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West Long Branch, NJ - Winners of two in a row, Manhattan (11-12; 8-6 MAAC) returns to action at Monmouth (21-5; 13-2 MAAC) on Monday, February 15 at 8:00 pm in a match-up that will be streamed via ESPN3.
TOP STORYLINES
#1 - The Jaspers defeated the Hawks 78-71 earlier in the year thanks to ending the game on a 13-2 run, including scoring the final nine points.
#2 - In the first meeting with Monmouth, sophomore Calvin Crawford scored a career-high 20 points en route to being named MAAC POTW.
#3 - Manhattan is 23-7 over the last three years in the months of February/March and 31-11 since the start of the 2012-2013 season.
QUICK HITS
* The Jaspers are playing the second game of a four-game road trip and are just 3-8 away from Draddy this season.
* Crawford matched that career-high with 20 to go along with seven rebounds in an 81-73 victory over Marist on Saturday.
* Manhattan is now 8-4 in MAAC play since the 2016 calender year and an identical 8-4 in MAAC games decided by 10 points or less.
* With a win tonight, the Jaspers would notch their first series sweep of a MAAC team this season and the third-straight against Monmouth.
* Head Coach Steve Masiello is a perfect 5-0 against the Hawks with Manhattan holding an 8-2 advantage in the series.
* Masiello became the fifth coach in school history to notch 90 wins against Marist.
* Also in the first meeting with Monmouth, the Jasper bench scored a season-high 46 points, on 51.9 percent (18-of-34) shooting, while outscoring the starters (32 points).
* Manhattan also hit 10 three pointers, notched 10 steals and forced 17 turnovers.
* The Jaspers are 41st nationally with 7.7 thefts per game. Manhattan, which registered 10 steals in the win over Monmouth, are 33-5 when hitting the 10-steal standard since Masiello took over the program, including 22-2 over the last three years.
* Manhattan, which forced a season-high 25 turnovers in the win over George Mason, ranks 15th nationally with a MAAC-best 16.0 forced turnovers per game and are 20-10 when forcing the opposition into at least 20 since Steve Masiello took over the program prior to the 2011-2012 season.
* The Jaspers forced 23 turnovers in each meeting against Fairfield and have now turned over the opposition at least 16 times 13 times, including at least 20 on four occasions. Against Quinnipiac, the Jaspers forced 15 miscues that led to a 24-16 advantage in points off turnovers.
* Manhattan also ranks among the top-100 nationally in FT % (.732-56th), turnover margin (69th-1.8) and 3-pt % (.369-74th).
* Masiello is 65-36 (.644), all-time, against MAAC teams, including going 35-11 (.761) at home and 22-23 (.489) on the road.
* Sophomore Zane Waterman notched his second-straight double-double and the third of the season with 13 points and 12 rebounds in the win at Marist after recording 19 points and 11 rebounds in the victory over Quinnipiac.
* Waterman, who averaged 16.0 points and 11.5 rebounds per game last week, has scored in double-figures in 10 of his last 13, is averaging 12.8 points and 7.0 rebounds per game during that time while shooting 50.9 percent (58-of-114) from the floor.
* He notched his first career double-double with 12 points and a personal-best 13 caroms in the win over Siena after going for a career-high 23 points at EKU and has scored in double-digits 12 times with four double-figure rebounding performances.
* Waterman, who scored 22 points against Columbia, ranks among the league leaders in scoring (11.3 ppg-28th), rebounding (6.3 rpg-12th), field goal percentage (.494-9th), offensive boards (2.1 orpg-13th) and defensive boards (4.2 drpg-12th).
* Prior to his big performance at Marist, Crawford had 18 points in the win over Quinnipiac and is averaging 16.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game over his last three games while shooting 60.6 percent (20-of-33) from the floor.
* Senior Shane Richards had 18 points in the win over Marist, fueled by four three pointers, and is now fifth in MAAC history and among active players with 295.
* Classmate RaShawn Stores matched his career-high with 18 points and is averaging 13.0 points, 3.3 assists and 2.3 steals per game while shooting 53.3 percent (8-of-15) from deep over his last three. On the year, he is averaging 10.7 points per game.
Last 5 Splits
First Half: 28.2 ppg, on 36.8 percent shooting from the floor, including 32.1 percent from long range, and 69.6 percent from the line.
Second Half: 43.0 ppg on 50.4 percent shooting, including 48.0 percent from deep, and 84.7 percent from the line.
* In the victory over Quinnipiac, the Jaspers had five double-figure scorers for the second time this season and scored a season-high matching 53 second-half points, fueled by 70.8 percent (17-of-24) shooting.
* After halftime during MAAC play, Manhattan has shot 50.0 percent or better from the floor in 8-of-14 and 40.0 percent or better on threes in 7-of-14.
* In the 65-57 victory over the Broncs, the Jaspers ended the game on a 9-0 run and have won three MAAC games when trailing with less than five minutes to play.
