Drexel Dragons

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2007-08

Drexel Men’s Basketball

Schedule

November

9 Fri.

at Penn

W (67-59, OT)

11 Sun. Navy+

W (86-70)

14 Wed. at Florida Gulf Coast

W (77-58)

20 Tue. at Virginia+ (CN8)

L (72-58)

23 Fri.

Robert Morris (Palestra)+

W (56-40)

24 Sat.

Loyola (Md.)+ (CN8)

W (54-52)

29 Thu. at George Mason* (CSN)

L (85-38)

December

1 Sat.

Creighton (CN8)

L (72-48)

8 Sat.

at Toledo

L (57-44)

15 Sat.

Temple (Palestra-ESPNU)

L (64-51)

22 Sat.

Bucknell (CN8)

W (65-53)

27 Thu. Rider

W (73-66)

31 Mon. Saint Joe’s (Palestra-CN8)#

L (69-51)

January

2 Wed. UNC Wilmington* (MASN)

W (70-60)

5 Sat.

Delaware* L

(67-63)

9 Wed. at Northeastern*

L (79-45)

12 Sat.

at Towson* (CN8)

L (86-77)

16 Wed. Georgia State*

W (58-51)

19 Sat.

Hofstra* (CSN)

L (67-58)

23 Wed. William & Mary*

L (73-72, OT)

26 Sat.

at VCU* (CN8)

L (76-62)

30 Wed. at Georgia State*

L (64-58)

February

2 Sat.

Northeastern* (CN8)

L (63-40)

7 Thu. George Mason*# (ESPNU)

L (75-65)

9 Sat.

Towson*

W (65-51)

14 Thu. at ODU* (ESPNU)

L (75-71, 2OT)

16 Sat.

at Delaware* (CN8)

W (62-60)

20 Wed. at William & Mary*

L (57-50)

23 Sat.

Fairfield

4:00

27 Wed. James Madison*

7:30

March

1 Sat.

at Hofstra* (CN8)

12:00

7-10

Fri.-Mon. CAA Tournament (Richmond)

* Colonial Athletic Association opponent

Home games in bold.

+Philly Classic game

# Doubleheader with women’s team

Dates and times subject to change.

Drexel Sports Information

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Office . . . .215-895-1591

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Website . . . .www.drexeldragons.com

2007-08

Drexel

Dragons

2007-08

Drexel Dragons

basketball

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_{Drexel (11-17) vs.}

Fairfield (12-14)

Game Day

Venue: Daskalakis Athletic Center, Philadelphia, Pa.

Series vs. Fairfield: The Stags lead the all-time series, three games to

one. The two teams haven’t met since the 1993-94 season.

Last Meeting: The two teams last met during the 1993-94 season. The

Dragons won in Connecticut, 73-60. Malik Rose scored 17 points and

added 16 rebounds, while Cornelius Overby chipped in with 13 points

and five assists. Drexel went on to win 25 of its 30 games that season

and won the North Atlantic Conference Tournament.

On the Air: Today’s game can be heard live on WNTP 990 AM. Dan

Baker will be calling the game along side Rob Brooks.

Next Drexel game: The Dragons will host James Madison University on

Senior Night on Wednesday. Game time is set for 7:30 p.m.

Opening Tip

William & Mary held off a late Drexel rally and defeated the Dragons,

57-50. The Tribe made 15 of its 17 free throws in the second half,

including four in the final 37 seconds after Drexel made it a

three-point game. The loss dropped the Dragons record to 11-17 overall and

4-12 in conference play.

The Tribe went on a 10-2 run midway through the second half and

went ahead for good when Marcus Kitts scored on a lay-up to make it

33-32. The lead increased to seven, but Drexel cut it to 53-50 with just

37 seconds remaining after Evan Neisler made a pair of free throws

and a driving lay-up. William & Mary made all four of its free throws in

the final seconds tom come away with the win. Tramayne Hawthorne

led Drexel with 14 points, 11 of which came in the first half.

Frank Elegar averages team-highs of 14.9 points and 8.1 boards.

Elegar also leads the team in field-goal percentage at .579. He has six

double-doubles in his last 14 games. Hawthorne is second on the team

in scoring with 11.4 points per game. He has 72 three-pointers,

includ-ing 39 in his last 11 games, and leads the team with 54 steals. Scott

Rodgers chips in with 9.1 points per game and is second on the team

in both assists (77) and steals (44). Randy Oveneke has played well of

late. The senior had 13 rebounds against Northeastern and scored 12

points vs. Mason. He is the only player to start every game.

Fairfield is 12-14 overall and 10-6 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic

Conference. Two of the Stags losses have come to Big East teams and

one to an ACC team. Jonathan Han leads a balanced scoring attack

with 11.2 points per game. He has 159 assists and 49 three-pointers.

Anthony Johnson averages 9.8 points and 7.3 rebounds.

Feb. 23, 2008

Philadelphia, Pa.

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2007

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2007

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2007-08 Drexel

Men's Basketball Roster

No. Name

Pos. Yr. Ht.

Hometown/Last

School

0 Tramayne Hawthorne G

Jr.

6-0

Steelton, Pa./Steelton-Highspire

1 Bobby Jordan

G

Jr.

6-0

Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic

3 Scott Rodgers

G

Jr.

6-3

Philadelphia, Pa./Central

11 Gerald Colds

G

Fr.

