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2014-15 BU Schedule AND RESULTS
NOVEMBER (1-1; A 1-0; N 0-1)
Sun. 10 vs.Northeastern (NESN) ~ L, 65-71
Wed. 19 @ Norfolk St. W, 71-63
Fri. 21 @ #1 Kentucky (FSN/ESPN3) 7 p.m.
Tue. 25 @ New Hampshire 7 p.m.
Sun. 30 UMASS LOWELL # 1 p.m.
DECEMBER
Wed. 3 BINGHAMTON # 7:30 p.m.
Sat. 6 ST. PETER’S # 2 p.m.
Mon. 8 @ Harvard 7 p.m.
Sun. 14 QUINNIPIAC # 1 p.m.
Sat. 20 @ Dayton 7 p.m.
Mon. 29 WENTWORTH # 7 p.m.
Wed. 31 @ Holy Cross 2 p.m.
JANUARY
Sat. 3 LEHIGH # 1 p.m.
Wed. 7 @ Navy (ASN)
8 p.m.
Sat. 10 LAFAYETTE % 1 p.m.
Wed. 14 @ Colgate 7 p.m.
Sun. 18 @ Loyola Maryland 1 p.m.
Wed. 21 AMERICAN % 7 p.m.
Sat. 24 BUCKNELL % 1 p.m.
Thu. 29 @ Army 7 p.m.
Sat. 31 @ Lehigh 2 p.m.
FEBRUARY
Wed. 4 NAVY% 7 p.m.
Mon. 9 @ Lafayette (CBS SN)
7 p.m.
Wed. 11 COLGATE % (ASN)
8 p.m.
Sat. 14 LOYOLA MARYLAND % 1 p.m.
Wed. 18 @ American (CBS SN)
7 p.m.
Sun. 22 @ Bucknell 12 p.m.
Wed. 25 ARMY% 7 p.m.
Sat. 28 HOLY CROSS % 12 p.m.
MARCH
Tue. 3 PL First Rd. ^ TBA
Thu. 5 PL Quarters ^ TBA
Sun. 8 PL Semis ^ 2/4 pm
Wed. 11 PL Final ^ 7:30 pm
All Times Eastern
Home Games in CAPS
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% Agganis Arena
* Patriot League
~ TD Garden (Boston, Mass.)
^ at higher seed
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2014-15 BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEN’s basketball NOTES
GAME #3
Friday, Nov. 21, 2014
Rupp Arena - Lexington, Ky.
Boston University (1-1) at #1 Kentucky (3-0)
RADIO: GoTerriers.com/tsrn - Doug Brown (PxP), Brian Maurer (color)
TV: Fox Sports South / ESPN3 - Dave Baker (PxP), Mike Jarvis (color)
ON TAP TODAY
• BU continues a season-opening
four-game road trip with its first
trip to Kentucky since 2010.
• Terriers are facing the nation’s
top-ranked team in the regular
season for first time since 2005
season opener at No. 1 Duke.
All-Time Series: Kentucky, 3-0
Active Streak: Kentucky, 3 games
Last Meeting: LA, 57-91 (11/30/10)
SEASON PREVIEW
• Led by fourth-year head coach
Joe Jones, BU is coming off a 24-11
(15-3 PL) season in which it won its first regular season
title since 2004 ... Made fourth postseason appearance in
five years (2010 CBI, 2011 NCAA, 2013 CIT, 2014 NIT).
• BU returns just two players - juniors Nathan Dieudonne
(5.2 ppg, 4.7 rpg) and John Papale (9.3 ppg, 41.4 3FG%)
- with a start under their belt for the first time since
2005-06 when the Terriers had seniors Kevin Gardner
(7.3 ppg, 5.7 rpg) and Shaun Wynn (6.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 3.3
apg) back after a 20-9 season and an NIT berth.
• Second time in three years BU does not have a
scholarship senior on the squad ... 2012-13 team went
17-13 (11-5 AE) and reached the CIT.
SIZING UP ROSTER
• BU returns 32.9% of pts., 42.0% of rebs. and 15.9% of
asts. plus just one of 15 double-doubles on roster.
• Terriers have two starters and two key bench
contributors back ... Two transfers are eligible to play ...
BU welcomed four freshmen ... Four other returnees will
compete for minutes as well.
BU THE UNDERDOG
• With all of the turnover in the roster, the Terriers
will enter a season without the
target on their back due to low
expectations from the Patriot
League coaches.
• BU was selected sixth in a
preseason poll, its lowest selection
since being chosen tied-for-sixth
in the 2000 America East poll and
sixth in the 1999 AE poll.
• Terriers had been chosen the
preseason favorites six of the last
seven years (third in 2012).
MR. BASKETBALL RETURNS TO RUPP
• Junior Nathan Dieudonne was named Kentucky’s Mr.
Basketball (1st private school winner in 50 years) and
Gatorade Player of the Year in 2012 after leading Trinity
H.S. (Louisville) to state title ... Had 12 pts. & 12 rebs.
to earn 71-53 win at Rupp Arena vs. Scott County.
BU-KENTUCKY NOTES
• Friday night’s TV color commentator Mike Jarvis
coached BU from 1986-90, leading Terriers to 1988 and
90 NCAAs ... Took BU on first-ever trip to Rupp Arena in
1986 ... Beat Texas A&M before falling to UK (81-69).
• Naismith Hall of Famer Rick Pitino got his first head
coaching job at BU from 1978-83 ... Took Terriers to first
NCAA appearance since 1959 in 1983 ... One guard on
team was current 76ers head coach Brett Brown (‘83) ...
Led UK to victory over BU in 1994 (90-49).
• Calipari is 5-1 all-time vs. the Terriers ... Lone loss
came against Jarvis and BU in 1988 at UMass (80-78).
• In 2010, then-No. 10 UK led 38-33 with 5s left in first
half ... Scored 14 straight points and led by as many as
39 late in the second half ... Both went on to NCAAs.
boston university terriers
projected starting lineup
No.Pos. Name
Ht. Wt. Cl. PPG RPG ?PG
PLAYER NOTES
02 G John Papale
6-3 190 Jr. 14.0 4.5 4.5(a)
Team-high 17 pts. at NSU; Career-best 6 asts. vs. N’eastern
15 G Cheddi Mosely 6-3 175 Fr. 9.0 0.5 1.5(s)
5-of-7 3FG; 10.4 ppg at St. Anthony; No. 7 prospect in N.J.
21 G Cedric Hankerson 6-5 190 So. 15.5 4.5 6.5(a) Made 1st two career starts; Career-high 7a at NSU; 14p, 7r at Md. (‘13)
22 F Nathan Dieudonne 6-7 225 Jr. 8.0 9.5 1.0(s)
2nd dbl-dbl at NSU (11p, 10r); Career-high 21 pts. vs. SPU (‘13)
6-8 220 Jr. 9.5 2.0 1.0(b) Had 10+p for 2nd time at NSU (13p); Made 1st career start vs. NU
32 F Justin Alston
BENCH
No. Pos. Name
Ht.
00 G Eric Johnson
6-2
01 F Nick Havener
6-8
03 G Eric Fanning
6-5
05 C Blaise Mbargorba 6-11
13 G Will Goff
6-3
14 G Braiten Madrigal 6-4
20 G Cameron Curry 5-9
25 G Dylan Brossman 5-9
41 F Dylan Haines
7-0
Wt.
180
200
190
210
180
180
170
160
230
Cl.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Sr.
So.
PPG RPG ?PG
PLAYER NOTES
1.0 2.0 1.0(a) Avg. 12.3 ppg, 6.1 apg, 47.3 3FG in H.S.; All-State (Va.) First Team
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--- Avg. 16.3 ppg, 10.2 rpg, 3.4 bpg, 1.9 spg; All-State (Fla.) 2nd Team
7.0 2.5 1.0(a)
Transfer from Wagner; Avg. 6.4 ppg and 2.9 rpg in 2012-13
4.0 1.5
0.0 Transfer from SMU; Missed 2012-13 due to injury; No. 98 ESPN recruit
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13.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg in H.S. (Arizona)
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Played 14 min in seven games; Hit 3-pointer vs. Navy
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Played 14 min. in 5 games; 6 pts. (2 3FGs), 2 rebs. vs. Lafayette
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Currently studying abroad; Played 19 min in 9 games in 13-14
0.0 0.0
0.0 5 min at NSU; 48 min in 13g in 13-14; Hit 3FG vs. UC Irvine & Harvard
SIX-Time conference tournament Champion (1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011)
seven-time ncaa tournament participant (1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011)
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
TERRIER RECORD WHEN...
Overall
Conference
Home
Case Gym
Agganis Arena
Road Neutral
Leading at halftime
Trailing at halftime
Tied at halftime
BY MONTH
November
December
January
February
March
10-12
8-12
20-6
17-7
3-4
5-2
2-4
8-1
6-2
3-2
1-1
BY DAYS OF THE WEEK
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
8-7
4-1
5-5
15-7
4-5
0-6
22-10
3-3
2-0
1-0
8-4
1-0
0-1
9-3
0-1
BU FROM THE FIELD
BU shoots below 30%
BU shoots 30-35%
BU shoots 35-40%
BU shoots 40-45%
BU shoots 45-50%
BU shoots 50-55%
BU shoots above 55%
0-2
0-10
5-11
11-11
18-4
19-3
5-0
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0-4
3-3
6-3
6-0
5-1
4-0
OFFENSIVE OUTPUT
BU scores less than 40 pts
BU scores 40-49 pts
BU scores 50-59 pts
BU scores 60-69 pts
BU scores 70-79 pts
BU scores 80-89 pts.
BU scores 90 or more pts
0-1
0-6
2-12
21-16
22-4
10-2
3-0
0-1
--1-2
7-6
8-0
5-2
3-0
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1-4
15-16
18-18
24-3
--0-2
4-3
10-7
10-1
0-1
24-10
1-5
2-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
2-0
0-2
1-0
3-4
0-1
1-4
3-3
2-1
2-1
0-1
17-5
0-1
1-0
0-2
1-0
0-1
--0-1
----1-0
1-0
--0-1
2-0
0-1
1-0
--17-4
3-3
13-14
17-10
3-0
9-3
4-1
53-9
4-31
1-1
22-2
1-9
1-0
3-4
1-3
40-17
17-21
7g
7g
17-7
6-4
6g
3g
0 players in double figures
1 player in double figures
2 players in double figures
3 players in double figures
4+ players in double figures
Conferences
American Athletic
America East
Atlantic 10
Atlantic Coast
Big 10
Big 12
Big Sky
Big South
Big East
Big West
CAA
Horizon League
Ivy League
MAAC
MEAC
Northeast
Ohio Valley
Patriot League
CLOSE GAMES
Decided by one point
Decided by five points or less
Decided by 6-9 points
BU leads with 5:00 left in game
BU trails with 5:00 left in game
Tied with 5:00 left in game
Headed to overtime
SEASON STREAKS
When BU is coming off a win
When BU is coming off a loss
Longest BU winning streak
Longest BU losing streak
Jones 13-14 14-15
58-41 24-11
1-1
48-12 15-3
27-14 11-6
17-7
2-2
10-7
9-4
27-23 11-4
1-0
4-4
2-1
0-1
40-14 18-5
0-1
17-25
6-6
1-0
1-2
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1-0
0-1
1-0
0-1
1-0
0-1
1-0
A WIN OVER KENTUCKY WOULD
• Give Terriers first win over ranked team since
1959 and first-ever win over a current SEC school.
• Improve BU to 2-5 all-time vs. Calipari with last
win coming in 1988.
• Mark BU’s first win over major-conference
opponent since last season’s 83-77 win at Maryland.
RECENT BATTLES WITH RANKED TEAMS
• Led then-No. 19 UConn last season, 43-42, at
17:30, and was tied at 15:04 (46-46) before Huskies
went on 24-5 run en route to 77-60 win.
• Had the ball down six to No. 1 national seed
Kansas with 9:31 left in 2011 NCAA 2nd Round
before falling, 72-53.
• BU led at No. 12 Notre Dame in 2008 for nearly 32
min. and never trailed by more than two before the
Irish finished final 1:22 on 7-0 spurt for 74-67 win.
NORFOLK STATE NOTES
• Down 34-32 at half, BU opened second on 21-2
run ... Leading 59-55 with 6:31 left after NSU 3pointer, Cedric Hankerson scored 7 points straight.
• Nathan Dieudonne posted 2nd career doubledouble (11p, 10r) ... ustin Alston reached double
figures (13p) for the second time in his career.
• All five starters John Papale (40 min), Cedric
Hankerson (38 min), Nathan Dieudonne (37 min),
Justin Alston (26 min) and Eric Johnson (14 min)
played career-high minutes.
NORTHEASTERN SEASON OPENER NOTES
• Opened season with three new collegiate
starters, most since 2006-07 (four), a 70-57 loss
vs. G. Washington.
• Both Cedric Hankerson (1st career start) and
John Papale dished out a career-high six assists
and had five rebounds apiece ... Cheddi Mosely
had 12 pts., most by a BU rookie in a debut since
D.J. Irving had 14 in 2010.
• Terriers led 38-27 early in 2nd half and were
tied 60-60 with 3:11 remaining before NU scored
five straight.
RETURNEES
• 2013 America East All-Rookie Team honoree
John Papale averaged 9.3 ppg for 2nd straight
year behind 70 3-pointers (tied-7th most at BU)
... Tallied career-high 20 points at Loyola Maryland
and 19 at Army ... Owns 47 starts.
• Forward Nathan Dieudonne has 48 starts,
averaging 19.1 minutes per game ... Had doubledouble (16p, 12r) vs. Eastern Washington and 21p
& 9r vs. St. Peter’s.
• Soph. guard Cedric Hankerson (6.0 ppg, 2.1 rpg
& 37.6 3FG%) was named to the Patriot League
All-Rookie Team ... Scored season-high 20 points
at Loyola Maryland behind five 3FGs ... Tallied
19 pts. at Army ... Posted 14p, 7r at Maryland ...
Averaged 14.8 minutes per game.
• Junior forward Justin Alston has appeared in
49 games, averaging 7.7 mpg ... Scored careerhigh 17 points vs. Lafayette ... Had four rebs. at
Colgate and vs. Holy Cross.
• Soph. 7-foot-0 forward Dylan Haines averaged
3.7 mpg in 13 games ... Hit 3FG at UC Irvine and
vs. Harvard.
• Sophomore walk-on guards Cameron Curry and
Braiten Madrigal combined for 28 minutes played
... Senior Dylan Brossman played 19 minutes but is
currently abroad.
SOPHOMORE TRANSFERS READY
• 6-foot-5 guard Eric Fanning averaged 6.4 ppg
and 2.9 rpg in 22 games as a freshman at Wagner
... Ranked as high as No. 11 in the state of New
Jersey as a recruit.
• 6-foot-11 center Blaise Mbargorba has yet to
play a collegiate game after missing freshman
season at SMU due to shoulder injury ... Four-star
ESPN recruit who chose the Terriers over Seton
Hall ... Ranked as high as No. 16 amongst centers.
• First BU transfers since Darryl Partin (La Salle),
Matt Griffin (Rider) and Pat Hazel (Marquette)
played together in 2010-12 ... Partin was named
2012 AE Player of the Year.
HEAD
TO
HEAD
0-1
1-0
1-1
1-1
1-0
1g
1g
Overall record................................... 1-1 (A: 1-0, N: 0-1) ........................ 3-0 (H: 2-0, N: 1-0)
CURRENT streak...............................................W1....................................................W3
Last five.........................................................---.....................................................--last ten..........................................................---.....................................................--Scoring average.............................................68.0..................................................76.0
scoring defense.............................................67.0..................................................45.7
scoring margin.............................................. 1.0...................................................30.3
fg percentage Offense....................................44.7..................................................44.4
fg percentage Defense....................................41.5..................................................28.0
3FG percentage offense..................................42.5..................................................28.8
3fg percentage defense..................................30.4..................................................33.3
3FG Made per game......................................... 8.5................................................... 4.7
ft percentage.................................................67.3..................................................66.2
ft attempts per game......................................26.0..................................................22.7
ft attempts per game (opponent)....................23.5..................................................21.3
rebounding average.......................................31.5..................................................47.7
rebounding against average..........................31.5..................................................29.3
rebounding margin....................................... (5.0)..................................................18.3
Assists per game............................................16.5..................................................15.0
turnovers per game.......................................12.5..................................................16.3
turnovers forced per game............................11.0..................................................11.0
turnover margin........................................... (1.5).................................................. 5.3
Steals per game............................................. 5.5................................................... 7.7
blocks per game............................................. 1.5................................................... 9.3
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 NEWCOMERS
• 6-foot-2 Eric Johnson earned VISAA D-II AllState First Team honors after averaging 12.3 ppg,
6.1 apg, 47% 3FG at Carlisle H.S. ... Ranked 11th
best prospect in Virginia.
• 6-foot-3 Cheddi Mosely averaged 10.4 ppg at St.
Anthony’s (N.J.) ... Ranked No. 7 prospect in the
state.
• 6-foot-8 forward Nick Havener earned Class 8A
All-State Second Team honors averaging 16.3 ppg,
10.2 rpg, 3.4 bpg, 1.9 spg at Riverview (Fla.).
• 6-foot-3 Will Goff averaged 13.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg at
Desert Mountain (Ariz.).
• Featured the conference’s assist leader for third
straight season.
EXPLAINING THE VACUUM
• Seniors D.J. Irving (12.4 ppg, 2.3 apg, 3.4
rpg), Dom Morris (11.2 ppg, 6.1 rpg) and Travis
Robinson (5.5 ppg, 2.2 rpg) graduated after three
postseason trips.
• Redshirt junior Malik Thomas (5.8 ppg, 4.0 rpg)
went to Norfolk St. (MEAC) for grad school.
• Soph. Maurice Watson Jr. (13.3 ppg, 7.1 apg, 3.6
rpg) transferred to Big East’s Creighton.
HOME COURT
• Terriers will host first six games at Case Gym
“The Roof” and follow with eight Patriot League
games at Agganis Arena, which is celebrating its
10th anniversary as home of BU men’s ice hockey
and men’s basketball.
• Agganis Arena served as host of 2011 America
East and 2014 Patriot League title games.
ITALY TOUR
• For first time since flying to Taiwan in 2007,
BU went abroad, visiting Italy on Aug. 18-29
... Played 4 games while touring Rome, Venice,
Florence, San Marino and Lake Como.
• BU went 4-0, outscoring teams +26.5 ppg.
• Eric Fanning averaged 15.3 ppg while shooting
45.7 FG% and going 25-of-28 (.893) at the line ...
Nathan Dieudonne averaged team-high 6.8 rpg and
9.5 ppg ... Eric Johnson (5.8 ppg) had 14 assists
against five turnovers, while Cameron Curry (2.8
ppg) had 10 assists and five turnovers.
SCHEDULE Highlights
• Nine games against 2013-14 postseason
participants, including NCAA runner-up Kentucky
and Elite 8 team Dayton.
• Opening season with Northeastern for fifth
straight year and second consecutive at TD Garden
as part of the Coaches vs. Cancer Tripleheader ...
Later face in-state schools Harvard, UMass Lowell
and Holy Cross.
• Visit Kentucky’s Rupp Arena for the first time
since 2010.
• Resume rivalry at former America East foe New
Hampshire ... Second most meetings in BU history
behind Northeastern.
POSTSEASON HISTORY
• By winning the PL regular season title, Terriers
earned their 15th overall postseason appearance
(4th in 5 years) ... (7-NCAA, 5-NIT, 1-CBI, 1-CIT).
• Reached first round of CIT in 2013, the second
round of NCAAs in 2011 and CBI semifinals in 2010
... Best performance came in 1959 with trip to
NCAA Elite Eight.
2013-14 Highlights
• Had 24 wins, one win shy of school record set in
1996-97.
• Claimed first regular season title since 2004.
• Hosted first-ever NIT game vs. Illinois at Agganis
Arena.
• Won at Maryland for second ACC road win in four
years (won at BC in 2011).
• Owned seven non-conference wins before start of
league play, most since 1993-94 ... First winning
non-conference schedule (7-6) since going 6-3 in
2004-05.
• Shot 45.2%, the team’s highest mark since 199293 ... Shot school-record 66.1% in PL quarters vs.
Lafayette.
CLOSE CALL
• Went 7-1 in games decided by three points or
less after going 0-5 in 2012-13 ... 66-65 win vs. St.
Peter’s snapped nine-game losing streak dating back
to 2008 in 1-point decisions.
• Terriers claimed three 1-point wins in same season
for the first time in program history.
• BU went 9-3 in games decided by five points or
less last season after going combined 4-11 in Coach
Jones’ first two seasons at the helm.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF START
• In his first season, Joe Jones watched BU open
0-4 ... In year two, the Terriers opened 0-5 ...
Outside those nine games (seven losses by < 8
pts.), BU went 33-20 (.623) under Jones in the
first two seasons.
• Last year, BU opened 2-0 for first time since
2000-01 and earned record five wins in the month
of November ... Had only played 5+ games in
November nine times.
SIZE MATTERS
• Reflecting lack of size last season, BU ranked
329th nationally in blocks (1.9 bpg).
• BU went 10-6 when being out-rebounded ...
Northeastern game marked first negative 10+
rebs. performance in a win since Nevada finished
ahead, 47-32, and lost 66-57 ... Snapped 14game losing streak in such situations ... Terriers
followed up by winning at Quinnipiac despite
being out-rebounded by 20 (27-47) ... It’s been at
least a decade since BU won facing 20+ deficit in
rebounds.
• BU was ranked 292nd in rebound margin (-3.9)
entering PL play ... Since then, they posted a +1.2
margin.
ROAD WARRIORS
• BU was the lone Patriot League team to just
have one road loss in conference action ... In
total, Terriers posted 11 true road wins, most since
going 12-3 in 2003-04.
• BU earned second win in three years against
the ACC with a victory at Maryland (2011 at BC)
... Also picked up key non-conference road wins
at 19-10 Quinnipiac (t-3rd MAAC) and 20-10 UC
Irvine (1st Big West).
• Had second half leads at then-No. 19 UConn,
George Washington and Saint Joseph’s.
SECOND YEAR IN THE PATRIOT LEAGUE
• BU officially joined the Patriot League on July 1,
2013 and moved 20 of 25 sports into conference
... BU was previously a member of the America
East from 1979-2013.
• Terriers won the Patriot League Women’s
Presidents’ Cup behind six conference titles and
finished second overall at 144.75 points, just
slightly behind winner Navy (148).
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
TERRIER RECORD WHEN...
DEFENSIVE OUTPUT
Opponent scores less than 50 pts
Opponent scores 50-59
Opponent scores 60-69
Opponent scores 70-79
Opponent scores 80 or more pts
7-1
19-4
20-12
10-15
2-9
2-0
5-1
9-2
7-5
1-4
0 players in double figures
1 player in double figures
2 players in double figures
3 players in double figures
4+ players in double figures
2-0
4-3
26-9
15-17
11-12
1-0
2-0
8-3
9-2
4-6
OPPONENT FROM THE FIELD
Opponent shoots below 30%
Opponent shoots 30-35%
Opponent shoots 35-40%
Opponent shoots 40-45%
Opponent shoots 45-50%
Opponent shoots 50-55%
Opponent shoots above 55%
5-0
10-2
10-3
19-11
8-11
5-11
1-3
2-0
3-0
3-1
7-2
6-2
2-4
1-2
BU has greater FG percentage
BU has smaller FG percentage
BU has equal FG percentage
46-6
11-35
1-0
16-1
7-10
1-0
1-0
0-1
REBOUNDING
Outrebounding opponent
Outrebounded by opponent
Rebounding is equal
30-9
25-29
3-3
13-2
10-6
1-3
1-0
0-1
ASSISTS
BU tallies < 10 assists
BU tallies 10-14 assists
BU tallies 15-19 assists
BU tallies 20+ assists
5-14
25-21
23-5
5-1
1-3
13-5
5-2
5-1
TURNOVERS
BU commits < 10 turnovers
BU commits 10-14 turnovers
BU commits 15-19 turnovers
BU commits 20+ turnovers
9-11
33-18
14-11
2-1
5-4
15-4
3-3
1-0
Opponent commits < 10 turnovers
11-5
Opponent commits 10-14 turnovers 23-19
Opponent commits 15-19 turnovers 17-17
Opponent commits 20+ turnovers
7-0
5-1
10-6
5-4
4-0
Commit fewer turnovers
Commit more turnovers
Commit equal turnovers
36-18
18-20
4-3
17-6
6-5
1-0
9-23
21-8
17-9
11-1
4-6
9-1
7-4
4-0
Opponent shoots below 30%
Opponent shoots 30-39%
Opponent shoots 40-49%
Opponent shoots 50+% 28-11
22-12
6-11
2-7
8-0
11-5
4-4
1-2
1-0
BU hits more 3-pointers
BU hits fewer 3-pointers
BU hits equal 3-pointers
40-16
12-21
6-4
14-4
6-4
4-3
1-0
0-1
FREE THROW Shooting
BU shoots below 75%
BU shoots 75% or greater
29-31 10-10
29-10 14-1
1-0
0-1
Opponent shoots below 75%
Opponent shoots 75% or greater
41-20
17-21
16-4
8-7
1-1
Hit more free throws
Hit fewer free throws
Hit equal free throws
36-11
19-28
3-2
15-3
8-8
1-0
1-1
BENCH SCORING
Ahead in points
Behind in points
Equal in points
37-13
20-24
1-4
16-5
8-5
0-1
1-0
POINTS IN THE PAINT
Ahead in points
Behind in points
Equal in points
34-9
24-28
0-4
16-2
8-8
0-1
1-0
0-1
3-Point Shooting
BU shoots below 30%
BU shoots 30-39%
BU shoots 40-49%
BU shoots 50+%
Jones 13-14 14-15
1-0
0-1
1-1
1-0
0-1
1-1
0-1
1-0
1-1
0-1
1-0
1-1
0-1
0-1
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
SINGLE-GAME TERRIER RECORDS
Individual
Points
active
47
46
21
Jim Hayes vs. Springfield (2/23/70)
Kevin Thomas vs. Tenn. (1955-56)
N. Dieudonne vs. St. Peter’s (11/30/13)
ReBs
active
34
27
12
Kevin Thomas vs. BC (3/5/55)
James Garvin vs. Brandeis (3/2/72)
N. Dieudonne vs. EWU (11/22/13)
Assists
17
16
active
6
Steals
8
active
3
Blocks
8
active
3
M. Watson Jr. vs. Army (3/8/14)
Ken Leary vs. Colby (2/8/64)
John Papale vs. N’eastern (11/16/14)
C. Hankerson vs. N’eastern (11/16/14)
Tyler Morris vs. Morehead St. (3/22/10)
Shaun Wynn at Albany (1/4/04)
Mike Costello vs. Hart. (2/19/00)
Brett Brown vs. CW Post (2/16/81)
Cheddi Mosely vs. N’eastern (11/16/14)
John Papale (4x)
C. Hankerson (2x)
FG made
active
Kevin Thomas vs. Rutgers (1954-55)
John Papale at Loyola (2/15/14)
21
7
Tunji Awojobi, 3x, (1994-97)
Justin Alston vs. Howard (12/29/12)
FG att.
37
active
13
Ken Boyd vs. Brandeis (3/2/72)
C. Hankerson vs. N’eastern (11/16/14)
John Papale vs. Norfolk St. (12/15/13)
FT Made
active
19
9
Johnny Nunziato vs. UConn (1953-54)
N. Dieudonne vs. St. Peter’s (11/30/13)
FT Att.
active
21
12
Jason Scott at UNH (1/16/91)
N. Dieudonne vs. St. Peter’s (11/30/13)
3fg made 8
active
6
Carlos Strong vs. Bing. (2/8/07)
John Papale at Loyola (2/15/14)
John Papale vs. Norfolk St. (12/15/13)
3fg att.
active
Corey Lowe, 4x, last vs. UMBC (3/7/09)
John Papale vs. Norfolk St. (12/15/13)
16
11
team
points
124
Pts. in 1H 64
PTS. in 2h 68
fg made
48
fg att.
110
fg %
66.1
3fg made 16
3fg att.
37
3fg %
75.0
ft made
38
ft att.
59
FT %
100.0
rebs.
81
Assists
32
steals
21
Blocks
12
vs. New Hampshire (2/17/79)
vs. UMass Lowell (11/13/13)
vs. New Hampshire (2/17/79)
vs. New Hampshire (2/17/79)
vs. Brandeis (3/2/72)
vs. Lafayette (3/5/14)
vs. Albany (1/19/10)
vs. Stony Brook (1/2/10)
at Maine (1/11/12)
vs. Boston College (1/29/55)
vs. Boston College (1/29/55)
at Albany, 18-for-18 (1/8/03)
vs. Tufts (2/21/63)
vs. Delaware State (11/30/81)
vs. Vermont (1/7/89)
vs. Vermont (1/11/03)
In the summer of 2013, the
Patriot League announced the
creation of the Patriot League
Network.
For the second consecutive
year, fans can watch all of the
home basketball games (and
conference road games) not being televised on the CBS
Sports Network for free anywhere around the world on a
computer or mobile device by going to
http://www.PatriotLeague.tv.
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
ABOUT BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Established in 1839, BU has over 32,000
students and 16,300 undergrads from over 135
countries ... There are over 4,000 faculty and
288,000 living alumni.
• Two have won a Nobel Peace Prize ... Former
lecturer Elie Wiesel was honored in 1986 ... Rev.
Martin Luther King, Jr. (1964) earned his Ph.D. at
BU in 1955.
• #37 - U.S. News Best Global University rankings.
• First university in the country to open all
divisions to women, including med school in 1873.
• BU professor Alexander Graham Bell invented the
telephone in a BU lab.
• Other famous former students include
commentators Howard Stern and Bill O’Reilly,
actress Geena Davis, actress Faye Dunaway, actress
Julianne Moore, 1980 Olympic hero Mike Eruzione,
MLB Hall of Famer Mickey Cochrane, former U.S.
Secretary of Defense William Cohen, ESPN/
Grantland personality Bill Simmons, former world
jump record holder John Thomas and 1968 400m
hurdles Olympic gold medalist David Hemery.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY BLUE CHIPPERS
• While UK under Calipari has become a haven
for blue-chip basketball recruits, BU has done the
same in ice hockey.
• Finishing up her senior year is two-time Canadian
gold medalist Marie-Philip Poulin, who scored the
final two goals against the U.S. in both the 2010
and 2014 Winter Olympic gold medal games ...
Helped Terriers finish runner-up at the NCAAs in
2011 and 2013.
• Men’s Ice Hockey currently ranks #2/3 in national
polls ... Led by freshman Jack Eichel, who is
expected to go either No. 1 or 2 in next summer’s
NHL Draft ... Labeled by many as the future face of
American hockey.
UP NEXT
• Terriers will play at former America East foe New
Hampshire on Tuesday (Nov. 20) for first time since
leaving the conference ... Second most games in
BU history behind Northeastern ... Rivalry dates
back to 1908-09.
LACK OF CHARITY
• Much noise was made last season of referees
calling games more closely ... BU ranked 313th
nationally in FT attempts (573) but defensively
ranked 34th in fouls committed per game (17.0).
HOT HAND
• BU finished 2012-13 ranked 90th nationally at
44.9 FG% ... Finished over 43.0% for first time
since 1998 and led the AE for first time since
1993-94 (.472).
• In 2013-14, Terriers finished at 45.2 percent
(124th nationally) overall and 44.9 percent in
conference play.
PROTECTING THE BALL
• In 2012-13, BU helped itself greatly with its
ball handling skills ... Terriers led the AE in both
assists (13.6) and assist-turnover ratio (1.1) while
finishing second in turnover margin (1.67).
• Last led AE in assists and in assist-turnover ratio
in 2003-04 at 14.48 apg and 1.20, respectively.
• In 2013-14, BU led the Patriot League in
turnover margin (1.91) after not faring better than
fourth in turnover margin in a conference since
posting a 1.79 mark in the 2004-05 season.
BOMBS AWAY
• Currently riding streak of 558 games with at
least one made 3-pointer ... Run began following
0-for-10 performance against Vermont on 2-10-96.
60-70 THRESHOLD
• BU is 11-31 (.262) dating back to 2010-11
season when opponents score 70+ pts ... In 201314, Terriers went 16-2 when holding opponents
below 70 pts.
• On offensive end, BU is 6-26 (.188) since start
of 2010-11 when scoring below 60 pts.
NBA COACHING TREE
• BU currently has ties to a pair of NBA head
coaches ... 1980 team MVP Brett Brown (‘83) is
in his second season as the head coach of the
Philadelphia 76ers ... Bobcats head coach Steve
Clifford was an assistant at BU from 1990-94.
• Former Terrier head coaches Rick Pitino (‘78-’83)
and John Kuester (‘83-’85) previously had stints in
the NBA as well.
TEAM IMPACT
• In fall of 2012, Dylan Flynn became a member
of BU’s squad through Team IMPACT, a non-profit
chartered to improve the quality of life for children
facing life-threatening illnesses by establishing
and expanding vibrant team-based support
networks.
• Flynn was diagonosed early in life with
neurofibromatosis ... Team presented him with his
own jersey at the 2013 banquet in April ... Players
recently joined him at the Steps2Cure NF Walk at
Lake Quannapowitt in Wakefield, Mass., for the
second consecutive year.
GRADUATION SUCCESS RATE
• On Oct. 29, 2014, NCAA announced that men’s
basketball was one of 11 BU teams to earn a
perfect 100 GSR ... Data reflects an aggregate
average of incoming students from 2004-05, 200506, 2006-07 and 2007-08.
Meet joe joneS
• Jones joined the Terriers after serving as
associate head coach at Boston College in June
2011 after helping the Eagles reach 2011 NIT 2nd
Round.
