg on 50.0 percent shooting, and added 3.0 rpg and 2.0 apg. In Saturday’s 82-81 win over SHU, the fifth-year senior tied for game-high scoring honors with 23 points on 9-13 from the floor. Sims is sixth in the NEC in scoring (15.1) and third in field goal shooting (.483).
Brandon Brown (WC, Sr, G)
Brown posted his sixth double-double of the season with 15 points and 10 rebounds against SFBK on Thursday. He made 6-8 shots and drilled both this three-point attempts. Brown is the NEC leader with 9.0 rpg and he’s averaging 9.6 ppg.
TOP STORYLINES FROM #NECMBB WEEK 12
Here’s all you need to know from the 12th week of the 2022-23 season...
NEC ROYAL RUMBLE BREWING
Life in the NEC this season isn’t for the faint of heart.
We’re coming off another topsy-turvy week with momentum swings up and down the standings and home teams still struggling, not to mention a mid-tier pack that has swelled like a balloon.
Let’s start at the top and Thursday’s marquee game in Hackensack.
Coming off a pair of home losses last week, FDU used a 15-5 run midway through the second half to build a cushion and then hold off Saint Francis U for a thrilling 87-82 win to retake the pole position in the conference from the Red Flash.
Junior guard Joe Munden Jr. (Harlem, NY/Monsignor Scanlan) was the catalyst, finishing with a career-high 21 points to go with 10 boards in his first double-double of the season.
Josh Cohen (Lincroft, NJ/CBA) was terrific in defeat for the Red Flash, accumulating 26 points on 11-14 shooting. He added seven rebounds, four assists and three blocks.
The Knights didn’t stop there.
FDU went on to rally from a 12-point second half deficit at Merrimack on Saturday, scoring 52 points after intermission against one of the NEC’s elite defenses to post a 78-71 victory.
NEC Player of the Week Grant Singleton (Sumter, SC/Lakewood (St. Thomas Aquinas)) was unstoppable in this one, draining 5-8 from outside the arc - with many from NBA distance - as part of a career-high equaling 27-point effort.
Over two games, FDU shot 50.4 percent from the floor, 40.4 percent from three and forced 40 turnovers.
The wins boosted the Knights to 7-2 on the year and a one game cushion over...Stonehill.
The NEC newcomers did more than just push their win streak to three on Saturday with an 82-81 home victory over Sacred Heart before a big crowd at Merkert Gymnasium. The Skyhawks also separated themselves from the pack to take over sole possession of second place with a 6-3 league mark.
Stonehill shot a season-high 59.6 percent from the floor, including a blistering 77.3 percent (17-22) in the second half.
Fifth-year seniors Andrew Sims (Mount Laurel, NJ/Lenape Regional) and Isaiah Burnett (Annapolis, MD/Glenelg Country School (Navy)) each went for 23 points in the win.
With the Skyahwks ineligible for the NEC Tournament until the 2024-25 season, that left six teams within 1 1/2 games of second place and in contention to host an NEC Tournament quarterfinal game heading into the final four weeks of the season.
Saint Francis U (5-3), which entered the week atop the table with a 5-1 record, also fell at CCSU on Saturday to fall to third place in the standings, but second in the NEC Tournament seeding if the season were to end today.
Merrimack (5-4) is a half-game back of the Red Flash, followed by Wagner (4-4) and then a three-car pileup with CCSU, Sacred Heart and St. Francis Brooklyn all tied at 4-5 on the year.
The Terriers made their move last week in a pair of high profile contests, winning 65-56 at Wagner on Thursday in a game that aired on CBSSN, before knocking off LIU, 71-59, in the 48th Battle of Brooklyn on Saturday.
CCSU had dropped four-of-five, but righted the ship on Saturday with an impressive 88-74 win over SFU that saw sophomore guard Davonte Sweatman (Boston, MA/Lawrence Academy) go for a career-high 20 points off the bench.
TERRIERS CLAIM BATTLE OF BROOKLYN
For the first time since 2020, Downtown Brooklyn bragging rights belong to St. Francis Brooklyn.
The Terriers jumped out to a 16-point lead at the half, forced 22 turnovers and coasted to 71-59 win over LIU in the 48th annual Battle of Brooklyn game, held this year at the ARC.
St. Francis Brooklyn redshirt freshman guard Zion Bethea (South Orange, NJ/Immaculate Conception (Hofstra)) earned Lai-Lynch MVP honors after posting a game-high 18 points. He added six assists and three steals.
“The coaches just trusted me and everything just kind of clicked today,” said Bethea after the game. “I want to thank my teammates for that because they trusted me and I was able to get it done.”
