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NCAA TOURNAMENT QUICK HITS
* Manhattan holds an all-time record of 3-8 in seven previous NCAA Tournament trips.
* Since joining the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) for the 1981-1982 season, the Jaspers are 2-5 in five NCAA appearances, winning First Round games in 1995 and 2004.
* The MAAC is 7-33, all-time, during NCAA play and last won a game in 2009 when Siena defeated Ohio State 74-72.
* Manhattan dropped a 71-64 decision to Louisville in last year's Second Round.
* The Jaspers are the last NYC team along with Seton Hall to win a NCAA Game (2004).
* 2015 MAAC Most Outstanding Player Ashton Pankey scored a team-high 16 points against Louisville while senior Emmy Andujar added 13.
* Manhattan is 9-3 this year in the months of February and March, 20-5 the last two years and 28-9 since the start of 2012-2013.
* The Jaspers are also 5-2 this season in neutral site games, 9-3 the last two seasons and 11-6 since the start of 2012-2013.
* Manhattan claimed its second-straight MAAC Championship thanks to outscoring the opposition by 14.3 ppg while posting a +6.3 margin on the glass and limiting opposing shooters to a miniscule 38.0 percent (60-for-158) conversion rate, including 22.0 percent (11-for-50) from distance. The Jaspers also posted double-digit victories in all three games.
* Pankey earned Most Outstanding Player honors after averaging 15.7 ppg, 8.0 rpg and 2.0 bpg while shooting 51.7 percent from the floor and 77.3 percent from the line. The Maryland transfer capped his big weekend with 21 points and 10 rebounds in the clinching win against Iona while producing the fourth 20-point performance and fourth double-double of his career.
* Joining Pankey on the All-Tournament Team and with a double-double (18 points, 11 rebounds) in the Championship Game was Andujar. The Rice product also earned All-MAAC First Team honors and averaged a team-best 16.7 ppg, 8.7 rpg and 4.3 apg last week en route to earning All-Tourney honors for the second-straight year.
* Rounding out the All-MAAC Tournament Team selections for Manhattan was junior Shane Richards, who scored 11 points with eight rebounds in the finale against Iona, and averaged 14.3 ppg and 6.3 rpg while shooting 42.9 percent from distance and 93.3 percent from the line.
* Despite not earning All-Tournament honors, senior RaShawn Stores paced the Jasper attack, averaging 7.3 ppg, 3.3 apg and 2.0 spg while posting a 10.0 assist/turnover ratio.
* Senior Donovan Kates was by all accounts the unsung hero for Manhattan, finishing with a season-high 13 points on 4-of-6 shooting from distance. Since the start of 2015, Kates had converted just 4-of-31 from long range in 20 games.
* Head Coach Steve Masiello set a school-record for MAAC Tournament wins with his eighth against Iona while breaking Fran Fraschilla's previous mark.
* Masiello, who was 5-2 as an assistant coach with the Jaspers from 2001-2005, has been a part of 13 of the program's 26 MAAC Tournament wins and four of their five conference championships. He is 79-52 as the head coach of Manhattan, including posting a 49-27 MAAC record while his 79 victories are the sixth-most in school history.
* Masiello (2014, 2004, 2003), assistant strength & conditioning coach Heshimu Evans (1995) and announcer Chris Williams (1993) have been a member of all six Jasper teams that have advanced to the NCAA Tournament since the program joined the MAAC for the 1981-1982 season.
* With its run to the title, Manhattan has now won four straight and seven-of-eight while averaging 73.5 ppg over the last eight. The Jaspers are also limiting the opposition to just 39.6 percent shooting, including 27.5 percent from distance, and have been led by Andujar (17.1 ppg, 8.5 rpg) and Pankey (15.8 ppg, 7.3 rpg).
* Additionally, over the last eight games Manhattan is averaging 38.9 ppg after halftime while shooting 47.3 percent from the floor, including a blistering 65.8 percent (25-for-38) over the final five minutes. Comparatively speaking, opponents are making good on just 36.4 percent (24-for-66) over the final five minutes and 20.7 percent (6-for-29) from distance.