• Joe Jones and his staff BU were named the
second toughest to recruit against at the midmajor level by ESPN’s Jeff Goodman in the summer
of 2013.
• Served as head coach at Columbia (2003-10)
and assistant at Villanova (1997-03) & Hofstra
(1994-97).
• In 2006-07, Columbia went 16-12, earning
the program’s most wins since 1991-92 ... The
Class of 2010 would finish with 26 Ivy League
victories, marking the most conference wins
by a Columbia class since the Class of 1994.
• His older brother, Joe, is in his 15th season
as head coach at Yale.
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 Boston University - 13-14 GAME HIGHS
Boston University - 13-14 GAME LOWS
POINTS 91 ARMY (3/8/14)
LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
UMASS LOWELL (11/13/13)
FG MADE 37 ARMY (3/8/14)
LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
UMASS LOWELL (11/13/13)
FG ATTS 69 UMASS LOWELL (11/13/13)
66 2x, last LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
FG %.661 (37-56) LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
.587 (37-63) ARMY (3/8/14)
3FG MADE 15 at Lafayette (1/11/14)
14 at Loyola Maryland (2/15/14)
3FG ATTS 32 at #19 UConn (11/17/13)
30 at Lafayette (1/11/14)
3FG %.609 (14-23) at Loyola Md. (2/15/14)
.556 (10-18) at UC Irvine (11/23/13)
FT MADE 24 ARMY (1/29/14)
23 2x, last at Loyola Md. (2/15/14)
FT ATTS 36 at Maryland (12/21/13)
29 3x, last at Loyola Md. (2/15/14)
FT %.909 (10-11) ARMY (3/8/14)
.909 (10-11) at St. Joseph’s (12/29/13)
REBS 50 at Navy (2/5/14)
43 2x, last ARMY (1/29/14)
ASSISTS 23 UMASS LOWELL (11/13/13)
22 ARMY (3/8/14)
STEALS 13 at Loyola Maryland (2/15/14)
ARMY (1/29/14)
BLOCKS 5 at Holy Cross (3/1/14)
NAVY (1/7/14)
TOs 23 ARMY (1/29/14)
18 NORFOLK STATE (12/15/13)
FOULS 24 at George Washington (12/11/13)
23 HARVARD (12/7/13)
POINTS 36
53
55
FG MADE 16
Opponent - 13-14 GAME HIGHS
Opponent - 13-14 GAME LOWS
POINTS 86 at American (1/22/14)
NORFOLK STATE (12/15/13)
82 LEHIGH (2/1/14)
POINTS 32 NAVY (1/7/14)
48 at Navy (2/5/14)
54 LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
FG MADE 11 NAVY (1/7/14)
17 at Navy (2/8/14)
FG ATT 34 AMERICAN (3/12/14)
42 2x, last at American (1/22/14)
FG %.208 (11-53) NAVY (1/7/14)
.293 (17-58) at Navy (2/8/14)
3FG MADE 3 at Loyola Maryland (2/15/14)
4 4x, last AMERICAN 3/12/14
3FG ATTS 6 at Loyola Maryland (2/15/14)
9 AMERICAN (3/12/14)
3FG%.148 (4-27) NAVY (1/7/14)
.217 (5-23) ARMY (3/8/14)
FT MADE 0 COLGATE (1/15/14)
3 at Lehigh (1/5/14)
FT ATTS 2 COLGATE (1/15/14)
5 at Lehigh (1/5/14)
FT %.000 (0-2) COLGATE (1/15/14)
.462 (6-13) NAVY (1/7/14)
REBS 24 LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
AMERICAN (2/19/14)
ASSISTS 6 NAVY (1/7/14)
7 HOLY CROSS (1/2/14)
STEALS 1 at Colgate (2/12/14)
2 3x, last NAVY (1/7/14)
BLOCKS 0 LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
1 9x, last ARMY (3/8/14)
TOs 7 at Colgate (2/12/14)
at Lehigh (1/5/14)
FOULS 7 LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
10 LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
FG MADE 32 LEHIGH (2/1/14)
NORFOLK STATE (12/15/13)
FG ATTS 69 ARMY (1/29/14)
67 at Quinnipiac (12/2/13)
FG %.714 (30-42) at American (1/22/14)
.559 (19-34) AMERICAN (3/12/14)
3FG MADE 11 at American (1/22/14)
10 3x, last at Colgate (2/12/14)
3FG ATTS 28 COLGATE (1/15/14)
27 2x, last at Navy (2/5/14)
3FG %.786 (11-14) at American (1/22/14)
.556 (10-18) vs Eastern Wash. (11/22/13)
FT MADE 22 at George Washington (12/11/13)
21 HARVARD (12/7/13)
FT ATTS 31 at George Washington (12/11/13)
27 HARVARD (12/7/13)
FT %.857 (6-7) LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
.833 (15-18) at #19 UConn (11/17/13)
REBS 47 at Quinnipiac (12/2/13)
46 BUCKNELL (2/23/14)
ASSISTS 22 at American (1/22/14)
18 at Lafayette (1/11/14)
STEALS 11 HARVARD (12/7/13)
10 3x, last LOYOLA (1/20/14)
BLOCKS 8 at Army (2/26/14)
7 4x, last LEHIGH (2/1/14)
TOs 23 ARMY (1/29/14)
22 UMASS LOWELL (11/13/13)
FOULS 27 at Maryland (12/21/13)
23 ARMY (1/29/14)
AMERICAN (3/12/14)
BUCKNELL (2/23/14)
NAVY (1/7/14)
BUCKNELL (2/23/14)
at American (1/22/14)
FG ATTS 48 at UC Irvine (11/23/13)
50 4x, last at Holy Cross (3/1/14)
FG %.308 (16-52) AMERICAN (3/12/14)
.320 2x, last (16-50) BUCKNELL (2/23/14)
3FG MADE 1 AMERICAN (3/12/14)
3 ST. PETER’S (11/30/13)
3FG ATTS 15 AMERICAN (2/19/14)
COLGATE (1/15/14)
3FG %.059 (1-17) AMERICAN (3/12/14)
.143 (3-21) ST. PETER’S (11/30/13)
FT MADE 3 AMERICAN (3/12/14)
LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
FT ATTS 4 LAFAYETTE (2/8/14)
7 2x, last AMERICAN (3/12/14)
FT %.429 (3-7) AMERICAN (3/12/14)
.545 (12-22) LEHIGH (2/1/14)
REBS 21 at American (1/22/14)
23 ILLINOIS (3/19/14)
ASSISTS 6 BUCKNELL (2/23/14)
7 at American (1/22/14)
STEALS 2 at Lehigh (1/5/14)
NORFOLK STATE (12/15/13)
BLOCKS 0 9x, last ILLINOIS (3/19/14)
TOs 6 at Colgate (2/12/14)
7 ILLINOIS (3/19/14)
FOULS 11 at Lehigh (1/5/14)
12 3x, last LAFAYETTE (3/5/14)
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
2013-14 TERRIER BITES
Most Pts in a Half: 64 (1H) vs. UMass Lowell
Fewest Pts in a Half: 16 (1H) vs. American, 3-12-14
Most Pts Allowed in a Half: 54 (2H) vs. Army
Fewest Pts Allowed in a Half: 13 (1H) vs. Navy
Largest Lead: 37 vs. Lafayette (91-54, 00:53 2H)
Largest Deficit: 30 at American (56-86, 0:34 2H)
Largest Margin of Victory: 34 vs. Lafayette (88-54)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 30 at American (56-86)
Largest Deficit in a Win: 11 at Army (33-44)
Largest Lead Lost in Defeat: 17 vs. Illinois (30-13, 5:23 1H)
Largest Halftime Lead: 29 vs. UMass Lowell (64-35)
Largest Halftime Deficit: 10 at American (27-37), at Army (23-33)
Average Margin of Victory: 8.7 ppw
Average Margin of Defeat: 11.3 ppl
Average Margin: -2.6 ppg
13-14 Top Individual Performances
Boston University
Points
27
Dom Morris vs. UMass Lowell (11-13)
25
D.J. Irving vs. Lehigh (2-1)
D.J. Irving at Maryland (12-21)
23
D.J. Irving at G. Washington (12-11)
22
2x, D.J. Irving last vs. Army (1-29)
21
Maurice Watson Jr. vs. Lafayette (3-5)
Maurice Watson Jr. at SJU (12-29)
Nathan Dieudonne vs. St. Peter’s (11-30)
20
D.J. Irving vs. Army (3-8)
Maurice Watson Jr. vs. Colgate (1-15)
John Papale at Loyola (2-15)
Cedric Hankerson at Loyola (2-15)
19
John Papale at Army (2-26)
Cedric Hankerson vs. Army (1-29)
Maurice Watson Jr. vs. Loyola (1-20)
Rebs
12
Nathan Dieudonne vs. EWU (11-22)
11
2x, Dom Morris last vs. Army (1-24)
10
D.J. Irving at Army (2-26)
Malik Thomas at Navy (2-5)
Dom Morris vs. UMass Lowell (11-13)
9
Malik Thomas vs. American (2-19)
4x, Dom Morris last at Bucknell (1-25)
4x, N. Dieudonne last at Navy (2-5)
Assists
17
12
8
7
Maurice Watson Jr. vs. Army (3-8)
3x, M. Watson Jr. last vs. Illinois (3-19)
5x, M. Watson Jr. last vs. Laf. (3-5)
6x, M. Watson Jr. last vs. AU (2-19)
2x, D.J. Irving last vs. LIU (11-24)
Steals
5
Maurice Watson Jr. at American (1-22)
Maurice Watson Jr. vs. UML (11-13)
Malik Thomas vs. Northeastern (11-10)
Blocks
2
D.J. Irving vs. American (2-19)
Nate Dieudonne vs. Army (1-20)
Justin Alston vs. Loyola (1-20)
5x, Dom Morris last at HC (3-1)
3x, Malik Thomas last vs. Navy (1-7)
Points
28
27
25
Rayvonte Rice vs. Illinois (3-19)
Murphy Burnatowski at Colgate (2-12)
Murphy Burnatowski vs. Colgate (1-15)
Pendarvis Williams vs. NSU (12-15)
Jordan Latham at Loyola (2-15)
Wesley Saunders vs. Harvard (12-7)
Rebs
15
13
12
Ike Azotam at Quinnipiac (12-2)
Evan Smotrycz at Maryland (12-21)
Kyle Casey vs. Harvard (12-7)
Drew Brandon vs. EWU (11-22)
Shabazz Napier at #19 UConn (11-17)
Assists
12
Steals
4
Six players
Last Brandon Venturini at Navy (2-5)
Blocks
6
Kevin Ferguson at Army (2-26)
Kevin Ferguson vs. Army (1-29)
Opponents
Jason Brickman vs. LIU (11-24)
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HISTORY VS. SEC (current members)
Overall: 1-10
NEVER PLAYED:
Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Mississipi St.,
Missouri and Vanderbilt
Alabama (Alabama leads 2-0)
First Meeting: 1997-98 (LH, 53-61)
Last Meeting 1998-99 (LA, 52-75)
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
last M E E T I N G vs . K E N T U C K Y
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Kentucky (Kentucky leads 2-0)
First Meeting: 1986-87 (LA, 69-81)
Second Meeting: 1994-95 (LA, 49-90)
Third Meeting: 2010-11 (LA, 57-91)
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LSU (LSU leads 2-0)
First Meeting: 1973-74 (LA, 64-102)
Last Meeting: 1979-80 (LA, 72-92)
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South Carolina (South Carolina leads 2-0)
First Meeting: 1979-80 (LA, 76-83)
Last Meeting: 1980-81 (LH, 86-93)
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Texas A&M (BU leads 1-0)
Only Meeting: 1986-87 (WN, 65-63)
* game was held at Kentucky’s Rupp Arena
HISTORY VS. State of kentucky
Overall: 1-3
NEVER PLAYED:
Eastern Kentucky, Louisville, Murray State, Northern Kentucky
and Western Kentucky
Kentucky (Kentucky leads 3-0)
First Meeting: 1986-87 (LA, 69-81)
Second Meeting: 1994-95 (LA, 49-90)
Third Meeting: 2010-11 (LA, 57-91)
Morehead State (BU leads 1-0)
Only Meeting: 2009-10 (WH, 91-89 OT)
* 2010 CBI Quarterfinals
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01/05/93.......................... A......................... L, 42-90
01/13/92.......................... H......................... L, 80-82
02/02/91.......................... A......................... L, 65-82
12/02/89.......................... H......................... L, 60-76
11/30/88.......................... A.........................W, 80-78
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Kentucky
11/30/10.......................... A........................... L, 57-91
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HISTORY VS. john calipari
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Only Meeting: 1955-56 (LN, 77-80)
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2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
GENERAL INFORMATION
basketball STAFF
2013-14 schedule/RESULTS
School.......................................... Boston University
Founded/Chartered................................. 1839/1869
Enrollment...................................................16,572
Nickname................................................... Terriers
Colors........................................... Scarlet and White
Affiliation........................................NCAA Division I
Conference....................................... Patriot League
Arena (Year Opened)............... Agganis Arena (2005)
Capacity................................................... 7,200
Facility Manager..........................Kristoffer Brassil
Phone........................................... 617-358-7000
Arena (Year Opened)......... Case Gym “The Roof” (1972)
Capacity...........................................................1,800
Facility Manager................................Alan Weinberger
Phone..................................................617-353-2771
President...............................................Robert A. Brown
Director of Athletics............................. Drew Marrochello
Associate Director/SWA.............................. Bethany Ellis
Assoc. Dir. - Facilities.............................Alan Weinberger
Assistant Dir. - Communications...................Brian Kelley
Director of Development............................ Kate Caulfield
Department Phone Number..................... (617) 353-4630
Department Fax...................................... (617) 353-5286
Ticket Office Phone Number...........617-353-GOBU (4628)
Head Coach..............................................Joe Jones
Alma Mater, Year..................SUNY Oswego ‘87, ‘89
Record at School/Years............ 58-41 (.582)/three
Career Record/Years................. 144-149 (.491)/10
Previous Position......... Boston College associate hc
Previous HC Position..............................Columbia
Basketball office phone...................... 617-353-7060
Basketball office fax........................... 617-353-5286
Associate Head Coach..... Shaun Morris (Lycoming ‘05)
Seasons at BU.....................................................4th
Assistant Coach..............Curtis Willson (Adelphi ‘91, ‘94)
Seasons at BU...............................................4th
Assistant Coach......Walt Corbean (Xavier ‘91, NKU ‘97)
Seasons at BU.................................................... 1st
Director of Operations..............Joe Bianco (Villanova ‘09)
Seasons at BU............................ 6th (4th as Director)
NOVEMBER (5-2, H: 2-0, A: 1-1, N: 2-1)
Sun. 10 vs. Northeastern ~ (NESN) W, 72-69
Wed. 13 UMASS LOWELL !
W, 91-65
Sun. 17 @ #19 UConn $ (ESPNU)
L, 60-77
Fri.
22 vs. Eastern Washington %
L, 68-80
Sat. 23 @ UC Irvine %
W, 74-68
Sun. 24 vs. LIU Brooklyn %
W, 72-57
Sat. 30 ST. PETER’S !
W, 66-65
DECEMBER (2-4, H: 0-2, A: 2-2)
Mon. 2 @ Quinnipiac (NESN)
W, 69-66
Sat.
7 HARVARD !
OT L, 68-79
Wed. 11 @ G. Washington (NESN)
L, 60-70
Sun. 15 NORFOLK STATE !
OT L, 82-86
Sat. 21 @ Maryland (ESPN3)
W, 83-77
Sun. 29 @ Saint Joseph’s
L, 67-73
JANUARY (8-1, H: 5-0, A: 3-1)
Thurs. 2 HOLY CROSS * ^
W, 70-60
Sun.
5 @ Lehigh * (CBS SN)
W, 67-66
Tue.
7 NAVY * ^
W, 55-32
Sat. 11 @ Lafayette * W, 89-78
Wed. 15 COLGATE * ^
W, 66-58
Mon. 20 LOYOLA MD * ^ (CBS SN) W, 72-58
Wed. 22 @ American *
L, 56-86
Sat. 25 @ Bucknell * (CBS SN)
W, 64-61
Wed. 29 ARMY * ^
OT W, 86-81
FEBRUARY (6-2, H: 2-2, A: 4-0)
Sat.
1 LEHIGH * ^
OT L, 80-82
Wed. 5 @ Navy *
W, 61-48
Sat.
8 LAFAYETTE * ^
W, 88-54
Wed. 12 @ Colgate *
W, 76-74
Sat. 15 @ Loyola Md. * (MASN/SNY) W, 87-72
Wed. 19 AMERICAN * ^
W, 71-62
Sun. 23 BUCKNELL * ^ (CBS SN) L, 53-63
Wed. 26 @ Army * (PLN)
W, 71-70
MARCH (3-2, H: 2-2, A: 1-0)
Sat.
1 @ Holy Cross W, 68-64
Wed. 5 LAFAYETTE $ (CBS SN)
W, 91-54
Sat.
8 ARMY $ (CBS SN)
W, 91-70
Wed. 12 AMERICAN $ (CBS SN)
L, 36-55
Wed. 19 ILLINOIS #
L, 62-66
basketball history
First Season of Basketball........................... 1901-02
All-Time Record........ 1,102-1,054 (.510), 105 seasons
Conference All-Time Record............... 356-213 (.626)
Patriot League (2013-)....................... 15-3 (.833)
America East (1979-2013)............. 322-184 (.636)
Yankee (1972-1976).........................19-26 (.422)
Overall Postseason Record...................... 4-15 (.211)
NCAA Tournament Appearances...................... Seven
Years..................1959, ‘83, ‘88, ‘90, ‘97, 2002, ‘11
All-Time Record................................... 2-7 (.222)
Elite Eight Appearances (Last)................. 1 (1959)
Sweet 16 Appearances (Last)................... 1 (1959)
Last Appearance.......... 2011 2nd Rd. vs. #1 Kansas
NIT Tournament Appearances............................. Six
Years........................1980, ‘86, 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘14
All-Time Record................................... 0-6 (.000)
Last Appearance............... 2014 1st Rd. vs. Illinois
CBI Appearances.............................................. One
Years........................................................ 2010
All-Time Record................................... 2-1 (.667)
Last Appearance.................. 2010 Semifinal at VCU
CIT Appearances............................................... One
Years........................................................ 2013
All-Time Record................................... 0-1 (.000)
Last Appearance........... 2013 1st Rd. at Loyola Md.
Conference Tournament Titles............................ Six
Years........................1983, ‘88, ‘90, ‘97, 2002, ‘11
All-Time PL Tournament Record............. 2-1 (.667)
All-Time AE Tournament Record..........43-27 (.614)
Title Game Appearances (Last)...............16 (2014)
Last Appearance........... 2014 PL Final vs. American
Conference Regular Season Titles...................... Nine
Years..... 1980, ‘83, 1990, ‘97, ‘98, 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘14
TEAM INFORMATION
Total Home Away Neut.
2013-14 Overall Record 24-11 11-6 11-4 2-1
2013-14 PL Record
15-3 7-2 8-1
0-0
America East Regular Season Finish.......................... 1st
Starters Returning/Lost............................................2/3
Letterwinners Returning/Lost...................................8/5
Newcomers.................................................................4
Roster Breakdown (Sr./Jr./So./Fr.).....................1/3/6/4
Starters Returning (2)
--John Papale (6-3, 190, Jr., G) 35 GP/33 GS
9.3 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 30.3 mpg, 44.0 FG%, 41.4 3FG%
ESPN top-25 3FG shooter out of high school
--Nathan Dieudonne (6-7, 210, Jr., F), 35 GP, 34 GS
5.2 ppg, 4.7 rpg, 20.7 mpg, 78.4 FT%
KY Gatorade Player of the Year at Trinity H.S.
Other Returners (6)
--Cedric Hankerson (6-5, 190, So., G)
6.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 0.8 spg, 38.8 3FG%, 14.6 mpg
2014 All-PL Rookie, 2013 All-State (Fla.) First Team
--Justin Alston (6-8, 220, Jr., F), 28 GP
2.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 0.3 bpg, 6.4 mpg, 64.2 FG%
--Dylan Haines (7-0, 230, So., F), 13 GP
0.8 ppg, 0.5 rpg, 0.2 bpg, 3.7 mpg
--Braiten Madrigal (5-9, 160, So., G) 9 GP - 2.0 mpg
--Cameron Curry (5-9, 180, So., G) 5 GP - 1.2 ppg, 2.8 mpg
--Dylan Brossman (5-9, 160, Sr., G) 9 GP - 2.1 mpg
Studying abroad in Fall Semester
Sophomore Newcomers (2) -- redshirted 2013-14
--Blaise Mbargorba (6-11, 210, C) from SMU
Missed 2012-13 due to preseason shoulder injury
4-star ESPN recruit, ranked as high as No. 98
--Eric Fanning (6-5, 190, G) from Wagner
6.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 16.7 mpg in 22 games in 2012-13
athletic communications
Freshman Newcomers (4)
--Eric Johnson (6-5, 190, G)
12.3 ppg, 6.1 apg, 47% 3FG at Carlisle (Va.)
--Cheddi Mosely (6-3, 175, G)
10.4 ppg at St. Anthony’s (N.J.)
--Nick Havener (6-8, 200, F)
13.3 ppg, 10.2 rpg, 3.4 bpg, 1.9 spg at Riverview (Fla.)
--Will Goff (6-3, 180, G)
13.0 ppg, 4.0 rpg at Desert Mountain (Ariz.)
Assistant Director/MBB Contact.................Scott Ellis
Office Phone.................................. 617-353-2163
Cell Phone..................................... 617-599-6988
E-mail........................................ [email protected]
Assistant Director of Athletics................ Brian Kelley
E-mail........................................ [email protected]
MBB Marketing/Promotions Coordinator... Mike Marfione
[email protected]
Case Gym Press Box Phone.................. 617-358-5685
Agganis Arena Press Box Phone........... 617-358-7300
Mailing Address.............................. 285 Babcock St.,
Boston, MA 02215
Fax................................................... 617-353-5286
Website.....................................www.GoTerriers.com
Twitter/Facebook/YouTube/Instagram..... BUAthletics
Key Losses (5)
--D.J. Irving (6-0, 165, Sr., G), 34 GP/32 GS
12.4 ppg, 2.3 apg, 3.4 rpg, 1.2 spg, 31.1 mpg, 38.6 3FG%
2014 All-PL 2nd, 2013 AE 1st, 2012 2nd
7th all-time in assists (392), 26th in points (1,036)
--Dom Morris (6-7, 240, Sr., F), 30 GP/29 GS
11.2 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 28.0 mpg, 52.6 FG%, 70.9 FT%
2013 All-AE Third, 2011 Rookie
--Maurice Watson Jr. (5-10, 165, So., G), 35 GP/33 GS
13.3 ppg, 7.1 apg, 3.6 rpg, 31.2 mpg, 2.1 spg, 49.5 FG%
2014 All-PL First, School/PL record in assists
--Malik Thomas (6-7, 190, R-Jr., G/F), 35 GP/3 GS
5.8 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 0.5 spg, 0.4 bpg, 19.2 mpg, 42.3 FG%
--Travis Robinson (6-5, 190, Sr., F), 35 GP/6 GS
5.5 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 0.7 spg, 32.6 3FG%, 19.0 mpg
All Times Eastern
Home Games in CAPS
! Case Gym / ^ Agganis Arena
* Patriot League
~ TD Garden (Boston, Mass.)
$ 2K Sports Classic (Storrs, Conn.)
% 2K Sports Classic Subregional (Irvine, Calif.)
$ Patriot League tournament (Agganis Arena)
# National Invitation Tournament (Agganis Arena)
returning team statis
Pct. Return/Total
Percentage of Scoring.............. 32.9 . ........ 819/2492
Percentage of Rebounds........... 42.0........... 487/1160
Percentage of Field Goals......... 31.4.............281/894
Percentage of 3-Point FGs........ 45.4.............128/282
Percentage of Free Throws........ 30.6.............129/422
Percentage of Assists............... 15.9.............. 78/491
Percentage of Steals................ 28.1.............. 69/245
Percentage of Blocks............... 43.5................ 27/62
Percentage of Minutes............. 37.1......... 2635/7100
RETURNING LEADERS
Player
Total/Avg.
Scoring.........................John Papale . .......... 326/9.3
Rebounding......... Nathan Dieudonne............. 164/4.7
Assists.........................John Papale............... 42/1.2
Steals....................Cedric Hankerson............... 27/0.8
Blocks................. Nathan Dieudonne............... 11/0.3
Minutes........................John Papale.......... 1062/30.3
Made 3-pointers............John Papale............... 70/2.0
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
2013-14 patriot league
Standings
Boston U.
American
Holy Cross
Bucknell
Army
Lehigh
Colgate
Loyola Maryland
Lafayette
Navy
Patriot league
W L
PCT
15 3 .833
13 5 .722
12 6 .667
11 7 .611
10 8 .556
7 11 .389
6 12 .333
6 12 .333
6 12 .333
4 14 .222
Overall W L PCT
24 11 .686
20 13 .606
20 14 .588
16 14 .533
15 16 .484
14 18 .438
13 18 .419
11 19 .367
11 20 .355
9 21 .300
2014 patriot league preseason poll
No.
TEAM
1.
American (13)
2.
Army (5)
3.
Holy Cross (2)
4.
Lafayette
5.
Bucknell
6.boston u.
7.
Lehigh
8.
Colgate
9.
Loyola Maryland
10.
Navy
POINTS
157
141
127
109
96
82
74
50
36
28
2014-15 patriot league
Preseason all-conference Team
Darius Gardner, Sr., G, American
Seth Hinrichs, Sr., G, Lafayette
Tim Kempton, So., F/C, Lehigh
Malcolm Miller, Sr., F, Holy Cross
Kyle Wilson, Jr., G, Army
CONFERENCE weekly Award winners
Cedric Hankerson - 1x Rookie of the Week
(12/23/13)*
2013-14 patriot league
team rankings
Inside The Numbers
in 2014-15, led bu in...
Career totals in parenthesis
Ptsrebsastsblksstls
J. Alston
(01)
1
N. Dieudonne
(02) 2 (15)
C. Hankerson
1 (03) 2 (2)
1
C. Mosely
1
J. Papale
1 (09)
(02) 1 (1)
ACTIVE BU double doubles (2)
NAME
Dieudonne
Dieudonne
GAME
at Norfolk State (11/19/14)
vs. Eastern Wash. (11/22/13)
PTS-REB
11-10
16-12
inside the numbers
10+ Point Games
14-15
TOTAL
J. Alston
1
2
N. Dieudonne
1
8
C. Hankerson
2
7
C. Mosely
1
1
J. Papale
2
32
D.J. Irving
74
D. Morris
48
T. Robinson
23
M. Thomas
18
M. Watson Jr.
49
STREAKS
A/S/C*
1/1/1
1/1/1
2/2/2
-/1/1
3/2/5
-/-/7
-/-/7
-/-/4
-/-/3
-/-/16
20+ Point Games
14-15
Nathan Dieudonne
Cedric Hankerson
John Papale
D.J. Irving
Dom Morris
Maurice Watson Jr.
TOTAL
1
1
1
15
2
5
A/S/C*
-/-/1
-/-/1
-/-/1
-/-/2
-/-/1
-/-/1
10+ Reb Games
14-15
Nathan Dieudonne
1
D.J. Irving
Dom Morris
Malik Thomas
Maurice Watson Jr.
TOTAL
3
2
16
3
1
A/S/C*
1/1/1
-/-/1
-/-/2
-/-/1
-/-/1
5+ Assist Games
14-15
Cedric Hankerson
2
John Papale
1
D.J. Irving
Malik Thomas
Maurice Watson Jr.
TOTAL
2
1
39
1
47
A/S/C*
2/2/2
1/1/1
-/-/4
-/-/1
-/-/14
10+ Assist Games
14-15
D.J. Irving
Maurice Watson Jr.
TOTAL
3
5
A/S/C*
-/-/1
-/-/1
p-r DBL-DBL
14-15
Nathan Dieudonne
1
Dom Morris
Malik Thomas
Maurice Watson Jr.
TOTAL 2
7
1
1
A/S/C*
1/1/1
-/-/1
-/-/1
-/-/1
P-A DBL-DBL
13-14
D.J. Irving
Maurice Watson Jr.
3
TOTAL
1
4
A/S/C*
-/-/1
-/1/1
*A/S/C = Active Streak/’14-15 Season Best/Career Best
CATEGORY
RANK
STAT
OFFENSIVE
SCORING OFFENSE
3
SCORING MARGIN
1
FIELD GOAL %
4
FREE THROW %
5
3-POINT FG %
5
3-point FG Made
2
ASSISTS/GAME
4
A-T RATIO
2
offensive rebounding
6
71.2
4.2
.452
.714
.363
8.1
14.0
1.2
9.5
DEFENSIVE
SCORING DEFENSE
5
FIELD GOAL % DEFENSE
5
3-POINT FG % DEFENSE
5
defensive rebounding
4
total Rebounding (BU)
5
total Rebounding (Opp.)
6
rebounding margin
6
TURNOVER MARGIN
1
BLOCKED SHOTS/GAME
9
STEALS/GAME
2
67.0
.439
.354
23.6
33.1
34.4
(1.2)
1.9
1.8
7.0
2013-14 PL individual leaders
- in the top 15
Nathan Dieudonne
Rebounding
Defensive Rebounds
12
14
4.7
3.5
D.J. Irving
FT%
Steals
Scoring
3FG Made
7
10
11
11
.785
1.2
12.4
1.7
Dom Morris
Rebounding
Defensive Rebounds
Offensive Rebounds
FG%
Scoring
4
6
6
7
21
6.1
4.2
1.9
52.6
11.2
John Papale
3FG Made
3FG%
Scoring
6
8
28
2.0
41.4
9.3
Maurice Watson Jr.
Assists
A-T Ratio
Steals
Scoring
FG%
17
1
2
7
12
7.1
2.5
2.1
13.3
49.5
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 The Last Time It Happened...
BOLD = Occurred this season
BY A TEAM..................................................
Single Overtime Game (prev. 2013-14).............
Two Overtimes..............................................
Three Overtimes............................................
Four Overtimes.............................................
Beat a Ranked Opponent................................
Won by 20-29 points (prev. 2013-14).......... 21
Won by 30-39 points (prev. 2013-14).......... 37
Won by 40-49 points................................. 41
Won by 50+ points.................................... 51
Lost by 20-29 points................................. 27
Lost by 30-39 points (prev. 2011-12)........... 30
Lost by 40-49 points................................. 41
Lost by 50+ points.................................... 55
Scored 90-99 points (prev. 2013-14)........... 91
Allowed 90-99 points................................ 91
Scored 100 points....................................103
Allowed 100 points..................................111
Both teams scored 100 points.............107, 109
Scored under 40 points (prev. 2006-07)....... 36
Scored 40-49 points.................................. 45
Allowed under 40 points (prev. 2010-11)....... 32
Allowed 40-49 points................................ 44
Shot 55-59.9 FG% (prev. 2013-14)............58.7
Shot 60-64.9+ FG%.................................60.0
Shot 65+ FG%........................................66.1
Opponent Shot 55-59.9 FG% (prev. 2012-13)......... 55.9
Opponent Shot 60-69.9 FG%.....................64.2
Opponent Shot 70+ FG%..........................71.4
Shot less than 30 FG%.............................29.8
Opponent shot < 30% (prev. 2013-14) ..........29.3
Made 12-14 3-pointers (prev. 2013-14)........ 14
Made 15+ 3-pointers (prev. 2009-10)........... 15
Attempted 30+ 3-pointers (prev. 2013-14) . ...... 30
Shot 50-59 3FG% (prev. 2013-14).............53.3
Shot 60-69 3FG% (prev. 2009-10).............60.9
Shot 70%+ from the 3FG line....................75.0
Attempted 40 or more free throws............... 44
Attempted 50 or more free throws............... 50
Made 30-39 free throws............................. 30
Made 40 or more free throws.................... N/A
Had 50-54 rebounds (prev. 2009-10)........... 50
55-59 rebounds........................................ 59
60+ rebounds........................................... 60
Opponent had 60+ rebounds....................... 64
20 or more assists (prev. 2013-14).............. 22
25 or more assists..................................... 25
15 or more steals...................................... 16
Blocked 10 or more shots........................... 11
Finished with 0 men in double figure scoring....
Opponent had 0 men finish +10 pts (prev. 2012-13)...
By an Individual
Five players scoring in double figures...............
(previous 2013-14)......................................
................................................................
Six players scoring in double figures................
................................................................
................................................................
Two players with double doubles.....................
................................................................
................................................................
Two players scored 20 or more points..............
(previous 2012-13)......................................
Two players scored 30 or more points..............
................................................................
Three players scored 20 or more points............
................................................................
30-39 points............................................ 33
40 or more points..................................... 43
Made five 3-pointers (previous 2013-14)......
Made six 3-pointers (previous 2013-14)...........
Made seven 3-pointers...................................
Made eight 3-pointers...................................
Attempted 15 or more 3-pointers................ 16
Made 10-14 free throws (prev. 2013-14)..... 11
Made 15 or more free throws...................... 15
Attempted 15 or more free throws (2010-11)....16
Attempted 20 or more free throws................. 21
15-19 rebounds........................................ 15
20 or more rebounds................................. 23
Two players with 10 or more rebounds.............
................................................................
10-14 assists (prev. 2013-14)..................... 12
15-19 assists (prev. 1988-89)..................... 17
5 or more steals (prev. 2013-14)................... 5
5 or more blocks......................................... 5
Three or more players foul out...................... 3
Every Terrier in game scored................ (prev. 2013-14)
Every Terrier in game rebounded.......... (prev. 2013-14)
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
Last Win vs.
DATE
02/01/14
01/22/09
12/11/84
01/19/09
03/13/59
03/08/14
03/05/14
03/06/10
01/06/05
01/15/13
01/22/14
12/10/94
01/03/91
03/08/14
11/30/10
12/02/94
01/03/94
03/01/76
03/12/14
11/24/12
01/07/14
12/29/12
03/08/14
12/02/06
03/05/14
03/12/14
12/29/08
01/22/14
01/15/12
02/05/14
02/15/14
01/11/14
01/11/14
01/15/14
02/15/14
01/11/12
11/25/11
01/20/02
01/09/10
OPPONENT
vs. Lehigh
vs. UMBC
vs. Massachusetts
vs. Stony Brook
vs. #18 Navy (NCAA 2nd Round)
vs. Army
vs. Lafayette
at Hartford
vs. Hartford
at Stony Brook
at American
at Kentucky
at Duke
vs. Army at Kentucky
vs. Army at Michigan
at Assumption vs. American at George Mason vs. Navy
vs. Howard
vs. Army (37-for-63)
at St. Bonaventure (27-for-45)
vs. Lafayette (37-56)
vs. American (19-for-34)
at Cornell (34-for-53)
at American (30-for-42)
at Stony Brook (17-for-57)
at Navy (17-for-58)
at Loyola Maryland (14-for-23)
at Lafayette (15-for-30)
at Lafayette (15-for-30)
vs. Colgate (8-for-15)
at Loyola Maryland (14-for-23)
