tournament results regular season honors … · *clinched american athletic conference championship...

REGULAR SEASON HONORSPLAYER OF THE YEARJarron Cumberland

Junior, Guard, Cincinnati

FRESHMAN OF THE YEARAlexis YetnaForward, USF

COACH OF THE YEAR Kelvin Sampson

Houston

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARLaquincy Rideau

Redshirt-Junior, Guard, USF

SIXTH MAN OF THEY YEARDeJon Jarreau

Redshirt-Sophomore, Guard, Houston

MOST IMPROVED PLAYERSJosh Carlton

Sophomore, Forward/Center, UConn

Nate Pierre-LouisSophomore, Guard, Temple

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDGalen Robinson, Jr.

Senior, Guard, Houston

ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAMShizz Alston, Jr., Temple

Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati *Corey Davis, Jr., Houston *

Jeremiah Martin, Memphis *B.J. Taylor, UCF

ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM

Armoni Brooks, HoustonAubrey Dawkins, UCF

Markis McDuffie, Wichita StateJahmal McMurray, SMUQuinton Rose, Temple

ALL-CONFERENCE THIRD TEAM

Jalen Adams, UConnDavid Collins, USF

Tacko Fall, UCFDaQuan Jeffries, TulsaLaquincy Rideau, USF

ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM

Dexter Dennis, Wichita StateJayden Gardner, ECU *Tyler Harris, Memphis

Nate Hinton, Houston *Alexis Yetna, USF *

*unanimous

2018-19 STANDINGS AMERICAN OVERALLSCHOOLAP/USA TODAY W-L PCT PF PA H A W-L PCT PF PA H A N L10 STREAK NOTABLE* Houston 11/9 16-2 .889 77.8 64.2 8-1 8-1 33-4 .892 75.3 61.0 20-1 10-1 3-2 7-3 L 1 Advanced to sweet 16 for the first time in 35 years* Cincinnati 22/24 14-4 .778 69.9 64.8 8-1 6-3 28-7 .800 71.7 62.7 16-2 7-4 5-1 7-3 L 1 First American team to win back-to-back conference championships* Temple 13-5 .722 75.8 72.7 8-1 5-4 23-10 .697 74.7 71.5 13-2 8-5 2-3 6-4 L 2 Got Fran Dunphy to the NCAA Tournament in his final coaching season* UCF rv/rv 13-5 .722 70.3 64.3 8-1 5-4 24-9 .727 72.3 64.5 15-3 5-5 4-1 6-4 L 11 Earned first NCAA Tournament victory with win over No. 8 VCUMemphis 11-7 .611 78.6 75.2 8-1 3-6 22-14 .611 80.1 74.4 18-3 4-9 0-2 7-3 L 1 Defeated San Diego in NIT First Round to improve to 18-3 at FedExForumWichita State 10-8 .556 70.9 69.4 6-3 4-5 22-15 .595 70.5 68.7 11-4 7-7 4-4 8-2 L 1 Head coach Gregg Marshall won his 500th game in NIT victory at FurmanTulsa 8-10 .444 71.7 73.7 6-3 2-7 18-14 .563 71.8 71.0 14-3 3-8 1-3 5-5 L 2 Golden Hurricane made the most of its home court going 14-3 in TulsaUSF 8-10 .444 69.2 68.8 5-4 3-6 23-13 .639 71.6 66.3 18-5 4-6 1-2 5-5 W 4 Collins hit game-winner with 1.7 seconds left in game on of CBI Finals UConn 6-12 .333 69.7 70.5 5-4 1-8 16-17 .485 73.8 71.3 13-5 1-8 2-4 3-7 L 1 Jalen Adams finished his career second all-time in American scoring (1,706)SMU 6-12 .333 69.0 71.7 4-5 2-7 15-17 .469 72.0 70.3 10-8 3-7 2-2 3-7 L 1 Jimmy Whitt, Ethan Chargois and Isiaha Mike set to return as startersECU 3-15 .167 65.4 79.0 2-7 1-8 10-21 .323 67.4 74.2 9-9 1-11 0-1 1-9 L 5 Jayden Gardner became the 3rd American freshman to score 500 pointsTulane 0-18 .000 66.1 80.1 0-9 0-9 4-27 .129 67.2 77.5 3-12 0-10 1-5 0-10 L 21 Caleb Daniels scored a career-high 36 points in his regular season finale vs. Wichita

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TOURNAMENT RESULTS (all times Eastern)

Tuesday, March 19 - NCAA First FourNo. 11 Temple, 70 vs. No. 11 Belmont , 81

Friday, March 22 - NCAA First RoundNo. 10 Iowa, 72 vs. No. 7 Cincinnati, 79No. 14 Georgia State, 55 vs. No. 3 Houston, 84No. 9 UCF, 73 vs. No. 8 VCU, 58

Sunday, March 24 - NCAA Second RoundNo. 9 UCF, 76 vs. No. 1 Duke, 77No. 11 Ohio State, 59 vs. No. 3 Houston, 74

Friday, March 29 - NCAA Sweet 16No. 3 Houston, 58 vs. No. 2 Kentucky, 62

Tuesday, March 19 - NIT First RoundNo. 6 San Diego, 60 at No. 3 Memphis, 74

Wednesday, March 20 - NIT First RoundNo. 6 Wichita State, 76 at No. 3 Furman, 70

Friday, March 22 - NIT Second RoundNo. 3 Memphis, 57 at No. 2 Creighton, 79

Sunday, March 24 - NIT Second RoundNo. 6 Wichita State, 63 at No. 2 Clemson, 55

Tuesday, March 26 - NIT QuarterfinalsNo. 6 Wichita State, 73 at No. 1 Indiana, 63

Tuesday, April 2 - NIT SemifinalsNo. 6 Wichita State, 64 vs. No. 5 Lipscomb, 71

Wednesday, March 20 - CBI First RoundStony Brook, 79 at USF, 82 (OT)

Monday, March 25 - CBI QuarterfinalsUtah Valley, 66 at USF, 57

Thursday, March 28 - CBI Semifinals Loyola Marymount, 47 at USF, 56

Monday, April 1 - CBI Championship (Game 1)DePaul, 61 at USF, 63

Wednesday, April 3 - CBI Championship (Game 2)USF at DePaul (ESPNU) ............................................................................... 8 p.m.

Friday, April 5 - CBI Championship (Game 3 - if necessary)USF at DePaul (ESPN) .................................................................................. 6 p.m.

POSTSEASON POWERRECORD-SETTING SEASONThe American set a conference record with seven postseason teams in 2019. The league tied its high-water mark with four NCAA teams and reached the number for the first time since 2016. Additionally, two squads made the NIT with one in the CBI. 2018-19 marks the first season in which seven teams have reached 20 wins, besting 2015-16 (six teams). American teams are now 11-5 in postseason play.

TOURNAMENT BREAKDOWNSHouston (33-4), The American’s regular season champion, received a No. 3 seed in the Midwest Region and downed No. 14 Georgia State (23-10), 84-55. Corey Davis Jr., had 26 points, seven 3-pointers, seven rebounds and six assists. The Cougars went on to defeat No. 11 Ohio State (20-15) to advance to its first Sweet 16 in 35 years. Houston was edged in a regional thriller by No. 2 Kentucky (30-6), 62-58.

Cincinnati (28-7), The American tournament champion for the second-straight season, received a No. 7 seed in the South Region and faced No. 10 Iowa (23-11) last Friday in Columbus, Ohio. The Bearcats were edged by seven, 79-72.

UCF (24-9), which enjoyed one of its strongest seasons in program his-tory, earned a No. 9 seed and upset No. 8 VCU (25-8) on Friday, March 22, in Colombia, S.C. It was the first-ever NCAA victory for the Knights. UCF went on to have the “game of the tournament” against No. 1 Duke (31-5).

Temple (23-10) was part of the First Four in Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday, March 19, as a No. 11 seed. The Owls faced No. 11 Belmont (26-5) but fell, 81-70, despite 21 points and five assists from Shizz, Alston, Jr.

Memphis (22-14) was a No. 3 seed in the NIT and beat No. 6 San Diego (21-15), 74-60, behind a game-high 21 points from Jeremiah Martin. They fell at No. 2 Creighton (20-14) last Friday, 79-67.

Wichita State (22-14) earned a No. 6 seed in the NIT and won at No. 3 Furman (25-8) last Wednesday. The win was the 500th in the career of head coach Gregg Marshall. The Shockers then won at Clemson, 63-55, to advance to the Quarterfinals. At Indiana (19-16), WSU became the first NIT team to knock off the top-three teams in their region and win three road games. Their season came to a close with a semifinal loss to Lipscomb (29-7) in New York City at Madison Square Garden.

USF (21-13) hosted a CBI First Round game against Stony Brook(24-9) and erased a 25-point deficit to win in overtime. The Bulls then took down Utah Valley (25-10) last Monday, 66-57. USF followed it up with a 56-47 semfinal win over Loyola Marymount (22-12). The Bulls downed DePaul (18-16) in game one of a three-game series for the CBI Championship. Sophomore David Collins hit the game-winning runner in the lane with just 1.7 seconds left in regulation.

SAMPSON A NAISMITH FINALISTAfter a record-setting season for the Houston men’s basketball program, head coach Kelvin Sampson was recognized as a Werner Ladder Naismith National Coach of the Year Finalist by the Atlanta Tipoff Club. In 2018-19, Sampson has led the Cougars to one of the best seasons in school history. The Cougars captured the outright American Athletic Conference regular-season championship, a first for the program since 1984.

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TALKING POINTS

UCF rv/rv

24-8, 13-5 American

Last: ............................................................. L vs No. 1 Duke, 77-76Next: ...................................................................... season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 3-2

@UCF_MBB

• Earned the first at-large NCAA Tournament bid in program history and then its first NCAA victory in the upset of VCU.

• Earned potentially the biggest win in program history with victory over then No. 8/6 Houston with ESPN College

GameDay on hand. It was the highest-ranked team the Knights had ever beat on the road.

• Followed it up with the win over No. 20/19 Cincinnati which is the first time UCF has two games against ranked teams in a season.

• B.J. Taylor earned First -Team All-American Athletic Confer-ence honors to become the player in program history to make the top team. Aubrey Dawkins (second team) and Tacko Fall (third team) gave UCF an American-high three all-conference players.

CINCINNATI 22/24

28-7, 14-4 American

Last: ..........................................................L vs. No. 10 Iowa, 79-72Next:....................................................................season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 3-2

@GoBearcatsMBB

• Became the first team in American history to win back-to-back conference titles behind 33 points from tournament MOP, Jarron Cumberland. Joined SMU as the only two-time American tournament champions

• Cumberland earned Cincinnati’s second-straight American Player of the Year Award. He also tied UConn’s Shabazz Napier for the most American Athletic Conference Player of the Week awards (five).

• Only two nonconference regular-season losses came to NCAA tournament seeds, Ohio State and at Mississippi State.

• The Bearcats are one of six teams to appear in the NCAA Tournament each of the past nine seasons along with Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Michigan State and North Carolina.

UCONN16-17, 6-12 American

Last: ............................................. L vs. No. 11/10 Houston, 84-45Next:....................................................................season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 3-2

@UConnMBB

• Jalen Adams moved his name up The American record books and ranks second all-time in scoring with 1,706 points, just four behind Houston’s Rob Gray as the conference’s all-time leading scorer.

• Adams returned to the lineup at ECU (3/10), led the Huskies to a win, set The American season-high with 12 assists and became the fourth player in league history to hit 500 career assists.

• UConn tied a tournament record with nine 3-pointers in the first half. Christian Vital tied the high mark with six treys made.

• After knocking off then-No. 15 Syracuse, 83-76, in week two, the Huskies were receiving votes in the AP Top-25 poll for two weeks. UConn’s four nonconference losses came to Iowa, Arizona, Florida State and Villanova.

ECU10-21, 3-15 American

Last: ..................................................... L vs. Wichita State, 73-57Next:...................................................................season completeLast Five:.....................................................................................1-4

@ECUbasketball

• Jayden Gardner was a unanimous first-team all-freshman selection and trails only Memphis’ Dedric Lawson in first-year scoring and rebound in American history.

• Gardner earned five Freshman of the Week award, the most of any active American player. Behind only Memphis’ Dedric Lawson (six). Hi is the third American player to reach 500 points.

• Gardner has three 30-point double-doubles this season. He became the third player in league history with 20 rebounds against UCF on Jan. 13. He was the national freshman of the week.

• Coach Joe Dooley returned to take over the ECU program for a second time in April after five seasons at Florida Gulf Coast. Dooley served as the Pirates’ head coach from 1995-99 and compiled a 57-52 ledger during his four-year tenure.

HOUSTON 11/9

33-4, 16-2 American

Last: ................................................... L vs. No. 2 Kentucky, 62-58Next:....................................................................season completeLast Five:......................................................................................3-2

@UHCougarMBK

• First American team since 2014 to advance to the Sweet 16. Will face No. 2 Kentucky in Kansas City on Friday night.

• After not making NCAA tournament since 1984, the Cougars now have NCAA wins in back-to-back seasons.

• Only team in American history to have two 12-game win streaks in the same season.

• First team in the NCAA to 20 wins and one of three two-loss teams (least losses in the country). Second 30-win steam.

• 2018 and 2019 American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year Kelvin Sampson is one of only 10 coaches in NCAA histo-ry to lead three-or-more schools to NCAA Tournament wins.

MEMPHIS22-14, 11-7 American

Last: ..............................................................L at Creighton, 79-67Next:....................................................................season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 3-2

@Memphis_MBB

• The Tigers are 18-3 at home this season. Losses :then-No. 3/4 Tennessee, No. 25/23 Cincinnati and No. 11/10 Houston

• Jeremiah Martin was one of three NCAA DI player to average 30 points in the month of February.

• Martin set The American single-game scoring record with 43 points and tied the top field goal mark with 15 baskets in win vs. Tulane. He’s averaged 30.7 ppg in February. He also scored 41 points in a half against USF.

• Won over 20 games, made teh NIT and won a first round game in Penny Hardaway’s first season as a collegiate head coach.

• Hardaway is the school’s third former player in the modern era (since WWII) following Wayne Yates (1974-79) and Larry Finch (1986-97). Hardaway played under Finch in the early 1990s.

USF23-13, 8-10 American

Last: ............................................................... W vs. DePaul, 63-61Next:............................ Wednesday, April 3 at DePaul, 8 p.m. ETLast Five:......................................................................................4-1

@USFMBB

• Set a program record with its 23rd win of the season in game one victory over DePaul in CBI Championship series.

• The Bulls claimed two individual American regular season honors as Laquincy Rideau was the Defensive Player of the Year and Alexis Yetna earned Freshman of the Year. Rideau and sophomore David Collins both made The American’s All-Conference third team.

• Laquincy Rideau had The American’s second triple-double of the season in the OT loss at Temple with 18 points, 10 assists and 10 steals. He set an American Athletic Confer-ence record with 10 steals and USF ranks second in the record book with 17 steals against the Owls.

• USF features 12 players that were either not on the team or did not see action last season.

SMU15-17, 6-12 American

Last: ......................................... L vs. No. 24/23 Cincinnati, 82-74Next:...................................................................season completeLast Five:.....................................................................................2-3

@SMUBasketball

• Jimmy Whitt Jr. scored a team-high 24 points in a n eight-point quarterfinal loss to nationally-ranked Cincinnati.

• The Mustangs have advanced to at lead the quarterfinal round of the American Championship every season they have been eligible to go.

• Foster Factor: SMU started season without Jarrey: went 3-3 -- Jarrey Returns: 8-3 -- Absent Again: 2-8. 10-5 overall with Foster in the lineup.

• Whit, Jr. registered the first SMU triple-double (12 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists) since 1999 against McNeese. It is the fifth ever triple-double and third player to register one in program history.

TEMPLE 23-10, 13-5 American

Last: ....................................................L vs. No. 11 Belmont, 81-70Next:....................................................................season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 3-2

@TUMBBHoops

• Edged in First Four matchup in Dayton against Belmont. Shizz Alston, Jr. had a team-high 21 points and five assists.

• Ernest Aflakpui set single-game American Athletic Confer-ence Championship records with 19 rebounds and eight offensive boards..

• Ninth 20-win season in 13 seasons under head coach Fran Dunphy.

• Earned a win over nationally-ranked team for 12th straight season in beating then-undefeated No. 17/15 Houston.

• Fran Dunphy completed his 13th and final season as Temple’s head coach. He entered the year as the winningest coach in Big 5 history with 557 wins over 29 seasons. The two-time American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year has guided the Owls to seven NCAA tournaments and two trips to the NIT. Associate head coach Aaron McKie will take over as the program’s head coach for the 2019-20 campaign.

TULANE4-27, 0-18 American

Last: .............................................................L at Memphis, 83-68Next:...................................................................season completeLast Five:....................................................................................0-5

@GreenWaveMBB

• Hired former Georgia State head coach Ron Hunter as its new coach for the 2019-20 season.

• Caleb Daniels, the Green Wave’s leading scorer, put up a career-high 36 points in the season finale at Wichita. It is the fourth-highest scoring total this season.

• Samir Sehic’s has nine double-doubles this season which is the fourth-highest mark in The American. His 11 career double-dips are tied for third among active players.

• Tulane started the Gulf Coast Showcase off with a win over South Dakota State, 84-80 (11/19/18).

• The Green Wave’s roster comprises players from four differ-ent continents, including 10 from North America, two from Africa, one from Asia and one from Europe.

TULSA18-14, 8-10 American

Last: ...................................................................... L vs. SMU, 74-65Next: ........................................................................season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 2-3

@TUMBasketball

• Edged against Tulsa in the 2019 American Championship First round against SMU.

• Jeriah Horne led the way off the bench vs. the Mustangs with 19 points and six rebounds

• 15-game home win streak came to end in overtime against Cincinnati (1/24) despite a perfect shooting game from DaQuan Jeffries (4-4 FG, 3-3 3FG). Went 14-3 at home this season.

• Earned The American’s third win over a ranked foe, downing No. 16/15 Kansas State, 47-46. Curran Scott, who hit the buzzer-beating 3-pointer vs. USF, had a game-high 14 points vs. K-State.

• Went toe-to-toe with then-No. 6 team in the nation in Las Vegas, playing Nevada to a 10-point game.

WICHITA STATE22-15, 10-8 American

Last: ...............................................................L vs. Lipscomb, 71-64Next: ........................................................................season completeLast Five:..................................................................................... 3-2

@GoShockersMBB

• Wichita State made its 11th-straight postseason appearance.

• Became the first team in NIT history to defeat the top-three seeds in its region and also the first team to win three road games in the tournament.

• Head coach Gregg Marshall got his 500th career win in NIT First Round victory at Furman.

• Wichita had signature wins over Providence (11/9), a team receiving that was votes in both national polls. The Shockers then beat Baylor (12/1).

• Wichita State returned just 11.2 percent of its minutes from last year. That figure is the second-fewest in Division I behind Mount St. Mary’s.


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NATIONAL HONORSThree separate American players have received midseason national at-tention. Cincinnati junior Jarron Cumberland was named to the Naismith Player of the Year Midseason Team and Lute Olson Award Mid-Season Watch List as the nation’s top overall performer. Additionally, he was as one of 10 candidates for the Jerry West Shooting Guard of the Year Award, presented by the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

The Atlanta Tipoff Club named UCF senior Tacko Fall to the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Award Midseason Watch List. Fall is one of just 15 players across Division I men’s basketball to earn a spot on the midseason watch list and he is the only center to make the cut.

ECU’s Jayden Gardner was tabbed as the Wayman Tisdale National Fresh-man of the Week on Jan. 15, one of just seven players to earn the honor this season.

REWRITING THE RECORD BOOKThis season, American Athletic Conference teams have etched their names in the top-five of the league record book 27 times with 14 individual and 13 team marks. Name/Team Statistic Number Rank Jeremiah Martin, Mem Points 43 1 Jeremiah Martin, Mem Points 41 3 Jeremiah Martin, Mem Field Goals Made 15 T1 Jahmal McMurray, SMU Field Goals Made 14 T4 Jeremiah Martin, Mem 3PT Field Goals Made 8 T4 Shawn Williams, ECU 3PT Field Goals Made 8 T4 Corey Davis, Jr., Hou 3PT Field Goals Made 8 T4 Jayden Gardner, ECU Free Throws Made 16 2 David Collins, USF Free Throws Made 15 T3 Jayden Gardner, ECU Rebounds 20 T3 Tacko Fall, UCF Rebounds 20 T3 Ernest Aflakpui, Tem Rebounds 19 T5 Laquincy Rideau, USF Steals 10 1 Christian Vial, USF Steals 7 T2 Memphis Scoring Margin +58 3 Cincinnati Scoring Margin +56 4 Cincinnati Field Goals Made 41 T4 Cincinnati Field Goal Percentage .641 5 Houston 3PT Field Goals Made 17 4 Houston 3PT Field Goals Made 16 T5 SMU 3PT Field Goals Attempted 36 T5 USF 3PT Field Goal Percentage .714 3 Houston 3PT Field Goal Percentage .667 T5 Memphis Free Throws Made 37 4 Memphis Free Throws Attempts 56 2 USF Steals 17 T2 Houston Consecutive Wins 15 5

RAISING TROPHIESThree league teams earned tournament wins this season. UCF was victorious in the Myrtle Beach Invitational in week two while two other squads raised trophies in week three.