5-11 New York, N.Y./St. Raymond’s

12 Rob Hampton

G

So. 6-4

Queens, N.Y./Christ the King

13 Yannick Formbor

F

R-Fr. 6-8

Roselle, N.J./St. Patrick’s

14 Bill Lally

G

So. 6-0

Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic

15 Frank Elegar

C

Sr.

6-9

Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond’s

23 Jamie Harris

G

Fr.

5-10 New York, N.Y./Wings Academy

24 Adrian Hynes-Guery G

Fr.

6-4

Montreal, Quebec/Dawson College

25 Randy Oveneke

F

Sr.

6-7

Antwerpen, Belgium/Saint-Anna

30 Chris Mohl

G

Jr.

6-3

Philadelphia, Pa./Bishop McDevitt

33 Evan Neisler

F

So. 6-7

Raleigh, N.C./Boston College

34 Lance Feurtado

G

So. 6-5

Uniondale, N.Y./Uniondale

42 Kenny Tribbett

F

So. 6-9

Berlin, N.J./Chester (Pa.)

44 Stuart Cameron

F

So. 6-8

Wilmington, Del./Wilmington Charter

Head Coach: James “Bruiser” Flint

Associate Head Coach: Geoff Arnold

Assistant Coaches: Mike Connors, Tony Chiles

2007-08 Fairfield

Men's Basketball Roster

No. Name

Pos. Yr. Ht.

Hometown/Last

School

1 Devin Johnson

So.

G

6-4

Richmond, Va./Meadowbrook

3 Jonathan Han

Jr.

G

6-0

Brooklyn, N.Y./Woodmere Acad.

4 Yorel Hawkins

Fr.

F

6-6

Apex, N.C./Apex

10 Jimmy O'Sullivan

So.

G

6-2

Honeoye Falls, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit

11 Lyndon Jordan

Fr.

G

6-2

Winder, Ga./Winder-Barrow

14 Marty O'Sullivan

Sr.

F

6-7

Honeoye Falls, N.Y./McQuaid Jesuit

15 Herbie Allen

Jr.

G

5-11

New York, N.Y./Bishop Loughlin

20 Sean Grzeck

Fr.

F

6-7

Wilmington, N.C./Hoggard

22 Warren Edney

Fr.

F

6-5

Vienna, Va./James Madison

30 Joe Bajda

So.

F

6-5

Stratford, Conn./Kolbe Cathedral

31 Mamadou Diakhate

Sr.

F

6-6

Manhasset, N.Y./St. Mary's

32 Anthony Johnson

So.

F

6-8

Lake Wales, Fla./Lake Wales

33 Rob Sisca*

Jr.

G

6-5

Weston, Conn./Weston

34 Geoff Middleton

Sr.

F

6-9

Maplewood, N.J./Columbia

41 Mike Evanonvich

Jr.

F

6-9

Storrs, Conn./E.O. Smith

44 Greg Nero

So.

F

6-7

Red Hook, N.Y./Red Hook

Head Coach: Ed Cooley

Associate Head Coach: Bob Simon

Assistant Coaches: David "Aki" Collins, Rick Carter

Drexel Profile

Drexel Leaders

Pts: Frank Elegar (14.9)

Reb: Frank Elegar (8.1)

Assists: T. Hawthorne (88)

Steals: T. Hawthorne (54)

Blocks: Frank Elegar (53)

FG%: Frank Elegar (.579)

FT%: Frank Elegar (.670)

3Pt.%: T. Hawthorne (.351)

2007-08 Team Stats

Pts: 60.1

Reb: 33.6

Assists: 356

Steals: 198

Blocks: 91

Turnovers: 447

FG%: .408

FT%: .640

3Pt.%: .313

Fairfield Profile

Tribe Leaders

Pts: Jonathan Han (11.2)

Reb: Anthony Johnson (7.3)

Assists: Jonathan Han (159)

Steals: Jonathan Han (43)

Blocks: Anthony Johnson (39)

FG%: Anthony Johnson (.500)

FT%: Herbie Allen (.850)

3Pt.%: Jonathan Han (.452)

2007-08 Team Stats

Pts: 65.8

Reb: 32.8

Assists: 367

Steals: 169

Blocks: 91

Turnovers: 377

FG%: .434

FT%: .701

3Pt.%: .387

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The Bruiser Flint File

2006-07 (23-9, 13-5 CAA)

-Named NABC District III Coach

of the Year

-Became the first coach in Drexel

history to defeat three Big 5 teams

in the same season and is the first

Drexel coach to beat Villanova

-Named National Coach of the

Week by Collegeinsider.com after

win at Villanova

2005-06 (15-16, 8-10 CAA)

-Advanced to the semifinals in

Madison Square Garden

-Lost to UCLA, an eventual Final

Four team by just one point and to

#1 Duke, 78-68

-Ten of the team’s 16 losses

came to teams that reached the

postseason

2004-05 (17-12, 12-6 CAA)

-Named CAA Coach of the Year

after leading the Dragons to the

NIT for the third straight season

-Led the Dragons to wins over

Saint Joseph's, Hofstra, VCU,

George Mason and an ESPN

BracketBuster win over Ball State

2003-04 (18-11, 13-5 CAA)

-Led the Dragons to a

school-record 13 CAA wins including

vic-tories on the road at Hofstra and

VCU

-Drexel advanced to the NIT for

the second straight season

2002-03 (19-12, 12-6 CAA)

-Led Drexel to 19 wins and a

berth in the CAA Championship

game

-Drexel received an NIT bid, only

the sixth postseason bid since

joining Division I

2001-02 (14-14, 11-7 CAA)