* In the aforementioned three wins, Rider was limited without a point in the final 3:24, Monmouth the last 1:57 and Fairfield the final 3:25.
* Manhattan has won 10 of its last 15 games thanks to averaging 72.6 ppg while shooting 44.8 percent from the floor, including 40.6 percent from long range, and 76.1 percent from the line.
* Defensively over the last 15, the Jaspers are limiting the opposition to just 31.5 percent shooting from deep, including 25.2 percent (32-of-127) after halftime.
* Richards is averaging a team-best 18.0 points per game over the last 15 games, fueled by six 20-plus point performances, while shooting 40.0 percent (72-of-180) from the field, 40.7 percent (44-of-108) on threes and 91.1 percent (82-of-90) from the line.
* Also during the last 15 games, junior Rich Williams (13.3 ppg, 6.3 rpg), Waterman (12.1 ppg, 6.5 rpg) and Crawford (10.7 ppg) are notching double-figures in scoring while Stores (9.7 ppg, 3.3 apg) is shooting 43.5 percent (27-of-62) from deep with a 2.2 assist/turnover ratio. Junior Tyler Wilson has also been outstanding at the point, averaging 5.6 assists each time out with a 2.2 assist/turnover rate.
* Over the last five minutes in the previous 15 games, Manhattan is limiting opposing teams to 33.6 percent (44-of-131) shooting, including just 14.3 percent (6-of-42) from deep, while making good on 81.5 percent (88-of-108) from the line.
* In the last five minutes during MAAC play, the Jaspers are making good on 83.0 percent (78-of-94) from the line while holding opposing teams to 37.4 percent shooting (46-of-123), including just 21.6 percent (8-of-37) from long range.
* This season, opposing three-point shooters are converting on 37.9 percent (75-of-198) in the first half compared to a scant 29.0 percent (53-of-183) after halftime.
* Despite failing to notch double-figures in points for just the second time this season in the thrilling victory over Monmouth, Richards handed out five assists and hit the go-ahead three pointer.
* Richards had 22 points at Fairfield and 28 in the victory over Rider and has hit for at least 20 points nine times this year and 16 over his career.
* The New York native ranks among the MAAC leaders in scoring (17.8 ppg-4th), ft percentage (.866-4th), threes (2.7/game-6th) and minutes (37.3-1st) while notching double-figures in scoring 21 times and pacing the squad on 13 occasions.
* After halftime during MAAC play, Richards is averaging 11.3 points each time out while shooting 50.0 percent (46-of-92) from the floor, including 46.2 percent (24-of-52) from long range and 87.5 percent (42-of-48) from the line, highlighted by going for 25 in the second half of the victory at Canisius, 16 after halftime in the win over Rider and 15 in the victory over Siena in the second stanza.
* In the win over Morgan State, Richards converted a career-high seven three pointers en route to registering 28 points with seven caroms.
* A 2015-2016 All-MAAC Preseason Second Team selection, Richards was the hero in the first win of the year, a 69-67 come-from-behind triumph over George Mason, thanks to banking in a jumper with 1.2 seconds to play after earlier becoming the 37th member of the school's 1,000-point club. He recently passed former teammate for 10th place and currently has 1,350 points.
* From long range, Richards has converted at least three triples in 60 of his 121 games - including at least four 33 times - and is the school's single-season (92-2015) and career (295) leader in threes. When he connects on four in a game, the Jaspers are 23-10, including 17-7 over the last three seasons. His 295 threes also rank fifth in the MAAC record books.
* Since returning to MAAC play in January, Richards is averaging 17.5 points, 3.1 assists and 3.8 rebounds per game during that time while shooting 39.8 percent (33-of-83) from beyond the arc and 92.6 percent (63-of-68) from the line, highlighted by a career-high 32 points in the win at Canisius, on 11-of-14 shooting (6-of-7, 3-pt).
* Joining Richards as one of the top all-around players in the MAAC is Williams, who ranks among the MAAC leaders in scoring (14.6 ppg-12th), rebounding (6.2 rpg-10th) and defensive rebounds (4.9 drpg-6th).
* The duo of Richards and Williams became the first set of Jasper teammates to each notch 20 points in a game this year in the win at Morgan State and are averaging a combined 32.8 points per game (4th MAAC).
* In the victory over Quinnipiac, Williams had 18 points, on 7-of-9 shooting, with five rebounds and a pair of steals and notched his third career double-double (19 points, 11 rebounds) in the win at Canisius with a career-high five assists.
* He has paced the squad in scoring on five occasions and on the glass a team-high 12 times and has improved both his scoring (+9.1 ppg) and rebounding (+4.7) numbers from a year ago.
* Williams had his second double-double (23 points, 10 rebounds) in the win over Morgan State after registering his first against Columbia (17 points, 11 rebounds) and has hit for at least 20 points four times, highlighted by a career-high 26 in the victory over George Mason.