Houston went to BYU and earned a 76-62 win in front of a crowd of over 10,000 fans to win the Men Against Breast Cancer Cougar Cup champion-ship. Senior Corey Davis, Jr. was selected as the Most Outstanding Player.

Cincinnati followed suit with an Emerald Coast Classic championship victory over Ole Miss, 71-57. Junior Jarron Cumberland averaged 26.0 points in two games to take tournament MVP honors.

AMONG THE NATION’S BESTUnder head coach Mick Cronin, Cincinnati is one of four programs in the nation to win 30 or more games each of the past two seasons. Its 61 wins since the start of 2016-17 rank behind only Gonzaga (69), Villanova (68) and Kansas (62). The Bearcats are one of six teams to appear in the NCAA Tournament each of the past eight seasons along with Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Michigan State and North Carolina.

WINS WATCHSince its inception, The American has been home to outstanding head coaches and several are at milestone victory marks this season. Houston’s Kelvin Sampson joined the 600-victory club with a win at SMU on Jan. 16. It was also his 100th win at Houston.

Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall won his 500th game in the opening round of the NIT at Furman on March 20. He reached 300 wins with the Shockers on Feb. 28. UCF’s Johnny Dawkins won his 200th in the opening week of the season. Eight of The American’s head coaches boast at least 200 wins.

30 PACK (PLUS TWO 40’s)30 was the magic number in The American this season. 22 times the mark was hit with 10 players now in this year’s 30-point club. Jeremiah Martin started his own club as the only American player to score 40 as he dropped 41, all in the second half, versus USF (2/2). He then became The American’s single-game scoring record holder with 43 in a win over Tulane (2/20). He is the only American player with two 40-point games.

Martin initially joined the club when he went for 31 points to help the Tigers win at ECU (1/10). He now has five 30-plus point games this season and all came in the month of February.

Outside of Martin, the top two performances came on the second-to last day of the regular season as Tulane’s Caleb Daniels and UCF Aubrey Dawkins each netted 36 points. Dawkins then hit it again against No. 1/1 Duke with 32 points in the NCAA Second Round.

In the CBI opening round, USF’s David Collins scored a career-high 33 points to help the Bulls erase a 25-point deficit in overtime in over Stony Brook (3/20).

Wichita State’s Markis McDuffie set a career-high with 34 points in a quarterfinal upset of Temple (3/15) in The American Championship.

Cincinnati’s Jarron Cumberland and UConn’s Jalen Adams become members of the 30-point club when Cumberland had a career-high 34 points in a win over USF (1/15) while Adams notched a season-high 31 in a victory against Tulane (1/19).

Cumberland then put up 33 points in the American Athletic Conference title game to lead Cincinnati of an upset of No 1 Houston and earn the league’s automatic qualifier to the NCAA Tournament.

ECU freshman Jayden Gardner and UCF guard B.J. Taylor each scored a career-high 35 points in nonconference wins. SMU guard Jahmal McMurray was just behind with 34 points in the Mustangs’ win over Western Carolina (11/14).

In week one of the season, McDuffie scored 32 points to down Providence College (11/9)at the U.S. Naval Academy. Temple’s Shizz Alston hit 30 with eight 3-pointers against Detroit (11/9) and did it against with a career-high 31 against UMass (12/2). Most recently, Alston set a new career-high with 34 at UConn (3/7). Gardner posted 30 points and 10 rebounds in an overtime win vs. Lamar (11/11). He made the list against with 30 points and 15 rebounds against UNC Wilmington (11/27).

Memphis’ Kyvon Davenport posted a 30-point, 10-rebound effort (11/6). He then added 31 points and 11 boards against then-No. 3 Tennessee (12/15).

Corey Davis, Jr., saved his best for last as the Houston senior scored a career-high in the Cougars’ season finale win at then No. 20/19 Cincinnati.

RENOVATE AND INNOVATETwo American Athletic Conference home venues got multi-million dollar renovations this past year and open their doors to collegiate action this season. Cincinnati re-opens Fifth Third Arena to a new capacity of 12,012 while Houston returns to the newly-named Fertitta Center which will hold 7,100. Both facilities boast state-of-the-art upgrades across the board, which continue to add to two of the top home venues in region and the nation.

COACH COULD PLAY, TOOFive American Athletic Conference head coaches Johnny Dawkins (Duke), Penny Hardaway (Memphis), Dan Hurley (Seton Hall) and Tim Jankovich (Kansas State) - led their teams to the Sweet 16 or further as a student-athlete.

WELL DESERVEDTemple head coach Fran Dunphy, who is recognized as much for his charity work and community service off the court as he is for his success on the court, was named the recipient of the 2018 Dean Smith Award by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association.

The Dean Smith Award honors an individual in college basketball who embod-ies the spirit and values of Coach Smith, the long-time Hall of Fame coach at North Carolina. Coaches selected for the award are recognized for their principles of honesty and integrity, for treating all people with courtesy and respect, for accomplishments off the court, and for the impact they have made on their community and the lives of their players.

Dunphy enters his 13th and final season as Temple’s head coach. He is the winningest coach in Philadelphia Big 5 history with 557 wins over 29 seasons and ranks third on the Owls’ all-time win list with 247. The two-time American Athletic Conference Coach of the Year has guided the Owls to seven NCAA tournaments and two trips to the NIT.

WELCOME HOME PENNYThe American welcomes three new head coaches to the fold in 2018 and one gets a chance to return home. Memphis welcomes back one of its greatest ever to lace them up on its hardwood as Penny Hardaway returns home as the Tigers new head coach. After helping Memphis (then Memphis State) to the Elite Eight in 1992 he was selected No. 3 overall in the 1993 NBA Draft. Hardaway went on to become a 1996 Olympic gold medalist, 1995 NBA Finalist, four-time NBA All-Star (1995-98) and two-time All-NBA First Teamer (1995, 1996) over his 14-year NBA career.

WELCOME BACK JOEJoe Dooley returned to take over the ECU program for a second time in April after five seasons at Florida Gulf Coast. Dooley served as the Pirates’ head coach from 1995-99 and compiled 57 wins in that time. Dooley has helped Florida Gulf Coast to 20-plus win seasons in each of the past five years and postseason berths in each campaign with trips to the NCAA Tournament twice. In 30 years as an assistant and head coach, Dooley has helped lead six different programs into the postseason, accumulated 657 victories with 14 NCAA Tournament appearances and seven NIT bids.

HURLEY IN THE HOUSEIn late March, UConn announced that Dan Hurley would take over the program as its new head coach. Hurley, who comes from one of the most well-respected collegiate basketball families in the country, took URI to new heights, including back-to-back 25-win seasons and NCAA Tournament berths. He led the Rams to the 2017 Atlantic 10 Championship and helped Wagner to a 12-win turnaround in just his second season which led him to URI. Hurley was the USBWA District I Coach of the Year in 2014-15 and the Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year and USBWA District I Coach of the Year in 2017-18. A respected player in his own right, he played for P.J. Carlesimo and George Blaney at Seton Hall with 1,070 career points and three trips to the NCAA Tournament.

DRAFT DAYFor the first time in conference history The American boasted two NBA First Round picks and set a new league record with four selec-tions in the 2018 NBA Draft. Wichita State guard Landry Shamet (bottom photo) was taken by the Philadelphia 76ers with the No. 26 overall pick. Cincinnati’s Jacob Evans III joined Shamet as a fellow first rounder. He was taken No. 28 by the reigning NBA Champion Golden State Warriors. Tulane’s Melvin Frazier was selected No. 35 by the Orlando Magic, while SMU’s Shake Milton rounded out the quartet as the No. 54 overall pick by Philadelphia. The American currently boasts 12 active players on NBA rosters.

HIGH FIVEIn 2018-19, The American Athletic Conference celebrates its fifth anniversary. In just five seasons 15 teams have made the NCAA Tournament and played 27 March Madness games. The League also boasts a National Championship (UConn, 2014), 11 NBA Draft picks and numerous top-25 nonconference victories. The American has powered up in just half a decade and is primed to do even more in the next five years.


MEDIA SERVICES

TheAmerican.orgThe official website of the American Athletic Conference features up-to-date information on all facets of the league. Basketball standings, results, sta-tistics and notes are updated as games are played. In addition, in-game scores for all basketball contests involving American Athletic Conference teams will be updated in-progress.

Twitter, Instagram & FacebookFans and media members are invited to follow the latest American Athletic Conference basketball news through social media. The American Twitter feed may be accessed @American_MBB; the official Instagram page is @American_Conf, and the conference’s official Facebook page is available at /AmericanConf.

Email DistributionMedia members may access PDF versions of the complete daily press release, including conference and team-by-team statistics, on TheAmerican.org. Regular updates of the release will be distributed via e-mail from the conference office. To be included on the distribution list, send an e-mail request to Mike Gambardella at [email protected].

Video ClipsThe American Athletic Conference offers video highlights and clips of selected press conferences through The American’s media shuttle. Content is available in full broadcast-quality resolution. Contact Mike Gambardella ([email protected]) for information on how to access the highlights.

Weekly AwardsThe American names a Player of the Week and Freshman of the Week each Monday morning during the season. Winners are chosen from nominations provided by conference sports information directors. The information will be available from the conference office via release as well as on the league web site.

Annual AwardsThe American Athletic Conference will name all-conference teams and individual honors for the league’s Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Most Improved Player, Freshman of the Year, Sixth Man Award and Sportsmanship Award . The awards are chosen by a vote of the league’s 11 head coaches at the conclusion of the regular season and will be announced in conjunction with the conference tournament.

The American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team is comprised of players who have an overall grade-point average of 3.00 or better over the previous academic year and completed at least two semesters of academic work. Basketball honorees are announced in the summer.

The American Athletic Conference Men’s Basketball Scholar-Athlete of the Year was established to recognize student-athletes who have achieved success in the classroom and on the field. The winner receives a scholarship which may be applied to graduate or professional studies.

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AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEMike Gambardella, Director of Communications Office .................................................................. (401) 453-0660 x 128 Mobile ...........................................................................(401) 486-9109 e-mail ........................................... [email protected]

UCFDan Forcella, Director of Communications Office ..............................................................................(407) 823-2142 Mobile ...........................................................................(207) 650-6790 e-mail .....................................................dforcella@athletics.ucf.edu

CINCINNATIAndre Foushee, Assistant AD/Sports Communications Office ..............................................................................(513) 556-5182 Mobile ............................................................................ (859) 797-7871 e-mail ..............................................................andre.foushee@uc.edu

UCONNPhil Chardis, Assistant Director of Communications Office ............................................................................(860) 486-3531 Mobile ........................................................................... (860) 771-3314 e-mail .......................................................... [email protected]

ECUJody Jones, Associate Director/Media Relations Office ............................................................................. (252) 737-4524 Mobile ...........................................................................(252) 414-2019 e-mail .....................................................................jonesjod@ecu.edu

HOUSTONJeff Conrad, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Office .............................................................................. (713) 743-9410 Mobile ............................................................................ (713) 557-3841 e-mail ......................................................... [email protected]

MEMPHISPhil Stukenborg, Associate Director of Athletic Communications Office ............................................................................(901) 678-4780 Mobile ..........................................................................(901) 490-4612 e-mail .................................................... [email protected]

USFJay D’Abramo, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Office ............................................................................ (813) 974-7099 Mobile ...........................................................................(813) 210-7333 e-mail .................................................................... [email protected]

SMUHerman Hudson, Director of Public Relations Office .............................................................................(214) 768-1304 Mobile .......................................................................... (214) 924-0358 e-mail ...................................................................hermanh@smu.edu

TEMPLELarry Dougherty, Senior Assoc. AD/Communications Office ............................................................................ (215) 204-2588 Mobile ........................................................................... (215) 651-1822 e-mail ............................................................... [email protected]

TULANEAdam Miller, Associate Director/Strategic Communications Office .............................................................................(504) 314-7219 Mobile ...........................................................................(504) 214-7249 e-mail .............................................................. [email protected]

TULSAJordan Korphage, Assistant Media Relations Director Office .............................................................................(918) 631-2492 Mobile .......................................................................... (918) 402-7929 e-mail .................................................................jsk2620@utulsa.edu

WICHITA STATEBryan Holmgren, Assistant Director/Media Relations Office ............................................................................ (316) 978-5535 Mobile .......................................................................... (316) 841-6206 e-mail .................................................bholmgren@goshockers.com


NATIONAL POLLS

Associated Press PollMarch 18 School Record Points 1 Duke (58) 29-5 15922 Virginia (5) 29-3 14973 North Carolina 27-6 14534 Gonzaga (1) 30-3 13985 Michigan State 28-6 13826 Tennessee 29-5 12707 Kentucky 27-6 12328 Michigan 28-6 11469 Texas Tech 26-6 103310 Florida State 27-7 101711 Houston 31-3 93312 LSU 26-6 88613 Purdue 23-9 72714 Auburn 26-9 66515 Buffalo 31-3 60816 Virginia Tech 24-8 59517 Kansas 25-9 59018 Kansas State 25-8 52919 Wofford 29-4 38520 Nevada 29-4 36121 Wisconsin 23-10 33922 Cincinnati 28-6 33523 Villanova 25-9 30624 Iowa State 23-11 24525 Utah State 28-6 73

Others receiving votes: Marquette 63, Maryland 55, Mississippi State 35, Murray State 12, New Mexico State 11, UCF 9, Louisville 8, VCU 4, Seton Hall 3, Old Dominion 2, Liberty 1 Dropped from rankings: Maryland 21, Marquette 23

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USA Today Coaches PollWeek 20 School Record Points1 Duke( 25) 29-5 7442 Virginia (1) 29-3 7013 Gonzaga (3) 30-3 6674 North Carolina 27-6 6665 Tennessee (1) 29-5 6366 Michigan State 28-6 5987 Kentucky 27-6 5658 Michigan 28-6 5389 Houston 31-3 49410 Texas Tech 26-6 45411 Florida State 27-7 45312 LSU 26-6 37013 Purdue 23-9 35614 Kansas State 25-8 29715 Virginia Tech 24-8 28516 Buffalo 31-3 27817 Kansas 25-9 27318 Auburn 26-9 21319 Wofford 29-4 19120 Nevada 29-4 18221 Wisconsin 23-10 17022 Villanova 25-9 15123 Iowa State 23-11 14124 Cincinnati 28-6 13425 Utah State 28-6 48 Marquette 24-9 48

Others receiving votes: Maryland 31, Mississippi State 24, Seton Hall 7, Arizona State 6, Murray State 6, VCU 5, Washington 4, Louisville 3, UCF 3, Liberty 2, Oregon 2, Florida 2, UC Irvine 2

Dropped from rankings: Maryland 21

American Preseason Coaches’ Poll School Pts 1. UCF (6) 114 2. Cincinnati (3) 107 3. Houston (2) 103 4. Memphis (1) 85 5. UConn 75 6. Temple 74 7. SMU 63 8. Wichita State 60 9. Tulsa 48 10. Tulane 23 11. ECU 22 12. USF 18First-place votes in parentheses

Preseason Player of the YearB.J. Taylor, G, Sr., UCF

Preseason Freshman of the Year Nate Hinton, G, Houston

Preseason All-Conference First Team Jalen Adams, G - UConn *Jarron Cumberland, G - CincinnatiJeremiah Martin, G - MemphisQuinton Rose, G - TempleB.J. Taylor, G - UCF

Preseason All-Conference Second Team ^ Corey Davis, Jr., G- HoustonTacko Fall, C- UCFJarrey Foster, G - SMUMarkis McDuffie, F - Wichita StateJahmal McMurray, G - SMUSterling Taplin, G - Tulsa

*unanimous selection ^extra member due to tie in voting


THE 2018-19 SEASONPERFORMING AGAINST THE POLLS (16-50 overall; 10-36 vs. Top 25)

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2018-19 ATTENDANCE TEAM Home Avg Away Avg Neutral Avg Total attend AvgUCF 18-87917 4884 10-91760 9176 5-21604 4321 33-201281 6099Cincinnati 18-202610 11256 11-94372 8579 6-17542 2924 35-314524 8986UConn 18-155734 8652 9-66636 7404 6-48495 8082 33-270865 8208ECU 18-67581 3754 12-73156 6096 1-7476 7476 31-148213 4781Houston 21-121042 5764 11-74009 6728 5-37214 7443 37-232265 6277Memphis 19-279956 14735 13-77802 5985 4-13318 3330 36-371076 10308USF 23-77400 3365 10-54003 5400 3-2594 865 36-133997 3722SMU 18-103856 5770 10-74273 7427 4-750 188 32-178879 5590Temple 15-93168 6211 13-83643 6434 5-36016 7203 33-212827 6449Tulane 15-21857 1457 11-76259 6933 5-3683 737 31-101799 3284Tulsa 17-71885 4229 11-82507 7501 4-12512 3128 32-166904 5216Wichita State 15-152919 10195 14-94301 6736 8-43974 5497 37-291194 7870Totals 215-1435925 6679 135-942721 6983 56-245178 4378 406-2623824 6463

TOP INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCESScoring (30-point Scorers)Jeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Tulane, 2/20/19 43Jeremiah Martin, Memphis at USF, 2/2/19 41Jeremiah Martin, Memphis at Wichita State, 2/23/19 37Caleb Daniels, Tulane vs. Wichita State, 3/9/19 36Aubrey Dawkins, UCF at Temple, 3/9/19 36B.J. Taylor, UCF vs. Georgia Southern, 12/11/18 35Jayden Gardner, ECU at UCF, 1/3/19 35Jahmal McMurrray, SMU vs. Western Carolina, 11/14/18 34Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati vs. USF, 1/16/19 34Shizz Alston, Jr., Temple at UConn, 3/7/19 34Markis McDuffie, Wichita State vs. Temple, 3/15/19 34Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati vs. Houston, 3/17/19 33David Collins, USF vs. Stony Brook, 3/20/19 33Markis McDuffie, Wichita State vs. Providence College, 11/9/18 32Aubrey Dawkins, UCF vs. Duke, 3/24/19 32Shizz Alston, Jr., Temple vs. UMass, 12/12/18 31Kyvon Davenport, Memphis vs. Tennessee, 12/15/18 31Jalen Adams, UConn vs. Tulane, 1/19/19 31Jeremiah Martin, Memphis at ECU, 2/13/19 31Corey Davis, Jr., Houston at Cincinnati, 3/10/19 31Kyvon Davenport, Memphis vs. Tennessee Tech, 11/6/18 30Shizz Alston, Temple vs. Detroit Mercy, 11/9/18 30Jayden Gardner, ECU vs. Lamar, 11/11/18 30Jayden Gardner, ECU at UNC Wilmington, 11/26/18 30Jeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Temple, 2/26/18 30

ReboundsJayden Gardner, ECU at UCF, 1/13/19 20Tacko Fall, UCF vs. SMU, 2/24/19 20Ernest Aflakpui, Temple vs. Wichita State, 3/15/19 19Alexis Yetna, USF vs. Appalachian State, 12/15/18 18Tacko Fall, UCF vs. VCU, 3/22/19 18

AssistsJalen Adams, UConn at ECU, 3/12/19 12Alterique Gilbert, UConn vs. Lafayette, 12/5/18 11Shizz Alston, Jr., Temple vs. Davidson, 12/15/18 11 Galen Robinson, Jr., Houston vs. Wichita State, 1/12/19 11Jeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. SMU, 1/19/19 11Isaac Fleming, ECU vs. UConn, 3/10/19 11

Field GoalsJeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Tulane, 2/20/19 15Jahmal McMurray, SMU vs. Western Carolina, 11/13/18 14Three tied with... 13

3-Point Field GoalsJeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Cincinnati, 2/7/19 8Shawn Williams, ECU vs. Tulsa, 2/17/19 8Corey Davis, Jr., Houston at Tulane, 2/17/19 8Seven tied with... 7

StealsLaquincy Rideau, USF at Temple, 1/12/19 10Christian Vital, UConn vs. Manhattan, 112/1518 7David Collins, USF vs. Stony Brook, 3/20/19 7Three tied with... 6

BlocksTacko Fall, UCF at Missouri, 12/2/18 6Eight tied with... 5

Double-Doubles Season CareerTacko Fall, UCF 7 25 Kyvon Davenport, Memphis 10 18Alexis Yetna, USF 14 14Samir Sehic, Tulane 9 11Jayden Gardner, ECU 10 10Jalen Adams, UConn 2 7Jimmy Whitt, Jr., SMU 5 5 Tre Scott, Cincinnati 5 5Christian Vital, UConn 3 5Ethan Chargois, SMU 4 4Seth LeDay, ECU 4 4Jamie Echenique, Wichita State 4 4Josh Carlton, UConn 3 3Martins Igbanu, Tulsa 2 4Ernest Aflakpui, Temple 3 3Collin Smith, UCF 3 3Nysier Brooks, Cincinnati 3 3Aubrey Dawkins, UCF 3 3Nate Pierre-Louis, Temple 3 3Caleb Daniels, Tulane 2 2Shizz Alston, Jr, Temple 2 3Raynere Thornton, Memphis 2 3DaQuan Jeffries, Tulsa 2 3J.P. Moorman II, Temple 2 3Isaac Fleming, ECU 2 3Armoni Brooks, Houston 1 3Eric Cobb, UConn 2 2Laquiny Rideau, USF 2 2Isiaha Mike, SMU 2 2Samajae Haynes-Jones, Wichita State 2 2Chad Brown, UCF 1 3Mike Parks, Jr., Memphis 1 3Fabian White, Jr., Houston 1 3Quinton Rose, Temple 2Shakwon Barrett, Tulane 1 1K.J. Davis, ECU 1 1Blake Paul, Tulane 1 1DeJon Jarreau, Houston 1 1Jeriah Horne, Tulsa 1 1Dexter Dennis, Wichita State 1 1Moses Wood, Tulane 1 1Rico Quinton, ECU 1 1Nate Hinton, Houston 1 1Feron Hunt, SMU 1 1Mamadou Diarra, UConn 1Jeremiah Martin, Memphis 1Damion Moore, Temple 1Everett Ray, SMU 1B.J. Taylor, UCF 1