at Maine (12-for-16)
at Cleveland State (28-of-44)
at Northeastern (33-of-50)
at Hartford (30-of-37)
RESULT
L, 80-82 ot
W, 80-77 2ot
W, 71-70 3ot
W, 99-97 4ot
W, 62-55
W, 91-70
W, 91-54
W, 87-46
W, 73-22
L, 48-75
L, 56-86
L, 49-90
L, 54-109
W, 91-70
L, 57-91
W, 103-83
L, 84-111
L, 107-109, 3ot
L, 36-55
L, 45-48
W, 55-32
W, 71-44
W, 91-70
W, 74-46
W, 91-54
L, 36-55
L, 59-89
L, 56-86
L, 48-75
W, 61-48
W, 87-72
W, 89-78
W, 89-78
W, 66-58
W, 87-72
W, 77-68
L, 62-63
W, 95-88 ot
W, 84-70
02/05/14
01/08/94
01/22/99
03/02/92
03/08/14
12/29/05
03/22/10
01/13/05
12/28/06
01/07/14
at Navy
at Central Connecticut State vs. Vermont
at Northeastern
vs. Army
vs. UC Riverside
vs. Morehead State vs. UMBC
at St. John’s
vs. Navy
W, 61-48
W, 110-67
L, 67-73
L, 53-76
W, 91-70
W, 80-69
W, 91-89 ot
W, 67-51
L, 44-45 ot
W, 55-32
03/08/14
vs. Army
W, 91-70
D.J. Irving (20), Dom Morris (16), Malik Thomas (15)
John Papale (14), Maurice Watson Jr. (10)
01/26/13
vs. UMBC
W, 81-75
Dom Morris (19), D.J. Irving (13), John Papale (11)
Nathan Dieudonne (11), Malik Thomas (10), Maurice Watson Jr. (10)
02/26/09
vs. Maine W, 76-65
John Holland (20 pts., 10 rebs.), Jeff Pelage (10 pts., 12 rebs.)
(Jake O’Brien - 18 pts., 9 rebs.)
02/15/14
at Loyola Maryland
W, 87-72
Cedric Hankerson (20), John Papale (20)
01/09/10
at Hartford
W, 84-70
John Holland (32), Corey Lowe (31)
03/22/10
vs. Morehead State
W, 91-89 ot
John Holland (23), Carlos Strong (22), Jake O’Brien (20)
02/06/12
at Albany, Darryl Partin
W, 81-78
02/20/10 at Delaware, John Holland
W, 78-65
11/19/14
at Norfolk St., John Papale (5-of-9) W, 71-63
02/15/14
at Loyola Md., John Papale (6-of-6)
W, 87-72
02/09/13
at Binghamton, D.J. Irving (7-of-9)
W, 79-58
02/08/07
vs. Binghamton, Carlos Strong (8-of-10) W, 66-54
03/07/09
vs. UMBC, Corey Lowe (6-of-16)
L, 75-79 ot
11/19/14
at Norfolk St., C. Hankerson (11-of-16) W, 71-63
01/09/11
vs. Vermont, John Holland (15-of-18) W, 74-65
11/19/14
at Norfolk St., C. Hankerson (11-of-16) W, 71-63
01/16/91 at UNH, Jason Scott (14-of-21)
W, 69-63
11/20/11
at Cornell, Dom Morris
L, 66-71
01/14/95
at Vermont, Tunji Awojobi L, 70-79
12/12/09
at Marist W, 88-72
Jake O’Brien (11), Jeff Pelage (10)
03/19/14
vs. Illinois, Maurice Watson Jr.
L, 62-66
03/08/14
vs. Army, Maurice Watson Jr. W, 91-70
02/23/14
vs. Bucknell, Maurice Watson Jr.
L, 53-63
01/16/12
vs. Albany, Patrick Hazel
W, 70-57
03/13/10
at Vermont
L, 70-83
02/19/14
vs. American (9 players)
W, 71-62
02/19/14
vs. American (9 players)
W, 71-62
AAC (Previous wins over UConn, USF)................... ----ACC.............................. Maryland (2013-14: A, 83-77)
America East........... UMass Lowell (2013-14: H, 91-65)
Atlantic 10............. Rhode Island (2011-12: A, 70-64)
Atlantic Sun..................................................... ----Big 10............................Indiana (2009-10: N, 71-67)
Big 12............................................................. ----Big East...................Connecticut (1986-87: H, 80-71)
Big Sky........................................................... ----Big South........... Coastal Carolina (2012-13: A, 69-63)
Big West.......................UC Irvine (2013-14: A, 74-68)
CAA....................... Northeastern (2013-14: N, 72-69)
C-USA..........................Charlotte (1997-98: A, 73-71)
Horizon............... Youngstown St. (2004-05: A, 71-55)
Ivy.................................Cornell (2012-13: H, 70-57)
MAAC.........................Quinnipiac (2013-14: A, 69-66)
MAC................................... Ohio (2003-04: A, 67-64) 2ot
MEAC................. Norfolk State (2014-15: A, 71-63)
MWC (Previous win over Nevada)......................... ----MVC...................... Indiana State (1989-90: H, 73-60)
NEC....................... LIU Brooklyn (2013-14: N, 72-57)
Non-NCAA D-I........... Salem State (1986-87: H, 89-60)
OVC....................Morehead State (2009-10: H, 91-89) ot
Pac 12....................Oregon State (2009-10: A, 96-78)
SEC (Previous win over Texas A&M)...................... ----Southern......................Davidson (1955-56: N, 87-69)
Southland.........North Texas State (1994-95: H, 87-65)
Summit ..............Illinois Chicago (1982-83: H, 92-76)
Sun Belt.................. New Orleans (2001-02: N, 69-63)
SWAC.............................................................. ----WAC............................... Nevada (2010-11: N, 66-57)
WCC.......................... Pepperdine (1995-96: N, 75-61)
Terriers DEFENSIVE PERFORMANCE
Boston University teams have been known in the past
for their aggressive defense. This intensity has been
shown in both BU’s points per game allowed and in their
field goal percentage defense. Conference rankings are
included in parenthesis.
Year
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
PPG Allowed
68.5 (3)
67.8 (3) ** 64.0 (1) 63.2 (1)
59.5 (1)
# 55.7 (1)
59.6 (1)
60.0 (1)
64.8 (1)
66.3 (4)
68.4 (6)
63.5 (4)
63.6 (4)
64.5 (6)
67.0 (5)
FG% Def
43.9 (7)
42.8 (3)
39.0 (1)
40.4 (1)
40.7 (2)
^ 37.1 (1)
41.6 (2)
42.5 (2)
44.0 (6)
42.7 (4)
41.1 (5)
39.9 (3)
41.5 (3)
42.3 (6)
43.9 (5)
* - lowest since 1958-59, ** - No. 10 in the nation
# - No. 3 in the nation, ^ - No. 1 in the nation
BU’s offensive output
For the first time since 1982-83 (79.0 ppg), BU led the
America East in scoring in 2009-10 at 72.2 ppg, with John
Holland becoming the first-ever in program history to be
the conference’s top scorer (19.2 ppg). Holland repeated
again in 2011 at 19.2 ppg. Below is a look at the team’s
league rankings over the last 15 seasons.
Year
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07 2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
PPG Scored
60.8 (10)
68.3 (9)
67.1 (4)
67.7 (4)
66.6 (3)
62.8 (6)
58.9 (8)
60.1 (7)
63.0 (8)
68.6 (3)
72.2 (1)
64.9 (3)
64.4 (5)
67.8 (2)
71.2 (3)
FG% Off.
41.2 (7)
41.6 (8)
42.3 (3)
42.8 (4)
42.9 (2)
43.0 (5)
41.0 (7)
42.0 (6)
40.3 (7)
42.3 (4)
41.0 (5)
40.2 (4)
42.5 (5)
44.9 (1)
45.2 (4)
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
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Points off turnovers
Game Breakdown
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
Final Score Lead Held Lead Changes Ties
65-71
71-63
34:15
22:42
8
9
2
7
Final Score
vs. Northeastern
65-71
at Norfolk State
71-63
BU
10
13
bench scoring
Opp
5
21
+/5
(8)
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
Final Score
65-71
71-63
BU
16
14
Opp
16
13
+/0
1
Record when ahead in points: Record when behind in points: Record when tied in points: Final Score
65-71
71-63
Record when ahead in points: Record when behind in points: Record when tied in points: BU
2
3
Record when ahead in points: Record when behind in points: Record when tied in points: second chance points
fast break points
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
0-1
1-0
Opp
2
0
1-0
0-1
+/0
3
Final Score
vs. Northeastern
65-71
at Norfolk State
71-63
Record when ahead in points: Record when behind in points: Record when tied in points: BU
5
8
1-0
0-1
points in the paint
Opp
6
13
1-1
+/(1)
(5)
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
Final Score
65-71
71-63
Record when ahead in points: Record when behind in points: Record when tied in points: BU
24
22
Opp
28
14
1-0
0-1
+/(4)
8
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
THE STARTING LINEUP (Terriers have used six different lineups)
OPPONENT
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
F
Alston
Alston
F
Dieudonne
Dieudonne
G/F
Mosely
Johnson
G
Hankerson
Hankerson
G
Papale
Papale
2013-14 GAME SITUATIONS
RECORD
0-1
1-0
SCORING BU’S FIRST POINTS
Who?
Cedric Hankerson - 1
How?
3FG
Nathan Dieudonne - 1
Layup
SCORING GAME’S FIRST POINTS
Who?
BU
Opponent - 2
How?
3FG, FT
FIRST OFF THE BENCH
Opponent
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
When
15:17
15:16
Who
Fanning, Mbargorba
Fanning (2x), Haines
LARGEST LEADS/DEFICITS
Opponent
vs. Northeastern
at Norfolk State
2014-15 win - loss point differential (2013-14 in parenthesis)
WINS
LOSSES
1
(3)
2
3
(1) (3)
(1)
4
5
6
7
8
9
(1) (1) (2) (2) 1 (1)
(2)
1 (1)
2014-15 free throw shooting
final 5:00 AND OT of game
Player
Eric Fanning
Cedric Hankerson
John Papale
TOTAL
10
(1)
(2)
11-15 16-20 21-25
(5)
(2)
(2)
(2)
26+
(4)
(1)
2013-14 free throw shooting
final 1:00 AND OT of game
FTM
1
7
2
FTA
2
10
2
Pct.
.500
.700
1.000
9
14
.643
Player
Eric Fanning
Cedric Hankerson
TOTAL
FTM
1
1
FTA
2
4
Pct.
.500
.250
2
6
.333
Lead
11 (38-27)
17 (53-36)
Deficit
7 (62-69)
6 (08-02)
Result
-6 (65-71)
8 (71-63)
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Men’s basketball roster
NUMERICAL
No. Name
0 Eric Johnson
1 Nick Havener
2 John Papale
3 Eric Fanning
5 Blaise Mbargorba
13 Will Goff
14 Braiten Madrigal
15 Cheddi Mosely
20 Cameron Curry
21 Cedric Hankerson
22 Nathan Dieudonne
25 Dylan Brossman *
32 Justin Alston
41 Dylan Haines
Terriers by Class
Cl.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Pos.
G
F
G
G
C
G
G
G
G
G
F
G
F
F
Ht.
6-2
6-8
6-3
6-5
6-11
6-3
6-4
6-3
5-9
6-5
6-7
5-9
6-8
7-0
Wt.
180
200
190
190
210
180
180
175
170
190
225
160
220
230
Hometown/Last School
Durham, N.C./Carlisle (Va.)
Sarasota, Fla./Riverview
Wallingford, Conn./Choate Rosemary Hall
Trenton, N.J./Wagner
Hightstown, N.J./SMU
Scottsdale, Ariz./Desert Mountain
Downey, Calif./St. John Bosco
Jersey City, N.J./St. Anthony
West Covina, Calif./Chino Hills
Miami, Fla./Coral Reef
Louisville, Ky./Trinity
Reamstown, Pa./Cocalico
Washington D.C./Archbishop Carroll
Liverpool, N.Y./St. Thomas More (Conn.)
ALPHABETICAL
No.
32
25
20
22
3
13
41
21
1
0
14
5
15
2
Name
Justin Alston
Dylan Brossman *
Cameron Curry
Nathan Dieudonne Eric Fanning Will Goff
Dylan Haines
Cedric Hankerson
Nick Havener
Eric Johnson
Braiten Madrigal
Blaise Mbargorba Cheddi Mosely
John Papale Senior (1)
Dylan Brossman
Junior (3)
Justin Alston
Nathan Dieudonne
John Papale
Sophomore (6)
Cameron Curry
Eric Fanning
Dylan Haines
Cedric Hankerson
Braiten Madrigal
Blaise Mbargorba
Freshman (4)
Will Goff
Nick Havener
Eric Johnson
Cheddi Mosely
Terriers by State
Arizona (1)
Will Goff
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160
170
225
190
180
230
190
200
180
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210
175
190
Hometown/Last School
Washington D.C./Archbishop Carroll Reamstown, Pa./Cocalico
West Covina, Calif./Chino Hills
Crestwood, Ky./Trinity
Trenton, N.J./Wagner
Scottsdale, Ariz./Desert Mountain
Liverpool, N.Y./St. Thomas More (Conn.) Miami, Fla./Coral Reef
Sarasota, Fla./Riverview
Durham, N.C./Carlisle (Va.)
Downey, Calif./St. John Bosco
Hightstown, N.J./SMU
Jersey City, N.J./St. Anthony
Wallingford, Conn./Choate Rosemary Hall
* - studying abroad in 2014 Fall Semester
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach: Joe Jones (SUNY Oswego ‘87, ‘89), 4th season
Associate Head Coach: Shaun Morris (Lycoming ‘05), 4th season
Assistant Coach: Curtis Wilson (Adelphi ‘91, ‘94), 4th season
Assistant Coach: Walt Corbean (Xavier ‘91, Northern Kentucky ‘97), 1st season
Director of Basketball Operations: Joe Bianco (Villanova ‘09), 6th season
Strength and Conditioning: Glenn Harris (Appalachian State ‘96), 19th season
California (2)
Cameron Curry
Braiten Madrigal
Connecticut (1)
John Papale
Florida (2)
Cedric Hankerson
Nick Havener
Kentucky (1)
Nathan Dieudonne
New Jersey (3)
Eric Fanning
Blaise Mbargorba
Cheddi Mosely
New York (1)
Dylan Haines
North Carolina (1)
Eric Johnson
Pennsylvania (1)
Dylan Brossman
Washington D.C. (1)
Justin Alston
PRONUNCIATIONS
BLAISE
blaze
MBARGORBA
bar-gore-ba
Nathan
DIEUDONNE
joo-din-ay
CHEDDI
Ched-ee
John
MOSELY
MOSE-lee
PAPALE
pah-PAL-ee
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 ones
e jCOACH
joHEAD
fourth SEASON • suny oswego ‘87, ‘89
With 20 years of coaching
experience, Joe Jones enters the
2014-15 season in his fourth
year at the helm with the Boston
University men’s basketball team,
as the Terriers look to defend
their Patriot League regular
season title and clinch their third
straight postseason tournament
appearance.
The 2013-14 season proved
to be a memorable one, as BU
finished atop the conference
standings for the first time since 2004. The Terriers went
15-3 in league play and finished with a 24-11 overall
record for the second most wins in school history and
just one win shy of the record set in 1996-97. After
making their 16th overall appearance in a conference
championship final, they advanced to the National
Invitation Tournament (NIT) for the team’s second
consecutive postseason appearance following the 2013
CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament.
In-season highlights include Jones becoming the
first-ever BU coach to claim two victories against the
Atlantic Coast Conference when the Terriers won at
Maryland (83-77) on Dec. 21 after topping Boston College
(75-61) at Conte Forum in 2011. Under his guidance, BU
averaged 71.2 ppg and finished the year shooting 45.2
percent from the field, the team’s highest mark since
1992-93. The team set two team records with 64 points
in a first half against UMass Lowell and a 66.1 shooting
percent mark against Lafayette in the PL tournament.
Individually, Maurice Watson Jr. set a school and PL
record with 248 assists in a season while also tallying 74
steals, second most in a season. D.J. Irving finished his
collegiate career ranked ninth in scoring, while classmate
Dom Morrisbecame just the sixth Terrier in program history
to reach 1,000 points and 700 rebounds.
On the defensive end, BU went 17-3 when holding
opponents below 70 points and led a conference in
turnover margin for first time since 2005 at +1.91. Season
highlights included holding fellow Patriot League member
Navy to its lowest offensive output (32) since 1943 and
limiting the league’s top scoring offense (Lafayette) to
just 54 points in a 91-54 rout. The margin of victory was
the largest ever for a Patriot League quarterfinal game.
BU’s success was a continuation of the momentum
built from the 2012-13 season. Despite being banned
from the 2013 America East tournament due to the move
to the Patriot League, the Terriers (17-13, 11-5 AE)
finished second in the league standings and swept both
of the conference tournament finalists en route to the
CollegeInsider.com Tournament.
Besides the tournament ban, the 2012-13 season
was presented with many others challenges, including the
graduation of six players from the previous season. With a
recruiting class heralded by ESPN.com as one of the best
at the mid-major level, BU would go on to lead the AE in
field goal shooting percentage (.449) for the first time
since 1994 and in assists (13.6 per game) for the first
time since 2004. Defensively, they held nine straight nonconference opponents below 70 points, a feat last seen at
BU over 50 years ago.
In Jones’ first season on Commonwealth Ave.,
the Terriers recorded a 12-4 (.750) record in AE action,
marking the best-ever winning percentage in conference
play by a first-year head coach in BU history. Highlights
included the Terriers beating BC at Conte Forum for the
first time since 1974 and snapping Rhode Island’s 32-game
home win streak vs. non-conference teams.
Boston University named Joe Jones, who was most
recently the associate head coach at BC, the 25th head
coach of the men’s basketball program, on June 23, 2011.
He left BC after helping the Eagles go 21-13 and advanced
to the second round of the NIT.
Prior to joining the Eagles, Jones served as head
coach at Columbia from 2003 to 2010. In the season
prior to his arrival, they went 2-25 overall and 0-14 in
conference play. The following year, he led them to a
10-17 (6-8) record, marking the third-best single-season
turnaround in Ivy League history.
In 2006-07, the Lions captured 16 wins, the best
performance by a Columbia squad since 1992-93. The Class
of 2010 would finish with 26 Ivy League victories, marking
the most conference wins by a Columbia class since the
Class of 1994. In addition, the group became the third
consecutive class to record 53 wins, a feat that hadn’t
been reached since the Class of 1979.
Jones previously served as an assistant coach at
Villanova for six seasons (1997-2003) - four years under
Steve Lappas and two years under Jay Wright - and was
named one of the nation’s top recruiters by Eastern
Basketball magazine in 1999. During his tenure, the
Wildcats advanced to postseason play in five of the six
seasons and compiled a 105-83 record.
His collegiate coaching career began with Hofstra
(1994-97) as an assistant coach under Wright. During his
first season, he helped recruit the No. 1 ranked class in
the conference. His recruiting efforts assisted in laying
the groundwork for the Pride’s rise in prominence that
culminated in a three-year record of 72-22.
Before entering the collegiate coaching arena, Jones
served as head coach at Long Island’s Comsewogue High
School for two years (1993-94). The Long Island native
was a four-year letterman at the State University of
New York at Oswego (1983-87) where he graduated with
a bachelor’s degree in communications in 1987 and a
master’s degree in counseling in 1989.
Jones and his wife, Kristin, have two children
- daughter, Sydney (12) and son, JJ (8). His older brother,
James, just completed his 15th season as the head coach
at Yale.
jones ’ YEAR-BY-YEAR C O A C H I N G R E S U M E
YEAR
SCHOOL
POSITION
RECORD
HIGHLIGHTS
1994-95 Hofstra
Assistant Coach
10-18
1995-96 Hofstra
Assistant Coach
8-19
1996-97 Hofstra
Assistant Coach
12-15
1997-98 Villanova
Assistant Coach
12-17
1998-99 Villanova
Assistant Coach
21-11
NCAA First Round
1999-00 Villanova
Assistant Coach
20-13
NIT Second Round
2000-01 Villanova
Assistant Coach
18-13
NIT First Round
2001-02 Villanova
Assistant Coach
19-13
NIT Quarterfinals
2002-03 Villanova
Assistant Coach
15-16
NIT Opening Round
2003-04 Columbia
Head Coach
10-17
2004-05 Columbia
Head Coach
12-15
2005-06 Columbia
Head Coach
11-16
2006-07 Columbia
Head Coach
16-12
Most wins at Columbia since 1991-92
2007-08 Columbia
Head Coach
14-15
2008-09 Columbia
Head Coach
12-16
2009-10 Columbia
Head Coach
11-17
2010-11 Boston College
Associate HC
21-13
NIT Second Round
2011-12 Boston University Head Coach
16-16
2012-13 Boston University Head Coach
17-13
CIT First Round
2013-14 Boston University Head Coach
24-11
PL Reg. Season Champs, NIT, 2nd Most Wins at BU
2014-15 Boston University Head Coach
1-1
AT BOSTON U.
4 SEASONS 58-41 (.586)
AS A HEAD COACH
11 SEASONS 144-149 (.491)
AS AN ASSISTANT
10 SEASONS 156-148 (.513)
TOTALS
21 SEASONS 300-297 (.503) Eight Postseason Appearances
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
All-Time Record vs. Opponents
BU
Opponent
Career
4-0.................................. Albany............................... 4-2
1-2...............................American.............................2-4
3-0.................................. Army................................4-2
0-1................................. Belmont.............................. 0-1
4-0............................ Binghamton..........................4-0
1-0.............................Boston College.......................... 1-0
.......................................Brown................................ 7-7
.......................................Bryant................................ 2-0
1-2...............................Bucknell.............................2-2
.................................... California.............................. 0-2
..................................... UC Davis.............................. 1-0
1-0.................................UC Irvine.............................. 1-0
0-1................................. Canisius............................... 1-1
0-1............................ Cleveland State.......................... 0-1
2-0............................ Coastal Carolina......................... 2-0
2-0................................Colgate..............................2-0
0-1...............................Connecticut............................ 0-1
1-1.................................. Cornell............................. 3-13
................................... City College............................ 1-0
....................................Dartmouth............................. 8-6
..................................... Dayton...................................
1-0................................. Delaware.............................. 1-0
.................................Delaware State.......................... 1-0
...................................... DePaul............................... 0-1
........................................Duke................................. 0-1
0-1......................... Eastern Washington....................... 0-1
.............................. Fairleigh Dickinson....................... 1-0
..................................... Fordham.............................. 1-2
0-1..............................George Mason........................... 0-1
0-2..........................George Washington....................... 0-2
2-3................................. Hartford.............................. 2-3
0-3............................... Harvard.............................8-9
1-0.................................. Hofstra............................... 1-2
2-0............................. Holy Cross...........................2-0
1-0..................................Howard............................... 1-0
0-1.................................. Illinois............................... 0-1
................................ Kennesaw State......................... 1-0
....................................Kentucky..................................
3-0.............................. Lafayette............................5-4
0-1.................................. LaSalle............................... 0-1
1-1.................................Lehigh...............................5-4
1-0.............................. LIU Brooklyn........................... 4-1
.................................... Longwood............................. 2-0
2-2........................ Loyola Maryland......................2-2
3-1................................... Maine................................ 3-2
....................................Manhattan............................. 0-1
.......................................Marist................................ 1-0
1-0.................................Maryland.............................. 1-0
.................................... Marywood............................. 1-0
1-0........................... UMass Lowell.........................1-0
................................ Morehead State......................... 1-0
2-0.................................. Navy................................3-0
..................................... NC State.............................. 0-1
3-1..........................New Hampshire........................4-1
........................................ NJIT................................. 3-0
1-3........................... Northeastern.........................1-3
1-1...........................Norfolk State.........................1-1
................................... Notre Dame............................ 0-1
....................................Ohio State............................. 0-1
............................... Prairie View A&M........................ 1-0
........................................Penn................................. 5-9
................................... Polytechnic............................ 1-0
.................................... Princeton............................ 4-10
....................................Providence............................. 0-1
2-1............................. Quinnipiac...........................2-2
1-0.............................. Rhode Island........................... 1-0
0-1..................................Rutgers............................... 0-1
.................................. Sacred Heart........................... 4-3
.................................... Seton Hall............................. 0-1
............................... St. Francis (N.Y.)........................ 2-3
.................................... St. John’s............................. 0-2
0-2...............................St. Joseph’s............................ 0-2
2-0.............................. St. Peter’s............................2-1
.................................... Seton Hall............................. 0-1
1-3...............................Stony Brook............................ 4-7
..................................... Syracuse.............................. 0-1
0-1................................... Texas................................ 0-1
.................................... Troy State............................. 1-0
4-0................................... UMBC................................ 4-1
2-2................................. Vermont.............................. 2-2
0-1.................................Villanova.............................. 0-3
.................................. Virginia Tech........................... 0-1
...................................... Wagner............................... 4-1
................................... Washington............................ 0-1
.................................. Wentworth................................
........................................ Yale................................. 5-9
58-41...............................TOTAL........................ 144-149
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
#0 eric johnson
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
freshman • guard • 6-2 • 180
durham, n.c. • carlisle H.S. (va.)
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013-14
• Earned first career start in the second game of
the season at Norfolk State ... Dished out first two
career assists and added first steal.
• Scored first career basket and hauled in first
rebound vs. Northeastern in season opener.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Ranked eighth-best recruit in state of Virginia.
• Earned All-State First Team as a senior, averaging
12.3 ppg, 6.1 apg, 2.4 rpg and 1.4 spg.
• Earned 2013 All-State Second Team honors as a
junior.
• Helped team end sophomore season ranked third
nationally.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Born Sept. 15, 1995.
• Has two younger siblings.
• Enrolled in the College of Communication.
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Miscellaneous 2014-15
3+ Scoring Games
10+ Scoring Games
3+ Rebounding Games
10+ Rebounding Games
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Assists Games
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
2+ Made 3FGs Games
YEAR GP-GS
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2-1
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2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 #2 john papale
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
Season
Career
20 at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
PL
20 at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
Minutes Played
Season
40 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
40 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
in
last
5
mins
...
Hit
two
clutch
3FGs
down
the
stretch.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2014-15
39 vs. Colgate (1-15-14)
• Tallied 18 points at Albany, including 11 in OT with 3 3FGs. PL • Scored team-high 17 pts. at Norfolk State (5-of-9 3FG) in
• Earned first career start vs. Binghamton ... Had 14 points
career-high 40 minutes of action.
Field Goals Made
and game-high nine rebounds.
• Dished out career-high six assists vs. Northeastern.
Season
• Led BU in scoring for first time with 16 pts. vs. Quinnipiac
Career
7, 4x, last at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
... Hit game-tying 3FG with 5.4s left to send game to OT.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013-14
PL 7 at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
• Hit 65 made 3-pointers ... Paul Seymour (‘03) set the BU
• Started season 29.7 FG% and 25.0 3FG% through first 10
freshman record with 70 in 1999-00.
games ... Shot over 51.0 FG% and 51.0 3FG% since.
Field Goal Attempts
• Hit five 3FGs during 8:30 stretch in 2nd half to finish with Season
• Finished t-7th in BU season records with 70 3-pointers ...
17 pts. at Canisius ... Most 3FGs by freshman since 2009.
Hit five 2nd-half 3-pointers at Army to finish with 19 pts.
Career
13 vs. Norfolk State (12-15-13)
• Reached double figures a personal-best five straight times
PL 12 at Lafayette (1-11-14)
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
before finishing with nine vs. American ... Hit two key FGs
• Named one of nation’s top-25 3-point shooters by ESPN.com.
at Colgate in final minutes to finish with 13 points.
3-PT Field Goals Made
• Finished career as the school’s all-time leading scorer with
• Tallied career-high 20 points at Loyola Maryland ... Went
Season
1,335 points in three years.
perfect 7-of-7, draining six 3-pointers in process.
Career 6 at Loyola (2-15-14), vs. NSU (12-15-13)
• Named 2012 New Haven Register Player of the Year and
• Opened 2nd half at Lehigh with four straight 3-pointers.
NEPSAC Class A Player of the Year.
PL 6 at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
• Drained career-high six 3-pointers vs. Norfolk State for a
• Served as team captain as a senior and junior.
season-high 18 points, one point shy of personal best.
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
• Led team to NEPSAC Class A Championship as a junior.
• Keyed 8-1 run in final 44 seconds behind two 3-pointers
Season
• A two-time NEPSAC Class A First Team honoree.
to send game vs. Harvard to overtime.
Career
11 vs. Norfolk State (12-15-13)
• Hit 3FG and later followed with three made free throws to
PERSONAL INFORMATION
help BU finish on 10-2 run to defeat Northeastern, 72-69.
PL 9 at Lafayette (1-11-14)
• Born April 29, 1993.
Free Throws Made
• Father, Michael, played both basketball and baseball at
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012-13
Season
Assumption College.
• Earned America East All-Rookie Team honors after leading