* During the aforementioned eight-game stretch, Stores is averaging 8.3 ppg, 3.3 apg and 2.0 spg while posting a 6.5 assist/turnover ratio and has picked it up in the second half during that time to the tune of a blistering 55.6 percent (10-of-18) conversion rate from distance with 15 assists and no turnovers.
* Pankey is averaging a team-best 5.0 ppg in the final five minutes over the last eight games - highlighted by 15 points at Iona - on 10-of-11 shooting from the floor and 20-of-22 from the line.
* Manhattan has also won 11-of-14, losing the three games by a combined 15 points, and is 15-of-20 since starting the year 4-8.
* Since Stores joined the starting line-up after being hampered by a preseason injury, the Jaspers are 17-7. The senior floor general leads the MAAC with a 3.0 assist/turnover ratio while also ranking fourth in three-point percentage (.419), seventh in assists (3.0) and 12th in steals (1.2).
* During the second half of games, Stores is shooting a blistering 49.0 percent (25-for-51) from distance with a 5.3 assist/turnover ratio.
* In the MAAC Championship, Manhattan held an Iona team that is averaging a league-best 9.9 three pointers per game to just 5-for-22 shooting from long range.
* The Jaspers also improved to a perfect 15-0 when leading at the half, 16-2 when leading with five minutes to play and 11-4 in games decided by 10 points or less against league opposition. For the year, the they are 12-8 in games decided by 10 points or less.
* Manhattan notched 11 steals in its semifinal win over Saint Peter's and is 7-2 this year and 18-2 over the last two seasons when forcing at least 10 steals.
* The Jaspers rank 20th nationally with a MAAC-best 8.1 steal per game and are 29-5 during Masiello's tenure when hitting the standard.
* Manhattan also forced 19 turnovers against Saint Peter's and lead the MAAC and rank third nationally with 16.6 forced turnovers per game.
* Additionally, the Riverdale-based institution has pressured the opposition into at least 20 turnovers on nine occasions and pace the MAAC and rank 45th nationally with +2.1 TO margin.
* An offshoot of the Jaspers' frantic pace is that they rank among the top-10 nationally with 561 free throws (8th NCAA) and 808 free throw attempts (7th NCAA).
* Andujar was tabbed as a near-unanimous selection to the All-MAAC First Team as well being named as the league's final Player of the Week selection for the 2014-2015 season.
* On the year, Andujar leads the team and ranks among the league leaders in scoring (16.5 ppg-5th) (107th NCAA), rebounding (7.6 rpg-4th) (101st NCAA), assists (3.5 apg-5th), steals (2.1 spg-2nd) (18th NCAA) and field goal percentage (.515-4th) (58th NCAA).
* Andujar is the only player in the league to rank among the top-five in scoring, rebounding, assists and steals with a team-best 11 20-point performances and eight double-doubles.
* Andujar, who is the first player in school history to notch 1,300 points, 750 rebounds, 350 assists and 160 steals, ranks among the Manhattan career leaders in the four aforementioned categories: scoring (1,334-10th), rebounding (761-9th), assists (366-5th) and steals (167-3rd).
* Joining Andujar with All-MAAC recognition was Pankey who earned Third Team honors and ranks among the league leaders in scoring (13.5 ppg-12th), rebounding (6.7 rpg-8th), field goal percentage (.540-3rd) and blocks (1.4 bpg-5th).
* The Maryland transfer has notched double-figures in scoring a team-best 25 times, including 16-straight, with at least 20 points on four occasions - highlighted by a career-high 23 in the first meeting with Fairfield - with three double-doubles.
* In the Quinnipiac victory, Richards set the single-season school record for three pointers, breaking his own record that he shared with Jeff Xavier. He now has 88 after hitting two vs. Iona.
* Richards, who is also the school's all-time three point leader with 230 career makes, has converted three triples in 48 of his 97 games, and at least four in 25 games. When the New York City native hits at least four, the Jaspers are 18-7, including 14-4 over the last two seasons.