Triple-Doubles Season CareerJimmy Whitt, Jr., SMU 1 1Laquincy Rideau, USF 1 1


THE 2018-19 SEASONAWARD WINNERS AMERICAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Nov. 12 Shizz Alston, Jr., Temple, Sr., G Markis McDuffie, Wichita State, Sr., FNov. 19 Aubrey Dawkins, UCF, RS-Jr., GNov. 26 Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati, Jr., GDec. 3 Armoni Brooks, Houston, Jr. GDec. 10 DaQuan Jeffries, Tulsa, Sr., G/FDec. 17 Shizz Alston, Jr., Temple, Sr., G Galen Robinson, Jr., Houston, Sr., GDec. 24 Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati, Jr., GJan. 7 Aubrey Dawkins, UCF, RS-Jr., GJan. 14 Nate Pierre-Louis, Temple, So., GJan. 21 Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati, Jr., GJan. 28 Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati, Jr., GFeb. 4 Markis McDuffie, Wichita State, Sr., FFeb. 11 Corey Davis, Jr., Houston, Sr., GFeb. 18 Shizz Alston, Jr., Temple, Sr., GFeb. 25 Jeremiah Martin, Memphis, Sr., GMarch 4 Tacko Fall, UCF, Sr., CMarch 11 Corey Davis, Jr., Houston, Sr., G

AMERICAN FRESHMAN OF THE WEEKNov. 12 Jayden Gardner, ECU, FNov. 19 Tyler Harris, Memphis, GNov. 26 Cedrick Alley, Jr., Houston, FDec. 3 Jayden Gardner, ECU, FDec. 10 Tyler Harris, Memphis GDec. 17 Alexis Yetna, USF, FDec. 24 Alexis Yetna, USF, FJan. 7 Nate Hinton, Houston, GJan. 14 Jayden Gardner, ECU, F Alexis Yetna, USF, FJan. 21 Jayden Gardner, ECU, FJan. 28 Alexis Yetna, USF, FFeb. 4 Jamarius Burton, Wichita State, GFeb. 11 Cedrick Alley, Jr., Houston, FFeb. 18 Jayden Gardner, ECU, FFeb. 25 Dexter Dennis, Wichita State, GMarch 4 Jamarius Burton, Wichita State, GMarch 11 Nate Hinton, Houston, G

ACTIVE CAREER WEEKLY AWARD WINNERSPlayer of the Week5 — Jarron Cumberland (G, Cincinnati)

3 — Shizz Alston, Jr. (G, Temple), Tacko Fall (C, UCF)

2 — Jalen Adams (G, UConn), Armoni Brooks (G, Houston), Aubrey Dawkins (G, UCF), Markis McDuffie (F, Wichita State), Jeremiah Martin (G, Memphis), Corey Davis, Jr. (G - Houston)

1 - Rynere Thornton (G/F, Memphis), DaQuan Jeffries (G/F, Tulsa), Galen Robinson, Jr. (G - Houston), Nate Pierre-Louis (G, Temple)

Freshman of the Week5 — Jayden Gardner (F, ECU) 4 — Quinton Rose (G, Temple) Shawn Williams (ECU, G), Alexis Yetna (F, USF)

3 — B.J. Taylor (G, UCF)

2 — Tacko Fall (C, UCF), Jahmal McMurray (G, SMU), Jarron Cumberland (G, Cincinnati), Ray Ona Embo (G, Tulane), Ethan Chargois (F, SMU), Fabian White, Jr. (F, Houston), Tyler Harris (G, Memphis), Cedrick Alley, Jr. (F, Houston), Jamarius Burton (G, Wichita State), Nate Hinton (G, Houston)

1 — Jalen Adams (G, UConn) Galen Robinson, Jr. (G, Houston) Alani Moore II (G, Temple), Christian Vital (G, UConn), Galen Robinson, Jr. (G, Houston), J.P. Moorman II (F, Temple), Caleb Daniels (G, Tulane), Nate Pierre-Louis (G, Temple), Dexter Dennis (G, Wichita State)

PLAYER OF THE WEEK:

Corey Davis, Jr. - Houston - Sr. - G - Lafayette, La.Davis averaged 24.0 points in a 2-0 week. The senior topped Houston in scoring as well as field goals (16), free throws (9), and assists (10) with only two turnovers. He led No. 12/12 Houston to wins over SMU and at No. 20/19 Cincinnati during the final week of regular season. Davis drove the Cougars to American Athletic Conference regular-season championship and first outright league title since 1984 in the Southwest Conference. Against SMU Davis scored 17 points with four 3-pointers, four assists and a steal in a senior night win over Mustangs inside Fertitta Center. At No. 20/19 Cincinnati he posted a career-high 31 points with three treys and six assists in road win over Bearcats. It was the first win over Bearcats in Cincinnati in school history, ending 16-game streak.

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK:

Nate Hinton - Houston - G - Gastonia, N.C.Hinton averaged double-double with 12.5 points and 10.0 rebounds per game in wins over SMU and at No. 20/19 Cincinnati. The freshman was the team’s leading rebounder and third-leading scorer as the Cougars won the American Athletic Conference regular-season championship and first outright league title since 1984. Against SMU, Hinton scored nine points with nine rebounds and four assists as Houston clinched a share of The American regular-season title. At Cincinnati, he finished with 16 points on 5-of-8 shooting from the field - including 4-of-4 from behind the arc -and 2-of-2 shooting from free throw line. Hinton posted career-high 11 rebounds, including six offensive, as Cougars claimed first road win at Cincinnati in school history, ending 16-game streak.

WEEKLY HONOR ROLL SELECTIONS

Nov. 12 Jalen Adams - UConn - Sr. - G * Armoni Brooks - Houston - Jr. - G * Kyvon Davenport - Memphis - Sr. - F * B.J. Taylor - UCF - Sr. - G * Kevin Zhang - Tulane - Fr. - G/F

Nov. 19 Jalen Adams – UConn – Sr. – G * Shizz Alston, Jr. – Temple – Sr. – G * Eric Cobb – UConn – Sr. – F * David Collins – USF – So. – G * Markis McDuffie – Wichita State – Sr. – F

Nov. 26 Jalen Adams - UConn - Sr. - G * Corey Davis, Jr. - Houston - Sr. - G * Jayden Gardner - ECU - Fr. - F * Jahmal McMurray - SMU - Sr. - G * Nate Pierre-Louis - Temple - So. - G

Dec. 3 Jalen Adams - UConn - Sr. - G * Shizz Alston, Jr. - Temple - Sr. - G * Samajae Haynes-Jones - Wichita State - Sr. - G * B.J. Taylor - UCF - Sr. - G * Jimmy Whitt, Jr. - SMU Jr. - G

Dec. 10 Caleb Daniels – Tulane – So. – G * Alterique Gilbert – UConn – RS-So. – G * Jeremiah Martin – Memphis – Sr. – G * Galen Robinson, Jr. – Houston – Sr. – G * Tre Scott – Cincinnati – RS-Jr. – F

Dec. 17Kyvon Davenport - Memphis - Sr. - F * Jaime Echenique - Wichita State - So. - F/C * DaQuan Jeffries - Tulsa - Sr. - G/F * Isiaha Mike - SMU - So. - F * B.J. Taylor - UCF - Sr. - G Dec. 24Armoni Brooks – Houston – Jr. – G * Kyvon Davenport – Memphis – Sr. – F * Nate Pierre-Louis – Temple – So. – G * Laquincy Rideau – USF – RS-Jr. – G * Jimmy Whitt, Jr. – SMU – Jr. – G

Jan. 7Shizz Alston, Jr. - Temple - Sr. - G * Kyvon Davenport - Memphis - Sr. - F * Jayden Gardner - ECU - Fr. - F * Laquincy Rideau - USF - RS-Jr. - G * Jimmy Whitt, Jr. - SMU - Jr. - G Jan. 14 Jalen Adams - UConn - Sr. - G * Jarron Cumberland - Cincinnati - Jr. - G * Kyvon Davenport - Memphis - Sr. - F * Laquincy Rideau - USF - RS-Jr. - G * Jimmy Whitt, Jr. - SMU - Jr. - G

Jan. 21Jalen Adams - UConn - Sr. - G * Kareem Brewton, Jr. - Memphis - Sr. - G * Corey Davis, Jr. - Houston - Sr. - G * Jeriah Horne - Tulsa - RS-So. - F * Markis McDuffie - Wichita State - Sr. - F Jan. 28 Armoni Brooks - Houston - Jr. - G * Quinton Rose - Temple - Jr. - G * Jahmal McMurray - SMU - Sr. - G * Raynere Thornton - Memphis - Sr. - G * Christian Vital - UConn - So. - G Feb. 4 Justin Brown - USF - So. - G/F * Jarron Cumberland - Cincinnati - Jr. - G * DeJon Jarreau - Houston - RS-So. - G * DaQuan Jeffries - Tulsa - Sr. - G/F * Jeremiah Martin - Memphis - Sr. - G

Feb. 11 David Collins - USF - So. - G * Jarron Cumberland - Cincinnati - Jr. - G * Aubrey Dawkins - UCF - RS-Jr. - G/F * Jeremiah Martin - Memphis - Sr. - G * Markis McDuffie - Wichita State - Sr. - F

Feb. 18Armoni Brooks - Houston - Jr. - G * Jarron Cumberland - Cincinnati - Jr. - G * Jeriah Horne - Tulsa - RS-So. - F * Jeremiah Martin - Memphis - Sr. - G * B.J. Taylor - UCF - RS-Sr. - G

Feb. 25Shizz Alston, Jr. - Temple - Sr. - G * Cane Broome - Cincinnati - Sr. - G * Tacko Fall - UCF - Sr. - C * Isaac Fleming - ECU - Sr. - G * DeJon Jarreau - Houston - RS-So. - G March 4Shizz Alston, Jr. - Temple - Sr. - G * Jarron Cumberland - Cincinnati - Jr. - G * Samajae Haynes-Jones - Wichita State - Sr. - G * Jeremiah Martin - Memphis - Sr. - G * Curran Scott - Tulsa - RS-Jr. - G March 11 Shizz Alston, Jr. - Temple - Sr. - G * Josh Carlton - UConn - So. - F/C * Aubrey Dawkins - UCF - RS-Jr. - G * Jeremiah Martin - Memphis - Sr. - G * Markis McDuffie - Wichita State - Sr. - F


RANKINGS ON RANKINGS (AS OF 3/31/19 - NET, MASSEY & KPI THROUGH 3/17/19)

Team NET KenPom Sagarin BPI Massey KPI UCF 30 34 33 37 32 26 Cincinnati 25 29 24 27 25 16UConn 95 98 94 98 114 119ECU 258 266 254 278 259 211Houston 4 13 14 13 10 7Memphis 46 56 58 64 57 58USF 99 106 131 117 122 114SMU 98 107 97 100 121 122Temple 56 69 71 68 55 43Tulane 298 285 270 286 299 279Tulsa 94 120 121 127 113 93Wichita State 83 66 68 77 80 65

NONCONFERENCE GAMES DECIDED BY ... 0-5 6-10 11-15 16+ TotalUCF 0-3 2-0 3-0 5-0 11-3Cincinnati 1-0 0-2 4-1 6-0 11-3UConn 0-1 2-1 1-0 6-2 9-4ECU 2-2 1-2 1-0 3-1 7-5Houston 3-1 3-0 3-0 6-0 15-1Memphis 0-1 4-2 2-2 3-1 9-6USF 4-2 7-0 --- 4-0 15-2SMU 1-0 1-3 3-1 3-0 8-4Temple 4-0 2-3 1-1 3-0 10-4Tulane 2-2 1-2 1-2 0-2 4-8Tulsa 4-1 3-2 1-0 2-0 10-3Wichita State 3-2 5-1 0-1 2-2 9-6Total 24-15 31-18 19-8 44-8 120-49

GAMES DECIDED BY ... 0-5 6-10 11-15 16+ TotalUCF 4-5 5-2 7-0 7-2 24-9Cincinnati 11-2 2-3 6-1 8-1 28-7UConn 1-4 4-7 2-1 9-5 16-17ECU 5-4 1-6 1-2 3-8 10-20Houston 4-3 9-0 8-1 12-0 33-4Memphis 3-4 8-5 4-3 7-2 22-14USF 7-6 9-4 1-3 6-0 23-13SMU 1-4 4-6 3-5 6-2 15-17Temple 9-2 8-6 2-1 4-1 23-10Tulane 2-7 1-6 1-5 0-9 4-27Tulsa 6-4 5-3 2-2 5-4 18-13Wichita State 6-5 7-3 3-4 5-3 22-15Total 58-50 64-51 40-28 73-38 208-141

Overtime Records (10-7)UCF: 0-1 (L at Missouri, 64-62, OT, 12/2/18)Cincinnati: 2-0 (W at Tulsa, 70-65, OT, 1/10/19; W vs. UConn, OT, 74-72, 1/12/19)UConn: 0-1 (L at Cincinnati, OT, 74-72, 1/12/19)ECU: 1-2 (W vs. Lamar, 84-78, OT, 11/11/18; L at USF, OT, 72-68, 2/10/19; L vs. Tulsa, OT, 77-73, 2/17/19)Houston:Memphis: 1-0 (W vs. Yale, 109-102, 2OT, 11/17/18)USF: 3-3 (W vs. Austin Peay, 74-70, OT, 11/12/18; L vs. Georgetown, 76-73, OT, 11/18/18; L at Temple, OT, 82-80, 1/12/19; W vs. ECU, OT, 72-68, 2/10/19; L vs. Temple, OT, 70-69, 2/17/19; W vs. Stony Brook, OT, 82-79, 3/20/19)SMU:Temple: 4-0 (W vs. Davidson, OT, 77-75, 12/15/18; W at Wichita State, 85-81, OT, 1/6/19; W vs. USF, OT, 82-80, 1/12/19; W at USF, OT, 70-69, 2/16/19)Tulane:Tulsa: 1-1 (L vs. Cincinnati, 70-65, OT, 1/10/19; W at ECU, 77-73, OT, 2/17/19)Wichita State: 0-1 (L vs. Temple, 85-81, OT, 1/6/19)

THE 2018-19 SEASON


THE 2018-19 SEASONTHE AMERICAN VS. OTHERSConference Record PctAmerica East 3-0 1.000 Nov. 24 UConn 91, New Hampshire 66 Nov. 27 UConn 97, UMass-Lowell 75 Mar. 20 USF 82, Stony Brook 79 (OT)

Atlantic Coast 2-4 .333Nov. 11 Tulane 69, No. 17/15 Florida State 80Nov. 15 UConn 83, No. 15/14 Syracuse 76Nov. 16 ECU 54, Georgia Tech 79Dec. 8 UConn 71, No. 11/11 Florida State 79Mar. 24 Wichita State 63, Clemson 55Mar. 24 UCF 76, Duke 77

Atlantic Sun 3-2 .600 Nov. 17 SMU 73, Lipscomb 79 USF 75, Stetson 71 UCF 90, Stetson 65 Dec. 29 Houston 80, NJIT 59 Apr. 2 Wichita State 64, Lipscomb 71

Atlantic 10 9-3 .750Nov. 6 Temple 75, La Salle 67 Nov. 15 Wichita State 53, rv/- Davidson 57Nov. 16 UCF 77, Saint Joseph’s 57Nov. 19 Temple 51, VCU 57Nov. 23 Cincinnati 71, George Mason 55Dec. 1 Temple 77, Saint Joseph’s 70Dec. 12 Temple 65, UMass 63Dec. 15 Temple 77, Davidson 75Dec. 16 Houston 68, Saint Louis 64Dec. 16 Tulsa 72, Dayton 67Dec. 23 Wichita State 54, VCU 70Mar. 22 UCF, 73, VCU 58

Big East 4-4 .500 Nov. 9 Wichita State 83, rv/rv Providence 80 Nov. 18 USF 73, Georgetown 76 (OT) Dec. 5 Temple 59, No. 21/21 Villanova 69 Dec. 8 Cincinnati 62, Xavier 47 Dec. 15 SMU 81, Georgetown 73 Dec. 22 UConn 58, Villanova 81 Mar. 22 Memphis 67, Creighton 79 Apr. 1 USF 63, DePaul 61

Big Sky 0-0 ---

Big South 0-1 .000 Nov. 24 ECU 52, High Point 55

Big Ten 2-3 .4000 Nov. 7 rv/rv Cincinnati 56, Ohio State 64 Nov. 16 UConn 72, Iowa 91 Mar. 22 22/24 Cincinnati 72, Iowa 79 Mar. 24 11/9 Houston 74, Ohio State 59 Mar. 26 Wichita State 73, Indiana 63

Big 12 3-4 .429 Nov. 22 Memphis 64, Oklahoma State 84 Dec. 1 Wichita State 71, Baylor 63 Dec. 1 Memphis 67, Texas Tech 78 Dec. 5 SMU 59, TCU 67 Dec. 5 Tulsa 74, Oklahoma State 71 Dec. 8 Wichita State, Oklahoma 80 Dec. 8 Tulsa 47, No. 16/15 Kansas State Dec. 8 Houston 63, Oklahoma State 54

Big West 1-1 .500 Nov. 15 UCF 68, Cal State Fullerton 52 Nov. 21 Tulane 55, UC Irvine 67

Colonial 2-4 .333Nov. 9 ECU 72, James Madison 73Nov. 24 Memphis 75, Charleston 78Nov. 27 ECU 86, UNC-Wilmington 96Dec. 18 UConn 97, Drexel 65Dec. 21 Tulane 55, Towson 73Dec. 22 Temple 82, Drexel 64

Conference Record PctConference USA 6-4 .600 Nov. 6 Wichita State 58, Louisiana Tech 71 Nov. 11 UCF 79, FAU 80 Nov. 11 SMU 64, Southern Miss 74 Nov. 14 Houston 79, Rice 68 Nov. 19 UCF 78, Western Kentucky 62 Nov. 25 Wichita State 90, Rice 61 Dec. 8 Memphis 94, UAB 76 Dec. 15 Wichita State 63, Southern Miss 60 Dec. 18 USF 82, FIU 73 Dec. 18 ECU 49, Charlotte 55

Horizon 5-0 1.000 Nov. 9 Temple 83, Detroit Mercy 67 Nov. 16 Cincinnati 74, Milwaukee 63 Nov. 21 SMU 77, Wright State 76 Nov. 24 UCF 66, Northern Kentucky 53 Dec. 4 Cincinnati 78, Northern Kentucky 65

Ivy 3-1 .750 Nov. 17 Memphis 109, Yale 102 (2OT) Nov. 21 UConn 91, Cornell 74 Dec. 22 SMU 81, Cornell 53 Jan. 19 Temple 70, Penn 77

Metro Atlantic 3-0 1.000 Nov. 6 rv/rv UCF 84, Rider 70 Nov. 23 Memphis 71, Canisius 63 Dec. 15 UConn 61, Manhattan 46

Mid-American 2-0 1.000 Nov. 16 USF 73, Ohio 46 Nov. 19 Cincinnati 78, Western Michigan 52

MEAC 8-0 1.000 Nov. 6 ECU 81, Delaware State 56 Nov. 10 Tulsa 74, South Carolina State 52 Nov. 13 Cincinnati 71, NC Central 51 Nov. 21 USF 69, Florida A&M 59 Dec. 2 ECU 70, UMES 47 Dec. 22 Cincinnati 77, South Carolina State 56 Dec. 28 ECU 77, North Carolina A&T 57 Dec. 29 Memphis 96, Florida A&M 65

Missouri Valley 1-2 .333 Nov. 21 SMU 62, Bradley 75 Nov. 23 Tulsa 69, Southern Illinois 79 Dec. 21 UCF 77, Illinois State 56

Mountain West 2-1 .667 Nov. 22 Tulsa 86, No. 6/7 Nevada Dec. 1 Cincinnati 65, UNLV 61 Dec. 20 Houston 60, Utah State 50

Northeast 1-0 1.000 Dec. 29 USF 60, Fairleigh Dickinson 54

Ohio Valley 6-0 1.000Nov. 6 Memphis 76, Tennessee Tech 61Nov. 8 UConn 80, Morehead State 70Nov. 12 USF 74, Austin Peay 70 (OT)Dec. 5 Tulane 86, UT-Martin 74Dec. 12 Wichita State 69, Wichita State 65Dec. 22 Memphis 99, Tennessee State 41Mar. 19 Temple 70, Belmont 81

Pac-12 2-2 .400 Nov. 20 Temple 76, Cal 59 Dec. 1 Tulsa 64, Utah 69 Dec. 2 UConn 72, Arizona 76 Dec. 19 Cincinnati 93, UCLA 64