Career
5 at Bucknell (1-25-14)
• Has one older brother, Michael, who is the director of
the conference in 3-point field goal shooting
(.419).
basketball operations at Quinnipiac.
• Started the final 14
games.
PL
5 at Bucknell (1-25-14)

• Enrolled in College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in
• Ranked 19th in conference-only games at 10.9 ppg.
Free Throw Attempts
international relations.
• Recorded season-high 19 pts. at Vermont with 12 coming
Season

Career
6 at Bucknell (1-25-14)




PL 6 at Bucknell (1-25-14)


 

 
 

 
         Rebounds

 


 
 



         Season

 


 
 



        
Career
9 vs. Binghamton (1-23-13)



  
 



        
PL 3 at Bucknell (1-25-14)
Assists


Season
6 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)




Career
6 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)


PL
3 vs. Navy (1-7-14), at Lehigh (1-5-14)


Blocks

Season
Career
1, 5x, last vs. Colgate (1-15-14)
PL 1 vs. Colgate (1-15-14)
Steals
Season
Career
3, 4x, last at Army (2-26-14)
PL 3 at Army (2-26-14), Loyola (2-15-14)
junior • Guard • 6-3 • 190
wallingford, conn. • choate rosemary hall
2013 All-AE Rookie team
Miscellaneous
2014-15
10+ Scoring Games
2
20+ Scoring Games
5+ Rebounding Games
1
10+ Rebounding Games
Double-doubles
Games Led BU In Scoring
1
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
1
3+ Made 3FGs Games
1
3+ Assists Games
2
3-to-1 or Higher A-T Ratio Games 2
3+ Steals Games
YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG. FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA
12-13 30-14 910 30.3 100-230 .435
65-155
13-14 35-33 1062 30.3 113-257 .440
70-169
14-15
2-2
78 39.0
10-22 .455
6-13
TOTAL 67-49 2050 30.6 223-509 .438 141-337
PCT
.419
.414
.462
.418
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
15-22 .682
16-63
30-34 .882
16-42
2-2 1.000
2-7
47-58 .810 34-112
TOT AVG
79 2.6
58 1.7
9 4.5
146 2.2
PF-FO
52-1
34-0
4-0
90-1
A
33
42
9
84
TO BLK
21
2
16
5
3
0
40
7
STL
20
23
2
45
CAREER
32
1
4
--9
2
1
23
10
6
4
PTS AVG
280 9.3
326 9.3
28 14.0
634 9.5
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
#3 eric fanning
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
sophomore • guard • 6-5 • 190
trenton, n.j. • WAGNER • Perkiomen (Pa.)
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2014-15
• Tied career high with four made free throws and
five attempts at Norfolk State.
• Tallied eight points and two assists in first
appearance as a Terrier against Northeastern.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Appeared in 22 games as a freshman in 2012-13
at Wagner ... Averaged 6.4 ppg, 2.9 rpg and 16.7
minutes while shooting 46.2 percent from the field.
• Finished in double figure scoring on six occasions,
highlighted by 15 points at St. Francis (NY).
• Ranked as high as No. 11 in New Jersey.
• Averaged 20.5 ppg, 5.3 rpg and 2.8 apg to help
lead Perkiomen (PA) to the Tri-County title en route
to Pottsmerc Player of the Year honors.
• Finished with 1,186 points in two years after
transferring from Trenton H.S.
• Ran cross country and played football in H.S.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013-14
• Redshirted the season due to NCAA transfer rules.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Born Dec. 6, 1992.
• Has one older brother and one younger sister.
• Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences,
majoring in sociology.