-Named CAA Coach of the Year

after leading the team to a

third-place finish after being picked

ninth in the preseason

-Led Drexel to 11 CAA wins in

the team’s first year in the league

At UMass (86-72, 52-28)

-Led the Minutemen to two NCAA

Tournament appearances and one

NIT berth in his five seasons

-Averaged more than 17 wins per

season and was the winningest

first-year coach in UMass history

-Named the NABC District I

Coach of the Year in 1998

-Third winningest coach in UMass

history with 86 wins

2007

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James "Bruiser" Flint is in his seventh season as

Drexel's head coach. Flint has established Drexel

as one of the top programs in the CAA since

arriv-ing on the University City campus in 2001. The

Dragons have advanced to the postseason in four

of the last five years and have won at least 17

games four times. Flint picked up his 200th career

win on Jan. 2 against UNC Wilmington

Flint led the Dragons to 23 wins last year, the

most wins for a Drexel team since the 1995-96

season. Drexel finished 23-9 overall and won 13

road games, tying for the most in all of Division I.

The Dragons won at nationally-ranked Syracuse, at

Villanova and at Creighton in front of the largest

crowd ever to see a game in the state of Nebraska.

In addition, Flint became the first coach in Drexel

history ever to beat three Philadelphia Big 5 teams

in one season. He won his second NABC District Coach of the Year Award as the

Dragons narrowly missed out on an NCAA at-large berth.

A two-time CAA Coach of the Year, Flint's teams have won at least 11

confer-ence games five times. Flint has a 117-91 record at the school and an impressive

73-51 (.589) mark in CAA play. He has already moved into fourth place in career

wins at Drexel. Since his arrival, the Dragons have had the CAA Defensive Player

of the Year on four occasions, have had 10 All-CAA selections and nine members

of the conference's All-Defensive team.

Flint completed his third third stint with USA Basketball in July. Flint was an

assistant coach for the USA Under 19 National Team. He served under Jerry

Wainright from De Paul as the team competed in Novi Sad, Serbia. During the

summer of 2005, Flint was an Assistant Coach for the USA Under 21 World

Championship Team that played in Mar del Plata, Argentina. The team posted a

7-1 record. His first stint came as a court coach prior to the Global Games.

During the 2004-05 season, despite key injuries to a number of players,

Drexel had a 17-12 mark and a 12-6 record in the CAA. The Dragons, playing

without two injured starters, took MAC runner-up Buffalo to overtime on its

home court in the opening round of the NIT. It was the third straight season Flint

led a Drexel team to the postseason.

In 2003-04, Flint was named the CAA Coach of the Year after leading a team

picked to finish in a tie for fourth place to a second-place finish with a 13-5

league record. The Dragons won 12 of their last 15 regular-season games and

ished just one game behind Virginia Commonwealth. Overall, Flint's team

fin-ished 18-11 and advanced to the NIT for the second straight season. The Dragons

lost at Villanova in the first round.

In his second season, Flint returned the Dragons to the postseason for the

first time in six years. Drexel won 19 games and finished 12-6 in the CAA. The

Dragons won two games at the CAA Tournament and advanced to the

champi-onship game. Drexel lost in the finals, but was rewarded with a bid to the NIT,

only the sixth postseason appearance in the school's history.

Flint, who owns a 203-163 career record, returned home to his native

Philadelphia when he took over as Drexel's head coach on April 5, 2001. In his

first year, Flint led a team that was picked to finish ninth in the CAA to an 11-7

mark, tying them for third in the league. The Dragons finished with a 14-14

record. For his efforts, Flint was named the CAA Men's Basketball Coach of the

Year. Flint picked up his 100th career victory in Drexel's 68-65 win against UNC

Wilmington on Feb. 18, 2002.

Flint arrived at Drexel after a 12-year stint at UMass. He was an assistant

coach for seven seasons before becoming the school's 17th head basketball

coach. He was 86-72 at UMass (52-28 in Atlantic 10 play) and led three of his

teams to postseason play and was the NABC District I Co-Coach of the Year in

1998. Flint was the fastest coach in UMass history to reach 30 wins and was the

winningest first-year coach ever at UMass. He spent two seasons as an assistant

coach at Coppin State University before joining the UMass staff.

A 1987 Saint Joseph's graduate, Flint, 42, was a four-year letterwinner with

the Hawks. He was All-Atlantic as a senior and led the Hawks to the 1986 A-10

championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament as a junior. The Hawks also

made NIT appearances in 1984 and 1985. He was inducted into the Saint Joseph's

Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998 and graduated with a degree in financial

manage-ment.

Head Coach Bruiser Flint

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Drexel is now in its seventh year in the CAA. Drexel, Delaware, Hofstra

and Towson joined the league after leaving the America East

Conference in 2001. Georgia State and Northeastern began play in the

CAA during the 2005-06 season. They joined George Mason, James

Madison, UNC Wilmington, Old Dominion, Virginia Commonwealth and

William & Mary.

The 2006-07 season marked the second straight year that the CAA

pro-duced a pair of NCAA teams and two NIT teams. VCU won the CAA

Tournament, while Old Dominion earned an

at-large bid. VCU knocked off Duke in the

first round of the NCAA before falling to

Pittsburgh in overtime. ODU was beaten by

Butler in the first round. Drexel and Hofstra

each advanced to the National Invitation

Tournament. The Dragons season ended

with a loss to ACC runner-up North Carolina

State, while Hofstra fell to DePaul.