* Richards ranks among the MAAC leaders in scoring (13.1 ppg-14th), three pointers/game (2.8-2nd) (40th NCAA), three-point field goal percentage (.386-8th) (47th NCAA) and free throw percentage (.819-3rd) (99th NCAA) while notching five 20-point performances - including a career-high 24 against Binghamton.
* Andujar (11), Richards (7) and Pankey (4) have also combined for the 22 Manhattan 20-point outings and 70 of the Jaspers' 87 double-figure scoring performances while leading the squad in scoring in all but two games this season. The trio has also accounted for 60.9 percent (1362/2236), including 62.4 percent (896/1437) during MAAC play.
* Sophomore Tyler Wilson had six assists, against no turnovers, with four steals in the win vs. Fairfield on the heels of handing out seven assists, against one turnover, against Iona. He has dished out at least four assists 12 times this year and is among the MAAC leaders in assists (2.9 apg-9th) and steals (1.3 spg-9th).
* Since returning to Riverdale, Masiello has led Manhattan to the program's fourth MAAC Championship as well as a pair of 20-plus win campaigns. In his first tenure, he was a part of two MAAC Championships and three 20-plus win seasons. All told, Masiello has been a member of three of the Jaspers' four MAAC Championship teams and five of their 12 20-win seasons while accruing a 161-88 record.
* In his 19th season as either a player or a coach, Masiello has a career collegiate record of 440-199, including 319-171 on the sidelines, with one National Title, two National Championship appearances, two Final Four appearances, six Elite Eight berths, eight conference championships, 13 NCAA Tournament appearances and 15 20-win seasons.
HIGH FIVE
Manhattan will be in search of its season-best fifth-straight win against Hampton.
I LOVE THE 80'S
With a victory the Jasper Senior Class of Andujar, Kates and Stores would win its 80th game. Currently the class is seventh in school history with 79 wins.
UD ARENA
Manhattan has played at UD Arena once in school history, dropping a 66-58 decision to Dayton on Nov. 24, 2012 despite 12 points and six rebounds from Andujar.
MAAC IN THE FIRST FOUR
The MAAC holds a 2-1 record when playing in a NCAA First Four game. Iona lost to BYU 78-72 in 2011 before Niagara defeated Florida A&M 77-69 in 2007 and Siena bested Alcorn State 81-77 in 2002.
ALL-TIME VS. THE MEAC
The Jaspers hold an all-time record of 5-2 against schools from the MEAC and went 1-0 this season against the league. Manhattan rallied for a 73-69 win over Morgan State in mid-December.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CA
Sophomore Carlton Allen got to celebrate his 20th birthday with over 200 people at the Jaspers' Selection Show party on Sunday, March 15.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
Manhattan started the year with six-straight games away from Draddy Gymnasium and will be playing in its 19th different venue against Hampton.
NO YOU LOCK IT UP!
In its MAAC Championship game win, the Jaspers turned the ball over just once in the second half against Iona while committing a season-low matching eight turnovers.
AGAINST THE GAELS
This year against Iona, Pankey averaged 19.0 ppg and 5.7 rpg while shooting 66.7 percent (18-for-27) from the floor while Andujar averaged 17.3 ppg and 10.0 rpg.
TURNING IT AROUND
After failing to win a MAAC Tournament game in its first 10 years as a conference members, Manhattan is 26-19 with five MAAC Championships since the 1992-1993 season.
DOMINATION
The Jaspers took control of its semifinal win over Saint Peter's with a 15-2 run that bridged the end of the first and the beginning of the second half while improving to 5-0 this season when limiting the opposition to less than 60 points.
ZANE STEPS UP
Freshman Zane Waterman scored a career-high 10 points against Saint Peter's and is averaging 4.3 ppg and 2.4 rpg over his last eight games.
WILLIAMS LEADS THE BENCH
Sophomore Rich Williams is averaging 6.2 ppg while shooting 32.8 percent from long range in 20 games off the bench, compared to just 4.8 ppg in 12 games as a starter.
FOR STARTERS
Manhattan's current line-up of Stores, Kates, Richards, Andujar and Pankey is Manhattan's ninth different starting unit of the season and holds a 4-1 record while boasting all five upperclassmen on the roster.
