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Game 28 | NEC Game 17: February 22, 2018 | 7:00 PM
Wagner College Seahawks (20-7; 13-3 NEC) @
Central Connecticut State University Blue Devils (13-16; 6-10 NEC)
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New Britain, CT - The Wagner men's basketball team, which secured the 2018 Northeast Conference (NEC) regular season title and the No. 1 seed in the upcoming #NECBBT, closes out the regular season on the road, beginning with a Thursday night matchup at Central Connecticut.


 

Seahawk Three-Pointers:
  • The Seahawks are 11-1 in their last 12 contests against Central Connecticut, with the only loss in that span coming back on January 24, 2015, when a three-pointer from former CCSU standout, Brandon Peel at the buzzer lifted the Blue Devils to a 53-50 victory. 
  • In winning each of the last five meetings vs. Central Connecticut, Wagner has outscored the Blue Devils by an average of 73.2 to 54 (+19.2 ppg).
  • After completing a perfect regular season at home (14-0) with a 78-74 Senior Day win over LIU Brooklyn, the Seahawks are one of only ten teams in the nation yet to lose a game on their home floor.

Last Time Out For Wagner: vs. LIU Brooklyn (February 17, 2018): 
  • Senior guard JoJo Cooper scored 18 points to lead four players in double figures as Wagner team clinched the Northeast Conference (NEC) regular season title on Saturday, claiming its 20th win of the season and improving to 14-0 at home with a 78-74 Senior Day win over LIU Brooklyn in front of a lively, season-high crowd of 1,933 at the Spiro Sports Center.
  • With the victory, Wagner improved to 20-7 on the season, 13-3 in the NEC while the Blackbirds fall to 13-16 overall, 8-8 in league play.
  • This marks the second-time in a three-year span that the Seahawks have secured the regular season title on their home floor, as back on February 25, 2016, the Green & White defeated Saint Francis U, 69-54. That season, Wagner finished with a 23-11 overall record and 13-5 in league play while advancing to the second round of the National Invitational Tournament (NIT). In winning the regular season title, the Seahawks secure the No. 1 seed and home court throughout the NEC Tournament which will begin on Wednesday, February, 28 with quarterfinal action as Wagner will host the No. 8 seed. 
  • Freshman forward Nigel Jackson finished with 15 points while sophomore guard Blake Francis and redshirt junior guard Romone Saunders added 11 and 10 points, respectively in a game that featured seven ties and eight lead changes.
  • Julian Batts paced the Blackbirds with 21 points while Raiquan Clark and Joel Hernandez added 19 and 12 points, respectively.
All-Time Series Against The Central Connecticut State University Blue Devils:
  • The Seahawks and the Blue Devils are meeting for the 46th time with Wagner holding a 26-19 edge in the head-to-head series.
  • The Green & White are 5-0 in their last five games against the Blue Devils, winning by an average of 19.2 points per game (73.2-54.0).
  • Historically, the Green & White have struggled in New Britain, as Wagner enters Thursday night's tilt with a 6-13 road record against the Blue Devils. The Seahawks, however, have won the last two meetings at Detrick Gym, most recently by a 70-60 count back on Feb. 2, 2017. 
  • Head Coach Bashir Mason is 10-3 all-time against Central Connecticut



SERIES BREAKDOWN
Overall Series Record Wagner 26, Central Connecticut 19
Last Five Games Wagner 5, Central Connecticut 0
Last Ten Games Wagner 9, Central Connecticut 1
Most Points Scored By Wagner 106: January 6, 2001 - CCSU 84, Wagner 106
Fewest Points Scored By Wagner 36: 1939-40 - Wagner 36, CCSU 51
Wagner's Largest Win Margin 30: January 31, 2015 - CCSU 55, Wagner 85
Most Points Scored By Central Connecticut 89: February 2, 2008 - Wagner 63, CCSU 89
Fewest Points Scored By Central Connecticut 35: 1940-1941 - Wagner 47, CCSU 35
Central Connecticut Largest Win Margin 26: February 2, 2008 - Wagner 63, CCSU 89
Current Wagner Streak Against Opponent Won, 6
First Meeting  1939-1940 - Wagner 36, CCSU 51
Last Meeting February 1, 2018 - CCSU 59, Wagner 72
Last Wagner Win February 1, 2018 - CCSU 59, Wagner 72
Last Central Connecticut Win  January 24, 2015 - Wagner 50, CCSU 53