During the 2005-06 season, George Mason,

an at-large team, defeated Michigan State,

North Carolina, Wichita State and UConn on

the way to the Final Four. UNC Wilmington

won the CAA Tournament and earned an automatic berth to the NCAA

Tournament, where they lost to George Washington in overtime.

Hofstra and Old Dominion each went to the NIT that season.

2007

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Team Facts

Home Venue: Daskalakis Athletic Ctr.

Capacity: 2,532

Conference: Colonial Athletic Assoc.

Head Coach: James “Bruiser” Flint

Alma Mater: Saint Joseph’s ‘87

Career Record: 203-163 (12th season)

Drexel Record: 117-91 (seventh year)

Assoc. Coach: Geoff Arnold

Alma Mater: Saint Joseph’s ‘86

Asst. Coach: Mike Connors

Alma Mater: Ithaca ‘83

Asst. Coach: Tony Chiles

Alma Mater: Columbia ‘89

2006-07 Overall Record: 23-9

CAA Record (finish): 13-5 (4th)

CAA Tournament: 1-1

Defeated Northeastern, 64-50

Lost to VCU, 63-56

2007-08 Team Information

Starters Returning (2):

Frank Elegar (6-9, Sr., C)

Scott Rodgers (6-3, Jr., G)

Starters Lost (3):

Chaz Crawford (6.8 ppg, 9.3 rpg)

Dominick Mejia (11.8 ppg)

Bashir Mason (11.2 ppg, 108 ast.)

Other Returners: (7)

Randy Oveneke (6-7, Sr., F)

Tramayne Hawthorne (6-0, Jr., G)

Kenny Tribbett (6-9, So., F)

Lance Feurtado (6-5, So., G)

Rob Hampton (6-4, So., G)

Bobby Jordan (6-0, Jr., G)

Bill Lally (6-0, So., G)

Newcomers (7):

Evan Neisler (6-8, So., F)

Yannick Formbor (6-8, RFr., F)

Gerald Colds (5-11, Fr., G)

Jamie Harris (5-10, Fr., G)

Adrian Hynes-Guery (6-4, Fr., G)

Chris Mohl (6-3, Jr., G)

Stuart Cameron (6-8, So., F)

The Dragons on Television

The Drexel men’s basketball team will make a record number of

television appearances this season. The Dragons will have at

least 16 regular-season games televised on four different

net-works. The 2008 CAA Tournament quarterfinals, semifinals and

championship game will be televised as well.

Drexel Tentative Television Schedule

Tue., Nov. 20 at Virginia

CN8

L (72-58)

Sat., Nov. 24

vs. Loyola (Md.)

CN8

W (54-52)

Thu., Nov. 29 at George Mason

CSN

L (85-38)

Sat., Dec. 1

Creighton

CN8

L (72-48)

Sat., Dec. 15

Temple (Palestra)

ESPNU

L (64-51)

Sat., Dec. 22

Bucknell

CN8

W (65-53)

Mon., Dec. 31 Saint Joseph’s (Palestra)

CN8

L (69-51)

Wed., Jan. 2

UNC Wilmington

MASN

W (70-60)

Sat., Jan. 12

at Towson

CN8

L (86-77)

Sat., Jan. 19

Hofstra

CSN

L (67-58)

Sat., Jan. 26

at VCU

CN8

L (76-62)

Sat., Feb. 2

Northeastern

CN8

L (63-40)

Thu., Feb. 7

George Mason

ESPNU

L (75-65)

Thu., Feb. 14 at Old Dominion

ESPNU

L (75-71,2ot)

Sat., Feb. 16

at Delaware

CN8

W (62-60)

Sat., March 1

at Hofstra

12:00

CN8

The Colonial Athletic Association

2007-08 Preseason Poll

1. George Mason

2. VCU

3. Old Dominion

4. Drexel

5. Hofstra

6. UNC Wilmington

7. James Madison

8. Northeastern

9. William & Mary

10. Delaware

11. Georgia State

12. Towson

Preseason All-CAA Teams

First Team

Antoine Agudio, Hofstra

Herb Courtney, Delaware

Frank Elegar, Drexel

Eric Maynor, VCU

Will Thomas, George Mason

Second Team

Folarin Campbell, George Mason

T.J. Carter, UNC Wilmington

Juwann James, James Madison

Brandon Johnson, ODU

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Scored 100 points

1-26-02 vs. George Mason (100)

Scored 90 points

2-8-07 at Hofstra (95)

Scored 50 pts. or less

2-20-08 at W&M (50)

Gave up 100 points

1-23-00 at Maine (100)

Gave up 50 or less

11-23-07 vs. Robert Morris (40)

Won by 20 points

1-17-07 vs. Northeastern (67-41)

Won by 30 points

11-15-06 vs. Fla. Gulf Coast (73-37)

Won 10 straight games

2006-07

Played an OT game

1-23-08 vs. W&M (L, 73-72)

Played a 2OT game

2-14-08 at ODU (L, 75-71)