OF LATE
* Over his last 19 games, Andujar is averaging 18.6 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 3.8 apg and 2.4 spg while notching at least 20 points on nine occasions, highlighted by a season-high 27 at Monmouth, with six double-doubles.
* In his last 16 games, Pankey is averaging 16.1 ppg and 6.9 rpg while hitting for at least 15 points on 12 occasions.
REVENGE
The Jaspers' Senior Day win over Quinnipiac atoned for an earlier 14-point setback against the Bobcats, which was the largest loss against a MAAC opponent during Masiello's four years at the helm.
SOMETIMES STEALING ISN'T BAD
Manhattan finished with a season-best 15 steals in the win over Fairfield, marking the most by the Jaspers since pressuring Buffalo into 16 in an overtime victory a year ago.
LIFE BEGINS AT 40
The Jaspers are a perfect 4-0 over the last two years when playing on Monday with two of those victories coming in MAAC Championship games, and when scoring 80 points.
SURGING
Manhattan is 11-3 over its last 14 games thanks to averaging 75.4 ppg while notching at least 80 points on three occasions after doing so once in the first 18 games.
STREAK SNAPPED
The Jaspers snapped a 10-game losing streak to Siena at the Times Union Center thanks to 15 points second-half points from Stores, highlighted by a backbreaking triple with 18 seconds to play that put the game on ice.
FLIP THE SCRIPT
Manhattan has now won four-straight games at the Times Union Center after losing five-straight at the venue.
DOUBLE-DOWN
Andujar recorded a pair of double-doubles against Iona and has eight on the year and has 12 for his career.
DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE
The Jaspers are 16-8 when Andujar scores in double-figures and 2-5 when he doesn't.
HONORING HEIMALL
In the first meeting with Iona, the HEADstrong Foundation honored Jasper broadcaster Christian Heimall as players from both teams wore lime green shoelaces to help in the battle against blood cancers. Heimall was diagnosed in December and is currently undergoing chemotherapy.
DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE
Andujar (22) and Richards (20) each scored at least 20 points in the same game for the fourth time this season in Manhattan's 79-70 win over Fairfield.
SECOND-HALF SENSATION
Richards scored all 20 of his points against Fairfield in the second half on 6-of-9 shooting, including going 4-of-5 from deep.
HOME COOKING
When playing at Draddy Gymnasium, the Jaspers went 9-2 this year and have won 13-of-15 and 18-of-21.
ALLEN BOUNCES BACK FROM INJURY
After missing almost two months due to injury, Allen scored his first points since early December and played 13 minutes off the bench against Iona while pulling down a career-high three rebounds.
MASH UNIT
Kates became the sixth different Jasper to miss a game this season against Morgan State. Kates (1), Stores (2), Lawrence (4), Allen (10), freshman Samson Usilo (32) and Waterman (5) have combined to miss 54 games this season.
MANHATTAN-SAINT PETER'S NOTES
The Jaspers' defense limited Saint Peter's to just 19.0 percent (8-for-42) shooting from long range this year over three wins. During their current 10-game winning streak, Manhattan has been victorious by an average of 13.2 ppg while holding Saint Peter's to less than 70 points in each game.
HIGH FIVE
The Jaspers had five double-figure scorers in the win against Niagara for the first time since last year's opener at La Salle.
RICHARDS GETS MANHATTAN BACK ON TRACK
After going 12-4 in true road games a year ago, Manhattan won its first road game of the year at Canisius by a 63-60 count thanks to a game-high 18 points and a career-best 10 rebounds from Richards.
MORE RICHARDS
Richards' performance was fueled by five triples, which also marked the first time in his career that the school's three-point leader had converted at least three in four-straight games.
CAPTAIN CLUTCH
Three of Richards' five three pointers in Buffalo came after Canisius took the lead. All told, the Golden Griffins held the lead on four different occasions only to see the Jaspers reclaim their advantage on the subsequent possession each time.
THE LINE
Manhattan converted on a season-high 84.0 percent (21-of-25) from the line at Saint Peter's and closed out the victory by making good on 90.9 percent (10-of-11) after sealing the Niagara win by converting 14-straight.