* In the backcourt, Stores is second in the MAAC with 2.3 assist/turnover ratio while also averaging 9.1 points, 3.2 assists (10th MAAC) and 1.5 steals (3rd MAAC) per game. He also is fifth in the circuit with a 43.4 percent (36-of-83) conversion rate from long range and 15th with 1.8 triples per game.
* Stores has also hit for double-figures eight times, highlighted by a career-high 18 points on two occasions against Marist. He drained a career-high matching five three pointers in the first meeting before recording four in the second.
* In the victory over Niagara, Stores scored 15 points, highlighted by four free throws over the final 11.9 seconds, after hitting for 16 points over a career-high 49 minutes in the win over Siena.
* This season, Stores (17-of-18) & Richards (22-of-24) are making good on 92.9 percent (39-of-42) on from the line in the last five minutes of 10-point games.
* Stores, a 2015-2016 All-MAAC Preseason Third Team selection, is shooting 41.8 percent (69-of-165) on threes after halftime for his career, including making good on 44.9 percent (44-of-98) since the start of last year. Stores also has a 3.5 assist/turnover ratio (73 assists/21 TO) over the last two years in the second half.
* Manhattan is 46-24 over the last three years when Stores, who was granted an extra year of eligibility on July 22, 2015 by the NCAA, starts including going 17-8 last year.
* Both Richards & Stores are the only MAAC student-athletes to have played in the last three MAAC title games and have been a part of 69 total wins, including going 8-1 during MAAC Tournament play.
* Wilson, who helped energize the Jaspers' back-to-back 90-point performances in early January has registered a career-high 10 assists twice this season, including most recently in the victory at Morgan State.
* Wilson, who has led Manhattan in assists 19 times this season, also dished out 10, against one turnover, vs. Marist. His performance against the Red Foxes was the first double-figure outing by a Jasper student-athlete since Von Damien Green had 10 against Saint Peter's on January 30, 2002.
* On the year, Wilson, who has also handed out at least six assists on 14 occasions is second in the MAAC and 29th nationally (5.7 apg) while also ranking among the league leaders in steals (1.5 spg-4th) and assist-turnover ratio (1.9-7th).
* The Jaspers are 43-5 when leading at the half over the last three seasons, including going a perfect 15-0 a year ago. Additionally, since the start of last season the Jaspers are 25-2 when leading with five minutes to play and 21-14 in games decided by 10 points or less.
* Masiello, who holds a career record of 90-65 (57-33 MAAC), is fifth in school history with his aforementioned 90 victories and set the school-record for MAAC Tourney wins a year ago with his eighth against Iona while breaking ESPN analyst Fran Fraschilla's previous Manhattan mark.
* Since returning to Riverdale, Masiello has led the Jaspers to a pair of MAAC Titles 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 four of the five Manhattan MAAC Championship teams and five of the Jaspers' 12 20-win seasons in accruing a 173-101 record.
* In his 20th season as either a player or a coach, Masiello has a career collegiate record of 451-211, including 330-183 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.
KEY MANHATTAN MATCH-UPS
Draw On Big Game Experience - Manhattan has played in a number of big games since Masiello arrived and will be playing in arguably its most hostile environment of the year.
Shane/RaShawn - It is no secret that the Jaspers go as Richards and Stores go. Arguably the two-important players to any one team in the league the duo will need its teammates to help get them going.
Contain Robinson - Manhattan will need to contain the probable MAAC Player of the Year Justin Robinson (20.3 ppg, 3.8 apg, 3.5 rpg, 2.2 spg). In the first meeting, Robinson had probably the best 11-point performance you will see this season while adding seven assists, six rebounds and three steals.
LAST 15 GAME JASPER SPLITS
Second Half FG% (.485) (188-388) | First Half FG% (.413) (165-400)
Second Half FG% D (.421) (180-428) | First Half FG% D (.469) (182-388)
Second Half 3-Point O (.449) (71-of-158) | First Half 3-Point O (.360) (54-of-150)
Second Half 3-Point D (.252) (32-of-127) | First Half 3-Point D (.377 (49-of-130)
NOT SHABBY
Over the last three years, Manhattan is 21-7 when limiting teams to less than 40 percent shooting, 25-8 when winning the battle of the boards and 37-16 when forcing more turnovers than the opposition.
CLIMBING THE LADDER
Richards, who became the 37th member of the school's 1,000-point club in the win over George Mason, is currently 10th with 1,350 points.
THE WORLDWIDE LEADER
Manhattan is slated to appear on the ESPN family of networks 11 times during the 2015-2016 season, including 10 during MAAC play. The Jaspers will next play on ESPN3 at Monmouth on Monday, February 15.
UP NEXT
Manhattan travels to Saint Peter's on Wednesday, February 17 with opening tip slated for 7:00 pm.