Probable Starters

P No. Name

PPG RPG

Yr.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School

F 25 Randy Oveneke

6.3

5.0 Sr.

6-7

225 Antwerpen, Belgium/Saint-Anna College

C 15 Frank Elegar

14.9

8.1 Sr.

6-9

225 Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond’s

G

3 Scott Rodgers

9.1

3.6 Jr.

6-3

205 Philadelphia, Pa./Central

G

0 Tramayne Hawthorne 11.4

3.0 Jr.

6-0

180 Steelton, Pa./Steelton-Highspire

G 12 Rob Hampton

4.0

1.7 So.

6-4

200 Queens, N.Y./Christ the King

Top Reserves

G 23 Jamie Harris

2.3

1.9 Fr.

5-10

165 New York, N.Y./Wings Academy

G 11 Gerald Colds

6.8

1.8 Fr.

5-11

160 Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond’s

F 42 Kenny Tribbett

2.6

1.8 So.

6-9

250 Berlin, N.J./Chester (Pa.)

F 33 Evan Neisler

3.4

2.9 So.

6-8

215 Raleigh, N.C./Boston College

F 13 Yannick Formbor

1.4

2.2 R-Fr. 6-8

255 Roselle, N.J./St. Patrick’s

F 44 Stuart Cameron

1.5

1.0 So.

6-8

235 Wilmington, Del./Wilmington Charter

G 34 Lance Feurtado

0.5

0.2 So.

6-5

190 Uniondale, N.Y./Uniondale

G 14 Bill Lally

0.0

0.0 So.

6-0

175 Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic

G 30 Chris Mohl

0.0

0.3 Jr.

6-3

197 Philadelphia, Pa./Bishop McDevitt

G 1

Bobby Jordan

0.0

0.0 Jr.

6-0

180 Philadelphia, Pa./Roman Catholic

G 24 Adrian Hynes-Guery

Injured

Fr.

6-4

185 Montreal, Quebec/Dawson College

Scored 30 points

1-5-08, Frank Elegar vs. Delaware (33)

Scored 25 points

1-12-08, Frank Elegar at Towson (29)

Grabbed 15 reb.

1-23-08, Frank Elegar vs. W&M (15)

Had 10 assists

12-10-05, B. Mason vs. ODU (11)

Had five steals

1-23-08, T. Hawthorne vs. W&M (6)

Had five blocks

2-14-08, Frank Elegar at ODU (6)

Made five 3-ptrs.

2-14-08, T. Hawthorne at ODU (5)

Had a triple-double

2-9-02, E. Schmieder vs. Delaware

Had a double-double 2-16-08, F. Elegar at Delaware (22-11)

Shot 100% FG (7 att.)

1-5-06, F. Elegar at W&M (7-7)

Shot 100% FT (5 att.) 1-16-08, T. Hawthorne vs. Ga. State (5-5)

A few Drexel players are closing in on personal and

historic milestones, including the following:

Frank Elegar

*Now has 1,254 career points, which is 16th all-time at

the school. He has 131 blocks, which places him sixth

on the all-time list at Drexel.

*Grabbed his 600th career rebound at VCU and has

647 in his career, placing him 17th all time at Drexel.

Tramayne Hawthorne

*Is now 11th place with 125 career three-pointers and

needs 15 to move into 10th place.

*Is 16th in career steals with 105 and needs two to

move all the way into 13th place.

Scott Rodgers

*Is 10 assists away from reaching 200 in his career.

Drexel has been a three-point shooting team since before

Coach Flint came back to Philadelphia. Drexel has made

at least one three-pointer in 484 games dating back to

the 1991-92 season. The last time the Dragons did not

make a three-pointer was at Vermont on Feb. 14, 1992.

The Last Time Drexel...

The Last Time a Dragon...

Milestones

Three Point Streak

Drexel’s Record vs...

CAA Schools

4-12

Atlantic Coast Conference

0-1

Atlantic Sun

1-0

Atlantic 10

0-2

Ivy League

1-0

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 2-0

Mid-American

0-1

Missouri Valley

0-1

Northeast Conference

1-0

Patriot League

2-0

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The Dragons are home for Senior Night against James

Madison on Feb. 27. It will be the last Daskalakis Athletic

Center appearance for Frank Elegar and Randy Oveneke.

The team concludes the regular season with a trip to

Long Island to face Hofstra on March 1. Hofstra defeated

Drexel in Philadelphia earlier this season. The CAA

Tournament begins in Richmond on March 7 and runs

through Monday night, March 10. The winner of the

tournament gets an automatic bid to the NCAA

Tournament.

Drexel graduated four players from last year’s team,

including three starters. Chaz Crawford was last year’s

CAA Defensive Player of the Year. He led the league in

rebounding and blocks, and is second and fifth,

respec-tively, in those categories all-time at Drexel. Bashir

Mason was the only player in CAA history to be named

to the league’s All-Defensive team four times. He had

over 1,100 career points, is second all time in steals and

third in assists at DU. Dominick Mejia started at guard

and scored over 1,000 points in his career at Drexel after

transferring from N.C. State and set the school mark for

three pointers in a season with 92. Walk-on Jake

Rauchbach was also lost to graduation. Last season’s

senior class went to the postseason three times.

The Dragons are scheduled to play 31 games this season

with the Philly Classic counting as an exempt event.

Drexel has 13 games at the DAC, including

non-confer-ence games with Bucknell and Rider. The Dragons have

already hosted Missouri Valley-power Creighton.

The Dragons played five games at the Palestra. Two

of those games are home contests (vs. Saint Joseph’s

and Temple), while two of the four Philly Hoop Group

Classic games were also held at the storied arena. Drexel

finished the year 3-2 in the historic building.

Drexel has just four non-conference road games, but

three of those were against teams that went to the

post-season (Penn, Toledo, Virginia). Florida Gulf Coast

host-ed the Dragons in its first home game as a Division I

school.