All-Time vs. the Current Members of the Northeast Conference: 
  • Against current members of the Northeast Conference (NEC), Wagner is 254-231 (.524) all time. 
  • Under head coach Bashir Mason, the Seahawks are 69-35 (.663). 


 
Wagner All-Time Record vs.
Northeast Conference Schools 
(Includes Postseason)
SCHOOL RECORD LAST MEETING W/L
Bryant 11-5 2/8/2018 Won, 96-76
Central Connecticut 26-19 2/1/2018 Won, 72-59
Fairleigh Dickinson 55-53 2/11/18 Lost, 76-69
LIU Brooklyn 46-60 2/17/2018 Won, 78-74
Mount St. Mary's 37-21 12/29/2017 Won, 76-57
Robert Morris 29-44 1/28/2018 Won, 77-64
Sacred Heart 24-14 2/15/2018 Won, 99-84
St. Francis Brooklyn 44-51 12/31/2017 Lost, 82-75
Saint Francis U 36-36 1/26/2018 Won, 91-61



 
2017-18 Northeast Conference (NEC) Standings (including contests through 2/17/2018)
SCHOOL NEC PCT OVERALL PCT STREAK
1. WAGNER * ^ 13-3 .813 20-7 .741 W2
2. Saint Francis U * 10-6 .625 16-11 .593 W3
Mount St. Mary's * 10-6 .625 16-13 .552 W1
St. Francis Brooklyn * 10-6 .625 13-15 .464 W2
5. Robert Morris * 9-7 .563 15-14 .517 L1
6. LIU Brooklyn * 8-8 .500 13-16 .448 L3
Fairleigh Dickinson 8-8 .500 11-16 .407 L1
8. Central Connecticut 6-10 .375 13-16 .448 W1
9. Sacred Heart 4-12 .250 9-20 .310 L2
10. Bryant 2-14 .125 3-26 .103 L2
* Clinched NEC Tournament berth
^ Clinched NEC Regular Season title 



Scouting The Central Connecticut State University Blue Devils:
  • The Blue Devils enter this evening's contest 13-16 and 6-10 in NEC play after earning a 65-58 victory at Robert Morris this past Saturday. 
  • Central Connecticut currently holds a two-game lead with two games left for the final playoff spot over Sacred Heart. Should the Blue Devils lose both games and Sacred Heart wins both, the Blue Devils will be eliminated from postseason competition. 
  • Tyler Kohl is the team's leading scorer at 17.0 ppg (7th in the NEC)  and leading rebounder at 8.5 caroms a contest (3rd in the conference). Deion Bute, who is pouring in 10.5 ppg and 5.4 rpg (15th in the league), is shooting a conference-best 60.2 percent from the field. Teammate Mustafa Jones, who is also averaging 10.5 ppg, is fourth in the NEC in field-goal percentage, shooting 52.9 percent from the floor (137-of-259). 
  • As a team, the Blue Devils are third in the league in field goal percentage (.453) and second in field-goal percentage defense (.434), trailing only the Seahawks (.406).



Last Time Out Against Central Connecticut  (February 1, 2018 - Won, 72-59)
  • The Wagner men's basketball team won its fifth straight game, improving to 11-0 at home for the first time in school history, following a 72-59 victory over Central Connecticut as Romone Saunders and Elijah Davis led the way with 15 points apiece at the Spiro Sports Center.
  • Wagner, whose trademark brand of tenacious defense held CCSU to 37.7 percent shooting, and 14.3 percent from beyond-the-arc, had four players reach double figures on the night as senior guard JoJo Cooper scored 14 points, along with 12 assists, while sophomore guard Blake Francis, the reigning Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association Player of the Week, added 13. 
  • Tyler Kohl led all scorers with 21 points for the Blue Devils while Bute and Joe Hugley added 14 and 10 points, respectively.
   