Junior forward Josiah Harris (Wilmington, DE/William Penn (Hutchinson CC/Cowley College)) set conference career-bests with 14 points and 14 rebounds in his third double-double of the year.
Senior guard Tedrick Wilcox Jr. (Pawtucket, RI/William E. Tolman (Dominican)) finished with 15 points and classmate Trey Quartlebaum (Lawrence, KS/Lawrence) scored 12 points in 11 minutes off the bench, draining 4-6 from outside the arc.
The victory completed a Terrier sweep of the Sharks for the first time since the 2018-19 season.
LIU still holds a 27-21 edge in the annual Battle of Brooklyn series.
SHARKS CLAMP DOWN FOR FIRST NEC WIN
These Sharks never stopped circling the water.
After an 0-8 start to league play and finding themselves down by as many as 14 points at Sacred Heart last Thursday, LIU put together a decisive second half run to take a lead it would not relinquish in a 74-70 win at the Pitt Center.
The 14-0 spurt was sparked by two triples apiece from Andre Washington (Staten Island, NY/Williston North Hampton) and Jake Cook (Watervliet, NY/Vermont Academy), and capped by a thunderous C.J. Delancy (Jonesboro, AR/Valley View) slam to take a 62-54 lead with 7:54 to play.
When the Pioneers sliced the deficit to two points in the final minute, it was Washington who answered with a top of the key jumper to made it a two-possession game.
Delancy led five players in double figures with a career-high 18 points on 7-9 shooting to go along with nine boards. Cook’s 14 points on just three shots marked a career-best against a DI opponent, while Washington added 15. Recent pickup Ahmed Essahaty (Wellington, New Zealand/Onslow College) added a career-high 10 points on 5-9 from the floor.
THE WEEK AHEAD ON NEC-TV
The CBS Sports Network crew will return to North Andover for the first time since the 2019-20 season on Thursday when Merrimack plays host to LIU in a 5:00 pm tipoff. Dave Popkin (PxP), Tim Capstraw (color) and Tykera Carter (sideline) are set for the call.
That same night, Stonehill will host its first-ever ESPN3 game as a member of the NEC when Saint Francis U pays a visit in a battle of NEC contenders. Tipoff is at 7:00 pm with Paul Dottino (PxP) and Joe DeSantis (color) on commentary.
The 13-game men’s TV package includes four linear telecasts on CBSSN and one on ESPNU. Five regular season games will be broadcast on ESPN3/ESPN+.
The NEC semifinals are set to be carried on SNY and ESPN3 on March 4, and the final on ESPN or ESPN2 on March 7.
MC’S BENNETT EARNS #NECBIGSHOT OF THE WEEK HONORS
With the game on the line on Thursday, Merrimack turned to a freshman in a big spot...and he delivered.
After CCSU used a late 7-0 run to tie things up against the Warriors in New Britain, it came down to a last possession.
Merrimack fed the ball to three-time NEC all-star Jordan Minor (Kingston, MA/Brimmer and May), who took the ball at the top of the key and backed his defender down into the post. When the double team came, he alertly spotted freshman Javon Bennett (Orlando, FL/Trinity Prep) on the right wing.
Catching the ball in shooting position, Bennett did not hesitate to let it fly, burying an NBA range three-pointer with 2.7 seconds on the clock to give the Warriors the 64-61 road win.
MILESTONE ALERT
Sacred Heart junior forward Bryce Johnson (Stockton, CA/St. Mary’s (Pomfret)) snared his 500th career rebound on Thursday against LIU.
Johnson, who finished with a 16-point, 10-rebound double-double in the setback, finished the week with 513 career rebounds.
He became the 147th player in NEC history to eclipse the 500-rebound plateau.
DID YOU KNOW?
Talk about moving the rock.
The NEC is currently the top-ranked conference in assist rate in league play. Heading into this week, 55.6 percent of the made baskets in NEC play have been assisted.
STAT OF THE WEEK
FDU graduate student guard Grant Singleton (Sumter, SC/Lakewood (St. Thomas Aquinas)) has made 33 consecutive free throws and hasn’t misfired from the charity stripe since a miss against VMI back on November 20. He is shooting 93.8 percent from the line this season, sinking 45 of his 48 opportunities.