Patriot 3-0 1.000 Nov. 16 Temple 81, Loyola (Md.) 67 Nov. 30 USF 73, Colgate 63 Dec. 5 UConn 90, Lafayette 63

Southeastern 5-6 .454 Nov. 13 Temple 81, Georgia 77 Nov. 13 Memphis 76, No. 22/rv LSU 85 Nov. 18 Wichita State 86, Alabama 90 Nov. 24 Cincinnati 71, Ole Miss 57 Nov. 27 Temple 79, Missouri 77 Nov. 29 UCF 70, Alabama 64 Dec. 2 UCF 62, Missouri 64 (OT) Dec. 12 Houston 82, LSU 76 Dec. 15 Cincinnati 59, Mississippi State 70 Dec. 15 Memphis 92, Tennessee 102 Mar. 29 Houston 58, Kentucky 62

Southern 2-1 .667 Nov. 14 SMU 98, Western Carolina 65 Nov. 24 USF 81, The Citadel 84 Mar. 20 Wichita State 76, Furman 70

Conference Record PctSouthland 7-1 .875 Nov. 8 SMU 69, Northwestern State 58 Nov. 11 ECU 84, Lamar 78 (OT) Nov. 19 Houston 82, Northwestern State 55 Nov. 27 SMU 79, Lamar 65 Nov. 29 SMU 91, McNeese State 59 Dec. 1 Tulane 61, Southeastern Louisiana 62 Dec. 4 Houston 79, Lamar 56 Dec. 13 Tulsa 70, New Orleans 60

Summit 5-0 1.000 Nov. 19 Tulane 84, South Dakota State 80 Dec. 2 SMU 79, Oral Roberts 67 Dec. 4 Memphis 88, South Dakota State 80 Dec. 19 Wichita State 84, Oral Roberts 63 Dec. 22 Tulsa 69,. Oral Roberts 59

SWAC 8-1 .889 Nov. 6 USF 80, Alabama A&M 63 Nov. 6 Tulsa 73, Alcorn State 56 Nov. 10 Houston 101, Alabama A&M 54 Nov. 21 ECU 76, Prairie Viewn A&M 64 Nov. 27 Cincinnati 105, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 49 Dec. 8 UCF 70, Grambling 45 Dec. 17 Tulane 77, Texas Southern 70 Dec. 21 USF 83, Alcorn State 44 Dec. 22 Tulane 59, Alabama A&M 67

Sun Belt 9-3 .750 Nov. 13 Tulane 81, Coastal Carolina 76 Nov. 16 Wichita State 82, Appalachian State 76 Nov. 19 Tulsa 88, Little Rock 78 Nov. 21 Tulane 61, Louisiana 68 Nov. 27 Tulsa 72, UT-Arlington 58 Nov. 28 Tulane 76, Georgia State 80 Nov. 30 ECU 83, Appalachian State 81 Dec. 8 Tulane 60, South Alabama 81 Dec. 11 UCF 95, Georgia Southern, 88 Dec. 15 USF 76, Appalachian State 69 Dec. 19 Memphis 99, Little Rock 89 Mar. 20 Houston 84, Georgia State 55 West Coast 3-0 1.000 Nov. 24 Houston 76, BYU 62 Mar. 19 Memphis 74, San Diego 60 Mar. 28 USF 56, Loyola Marymount 47

Western Athletic 5-0 1.000Nov. 11 UConn 94, UMKC 66Nov. 16 Tulsa 82, Cal Baptist 79Nov. 19 ECU 69, UTRGV 64Nov. 28 Houston 58, UTRGV 53Mar. 25 USF 66, Utah Valley 57

Independents 0-0 ---Non-Division I 1-0 1.000

Overall: 120-49 .710Home: 89-15 .856Away: 12-11 .522Neutral: 18-23 .439Postseason: 11-6 .647


INDIVIDUAL, GAMEPOINTS 1. Jeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Tulane, 2/20/19 43 2. Russ Smith, Louisville vs. Houston, 3/14/14 42 3. Jeremiah Martin, Memphis at USF, 2/3/19 41 4. Amida Brimah, UConn vs. Coppin State, 12/14/14 40 5. Rob Gray, Houston vs. San Diego State, 3/15/18 39

FIELD GOALS 1. Dedric Lawson, Memphis vs. Iowa, 11/26/16 15 Shaq Goodwin, Memphis at UCF, 1/26/16 15 Jeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Tulane, 2/20/19 15 4. Devonta Pollard, Houston vs. Memphis, 2/10/16 14 Russ Smith, Louisville vs. Houston, 3/14/14 14 Jahmal McMurray, SMU vs. Western Carolina, 11/14/18 14

3-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. Matt Williams, UCF vs. USF, 1/17/17 11 2. James Woodard, Tulsa at SMU, 3/8/15 10 3. Jahmal McMurray, SMU vs. Memphis 9 4. Nic Moore, SMU vs. Houston, 1/24/15 8 Jherrod Stiggers, Houston vs. Miss. Valley St., 12/28/14 8 Dalton Pepper, Temple vs. Cincinnati, 1/26/14 8 Corey Henderson, Jr., Tulsa vs. UConn, 1/3/18 8 Jeremiah Martin, Memphis vs. Cincinnati, 2/8/19 8 Shawn Williams, ECU vs. Tulsa, 2/17/19 8 Corey Davis, Jr., Houston at Tulane, 2/17/19 8

FREE THROWS 1. Sean Kilpatrick, Cincinnati vs. Nebraska, 12/28/13 17 2. Jayden Gardner, ECU vs. Appalachian State, 11/30/18 16 3. Will Cummings, Temple vs. Towson, 12/10/14 15 Gary Clark, Cincinnati vs. UConn, 3/11/17 15 Jeremiah Martin, Memphis, vs. Tulane, 1/9/18 15 David Collins, USF vs. Stony Brooks, 3/20/19 15

REBOUNDS 1. Shaq Goodwin, Memphis vs. Temple, 2/7/15 23 Jordan Tolbert, SMU vs. Nicholls State, 12/17/15 23 3. Jayden Gardner, ECU at UCF, 1/13/19 20 Tacko Fall, UCF vs. SMU, 2/24/19 20 5. Jordan Tolbert, SMU vs. Hampton, 12/17/15 19 Shaq Goodwin, Memphis vs. UT Arlington, 11/23/15 19 K.J. Lawson, Memphis vs. East Carolina, 1/28/17 19 Ernest Aflakpui, Temple vs. Wichita State, 3/15/19 19

ASSISTS 1. Brandon Goodwin, UCF at Tulane, 2/19/15 13 Russ Smith, Louisville vs. UConn, 3/8/14 13 3. Nic Moore, SMU at East Carolina, 1/13/16 12 Jonathan Stark, Tulane vs. Temple, 1/7/15 12 Anthony Collins, USF vs. Hofstra, 11/25/14 12 Jalen Adams, UConn vs Temple, 1/11/17 12 Jalen Adams, UConn at USF, 1/25/17 12 Malik Morgan, Tulane at ECU, 2/4/17 12

BLOCKS 1. Amida Brimah, UConn vs. Maine, 11/13/15 9 Yanick Moreira, SMU vs. Midwestern State, 12/29/14 9 3. Dedric Lawson, Memphis vs. UAB, 12/10/16 8 Amida Brimah, UConn vs. Northeastern, 11/14/16 8 Amida Brimah, UConn at Tulane, 2/7/15 8 Austin Nichols, Memphis vs. Oral Roberts, 12/20/14 8 Blake Paul, Tulane, vs. Southeastern Louisiana, 11/13/17 8

STEALS 1. Laquincy Rideau, USF at Temple, 1/12/19 10 2. Chris Crawford, Memphis vs. Jackson State, 12/28/13 7 Nic Moore, SMU vs. Texas Southern, 11/26/14 7 Will Cummings, Temple at SMU, 2/19/15 7 Josh Brown, Temple vs. DePaul, 12/10/16 7 Kentrell Barkley, ECU vs. USF, 1/17/18 7 Christian Vital, UConn vs. Manhattan, 12/15/18 7

TEAM, GAMEPOINTS 119 Cincinnati vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/17/16 116 Rutgers vs. Stillman, 11/25/13 113 Louisville vs. Louisiana, 12/7/13 112 Wichita State vs. Savannah State, 11/28/17 110 Houston vs. Prairie View A&M, 11/18/15 109 Memphis vs. Yale, 11/17/18 Wichita State vs. UMKC, 11/10/17 Houston vs. ECU, 2/25/18

POINTS, HALF 65 Cincinnati vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/17/16 (1st) 64 UConn vs. Oklahoma State, 11/21/16 (2nd) 63 Temple vs. Long Island, 12/21/13 (2nd) 62 Wichita State vs. UMKC, 11/10/17 (1st) Houston vs. ECU, 2/25/18 (1st) 61 Memphis vs. McNeese State, 11/22/16 (2nd)

SCORING MARGIN, GAME 62 Cincinnati (106) vs. Robert Morris (44), 11/15/15 61 Louisville (92) vs. Rutgers (31), 3/13/14 58 Memphis at Tennessee State, 12/22/18 56 Cincinnati (105) vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff (49), 11/27/18 54 SMU (98) vs. New Hampshire (44), 12/5/15 52 Wichita State (109) vs. UMKC (57), 11/10/17 51 Cincinnati (119) vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (68), 12/17/16 Cincinnati (102) vs. Western Carolina (51), 11/13/17 Houston (102) vs. ECU (58), 2/25/18

FIELD GOALS MADE, GAME 44 Memphis vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/17/16 43 Cincinnati vs. McNeese State, 11/22/16 42 Houston vs. ECU, 2/25/18 41 Rutgers vs. Stillman, 12/25/13 Wichita State vs. Savannah State, 11/28/17 Cincinnati vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/27/18

FIELD-GOAL ATTEMPTS, GAME 86 Cincinnati vs. Savannah State, 11/10/17 85 Cincinnati vs. Chicago State, 12/23/13 82 UConn vs. Cincinnati, 3/11/16 (4ot) Cincinnati vs. UConn, 3/11/16 (4ot) 80 Tulane at UCF, 1/14/15

FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE, GAME .667 SMU vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/24/13 (32-48) .667 Houston vs. ECU, 2/25/18 (42-63) .660 Tulane vs. USF, 2/18/17 (33-50) .647 Cincinnati vs. UCF, 2/25/15 (33-51) .641 Cincinnati vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/27/18 (41-64)

3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE, GAME 18 Houston vs. Tulsa, 1/11/18 Houston vs. ECU, 2/25/18 17 Tulsa vs. UConn, 1/3/18 (2ot) Houston vs. Tulane, 2/17/19 16 Louisville vs. Rutgers, 2/16/14 Temple at Delaware, 12/18/14 Tulane at UCF, 1/14/15 ECU vs. South Carolina State, 12/22/15 UConn vs. USF, 2/8/16 Houston vs. ECU, 1/23/19 3-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS, GAME 41 Tulsa vs. UConn, 1/3/18 (2ot) 39 Cincinnati vs. Savannah State, 11/10/17 38 Houston vs. Morgan State, 11/22/14 ECU vs. Houston, 1/30/16 37 ECU at James Madison, 12/20/15 UCF vs. USF, 1/17/17 SMU vs. UCF, 2/10/19 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE, GAME .750 Cincinnati vs. UCF, 2/25/15 (6-8) .714 SMU vs. McNeese State, 12/2/13 (10-14) USF at FIU, 12/18/18 (10-14) .692 UConn at UCF, 2/11/17 (9-13) .667 Houston vs. Murray State, 12/2/15 (10-15) SMU at Tulsa, 12/29/15 (10-15) Memphis vs. Louisville, 3/1/14 (6-9) UConn vs. USF, 2/8/17 (16-24) Houston vs. ECU, 1/23/19 (16-24)

FREE THROWS MADE, GAME 41 Louisville at Rutgers, 1/4/14 Cincinnati vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/22/15 38 Cincinnati vs. UConn, 3/11/17 37 Memphis vs. Yale, 11/17/18 36 East Carolina vs. NC Wesleyan, 11/14/14 UCF vs. Bethune-Cookman, 12/22/15 34 Temple vs. Louisiana Tech, 11/17/14 34 Memphis vs. Tennessee State, 12/22/18

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS, GAME 59 Cincinnati vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 11/22/15 56 Memphis vs. Yale, 11/17/18 51 East Carolina vs. UNC Wilmington, 12/16/15 50 Memphis vs. Nicholls State, 11/23/13 49 Temple vs. Louisiana Tech, 11/17/14 REBOUNDS, GAME 69 Cincinnati vs. Chicago State, 12/23/13 67 Wichita State vs. Savannah State, 11/28/17 65 Cincinnati vs. Savannah State, 11/10/17 63 East Carolina vs. Stetson, 11/20/16 62 Houston vs. Morgan State, 11/22/14 SMU vs. Nicholls State, 12/16/15 ASSISTS, GAME 35 Memphis vs. McNeese State, 11/22/16 32 Cincinnati vs. Robert Morris, 11/15/15 Wichita State at ECU, 1/11/18 31 Houston vs. ECU, 2/25/18 29 Memphis vs. LeMoyne-Owen, 1/18/14 Cincinnati vs. Fairleigh Dickinson, 12/17/16 BLOCKS, GAME 15 Memphis vs. Oral Roberts, 12/20/14 UConn vs. Maine, 11/13/15 14 Houston vs. Lehigh, 11/17/13 UConn vs. UCF, 1/11/14 UCF vs. Temple, 3/12/14

STEALS, GAME 19 Louisville vs. Rutgers, 3/13/14 17 Louisville at SMU, 3/5/14 East Carolina vs. NC Wesleyan, 11/14/14 USF at Temple, 1/12/19 16 Louisville vs. Hartford, 11/19/13 Temple at USF, 3/5/17 TURNOVERS, GAME 33 USF at FIU, 12/18/18 30 USF vs. Memphis, 2/2/19 27 UCF vs. West Virginia, 11/24/17 26 Rutgers vs. Louisville, 3/13/14 Houston vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 12/17/14 ECU vs. UTRGV, 11/19/18 Memphis vs. Tennessee State, 12/22/18 Tulane at USF, 1/9/19 FEWEST TURNOVERS, GAME 1 Houston vs. UConn, 2/1/15 3 Louisville vs. Charleston, 11/9/13 Rutgers at Alabama-Birmingham, 11/11/13 UConn vs. Boston College, 11/21/13 Cincinnati vs. Memphis, 3/6/14 Memphis vs. Jacksonville State, 2/4/15 UConn vs. Cincinnati, 3/13/15 Cincinnati vs. Texas Southern, 12/13/16 Cincinnati vs. Memphis, 3/10/18

FEWEST POINTS, GAME 31 Rutgers vs. Louisvile, 3/13/14 35 East Carolina vs. College of Charleston, 12/15/16 37 Tulane at Temple, 1/31/15 SMU at UCF, 2/17/18 38 UCF vs. Cincinnati, 1/16/18

FEWEST POINTS, HALF 8 Northwestern State at SMU, 11/15/17 (st) 11 Temple at UCF, 12/31/16 (1st) 12 UConn vs. Houston, 12/28/16 (1st) 13 East Carolina vs. College of Charleston, 12/15/16 (1st) Memphis at USF, 2/3/19 (1st)

CONSECUTIVE WINS 18 SMU, 11/14/15-1/19/16 16 SMU, 1/15/17-3/17/17 Cincinnati, 12/12/17-2/15/18 Cincinnati, 12/13/16-2/8/17 15 Houston, 11/10/18-1/6/19 12 Tulsa, 12/17/14-2/5/15 12 Houston, 1/12/19-2/27/19

RECORDS


SCHEDULES & RESULTS

UCF (24-9, 13-5 American)Home: 15-2 | Away: 5-6 | Neutral: 4-1 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER

6 Rider W, 84-70 4,870 ................................... Taylor, 22/Smith 13 11 Florida Atlantic L, 80-79 4,304 ................................... Taylor 29/Fall 7 Myrtle Beach Invitational (Conway, S.C.) 15 vs Cal State Fullerton (ESPN3) W, 68-52 1,317 ................................... Taylor 14/Fall 10 16 vs St. Joesph’s (ESPN2/ESPNU) W, 77-57 1,050 ................................... Allen 22/ Fall 9 18 vs Western Kentucky (ESPNU) W, 78-62 3,018 ................................... Dawkins 21/Smith 8 24 Northern Kentucky W, 66-53 3,374 ................................... Fall 20/Fall, Smith 9 29 Alabama (ESPNU) W, 70-64 4,449 ................................... Taylor 24/Brown 8

DECEMBER 2 at Missouri (ESPNU) L, 64-62 (OT) TBA ................................... Dawkins 22/Brown 8 8 Grambling State W, 70-45 3,798 ................................... Taylor 21/Dawkins 8, Fall 8 11 Georgia Southern W, 95-88 3,632 ................................... Taylor 35/Smith 10 16 Stetson W, 90-65 3,660 ................................... Dawkins 19/Dawkins 13 21 Illinois State W, 77-56 3,885 ................................... Dawkins 18/Fall 12

JANUARY 2 Temple* (ESPNEWS) W, 78-73 3,884 ................................... Taylor 24/Fall 11 5 at UConn* (ESPNEWS) W, 65-53 10,541 ................................... Dawkins 23/Fall 5 13 ECU* (ESPNU) W, 76-65 4,692 ................................... Dawkins 18/Smith, Allen,Brown 8 16 at Wichita State* (CBSSN) L, 75-67 10,506 ................................... Dawkins 22/Fall 7 19 Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 64-62 4,155 ................................... Taylor 15/Brown 10 23 at Tulane* (ESPN3) W, 75-50 1,308 ................................... Dawkins 19/Fall 10 27 at Memphis* (CBSSN) L, 77-57 17,046 ................................... Taylor 10/Brown 9 31 UConn* (ESPN2/ESPNU) W, 73-67 5,016 ................................... Taylor 21/Fall 7

FEBRUARY 7 Houston* (CBSSN) L, 77-68 6,292 ................................... Taylor 21/Fall 6 10 at SMU* (ESPNEWS) W, 71-65 5,989 ................................... Dawkins 26/Smith 10 13 USF* (ESPNEWS) W, 78-65 4,719 ................................... Fall 21/Fall 9 16 Memphis* (ESPN2) W, 79-72 5,458 ................................... Taylor 25/Brown 8 21 at Cincinnati* (ESPN2) L, 60-55 12,377 ................................... Dawkins 18/Smith 5 24 SMU* (CBSSN) W, 95-48 4,978 ................................... Fall 23/Fall 20 27 at USF* (ESPN3) W, 75-63 7,231 ................................... Fall 18/Dawkins, Brown 7

MARCH 2 at Houston* (ESPN) W, 69-64 7,039 ................................... Smith 21/Fall 10 7 Cincinnati* (ESPN2) W, 58-55 9,141 ................................... Taylor 22/Smith 7 9 at Temple* (ESPN2) L, 67-62 TBA ................................... Dawkins 36/Dawkins 11 15 at Memphis (ESPN2) L, 79-55 7,610 ................................... Fall 12/Fall10 22 vs. VCU (CBS) W, 73-58 16,219 ................................... Taylor 15/Fall 18 24 vs. Duke (CBS) L, 77-76 TBA ................................... Dawkins 32/ Smith 8

CINCINNATI (28-7, 14-4 American)Home: 16-2 | Away: 7-4 | Neutral: 5-1 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 7 Ohio State (ESPN2) L, 64-56 12,012 ................................... Cumberland 22/Scott, Brooks, Nsosme 6 13 North Carolina Central (FS OHIO/ESPN3) W, 73-51 10,037 ................................... Williams 15/Brooks 7 16 Milwaukee (FS OHIO/ESPN3) W, 74-63 10,163 ................................... Broome 17/Brooks, Scott 10 19 Western Michigan (FS OHIO/ESPN3) W, 78-52 8,998 ................................... Cumberland 27/Brooks 10 Emarld Coast Classic (Niceville Fla.) 23 vs. George Mason (CBSSN) W, 71-55 1,250 ................................... Broome 21/Scott 8 24 vs. Ole Miss W, 71-57 1,250 ................................... Cumberland 25/Scott 9 27 Arkansas-Pine Bluff (FS OHIO/ESPN3) W, 105-49 8,513 ................................... Jenifer 13/Scott 7

DECEMBER 1 at UNLV (CBSSN) W, 65-61 9,572 ................................... Williams 15/Nsoseme, Williams 8 4 Northern Kentucky (FS OHIO/ESPN3) W, 78-65 11,218 ................................... Scott 22/Scott10 8 Xavier (ESPN2) W, 62-47 12,513 ................................... Cumberland 19/Scott 10 15 at Mississippi State (ESPN2) L, 70-59 9,120 ................................... Cumberland 21/Brooks 8 19 UCLA (ESPN2) W, 93-64 12,689 ................................... Cumberland 25/Brooks 6 22 South Carolina State (FS OHIO/ESPN3) W 77-56 12,012 ................................... Brooks 17/Brooks 8 JANUARY 2 Tulane* (CBSSN) W, 93-61 10,689 ................................... Cumberland 22/Cumberland 7 5 at ECU* (CBSSN) L, 73-71 4,238 ................................... Cumberland 18/Scott 9 10 at Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 70-65 (OT) 4,342 ................................... Broome 16/Scott 9 12 UConn* (ESPNU) W, 74-72 (OT) 11,375 ................................... Cumberland 22/Brooks, Cumberland 6 15 USF* (ESPNEWS) W, 82-74 10,347 ................................... Cumberland 34/Brooks 6 19 at Wichita State* (CBS) W, 66-55 10,254 ................................... Cumberland 18/Brooks, Scott 10 24 Tulsa* (ESPN2) W, 88-64 10,484 ................................... Cumberland 23/Scott 11 27 at Temple* (CBSSN) W, 72-68 6,652 ................................... Cumberland 25/Cumberland 8