SOLID START
In the first game against the Peacocks, the Jaspers made nine-straight shots to start the game and didn't miss a field goal attempt over the first 12:50 of the game en route to shooting a season-high 50.0 percent (17-for-34) from the field while also converting 78.9 percent (30-for-38) from the line.
BATTLE OF THE BRONX RECAP
* Manhattan defeated Fordham 71-57 in winning the Battle of the Bronx at the Barclays Center for the third time in four seasons and the 10th time in 14 years and now lead the all-time series by a 56-51 margin.
* Andujar was named the Mike Cohen MVP after scoring 14 points with nine rebounds against the Rams after also earning MVP accolades in the annual rivalry game as a freshman.
* Former New York City Mayor and 1965 graduate Rudy Giuliani was on hand for the win over Fordham.
COMEBACK KIDS
The Jaspers erased a 12-point deficit in avenging last season's loss to Fordham while overcoming its largest deficit since overcoming an 18-point Iona lead in a 75-72 win in New Rochelle on Jan. 12, 2012. All told, Manhattan now has eight victories when trailing by double-figures during Masiello's four-year tenure.
NON-LEAGUE RECAP
Thanks to back-to-back victories over Fordham and Morgan State, the Jaspers finished up non-conference play with a 3-6 record. The wins also closed out a grueling slate that saw Manhattan play six games vs. teams from the Atlantic 10, ACC and Big Ten with eight of the nine games being played away from Riverdale.
BACK-AND-FORTH TO SAY THE LEAST
The 73-69 victory over Morgan State featured 18 lead changes and 12 ties as the Jaspers were led by Richards, who scored a game-high 20 points. He was 4-of-6 from long range, while breaking Devon Austin's three-point record with his 166th career trey.
STEVENSON JOINS THE TEAM
Prior to the Pittsburgh game, Julius Stevenson was welcomed to the Manhattan family and sat directly behind the team bench. Stevenson was diagnosed with Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML) on July 22. CML is a chronic form of Leukemia that is commonly found people that are over the age of 60.
RETURN TO THE GARDEN
The Jaspers squared off with Rutgers at Madison Square Garden and played at the World's Most Famous Arena for the first time since dropping a 71-51 decision to Iona on Jan. 24, 2009 and were led by Andujar, who scored 21 points with nine rebounds, four assists and three steals.
GOOD START(S)
Manhattan held both Marist and Fairfield without a field goal for exactly 8:31 to start their respective games. The Red Foxes misfired on their first nine shots while the Stags were errant on their first 10.
YOU ALWAYS DOUBLE DOWN
Andujar led the charge against Marist with 15 points, 15 rebounds and a career-best matching eight assists while narrowly missing the first triple-double in school history.
NOTABLE
Andujar's 15 caroms were the most by a Jasper student-athlete since Rhamel Brown pulled down 17 against Iona on Feb. 15, 2013.
RICHARDS, WILSON & PANKEY SET CAREER-HIGHS
* Richards scored a career-high 24 points while also handing out a personal-best five assists, against no turnovers, in leading Manhattan to a 78-63 win over Binghamton in the first game of the 2014 Basketball Hall of Fame (HOF) Tip-Off Springfield Bracket.
* Pankey scored a career-high 23 points on the strength of a career-best matching eight field goals over a personal-best 38 minutes of action against Fairfield.
* Wilson notched a career-best matching 15 points and career-highs of 11 free throws and seven assists at George Mason.
RICHARDS EARNS ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS
Richards' averaged 15.5 ppg and 3.5 apg at the Basketball Hall of Fame (HOF) Tournament Tip-Off en route to earning All-Tournament honors for the Springfield Bracket.
SECOND-HALF IMPROVEMENT
Andujar (9.5 ppg - 6.7 ppg) and Pankey (8.3 ppg - 5.1 ppg) have improved their scoring by more than two points after halftime this season compared to the first half.
NATIONALLY SPEAKING
Williams' alley oop dunk off a pass from Andujar at UMass with 0.8 seconds forced overtime while garnering top billing on SportsCenter's top plays for Tuesday, Nov. 18.