 
 
Wagner Clinches Third NEC Regular Season Title; Second In Three-Year Span:
  • On Saturday, February 17, the Wagner Seahawks crossed a second item off their "to-do" list as they secured the program's third Northeast Conference (NEC) regular season title, and second in the last three seasons, with a 78-74 win over rival, LIU Brooklyn.
  • Wagner, which was the first team to clinch an NEC Tournament berth, needing just 12 games conference games to do so, has now qualified for the postseason eight straight years and 11 of the last 12 seasons.
  • Saturday's victory also made program history as sixth-year head coach Bashir Mason became the first Seahawk coach to win multiple regular season titles, as he and former head coach Dereck Whittenburg were tied at one, with Whittenburg's title coming in 2003, the last time the Seahawks won the NEC Tournament. 

48th Season Of Being At .500 Or Better:
  • At 20-7 overall on the season, the Seahawks ensured that they will finish with a .500 or better record for the 48th time in program history.  
  • It marks the fifth time in his six seasons that Coach Mason's team will have led the Seahawks to a .500 or better mark. 
 

 
Serious Home Cooking:
  • The Spiro Center has turned into a house of horrors for opponents this season, and Wagner head coach Bashir Mason and his players kept it that way, at least in the regular season. 
  • Wagner matched the program record for wins at the Spiro Sports Center with 14 as the Seahawks defeated LIU Brooklyn, 78-74, on Senior Day (Feb. 17) to remain undefeated at home. 
  • The Seahawks are one of ten teams left unbeaten at home this season as the Seahawks possess the seventh-longest home win streak in the nation. 
  • South Dakota State of the Summit League holds the nation's longest win streak at 19 straight, followed by Texas Tech (17), Louisiana and Rhode Island (16), followed by Stephen F. Austin and College of Charleston, each at 15 straight home wins. 
  • Since the Spiro Sports Center opened on February 20, 1999, the Green & White have had nine seasons in which the team has posted double-digit victories, and the first since the 2015-16 season, when that squad, coached by Coach Mason, finished 13-4. 
Season Home Record Overall Record Result Coach
2000-01 11-8 16-13 NEC Quarterfinals Dereck Whittenburg
2001-02 13-5 19-10 NEC Quarterfinals
NIT Participant
Dereck Whittenburg
2002-03 14-1 21-11 NEC Regular Season Champions
NEC Tournament Champions
NCAA Tournament Participant
Dereck Whittenburg
2007-08 13-3 23-8 NEC Semifinals Mike Deane
2011-12 12-3 25-6 NEC Semifinals Dan Hurley
2012-13 11-3 19-12 NEC Semifinals  Bashir Mason
2013-14 10-3 19-12 NEC Semifinals Bashir Mason
2015-16 13-4 23-11 NEC Regular Season Champions
NIT Participant
Bashir Mason
2017-18 14-0 20-7 ??? Bashir Mason

 
  • How rare would it be for the Seahawks to go undefeated at home for the entire season? In the history of the NEC, only five teams have posted unblemished home records with LIU Brooklyn being the most recent. The Blackbirds went 15-0 at the Steinberg Wellness Center en-route to winning the second of three straight NEC championships.
  • In fact, the five teams that went unbeaten at home all won the NEC regular-season championship and four of the five captured NEC Tournament titles.