QUOTABLE
“It goes from the three-point to the volleyball line to the halfcourt line. I can shoot as far as I need to.” - FDU’s Grant Singleton in the postgame interview on ESPN3 after hitting 5-8 from way downtown in the Knights’ win at Merrimack
“My teammates just trusted me. They found me and gave me the ball. They found me when I was open and shots were just falling today. The past couple of games my shooting was down, so today I just came out, found my rhythm, my teammates trusted me and we got the dub.” - CCSU’s Davonte Sweatman after shooting 8-10 from the field in a career-high 20-point performance in Saturday’s win over SFU
“Coming into this road trip we talked a lot about our defensive identity and something happened between the time we left Loretto to Teaneck and now to New Britain. To give a team 88 points is unacceptable. That game was lost in many ways in the first half when we allowed them to get too comfortable. Its that defensive edge you have to have every night. We came in here 5-1 and these guys need to understand when you have that record you get everybody’s best punch. They are going to be focused. We need to make sure that we are focused for 40 minutes.” - SFU head coach Rob Krimmel following his team’s road trip
NEC MONTH-BY-MONTH LEADERS
With January coming to a close, we present the leaders in various statistical categories on a month-by-month basis from the 2022-23 season.
Saint Francis U redshirt junior forward Josh Cohen’s (Lincroft, NJ/CBA) (scoring) and LIU sophomore guard Marko Maletic (London, Ontario/Saunders Secondary School (Lararmie County CC)) (made triples) are the only players to lead a category in each of the three months this season.
(Minimums: Games - 4, FG - 3.0/game, FT - 2.0/game, 3PFG - 1.5/game).
November December January
Scoring Josh Cohen, SFU (20.4) Josh Cohen, SFU (26.0) Josh Cohen, SFU (22.2)
Reb. Josiah Harris, SFBK (9.1) Josh Cohen, SFU (10.8) Andre Snoddy, CCSU (11.7)
Assists Demetre Roberts, FDU (4.2) Nigel Scantlebury, CCSU (4.5) Demetre Roberts, FDU (4.8)
*FG% Josh Cohen, SFU (.674) Rob Taylor II, WC (.667) Rob Taylor II, WC (.612)
*3PFG% Shamir Johnson, STO (.514) Larry Moreno, SFBK (.458) Devon Savage, MC (.600)
*FT% Max Zegarowski, STO (.920) Grant Singleton, FDU (1.000) Grant Singleton, FDU (1.000)
3PFG Marko Maletic, LIU (3.3) Marko Maletic, LIU (3.4) Marko Maletic, LIU (3.3)
Steals Javon Bennett, MC (3.1) Isaiah Burnett, STO (3.4) Javon Bennett, MC (2.4)
Blocks Josiah Harris, SFBK (1.7) Jordan Minor, MC (3.3) Jordan Minor, MC (2.3)
NEC ANALYTICS ZONE WITH RYAN PETERS
Each week throughout the 2022-23 season, NEC Overtime! blogger and NEC on the Run podcast collaborator Ryan Peters (@pioneer_pride) will contribute a series of analytically based tidbits covering NEC hoops.
FDU’s league-leading offense has many contributors, one of them being resurgent junior Joe Munden Jr. (Harlem, NY/Monsignor Scanlan). The 6’3” wing currently leads all NEC players in KenPom offensive rating (117.8) during conference play. Much of Munden’s high efficiency is fueled by his sixth-best turnover rate at 11.1 percent and true shooting percentage of 57.2 percent. To date the junior has scored in double figures for 8-of-9 league games - last season he broke that threshold just once out of 11 league games.
Something Chris Kraus has done exceptionally well in 2022-23 is get his team quality opportunities to score coming out of time outs. According to Synergy, Stonehill leads the NEC with 0.92 points per possession (ppp) and a 52.9 percent effective field goal percentage in its sets immediately after a time out. Of Kraus’ group, graduate seniors Isaiah Burnett (Annapolis, MD/Glenelg Country Day (Navy)) (54.9% eFG), Andrew Sims (Mount Laurel, NJ/Lenape Regional) (60.3% eFG) and Max Zegarowski’s (South Hamilton, MA/The Tilton School (Franklin Pierce/Lynn)) (56.9% eFG) have been particularly lethal after the prolonged stoppages in play.
Based on data from Synergy, the top 5 NEC players with respect to points per possession in isolation plays are as follows: 1) CCSU’s Nigel Scantlebury (Rochester, NY/Greece Athena (Niagara County CC)) at 1.04 ppp, 2) Sacred Heart’s Raheem Solomon (Hartford, CT/Sacred Heart HS (Niagara)) at 1.00 ppp, 3) St. Francis Brooklyn’s Larry Moreno (Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn High School For Law & Technology) at 1.00, 4) Stonehill’s Isaiah Burnett (Annapolis, MD/Glenelg Country Day (Navy)) at 0.944 and 5) Saint Francis’ Landon Moore (Bloomington, IL/Western Reserve Academy) at 0.93 ppp. Scantlebury has yet to turn over the ball in isolation situations and has posted an effective field goal percentage of 45 percent in 24 possessions.