INTERESTING
Masiello was named at one of the “25 Most Intriguing Coaches” in college basketball by Yahoo and has twice been named as the Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year (2012 | 2014) but has never earned top billing from the MAAC.
MEET THE STAFF
Masiello is on the bench by Matt Grady, Rasheen Davis, Mike Bramucci, Stephen Elmore, Roberto Colonette, Heshimu Evans and Kidani Brutus. Grady, who is in his fourth year, and Davis, who is in his third, will serve as Associate Head Coaches while Bramucci will be an assistant coach in his second season after returning to Riverdale last year as the Director of Men's Basketball Operations. Elmore, who arrives from The Citadel, will assume Bramucci's position from a year ago while Colonette will again be the Strength & Conditioning Coach. Evans, meanwhile, joins the staff as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach after a 15-year professional career. Evans played two seasons at Manhattan as a collegian and two more at Kentucky where he helped the Wildcats to the 1998 NCAA National Championship. The appointment of Brutus, a former Jasper standout like Colonette, as a Special Assistant to Masiello rounds out the coaching staff.
SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE
For the first time in Masiello's tenure on Riverdale he will not have the luxury of having the trio of Michael Alvarado, George Beamon and Rhamel Brown at his disposal. All three notched over 1,000 points and have begun their professional careers. Beamon, a two-time MAAC First Team Selection and MAAC Championships MVP, was recently picked in the Third Round of the NBA Development League Draft by the Oklahoma City Blue while Brown, a three-time MAAC Defensive Player of the Year, is playing in Israel. Alvarado, a Third Team All-MAAC pick, played this past summer in Puerto Rico. The trio accounted for 50.4 percent of the offense and 38.7 percent of the rebounding.
109TH SEASON OF JASPERS BASKETBALL
In its 109th season, the Manhattan men's basketball program boasts a 1327-1169 overall record and 271-282 MAAC mark in 35 seasons as a conference member. The Jaspers' storied men's basketball team was established in 1904-05 and served a two-year hiatus during the 1943-44 and 1944-45 season due to World War II.
WHAT'S A JASPER?
The unique nickname of Manhattan College's athletic teams, the Jaspers, comes from one of the College's most memorable figures, Brother Jasper of Mary, F.S.C., who served as the College's athletic director in the late 19th century. One of the greatest achievements of Brother Jasper was that he brought the then little-known sport@ of baseball to Manhattan College and became the team's first coach. Since Brother Jasper was also the Prefect of Discipline, he supervised the student fans at Manhattan baseball games while also directing the team itself. During one particularly warm and humid day when the college was playing a semi-pro baseball team called the Metropolitans, Brother Jasper noticed the Manhattan students were becoming restless and edgy with the team coming to bat in the seventh inning of a close game. To relieve the tension, Brother Jasper called timeout and told the students to stand up and stretch for a few minutes until the game resumed. Since the College annually played the New York Giants in the late 1880's and into the 1890's at the old Polo Grounds, the Manhattan College practice of the “seventh inning stretch” spread into the major leagues, where it has now become a time-honored custom practiced by millions of fans annually.
THIS IS MANHATTAN COLLEGE
• Manhattan College is one of 276 institutions in the United States with a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest and most widely known academic honor society. Phi Beta Kappa celebrates and advocates excellence in the liberal arts and sciences.
• All three of the College's professional programs — business, education and health, and engineering — are nationally accredited.
• The five undergraduate engineering programs — chemical, civil, computer, electrical and mechanical — are accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET, Inc).
• The School of Education is accredited by the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC).
• The School of Business is one of 555 institutions in the world to be accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.
• Seventeen alumni are members of the prestigious National Academy of Engineering — an impressive number for an institution the size of Manhattan College.
• Alumni include Rudy Giuliani '65, former mayor of New York City; James Patterson '69, best-selling author; and Raymond Kelly '63, former commissioner of the NYPD.
• Manhattan is one of only 182 remaining colleges founded in the United States before the Civil War.
UP NEXT
With a win, Manhattan would next play top-ranked and undefeated Kentucky on Thursday, March 19 in Louisville.