NEC Teams With Perfect Home Records
Team Record Year Result
Wagner 14-0 2017-18 ???
LIU Brooklyn 15-0 2011-12 NEC Champion
Monmouth 13-0 2003-04 NEC Champion
LIU Brooklyn 12-0 1996-97 NEC Champion
Fairleigh Dickinson 15-0 1990-91 NEC Runner-Up
Robert Morris 12-0 1982-83 NEC Champion




 
Milestone For Coach Mason:
  • Head coach Bashir Mason, who is currently the sixth-youngest active head coach in Division I, reached a coaching career milestone on Saturday, January 20.
  • In Wagner's 62-49 home victory over Robert Morris back on January 20th, Coach Mason earned his 100th career coaching victory.
  • In the process, Coach Mason became just the third Seahawk bench boss to eclipse the 100 career wins, joining former coaches Herb Sutter  (352) and Tim Capstraw (117). 
  • Additionally, Coach Mason and Capstraw are the only two Seahawk coaches to reach 100 wins in the Division I era, which began in 1976-77, under Wagner Hall of Famer and 3x-time NBA Champion, P.J. Carlesimo

 
Wagner Coach Career Record Years Coached
Herb Sutter 352-252 1937-1965
Tim Capstraw 117-164 1989-1999
BASHIR MASON 107-76 2012-present
Chester Sellitto 97-89 1965-1972
Mike Deane 95-113 2003-2010
Neil Kennett 81-115 1982-1989
Dereck Whittenburg 67-50 1999-2003
P.J. Carlesimo 65-93 1976-1982
Dan Hurley 38-23 2010-2012
Bill Keegan 29-25 1934-1937
John C. Goodwin 26-73 1972-1976
Elmer Ripley 23-22 1922-1925
Ray Kirschmeyer 16-36 1929-1934
Joseph Flotten 10-4 1925-1926
John Futchs 8-10 1926-1927
John Morris 7-19 1927-1929
Erastus LaRue Ely 1-4 1920-1921
Walter B. Peterson 1-6 1921-1922


 
JoJo Cooper Garners Third Northeast Conference (NEC) Player Of The Week Award:
  • Senior guard JoJo Cooper (Wilmington, DE/Concord) earned his third Northeast Conference (NEC) weekly honor of the season when he was named Co-Player of the Week, along with Saint Francis U junior guard Jamaal King, the league office announced on Monday.
  • Cooper, who previously earned Player of the Week honors back on January 22 and December 18, is now a three-time weekly honoree, joining Mount St. Mary's guard Junior Robinson (5x) and Robert Morris guard Dachon Burke (4x) in winning three or more league citations this season.
  • The senior point guard helped Wagner clinch the NEC regular season title, and top seed in the upcoming NEC Tournament, with a pair of victories. Cooper netted 20.5 points, 6.0 rebounds and 6.0 assists while hitting 53.6 percent of his shot attempts.
  • The Wilmington, DE native scored 23 points, grabbed seven caroms and dished out six assists in the Seahawks' 99-84 victory at Sacred Heart on Thursday evening. On Saturday, he nearly posted an identical performance with 18 points, five rebounds and six assists in Wagner's 78-74 title clinching victory over LIU Brooklyn on Saturday.
  • Cooper is one of two players nationally (Marshall's Jon Elmore) who are averaging at least 14.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg and 6.0 apg on the year.


Seahawk Three-Point Trivia:
  • Wagner has matched an NEC single-season high with 16 three-pointers twice this season, most recently in its 99-84 win at Sacred Heart (2/15). The first time the Seahawks made 13 three's was in their 96-76 win over Bryant (2/8) in a game that aired nationally in CBS Sports Network.
  • The Seahawks, who were 16-32 (.500) from beyond the arc, joined  Mount St. Mary's (vs. CCSU on 1/6) and St. Francis Brooklyn (vs. CCSU on 1/11) as teams with 16 triples in a game this season.
  • Blake Francis (Herndon, VA/Westfield) and Romone Saunders (Temple Hills, MD/Potomac (Mt. Zion Prep)) made six three-pointers apiece in the win against the Bulldogs, becoming the first NEC teammates to hit six from distance since RMU's Karvel Anderson hit nine and Lucky Jones made six in the Colonials' 89-78 win over St. John's on March 18, 2014 in the Postseason NIT. 
 