At the moment, St. Francis Brooklyn’s Josiah Harris (Wilmington, DE/William Penn (Hutchinson CC/Cowley College)) has earned the mantle of the league’s “best mid-range shooter” as he’s posted 1.11 points per possession when taking a jumper between 17 feet and the front of the 3-point line. Additionally, Harris is a perfect 8-for-8 when in transition, illustrating an ability to rim-run despite his 6’8” frame. He’s utilizing his size in a big way, as he’s grabbed 31 percent of the opponent’s misses off the glass (1st in NEC league play) and 12.1 percent of his team’s misses on the offensive block (2nd in NEC league play).
NEC STAT CHAT
NEC play has featured just three blowouts (20-point or more margin of victory) in 40 league games. The 7.5 percent blowout rate ranks 26th of the 32 DI conferences.
CCSU sophomore forward Jayden Brown (Providence, RI/Tilton School (NH)) posted a career-high 17 points on 8-11 shooting at Merrimack. He added two blocked shots in a 28-minute stint off the bench.
CCSU junior guard Jay Rodgers (Pickerington, OH/Cochise College) has gone four straight games without a turnover. In that 96-minute span, he has distributed 18 assists. Last week, he averaged 7.0 apg, including a career-high eight against Merrimack.
FDU pulled down 26 offensive rebounds in its two wins last week which led to 25 second chance points.
LIU had five players average between 9.0 ppg and 11.0 ppg last week.
LIU took just 14 three-pointers in two games last week, but made eight for a 57.1 percent success rate.
Merrimack senior swingman Ziggy Reid (Baltimore, MD/St. Paul’s School) is now 23 points shy of 1,000 for his career.
After shooting 33.0 percent from long range over its first six NEC games, Merrimack has connected at a 39.6 percent clip over its last three contests.
Merrimack freshman guards Javon Bennett (Orlando, FL/Trinity Prep) and Jordan Derkack (Colonia, NJ/Colonia (Spire Academy)) combined to average 23.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg, 8.0 apg and 4.5 spg last week.
Sacred Heart senior guard Joey Reilly (Cromwell, CT/East Catholic (Holy Cross)) has shot at least 40 percent from beyond the arc in seven-of-nine conference games this season. He ranks sixth in league play with a 42.9 percent mark from distance.
St. Francis Brooklyn senior guard Trey Quartlebaum (Lawrence, KS/Lawrence) sank 4-6 shots from three-point territory in the Terriers’ Battle of Brooklyn win on Saturday. He has hit 9-15 (.600) from downtown and averaged 10.7 points over his last three games.
Saint Francis U junior center Josh Cohen (Lincroft, NJ/CBA) has recorded seven straight 20+ point games on the road, averaging 28.0 ppg in that stretch.
Saint Francis U junior guard Maxwell Land (Cincinnati, OH/Archbishop Moeller) averaged 15.0 ppg and 6.0 rpg on the week, including 18 points and five boards at CCSU on Saturday. Land has now posted double figures in six of his last eight games.
Stonehill postgrad forward Max Zegarowski’s (South Hamilton, MA/The Tilton School (Franklin Pierce/Lynn)) 18 points in Saturday’s win over SFU moved him within 20 points of reaching the 1,000-point milestone for his career. He has scored 980 points in 84 games, including his time at Franklin Pierce and Lynn.
Stonehill senior guard Isaiah Burnett (Annapolis, MD/Glenelg Country Day (Navy)) extended his streak with at least one steal to 30 straight games dating back to last year. He is sixth in the nation with 2.6 spg.
Wagner junior guard Rahmir Moore (Philadelphia, PA/RISE Prep (Saint Joseph’s)) has averaged 18.5 points over his last two outings, hitting 16-24 (.667) from the floor and 3-5 (.600) from downtown. He had 18 points on 7-11 shooting against SFBK last Thursday.
NEC IN NATIONAL LEADERS (TOP-25)
Team Category Rank Value
FDU TO Margin 14th 4.7
FDU TO Forced 24th 16.5
MC Steals 3rd 10.56
MC TO Forced 11th 17.48
WC Off. Reb. 24th 12.68
WC Scoring Defense 23rd 62.1
Individual Category Rank Value
Javon Bennett, MC Steals 4th 2.70
Isaiah Burnett, STO Steals 6th 2.62
Josh Cohen, SFU FG% 23rd .608
Josh Cohen, SFU Scoring 5th 21.8
Marko Maletic, LIU 3P 16th 3.15