FEBRUARY 2 SMU* (CBSSN) W, 73-68 12,256 ................................... Cumberland 24/Cumberland 9 7 at Memphis* (ESPN/ESPN2) W, 69-64 16,363 ................................... Cumberland 17/Scott 9 10 at Houston* (ESPN) L, 65-58 7,039 ................................... Cumberland 27/Brooks 10 17 Wichita State* (ESPN) W, 72-62 12,223 ................................... Cumberland 27/Scott, Fredericks 8 21 UCF* (ESPN2) W, 60-55 12,377 ................................... Jenifer, Williams 12/Brooks, ................................... Cumberland 7 24 at UConn* (ESPN) W, 64-60 11,904 ................................... Williams 12/Scott 8 27 at SMU* (CBSSN) W, 52-49 5,747 ................................... Cumberland 12/Brooks 12

MARCH 2 Memphis* (ESPN2) W, 71-69 12,392 ................................... Cumberland 26/Brooks 12 7 at UCF* (ESPN2) L, 58-55 9,141 ................................... Scott 20/Scott 9 10 Houston* (CBS) L, 85-69 12,701 ................................... Cumberland 20/Scott 8 15 vs. SMU (ESPNU) W, 82-74 7,356 ................................... Cumberland 26/Scott 12 16 vs. Wichita State (ESPN2) W, 66-63 7,819 ................................... Brooks 13/Brooks 9 1`7 vs. Houston (ESPN) W, 69-57 7,223 ................................... Cumberland 33/Cumberland, Scott 8 22 vs. Iowa (CBS) L, 79-72 TBA ................................... Jenifer 19/Scott 7

UCONN (16-17, 6-12 American)Home: 13-5 | Away: 1-8 | Neutral: 2-4 Time/Final Att ................................... High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 8 Morehead State (SNY/ESPN3) W, 80-70 10,167 ................................... Carlton 17/Carlton, Vital 8 11 Missouri-Kansas City (SNY/ESPN3) W, 94-66 7.261 ................................... T. Smith 22/Vital 10 2k Empire Classic (New York, N.Y.) 15 vs. No. 15/14 Syracuse (ESPN2) W, 83-76 14,417 ................................... Adams, Gilbert 16/Cobb 13 16 Iowa (ESPN2) L, 91-72 10,909 ................................... Adams 20/Cobb 7 20 Cornell (SNY/ESPN3) W, 91-74 7,328 ................................... Adams 21/Gilbert 5 24 New Hampshire (SNY/ESPN3) W, 91-66 8,351 ................................... Adams, Carlton 17/Vital 10 27 UMass-Lowell (SNY/ESPN3) W, 97-75 5,507 ................................... Adams, Vital 19/Carlton 8

DECEMBER 2 Arizona (ESPN2) L, 76-72 14,603 ................................... Adams 21/Cobb10 5 Lafayette (ESPNU) W, 90-63 6,928 ................................... Adams 21/Carlton 7 Never Forget Tribute Classic (Newark, N.J.) 8 vs. Florida State (ESPN2) L, 79-71 7,142 ................................... Gilbert 24/Yakwe 6 15 Manhattan (SNY/ESPN3) W, 61-46 6,259 ................................... Vital 13/Vital 8 18 Drexel (SNY/ESPN3) W, 97-65 6,951 ................................... Adams, Smith 20/Vital 6 22 vs. Villanova (CBS) L, 81-58 19,812 ................................... Vital 18/Vital 5

JANUARY 2 at USF* (CBSSN) L, 76-68 3,429 ................................... Adams 25/Cobb 7 5 UCF* (ESPNEWS) L, 65-53 10,541 ................................... Gilbert 18/Cobb 8 10 SMU* (CBSSN) W, 76-64 6,538 ................................... Adams 21/Carlton, Vital 7 12 at Cincinnati* (ESPNU) L, 74-72 (OT) 11,375 ................................... Gilbert 18/Vital 10 16 at Tulsa* (ESPNEWS) L, 89-83 3,798 ................................... Adams 27/Vital 7 19 Tulane* (CBSSN) W, 87-71 7,437 ................................... Adams 31/Carlton, Vital 8 26 Wichita State* (CBSSN) W, 80-60 10,167 ................................... Vital 21/Adams 12 31 at UCF* (ESPNU) L, 73-67 5,016 ................................... Adams 27/Carlton 11

FEBRUARY 3 ECU* (ESPNEWS) W, 76-52 8,873 ................................... Carlton 20/Carlton 16 6 at Temple* (CBS) L, 81-63 6,129 ................................... Carlton, Vital 18/Carlton, Vital 13 10 at Memphis* (CBS) L, 78-71 17,162 ................................... Polley 20/Cobb 11 14 Houston* (ESPN) L, 71-63 10,095 ................................... Vital 15/Carlton 10 21 at SMU* (ESPN2) L, 77-59 5,856 ................................... Polley 19/Cobb 6 24 Cincinnati* (ESPN) L, 64-60 11,904 ................................... Vital 14/Vital 7 28 at Wichita State* (ESPN2) L, 65-63 10,026 ................................... Gilbert 18/Carlton, Smith 5

MARCH 3 USF* (CBSSN) W, 60-58 9,034 ................................... Carlton 16/Carlton 9 7 Temple* (CBSSN) L, 78-71 7,790 ................................... Vital 26/Carlton, Vital 7 10 at ECU* (ESPNU) W, 82-73 3,845 ................................... Carlton 20/Carlton 10 14 vs. USF (ESPNU) W, 80-73 8,046 ................................... Vital 25/Carlton 6 15 vs. Houston (ESPN2) L, 84-45 7,610 ................................... Adams 15/Carlton 11

ECU (10-21, 3-15 American)Home: 9-9 | Away: 1-11 | Neutral: 0-1 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 6 Delaware State W, 81-56 3,773 ................................... Fleming, Leday 12/Gardner, Leday 8 9 James Madison (ESPN3) L, 73-72 3,918 ................................... Leday 21/Gardner 5 11 Lamar (ESPN3) W, 84-78 (OT) 3,104 ................................... Gardner 30/Gardner 10 16 at Georgia Tech (ACCN) L, 79-54 4,992 ................................... Gardner 13/LeDay 9 19 Texas-Rio Valley W, 69-64 3,144 ................................... Gardner 15/Davis, LeDay 8 21 Prairie View A&M (ESPN3) W, 76-54 2,972 ................................... Gardner 28/Gardner 17 24 High Point (ESPN3) L, 55-52 3,156 ................................... Garner 18/Fleming 5 27 at UNC-Wilmington L, 95-86 3,971 ................................... Gardner 30/Gardner 15 30 Appalachian State (ESPN3) W, 83-81 3,552 ................................... Gardner 22/Gardner 11

DECEMBER 2 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 70-47 2,964 ................................... Gardner 22/Gardner 8 18 at Charlotte (BEIN) L, 55-49 3,640 ................................... Williams 16/Fleming 9 28 North Carolina A&T (ESPN3) W, 77-57 4,761 ................................... Gardner 27/Gardner 13

JANUARY 2 at SMU* (ESPN3) L, 82-54 5,601 ................................... Gardner 16/Gardner 7 5 Cincinnati* (CBSSN) W, 73-71 4,238 ................................... Davis 17/Gardner 12 10 at Memphis* (ESPNU) L, 78-72 14,622 ................................... Gardner 18/Davis 12 13 at UCF* (ESPNU) L, 76-65 4,692 ................................... Gardner 35/Gardner 20 16 Temple* (ESPN3) L, 85-74 4,551 ................................... Gardner 27/LeDay 10 23 at Houston* (ESPN3) L, 94-50 6,297 ................................... LeDay 12/LeDay 5 26 USF* (ESPNU) L, 77-57 4,610 ................................... Gardner 15/Gardner 15 31 Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 66-55 3,616 ................................... Gardner 15/Gardner 15

FEBRUARY 3 at UConn* (ESPNEWS) L, 76-52 8,873 ................................... Davis 13/Gardner 6 6 Wichita State* (ESPNEWS) L, 64-49 3,631 ................................... Gardner, Fleming 11/Gardner 5 10 at USF* (ESPN3) L, 72-68 (OT) 5,707 ................................... Fleming 14/Davis 5 13 Memphis* (ESPN3) L, 79-69 3,411 ................................... LeDay 15/LeDay 10 17 Tulsa* (ESPN3) L, 77-73 (OT) 4,248 ................................... Williams 26/Gardner 16 23 at Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 85-81 1,119 ................................... Fleming 20/Fleming 10 27 Houston* (ESPN3) L, 99-65 4,087 ................................... LeDay 17/Gardner 5

MARCH 3 at Tulsa* (ESPNU) L, 91-78 3,507 ................................... Fleming 20/Gardner 10 5 at Wichita State (CBSSN) L, 72-55 10,205 ................................... Fleming 17/Quinton 10 10 UConn* (ESPNU) L, 82-73 3,845 ................................... Williams 20/Garner 9 14 vs. Wichita State (ESPN) L, 73-57 7,476 ................................... Gardner 16/Gardner, Davis 6


SCHEDULES & RESULTSHOUSTON (33-4, 16-2 American)Home: 19-1 | Away: 10-1 | Neutral: 4-2 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 10 Alabama A&M (ESPN3) W, 101-54 3,725 ................................... Brooks 24/Hinton 7 14 Rice (ESPN3) W, 79-68 3,952 ................................... Books 20/Gresham 8 19 Northwestern State W, 82-55 3,784 ................................... Brooks 16/Alley Jr. 8 24 at BYU W, 76-72 10,959 ................................... Davis Jr. 24/Brady 7 28 Texas-Rio Grande Valley W, 58-53 3,972 ................................... Davis Jr. 23/Brooks 12

DECEMBER 1 Oregon (ESPN2) W, 65-61 7,035 ................................... Brooks 22/Brooks 9 4 Lamar (ESPN3) W, 79-56 5,587 ................................... Robinson 20/Brooks 9 8 at Oklahoma State (FS Oklahoma) W, 63-53 6,596 ................................... Brooks 23/Brady, Brooks 8 12 LSU (ESPN2) W, 82-76 7,039 ................................... Robinson 18/Brooks 9 16 Saint Louis (ESPNU) W, 68-64 6,131 ................................... Davis Jr. 17/Brooks 8 20 Utah State (ESPN3) W, 60-50 6,264 ................................... Brooks 15/Alley Jr. 11 23 Coppin State W, 75-44 5,383 ................................... Davis Jr. 16/Brooks 9 29 NJIT (ESPN3) W, 80-59 6,180 ................................... Davis Jr. 19/Gresham 7

JANUARY 2 Tulsa* (ESPN3) W, 74-56 6,420 ................................... Davis Jr. 21/Brooks 10 6 Memphis* (ESPNEWS) W, 90-77 7,039 ................................... Brooks 22/Hinton 9 9 at Temple* (ESPNEWS) L, 73-69 5,723 ................................... Brady 19/Robinson 6 12 Wichita State* (CBSSN) W, 79-70 7,039 ................................... Davis Jr. 20/Brady, Brooks, Robinson 5 16 at SMU* (ESPNEWS) W, 69-58 6,013 ................................... Davis Jr. 20/White, Brooks, Gresham 5 19 at USF* (ESPNU) W, 69-60 5,563 ................................... Brady 13/Brady 9 23 ECU* (ESPN3) W, 94-50 6,297 ................................... Brooks 17/Hinton 9 27 at Tulsa* (ESPNEWS) W, 77-65 4,023 ................................... Brooks 22/Harris 10 31 Temple*(ESPN2) W, 73-66 7,039 ................................... Davis Jr. 24/Jarreau 12

FEBRUARY 7 at UCF* (CBSSN) W, 77-68 6,292 ................................... Davis Jr. 26/Brooks 7

10 Cincinnati* (ESPN) W, 65-58 7,039 ................................... Davis Jr., Jarreau 16/Brooks 12 14 at UConn* (ESPN/ESPN2) W, 71-63 10,095 ................................... Jarreau 18/Brooks, Robinson 6 17 at Tulane* (CBSSN) W, 85-50 1,957 ................................... Davis Jr. 26/Greshom 9 23 USF*(ESPN2) W, 71-59 7,039 ................................... Jarreau 17/Brooks 7 27 at ECU* (ESPN3) W, 99-65 4,087 ................................... Davis Jr 26/Harris 8

MARCH 2 UCF*(ESPN) L, 69-64 7,039 ................................... Davis Jr. 19/Brooks 9

7 SMU* (ESPN) W, 90-79 7,039 ................................... Brooks 20/Brooks 10 10 at Cincinnati* (CBS) W, 85-69 12,701 ................................... Davis Jr. 31/Hinton 11 15 vs. UConn (ESPN2) W, 84-45 7,610 ................................... Davis Jr. 22/Brooks, Jarreau 8 16 at Memphis (ESPN2) W, 61-58 7,819 ................................... Davis Jr. 17/White 11 17 vs. Cincinnati (ESPN) L, 69-57 7,223 ................................... Brooks 17/Harris 8 22 vs. Georgia State (TBS) W, 84-55 TBA ................................... Davis Jr. 26/White 11 24 vs. Ohio State (TNT) W, 74-59 TBA ................................... Davis 21/Davis 6, Brooks 6 29 vs. Kentucky (TBS) L, 62-58 17,385 ................................... Brooks 14/White 4

MEMPHIS (22-14, 10-8 American)Home: 18-3 | Away: 3-8 | Neutral: 1-3 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 6 Tennessee Tech (ESPN3) W, 76-61 15,231 ................................... Davenport 30/Davenport 10 13 at LSU (SECN+) L, 85-76 9,295 ................................... Harris 20/Parks, Jr. 6 17 Yale (ESPN3) W, 109-102 (2OT) 14,656 ................................... Harris 22/Davenport 8 AdvoCare Invitational (Orlando, Fla.)22 vs Oklahoma State (ESPN2) L, 84-64 2,965 ................................... Harris 14/Lomax, Jones 623 vs Canisius (ESPN3) W, 71-63 2,672 ................................... Davenport 16/Davenport 1025 vs Charleston (ESPNU) L, 78-75 1,933 ................................... Harris 25/Thornton, Davenport 11

DECEMBER Basketball Hall of Fame Invitational (Miami, Fla.) 1 vs Texas Tech (ESPNU) L, 78-67 TBA ................................... Harris 17/Lomax 8 4 South Dakota State (CW30/ESPN3) W, 88-80 13,583 ................................... Martin, Harris 22/Thornton 9 8 UAB (ESPN3) W, 94-76 14,652 ................................... Harris 24/Davenport 8 15 Tennessee (ESPN2) L, 102-92 18,528 ................................... Davenport 31/Davenport 11 19 Little Rock (CW30/ESPN3) W, 99-89 13,599 ................................... Martin 22/Davenport 15 22 Tennessee State (ESPN3) W, 99-41 15,378 ................................... Martin 14/Davenport 12 29 Florida A&M (ESPN3) W, 96-65 14,201 ................................... Martin 22/Maruice 7

JANUARY 3 Wichita State* (CBSSN) W, 85-74 15,068 ................................... Davenport 25/Lomax 8 6 at Houston* (ESPNNEWS) L, 90-77 7,039 ................................... Brewton 25/Martin 8 10 ECU* (ESPNU) W, 78-72 14,622 ................................... Harris 16/Davenport 11 13 at Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 83-79 1,105 ................................... Martin 27/Thornton 8 19 SMU* (ESPNU) W, 83-61 16,673 ................................... Brewton 20/Thornton 14 24 at Temple* (CBSSN) L, 85-76 5,364 ................................... Martin 28/Davenport 9 27 UCF* (CBSSN) W, 77-57 17,046 ................................... Harris 14/Thornton 11 30 at Tulsa* (ESPNEWS) L, 95-79 4,018 ................................... Harris 18/Davenport 14

FEBRUARY 2 at USF* (ESPNU) L, 84-78 4,573 ................................... Martin 41/Thornton 10 7 Cincinnati* (ESPN2) L, 69-64 16,363 ................................... Martin 26/Davenport 10 10 UConn* (CBSSN) W, 78-71 17,162 ................................... Davenport 26/Thornton 8 13 at ECU* (ESPN3) W, 79-69 3,411 ................................... Martin 31/Maurice 7 16 at UCF* (ESPNU) L, 79-72 5,458 ................................... Martin 25/Brewton 7 20 Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 102-76 14,747 ................................... Martin 43/Davenport 15 23 at Wichita State* (ESPN2) W, 88-85 10,506 ................................... Martin 37/Thornton 9 26 Temple* (ESPNU) W, 81-73 14,652 ................................... Martin 30/Thornton 11

MARCH 2 at Cincinnati* (ESPNU) L, 71-69 12,392 ................................... Martin 29/Maurice 7 9 Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 66-63 17,611 ................................... Martin 20/Martin, Davenport 6 14 Tulane (ESPNU) W, 83-68 8,046 ................................... Martin 20/Parks 13 15 UCF (ESPN2) W, 79-55 7,610 ................................... Maurice 21/Davenport 11 16 Houston (ESPN2) L, 61-58 7,819 ................................... Martin 23/Martin 9 19 San Diego (ESPN3) W, 74-60 8,138 ................................... Martin 21/Martin 7 22 at Creighton (ESPN) L, 79-67 TBA ................................... Martin 20/Jones 6

USF (23-13, 8-10 American)Home: 18-5 | Away: 4-6 | Neutral: 1-2 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 6 Alabama A&M W, 80-63 2,213 ................................... Collins 17/Yetna 9 12 Austin Peay W, 74-70 (OT) 2,474 ................................... Rideau 17/Durr 11 Jamaica Classic (Montego Bay, Jamaica) 16 vs Ohio (CBSSN) W, 73-46 TBD ................................... Brown, Lang, Yetna 11/Yetna 8 18 vs Georgetown (CBSSN) L, 76-73 (OT) TBD ................................... Collins 21/Yetna 17 21 Florida A&M (ESPN3) W, 69-59 2,595 ................................... Collins 21/Durr 11 24 The Citadel (ESPN3) L, 84-81 2,626 ................................... Collins 21/Yetna 7 28 Stetson (ESPN3) W, 75-71 2,415 ................................... Yetna 18/Yetna 13 30 Colgate (ESPN3) W, 73-63 4,992 ................................... Collins 20/Yetna 5

DECEMBER 9 at Charlotte Cancelled 15 Appalachian State (ESPN3) W, 76-69 TBA ................................... Rideau 18/Yetna 18 18 at FIU (CUSA tv) W, 82-73 TBA ................................... Rideau 28/Yetna 13 21 Alcorn State (ESPN3) W, 83-44 2,329 ................................... Yetna 16/Yetna 11 29 Fairleigh Dickinson (ESPN3) W, 60-54 2,945 ................................... Yetna 16/Yetna 16

JANUARY 2 UConn* (CBSSN) W, 76-68 3,429 ................................... Rideau 25/Yetna, Rideau 8 5 at Tulsa* (ESPNU) L, 78-75 4,025 ................................... Rideau 19/Yetna 13 9 Tulane* (ESPN3) W, 66-48 3,115 ................................... Collins 17/Yetna 11 12 at Temple* (ESPNU) L, 82-80 (OT) 6,826 ................................... Yetna 24/Yetna 10 15 at Cincinnati* (ESPNEWS) L, 82-74 10,347 ................................... Rideau 26/Durr 9 19 Houston* (ESPNU) L, 69-60 5,563 ................................... Collins 23/Yetna 7 22 Wichita State* (CBSSN) W, 54-41 3,153 ................................... Collins 13/Rideau 9 26 at ECU* (ESPNU) W, 77-57 4,610 ................................... Yetna 28/Yetna 13

FEBRUARY 2 Memphis* (ESPNU) W, 84-78 4, 573 ................................... Collins 20/Durr 9 7 at SMU* (ESPNU) W, 67-66 5,677 ................................... Collins 23/Rideau 6 10 ECU* (ESPN3) W, 72-68 (OT) 5,707 ................................... Collins 21/Durr 13 13 at UCF* (ESPNEWS) L, 78-65 4,719 ................................... Collins 20/Yetna 12 16 Temple* (ESPN2/ESPNU) L, 70-69 (OT) 4,898 ................................... Rideau 16/Yetna, Durr 12 19 Florida College W, 95-54 1,060 ................................... Maricevic 16/Durr, Maricevic 9 23 at Houston* (ESPN2) L, 71-59 7,039 ................................... Collins 12/Durr9 27 UCF* (ESPN3) L, 75-63 7,231 ................................... Brown 15/Yetna 5