 
Crashing The Party:
  • These seven teams have qualified for the 2018 NEC Tournament. Here's a look at the qualification streaks for each of the seven, highlighted by RMU's league-best 15 consecutive appearances.
Consecutive NEC Tournament Appearances (Current)
15 - Robert Morris
8 - WAGNER
6 - Mount St. Mary's
5 - Saint Francis U
4 - LIU Brooklyn
3 - Fairleigh Dickinson
1 - St. Francis Brooklyn
  • This means there is just one spot up for grabs after Fairleigh Dickinson, LIU Brooklyn, Robert Morris, St. Francis Brooklyn all clinched NEC playoff berths on Thursday, joining Mount St. Mary's and Wagner in the tourney field. 
  • The last remaining spot will go to either CCSU or Sacred Heart. The Blue Devils are in the driver's seat with a two-game lead after Saturday's big win at RMU. The Pioneers can qualify by winning their final two games while CCSU drops both of its contests.



Cooper Keeping Good Company:
  • JoJo Cooper's (Wilmington, DE/Concord) terrific all-around numbers for first place Wagner this season have elevated him to quite the lofty perch. 
  • Cooper is currently one of only two players in the nation this season averaging at least 14 points, 5.5 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.5 steals per game on the year. Jon Elmore of Marshall has also reached these minimums.
  • If the senior guard maintains those statistical plateaus for the remainder of the season, he would be just the 10th player in the last 25 years to end the year as a 14p/5.5r/6a/1.5s man.
  • How exclusive is that list? Of the nine players who have achieved the statistical feat, seven have played in the NBA, including current ballers Kyle Anderson (Spurs), Lonzo Ball (Lakers) and Kyle Collinsworth (Mavericks). The list also includes former NBA All-Stars Jason Kidd and Penny Hardaway, and former NBA players Luke Walton and Eddie Gill.
Player Class Season Position School PPG RPG APG SPG
Anfernee (Penny) Hardaway Junior 1992-93 Guard Memphis 22.8 8.5 6.4 2.4
Jason Kidd Sophomore 1993-94 Guard California 16.7 6.9 9.1 3.1
Eddie Gill Senior 1999-00 Guard Weber State 16.3 6.4 6.9 3.2
Sean Kennedy Senior 2001-02 Guard Marist 14.7 5.5 7.9 1.9
Luke Walton Junior 2001-02 Forward Arizona 15.7 7.3 6.3 1.6
Kyle Anderson Sophomore 2013-14 Guard UCLA 14.6 8.8 6.5 1.8
Alex Hamilton Senior 2015-16 Guard Louisiana Tech 19.8 5.7 6.2 2.0
Kyle Collinsworth Senior 2015-16 Guard Brigham Young 15.3 8.2 7.4 2.0
Lonzo Ball Freshman 2016-17 Guard UCLA 14.6 6.0 7.6 1.8
JoJo Cooper Senior 2017-18 Guard Wagner 14.1 5.6 6.4 1.7



Pair of Seahawks Moving Up The Career Charts:
  • Senior guard JoJo Cooper moved into sole possession of eighth place on the Wagner all-time career assists list, as he has dished out 489 career helpers, passing Tony Rice (1992-96). Next up for Cooper is Seahawk Hall of Famer, Billy Kurisko (1987-91), who stands at 496. 

Wagner All-Time Career Assists List
5. Arvie Powell 520
6. Billy Kurisko 496
7. JoJo Cooper 489
8. Tony Rice 455
9. Kenneth Ortiz 429
  • Redshirt junior forward AJ Sumbry has moved up on the Wagner all-time career blocks list, as the East Windsor, NJ native now has 90 rejections as a member of the Wagner basketball program. 
  • Sumbry is in sole possession of eighth-place and has a chance to move into seventh as he will need surpass former Seahawk Nigel Wyatte ('04). 