 














































   
























Season
Career
15 at St. Francis NY (1-26-13)
PL
Minutes Played
Season
Career
27 at St. Francis NY (1-26-13)
PL
Field Goals Made
Season
Career
6 at St. Francis NY (1-26-13)
PL
Field Goal Attempts
Season
Career 10 at St. Fr. NY (1-26-13), Bryant (1-19-13)
PL
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season
Career
2, 4x, last at Bryant (1-19-13)
PL
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
Career
5 at Bryant (1-19-13)
PL
Free Throws Made
Season
4 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
4, 3x, last at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
Free Throw Attempts
Season
5 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career 5 at NSU (11-19-14), vs. SMU (12-21-12)
PL
Rebounds
Season
Career 7 at MSM (1-24-13), vs. St. Fr. NY (1-12-13)
PL
Assists
Season
2 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
Career 2 vs. N’eastern (11-16-14), at Syr. (11-18-12)
PL
Blocks
Season
Career 1 vs. St. Fr. NY (1-12-13), at MSM (1-24-13)
PL
Steals
Season
Career
3 vs. SMU (12-21-12)
PL
Miscellaneous
2014-15
8+ Scoring Games
1
10+ Scoring Games
4+ Rebounding Games
1
10+ Rebounding Games
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Assists Games
1
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
2+ Made 3FGs Games
YEAR GP-GS
12-13* 22-3
14-15
2-0
TOTAL 24-3
MIN AVG.
367 16.7
39 19.5
406 16.9
FG-FGA
48-104
3-9
51-113
PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
.462
14-37 .378
.333
1-3 .333
.451
15-40 .375
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
31-45 .689
18-46
7-9 .778
1-4
38-54 .704
19-50
TOT AVG
64 2.9
5 2.5
69 2.9
PF-FO
32-1
4-0
36-1
A
9
2
11
TO BLK
32
2
2
0
34
2
STL
11
0
11
TOTAL
9
6
8
2
1
4
PTS AVG
141 6.4
14 7.0
155 6.5
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 #5 blaise mbargorba
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Missed the entire 2012-13 season as a freshman at
SMU due to a preseason shoulder injury.
• Averaged 15 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks
his senior year at The Peddie School.
• A four-star ESPN recruit who was ranked as high as
No. 98 nationally and No. 16 amongst centers.
• Rated as high as No. 3 in the state of New Jersey.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013-14
• Redshirted the season due to NCAA rules.
Season
PL
sophomore • center • 6-11 • 210
Hightstown, n.j. • smu • The Peddie school
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2014-15
• Tallied six points and three rebounds vs.
Northeastern in his first career appearance at the
college ranks.
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences,
majoring in sociology.
Minutes Played
Season
PL
Field Goals Made
Season
PL
Field Goal Attempts
Season
PL
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season
PL
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
PL
Free Throws Made
Season
PL




























 




















 


















   






















Free Throw Attempts
Season
PL
Rebounds
Season
PL
Assists
Season
PL
Blocks
Season
PL
Steals
Season
PL
Miscellaneous 2014-15
6+ Scoring Games
10+ Scoring Games
3+ Rebounding Games
10+ Rebounding Games
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Assists Games
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
YEAR GP-GS
TOTAL
2-0
MIN AVG.
29 14.5
FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
4-7 .571
0-0 .000
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
0-1 .000
1-2
TOT AVG
3 1.5
PF-FO
4-0
A
0
TO BLK
2
0
STL
0
1
-1
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PTS AVG
8 4.0
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
#15 cheddi mosely
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
freshman • guard • 6-3 • 175
Jersey city, n.j. • st. anthony
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2014-15
• Went a perfect 4-of-4, including 3-of-3 from
behind the arc, for 12 points in his collegiate debut
vs. Northeastern ... Most points by a Terrier in his
debut since D.J. Irving scored 14 vs. NU in 2010 ...
Added three steals in the contest.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Ranked as the state’s No. 7 prospect in the Class of
2014 according to NJHoops.com.
• Averaged 10.4 ppg his senior year at St. Anthony
• Received over 15 offers, including letters from
Buffalo, Holy Cross and Quinnipiac.
• Selected to participate in the 2014 Jordan Brand
Classic Regional Game.
• Averaged 10.3 ppg and 2.5 rpg playing for the NJ
Playaz AAU team in the summer of 2013.
• Helped lead St. Anthony’s to a 28-2 record and
final NJ Hoops ranking of second in the state as a
junior.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Born Oct. 3, 1995.
• Has one younger brother, Jagan, who is currently a
junior at St. Anthony.
• Enrolled in the College of General Studies,

undecided on major









 


















 




















 


















   



Season
PL
















 
 
 
Minutes Played
Season
PL
Field Goals Made
Season
PL
Field Goal Attempts
Season
PL
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season
PL
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
PL
Free Throws Made
Season
PL
Free Throw Attempts
Season
PL
Rebounds
Season
PL
Assists
Season
PL
Blocks
Season
PL
Steals
Season
PL
Miscellaneous 2014-15
6+ Scoring Games
10+ Scoring Games
3+ Rebounding Games
10+ Rebounding Games
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Assists Games
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
2+ Made 3FGs Games
YEAR GP-GS
14-15
2-1
MIN AVG.
39 19.5
FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
6-9 .667
5-7 .714
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
1-2 .500
0-1
TOT AVG
1 0.5
PF-FO
1-0
A
3
TO BLK
2
0
STL
3
1
1
1
1
2
PTS AVG
18 9.0
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 #21 cedric hankerson
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
sophomore • guard • 6-5 • 190
Miami, fla. • coral reef
2014 all-pl rookie team
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2014-15
• Dished out career-high seven assists at Norfolk St.
... Hit career-high 11 FTs for 16 points ... Tied career
high in steals with three.
• Made first career start in season opener vs.
Northeastern ... Dished out six assists while leading
BU in points (15).
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Rated 16th best player in the state of Florida.
• Chose the Terriers over Va. Tech, Okla. St. & more.
• Earned 2012 All-State First Team honors at Coral
Reef H.S.
• Averaged double-double as a junior at 22.9 ppg
and 11.4 rpg while shooting 43% from the field.
• Named ESPNHS.com Southeast Region Player of the
Week on Dec. 15, 2011 after he recorded 32 points,
18 rebounds, four assists and four steals against
Southridge (Miami).
• Posted a 24-point, six-steal performance against
Varela (Miami) earlier in the week.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013-14
• Earned Patriot League All-Rookie Team honors.
• Drained five 3FGs at Loyola ... Hit season-high
five FTs to finish with season-high 20 points.
• Hit five 3FGs vs. Army (19 pts.) ... Three steals.
• Led BU in scoring (tied with Watson) for the first
time with a game-high 11 points vs. Navy.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Earned Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors
• Born Jan. 20, 1995.
behind 14 pts., 7 rebs., 3 stls. at Maryland.
• Has one older brother, Charles Jr., a senior guard at
• Posted two steals at GW and vs. LIU Brooklyn.
Wyoming (transfer from Alabama).
• Tallied 10 points vs. UMass Lowell 
on 4-of-6
• Father played at Hampton University.
shooting ... Added
first career steal.
• Enrolled in the School of Management, majoring in

• Recorded eight points in collegiate debut at
business administration and management.
Northeastern, draining two 3-pointers.







 
 











 











































   
 
 
 















CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013

 
 
 
Season
Career
20 at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
PL
20 at Loyola Maryland (2-15-14)
Minutes Played
Season
38 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
38 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
20 vs. Colgate (1-15-14), HC (1-2-14)
Field Goals Made
Season
Career
6 vs. Army (1-29-14)
PL
6 vs. Army (1-29-14)
Field Goal Attempts
Season
13 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
Career
13 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
PL
8 vs. Army (1-29-14)
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season
Career 5 at Loyola (2-15-14), vs. Army (1-29-14)
PL
5 at Loyola (2-15-14), vs. Army (1-29-14)
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
6 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
Career
6, 3x, last vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
PL
6 at Loyola (2-15-14), vs. Army (1-29-14)
Free Throws Made
Season
11 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
11 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
5 at Loyola (2-15-14)
Free Throw Attempts
Season
16 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
16 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
6 at Loyola (2-15-14)
Rebounds
Season
Career
7 at Maryland (12-21-13)
PL
4 vs. Army (1-29-14), Loyola (1-20-14)
Assists
Season
7 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
7 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
1 vs. Navy (1-7-14), at Lehigh (1-5-14)
Blocks
Season
Career
1 vs. Holy Cross (1-2-14)
PL
1 vs. Holy Cross (1-2-14)
Steals
Season
3 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
3 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
3 vs. Army (1-29-14)
Miscellaneous
2014-15
10+ Scoring Games
2
20+ Scoring Games
4+ Rebounding Games
2
10+ Rebounding Games
Games Led BU In Scoring
1
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2
5+ Assists Games
2
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
1
3+ Made 3FGs Games
YEAR GP-GS
13-14
35-0
14-15
2-2
TOTAL 37-2
MIN AVG.
512 14.6
72 36.0
584 15.8
FG-FGA
61-148
5-19
66-167
PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
.412
40-103 .388
.263
3-11 .273
.395 43-114 .377
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
47-69 .681
21-50
18-25 .720
3-6
65-94 .691
24-56
TOT AVG
71 2.0
9 4.5
80 2.2
PF-FO
57-0
6-0
63-0
A
12
13
25
TO BLK
15
2
5
0
20
2
STL
27
3
30
TOTAL
7
1
10
3
2
2
7
4
PTS AVG
209 6.0
31 15.5
240 6.5
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
#22 nathan dieudonne
Season/Career GAME Highs
junior • Forward • 6-7 • 225
louisville, K.Y. • TRINITY
AS A JUNIOR IN 2014-15
• Posted second career double-double with 11 points and 10
rebounds at Norfolk State ... Played career-high 37 mins.
• Earned career-high two steals.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013-14
• Led BU in scoring vs. Bucknell with 13 points.
• Led BU in rebounding in back-to-back games with gamehigh seven boards vs. Colgate and Loyola Maryland.
• Reached double figures for fourth time with 10p vs. Navy.
• Posted team-high nine rebs. at Maryland and at Lehigh.
• Led BU in scoring for the first time ever with a careerhigh 21 points + nine rebounds vs. St. Peter’s ... Hit gamewinning free throw with 1.7s left in the 66-65 victory.
• Earned first career double-double vs. Eastern Washington
with 16 points and personal-best 12 rebounds.
• Played 28 minutes vs. Northeastern in 1st start since Jan.
5, 2013 vs. Hartford.
alongside junior Travis Robinson.
• Started in his first career appearance as a Terrier ... Tallied
game-high nine rebs. with seven points at Northeastern.
• Became the first BU freshman since Scott Brittain (‘10) to
lead the Terriers in rebounding in the season opener.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Named state of Kentucky’s Mr. Basketball & Gatorade Player
of the Year as a senior ... Led Trinity to first-ever state title.
• Named MVP of the Sweet 16 after collecting 70 points and
33 rebounds in the four games for the Shamrocks ... Finished
senior season at 14.0 ppg, 6.7 rpg, 1.4 spg and 1.3 apg.
• Served as team captain and also received All-State First
Team accolades ... Placed on the All-Seventh Region First
Team squad as a junior and senior.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Born Oct. 14, 1993.
• Father, Carl, played the defensive line position on the
football team at the Air Force Academy.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012-13
• Has three siblings - Danny, Kianna and Nadia ... Brother
• Tied season high with 11 points vs. UMBC.

competed in track and for the football team at Air Force ...
• Recorded first two 
career blocks at Albany.
Sister Kianna plays volleyball at Rollins College.
• Game-high eight rebounds vs. Howard.

• Enrolled in Sargent College, majoring in health science.
• Season-high 11 points at Coastal Carolina.
• Led BU in rebounding in each of the first two games
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Points
Season
Career
21 vs. St. Peter’s (11-30-13)
PL
13 vs. Bucknell (2-23-14)
Minutes Played
Season
37 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
37 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL 28 vs. Loyola Maryland (1-20-14)
Field Goals Made
Season
Career
6 vs. St. Peter’s (11-30-13)
PL
5 vs. Bucknell (2-23-14)
Field Goal Attempts
Season
Career
9, 3x, last vs. Bucknell (2-23-14)
PL
9 vs. Bucknell (2-23-14)
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season
Career
2, 3x, last vs. Lafayette (3-5-14)
PL 2 vs. Laf. (3-5-14), Bucknell (2-23-14)
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
4 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
Career
4 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
PL
3 vs. Laf. (3-5-14), Bucknell (2-23-14)
Free Throws Made
Season
Career
9 vs. St. Peter’s (11-30-13)
PL
3 at Lafayette (1-11-14)
Free Throw Attempts
Season
Career
12 vs. St. Peter’s (11-30-13)
PL
4 at Lafayette (1-11-14)
Rebounds
Season
Career
12 vs. Eastern Washington (11-22-13)
PL
9 at Navy (2-5-14), Lehigh (1-5-14)
Assists
Season
Career
2, 5x, last vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
PL
2 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
Blocks
Season
Career 2 vs. Army (1-29-14), at Albany (1-23-13)
PL
2 vs. Army (1-29-14)
Steals
Season
2 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
Career
2 vs. Northeastern (11-16-14)
PL
1, 3x, last at Army (2-26-14)
Miscellaneous
2014-15
10+ Scoring Games
1
6+ Rebounding Games
2
10+ Rebounding Games
1
Double-Double
1
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
2
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Made 3FGs Games
2+ Assists Games
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
1
YEAR GP-GS MIN AVG. FG-FGA
12-13 28-14 478 17.1 49-113
13-14 35-34 724 20.7 65-128
14-15
2-2
70 35.0
6-13
TOTAL 65-50 1272 19.6 120-254
PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
.434
11-36 .306
.508
12-41 .293
.462
2-5 .400
.472
25-82 .305
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
18-23 .783
21-74
40-51 .784 41-123
2-5 .400
4-15
60-79 .759 66-212
TOT AVG
95 3.4
164 4.7
19 9.5
278 4.3
PF-FO
56-0
83-1
7-0
146-1
A
14
16
2
32
TO BLK
28
5
47 11
3
1
78 17
STL
7
8
2
17
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21
2
2
2
15
2
5
2
1
PTS AVG
127 4.5
182 5.2
16 8.0
325 5.0
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 #32 justin alston
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
junior • Forward • 6-8 • 220
washington d.c. • archbishop carroll
AS A JUNIOR IN 2014-15
• Reached double-figure scoring for second time ever
with 13 points at Norfolk State in career-high 26 min ...
Dished out career-high two assists ... Added two blocks.
• Made first career start in season opener vs.
Northeastern.
• Made first appearance of the season at Quinnipiac after
missing the first seven games due to injury.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2012-13
• Had two slam dunks vs. Binghamton and finished with
six points in season-high 16 minutes of action.
• Had six points in 12 minutes of action vs. Hartford.
• Season-high three blocks in 11 min. vs. Howard.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2013-14
• Posted all seven points in second half vs. Lafayette in
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
PL quarterfinals ... Added fourth career assist.
• Served as team captain his senior year, averaging 11.4
• Recorded career-high 17 points vs. Lafayette,
points per game.
including 10 in first half, after totaling 16 points over
• Recorded a 19-point, 10-board performance in his final
the previous 11 games ... Went 8-of-10 from the field in
regular season game.
career-high 17 minutes of action.
• Invited to the Capital Classics All-Star Game.
• Tallied season-high two blocks vs. Loyola Md. and two
• A Maryland All-League Honorable Mention selection.
steals vs. Army.
• Played 12 minutes vs. Holy Cross ... Posted careerPERSONAL INFORMATION
high four rebounds with six points. 
• Born July 2, 1994.
• Posted six pts. and
three rebs. at Saint Joseph’s.
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• Has two siblings, Alexis and Jordan.
• Tallied third career assist at Maryland.
• Enrolled in the School of Hospitality Administration.
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Season
Career
17 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
PL 17 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
Minutes Played
Season
26 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
26 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL 17 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
Field Goals Made
Season
Career
8 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
PL 8 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
Field Goal Attempts
Season
Career
10 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
PL
10 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season
0
Career
0
PL 0
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
0
Career
0
PL
0
Free Throws Made
Season
3 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
3 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
2 vs. Lehigh (2-1-14), HC (1-2-14)
Free Throw Attempts
Season
5 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
5 at Norfolk State (11-19-12)
PL
2, 3x, last vs. Lehigh (2-1-14)
Rebounds
Season
4 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
4, 3x, last at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
4 at Colgate (2-12-14), vs. HC (1-2-14)
Assists
Season
2 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
Career
2 at Norfolk State (11-19-14)
PL
1 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14), HC (1-2-14)
Blocks
Season
Career
3 vs. Howard (12-29-12)
PL
2 vs. Loyola Maryland (1-20-14)
Steals
Season
Career
2 vs. Army (1-29-14), at SBU (1-15-13)
PL
2 vs. Army (1-29-14)
Miscellaneous
2014-15
4+ Scoring Games
2
10+ Scoring Games
1
3+ Rebounding Games
1
10+ Rebounding Games
Double-Double
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Assists Games
1
2+ Blocks Games
1
2+ Steals Games
YEAR GP-GS
12-13
22-0
13-14
28-0
14-15
2-2
TOTAL 52-2
MIN AVG.
141
6.4
242
8.6
43 21.5
426
8.2
FG-FGA
14-27
34-53
7-11
55-91
PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
.519
0-0 .000
.642
0-0 .000
.636
0-0 .000
.604
0-0 .000
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
3-7 .429
4-20
9-12 .750
18-31
5-7 .714
1-3
17-26 .654
23-54
TOT AVG
24 1.1
49 1.8
4 2.0
77 1.5
PF-FO
22-0
53-0
8-0
83-0
A
2
4
2
8
TO BLK
12
7
15
7
2
2
29 16
STL
4
7
0
11
CAREER
14
2
9
1
1
3
1
PTS AVG
31 1.4
77 2.8
19 9.5
127 2.4
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
www.GoTerriers.com
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
#41 dylan haines
Season/Career GAME Highs
Points
sophomore • forward • 7-0 • 230
liverpool, n.y. • st. thomas more (conn.)
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013-14
• Posted a season-high two rebounds vs. Lafayette
in the Patriot League quarterfinals.
• Earned block and rebound in eight minutes vs.
Lafayette.
• Matched season high with eight minutes played
vs. Navy ... Earned first career block in contest.
• Drained second career 3-pointer vs. Harvard.
• Hit long jumper and 3-pointer in his debut at UC
Irvine ... Added first career rebound, assist and steal
in the victory.
• Missed first four games due to injury that kept him
out most of the preseason.
the National Prep School Tournament.
• Spent four years at Christian Brothers Academy in
Syracuse, N.Y.
• Named team captain his senior year and was later
selected a Zebra Classic State D-III All-Star after
winning the league title.
• Also played football and lacrosse.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
• Born Sept. 4, 1994.
• Father, Mark, played basketball at SUNY Canton,
while grandfather played semi-pro basketball with
the Syracuse Nets.
• Has one younger sister, Audrey.
• Enrolled in the School of Communication, majoring
in journalism.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
• Averaged 15 points, seven rebounds and three
assists during his post-graduate year
at St. Thomas
More (Conn.).
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• Helped team finish runner-up in the NEPSAC AAA 
League Championship and reach the semifinals of
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Minutes Played
Season
8, 3x, last vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
PL
8 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14)
Field Goals Made
Season
2 at UC Irvine (11-23-13)
PL
Field Goal Attempts
Season
2 vs. LIU (11-24-13), at UCI (11-23-13)
PL
3-PT Field Goals Made
Season 1 vs. Harvard (12-7-13), at UCI (11-23-13)
PL
3-PT Field Goal Attempts
Season
1, 5x, last vs. Army (3-8-14)
PL
1 vs. Navy (1-7-14)
Free Throws Made
Season
1 at George Washington (12-11-13)
PL



5 at UC Irvine (11-23-13)
Season
PL
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