Coach Flint has had 20 of his former players go on to

play professional basketball, including eight since he

took over as the head coach at Drexel.

Chaz Crawford and Dominick Mejia are the latest

players to play professionally. Crawford is playing in

Turkey, while Mejia played in the Dominican Republic.

Phil Goss, Sean Brooks, Kenell Sanchez, Eric Schmieder,

Tim Whitworth and Robert Battle are all still active.

Drexel has also produced two NBA players. Current

New York Knick Malik Rose led Drexel to three NCAA

tournament appearances and won two NBA titles.

Michael Anderson, the school’s all-time leader in

scor-ing, played with the San Antonio Spurs for one season.

Frank Elegar

El-Ah-Gar

Randy Oveneke

Oh-ven-eh-key

Lance Feurtado

FUR-tah-doe

Yannick Formbor

YAH-neek

Kenny Tribbett

Tribet

Adrian Hynes-Guery

Hynes-Geary

New Look Dragons

Drexel has seven players who will be on the bench and

ready to contribute this season. Three freshmen have

made their collegiate debut. Jamie Harris, Gerald Colds

and Adrian Hynes-Guery are three guards brought in by

the coaching staff. Harris and Colds are from New York

City, while Hynes-Guery is a Montreal native.

Drexel will also have Yannick Formbor and Evan

Neisler in the line-up. Formbor redshirted last season,

while Neisler had to sit out last year as a transfer. He

came to the Dragons from Boston College and has three

years of eligibility remaining.

Chris Mohl, a junior, and Stuart Cameron, a

sopho-more are two new walk-on players to this year’s team.

Gone But Not Forgotten

What’s Next?

How to Say it

The Schedule

Players in the Pros

CAA Honors

Frank Elegar was named the CAA’s co-Player of the Week

on Jan. 7. Elegar averaged 27 points and 14 rebounds in

two games. He set career-highs with 33 points and 17

rebounds in the loss to Delaware. In the team’s win vs.

UNCW, Elegar had 21 points and 12 rebounds.

Freshman Gerald Colds was named the CAA Rookie

of the Week on Monday, Nov. 12. The guard from St.

Raymond’s High School poured in 18 points in his first

collegiate game in Drexel’s win at Penn. He was 6-for-9

from behind the arc. Colds followed that performance by

scoring 10 points in Drexel’s win vs. Navy.

Drexel at Home

Since Bruiser Flint took over at Drexel, the Dragons have

posted a 60-24 (.714) record in the Daskalakis Athletic

Center. Over the past five seasons, the Dragons are

43-18 in the building. Overall, Flint’s teams are 61-30 in

“home” games, which include occasional contests at the

Palestra. This year Drexel played two home games at the

Palestra. The Dragons fell to Temple in the building on

Dec. 15 and lost to Saint Joseph’s there on Dec. 31.

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Team

CAA

Overall

VCU

13-3

20-6

UNC Wilmington

11-5

18-10

George Mason

10-6

19-8

William & Mary

10-6

14-12

Old Dominion

10-6

15-13

Delaware

8-8

11-15

Northeastern

8-8

12-14

Hofstra

7-9

10-16

Towson

6-10

10-16

James Madison

4-12

11-15

Drexel

4-12

11-17

Georgia State

4-12

7-19

CAA Standings (as of 2/22)

Feb. 23

Loyola (Ill.) at William & Mary

1:00

Hofstra at Iona

2:00

Morehead State at James Madison

2:00

Northeastern at Holy Cross

4:00

High Point at Towson

4:00

Fairfield at Drexel

4:00

Bucknell at Old Dominion

7:00

Delaware at Toledo

7:00

Georgia State at Jacksonville State

8:00

Vermont at UNC Wilmington

TBA

VCU at Akron

TBA

George Mason at Ohio

TBA

Feb. 27

Hofstra at Delaware*

7:00

Towson at Georgia State*

7:30

Northeastern at Old Dominion*

7:00

UNC Wilmington at VCU*

7:00

James Madison at Drexel*

7:30

William & Mary at George Mason*

9:00

Upcoming CAA

Games

Daskalakis Athletic Center

6-6

Palestra

3-2

Road

3-9

Neutral Site

2-0

Leading at Halftime

8-3

Trailing at Halftime

3-12

Tied at Halftime

0-1

Drexel shoots 50% or better

3-0

Drexel shoots 40%-49%

7-7

Drexel shoots under 40%

1-10

Opponents shoot 50% or better

0-6

Opponents shoot 41%-49%

2-6

Opponents shoot 40% or less

9-5

Drexel scores 80 or more

1-0

Drexel scores 70-80 points

3-2

Drexel scores 60-70 points

4-3

Drexel scores less than 60 points

3-12

Opponents score 80 or more

0-2

Opponents score between 71-80

0-7

Opponents score 61-70

2-6

Opponents score 60 or less

9-2

Drexel outrebounds opponent

6-3

Rebounding is even

1-2

Drexel gets outrebounded

4-12

In games decided by five or less

2-3

In overtime

1-2

Trends

Three-Pointers a Key

While Frank Elegar has proved to be a consistent player in the

post for Coach Flint, the Dragons have yet to get consistency

shooting from behind the three-point stripe. When the Dragons

shoot well from deep, they usually win the game. When they

don’t, they have come up on the wrong side of the scoreboard.

This season, Drexel is 8-2 when it shoots 34 percent or better

from long range. When they make seven or more

three-point-ers, they have just one loss (5-1). When the Dragons shoot less

than 34 percent from behind the arc, they are just 3-15.