MARCH 3 at UConn* (CBSSN) L, 60-58 9,034 ................................... Collins 17/Durr 10 6 at Tulane* (ESPN3) W, 75-70 1,020 ................................... Collins, Brown 20/Durr 10 10 SMU* (ESPNU) L, 77-71 3,548 ................................... Yetna 17/Yetna 13 14 vs. UConn (ESPNU) L, 80-73 8,046 ................................... Rideau 19/Yetna 7 20 Stony Brook W, 82-79 (OT) 1,706 ................................... Collins 33/Yetna 14 25 Utah Valley W, 66-57 1,679 ................................... Yetna 18/Yetna 10 28 Loyola Marymount W, 56-47 1,658 ................................... Collins, Yetna 11/Yetna 11 APRIL 1 DePaul (ESPNU) W, 63-61 2,375 ................................... Collins 23/Yetna, Durr 8

SMU (15-17, 6-12 American)Home: 10-8 | Away: 3-7 | Neutral: 2-2 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 8 Northwestern State W, 69-58 5,605 ................................... Whitt Jr. 19/Chargois 9 11 Southern Mississippi (ESPN3) L, 74-64 5,508 ................................... Chargois 25/Chargois, White 8 14 Western Carolina (ESPN3) W, 98-65 5,440 ................................... McMurray 34/Chargois 10 18 Lipscomb (ESPN3) L, 79-73 5,623 ................................... Chargois 22/Chargois 11 2018 Cancun Challenge (Cancun, Mexico) 20 vs Bradley (CBSSN) L, 75-62 TBA ................................... McMurray 19/Whitt Jr. 13 21 vs. Wright State (CBSSN) W, 76-75 TBA ................................... McMurray 27/Hunt 7 27 Lamar (ESPN3) W, 79-65 5,611 ................................... McMurray 18/Hunt 7 29 McNeese State (ESPN3) W, 91-59 5,384 ................................... McMurray 19/Whitt Jr. 10

DECEMBER 2 Oral Roberts (ESPN3) W, 79-67 4,627 ................................... Chargois 17/Chargois 9 5 TCU (ESPNU) L, 67-59 5,929 ................................... McMurray 19/Chargois, Hunt 8 15 at Georgetown (FS1) W, 81-73 6,763 ................................... McMurray 19/Mike 9 22 Cornell (ESPN3) W, 81-53 6,067 ................................... Whitt Jr. 22/Hunt 9

JANUARY 2 ECU* (ESPN3) W, 82-54 5,601 ................................... McMurray 20/Hunt 12 4 at Tulane* (ESPN2) W, 74-65 1,469 ................................... McMurray 25/Whitt Jr. 11 10 at UConn* (CBSSN) L, 76-64 6,538 ................................... Whitt Jr. 20/Whitt Jr. 10 12 Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 77-57 6,001 ................................... McMurray 22/Whitt Jr. 10 16 Houston* (ESPNEWS) L, 69-58 6,013 ................................... Whitt Jr. 20/Chargois 12 19 at Memphis* (ESPNU) L, 83-61 16,673 ................................... Whitt Jr. 12/Chargois 8 26 Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 85-75 5,993 ................................... McMurray 29/Chargois 8 30 at Wichita State* (ESPNU) L,85-83 10,096 ................................... Mike 25/Chargois 12

FEBRUARY 2 at Cincinnati* (CBSSN) L, 73-68 12,256 ................................... McMurray 21/Hunt 7 7 USF* (ESPNU) L, 67-66 5,677 ................................... Mike 17/Hunt, Whitt 8 10 UCF* (ESPNEWS) L, 71-65 5,989 ................................... Whitt Jr. 23 /Mike 10 13 at Temple* (ESPN3) L, 82-74 4,913 ................................... McMurray 22/Mike 11 21 UConn* (ESPN2) W, 77-59 5,856 ................................... McMurray 25/Chargois, Mike 8 24 at UCF* (CBSSN) L, 95-48 4,978 ................................... Chargois 9/Whitt Jr. 7 27 Cincinnati* (CBSSN) L, 52-49 5,747 ................................... McMurray 27/Whitt Jr. 9

MARCH 3 Wichita State* (CBSSN) L, 67-55 6,185 ................................... Hunt 14/Mike 9 7 at Houston* (ESPN) L, 90-79 7,039 ................................... McMurray 24/Mike 6 10 at USF* (ESPNU) W, 77-71 3,458 ................................... Chargois 19/Hunt 14 14 vs. Tulsa (ESPNU) W, 74-65 TBA ................................... McMurray 27/Mike, Hunt 7 15 vs. Cincinnati (ESPNU) L, 82-74 7,356 ................................... Whitt Jr 24/Hunt 8


SCHEDULES & RESULTSTEMPLE (23-10, 13-5 American)Home: 13-2 | Away: 8-5 | Neutral: 2-3 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER

6 La Salle (ESPN3) W, 75-67 6,011 ................................... Rose 15/Pierre-Louis 13 9 Detroit Mercy (ESPN3) W, 83-67 4,649 ................................... Alston 30/Aflakpui 8 13 Georgia (ESPN3) W, 81-77 4,613 ................................... Alston, Rose 25/Aflakpui 9 16 Loyola (Md.) W, 81-67 4,815 ................................... Alston 18/Rose, Moorman 6 Legends Classic (Brooklyn, N.Y.) 19 vs VCU (ESPN3) L, 57-51 5,967 ................................... Pierre-Louis 11/Aflakpui 10 20 vs CAL (ESPN2) W, 76-59 5,453 ................................... Rose 23/Pierre-Louis 9 27 at Missouri (SECN) W, 79-77 9,971 ................................... Rose 18/Aflakpui 12

DECEMBER 1 at Saint Joseph’s (NBCSN) W, 77-70 4,200 ................................... Alston, Rose 15/Pierre-Louis 13 5 at Villanova (FS1) L, 69-59 6,501 ................................... Pierre-Louis 19/Pierre-Louis, Aflakpui 5 12 UMass (ESPN3) W, 65-63 4,840 ................................... Alston 31/Aflakpui 8 Battle at the Boardwalk (Atlantic City, N.J) 15 vs. Davidson (ESPN3) W, 77-75 (OT) TBA ................................... Alston 24/Perry, Moorman 7 22 at Drexel W, 10-2 3,025 ................................... Alston 25/Aflakpui 11

JANUARY 2 at UCF* (ESPNEWS) L, 78-73 3,884 ................................... Pierre-Louis 21/Rose, Aflakpui 4 6 at Wichita State* (ESPNEWS) W, 85-81 (OT) 10,506 ................................... Alston 22/Pierre-Louis, Aflakpui 8 9 Houston* (ESPNEWS) W, 73-69 5,723 ................................... Rose 22/Perry, Aflakpui 7 12 USF* (ESPNU) W, 82-80 (OT) 6,826 ................................... Pierre-Louis 22/Moorman 13 16 at ECU* (ESPN3) W, 85-74 4,551 ................................... Alston, 23/Aflakpui 12 19 Penn (CBSSN) L, 77-70 8,409 ................................... Aflakpui 21/Aflakpui 15 24 Memphis* (CBSSN) W, 85-76 5,364 ................................... Rose 26/Aflakpui 8 27 Cincinnati* (CBSSN) L, 72-68 6,652 ................................... Moorman 20/Pierre-Louis 6 31 at Houston* (ESPN2) L, 73-66 7,039 ................................... Rose 26/Perry 8

FEBRUARY 2 at Tulane* (ESPN3) W, 75-67 2,350 ................................... Alston 29/Pierre-Louis 11 6 UConn* (CBSSN) W, 81-63 6,267 ................................... Alston 18/Rose 9 9 at Tulsa* (ESPN2/ESPNU) L, 76-58 4,276 ................................... Alston 13/Rose 713 SMU* (ESPN3) W, 82-74 4,913 ................................... Alston 28/Aflakpui 1016 at USF* (ESPN2) W, 70-69 (OT) 4,898 ................................... Alston 24/Moorman 823 Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 84-73 7,183 ................................... Alston 24/Moore 626 at Memphis* (ESPNU) L, 81-73 14,652 ................................... Alston 22/Moorman 10

MARCH 3 Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 80-69 7,090 ................................... Rose 29/Moorman, Pierre-Louis, ................................... Hamilton, 6 7 at UConn* (CBSSN) W, 78-71 7,790 ................................... Alston 34/Rose 8 9 UCF* (ESPN2) W, 67-62 TBA ................................... Alston 21/Moorman, Aflakpui 5 15 Wichita State (ESPNU) L, 80-74 7,356 ................................... Alston 20/Aflakpui 19 19 vs. Belmont (TruTV) L, 81-70 11,784 ................................... Alston 21/Pierre-Louis 11

TULSA (18-14, 8-10 American)Home: 14-3 | Away: 3-8 | Neutral: 1-2 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 6 Alcorn State W, 73-56 3,128 ................................... Taplin 16/Scott 7 10 South Carolina State W, 74-52 3,251 ................................... Jeffries 18/Jeffries 9 16 Cal Baptist W, 82-79 6,330 ................................... Jeffries 19/Igbanu, Joiner 6 19 Little Rock W, 88-78 3,118 ................................... Igbanu 23/Igbanu 10 Continental Tire Las Vegas Holiday Invitational (Las Vegas, Nev.) 22 vs. Nevada (FS1) L, 96-86 TBA ................................... Taplin 22/Jeffries 6 23 vs. Southern Illinois (FS1) L, 79-69 TBA ................................... Igbanu 15/Igbanu 5 27 UT Arlington (ESPN3) W, 72-58 3,107 ................................... Jeffries 24/Horne 6

DECEMBER 1 at Utah (Pac12N) L, 69-64 10,775 ................................... Horne 15/Jeffries 9 5 Oklahoma State (CBSSN) W, 74-71 7,145 ................................... Jeffries 20/Igbanu 8 8 Kansas State (CBSSN) W, 47-46 5,719 ................................... Scott 14/Igbanu 6 13 New Orleans (ESPN3) W, 70-60 3,570 ................................... Jeffries 20/Jeffries 13 Basketball Hall of Fame Holiday Showcase (Uncasville, Conn.) 16 vs. Dayton (CBSSN) W, 72-67 TBA ................................... Igbanu 17/Horne 7 22 at Oral Roberts W, 69-59 4,102 ................................... Igbanu 16/Taplin 8

JANUARY 2 at Houston* (ESPN3) L, 75-56 6,420 ................................... Igbanu 18/Igbanu 8 5 USF* (ESPNU) W, 78-75 4,025 ................................... Jeffries 20/Scott 6 10 Cincinnati* (ESPN2) L, 70-65 (OT) 4,342 ................................... Jeffries 14/Horne 6 12 at SMU* (ESPNU) L, 77-57 6,001 ................................... Horne 14/Taplin 6 16 UConn* (ESPNEWS) W, 89-83 3,798 ................................... Horne 27/Horne 8 19 at UCF* (ESPNU) L, 64-62 4,155 ................................... Jeffries/Jeffries 9 24 at Cincinnati* (ESPN2) L, 88-64 10,484 ................................... Taplin 12/Igbanu 7 27 Houston* (ESPNEWS) L, 77-65 4,023 ................................... Jeffries 17/Jeffries 5 30 Memphis* (ESPNEWS) W, 95-79 4,018 ................................... Jeffries 25/Jeffries 8

FEBRUARY 2 at Wichita State* (ESPNU) L, 79-68 10,278 ................................... Horne 16/Horne 6 9 Temple* (ESPNU) W, 76-58 4,276 ................................... Taplin 14/Joiner 6 14 at Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 80-57 1,250 ................................... Horne 20/Horne 12 17 at ECU* (ESPN3) W, 77-73 (OT) 4,248 ................................... Igbanu 16/Igbanu 8 20 Wichita State* (ESPNU) L, 80-61 5,002 ................................... Igbanu 17/Jeffries 10 23 at Temple* (ESPNEWS) L, 84-73 7,183 ................................... Igbanu, Scott 15/Joiner 6 28 Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 72-64 3,526 ................................... Igbanu, Scott 19/Joiner 8

MARCH 3 ECU* (ESPNU) W, 91-78 3,507 ................................... Scott 23/Jeffries 7 9 Memphis* (ESPNU) L, 66-63 TBA ................................... Scott 13/Igbanu 10 14 vs. SMU (ESPNU) L, 74-65 TBA ................................... Jeffries 15/Korita 12

TULANE (4-27, 0-18 American)Home: 3-12 | Away: 0-11 | Neutral: 1-4 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 11 Florida State (ESPN3) L, 80-69 2,351 ................................... Zhang 24/Zhang 7 13 Coastal Carolina W, 81-76 1,241 ................................... Daniels 22/Sehic 13 Gulf Coast Showcase (Estero, Fla.) 19 vs South Dakota State W, 84-80 317 ................................... Daniels 24/Sehic 9 20 vs. UC Irvine L, 67-55 498 ................................... Daniels 14/Paul, Sehic 7 21 vs. Louisiana L, 68-61 764 ................................... Cornish 20/Sehic, Barrett 7 28 Georgia State L, 80-76 1,450 ................................... Zhang 23/Sehic 8

DECEMBER 1 Southeastern Louisiana (COX/ESPN3) L, 62-61 1,743 ................................... Cornish 18/Zhang 9 5 UT Martin W, 87-74 943 ................................... Barrett 26/Sehic 11 8 at South Alabama L, 81-60 1,565 ................................... Daniels 23/Daniels 8 17 Texas Southern (ESPN3) W, 77-70 1,050 ................................... Sehic 28/Sehic 11 Battle at the Boardwalk (Atlantic City, N.J.) 21 vs. Towson (FloHoops) L, 73-55 TBA ................................... Crabtree 13/Sehic 6 22 vs. Alabama A&M (FloHoops) L, 67-59 TBA ................................... Daniels 14/Sehic 11

JANUARY 2 at Cincinnati* (CBSSN) L, 93-61 10,689 ................................... Cornish 19/Daniels 6 4 SMU* (ESPN2) L,74-65 1,469 ................................... Sehic 20/Sehic 15 9 at USF* (ESPN3) L, 66-48 3,115 ................................... Sehic 14/Sehic 12 13 Memphis* (ESPNU) L, 83-79 1,105 ................................... Zhang 25/Paul 13 19 at UConn* (CBSSN) L, 87-71 7,437 ................................... Daniels 21/Sehic, Conrish, Paul 6 23 UCF* (ESPN3) L, 75-50 1,308 ................................... Sehic 11/Paul 12 26 at SMU* (ESPNU) L, 85-75 5,993 ................................... Cornish 17/Sehic 10 31 at ECU* (ESPNU) L, 66-65 3,616 ................................... Daniels 17/Wood 8

FEBRUARY 2 Temple* (ESPN3) L, 75-67 2,350 ................................... Daniels 21/Daniels 11 9 at Wichita State* (ESPNU) L, 77-62 10,435 ................................... Daniels, Crabtree 17/Cornish 8 14 Tulsa* (ESPNU) L, 80-57 1,250 ................................... Daniels 13/Sehic 11 17 Houston* (CBSSN) L, 80-50 1,957 ................................... Daniels 13/Paul 7 20 at Memphis* (ESPNU) L, 102-76 14,747 ................................... Daniels 25/Sehic 10 23 ECU* (ESPN2/ESPNU) L, 85-81 1,119 ................................... Crabtree 23/Wood 12 28 at Tulsa* (ESPNU) L, 72-64 3,526 ................................... Daniels 20/Daniels 10

MARCH 3 at Temple* (ESPNU) L, 80-69 7,090 ................................... Sehic 24/Sehic, Paul 11 6 USF* (ESPN3) L, 75-70 1,020 ................................... Daniels 20/Daniels 6 9 Wichita State* (CBSSN) L, 82-79 1,501 ................................... Daniels 36/Sehic 8 14 at Memphis (ESPNU) L, 83-68 8,046 ................................... Daniels 19/Daniels 7

WICHITA STATE (22-15, 10-8 American)Home: 11-4 | Away: 7-7 | Neutral: 4-4 Time/Final Att High Scorer/RebounderNOVEMBER 6 Louisiana Tech (COX YURVIEW/ESPN3) L, 71-58 10,267 ................................... Stevenson 16/Echenique 7 Veterans Classic (Annapolis, Md.) 9 vs Providence (CBSSN) W, 83-80 5,710 ................................... McDuffie 32/Echenique 7 Charleston Classic (Charleston, S.C.) 15 vs Davidson (ESPN3) L, 57-53 4,017 ................................... McDuffie 18/Stevenson 8 16 vs Appalachian State/Purdue (ESPNU) W, 82-76 4,135 ................................... McDuffie 24/Echenique 11 18 vs. Alabama (ESPNU) L, 90-86 2,862 ................................... McDuffie 26/McDuffie 8 25 Rice (COX YURVIEW/ESPN3) W, 90-61 10,089 ................................... Stevenson 21/Dennis 6

DECEMBER 1 Baylor (CBSSN) W, 71-63 10,506 ................................... Haynes-Jones 21/Haynes-Jones 10 8 at Oklahoma (ESPNU) L, 80-48 7,015 ................................... McDuffie 19/McDuffie 7 12 Jacksonville State (COX YURVIEW/ESPN3) W, 69-65 10,028 ................................... Haynes-Jones 17/McDuffie 9 15 Southern Miss (CBSSN) W, 63-60 9,356 ................................... McDuffie, Echenique 17/McDuffie 11 19 Oral Roberts W, 84-63 10,156 ................................... McDuffie 25/Stevenson, Burton 8 22 at VCU (ESPN2) L, 70-54 7,637 ................................... McDuffie 16/Burton 8

JANUARY 3 at Memphis* (CBSSN) L, 85-74 15,068 ................................... McDuffie 19/McDuffie, Dennis 5 6 Temple* (ESPNEWS) L, 85-81 (OT) 10,506 ................................... McDuffie 24/Torres 8 12 at Houston* (CBSSN) L, 79-70 7,039 ................................... McDuffie 22/Dennis 6 16 UCF* (CBSSN) W, 75-67 10,506 ................................... McDuffie 23/Dennis 9 19 Cincinnati* (CBS) L, 66-55 10,254 ................................... McDuffie 21/McDuffie, Echenique 5 22 at USF* (CBSSN) L, 54-41 3,153 ................................... McDuffie 11/Echenique, Burton, Brown 6 26 at UConn* (CBSSN) L, 80-60 10,167 ................................... Burton 16/Echenique 5 30 SMU* (ESPNU) W, 85-83 10,096 ................................... Haynes-Jones, Stevenson 17/ ................................... Echenique, Stevenson 6FEBRUARY 2 Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 79-68 10,278 ................................... McDuffie 27/McDuffie 7 6 at ECU* (ESPNEWS) W, 65-49 3,631 ................................... Haynes-Jones 18/Midtgaard 11 9 Tulane* (ESPNU) W, 77-62 10,435 ................................... McDuffie 25/McDuffie 8 17 at Cincinnati* (ESPN) L, 72-62 12,223 ................................... Dennis 14/Dennis 13 20 at Tulsa* (ESPNU) W, 80-61 5,002 ................................... Dennis 18/Dennis 8 23 Memphis* (ESPN2) L, 88-85 10,506 ................................... Dennis, Echenique 17/Echenique 12 28 UConn* (ESPN2) W, 65-63 10,026 ................................... Haynes-Jones 20/Dennis 10

MARCH 3 at SMU* (CBSSN) W, 76-55 6,185 ................................... McDuffie 15/McDuffie 9 5 ECU* (CBSSN) W, 72-55 10,205 ................................... McDuffie 16/Dennis 8 9 at Tulane* (CBSSN) W, 82-79 1,501 ................................... Haynes-Jones 15/Echenique 6 14 vs. ECU (ESPNU) W, 73-57 TBA ................................... McDuffie 15/Echenique, Brown 9 15 vs. Temple (ESPNU) W, 80-74 7,356 ................................... McDuffie 34/McDuffie, Dennis 12 16 vs. Cincinnati (ESPN2) L, 66-63 7,819 ................................... McDuffie 18/Dennis 6 20 at Furman (ESPN3) W, 76-70 2,102 ................................... McDuffie 20/Echenique, Midtgaard 10 24 at Clemson (ESPN) W, 63-55 3,266 ................................... Echenique 18/Dennis 11 26 at Indiana (ESPN) W, 73-63 10,312 ................................... McDuffie 21/Echenique 11

APRIL 2 vs. Lipscomb (ESPN) L, 71-64 4,599 ................................... Dennis 13/Echenique, Haynes-Jones


NBA PLAYERS

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PLAYERS CHOSEN IN THE NBA DRAFT2018 Round Overall Player Pos School NBA Team 1 26 Landry Shamet G Wichita State Philadelphia 1 28 Jacob Evans G/F Cincinnati Golden State 2 35 Melvin Frazier G/F Tulane Orlando

2 54 Shake Milton G SMU Philadelphia

2017 Round Overall Player Pos School NBA Team 2 37 Semi Ojeleye F SMU Boston 2 44 Damyean Dotson G Houston New York 2 46 Sterling Brown G/F SMU Philadelphia (traded to Milwaukee)

2016 Round Overall Player Pos School NBA Team 2 56 Daniel Hamilton G/F UConn Denver (traded to Oklahoma City)

2015 Round Overall Player Pos School NBA Team 2 32 Montrez Harrell F Louisville Houston (traded to Los Angeles Clippers)

2014 Round Overall Player Pos School NBA Team 1 24 Shabazz Napier G UConn Charlotte (traded to Miami) 2 37 DeAndre Daniels F UConn Toronto 2 47 Russ Smith G Louisville Philadelphia (traded to New Orleans)