Free Throw Attempts
Season
2 at George Washington (12-11-13)
PL
Rebounds
Season
2 vs. Lafayette (3-5-14)
PL
2 vs. Lafayette (3-5-14)
Assists
Season 1 vs. Lafayette (3-5-14), at UCI (11-23-13)
PL
1 vs. Lafayette (3-5-14)
Blocks
Season
PL
1 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14), Navy (1-7-14)
Steals
Season 1 vs. Lafayette (2-8-14), at UCI (11-23-13)
PL
Miscellaneous 2013-14
5+ Scoring Games
10+ Scoring Games
3+ Rebounding Games
10+ Rebounding Games
Games Led BU In Scoring
Games Led BU In Rebounding
Games Led BU In Assists
2+ Assists Games
2+ Blocks Games
2+ Steals Games
2+ Made 3FGs Games
YEAR GP-GS
13-14
13-0
14-15
1-0
TOTAL 14-0
MIN AVG.
48
3.7
5
5.0
53
3.8
FG-FGA
4-10
0-1
4-11
PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT
.400
2-8 .250
.000
0-0 .000
.364
2-8 .250
FT-FTA PCT OFF-DEF
1-2 .500
1-6
0-0 .000
0-0
1-2 .500
1-6
TOT AVG
7 0.5
0 0.0
7 0.5
PF-FO
6-0
0-0
6-0
A
2
0
2
TO BLK
2
2
2
0
4
2
STL
2
0
2
1
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PTS AVG
11 0.8
0 0.0
11 0.8
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 25 dylan brossman
Class: Senior
Height: 5-9
Weight: 160
Position: Guard
Hometown: Reamstown, Pa.
Last School: Cocalico
AS A SENIOR IN 2014-15: Studying abroad during the Fall Semester.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2013-14: Played total of 18 minutes in eight games ... Hit
two FTs vs. Lafayette and added first career rebound in five minutes of action
in PL quarterfinals ... Scored first career points off a 3-pointer vs. Lafayette ...
Three min. vs. UMass Lowell, recording first career steal.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2012-13: Made his first appearance as a Terrier at
home against Coastal Carolina ... Attempted one field goal in two minutes ...
Played two minutes vs. Binghamton ... Attempted one field goal ... Played one
minute at Stony Brook and at Binghamton.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: Served as team captain his senior year at
Cocalico H.S. ... Averaged 12.0 points per game ... Named a PA-MD All-Star
and Lancaster-Lebanon League All-Star ... Averaged 8.0 ppg as a junior, helping team finish runnerup in the Lancaster-Lebanon League.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 27, 1993 ... Has one older sister, Brooke ... Enrolled in
the College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in economics.
13 Will Goff
Class: Freshman
Height: 6-3
Weight: 180
Position: Guard
Hometown: Scottsdale, Ariz.
Last School: Desert Mountain
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: A two-time team captain at Desert Mountain H.S.
... Received All-City honors his senior year ... Reached the state semifinals as
a junior and was named a D-I honorable mention ... Played on the varsity golf
team as a freshman ... Played soccer before high school and won two state titles
... Named to the All-City Academic Team.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 13, 1995 ... Son of David and Amy Goff ... Has two older
sisters, Danielle and Kate ... From a family of athletes ... Father was a four-year
letterman and team captain at Texas A&M ... His sister, Kate, played tennis at
the University of Kansas and is currently the social media coordinator for the
LPGA ... Uncle Ken played basketball at Minnesota State and cousin Nick Goff
played hoops at Ohio University ... Grandfather also played basketball at Texas
A&M ... Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, undecided on major.
14 braiten madrigal
Class: Sophomore
Height: 6-4
Weight: 180
Position: Guard
Hometown: Downey, Calif.
Last School: St. John Bosco
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013-14: Played 14 total minutes in seven games ... Had
reb. in 3 min. vs. Lafayette ... Played final min. at American, two min. vs.
Navy ... Hit first career field goal, a 3FG, from corner ... Played three min. vs.
UMass Lowell, attempting one 3-pointer ... Played final min. vs. LIU Brooklyn.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: Served as team captain his junior and senior
years at St. John Bosco ... Received All-league honorable mention recognition
as a junior ... Named the team’s sixth man as a sophomore.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1994 ... Son of Jorge and Christa Madrigal ... Has
two siblings, Bianca and Brielle ... Enrolled in the College of General Studies
with plans to major in economics.
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
20 cameron curry
Class: Sophomore
Height: 5-9
Weight: 170
Position: Guard
Hometown: West Covina, Calif.
Last School: Chino Hills
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2013-14: Played total 14 minutes in five games ... Tallied
first assist in PL quarterfinals vs. Lafayette ... Played season-high five min.
vs. Lafayette in regular season ... Scored first career points on back-to-back
3-pointers ... Added his first two career rebounds ... Played final two min. vs.
Navy, attempting a 3-pointer ... Played three min. vs. UMass Lowell, attempting a 3-pointer ... Played final min. vs. LIU Brooklyn.
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: Named freshman team MVP at Chino Hills High
... Earned Sierra League honorable mention his sophomore year ... Named
Team MVP as a junior after receiving Inland Empire Tournament and Sierra
League First Team accolades ... Tabbed Sierra League and Team MVP his senior
year ... Was a member of the Health Science Academy.
PERSONAL: Born March 1, 1995 ... Son of Wesley and Sharon Curry ... Has two
older siblings, Nicholas and Arielle ... Brother played was a wide receiver on
the football team at USC ... Enrolled in the College of General Studies with
plans to major in business management.
1 nick havener
Class: Freshman
Height: 6-8
Weight: 200
Position: Forward
Hometown: Sarasota, Fla.
Last School: Riverview
BEFORE BOSTON UNIVERSITY: A two-time team captain and All-State honoree
at Riverview H.S. ... Earned Class 8A All-State Second Team honors as a senior
after averaging 16.3 ppg, 10.2 rpg, 3.4 bpg and 1.9 spg ... Participated in the
FACA North-South All-Star Game ... Helped lead team to the district title as a
junior All-State Third Team member ... Reached two regional finals appearances ... Also played with Nike Team Florida.
PERSONAL: Born Nov. 2, 1995 ... Son of Barry and Becky Havener ... Has one
older brother, Mike ... Father played football at UCF ... Enrolled in the College
of Communication, undecided on major.
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www.GoTerriers.com
CONFERENCE
A T H L E T I C H O N ORS
Mike Alexander was the ECAC North Atlantic
Conference Rookie of the Year and the tournament’s
Most Outstanding Player award in 1983.
Player of the Year
Larry Jones ....................................................... 1988
Steven Key ....................................................... 1990
Tunji Awojobi . .................................................. 1997
John Holland..................................................... 2011
Darryl Partin...................................................... 2012
Rookie of the Year
Mike Alexander................................................... 1983
Tunji Awojobi . .................................................. 1994
Raja Bell .......................................................... 1995
Paul Seymour..................................................... 2000
Tyler Morris........................................................ 2007
John Holland..................................................... 2008
Jake O’Brien....................................................... 2009
Defensive Player of the Year
Shaun Wynn . .................................................... 2004
Coach of the Year
Mike Jarvis ....................................................... 1990
Dennis Wolff...................................................... 1997
Dennis Wolff...................................................... 2003
Dennis Wolff...................................................... 2004
Scholar-Athlete OF THE YEAR
Mark Daly ......................................................... 1992
Dave Stiff ......................................................... 1995
Matt Wolff......................................................... 2009
Reggie Lewis Award
America East Championship’s
Most Outstanding Player
Mike Alexander . ................................................ 1983
Jeff Timberlake . ................................................ 1988
Bill Brigham . .................................................... 1990
Tunji Awojobi . .................................................. 1997
Billy Collins....................................................... 2002
John Holland..................................................... 2011
All-Championship Team
Tony DaCosta .................................................... 1989
Jeff Timberlake . ................................................ 1989
Mark Daly ......................................................... 1990
Steven Key ....................................................... 1990
Tunji Awojobi . ....................................... 1995, 96, 97
LeVar Folk . ....................................................... 1997
Joey Beard........................................................ 1998
Chaz Carr........................................................... 2002
Billy Collins....................................................... 2002
Rashad Bell........................................................ 2003
Jason Grochowalski............................................. 2003
Corey Lowe........................................................ 2010
Jake O’Brien....................................................... 2010
John Holland........................................... 2011
Darryl Partin............................................ 2011
Maurice Watson Jr... .................................. 2014
All-Conference
First Team
Steve Wright...................................................... 1981
Tony Simms....................................................... 1983
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
Gary Plummer . .................................................. 1984
Shawn Teague.................................................... 1985
Drederick Irving......................................... 1986, 1988
Paul Hendricks .................................................. 1987
Larry Jones ....................................................... 1988
Jeff Timberlake................................................... 1989
Steven Key ....................................................... 1990
Jason Scott . ..................................................... 1991
Tunji Awojobi.....................................1994, 95, 96, 97
Billy Collins....................................................... 2002
Rashad Bell............................................... 2003, 2005
Chaz Carr.................................................. 2004, 2005
Jason Grochowalski............................................. 2004
Kevin Gardner.................................................... 2006
John Holland.......................................... 2009, 10, 11
Corey Lowe........................................................ 2009
Darryl Partin.................................................2011, 12
D.J. Irving......................................................... 2013
Maurice Watson Jr............................................... 2014
Second Team
Shawn Teague.................................................... 1984
Paul Hendricks .................................................. 1985
Tom Ivey .......................................................... 1986
Drederick Irving . ............................................... 1987
Tony DaCosta .................................................... 1989
Ron Moses......................................................... 1989
Reggie Stewart................................................... 1991
Jason Scott........................................................ 1992
David Stiff......................................................... 1993
Joey Beard........................................................ 1997
Walter Brown .................................................... 1998
Chaz Carr........................................................... 2002
Billy Collins....................................................... 2003
Tyler Morris........................................................ 2007
Corey Lowe...................................................2008, 10
D.J. Irving....................................................2012, 14
Third Team
Jim Schwartz .................................................... 1997
Billy Beal........................................................... 1998
Joey Beard........................................................ 1998
LeVar Folk.......................................................... 1999
Ryan Butt.......................................................... 2003
Ryan Butt.......................................................... 2004
Shaun Wynn....................................................... 2004
Etienne Brower................................................... 2005
Omari Peterkin................................................... 2007
John Holland..................................................... 2008
Jake O’Brien....................................................... 2010
Dom Morris........................................................ 2013
Maurice Watson Jr............................................... 2013
All-DEFENSIVE Team (started in ‘06)
John Holland..................................................... 2007
Matt Wolff......................................................... 2008
Carlos Strong...................................................... 2010
Patrick Hazel.................................................2011, 12
All-Rookie Team
Jim Christian...................................................... 1984
Drederick Irving . ............................................... 1985
Russell Jarvis .................................................... 1988
Bill Brigham . .................................................... 1989
Brian Holden . ................................................... 1991
Dave Stiff ......................................................... 1992
Robert Bailey .................................................... 1992
Tunji Awojobi . .................................................. 1994
Tremain Byrd . ................................................... 1994
Raja Bell .......................................................... 1995
LeVar Folk . ....................................................... 1996
Dereck Franklin................................................... 1999
Paul Seymour..................................................... 2000
Jason Grochowalski............................................. 2001
Rashad Bell........................................................ 2002
Chaz Carr........................................................... 2002
Corey Hassan...................................................... 2006
Tyler Morris........................................................ 2007
Corey Lowe........................................................ 2007
John Holland..................................................... 2008
Jake O’Brien....................................................... 2009
D.J. Irving......................................................... 2011
Dom Morris........................................................ 2011
John Papale..................................................... 2013
Maurice Watson Jr............................................... 2013
Cedric Hankerson.............................................. 2014
ACADEMIC HONOR R O L L
America East Academic Honor Roll
To be eligible, student athletes must earn a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Adam Olmsted.......................................................1990, 1991
Reggie Stewart......................................................1990, 1991
Mark Daly.................................................... 1990, 1991, 1992
Sotiros Manolopoulos.............................................1992, 1993
Dave Stiff.................................................... 1993, 1994, 1995
Dave Wallace..................................................................1994
Steve Ehretsman.............................................................1995
Joey Beard....................................................................1997
Alexi Giannoulias...................................................1997, 1998
Ken Michin....................................................................1998
Derek Franklin................................................................1999
Mark Michalek................................................................1999
Daniel Daccarett.................................. 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004
Ignacio Rodriguez...........................................................2001
Jacob Kudlacz................................................................2001
Billy Collins..........................................................2002, 2003
Stijn Dhondt..................................................................2002
Mark Michalek................................................................2002
Omari Peterkin......................................................2005, 2007
Shaun Wynn...................................................................2006
Tunde Agboola.................................... 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Max Gotzler...........................................................2007, 2008
Tyler Morris......................................... 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010
Scott Brittain............................................... 2008, 2009, 2010
Sam Tully.............................................................2008, 2009
Michael Schulze.....................................................2009, 2010
Valdas Sirutis........................................................2009, 2010
Matt Wolff.....................................................................2009
Sherrod Smith................................................................2010
Brendan Sullivan.............................................................2010
John Holland........................................................2010, 2011
Jake O’Brien...................................................................2011
Darryl Partin.........................................................2011, 2012
Matt Griffin....................................................................2012
Patrick Hazel..................................................................2012
Jeff Pelage....................................................................2012
Dylan Brossman............................................................2013
Jamaal Gill....................................................................2013
PATRIOT LEAGUE Academic Honor Roll
To be eligible, student athletes must earn a GPA of 3.2 or higher.
Dylan Brossman............................................................2014
Cameron Curry..............................................................2014
Academic All-America
Walt Chesley............................................... 1975 - Third Team
Steve Wright............................................... 1980 - Third Team
Mark Daly................................................... 1992 - Third Team
Rhodes Scholar
Richard Taylor................................................................1971
Note: Taylor was the first-ever Rhodes Scholar at Boston U..
Rhodes Scholar Finalist
Mark Daly......................................................................1992
America East Scholar Athletes
Since 1989, three BU men’s basketball players have earned recognition
as the America East top men’s basketball scholar-athlete.
• Mark Daly - 1992
Mark Daly, a native of Hamilton, Ontario, earned America East
Scholar-Athlete honors in 1992. BU’s career 3-point leader with
202, Daly was a four-year letter winner and a 1,000-point scorer.
A mathematics major in the university’s School of Education, Daly
was a three-time then-North Atlantic Conference Honor Roll recipient. In addition, he was awarded the Harold C. Case Scholarship
for the 1991-92 academic year, one of the highest academic
awards accorded to a BU undergraduate.
• David Stiff - 1995
David Stiff became the second Terrier to earn the then-NAC
Scholar-Athlete Award for men’s basketball in 1995. He majored in
communications. A second-team all-NAC choice in 1992-93, Stiff
finished his career with 821 points (10.6 ppg) and 525 rebounds
(6.8 rpg). In addition, he was a three-time NAC Academic Honor
Roll honoree.
• MATT wolff - 2009
Matt Wolff earned the scholar-athlete award in 2009. He graduated from the Metropolitan College in December of 2008 and went
on to pursue a master’s degree in criminal justice administration.
As a senior, he started all 30 games and averaged 5.2 rebounds
along with 1.4 steals per game to earn a spot on the America East
All-Defensive Team.
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 lou cohen mvp award
Recognizing the players most responsible
for the team’s success, the award is named
in honor of Lou Cohen ‘28, the first men’s
basketball player inducted into Boston
University’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
Johnny Nunziato
Tom Gastall
Kevin Thomas
Tom Kelly
Don Vanderstreet
Bob Cumings, Jack Leaman
Bill Gates
Dick O’Connell
Larry McNulty
Mike Cotton
Adam Florczak
Randy Cross, Ken Leary
Ken Ackerman
John Osgood
Bill Mortimer
Rickie Lee
Jimmy Hayes
Jimmy Hayes, Marty Schoepfer
James Garvin, Bob McNamara
Kenny Boyd
James Garvin
Kenny Boyd
Kerry Walker
Neil Burns, Walt Chesley
Phil Andrews
Steve Wright
Steve Wright, Tom Channel
Steve Wright
Brett Brown
Arturo Brown, John Teague
Tony Simms
Gary Plummer
Shawn Teague
Dwayne Vinson
Paul Hendricks
Drederick Irving
Tony DaCosta
Jeff Timberlake
Steven Key
Jason Scott
Jason Scott
Jeff Storm
Tunji Awojobi
Tunji Awojobi
Tunji Awojobi
Tunji Awojobi
Walter Brown
LeVar Folk
Jean Avebe
Jason Grochowalski
Billy Collins
Rashad Bell
Chaz Carr
Chaz Carr, Rashad Bell
Kevin Gardner
Tyler Morris
Corey Lowe
Corey Lowe
John Holland
John Holland
Darryl Partin
D.J. Irving
D.J. Irving
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
Boston U niversity and the NBA D raft
Name
Bob Cumings
Jim Hayes
James Garvin
Ken Boyd
Tom Channel
Wally West
Steve Wright
Tony Simms
Gary Plummer
Tom Ivey Round
6
3
17
9
3
5
8
6
2
7
Draft
1959
1970
1973
1974
1979
1980
1980
1983
1984
1986
Team
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Buffalo Braves
New Orleans Jazz
San Diego Clippers
Utah Jazz
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Golden State Warriors
Boston Celtics
Notes: Three former BU coaches have gone on to become NBA head coaches. Head coach Rick Pitino (‘78-’83) led the New York Knicks and
Boston Celtics. Head coach John Kuester (‘83-’85) led the Detroit Pistons, and assistant coach Steve Clifford (‘90-’94) became the head coach
of the Charlotte Bobcats/Hornets. 1981 team MVP Brett Brown is currently the top assistant with the San Antonio Spurs. Brown served as the
head coach for Australia’s national basketball team at the 2012 London Olympics. 1983 team MVP Tony Symms played for Canada in 1984.
Individual 30-Point S coring Performances
PTS 47
46
45
44
43
42
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
PLAYER
Jim Hayes Kevin Thomas Kevin Thomas Randy Cross Tunji Awojobi John Holland
Steve Wright Tony DaCosta Richard Lee Kenny Boyd John Holland
Larry Isenberg Kenny Boyd Kerry Walker Steve Wright Larry McNulty Larry McNulty Kenny Boyd Mike Alexander Matt Turner Chaz Carr Corey Lowe
Jim Hayes Kenny Boyd Kenny Boyd Kenny Boyd Neil Burns Tom Channel Tunji Awojobi Tunji Awojobi Matt Turner
Corey Lowe
Jim Hayes Marty Schoepfer Marty Schoepfer Tony Simms Gary Plummer Dave Wallace Mike Cotton John Osgood Ken Ackerman Marty Schoepfer Kenny Boyd Paul Hendricks
Corey Lowe
Corey Lowe
Darryl Partin
OPPONENT
vs. Springfield
vs. Tennessee
vs. Rutgers
at Holy Cross
at Vermont
at Delaware
at Connecticut
vs. Northeastern
vs. New Hampshire
at Lafayette
vs. Hartford
vs. Holy Cross
at Brandeis
vs. Connecticut
vs. Upsala
at Tufts
at NYU
vs. Catholic
vs. NH College
vs. Towson
at Northeastern
vs. Marshall
vs. Rhode Island
vs. Boston College
at Massachusetts
at St. Peter’s
vs. Assumption
vs. Rhode Island
at Providence
vs. East Carolina
vs. Maine
at Yale
vs. Connecticut
at Maine
at Maine
at Niagara
at Northeastern
vs. Maine
vs. WPI
at NYU
vs. Holy Cross
at Brandeis
vs. Rochester
vs. New Hampshire
vs. Stony Brook
vs. UMBC
at Albany
DATE
2/23/70
12/19/55
12/28/54
1/29/64
2/10/96
2/20/10
12/09/78
3/10/89
2/15/67
2/04/71
2/28/08
2/25/61
3/02/71
2/07/73
12/11/79
2/21/62
3/03/62
1/15/71
1/09/82
2/08/01
1/20/02
12/06/08
2/29/68
12/02/70
2/15/71
2/20/71
3/01/76
2/08/79
12/23/95
11/30/96
3/25/01
12/11/07
12/05/67
2/03/68
3/03/70
3/10/83
3/01/84
1/27/94
1/03/62
2/04/65
2/02/66
2/11/70
2/23/71
2/07/87
1/19/09
3/07/09
2/06/12
PTS 32
31
30
PLAYER
Martin Reisner Kevin Thomas Tom Kelly Dick Moreshead John Osgood Jim Hayes Steve Wright Steve Wright David Stiff Tunji Awojobi John Holland
Darryl Partin
Jim Hayes Jim Hayes James Garvin Tony Simms Tunji Awojobi Matt Turner Chaz Carr Corey Lowe
John Holland
Larry McNulty Randy Cross Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Jim Hayes Kerry Walker Arturo Brown Tony Simms Gary Plummer Gary Plummer Drederick Irving Tony DaCosta Larry Jones Steven Key
Reggie Stewart Reggie Stewart Jason Scott Tunji Awojobi Carlos Strong
Corey Lowe
OPPONENT
vs. Tufts
vs. Boston College
vs. Bates
at Rutgers
at Tufts
vs. Boston College
vs. Siena
at UNH
at Vermont
at Harvard
at Hartford
vs. Cornell
vs. Hartford
at WPI
vs. Colgate
vs. Siena
vs. Delaware
vs. St. Peter’s
at UW-Green Bay
at Hartford
vs. Quinnipiac
vs. Massachusetts
at Massachusetts
vs. AIC
vs. Lafayette
vs. Merrimack
at Holy Cross
vs. Rutgers
at Rhode Island
vs. New Hampshire
vs. Florida Southern
vs. Dartmouth
vs. Holy Cross
vs. New Hampshire
vs. Fairleigh Dickinson
at Northeastern
at Vermont
vs. Brooklyn
at Richmond
at UCLA
vs. Siena
vs. New Hampshire
vs. Vermont
vs. Maryland
vs. Duke
at Rider
vs. Binghamton
vs. New Hampshire
DATE
1/20/51
1/29/55
1/14/57
2/14/63
3/01/65
12/02/69
2/06/79
2/16/80
1/16/93
12/22/94
1/09/10
11/27/10
12/28/67
2/24/68
1/28/70
12/07/82
2/20/94
1/25/01
12/28/01
1/09/10
12/29/10
12/06/62
2/25/65
2/14/68
11/30/68
12/10/68
1/28/69
2/06/69
2/08/69
2/27/69
12/29/69
1/23/70
2/16/70
2/17/73
2/03/82
1/25/83
2/19/83
11/30/83
11/27/87
12/07/88
1/26/88
2/28/90
1/19/91
1/22/91
1/21/92
11/25/95
2/08/07
1/09/08
Team 100-P oint S coring P erformances
Score
124-76
117-79
117-94
112-74
111-80
110-67
109-74
109-92
108-45
108-113
107-74
107-83
107-76
107-70
Opponent
New Hampshire
Assumption
Marist
Trinity
at U.S. International
Central Connecticut
C.W. Post
at Trinity
Suffolk
at St. Peter’s (ot)
MIT
Brandeis
WPI
Tufts
Date
Feb. 17, 1979
Feb. 24, 1979
Jan. 26, 1980
Jan. 22, 1968
Jan. 5, 1980
Jan. 8, 1994
Dec. 2, 1979
Jan. 25, 1969
Dec. 7, 1957
Feb. 20, 1974
1955-56
Feb. 7, 1959
Feb. 16, 1963
Mar. 1, 1965
Score
107-70
107-99
107-109
105-75
104-76
104-86
104-84
103-93
103-83
102-82
102-76
101-65
100-95
100-88
Opponent
Kings Point
Connecticut
at Assumption
Drexel
WPI
at Northeastern
Northeastern
Georgetown
Army
at Rochester
at New Hampshire
Tufts
at Maine (ot)
Siena Date
Jan. 10, 1970
Feb. 7, 1973
Mar. 1, 1976
Nov. 28, 1986
Dec. 4, 1968
Jan. 25, 1983
Mar. 9, 1989
Dec. 4, 1971
Dec. 2, 1994
Feb. 9, 1971
Feb. 16, 1980
Feb. 19, 1969
Feb. 3, 1968
Nov. 29, 1976
Notes: BU has scored 100 points in a game 28 times ... The Terriers are 26-2 in those games ... In 1979-80, BU reached the 100-point mark
a record four times ... The Terriers have allowed 100 points in a game 39 times ... Maryland’s 122 points on Dec. 8, 1975 is the highest opponent scoring total... The Terriers haven’t scored 100 points in a game since a 103-83 home win over Army on Dec. 2, 1994 ... They came
close in 2010 at Oregon State, winning 96-78 in the opening round of the CBI.
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Jim
jim Hayes
hayes‘70
‘70
#54
in 1970
#54- -Retired
retired
in 1970
NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
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Tunji
Awojobi
‘97 ‘97
TUNJI
AWOJOBI
#12
in 1997
#12- -Retired
retired
in 1997
Arguably the most prolific scorer in
Boston University history, Jim Hayes
averaged a remarkable 24.3 points per
game in his three-year collegiate career.
A two-time All-ECAC selection, as
well as a first-team AP & UPI All-New
England honoree as a senior, Hayes was drafted by the ABA’s New
York Nets following his outstanding collegiate career. He was
also named New England “Sophomore of the Year” in 1968 and an
honorable mention All-American in 1970.
A quick look at the Terriers’ record book substantiates Hayes’
plethora of honors. At the time of his graduation in 1970, he
held 15 game, season, or career marks. Even more impressive was
the fact that he played in an era when freshmen were not allowed to participate in varsity
athletics, leaving him just three years to compile his impressive totals. Hayes still ranks
among the leaders in scoring average (24.3), shooting percentage (.562), free throws (565),
points (1,679), and points in a season (616). His 47-point explosion against Springfield on
Feb. 23, 1970 still ranks as the highest-scoring game in BU history. He was inducted into the
BU Athletic Hall of Fame in 1982.
Steve
‘80
S T E V EWright
WRIGH
T ‘80
Kevin
’99 ‘56
KEVINThomas
THOMAS
#33
in 1980
#33- -Retired
retired
in 1980
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The program’s first three-time Most Valuable Player, Steve Wright finished his
collegiate career among the university’s
all-time leaders in several offensive
categories, including points (1,641),
field goals (617), field goal percentage (.522), free throws (407),
and free throw percentage (.801).
In each of his final two collegiate seasons, Wright led the
Terriers in points and rebounds, registering 19.8 points and 6.0
rebounds per game as a senior in 1979-80 on his way to All-ECAC
honors. His efforts led the club to a 21-9 mark, establishing a
former school record for wins in a season. As a result, the Terriers
reached the finals of the ECAC North tournament and earned an invitation to the National
Invitation tournament, BU’s first post-season berth in 21 years.
Wright was selected by the Boston Celtics in the eighth round of the 1980 NBA Draft,
and in 1988, was inducted into the university’s Athletic Hall of Fame.
Arturo
A R T U RBrown
O B R O‘83
W N ‘83
#44
in 1983
#44- -Retired
retired
in 1983
44
While playing a game of pickup
basketball with many of his Terrier
teammates in Case Gymnasium on
Sept. 17, 1982, senior Arturo Brown
collapsed and died of a heart attack.
The Terriers’ leading scorer and rebounder in 1981-82, Brown
had tallied 1,007 points through his first three years. Yet, his
departure was not viewed in terms of what the team had lost, but
what the university had lost. A dedicated student and delightful
young man, the respect and admiration his peers had for him was
evidenced when he was elected as a team captain in his junior
year.
Former Terrier head coach Rick Pitino said it best: “I told my players, when you have
trouble deciding what’s right and what’s wrong, just follow Arturo Brown.”
Drederick
D R E D E R I CIrving
K I R V‘88
ING ‘88
#11
in 1988
#11- -Retired
retired
in 1988
11
Drederick Irving helped bring national attention to the Boston University basketball program while rewriting
the team’s record book.
Irving helped the Terriers advance
to four consecutive North Atlantic Conference tournament
championship games, earning post-season berths in the 1988
NCAA tournament as well as the 1986 National Invitation Tournament. During his senior year in 1987-88, Irving led BU to an
overall mark of 23-8, which stands as the second-highest win
total in school history. Individually, Irving established thencareer marks for points (1,931), field goals (716), and 3-point
field goals (96), while tying the mark for games played (122). In addition, he equalled the
former single-season scoring record by registering 616 points during his senior campaign.
A three-time All-NAC selection, Irving was inducted into the university’s Athletic Hall of
Fame in 1995.
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The first player in New England
college basketball history to record
2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds, Tunji
Awojobi concluded his outstanding
career as just one of five Division I players to register career totals of 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, and
300 blocked shots. He joined a select group composed of Alonzo
Mourning (Georgetown), Pervis Ellison (Louisville), Derrick Coleman (Syracuse), and David Robinson (Navy).
Awojobi established 13 BU records, including points (2,308),
rebounds (1,237), blocked shots (302), and field goals (871).
His rebounding and scoring totals also rank among the best in
the history of the America East. In 1996-97, Awojobi led BU to a school-record 25 victories
and America East regular-season and tournament titles, and to the NCAA tournament. In
recognition of his efforts, Awojobi was a four-time team MVP and first-team all-conference
selection. In his senior year, he was named the league’s Player of the Year as well as the MVP
of the conference’s tournament, while adding New England Division I Player of the Year and
first-team All-ECAC honors. He was inducted into the BU Hall of Fame in 2002.
‘56
- Retiredin
in 1999
1999
#4#4
- retired
4
One of first true “big men” to play
for BU, Kevin Thomas finished his
successful collegiate career with nine
records, including the career mark for
points (1,138).
The 6-foot-8 Thomas pulled down a remarkable 34 rebounds
in a 78-55 victory over Boston College on January 29, 1955, and
proceeded to finish his junior season with a then-school record
322 rebounds, a 15.3 average per game.
In his senior season, Thomas led the Terriers to an impressive
17-6 mark, averaging a then-school record 23.2 points per game.
On Dec. 19, 1955, Thomas exploded for a career-high 46 points
against national-power Tennessee. His 21 field goals against the Volunteers remain a school
single-game record. At the conclusion of the 1955-56 campaign, Thomas earned honorable
mention All-American honors.
In 1966, Thomas was inducted into the Boston University Athletic Hall of Fame.
Kevin
JACK Thomas
LEAMAN’99‘59
‘56
#4--retired
Retired in
#10
in1999
2008
10
The spark plug of one of Boston
University’s most successful teams
in program history, Jack Leaman cocaptained the 1959 NCAA quintet that
made it within one game of the Final
Four after falling to Jerry West’s West Virginia, 86-82. Leaman
made two free-throws and a field goal in the final moments of
BU’s stunning 62-55 overtime upset victory over Navy to reach the
East Regional Final against the Mountaineers.
Following a two-year stint in the United States Army, from
which he was honorably discharged in 1955, he moved up to
varsity in the 1956-57 season and never looked back as he led
BU in both scoring and assists during each of his three seasons. Later the head coach at the
University of Massachusetts, he would develop great talents such as Julius Erving.
He was inducted into the BU Hall of Fame in 1977 and soon thereafter would convince
one of his former players Rick Pitino to accept his first head coaching position with the
Terriers.
Jack Leaman’s No. 10 jersey was retired on Nov. 10, 2008, at Agganis Arena.
boston university men’s basketball hall of fame inductees
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 Jeff Timberlake holds BU’s career assist-to-turnover
ratio record with a mark of 2.24-to-1.00.
T unji Awojobi
Graduated: 1997 Inducted: 2002
One of seven Terriers to have his jersey number retired.
K en Boyd
Graduated: 1974 Inducted: 1984
A first-team All-Yankee conference selection and the team
MVP as a senior, Boyd helped the Terriers to the 1972-73
Beanpot title, scoring 23 points in the 92-90 semifinal win
over Harvard and 16 points in the 95-94 overtime win over
BC in the final. The American Basketball Association’s
Buffalo Braves drafted him in 1974, where his success continued professionally.
B ob Capuano
Graduated: 1953 Inducted: 1973
An inductee into BU’s football Hall of Fame, Capuano was
also a great basketball player. While at BU, he was selected
as Rhode Island’s Outstanding Italian-American Athlete of
the Year in 1951.
G ordon “ M I C K E Y ” C O C H R A NE
Graduated: 1924 Inducted: 1959
Known as a Major League Baseball Hall of Famer with the Detroit Tigers, Cochrane was also an impressive basketball and
football player at BU. In total, he earned 12 varsity letters.
L ouis R . Cohen
Graduated: 1928 Inducted: 1960
Cohen was captain of the Terrier basketball team from 1926
to 1928. During World War II, Cohen was field director of
USO and directed the First Service Command basketball
tournaments in the Boston Garden. He also coached the
Camp Edwards team, regarded as one of the top teams of the
period.
R andy Cross
Graduated: 1965 Inducted: 1975
Cross arrived on the BU basketball scene as a sophomore.
During his three years at BU, he tallied 1,159 points and
691 rebounds. He won the school’s Athlete of the Year and
Scholar-Athlete of the Year awards in 1964.
R obert C umings
Graduated: 1959 Inducted: 1982
Bob Cumings was a co-captain on BU’s 1959 NCAA basketball
team and led the Terriers to their best season ever. Nicknamed the “Back Bay Kids,” Cumings and the ’59 team were
one win away from the NCAA Final Four.
L arry Folloni
Graduated: 1947 Inducted: 1992
A two-year starting guard, Folloni helped the 1945-46 Terriers record an overall mark of 12-2. However, it was on the
baseball field that Folloni made his mark, earning All-New
England honors during the 1946 and 1947 seasons. He
played second and third, and batted over .400 in each of his
two seasons.
Bob Capuano starred in football and basketball in
the early 1950s for BU.
James G arvin
Graduated: 1973 Inducted: 1995
As a senior team captain in 1972-73, Garvin’s efforts helped
lead BU to a 15-10 record, which bested the Terriers’ records
in the previous nine seasons. In 1973, Garvin received
the Gordon “Mickey” Cochrane Award as the university’s
outstanding male athlete.
Tom Gastall
Graduated: 1955 Inducted: 1959
Gastall was BU’s 1955 Athlete of the Year. He was captain
of both the basketball and baseball teams during his senior
year, while leading the football team to a 7-2 record as the
team’s quarterback. He was drafted by the Detroit Lions of
the NFL, but instead chose to play baseball, where he signed
a contract with the Baltimore Orioles.
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
Charles Thomas starred in football, basketball and
baseball in the late 1930s and early 1940s.
Reggie R ucker
Graduated: 1969 Inducted: 1978
As a sophomore football player, Rucker gave a preview of
what was to come during the next three seasons. The first
time he touched the football in a varsity game, he returned
a punt 71 yards for a touchdown against Holy Cross. Reggie
also lettered in basketball and track, making him the first
four-sport athlete at BU in more than 20 years.