 
Wagner All-Time Career Blocks List (min. 75)
6. Nick Frederick 105
7. Nigel Wyatte 94
8. AJ Sumbry 90
8. Dave Smolka 86
10. Mark Porter 84
11. Largest Agberhemsin 79


 
Cooper's Quest:
  • It has been a magical senior season for Wagner senior guard JoJo Cooper (Wilmington, DE/Concord), and while an NEC Tournament title would be the icing on the cake, he also has the chance to etch himself in the conference recordbook.
  • With 929 points, 469 rebounds and 489 assists, the NEC Co-Player of the Week has an opportunity to enter the rare 1,000/500/500 club should the Seahawks make a deep postseason run.
  • Only two NEC players have ever reached the milestone: Mount St. Mary's great Gregory Harris, who amassed 1,760 points, 615 rebounds and 529 assists from 1996-00, and Wagner's Mark Porter who ended his career with 1,577 points, 531 rebounds and 523 assists.
  • Since 1992, there have been just 55 players nationally to finish with 1,000/500/500, including NBA players Jameer Nelson, Speedy Claxton, Shabazz Napier, Frank Mason, Denzel Valentine, Andre Miller, Tim Frazier, TJ McConnell, Greivis Vasquez, Nate Wolters, Kyle Collinsworth and Luke Walton.



 
Thursday Night Seahawks:
  • The Seahawks are a perfect 6-0 on Thursdays.
  • Averaging 80.0 points per games, Wagner is outscoring their opponents by a margin of 12.0 points per game (80.0-68.0). 
  • On the boards, the Green & White are pulling down 39.3 caroms a contest while boxing out their opponents by a +5.0 advantage (38.3-33.3). 
  • Blake Francis, Romone Saunders and JoJo Cooper all in double-figures on Thursdays, with Francis leading the way at 17.7 ppg followed by Saunders at 17.4 and Cooper at 17.3 ppg. 
  • Redshirt junior forward AJ Sumbry, is pulling down a team-best 7.2 caroms on Thursdays. 
  • Cooper, who is averaging 36.2 mpg on Thursdays, has dished out 6.3 helpers in six Thursday contests this season. 



Saturday Seahawks:
  • Wagner is 6-3 in Saturday games this season, averaging 71.2 ppg while shooting 40.3 percent from the field and 33.5 percent from beyond-the-arc in eight games. 
  • The Green & White is a +4.1 on the boards on Saturday, outrebounding its opponents 39.6-to-35.4.
  • Blake Francis is averaging 18.2 ppg on Saturday while shooting 41.2 percent from the floor and 41.2 percent from beyond-the-arc.
  • JoJo Cooper has averaged 12.9 ppg while dishing out 6.4 assists in Saturday contests.
  • Romone Saunders has poured in 10.0 ppg while pulling down 5.0 rpg in just 27.9 minutes on Saturday.  


 
Ten-Game Recap:
  • The Seahawks are 9-1 in its last ten games. 
  • The team is averaging 79.6 ppg, shooting 46.9 percent from the field, 40.1 percent from three-point range and 69.9 percent from the free-throw line.
  • Wagner is holding opponents to 66.8 points per game, 41.3 percent from the field, 33.5 from beyond-the-arc and 67.1 percent from the charity stripe.
  • The Green & White are a +3.5 on the boards, outmuscling opponents 37.1 to 33.6.
  • Blake Francis is netting 18.0 ppg over his last nine games while dialing it up from the outside at a 46.8 percent clip. 
  • Romone Saunders has scored 16.4 ppg while pulling down a team-best 6.5 caroms over his last ten contests. 
  • JoJo Cooper is chipping in 14.3 ppg over his last ten games, while dishing out 7.7 apg, and grabbing a 5.3 rebounds in 37.9 minutes of action. 



Capitalizing Off Turnovers: 
  • Wagner is averaging 16.2 points off turnovers while its opponents are logging just 12.4 ppg (437-335). 
 


Ready & Break:
  • The Seahawks have shown the ability to run up and down the court as Wagner is averaging 10.4 points a game via fast break while limiting their opponents to just 6.2 points (280-167) and is surpassing last season's total point production via fast break opportunities. 
  • Last season, in 30 games, Wagner logged 133 total points off fast break chances, averaging out to 4.4. a contest. 
 
 
Next Up For Wagner:
  • Wagner closes out the 2018 regular season on the road on February 24 when the Seahawks travel to Emmitsburg, MD to take on the defending NEC champions, the Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers. 
  • Tipoff from Knott Arena is set for 4:00 p.m.



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