CAA Rankings

Team Rank (as of 2/21)

Statistic

CAA Rank

Number

Scoring

12th

60.1 Scoring Defense

6th

65.0 Scoring Margin

11th

-4.9

FT Percentage

11th

.640

FG Percentage

10th

.409

FG% Defense

5th

.420

3FG Percentage

10th

.313

3FG Per Game

11th

5.18 Rebounding

7th

33.6 Blocks

6th

3.25 Assists

8th

12.71 Steals

5th

7.07 Top 15 Individual Rank (as of 2/21)

Statistic

Player

Scoring

Frank Elegar

10th

14.9 Rebounding

Frank Elegar

4th

8.1 FG Pct.

Frank Elegar

3rd

.579

Steals

Tramayne Hawthorne

3rd

1.93 Scott Rodgers

10th

1.57 3-Pt. %

Tramayne Hawthorne

13th

.351

3-Pt./Game

Tramayne Hawthorne

3rd

2.57 Assists

Tramayne Hawthorne

11th

3.14 Scott Rodgers

15th

2.75 Blocks

Frank Elegar

2nd

1.96 A/TO Ratio

Tramayne Hawthorne

5th

1.83 Off. Reb.

Frank Elegar

12th

2.04 Randy Oveneke

14th

1.93 Def. Reb.

Frank Elegar

4th

6.11 When Drexel Shoots 34% From Behind the Arc (8-2)

Opponent

3FG-FGA

3-Pt. %

Result

at Penn

10-20

.500

W

at Fla. Gulf Coast 12-26

.462

W

Robert Morris

7-14

.500

W

Loyola (Md.)

4-10

.400

W

Bucknell

8-19

.421

W

UNCW

5-14

.357

W

Georgia State

5-14

.357

W

at VCU

5-13

.385

L

George Mason

8-21

.381

L

at Delaware

5-7

.714

W

When Drexel Shoots Under 30% From Behind the Arc (1-10)

Opponent

3FG-FGA

3-Pt. %

Result

at George Mason 2-12

.167

L

at Toledo

1-15

.067

L

Temple

2-10

.200

L

Saint Joseph’s

2-20

.100

L

Delaware

2-11

.182

L

at Northeastern 5-26

.192

L

at Towson

5-20

.200

L

Hofstra

4-15

.267

L

William & Mary

4-16

.250

L

at Georgia State 5-19

.263

L

Northeastern

5-17

.294

L

Towson

4-14

.286

W

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The Big Man in the Middle

Frank Elegar was named a Preseason First Team All-CAA

selec-tion. The senior, who sat out the Northeastern game with back

spasms, had double-doubles in six of his last 14 games and

has nine this season. On Jan. 5, Elegar recorded career-highs

with 33 points and 17 rebounds against Delaware despite

mak-ing just seven of 17 free throws. In the rematch against the

Hens, he had 22 points and 11 boards in the Dragons’ win (he

was 10-for-14 from the floor). Elegar had 29 points and 11

rebounds in a losing effort at Towson on Jan. 12. Earlier this

year, he had a 24-point, 14-rebound performance vs. Navy.

Elegar, a native of the Bronx, had a big game at No. 23 Virginia

with 23 points and was 8-for-14 from the floor.

Elegar was named the MVP in the Liberty Bracket of the Philly

Hoop Group Classic, scoring 21 points in 21 minutes as the

Dragons defeated Loyola (Md.) in the championship game. He

is third in the CAA in FG percentage at .579. He is also fourth

in the CAA in rebounding (8.1), 10th in scoring (14.9) and is

second in blocks per game.

Changing of the Guard

With the graduation of Bashir Mason and Dominick Mejia,

Tramayne Hawthorne is emerging as the leader in the

back-court. The junior, one of the top perimeter defenders in the

CAA, was also one of the top long-range shooters in the

CAA a year ago. Hawthorne nailed five three-pointers in

games against Mason (2/7), Georgia State (Jan. 30) and at

Old Dominion (2/14). In the first meeting against the

Panthers, he snapped out of a slump by pouring in a

career-best 23 points, including 16 in the second half. It eclipsed

his old mark of 22 points he set at Florida Gulf Coast. He is

second on the team in scoring at 11.4 points per game.

Hawthorne leads the Dragons in assists (88), in steals (54)

and is second in minutes played. Hawthorne has 72

three-pointers on the season and is now 11th on Drexel’s career

three-point list. He has scored at least 10 points in 17

games this season. Hawthorne also has 105 career steals

which places him 16th all-time at Drexel.

Hawthorne’s top scoring performances in 2007-08

Date

Opponent

Points

3-Pt. Asts.

Steals.

11/14 at FGCU

22 5-12 6

4 1/16

Georgia St.

23 4-9

1

0 2/14

at ODU

21 5-15 4

4 11/11 Navy

19 3-6

6

4 11/9

at Penn

18 4-10 4

3 1/30

at Georgia St.

17 5-10 3

0 2/7

George Mason

17 5-11 2

2 Dragon “D”

Dragon “D”

Coach Flint’s teams have been known for their defense over

the years. However, the Dragons lost two of the best defenders

the school has had in recent memory with the graduation of

Chaz Crawford and Bashir Mason. During the 2006-07 season,

the Dragons led the CAA in field-goal percentage defense at

.402 and were second in scoring defense at 60.6. Crawford was

the CAA’s Defensive Player of the Year and Mason was named

to the CAA All-Defensive Team for a record fourth time.