Charles T homas
Graduated: 1941 Inducted: 1969
An all-around great sportsman, Thomas lettered in football,
basketball and baseball. He was a guard on the basketball
team and was continually among the top scorers. His speed,
ability and determination in each sport made him the outstanding athlete that he was.
George Gaudreault
Graduated: 1948 Inducted: 1996
Following a stellar rookie campaign in 1942-43, when he
established a freshman scoring record and became the first
freshman to captain the varsity basketball team. Gaudreault excelled in track and baseball while again serving as
basketball team captain. For his efforts, he received all-New
England recognition in 1946 and 1948.
Kevin Thomas
Graduated: 1956 Inducted: 1994
One of seven Terriers to have his jersey number retired.
Jim H ayes
Graduated: 1970 Inducted: 1982
One of seven Terriers to have his jersey number retired.
Col. W alter W illiams
Graduated: 1946 Inducted: 1963
A man who who earned 11 varsity letters and All-New
England honors in football, basketball, baseball, and track,
Williams was inducted as the “most versatile athlete in the
history of the school”. He would later play professional football and basketball.
Drederick I rving
Graduated: 1988 Inducted: 1995
One of seven Terriers to have his jersey number retired.
Jack L eaman
Graduated: 1959 Inducted: 1977
One of seven Terriers to have his jersey number retired.
S aul N ecH tem
Graduated: 1939 Inducted: 1959
A BU Hall of Famer in four sports (football, basketball,
baseball, and track), Nechtem is one of two BU athletes
to win 12 varsity letters. As a basketball player, he was a
second-team All-America selection.
Johnny N unziato
Graduated: 1954 Inducted: 1991
Just 5-foot-5, John Nunziato was the little-big man of Terrier athletics during his playing days. The three-sport star
was a two-way performer on the football team, a starting
guard on the basketball team, and a second baseman on the
baseball team. As a senior, Nunziato finished as the basketball team’s leading scorer with 15.4 points per game. His
stellar backcourt performances made him the first recipient
of the Lou Cohen MVP Award.
Gene P rebola
Graduated: 1960 Inducted: 1991
Although he participated in multiple sports, including
basketball in 1958, Prebola discovered his niche in football.
In 1958, Prebola led the team in receiving yards with 256.
He was named first-team all-New England and honorable
mention all-East.
Jeff Timberlake
Graduated: 1989 Inducted: 1999
Timberlake still holds the school record for assists in a
season with 238 in 1988-89.
George W inkler
Graduated: 1950 Inducted: 1997
An outstanding all-around athlete who excelled in football,
basketball and baseball, Winkler earned 11 varsity letters
from 1947 through 1950. A four-year starting center for the
Terriers, he averaged double figures in points all four years.
As a senior, he received honorable mention All-New England
recognition.
Steve Wright
Graduated: 1980 Inducted: 1988
One of seven Terriers to have his jersey number retired.
NAISMITH BASKETBALL
HALL OF FAME
On April 8, 2013, former BU men’s
basketball head coach Rick Pitino
(‘78-’83) became the first with ties
to the program to be selected to the
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Taking his first full-time head
coaching gig with the Terriers, he
led BU to the 1980 NIT and its first
NCAA trip in 1983 since 1959.
Finishing with a 91-51 record at BU,
Pitino would later win NCAA titles
with Kentucky and Louisville.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK - RECORDS VS. ALL OPPONENTS
TEAM
W
L
FIRST
LAST
TEAM
W
L
FIRST
LAST
Adelphi
0
1
1978-79
1978-79
Davidson
1
0
1955-56
1955-56
Air Force
0
1
1972-73
1972-73
Dayton
Alabama
0
2
1997-98
1998-99
Delaware
Albany
18
8
2001-02
2012-13
Albright
0
2
1961-62
Alcorn State
0
1
American (Patriot league)
3
0
1
2009-10
2009-10
12
17
1976-77
2011-12
Delaware State
2
0
1980-81
1981-82
1966-67
DePauw
0
1
1937-38
1937-38
1982-83
1982-83
Detroit
0
1
1956-57
1956-57
2
1997-98
2013-14
Drexel
10
22
1980-81
2000-01
14
5
1940-41
1968-69
Duke
0
6
1987-88
2005-06
Amherst
2
4
1925-26
1949-50
East Carolina
2
1
1983-84
1996-97
Appalachian State
0
1
1991-92
1991-92
Eastern Michigan
1
2
1990-91
1997-98
Arizona
0
1
2002-03
2002-03
Eastern Washington
0
1
2013-14
2013-14
12
6
1954-55
2013-14
Evansville
2
0
1937-38
1972-73
Assumption
5
3
1939-40
1978-79
Fairfield
5
4
1971-72
1981-82
Ball State
0
1
1971-72
1971-72
Fairleigh Dickinson
3
2
1978-79
1990-91
Baltimore
2
0
1979-80
1980-81
Florida A&M
1
0
1996-97
1996-97
Bates
4
3
1939-40
1960-61
Florida International
0
1
1984-85
1984-85
Belmont
0
1
2012-13
2012-13
Florida Southern
2
0
1969-70
1981-82
Binghamton
20
5
2001-02
2012-13
Florida State
1
1
1955-56
2002-03
Boston College
18
38
1904-05
2011-12
Fordham
4
0
1993-94
2004-05
Bowdoin
4
2
1946-47
1960-61
Ft. Devens
2
0
1947-48
1948-49
Bowling Green
2
2
1983-84
1988-89
George Mason
2
3
1981-82
2012-13
Bradley
0
1
1959-60
1959-60
Georgetown
1
5
1970-71
2004-05
Brandeis
17
4
1951-52
1978-79
George Washington
2
19
1958-59
2013-14
Bridgewater State
2
0
1916-17
1916-17
Georgia Southern
0
1
1973-74
1973-74
Brooklyn
2
0
1982-83
1983-84
Georgia Tech
0
3
1965-66
2009-10
Brooklyn Tech
0
1
1924-25
1924-25
Gonzaga
0
1
1990-91
1990-91
12
25
1901-02
1993-94
Hampton
0
1
2010-11
2010-11
Bucknell (patriot league)
3
4
2005-06
2013-14
Hartford
45
22
1967-68
2012-13
Buffalo
2
2
1959-60
1963-64
Harvard
27
37
1904-05
2013-14
Butler
0
1
1937-38
1937-38
Harvard “B”
0
2
1944-45
1944-45
C. W. Post
3
0
1979-80
1981-82
Hawaii
0
1
1994-95
1994-95
California
0
1
1999-00
1999-00
Hobart
1
0
1970-71
1970-71
California-Irvine
2
1
1992-93
2013-14
Hofstra
11
11
1966-67
2011-12
California-Los Angeles
0
2
1981-82
1988-89
Holy Cross (patriot league)
14
51
1902-03
2013-14
California-Riverside
1
0
2005-06
2005-06
Howard
1
0
2012-13
2012-13
California-Santa Barbara
0
1
1989-90
1989-90
Illinois
0
1
2013-14
2013-14
Camp Edwards
0
1
1942-43
1942-43
Illinois-Chicago
1
1
1982-83
1983-84
14
9
1981-82
2012-13
Illinois State
0
1
1987-88
1987-88
Case Western Reserve
0
1
1937-38
1937-38
Indiana
1
1
1991-92
2009-10
Catholic
2
4
1969-70
1977-78
Indiana State
2
2
1987-88
1990-91
Central Connecticut
3
0
1967-68
1993-94
Iona
3
3
1958-59
2009-10
Charlotte
1
4
1974-75
1998-99
Iowa
0
3
1984-85
2001-02
Cincinnati
1
2
1980-81
2001-02
Ithaca
1
0
1932-33
1932-33
The Citadel
0
1
1975-76
1975-76
Jacksonville
1
0
1987-88
1987-88
20
10
1921-22
1956-57
James Madison
1
1
1999-00
2000-01
Clarkson Tech
0
1
1932-33
1932-33
Kansas
0
1
2010-11
2010-11
Clemson
0
2
1977-78
1986-87
Kansas State
0
1
2009-10
2009-10
Cleveland State
2
2
1982-83
2011-12
Kentucky
0
3
1986-87
2010-11
Coastal Carolina
2
1
1992-93
2012-13
Kings Point
2
0
1968-69
1969-70
Coast Guard
5
1
1935-36
1941-42
Lafayette (patriot league)
5
4
1948-49
2013-14
La Salle
1
3
1982-83
2011-12
Lehigh (patriot league)
2
1
1968-69
2013-14
American International
Army (patriot league)
Brown
Canisius
Clark
Colby
23
7
1937-38
1966-67
Colgate (patriot league)
24
15
1933-34
2013-14
College of Charleston
1
0
1979-80
1979-80
Liberty
1
1
1999-00
2000-01
Colorado
0
1
1998-99
1998-99
Long Island U. - Brooklyn
2
4
1967-68
2013-14
Columbia
1
2
1992-93
2002-03
Louisiana State
0
2
1973-74
1979-80
12
42
1930-31
2013-14
Lowell Tech
3
1
1925-26
1927-28
Co-op School of English
2
0
1916-17
1916-17
Loyola Maryland (patriot league) 3
2
1996-97
2013-14
Cornell
2
2
2008-09
2012-13
Maine
59
41
1902-03
2012-13
Cortland State
1
1
1932-33
1933-34
Manhattan
3
3
1932-33
2007-08
Dartmouth
7
21
1924-25
2002-03
Marist
4
1
1979-80
2010-11
Marshall
0
2
2007-08
2008-09
Connecticut
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TEAM
W
L
FIRST
LAST
TEAM
W
L
FIRST
LAST
Marist
4
1
1979-80
2010-11
Rutgers
5
13
1941-42
2012-13
Marshall
0
2
2007-08
2008-09
St. Bonaventure
2
2
1982-83
2007-08
Maryland
2
3
1975-76
2013-14
St. Francis (N.Y.)
7
0
1958-59
1993-94
29
42
1903-04
2010-11
St. Francis (Pa.)
0
1
1955-56
1955-56
1
0
1927-28
1927-28
Saint Joseph’s 1
8
1982-83
2013-14
Mass. Inst. of Technology
24
16
1903-04
1969-70
St. John’s 0
3
1924-25
2006-07
Massachusetts-Lowell
2
0
1985-86
2013-14
St. Michael’s
4
0
1924-25
1953-54
Mercer
0
1
1975-76
1975-76
St. Peter’s 7
2
1973-74
2013-14
Merrimack
6
0
1968-69
1984-85
St. Stephen’s 0
1
1928-29
1928-29
Miami, Fla.
0
1
1965-66
1965-66
Salem State
2
1
1935-36
1986-87
Miami (Ohio)
0
1
1998-99
1998-99
Seton Hall
1
4
1962-63
1966-67
Michigan
2
4
1989-90
2005-06
Siena
9
8
1976-77
1988-89
Middlebury
6
1
1924-25
1953-54
South Carolina
0
2
1979-80
1980-81
Montana
0
1
1989-90
1989-90
Southern California
1
1
1984-85
1987-88
Morehead State
1
0
2009-10
2009-10
South Florida
1
2
1975-76
1996-97
Morgan State
1
0
1990-91
1990-91
Springfield
7
13
1916-17
1970-71
Morris Harvey
0
1
1971-72
1971-72
Squantum Naval Air Station
1
0
1942-43
1942-43
Mount St. Mary’s
1
1
2008-09
2009-10
Stanford
0
1
2002-03
2002-03
Navy (patriot league)
4
0
1958-59
2013-14
Stetson
0
1
1969-70
1969-70
Nevada
1
0
2010-11
2010-11
Stonehill
3
3
1963-64
1978-79
96
38
1908-09
2012-13
18
9
2001-02
2012-13
New Hampshire College
2
0
1980-81
1982-83
Suffolk
7
0
1955-56
1962-63
New Mexico
0
2
1980-81
1995-96
Syracuse
1
6
1946-47
1993-94
New Orleans
1
0
2001-02
2001-02
Tampa
0
1
1969-70
1969-70
New York Tech
1
0
1979-80
1979-80
Temple
0
3
1948-49
1964-65
New York University
0
11
1932-33
1970-71
Tennessee
0
1
1955-56
1955-56
17
6
1979-80
1994-95
Tennessee-Martin
1
0
1991-92
1991-92
Norfolk State
1
1
2013-14
2014-15
Tennessee State
1
0
1989-90
1989-90
North Carolina
0
2
1983-84
1984-85
Tennessee Tech
1
0
1988-89
1988-89
North Carolina A&T
1
1
1990-91
1991-92
Texas
0
1
2011-12
2011-12
North Carolina State
0
2
1989-90
1995-96
Texas A&M
1
0
1986-87
1986-87
North Carolina-Wilmington
2
0
1979-80
1982-83
Texas Christian
0
1
1996-97
1996-97
Northeastern
72
70
1920-21
2014-15
Towson
10
5
1980-81
2000-01
Northern Illinois
0
1
1999-00
1999-00
Trinity
6
5
1919-20
1968-69
North Texas State
2
0
1973-74
1994-95
Tufts
42
19
1905-06
1968-69
Northwestern
0
1
1959-60
1959-60
Tufts “B”
0
2
1944-45
1944-45
Norwich
6
3
1921-22
1939-40
Tulsa
0
1
1996-97
1996-97
Notre Dame
0
3
1980-81
2008-09
UMBC
18
7
1989-90
2012-13
Ohio University
4
0
1987-88
2003-04
Upsala
1
0
1979-80
1979-80
Oklahoma
0
1
1994-95
1994-95
U. S. International
1
1
1979-80
1981-82
Old Dominion
0
4
1977-78
1981-82
Vermont
55
44
1921-22
2012-13
Oral Roberts
0
1
1971-72
1971-72
Villanova
0
3
1937-38
2011-12
Oregon
1
1
1985-86
1988-89
Virginia Commonwealth
1
2
1976-77
2009-10
Oregon State
1
2
1985-86
2009-10
Wagner
2
4
1976-77
1981-82
Pennsylvania
0
1
1967-68
1967-68
Wayne State
1
1
1937-38
1966-67
Penn State
2
1
1955-56
1983-84
WENTWORTH
FIRST MEETING
Pepperdine
2
0
1989-90
1995-96
Wesleyan
1
3
1905-06
1941-42
Pittsburgh
0
1
2007-08
2007-08
West Virginia
0
2
1958-59
1974-75
Portland State
0
1
1999-00
1999-00
William & Mary
2
1
1946-47
1954-55
Posse Normal
1
0
1916-17
1916-17
Williams
1
4
1927-28
1940-41
Princeton
0
2
1982-83
1993-94
Wisconsin-Green Bay
1
0
2001-02
2001-02
Providence
4
18
1925-26
2001-02
Worcester Poly. Institute
30
12
1921-22
1972-73
Purdue
0
2
1982-83
1983-84
Wyoming
0
2
1956-57
1991-92
Quinnipiac
3
2
2000-01
2013-14
Xavier
1
0
1980-81
1980-81
Radford
0
1
1999-00
1999-00
Yale
2
2
1932-33
2008-09
12
21
1916-17
2011-12
Youngstown State
2
0
2003-04
2004-05
Richmond
2
1
1977-78
1987-88
Rider
1
3
1994-95
2006-07
Roanoke
0
1
1976-77
1976-77
Rochester
2
2
1968-69
1971-72
Rollins
0
1
1975-76
1975-76
Massachusetts
Mass. Col. of Pharmacy
New Hampshre
Niagara
Rhode Island
Stony Brook
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Points
Season
No. Player
1. John Holland
2. Tunji Awojobi
3. John Holland
4. Darryl Partin
5. Jim Hayes
Drederick Irving
7. Tunji Awojobi
8. Jim Hayes
Drederick Irving
10. Drederick Irving
Career
No. Player
1. Tunji Awojobi
2. John Holland
3. Drederick Irving
4. Corey Lowe
5. Jim Hayes
6. Steve Wright
7. Paul Hendricks
8. Kenny Boyd
9. D.J. Irving
10. Mike Alexander
Rebounding Average
Points
673
658
654
628
616
616
615
565
565
559
Year
09-10
95-96
10-11
11-12
68-69
87-88
94-95
67-68
86-87
85-86
Points
2,308
2,212
1,931
1,815
1,679
1,641
1,527
1,461
1,456
1,413
Years
93-97
07-11
84-88
06-10
67-70
76-80
83-87
71-74
10-14
82-85
Scoring Average
Season
No. Player
1. Jim Hayes
2. Larry McNulty
3. Jim Hayes
4. Kenny Boyd
5. Jim Hayes
Kevin Thomas
7. Tunji Awojobi
8. Kenny Boyd
9. Steve Wright
10. Kevin Thomas
Career
No. Player
1. Jim Hayes
2. Kenny Boyd
3. Mike Alexander
Tunji Awojobi
5. Randy Cross
6. Martin Reisner
7. Kevin Thomas
8. John Holland
9. Neil Burns
10. Tom Channel
3-Pointers
Avg.
17.7
15.4
15.3
14.6
14.6
14.1
13.7
13.0
13.0
13.0
Year
63-64
62-63
54-55
71-72
65-66
58-59
72-73
63-64
64-65
59-60
Avg.
13.7
12.8
11.9
11.1
10.9
10.9
10.7
10.1
9.6
9.3
Years
62-65
70-73
63-66
62-65
93-97
71-74
59-62
67-70
67-70
73-76
FGM
253
230
230
226
221
219
218
217
216
215
Year
95-96
94-95
73-74
82-83
85-86
71-72
11-12
86-87
87-88
09-10
FGM
871
723
716
617
612
612
604
558
557
490
Years
93-97
07-11
84-88
76-80
06-10
71-74
82-87
82-87
67-70
73-76
FG%
.699
.584
.582
.580
.580
.580
.577
.574
.572
.570
Year
47-48
90-91
95-96
96-97
79-80
77-78
77-78
12-13
67-68
68-69
FG%
.563
.556
.535
.533
.530
.523
.523
.522
.522
.522
Years
67-70
77-81
93-97
95-98
10-12
79-81
85-88
67-70
92-95
76-80
Field Goals Made
Avg.
25.7
24.0
23.7
23.4
23.3
23.3
22.7
21.3
20.8
20.0
Year
68-69
61-62
69-70
71-72
67-68
55-56
95-96
73-74
78-79
54-55
Avg.
24.3
20.6
20.2
20.2
18.7
18.3
18.1
17.1
16.7
16.6
Years
67-70
71-74
82-87
93-97
62-65
50-52
53-56
07-11
73-76
77-79
Rebounds
Season
No. Player
1. Ed Washington
2. Tunji Awojobi
3. James Garvin
4. James Garvin
John Osgood
6. Kevin Thomas
7. Tunji Awojobi
8. Jim Hayes
9. Dick Moreshead
10. Tunji Awojobi
Career
No. Player
1. Tunji Awojobi
2. James Garvin
3. Paul Hendricks
4. John Osgood
5. Kenny Boyd
6. Dom Morris
7. John Holland
8. Walter Chesley
9. Dick Moreshead
10. Marty Schoepfer
Season (Minimum 10 games played)
No. Player
1. Dick Moreshead
2. Dick Moreshead
3. Kevin Thomas
4. James Garvin
John Osgood
6. Ed Washington
7. James Garvin
8. Mike Cotton
Randy Cross
Larry Isenberg
Career (Minimum 40 games played)
No. Player
1. Dick Moreshead
2. James Garvin
3. John Osgood
4. Randy Cross
5. Tunji Awojobi
Kenny Boyd
7. Larry Isenberg
8. Marty Schoepfer
9. Jim Hayes
10. Walter Chesley
Season
No. Player
1. Tunji Awojobi
2. Tunji Awojobi
Kenny Boyd
4. Mike Alexander
5. Drederick Irving
6. Kenny Boyd
7. Darryl Partin
8. Drederick Irving
9. Larry Jones
10. John Holland
Career
No. Player
1. Tunji Awojobi
2. John Holland
3. Drederick Irving
4. Steve Wright
5. Corey Lowe
Kenny Boyd
7. Mike Alexander
8. Paul Hendricks
9. Jim Hayes
10. Neil Burns
Field-Goal Percentage
Rebs
382
365
342
335
335
322
314
297
292
283
Year
58-59
94-95
72-73
71-72
65-66
54-55
95-96
67-68
62-63
93-94
Rebs
1,237
935
805
784
772
741
725
704
699
697
Years
93-97
70-73
82-87
63-66
71-74
10-14
07-11
73-76
62-65
67-70
Season (Minimum 75 FG Attempts)
No. Player
1. George Gaudreault
2. Jason Scott
3. Tunji Awojobi
4. Joey Beard
Desmond Martin
Steve Wright
7. Doug Bean
8. Dom Morris
9. Jim Hayes
10. Jim Hayes
Career (Minimum 200 FG Attempts)
No. Player
1. Jim Hayes
2. Desmond Martin
3. Tunji Awojobi
4. Joey Beard
5. Patrick Hazel
6. Dan Harwood
Larry Jones
8. Marty Schoepfer
David Stiff
Steve Wright
Season
No. Player
1. Corey Lowe
2. Corey Lowe
3. John Holland
4. Mark Daly
5. John Holland
6. Corey Lowe
7. John Papale
Paul Seymour
9. Darryl Partin
10. Billy Beal Corey Hassan
Career
No. Player
1. Corey Lowe
2. John Holland
3. Mark Daly
4. Mike Costello
5. Paul Seymour
Carlos Strong
7. Chaz Carr
8. Reggie Stewart
9. Matt Turner
10. D.J. Irving
3-Ptrs
92
85
80
79
76
75
70
70
69
67
67
Year
07-08
08-09
08-09
91-92
10-11
09-10
13-14
99-00
11-12
97-98
05-06
3-Ptrs
313
255
202
196
192
179
177
174
171
170
Years
06-10
07-11
88-92
96-00
99-03
06-10
01-05
87-91
99-04
10-pres.
3-Point Percentage
Season (Minimum 45 three-pt. attempts)
No. Player
Pct.
Year
1. Billy Collins
.482
01-02
2. Carlos Strong
.472
09-10
3. Tyler Morris
.469
06-07
4. Mark Daly
.468
88-89
5. Matt Griffin
.458
10-11
Tony DaCosta
.458
86-87
Tony DaCosta
.458
88-89
8. Brian Holden
.457
90-91
9. Mark Daly
.455
89-90
10. David Wallace
.448
92-93
Career (Minimum 125 three-pt. attempts)
No. Player
Pct.
Years
1. Billy Collins
.451
00-03
2. Tony DaCosta
.449
85-89
3. David Wallace
.440
91-94
4. Mark Daly
.434
88-92
5. Drederick Irving
.423
84-88
6. Steven Key
.419
86-90
7. Carlos Strong
.400
06-10
8. Tyler Morris
.383
06-10
9. Matt Griffin
.382
10-12
10. Jason Grochowalski
.377
99-04
Free Throws Made
Season
No. Player
1. Jim Hayes
2. John Holland
3. Jim Hayes
4. Tony Simms
5. John Holland
Jim Hayes
7. Tunji Awojobi
8. Drederick Irving
9. Tunji Awojobi
Kevin Thomas
Career
No. Player
1. Jim Hayes
2. Tunji Awojobi
3. John Holland
4. Paul Hendricks
5. Drederick Irving
6. Steve Wright
7. Rashad Bell
8. D.J. Irving
9. Jeff Timberlake
10. Tony Simms
FTM
216
183
177
176
172
172
153
152
149
149
Year
68-69
09-10
67-68
82-83
10-11
69-70
94-95
87-88
95-96
55-56
FTM
565
551
511
411
402
398
396
370
322
320
Years
67-70
93-97
07-11
82-87
84-88
76-80
01-05
10-14
85-89
80-83
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Free-Throw Percentage
Season (Minimum 70 FT Attempts)
No. Player
1. Jason Grochowalski
2. Shawn Teague
3. John Holland
Jason Grochowalski
5. John Holland
6. Steven Key
7. D.J. Irving
8. Tony DaCosta
9. Mike Alexander
10. Tyler Morris
Career (Minimum 200 FT Attempts)
No. Player
1. Jason Grochowalski
2. Steven Key
3. John Holland
4. Tyler Morris
5. Reggie Stewart
Kerry Walker
7. Tony DaCosta
8. Steve Wright
9. D.J. Irving
10. Mike Alexander
Steals
FT%
.877
.862
.860
.860
.851
.848
.845
.843
.839
.831
Year
03-04
84-85
10-11
00-01
09-10
89-90
10-11
88-89
82-83
09-10
FT%
.836
.823
.807
.800
.797
.797
.788
.783
.779
.772
Years
99-04
86-90
07-11
06-10
87-91
72-75
85-89
76-80
10-14
82-87
Assists
Season
No. Player
1. Maurice Watson Jr.
2. Jeff Timberlake
3. Steven Key
4. Shawn Teague
5. Shawn Teague
Jeff Timberlake
7. Ken Leary
8. Jeff Timberlake
9. Ken Leary
10. Shawn Teague
Career
No. Player
1. Jeff Timberlake
2. Shawn Teague
3. LeVar Folk
4. Ken Leary
5. D.J. Irving
6. Corey Lowe
7. Maurice Watson Jr.
8. Brett Brown
9. Kevin Fitzgerald
10. Steven Key
Season
No. Player
1. Tony Simms
2. Maurice Watson Jr.
3. Dwayne Vinson
4. Shaun Wynn
Shawn Teague
6. Carlos Strong
7. LeVar Folk
8. John Holland
Shawn Teague
10. Tunji Awojobi
Career
No. Player
1. John Holland
LeVar Folk
3. Dwayne Vinson
4. Tunji Awojobi
5. Shawn Teague
6. Kevin Fitzgerald
7. Shaun Wynn
8. D.J. Irving
Jeff Timberlake
10. Brett Brown
B locked
Asst.
248
238
228
218
217
217
195
178
166
165
Asst.
772
600
519
508
470
411
410
404
372
366
Year
13-14
88-89
89-90
83-84
84-85
87-88
63-64
86-87
64-65
82-83
Years
85-89
82-85
95-99
62-65
10-14
06-10
12-14
79-83
00-04
86-90
Assist-to-Turnover Ratio
Season (Minimum 50 Assists)
No. Player
Ratio
1. James Schwartz
2.81, 76-27
2. Brett Brown
2.71, 144-53
3. Jeff Timberlake
2.55, 217-85
4. Jeff Timberlake
2.53, 238-94
5. Kevin Fitzgerald
2.52, 116-46
6. Shawn Teague
2.49, 217-87
7. Maurice Watson Jr.
2.46, 248-101
8. D.J. Irving
2.34, 157-67
9. Shaun Wynn
2.27, 100-44
10. Kevin Fitzgerald
2.26, 86-38
Career (Minimum 100 Assists)
No. Player
Ratio
1. Jeff Timberlake
2.24
2. Kevin Fitzgerald
2.20
3. Brett Brown
2.19
4. Shawn Teague
2.17
5. Maurice Watson Jr.
2.14
6. Shaun Wynn
1.92
7. Steven Key
1.80
8. Marques Johnson
1.77
9. B.J. Fearington
1.75
10. D.J. Irving
1.64
Games Played
Steals
76
74
64
60
60
58
57
56
56
54
Years
82-83
13-14
83-84
03-04
83-84
09-10
98-99
09-10
82-83
95-96
Steals
Years
200
07-11
200
95-99
193
83-86
171
93-97
167
82-85
166
00-04
156
02-06
145 10-pres.
145
85-89
141
79-83
Shots
Season
No. Player
1. Tunji Awojobi
2. Tunji Awojobi
3. Tunji Awojobi
4. Patrick Hazel
5. Tunji Awojobi
6. Patrick Hazel
7. Rashad Bell
8. Omari Peterkin
9. Jake O’Brien
Jason Scott
Career
No. Player
1. Tunji Awojobi
2. Patrick Hazel
3. Rashad Bell
4. Kevin Gardner
5. Jason Scott
6. Jake O’Brien
7. Larry Jones
8. David Stiff
9. Gary Plummer
10. Rick Rosu-Myles
Blocks
87
86
71
64
58
52
49
44
42
42
Year
94-95
93-94
96-97
10-11
95-96
11-12
04-05
06-07
09-10
90-91
Blocks
302
116
114
95
93
85
78
75
70
69
Years
93-97
10-12
01-05
02-06
89-92
08-11
85-88
91-95
80-84
90-94
TO
134
117
110
104
101
101
100
100
100
100
Year
09-10
89-90
90-91
83-84
13-14
11-12
10-11
96-97
96-97
82-83
TO
403
370
344
290
287
287
276
274
249
243
Years
06-10
95-99
85-89
93-97
10-14
82-87
82-85
01-05
07-11
85-89
Turnovers
Year
95-96
81-82
87-88
88-89
01-02
84-85
13-14
11-12
04-05
03-04
Year
85-89
00-04
79-83
82-85
12-14
02-06
86-90
05-09
94-98
10-14
Season
No. Player
1. Corey Lowe
2. Steven Key
3. Brian Holden
4. Shawn Teague
5. Maurice Watson Jr.
Darryl Partin
7. Darryl Partin
Billy Beal
LeVar Folk
Tony Simms
Career
No. Player
1. Corey Lowe
2. LeVar Folk
3. Jeff Timberlake
4. Tunji Awojobi
5. D.J. Irving
Paul Hendricks
7. Shawn Teague
8. Chaz Carr
9. John Holland
10. Tony DaCosta
Career
No. Player
1. Dom Morris
John Holland
3. D.J. Irving
4. Travis Robinson
5. Drederick Irving
6. Jeff Timberlake
Dwayne Vinson
8. Paul Seymour
Rashad Bell
Chaz Carr
Games
129
129
128
125
122
121
121
120
120
120
Years
10-14
07-11
10-14
10-14
84-88
85-89
82-86
99-03
01-05
01-05
Minutes
1,205
1,158
1,153
1,118
1,101
1,091
1,079
1,075
1,070
1,068
1,068
Year
09-10
09-10
10-11
10-11
89-90
13-14
11-12
09-10
10-11
09-10
96-97
Minutes
4,195
4,126
3,829
3,708
3,674
3,603
3,500
3,409
3,367
3,350
Years
07-11
10-14
06-10
93-97
95-99
01-05
84-88
10-14
82-87
85-89
Minutes Played
Season
No. Player
1. John Holland
2. Jake O’Brien
3. John Holland
4. Daryl Partin
5. Steven Key
6. Maurice Watson Jr.
7. Darryl Partin
8. Carlos Strong
9. D.J. Irving
10. Corey Lowe
LeVar Folk
Career
No. Player
1. John Holland
2. D.J. Irving
3. Corey Lowe
4. Tunji Awojobi
5. LeVar Folk
6. Chaz Carr
7. Drederick Irving
8. Dom Morris
9. Paul Hendricks
10. Jeff Timberlake
Notes:
** Current players in bold.
** Rebounding totals not kept consistently until 1955-56
season.
** Assists statistics not kept consistently until the 1972-73
season.
** Steals and blocked shots statistics compiled for the first
time during the 1979-80 season.
** Statistics on turnovers and minutes played not kept
consistently until the 1973-74 season.
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In his seventh season with the team, head coach Matt Zunic led the Terriers to their first-ever
NCAA tournament berth after a 20-7 season. Seniors Jack Leaman and Bob Cumings led the team
to a first-round victory over Connecticut at New York’s Madison Square Garden. Three days later,
the Terriers bested 18th-ranked Navy to give the program its first 20-win season. The magic ended
when West Virginia, led by future NBA Hall-of-Famer Jerry West, ousted BU, 86-82. Cumings became the first Terrier to be drafted by an NBA team, when the Celtics took him in the sixth round.
1979-80
nit first round
The 1979-80 season marked the first time BU was selected to take part in the National Invitation
tournament. Compiling a 21-9 record and a first-place regular-season finish in the ECAC North, BU
made its first-ever appearance in the conference playoffs. The Terriers advanced to the finals before
falling to Holy Cross, earning a surprise selection to the NIT and a first-round game against Boston
College. Senior Steve Wright led the team in scoring (19.8 ppg) and rebounding (6.0 rpg). Wright
and classmate Wally West were both later selected in the NBA draft. West was a fifth-round pick of
the Utah Jazz, while Wright went to the hometown Boston Celtics in the eighth round.
1982-83
ncaa tournament FIRST ROUND
ECAC North Rookie of the Year Mike Alexander led the Terriers to a 63-62 victory over Holy Cross
in the ECAC North title game, sending the team to its first NCAA appearance in 24 seasons. The
Terriers eventually fell to La Salle, 70-58, in a first-round game played in Philadelphia. The loss
proved to be Rick Pitino’s last game as head coach of the team. He left shortly after the season
to become an assistant coach with the New York Knicks. Senior guard Tony Simms led the team in
scoring during the season with an 18.6 points-per-game average.
1985-86
nit first round
Sophomore Drederick Irving led the Terriers to their second NIT appearance. Irving earned First
Team All-ECAC North honors after averaging 18 points per game for the 21-10 Terriers. For the
second season in a row, BU lost to a Reggie Lewis-led Northeastern squad in the conference
tournament championship game, 63-54. In its NIT first-round game, the Terriers’ valiant effort to
advance over Providence College came up three points short as the they lost to former head coach
Rick Pitino’s Friars, 72-69. Junior forward Paul Hendricks led BU with 16 points and 14 rebounds.
1987-88
ncaa tournament first round
The Mike Jarvis-led BU team reached the North Atlantic Conference Championship game for the
fourth straight year, finally gaining its third NCAA tournament bid, thanks to a then-career-high
26 points from junior Tony DaCosta, with a 71-68 win over Niagara. BU kept close in its first-round
game against eventual Final Four participant Duke, but the Blue Devils’ size and strength outlasted
the Terriers, 86-69. Seniors Drederick Irving and Larry Jones led the team on the court, averaging
19.9 and 17.3 points, respectively. Earlier in the season, Irving passed former Terrier Jim Hayes to
become the program’s all-time leading scorer.
1989-90
ncaa tournament FIRST ROUND
The mettle of the 1989-90 Terriers was witnessed in a 73-65 loss to defending national champion
Michigan before 10,032 fans at the Boston Garden in November and a January upset of ACCopponent Maryland at the Garden. Two months later, BU MVP Bill Brigham scored a career-high 26
points in a 75-57 NAC championship game win over Vermont to earn the team its fourth NCAA trip.
In a tradition of hanging with their more well-heeled tourney opponents, the Terriers trailed
Connecticut by only one point at the half. Despite 17 points and six assists from leading scorer
Steven Key, the Terriers fell, 76-52.
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2003-04
CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
nit first round
Despite playing their first 11 games on the road, the Terriers’ school-record 13-game winning streak
late in the season paced the team to a program-record 25-5 overall mark and its fifth NCAA appearance. Senior Tunji Awojobi led BU into the tourney as a 12-seed, the highest it had been since
the NCAA began seeding teams. The Terriers ran into a hot-shooting Tulsa team in Kansas City,
falling by the score of 81-52. Awojobi wrapped up a career that still finds him atop many of BU’s
statistical categories, including career points, rebounds, and blocked shots. Head coach Dennis
Wolff earned America East, NABC District I, and New England Division I Coach of the Year honors.
Regardless of the 2003-04 Terriers falling in the first round of both the America East tournament
and the NIT, the season will go down as one of the most successful in the program’s history. The
Terriers won 23-of-24 games to finish the regular season, posted a 17-1 conference record, and at
one point had one of the nation’s longest road winning streaks at 12 games. It was the program’s
third straight 20+ win season and third consecutive post-season trip - both team records. Chaz
Carr and Jason Grochowalski earned first-team all-conference honors, while Dennis Wolff earned
America East, NABC District 1, and New England Coach of the Year awards.
2001-02
2004-05
ncaa tournament first round
The 2001-02 Terriers hit their stride in January with a pair of long conference winning streaks. The
team ended up tied for first with Vermont thanks to a 13-3 league mark. BU defeated Northeastern
in the quarters of the America East tournament, then won a memorable game in the semis against
Hartford. Senior Stijn Dhondt’s buzzer-beating 3-pointer gave the Terriers a 63-60 win and a spot
in the title game. BU dominated Maine, 66-40, to win its fifth America East title and earn its sixth
NCAA tournament trip. Junior Billy Collins was named first-team all-conference, while Chaz Carr
was a second team selection. Carr was joined on the all-rookie team by Rashad Bell.
2002-03
nit first round
The 2002-03 Terriers made team history when they made an NIT appearance against St. John’s. It
was the first time in the team’s 94 years that it made back-to-back postseason appearances. The
Terriers played well against major-conference teams, defeating the MAC’s Ohio University and the
ACC’s Florida State University. They also proved a tough out for the PAC-10’s Stanford and Arizona.
The team finished atop America East standings with a 13-3 league record, but fell to Vermont,
56-55, in the conference tournament championship game. Sophomore Rashad Bell was a first-team
all-conference selection, while senior Billy Collins and junior Ryan Butt were named second team
and third team, respectively. Head coach Dennis Wolff earned the America East Coach of the Year
honor for the second time.
nit first round
After recording their fourth consecutive 20-win season, the Terriers advanced to a postseason tournament for a school-record fourth straight year (1 NCAA, 3 NIT). BU met an untimely end with
a first-round loss to Georgetown in the NIT but still finished 20-9 overall and 14-4 in the America
East. The Terrier defense was impenetrable, as it led the nation in field goal pct. defense (37.1%)
en route to allowing a miniscule 55.7 ppg. BU won at Michigan for the second consecutive year
and handed NCAA Cinderella Vermont one of its two league losses on the season. Seniors Rashad
Bell and Chaz Carr were both named first-team all-conference and finished their careers with an
85-36 (57-11 AE) record, the best four-year span in school history.
2009-10
CBI Semifinals
Under first-year head coach Patrick Chambers, the experienced 2009-10 Terriers (21-14) made
plenty of history, reaching their first America East title game since 2003. After a thrilling 70-63
win vs. top-seeded Stony Brook, BU pulled within four at Vermont with 4:58 left, but the Catamounts pulled away in the end. The Terriers accepted a bid to the College Basketball Invitational
(CBI) and made league history by becoming the first to win two games in the same postseason.
They won at defending CBI champion Oregon St., 96-78, and hosted their first-ever postseason
game against Morehead St., pulling out a 91-89 OT win. Eventual champion and 2011 Final Four
participant VCU ended BU’s run, 88-75. Other highlights included BU upsetting Indiana, 71-67,
and leading the AE in scoring (72.2 ppg) for the first time since 1983. Junior John Holland
became the first at BU to lead the AE in scoring (19.2 ppg) as well.
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NCAA Tournament
ncaa tournament Second round
Appearances: Seven
Years: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
Record: 2-7
Previous Results:
2011 3/18 (1) Kansas 72, Boston U. 53
2002 3/15 (1) Cincinnati 90, (16) Boston U. 52
1997 3/14 (5) Tulsa 82, (12) Boston U. 52
1990 3/15 (1) Connecticut 76, (16) Boston U. 52
1988 3/17 (1) Duke 85, Boston U. 69
1983 3/15 La Salle 70, Boston U. 58 1959 3/10 Boston U. 60, Connecticut 58
3/13 Boston U. 62, Navy 55
3/14 West Virginia 86, Boston U. 82
Second Round, Tulsa, Okla.
First Round, Pittsburgh, Pa.
First Round, Kansas City, Mo.
First Round, Hartford, Conn.
First Round, Chapel Hill, N.C.
Opening Round, Philadelphia, Pa.
First Round, New York, N.Y.
Second Round, Charlotte, N.C.
East Regional Final, Charlotte, N.C.
National Invitation Tournament (NIT)
Despite graduating nine seniors from the previous season, the 2010-11 Terriers (21-14) made their
mark under head coach Patrick Chambers. It was the year of John Holland, who became the second
in program history to reach 2,000 points and the second in the America East besides Reggie Lewis
to reach 2,000 points, 700 rebounds and 200 steals. Repeating as the AE scoring champ (19.2
ppg), both the AE Player of the Year and fellow All-AE First Team honoree Darryl Partin (14.3 ppg)
led BU on an 11-game win streak into the NCAAs. Trailing by 15 with 16:47 left, Holland scored 14
straight points over a six minute span and later hit two free throws with 2.4 seconds left to give BU
a thrilling 56-54 win at Agganis Arena to clinch the program’s first NCAA bid since 2002. The Terriers
only trailed, 47-41, to No. 1 Kansas with 9:32 left before the Jayhawks pulled away. Showing the
future is bright, both D.J. Irving and Dom Morris earned America East All-Rookie honors. Appearances: Six
Years: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014
Record: 0-6
Previous Results:
2014 3/19 Illinois 66, @ Boston U. 62
2005 3/16 @ Georgetown 64, Boston U. 34
2004 3/17 @ Rhode Island 80, Boston U. 52
2003 3/19 @ St. John’s 62, Boston U. 57
1986 3/13 @ Providence 72, Boston U. 69
1980 3/10 @ Boston College 95, Boston U. 74
First Round, Boston, Mass.
First Round, Washington, D.C.
First Round, Kingston, R.I.
First Round, Jamiaca, N.Y.
First Round, Providence, R.I.
First Round, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
college basketball invitational (CBI)
2012-13
CIT First round
Appearances: One
Years: 2010
Record: 2-1
Previous Results:
2010 3/17 Boston U. 96, @ Oregon St. 78
3/22 @ Boston U. 91, Morehead St. 89 (OT)
3/24 @ VCU 88, Boston U. 75
First Round, Corvallis, Ore.
Quarterfinals, Case Gym
Semifinals, Richmond, Va.
collegeinsider.com postseason tournament (CIT)
Appearances: One
Years: 2013
Record: 0-1
Previous Results:
2013 3/19 @ Loyola Maryland 70, Boston U. 63
The 2012-13 season presented the youthful Terriers (17-13) with many challenges. Besides being
banned from the America East tournament due to the upcoming move to the Patriot League, BU
was without 2012 AE Player of the Year Darryl Partin and 2009 Rookie of the Year Jake O’Brien
due to graduation. With zero three-year lettermen, BU under second-year head coach Joe Jones
started slow with three of its season-opening five losses being decided by a combined six points.
The Terriers finally gelled and won five of their next six before finishing second in the America East
with an 11-5 record, highlighted by sweeps over AE title game participants Vermont and Albany.
BU earned its third postseason bid in four years with a trip to the CIT. Loyola Maryand trailed
53-41 with 11:32 left and raillied behind the 3-pointer to finish ahead, 70-63. Junior D.J. Irving
(14.2 ppg) earned All-AE First Team honors, while junior Dom Morris and freshman Maurice Watson
Jr. both earned Third Team accolades. Watson also earned All-Rookie honors with John Papale. 2013-14
NIT First round
First Round, Baltimore, Md.
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BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL RECORD BOOK - YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS
YEAR
1901-02
1902-03
1903-04
1904-05
1905-06
1906-07
1907-08
1908-09
1909-10
1900’s
W
1
0
0
2
2
0
-
0
0
5
L
1
3
3
3
4
1
-
2
1
18
COACH
no coach
no coach
no coach
no coach
no coach
no coach
no team
P. V. Stroud
Charles McGlue
.217
CONFERENCE
1910-11
0
1
1911-15
-
-
1915-16
2
2
VARSITY PROGRAM STARTS
1916-17
6
3
1917-18
6
2
1919-20
0
6
1910’s
14
14
H. L. Perrin
no team
Henry Crane
1920-21
1921-22
1922-23
1923-24
1924-25
1925-26
1926-27
1927-28
1928-29
1929-30
1920’s
2
1
-
0
9
6
6
8
4
4
40
1
15
-
1
13
7
7
8
8
8
68
no coach
no coach
no team
no coach
John Williams
Win Carlson
Win Carlson
Win Carlson
Win Carlson
Win Carlson
.370
1930-31
1931-32
1932-33
1933-34
1934-35
1935-36
1936-37
1937-38
1938-39
1939-40
1930’s
6
5
8
5
2
1
9
9
10
6
61
7
8
7
7
14
13
6
9
4
7
82
Win Carlson
Win Carlson
John Harmon
John Harmon
John Harmon
Mel Collard
Mel Collard
Mel Collard
Mel Collard
Mel Collard
.427
1940-41
13
1941-42
9
1942-43
3
1943-44
-
1944-45
4
1945-46
12
1946-47
14
1947-48
10
1948-49
6
1949-50 (Join D-II)7
1940’s
78
3
5
10
-
6
2
7
9
12
9
63
Mel Collard
Mel Collard
Mel Collard
no team
Mel Collard
Russ Peterson
Russ Peterson
Russ Peterson
Charles Cummings
Vin Cronin
.553
1950-51
7
1951-52
9
1952-53
10
1953-54
9
1954-55
12
1955-56
17
1956-57
13
1957-58 (Join D-I)15
1958-59
20
1959-60
14
1950’s
126
12
8
10
11
9
6
10
5
7
10
88
Vin Cronin
Vin Cronin
Matt Zunic
Matt Zunic
Matt Zunic
Matt Zunic
Matt Zunic
Matt Zunic
Matt Zunic
John Burke
.589
POSTSEASON
V. B. Allison
V. B. Allison
Percy Wendell
.500
1960-61
1961-62
1962-63
1963-64
1964-65
1965-66
1966-67
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1960’s
9
5
10
16
10
4
4
10
14
14
96
14
15
9
7
10
19
18
14
10
10
126
John Burke
John Burke
John Burke
John Burke
John Burke
John Burke
Charles Luce
Charles Luce
Charles Luce
Charles Luce
.432
1970-71
1971-72
1972-73
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1970’s
7
7
15
9
12
7
7
10
17
21
112
18
16
10
16
13
19
19
15
9
9
144
Charles Luce
Ron Mitchell
Ron Mitchell
7-4
Ron Mitchell
2-9
Roy Sigler
7-4
Roy Sigler
3-9
Roy Sigler
Roy Sigler
Rick Pitino
Rick Pitino
.438
19-26 (.422)
YEAR
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1980’s
W
13
19
21
16
15
21
18
23
21
18
185
L
14
9
10
13
15
10
12
8
9
12
112
COACH
Rick Pitino
Rick Pitino
Rick Pitino
John Kuester
John Kuester
Mike Jarvis
Mike Jarvis
Mike Jarvis
Mike Jarvis
Mike Jarvis
.623
CONFERENCE
6-2 (4th)
8-2 (t-1st)
9-5 (t-2nd)
9-7 (5th)
13-5 (3rd)
12-6 (t-3rd)
14-4 (2nd)
14-4 (2nd)
9-3 (t-1st)
94-38 (.712)
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-2000
1990’s
11
10
6
11
15
18
25
19
9
7
131
18
18
21
16
16
11
5
11
18
22
156
Bob Brown
Bob Brown
Bob Brown
Bob Brown
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
.456
5-5 (t-3rd)
5-9 (t-5th)
3-11 (8th)
4-10 (6th)
7-9 (t-4th)
13-5 (2nd)
17-1 (1st)
12-6 (t-1st)
5-13 (8th)
5-13 (t-8th)
76-83 (.478)
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2000’s
14
22
20
23
20
12
12
14
17
21
175
14
10
11
6
9
16
18
17
13
14
128
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Dennis Wolff
Pat Chambers
.578
9-9 (5th)
13-3 (t-1st)
17-1 (1st)
17-1 (1st)
14-4 (3rd)
9-7 (t-3rd)
8-8 (3rd)
9-7 (t-4th)
11-5 (3rd)
11-5 (t-3rd)
117-50 (.701)
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
2014-15
2010’s
21
16
17
24
1
79
14
16
13
11
1
55
Pat Chambers
Joe Jones
Joe Jones
Joe Jones
Joe Jones
.593
12-4 (2nd)
12-4 (3rd)
11-5 (t-2nd)
15-3 (1st)
NCAA
NIT
NCAA
NIT
NCAA
NCAA
NCAA
NCAA
NIT
NIT
NIT
CBI
NCAA
CIT
NIT
50-16 (.758)
all-time coaching records
NAME
No coach
P. V. Stroud
Charles McGlue
H. L. Perrin
Henry Crane
V. B. Allison
Percy Wendell
John Williams
Win Carlson
John Harmon
Mel Collard
Russ Peterson
Charles Cummings
Vin Cronin
Matt Zunic
John Burke
Charles Luce
Ron Mitchell
Roy Sigler
Rick Pitino
John Kuester
Mike Jarvis
Bob Brown
Dennis Wolff
Pat Chambers
Joe Jones
POSTSEASON
YEARS
YRS
W-L
1901-02 - 1906-07,
1920-21 - 1922-23
4
8-32
1908-09
1
0-2
1909-10
1
0-1
1910-11
1
0-1
1915-16
1
2-2
1916-17 - 1917-18
2
12-5
1919-20
1
0-6
1924-25
1
9-13
1925-26 - 1931-32
5
39-53
1932-33 - 1934-35
3
15-28
1935-36 - 1944-45
9
64-63
1945-46 - 1947-48
3
36-18
1948-49
1
6-12
1949-50 - 1951-52
3
23-29
1952-53 - 1958-59
7
96-58
1959-60 - 1965-66
7
68-84
1966-67 - 1970-71
5
49-70
1971-72 - 1973-74
3
31-42
1974-75 - 1977-78
4
36-66
1978-79 - 1982-83
5
91-51
1983-84 - 1984-85
2
31-28
1985-86 - 1989-90
5
101-51
1990-91 - 1993-94
4
38-73
1994-95 - 2008-09
15
247-197
2009-10 - 2010-11
2
42-28
2011-12 - pres.
4
58-41
All-Time Record 1102-1054
Conference Record 356-213
PCT
.200
.000
.000
.000
.500
.706
.000
.409
.424
.349
.504
.667
.333
.442
.623
.447
.412
.425
.353
.641
.534
.665
.342
.556
.600
.586
.511
.625
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     
     