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PLAYERS IN THE NBAPlayer School Current TeamSterling Brown SMU Milwaukee Bucks Troy Caupain Cincinnati Orlando MagicGary Clark Cincinnati Houston RocketsDamyean Dotson Houston New York KnicksJacob Evans III Cincinnati Golden State WarriorsMelvin Frazier Tulane Orlando MagicMontrez Harrell Louisville Los Angeles ClippersShaquille Harrison Tulsa Chicago BullsShake Milton SMU Philadelphia 76ersBen Moore SMU San Antonio SpursShabazz Napier UConn Brooklyn NetsSemi Ojeleye SMU Boston CelticsCameron Reynolds Tulane Minnesota TimberwolvesLandry Shamet Wichita State Los Angeles Clippers

AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PLAYERS IN THE NBA G LEAGUEPlayer School Current TeamKentrell Barkley ECU Rio Grande Valley VipersAmida Brimah UConn Austin SpursRyan Boatright UConn Agua Caliente ClippersCorey Henderson Tulsa Austin SpursMarkel Crawford Memphis Memphis HustleJaleel Cousins USF Santa Cruz WarriorsDevin Davis Houston Lakeland MagicCoreontae DeBerry Cincinnati Windy City BullsRob Gray Houston Fort Wayne Mad AntsDaniel Hamilton UConn Erie BayhawksJustin Jackson Cincinnati Texas LegendsSean Kilpatrick Cincinnati Wisconsin HeardShonn Miller UConn Salt Lake City StarsRodney Purvis UConn Sioux Falls SkyforceShaquille Thomas Cincinnati Austin SpursPrince Williams ECU Iowa Wolves

JACOB EVANS III


2019 MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

FIRST ROUNDThursday, March 14

QUARTERFINALSFriday, March 15

SEMIFINALSSaturday, March 16

CHAMPIONSHIPSunday, March 17

(10) SMU 74

(8) USF 73

(5) Memphis 79

(7) Tulsa 65

(4) UCF 55

(1) Houston 84

(2) Cincinnati 82

(3) Temple 74

Game 11 p.m. ET/Noon CT

Game 5Noon ET/11 a.m. CT

Game 93 p.m. ET/2 p.m. CT


Game 113:15 p.m. ET/2:15 p.m. CT







(9) UConn 80

(11) ECU 57

(6) Wichita State 73

(9) UConn 45

(10) SMU 74


(1) Houston 61

(5) Memphis 58

(2) Cincinnati 66


(1) Houston 57

(2) Cincinnati 69

(2) Cincinnati

(5) Memphis 83

(12) Tulane 68

2019 AIR FORCE RESERVE AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIPMARCH 14-17 | FEDEXFORUM | MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

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CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Through games of Apr 03, 2019 (All games)

SCORING OFFENSE G W-L Pts Avg/G

1. Memphis 36 22-14 2882 80.1

2. Houston 37 33-4 2787 75.3

3. Temple 33 23-10 2465 74.7

4. UConn 33 16-17 2436 73.8

5. UCF 33 24-9 2385 72.3

6. SMU 32 15-17 2303 72.0

7. Tulsa 32 18-14 2296 71.8

8. Cincinnati 35 28-7 2510 71.7

9. USF 36 23-13 2579 71.6

10. Wichita State 37 22-15 2609 70.5

11. ECU 31 10-21 2088 67.4

12. Tulane 31 4-27 2082 67.2

SCORING DEFENSE G Pts Avg/G

1. Houston 37 2258 61.0

2. Cincinnati 35 2194 62.7

3. UCF 33 2128 64.5

4. USF 36 2388 66.3

5. Wichita State 37 2542 68.7

6. SMU 32 2249 70.3

7. Tulsa 32 2271 71.0

8. UConn 33 2354 71.3

9. Temple 33 2358 71.5

10. ECU 31 2299 74.2

11. Memphis 36 2680 74.4

12. Tulane 31 2403 77.5

SCORING MARGIN G Offense Defense Margin

1. Houston 37 75.3 61.0 +14.3

2. Cincinnati 35 71.7 62.7 +9.0

3. UCF 33 72.3 64.5 +7.8

4. Memphis 36 80.1 74.4 +5.6

5. USF 36 71.6 66.3 +5.3

6. Temple 33 74.7 71.5 +3.2

7. UConn 33 73.8 71.3 +2.5

8. Wichita State 37 70.5 68.7 +1.8

9. SMU 32 72.0 70.3 +1.7

10. Tulsa 32 71.8 71.0 +0.8

11. ECU 31 67.4 74.2 -6.8

12. Tulane 31 67.2 77.5 -10.4

FREE THROW PCT G FTM FTA Pct.

1. Temple 33 472 649 . 7 2 7

2. Wichita State 37 475 655 . 7 2 5

3. SMU 32 374 523 . 7 1 5

4. Memphis 36 596 835 . 7 1 4

5. Cincinnati 35 534 758 . 7 0 4

6. Houston 37 490 697 . 7 0 3

7. Tulsa 32 522 751 . 6 9 5

8. Tulane 31 403 585 . 6 8 9

9. ECU 31 435 638 . 6 8 2

10. UConn 33 436 641 . 6 8 0

11. UCF 33 518 798 . 6 4 9

12. USF 36 632 981 . 6 4 4

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES G FGM FGA Pct.

1. UCF 33 819 1763 . 4 6 5

2. Memphis 36 1013 2238 . 4 5 3

3. Tulsa 32 776 1732 . 4 4 8

4. UConn 33 874 1959 . 4 4 6

5. Houston 37 982 2203 . 4 4 6

6. SMU 32 833 1884 . 4 4 2

7. Temple 33 873 1998 . 4 3 7

8. Cincinnati 35 872 2018 . 4 3 2

9. USF 36 849 1989 . 4 2 7

10. ECU 31 749 1791 . 4 1 8

11. Tulane 31 733 1784 . 4 1 1

12. Wichita State 37 929 2277 . 4 0 8

FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE G FGM FGA Pct.

1. Houston 37 749 2035 . 3 6 8

2. UCF 33 764 1938 . 3 9 4

3. Cincinnati 35 766 1869 . 4 1 0

4. Tulsa 32 793 1934 . 4 1 0

5. Wichita State 37 863 2082 . 4 1 5

6. USF 36 803 1906 . 4 2 1

7. Memphis 36 917 2169 . 4 2 3

8. SMU 32 793 1853 . 4 2 8

9. UConn 33 809 1841 . 4 3 9

10. Tulane 31 863 1959 . 4 4 1

11. Temple 33 841 1897 . 4 4 3

12. ECU 31 787 1753 . 4 4 9

3-POINT FG PCT G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.

1. UCF 33 229 628 . 3 6 5

2. Houston 37 333 939 . 3 5 5

3. Cincinnati 35 232 673 . 3 4 5

4. UConn 33 252 732 . 3 4 4

5. SMU 32 263 772 . 3 4 1

6. Tulsa 32 222 652 . 3 4 0

7. Temple 33 247 748 . 3 3 0

8. USF 36 249 759 . 3 2 8

9. Memphis 36 260 807 . 3 2 2

10. Tulane 31 213 670 . 3 1 8

11. Wichita State 37 276 890 . 3 1 0

12. ECU 31 155 545 . 2 8 4

3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE G 3FGM 3FGA Pct.

1. Houston 37 233 836 . 2 7 9

2. UCF 33 233 744 . 3 1 3

3. Memphis 36 275 855 . 3 2 2

4. USF 36 232 718 . 3 2 3

5. Tulsa 32 279 851 . 3 2 8

6. ECU 31 214 651 . 3 2 9

7. Temple 33 239 727 . 3 2 9

8. Wichita State 37 256 776 . 3 3 0

9. UConn 33 208 620 . 3 3 5

10. Tulane 31 255 759 . 3 3 6

11. SMU 32 267 761 . 3 5 1

12. Cincinnati 35 284 800 . 3 5 5




REBOUNDING OFFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G

1. Houston 37 1502 40.6

2. USF 36 1397 38.8


4. Memphis 36 1358 37.7

5. UCF 33 1215 36.8

6. Tulane 31 1128 36.4

7. Cincinnati 35 1264 36.1

8. SMU 32 1141 35.7

9. UConn 33 1171 35.5

10. Tulsa 32 1118 34.9

11. Temple 33 1136 34.4

12. ECU 31 1061 34.2

REBOUNDING DEFENSE G Rebounds Avg/G

1. Cincinnati 35 1088 31.1

2. USF 36 1156 32.1

3. Houston 37 1236 33.4

4. SMU 32 1101 34.4

5. UCF 33 1142 34.6

UConn 33 1142 34.6


8. Memphis 36 1293 35.9

9. Tulsa 32 1182 36.9

10. Temple 33 1222 37.0

11. ECU 31 1152 37.2

12. Tulane 31 1195 38.5

REBOUNDING MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin

1. Houston 37 1502 40.6 1236 33.4 +7.2

2. USF 36 1397 38.8 1156 32.1 +6.7

3. Cincinnati 35 1264 36.1 1088 31.1 +5.0

4. Wichita State 37 1416 38.3 1299 35.1 +3.2

5. UCF 33 1215 36.8 1142 34.6 +2.2

6. Memphis 36 1358 37.7 1293 35.9 +1.8

7. SMU 32 1141 35.7 1101 34.4 +1.2

8. UConn 33 1171 35.5 1142 34.6 +0.9

9. Tulsa 32 1118 34.9 1182 36.9 -2.0

10. Tulane 31 1128 36.4 1195 38.5 -2.2

11. Temple 33 1136 34.4 1222 37.0 -2.6

12. ECU 31 1061 34.2 1152 37.2 -2.9

BLOCKED SHOTS G No. Avg/G

1. UCF 33 150 4.5

2. Cincinnati 35 155 4.4

3. UConn 33 145 4.4

4. Houston 37 161 4.4

5. Memphis 36 144 4.0

6. SMU 32 123 3.8


8. ECU 31 110 3.5

9. Tulane 31 109 3.5

10. USF 36 119 3.3

11. Tulsa 32 76 2.4

12. Temple 33 73 2.2

ASSISTS G No. Avg/G

1. Memphis 36 553 15.4

2. Houston 37 548 14.8

3. Temple 33 476 14.4

4. Tulane 31 444 14.3

5. SMU 32 441 13.8

6. USF 36 492 13.7


8. Tulsa 32 430 13.4


10. UCF 33 439 13.3

11. UConn 33 422 12.8

12. ECU 31 382 12.3

STEALS G No. Avg/G

1. Temple 33 284 8.6

2. USF 36 291 8.1

3. Memphis 36 288 8.0

4. ECU 31 224 7.2

5. Houston 37 240 6.5


7. UConn 33 200 6.1

8. SMU 32 189 5.9

9. UCF 33 189 5.7

10. Tulsa 32 176 5.5

11. Tulane 31 147 4.7


TURNOVER MARGIN G Team Avg. Opp. Avg. Margin

1. Temple 33 367 11.1 485 14.7 +3.6

2. Cincinnati 35 365 10.4 476 13.6 +3.2

3. Memphis 36 540 15.0 582 16.2 +1.2

4. Houston 37 410 11.1 452 12.2 +1.1

5. UConn 33 427 12.9 461 14.0 +1.0

6. SMU 32 351 11.0 370 11.6 +0.6

7. ECU 31 414 13.4 426 13.7 +0.4

8. UCF 33 392 11.9 400 12.1 +0.2

9. Wichita State 37 448 12.1 451 12.2 +0.1

10. USF 36 568 15.8 558 15.5 -0.3

11. Tulsa 32 404 12.6 395 12.3 -0.3

12. Tulane 31 467 15.1 335 10.8 -4.3

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO G Ast. Avg. T/O Avg. Ratio

1. Houston 37 548 14.8 410 11.1 1.3

2. Temple 33 476 14.4 367 11.1 1.3

3. Cincinnati 35 466 13.3 365 10.4 1.3

4. SMU 32 441 13.8 351 11.0 1.3

5. UCF 33 439 13.3 392 11.9 1.1

6. Wichita State 37 499 13.5 448 12.1 1.1

7. Tulsa 32 430 13.4 404 12.6 1.1

8. Memphis 36 553 15.4 540 15.0 1.0

9. UConn 33 422 12.8 427 12.9 1.0

10. Tulane 31 444 14.3 467 15.1 1.0

11. ECU 31 382 12.3 414 13.4 0.9

12. USF 36 492 13.7 568 15.8 0.9




OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G

1. USF 36 490 13.6



4. Houston 37 455 12.3

5. Memphis 36 439 12.2

6. SMU 32 375 11.7

7. UConn 33 381 11.5

8. ECU 31 321 10.4

9. Temple 33 326 9.9

10. Tulane 31 306 9.9

11. UCF 33 321 9.7

12. Tulsa 32 248 7.8

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS G No. Avg/G

1. Houston 37 1047 28.3

2. Tulsa 32 870 27.2

3. UCF 33 894 27.1

4. Tulane 31 822 26.5


6. Memphis 36 919 25.5

7. USF 36 907 25.2

8. Temple 33 810 24.5

9. UConn 33 790 23.9

10. SMU 32 766 23.9

11. ECU 31 740 23.9

12. Cincinnati 35 816 23.3

DEFENSIVE REB PCT. G D-Reb Opp. OR D-Reb%

1. Houston 37 1047 367 .740

2. USF 36 907 323 .737

3. Wichita State 37 960 354 .731

4. Temple 33 810 334 .708

5. Tulsa 32 870 360 .707

6. Cincinnati 35 816 338 .707

7. UCF 33 894 376 .704

8. UConn 33 790 342 .698

9. Tulane 31 822 367 .691

10. Memphis 36 919 411 .691

11. ECU 31 740 333 .690

12. SMU 32 766 354 .684

OFFENSIVE REB PCT. G O-Reb Opp. DR O-Reb%

1. Cincinnati 35 448 750 .374

2. USF 36 490 833 .370

3. Houston 37 455 869 .344

4. SMU 32 375 747 .334

5. Memphis 36 439 882 .332

6. Wichita State 37 456 945 .325

7. UConn 33 381 800 .323

8. UCF 33 321 766 .295

9. ECU 31 321 819 .282

10. Tulane 31 306 828 .270

11. Temple 33 326 888 .269

12. Tulsa 32 248 822 .232

3-POINT FG MADE G No. Avg/G

1. Houston 37 333 9.0

2. SMU 32 263 8.2

3. UConn 33 252 7.6

4. Temple 33 247 7.5


6. Memphis 36 260 7.2

7. UCF 33 229 6.9

8. Tulsa 32 222 6.9

9. USF 36 249 6.9

10. Tulane 31 213 6.9


12. ECU 31 155 5.0




Team Conference Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA

Houston 16-2 . 8 8 9 77.8 64.2 33-4 . 8 9 2 75.3 61.0

Cincinnati 14-4 . 7 7 8 69.9 64.8 28-7 . 8 0 0 71.7 62.7

UCF 13-5 . 7 2 2 70.3 64.3 24-9 . 7 2 7 72.3 64.5

Temple 13-5 . 7 2 2 75.8 72.7 23-10 . 6 9 7 74.7 71.5

Memphis 11-7 . 6 1 1 78.6 75.2 22-14 . 6 1 1 80.1 74.4

Wichita State 10-8 . 5 5 6 70.9 69.4 22-15 . 5 9 5 70.5 68.7

USF 8-10 . 4 4 4 69.2 68.8 23-13 . 6 3 9 71.6 66.3

Tulsa 8-10 . 4 4 4 71.7 73.7 18-14 . 5 6 2 71.8 71.0

UConn 6-12 . 3 3 3 69.7 70.5 16-17 . 4 8 5 73.8 71.3

SMU 6-12 . 3 3 3 69.0 71.7 15-17 . 4 6 9 72.0 70.3

ECU 3-15 . 1 6 7 65.4 79.0 10-21 . 3 2 3 67.4 74.2

Tulane 0-18 . 0 0 0 66.1 80.1 4-27 . 1 2 9 67.2 77.5

Current unbeaten streak

USF -- 4

TEAM SUMMARIES G PF-PA Avg score Margin FG-FGA Pct. 3FG-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. RebF RebA Margin

Cincinnati 35 2510-2194 71.7-62.7 +9.0 872-2018 . 4 3 2 232-673 . 3 4 5 534-758 . 7 0 4 1264 1088 +5.0

ECU 31 2088-2299 67.4-74.2 -6.8 749-1791 . 4 1 8 155-545 . 2 8 4 435-638 . 6 8 2 1061 1152 -2.9

Houston 37 2787-2258 75.3-61.0 +14.3 982-2203 . 4 4 6 333-939 . 3 5 5 490-697 . 7 0 3 1502 1236 +7.2

Memphis 36 2882-2680 80.1-74.4 +5.6 1013-2238 . 4 5 3 260-807 . 3 2 2 596-835 . 7 1 4 1358 1293 +1.8

SMU 32 2303-2249 72.0-70.3 +1.7 833-1884 . 4 4 2 263-772 . 3 4 1 374-523 . 7 1 5 1141 1101 +1.2

Temple 33 2465-2358 74.7-71.5 +3.2 873-1998 . 4 3 7 247-748 . 3 3 0 472-649 . 7 2 7 1136 1222 -2.6

Tulane 31 2082-2403 67.2-77.5 -10.4 733-1784 . 4 1 1 213-670 . 3 1 8 403-585 . 6 8 9 1128 1195 -2.2

Tulsa 32 2296-2271 71.8-71.0 +0.8 776-1732 . 4 4 8 222-652 . 3 4 0 522-751 . 6 9 5 1118 1182 -2.0

UCF 33 2385-2128 72.3-64.5 +7.8 819-1763 . 4 6 5 229-628 . 3 6 5 518-798 . 6 4 9 1215 1142 +2.2

UConn 33 2436-2354 73.8-71.3 +2.5 874-1959 . 4 4 6 252-732 . 3 4 4 436-641 . 6 8 0 1171 1142 +0.9

USF 36 2579-2388 71.6-66.3 +5.3 849-1989 . 4 2 7 249-759 . 3 2 8 632-981 . 6 4 4 1397 1156 +6.7

Wichita State 37 2609-2542 70.5-68.7 +1.8 929-2277 . 4 0 8 276-890 . 3 1 0 475-655 . 7 2 5 1416 1299 +3.2