     

    


  



   


  



  


     
     

































































































































2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013

2014 italy trip
statistics



























































































  
  









































    
    


  
  
  

















































 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 































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2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
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 
 
 
 
 
 
















   








 
 
 
 


 





    



 
   
2014-15 boston university men’s basketball
National Invitational Tournament: 1980, 1986, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2014 CBI: 2010, CIT: 2013
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














      











  
  
 

































  
 

  

   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  
   








   

































 


 
  
  
  

























      












  
  
 




































   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  
    
  
  
  









   





































  

 
  
  
  




























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NCAA Tournament: 1959, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1997, 2002, 2011
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Eric johnson
Fr.
G l 6-2 l 180
Durham, N.C.
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nick havEnEr
john papalE
Eric fanning
blaisE Mbargorba
Fr. l F l 6-8 l 200
West Covina, Calif.
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braiTEn Madrigal
chEddi MosEly
So. l G l 6-4 l 180
Downey, Calif.
Fr. l G l 6-3 l 175
Jersey City, N.J.
Jr. l G l 6-3 l 190
Wallingford, Conn.
So.
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G l 6-5 l 190
Trenton, N.J.
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So. l G l 5-9 l 170
West Covina, Calif.
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Miami, Fla.
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dylan hainEs
Jr. l F l 6-8 l 220
Washington D.C.
Will goff
So. l C l 6-11 l 210
Hightstown, N.J.
Fr. l G l 6-3 l 180
Scottsdale, Ariz.
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caMEron cUrry cEdric hankErson
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naThan diEUdonnE dylan brossMan
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l F l 6-7 l 225
Louisville, Ky.
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Reamstown, Pa.
So. l F l 7-0 l 230
Liverpool, N.Y.
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shaUn Morris
Associate Head Coach
cUrT is Wilson
Assistant Coach
WalT corbEan
Assistant Coach
joE bianco
Dir., Basketball Operations