ATTENDANCE Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average

Cincinnati 18-202610 11256 11-94372 8579 6-17542 2924 35-314524 8986

ECU 18-67581 3754 12-73156 6096 1-7476 7476 31-148213 4781

Houston 21-121042 5764 11-74009 6728 5-37214 7443 37-232265 6277

Memphis 19-279956 14735 13-77802 5985 4-13318 3330 36-371076 10308

SMU 18-103856 5770 10-74273 7427 4-750 188 32-178879 5590

Temple 15-93168 6211 13-83643 6434 5-36016 7203 33-212827 6449

Tulane 15-21857 1457 11-76259 6933 5-3683 737 31-101799 3284

Tulsa 17-71885 4229 11-82507 7501 4-12512 3128 32-166904 5216

UCF 18-87917 4884 10-91760 9176 5-21604 4321 33-201281 6099

UConn 18-155734 8652 9-66636 7404 6-48495 8082 33-270865 8208

USF 23-77400 3365 10-54003 5400 3-2594 865 36-133997 3722

Wichita State 15-152919 10195 14-94301 6736 8-43974 5497 37-291194 7870

Totals 215-1435925 6679 135-942721 6983 56-245178 4378 406-2623824 6463


Conference Statistical Ranking Comparison


Offense Defense

Team Scoring FG Pct. 3FG Pct. Rebounds Scoring FG Pct. 3FG Pct. Rebounds

Cincinnati 8 8 3 7 2 3 12 1

ECU 11 10 12 12 10 12 6 11

Houston 2 5 2 1 1 1 1 3

Memphis 1 2 9 4 11 7 3 8

SMU 6 6 5 8 6 8 11 4

Temple 3 7 7 11 9 11 7 10

Tulane 12 11 10 6 12 10 10 12

Tulsa 7 3 6 10 7 4 5 9

UCF 5 1 1 5 3 2 2 5

UConn 4 4 4 9 8 9 9 5

USF 9 9 8 2 4 6 4 2

Wichita State 10 12 11 3 5 5 8 7

Scoring Rebound Turnover Ast/TO

Team FT Pct. 3FGs Blocks Steals Assists Margin Margin Margin Ratio

Cincinnati 5 11 2 6 9 2 3 2 3

ECU 9 12 8 4 12 11 12 7 11

Houston 6 1 4 5 2 1 1 4 1

Memphis 4 6 5 3 1 4 6 3 8

SMU 3 2 6 8 5 9 7 6 4

Temple 1 4 12 1 3 6 11 1 2

Tulane 8 10 9 11 4 12 10 12 10

Tulsa 7 8 11 10 8 10 9 11 7

UCF 11 7 1 9 10 3 5 8 5

UConn 10 3 3 7 11 7 8 5 9

USF 12 9 10 2 6 5 2 10 12

Wichita State 2 5 7 12 7 8 4 9 6


INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS


To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G

1. Shizz Alston, Jr.-TEM 33 207 99 138 651 19.7

2. Jeremiah Martin-MEM 36 220 66 202 708 19.7

3. Jarron Cumberland-CIN 35 207 80 163 657 18.8

4. Markis McDuffie-WSU 37 214 84 160 672 18.2

5. Jahmal McMurray-SMU 32 206 101 67 580 18.1

6. Corey Davis Jr.-HOU 37 202 111 113 628 17.0

7. DANIELS, Caleb-TLN 30 174 47 112 507 16.9

8. Jalen Adams-Uconn 26 169 43 58 439 16.9

9. Quinton Rose-TEM 33 204 41 89 538 16.3

10. GARDNER, Jayden-ECU 31 166 2 171 505 16.3

11. B.J. Taylor-UCF 33 139 61 187 526 15.9

12. COLLINS, David-USF 35 158 44 196 556 15.9

13. Aubrey Dawkins-UCF 33 181 73 81 516 15.6

14. Christian Vital-Uconn 33 150 79 91 470 14.2

15. Armoni Brooks-HOU 37 172 121 29 494 13.4

16. Nate Pierre-Louis-TEM 33 153 26 106 438 13.3

17. Kyvon Davenport-MEM 36 171 37 91 470 13.1

18. JEFFRIES, DaQuan-TLS 31 138 45 83 404 13.0

19. RIDEAU, Laquincy-USF 33 147 45 84 423 12.8

20. WILLIAMS, Shawn-ECU 26 110 70 43 333 12.8

21. Alterique Gilbert-Uconn 25 106 42 62 316 12.6

22. IGBANU, Martins-TLS 32 143 0 113 399 12.5

23. Ethan Chargois-SMU 32 133 45 86 397 12.4

24. SEHIC, Samir-TLN 31 139 33 72 383 12.4

25. Jimmy Whitt Jr.-SMU 30 162 4 42 370 12.3

26. YETNA, Alexis-USF 34 152 24 81 409 12.0

27. Samajae Haynes-Jones-WSU 37 164 64 50 442 11.9

28. Isiaha Mike-SMU 32 126 50 71 373 11.7

29. Tacko Fall-UCF 33 154 0 59 367 11.1

30. LEDAY, Seth-ECU 29 120 0 79 319 11.0

REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G

1. YETNA, Alexis-USF 34 110 217 327 9.6

2. GARDNER, Jayden-ECU 31 93 169 262 8.5

3. SEHIC, Samir-TLN 31 68 170 238 7.7

4. Tacko Fall-UCF 33 84 167 251 7.6

5. Ernest Aflakpui-TEM 30 77 135 212 7.1

6. Kyvon Davenport-MEM 36 82 166 248 6.9

7. Tre Scott-CIN 35 82 158 240 6.9

8. Jimmy Whitt Jr.-SMU 30 62 131 193 6.4

9. Feron Hunt-SMU 32 62 143 205 6.4

10. Armoni Brooks-HOU 37 40 194 234 6.3

11. Nysier Brooks-CIN 35 94 127 221 6.3

12. Ethan Chargois-SMU 32 65 133 198 6.2

13. Josh Carlton-Uconn 33 89 115 204 6.2

14. Raynere Thornton-MEM 36 78 142 220 6.1

15. DURR, Michael-USF 36 75 144 219 6.1

16. Jaime Echenique-WSU 37 68 153 221 6.0

17. LEDAY, Seth-ECU 29 63 106 169 5.8

18. Nate Pierre-Louis-TEM 33 43 149 192 5.8

19. IGBANU, Martins-TLS 32 55 128 183 5.7

20. Christian Vital-Uconn 33 34 151 185 5.6

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct.

1. Tacko Fall-UCF 33 154 206 . 7 4 8

2. IGBANU, Martins-TLS 32 143 232 . 6 1 6

3. Josh Carlton-Uconn 33 111 183 . 6 0 7

4. Feron Hunt-SMU 32 98 177 . 5 5 4

5. Jaime Echenique-WSU 37 133 245 . 5 4 3

6. LEDAY, Seth-ECU 29 120 227 . 5 2 9

7. YETNA, Alexis-USF 34 152 291 . 5 2 2

8. JEFFRIES, DaQuan-TLS 31 138 275 . 5 0 2

9. Kyvon Davenport-MEM 36 171 341 . 5 0 1

10. GARDNER, Jayden-ECU 31 166 337 . 4 9 3

11. Jimmy Whitt Jr.-SMU 30 162 332 . 4 8 8

12. Jalen Adams-Uconn 26 169 347 . 4 8 7

13. FLEMING, Isaac-ECU 31 123 253 . 4 8 6

14. Tre Scott-CIN 35 125 265 . 4 7 2

15. DeJon Jarreau-HOU 30 90 191 . 4 7 1

ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. RIDEAU, Laquincy-USF 33 176 5.3

2. Shizz Alston, Jr.-TEM 33 166 5.0

3. Galen Robinson, Jr.-HOU 37 183 4.9

4. Jeremiah Martin-MEM 36 157 4.4

5. Terrell Allen-UCF 33 142 4.3

6. TAPLIN, Sterling-TLS 32 131 4.1

7. CORNISH, Jordan-TLN 31 126 4.1

8. FLEMING, Isaac-ECU 31 125 4.0

9. Jimmy Whitt Jr.-SMU 30 119 4.0

10. Alterique Gilbert-Uconn 25 91 3.6

11. Jarron Cumberland-CIN 35 127 3.6

12. Jamarius Burton-WSU 37 126 3.4

13. Jalen Adams-Uconn 26 88 3.4

14. DeJon Jarreau-HOU 30 100 3.3

15. DANIELS, Caleb-TLN 30 99 3.3




FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct.

1. Shizz Alston, Jr.-TEM 33 138 152 . 9 0 8

2. Corey Davis Jr.-HOU 37 113 130 . 8 6 9

3. Aubrey Dawkins-UCF 33 81 97 . 8 3 5


5. Jahmal McMurray-SMU 32 67 81 . 8 2 7

6. Markis McDuffie-WSU 37 160 196 . 8 1 6

7. Christian Vital-Uconn 33 91 112 . 8 1 3

8. B.J. Taylor-UCF 33 187 240 . 7 7 9

9. Alterique Gilbert-Uconn 25 62 80 . 7 7 5

10. Jarron Cumberland-CIN 35 163 211 . 7 7 3

11. SCOTT, Curran-TLS 32 65 85 . 7 6 5

12. Isiaha Mike-SMU 32 71 93 . 7 6 3

13. Jeremiah Martin-MEM 36 202 265 . 7 6 2

14. JEFFRIES, DaQuan-TLS 31 83 110 . 7 5 5

15. GARDNER, Jayden-ECU 31 171 228 . 7 5 0

STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G



3. Quinton Rose-TEM 33 71 2.2

4. COLLINS, David-USF 35 73 2.1

5. Nate Pierre-Louis-TEM 33 53 1.6

6. Christian Vital-Uconn 33 52 1.6

7. FLEMING, Isaac-ECU 31 47 1.5


9. LEDAY, Seth-ECU 29 42 1.4





14. Kareem Brewton-MEM 36 44 1.2


3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct.

1. Justin Jenifer-CIN 34 60 135 . 4 4 4

2. Christian Vital-Uconn 33 79 193 . 4 0 9

3. Aubrey Dawkins-UCF 33 73 181 . 4 0 3

4. Dexter Dennis-WSU 35 54 135 . 4 0 0

5. Jahmal McMurray-SMU 32 101 256 . 3 9 5

6. Armoni Brooks-HOU 37 121 310 . 3 9 0

7. Jarron Cumberland-CIN 35 80 206 . 3 8 8

8. Tyler Polley-Uconn 33 52 137 . 3 8 0

9. Corey Davis Jr.-HOU 37 111 296 . 3 7 5

10. HORNE, Jeriah-TLS 32 49 131 . 3 7 4

11. B.J. Taylor-UCF 33 61 164 . 3 7 2

12. BROWN, Justin-USF 36 60 162 . 3 7 0

13. Isiaha Mike-SMU 32 50 136 . 3 6 8

14. WILLIAMS, Shawn-ECU 26 70 195 . 3 5 9


3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G

1. Armoni Brooks-HOU 37 121 3.3

2. Jahmal McMurray-SMU 32 101 3.2

3. Corey Davis Jr.-HOU 37 111 3.0

Shizz Alston, Jr.-TEM 33 99 3.0

5. WILLIAMS, Shawn-ECU 26 70 2.7



8. Markis McDuffie-WSU 37 84 2.3

9. Aubrey Dawkins-UCF 33 73 2.2

10. Tyler Harris-MEM 36 79 2.2

11. B.J. Taylor-UCF 33 61 1.8


13. Justin Jenifer-CIN 34 60 1.8

14. Samajae Haynes-Jones-WSU 37 64 1.7


BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. Tacko Fall-UCF 33 85 2.6

2. Josh Carlton-Uconn 33 59 1.8

3. Nysier Brooks-CIN 35 51 1.5

4. Jaime Echenique-WSU 37 51 1.4

5. Brison Gresham-HOU 37 48 1.3

6. DURR, Michael-USF 36 45 1.3

7. JEFFRIES, DaQuan-TLS 31 38 1.2

8. Isiaha Mike-SMU 32 35 1.1

9. Chad Brown-UCF 33 34 1.0

10. DAVIS, K.J,-ECU 29 28 1.0

11. Keith Williams-CIN 35 31 0.9

12. Feron Hunt-SMU 32 28 0.9


14. PAUL, Blake-TLN 28 23 0.8

15. Asbjorn Midtgaard-WSU 34 27 0.8

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio

1. Galen Robinson, Jr.-HOU 37 183 63 2.9

2. Jimmy Whitt Jr.-SMU 30 119 44 2.7

3. Terrell Allen-UCF 33 142 56 2.5

4. B.J. Taylor-UCF 33 107 54 2.0

5. Shizz Alston, Jr.-TEM 33 166 84 2.0

6. Jamarius Burton-WSU 37 126 68 1.9

7. TAPLIN, Sterling-TLS 32 131 75 1.7

8. Jeremiah Martin-MEM 36 157 95 1.7

9. DeJon Jarreau-HOU 30 100 63 1.6

10. Alterique Gilbert-Uconn 25 91 58 1.6

11. RIDEAU, Laquincy-USF 33 176 118 1.5

12. FLEMING, Isaac-ECU 31 125 86 1.5

13. Jarron Cumberland-CIN 35 127 96 1.3

14. Jalen Adams-Uconn 26 88 72 1.2

15. CORNISH, Jordan-TLN 31 126 107 1.2




OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G

1. YETNA, Alexis-USF 34 110 3.2

2. GARDNER, Jayden-ECU 31 93 3.0

3. Josh Carlton-Uconn 33 89 2.7

4. Nysier Brooks-CIN 35 94 2.7

5. Ernest Aflakpui-TEM 30 77 2.6


7. Tre Scott-CIN 35 82 2.3

8. Kyvon Davenport-MEM 36 82 2.3

9. SEHIC, Samir-TLN 31 68 2.2


11. Raynere Thornton-MEM 36 78 2.2

12. DURR, Michael-USF 36 75 2.1


14. Fabian White Jr-HOU 29 59 2.0

15. Ethan Chargois-SMU 32 65 2.0

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G


2. SEHIC, Samir-TLN 31 170 5.5




6. Kyvon Davenport-MEM 36 166 4.6



9. Tre Scott-CIN 35 158 4.5

10. Ernest Aflakpui-TEM 30 135 4.5

11. Feron Hunt-SMU 32 143 4.5




15. Jaime Echenique-WSU 37 153 4.1

MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G



3. Quinton Rose-TEM 33 1144 34.7

4. WILLIAMS, Shawn-ECU 26 899 34.6

5. B.J. Taylor-UCF 33 1136 34.4



8. DANIELS, Caleb-TLN 30 1018 33.9

9. Aubrey Dawkins-UCF 33 1103 33.4

10. Markis McDuffie-WSU 37 1235 33.4

11. COLLINS, David-USF 35 1167 33.3

12. Corey Davis Jr.-HOU 37 1223 33.1

13. Jahmal McMurray-SMU 32 1047 32.7


15. Samajae Haynes-Jones-WSU 37 1195 32.3



18. Isiaha Mike-SMU 32 982 30.7

19. Tre Scott-CIN 35 1071 30.6



22. CORNISH, Jordan-TLN 31 935 30.2



25. Jalen Adams-Uconn 26 780 30.0





30. Tarin Smith-Uconn 33 910 27.6




TEAM IDENTIFICATION Team ID

Cincinnati CIN

ECU ECU

Houston HOU

Memphis MEM

SMU SMU

Temple TEM

Tulane TLN

Tulsa TLS

UCF UCF

UConn UCONN

USF USF

Wichita State WSU


Conference Team Highs


TEAM HIGHS (highest totals made by)

Points 109 Memphis vs Yale (11/17/18)

105 Cincinnati vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/27/18)

Margin 58 (99-41) Memphis vs Tennessee State (12/22/18)

56 (105-49) Cincinnati vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/27/18)

Field goals made 41 Cincinnati vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/27/18)

38 Memphis vs Tulane (02/20/19)

Field goal attempts 79 Memphis vs Tulane (02/20/19)

77 Memphis vs Tennessee (12/15/18)

Field goal percentage .641 (41-64) Cincinnati vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/27/18)

.625 (30-48) UConn at ECU (03/10/19)

3-Pt FG made 17 Houston at Tulane (02/17/19)

16 Houston vs ECU (01/23/19)

3-Pt FG attempts 37 SMU vs UCF (02/10/19)

36 SMU vs Northwestern State (11/08/18)

3-Pt percentage .714 (10-14) USF at FIU (12-18-18)

.667 (16-24) Houston vs ECU (01/23/19)

Free throws made 37 Memphis vs Yale (11/17/18)

34 Memphis vs Tennessee State (12/22/18)

Free throw attempts 56 Memphis vs Yale (11/17/18)

48 USF vs Stony Brook (03/20/19)

Free throw percentage 1.000 (6-6) Wichita State at Memphis (01/03/19)

1.000 (6-6) USF vs Utah Valley (03/25/19)

1.000 (4-4) Houston at Tulane (02/17/19)

Rebounds 58 UCF vs SMU (02/24/19)

56 USF vs Florida College (02/19/19)

56 Memphis vs Tulane (02/20/19)

Assists 26 Houston at ECU (02/27/19)

24 Temple vs California (11/20/18)

24 SMU vs McNeese State (11/29/18)

24 Cincinnati vs UCLA (12/19/18)

24 Memphis vs SMU (01/19/19)

24 Tulsa vs Memphis (01/30/19)

24 Wichita State at Tulsa (02/20/19)

Steals 17 USF at Temple (01/12/19)

15 ECU vs James Madison (11/9/18)

15 USF at FIU (12-18-18)

15 Cincinnati at Tulsa (01/10/19)

15 USF vs Utah Valley (03/25/19)

Blocked shots 10 UCF vs Rider (11/06/18)

10 SMU vs Cincinnati (02/27/19)

Turnovers 33 USF at FIU (12-18-18)

30 USF vs Memphis (02/02/19)

Fouls 35 Memphis vs Tennessee (12/15/18)

33 Houston at USF (01/19/19)


Conference Opponent Lows


OPPONENT LOWS (lowest totals allowed by)

Points 41 Memphis vs Tennessee State (12/22/18)

41 USF vs Wichita State (01/22/19)

Field goals made 10 Memphis vs Tennessee State (12/22/18)

14 Houston vs Coppin State (12/23/18)

14 Houston at USF (01/19/19)

14 Houston vs UConn (03/15/19)

Field goal attempts 35 UConn vs UCF (01/05/19)

40 Memphis at USF (02/02/19)

Field goal percentage .161 (10-62) Memphis vs Tennessee State (12/22/18)

.215 (14-65) Houston vs Coppin State (12/23/18)

3-Pt FG made 0 USF at UConn (03/03/19)

1 Temple vs Memphis (01/24/19)

3-Pt FG attempts 10 Temple vs Georgia (11/13/18)

11 Temple at UCF (01/02/19)

11 UConn vs UCF (01/05/19)

11 UConn at UCF (01/31/19)

11 USF at UCF (02/13/19)

3-Pt percentage .000 (0-15) USF at UConn (03/03/19)

.043 (1-23) Temple vs Memphis (01/24/19)

Free throws made 2 Cincinnati at SMU (02/27/19)

2 USF vs Loyola Marymount (03/28/19)

Free throw attempts 3 Cincinnati at SMU (02/27/19)

4 Tulane vs Houston (02/17/19)

Free throw percentage .333 (2-6) USF vs Loyola Marymount (03/28/19)

.364 (4-11) Cincinnati vs George Mason (11/23/18)

Rebounds 18 USF vs Florida College (02/19/19)

19 Houston at ECU (02/27/19)

Assists 3 Cincinnati vs Ole Miss (11/24/18)

4 ECU vs UM-Eastern Shore (12/02/18)

4 Houston vs Memphis (03/16/19)

Steals 0 Tulsa at Utah (12/01/18)

0 UCF vs Illinois State (12/21/18)

0 Houston at SMU (01/16/19)

Blocked shots 0 Several

Turnovers 4 SMU vs Houston (01/16/19)

4 Houston vs Cincinnati (02/10/19)

4 UCF vs SMU (02/24/19)

Fouls 8 SMU vs Wright State (11/21/18)

8 UConn vs Tulane (01/19/19)


Conference Individual Highs


INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS

Points 43 Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) vs Tulane (02/20/19)

41 Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) at USF (02/02/19)

Field goals made 15 Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) vs Tulane (02/20/19)

14 Jahmal McMurray (SMU) vs Western Carolina (11/14/18)

Field goal attempts 26 Jalen Adams (UConn) vs Tulane (01/19/19)

25 Jarron Cumberland (Cincinnati) at Houston (02/10/19)

Field goal percentage .909 (10-11) JEFFRIES, DaQuan (Tulsa) vs UT Arlington (11/27/18)

.909 (10-11) BARRETT, Shakwon (Tulane) vs UT-Martin (12/05/18)

3-Pt FG made 8 Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) vs Cincinnati (02/07/19)

8 WILLIAMS, Shawn (ECU) vs Tulsa (02/17/19)

8 Corey Davis Jr. (Houston) at Tulane (02/17/19)

3-Pt FG attempts 17 Corey Davis Jr. (Houston) vs Georgia State (03/22/19)

14 Armoni Brooks (Houston) at Tulsa (01/27/19)

14 Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) vs Cincinnati (02/07/19)

14 WILLIAMS, Shawn (ECU) vs Tulsa (02/17/19)

14 Jahmal McMurray (SMU) vs Cincinnati (02/27/19)

14 Shizz Alston, Jr. (Temple) vs Belmont (03/19/19)

3-Pt percentage 1.000 (5-5) Isiaha Mike (SMU) vs Tulane (01/26/19)

1.000 (5-5) Justin Jenifer (Cincinnati) vs SMU (03/15/19)

Free throws made 16 GARDNER, Jayden (ECU) vs Appalachian State (11/30/18)

15 COLLINS, David (USF) vs Stony Brook (03/20/19)

Free throw attempts 21 Tacko Fall (UCF) vs USF (02/13/19)


Free throw percentage 1.000 (14-14) Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) at Wichita State (02/23/19)

1.000 (10-10) Aubrey Dawkins (UCF) vs Alabama (11/29/18)

1.000 (10-10) Markis McDuffie (Wichita State) vs Oral Roberts (12/19/18)

1.000 (10-10) TAPLIN, Sterling (Tulsa) vs USF (01/05/19)

1.000 (9-9) JEFFRIES, DaQuan (Tulsa) vs Cal Baptist (11/16/18)

1.000 (8-8) DeJon Jarreau (Houston) vs Wichita State (01/12/19)

1.000 (8-8) Nate Pierre-Louis (Temple) vs USF (01/12/19)

1.000 (8-8) HORNE, Jeriah (Tulsa) vs UConn (01/16/19)

1.000 (8-8) WOOD, Moses (Tulane) vs ECU (02/23/19)

1.000 (8-8) Shizz Alston, Jr. (Temple) at Memphis (02/26/19)

1.000 (8-8) B.J. Taylor (UCF) at Houston (03/02/19)

1.000 (8-8) Markis McDuffie (Wichita State) vs Cincinnati (03/16/19)

1.000 (8-8) Samajae Haynes-Jones (Wichita State) at Indiana (03/26/19)

Rebounds 20 GARDNER, Jayden (ECU) at UCF (01/13/19)

20 Tacko Fall (UCF) vs SMU (02/24/19)

Assists 12 Jalen Adams (UConn) at ECU (03/10/19)

11 Alterique Gilbert (UConn) vs Lafayette (12/05/18)

11 Shizz Alston, Jr. (Temple) vs Davidson (12/15/18)

11 Galen Robinson, Jr. (Houston) vs Wichita State (01/12/19)

11 Jeremiah Martin (Memphis) vs SMU (01/19/19)

11 FLEMING, Isaac (ECU) vs UConn (03/10/19)

Steals 10 RIDEAU, Laquincy (USF) at Temple (01/12/19)

7 Christian Vital (UConn) vs Manhattan (12/15/18)


Blocked shots 6 Tacko Fall (UCF) at Missouri (12/02/18)

6 Dexter Dennis (Wichita State) at Indiana (03/26/19)

Turnovers 9 CORNISH, Jordan (Tulane) at USF (01/09/19)

8 Shizz Alston, Jr. (Temple) vs USF (01/12/19)

8 COLLINS, David (USF) vs Houston (01/19/19)

8 DANIELS, Caleb (Tulane) at Temple (03/03/19)

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