The defense played well early in the season and has

start-ed to play better as of last. Entering today’s game, the defense

is holding opponents to .420 shooting from the floor, the sixth

lowest total in the CAA. Drexel has held its opponent to under

42 percent shooting in five of the last six games.

When Drexel Holds Opponents to 40% Shooting or Less

(9-5)

Opponent

FG%

Pts.

Result

at Penn (11/9)

.313

59 W )ot)

Navy (11/12)

.366

70 W

at Florida GC (11/14)

.400

58 W

at Virginia (11/20)

.383

72 L

vs. Robert Morris (11/23)

.296

40 W

vs. Loyola (11/24)

.304

52 W

Bucknell (12/22)

.340

53 W

Delaware (1/5)

.400

67 L

Georgia State (1/16)

.382

51 W

Northeastern (2/2)

.396

63 L

Towson (2/9)

.315

51 W

at Old Dominion (2/14)

.400

71 L (2ot)

at Delaware (2/16)

.396

60 W

at William & Mary (2/20)

.348

57 L

Freshman Class

The Dragons' freshmen are making an immediate contribution

in their first year. Jamie Harris, from Wings Academy in New

York, has played in every game for Coach Flint. Harris has 41

assists, 18 steals and averages 2.3 points per contest. Gerald

Colds, a St. Raymond’s product, provides offense off the

bench. Colds, who was named the CAA Rookie of the Week

ear-lier in the year, is shooting 32 percent from long range. He is

also fourth on the team in scoring at 6.8 points per game.

Adrian Hynes-Guery, Drexel’s other rookie, came off the bench

in eight games this season before being injured. He is out

indefinitely with a wrist injury.

Elegar’s Career Double-Doubles (16)

2007-08 (9)

Opponent

Pts.

Reb.

at Delaware (2/16)

22

11 William & Mary (1/23)

24

15 Hofstra (1/19)

23

13 at Towson (1/12)

29

11 Delaware (1/5)

33

17 UNCW (1/2)

21

11 Temple (12/15)

18

12 Navy (11/11)

24

14 at Penn (11/9)

14

11 2006-07 (3)

at Syracuse (12/19)

27

10 at Villanova (12/9)

14

11 at Saint Joseph’s (12/2)

23

13 2005-06 (4)

Ball State (2/18)

10

11 La Salle (12/3)

18

13 Saint Joseph’s (11/29)

13

10 at Penn (11/26)

17

10

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*A CAA Preseason First Team Selection

*Has scored at least 20 points on nine occasions

*Had career-highs of 33 points and 17 rebounds vs. Delaware

*Leads the team in scoring (14.8), rebounding (8.1), field-goal percentage (.579) and blocks (53)

*Played for the U.S. Virgin Islands National Team this summer in the Pan American Games and the FIBA

Championships against the USA Senior National Team in Las Vegas

Had a double-double in six of the last 14 games he has played in and has nine this year...scored 22 points on

10-for-14 shooting with 11 boards at Delaware...had 12 points with nine rebounds and six blocks at

ODU...tallied 24 points on 8-for-12 shooting and had 15 rebounds vs. William & Mary...had 23 points and 12

rebounds vs. Hofstra...poured in 29 points with 11 rebounds at Towson...named CAA co-Player of the Week

after recording his 33-point, 17-rebound performance vs. Delaware...earlier in the week scored 21 points and

11 rebounds vs. UNCW...went to the line a career-high 20 times in the game and made 13...shot 6-for-6 from

the floor and had 17 points and eight rebounds vs. Saint Joseph’s...had 16 points, all in the second half, and

was 8-for-8 from the line in the win vs. Bucknell...had 18 points and 12 rebounds vs. Temple...named the

MVP of the Liberty Bracket of the Philly Hoop Group Classic scoring 21 points in 21 minutes on 8-for-14

shooting vs. Loyola (Md.)...grabbed 10 rebounds and had a six blocks vs. Robert Morris in the

tournament...tallied 24 points and 14 rebounds vs. Navy...scored 14 points and had 11 rebounds as Drexel

beat Penn for the first time since 2002...has scored in double figures 18 times...now has 16 career

double-doubles...begins play tonight 16th on the all-time scoring list at Drexel with 1,254 career points...also has

647 career rebounds and 131 career rejections.

Frank Elegar Game-By-Game

Opp.

Min

FG

3’s

FT

O-D

Reb

F

A

TO

B

S

Pts.

at Penn

42 4-7

0-0

6-11

2-9

11

4

1

4

3

14 Navy

31 6-9

0-0

12-15

4-10

14

3

2

3

4

1

24 at FGCU

16 4-5

0-0

1-2

1-4

5

4

0

4

0

1

9 at Virginia

31 8-14

0-0

7-11

0-3

3

4

2

3

1

23 vs. RMU

23 2-5

0-0

1-5

2-8

10

4

1

3

6

1

5 vs. Loyola

21 8-14

0-0

5-6

0-6

6

4

0

1

0

21 at Mason

17 0-1

0-0

0-2

2

0

1

0

0 Creighton

22 4-5

0-0

1-3

0-1

1

5

0

2

0

9 at Toledo

23 6-7

0-0

4-4

8

4

1

3

0

3

12 Temple

33 6-17

0-0

6-6

4-8

12

2

1

2

18 Bucknell

25 4-4

0-0

8-8

0-4

4

1

0

16 Rider

36 3-6

0-0

3-4

3-7

10

2

3

1

9 Saint Joseph’s 29

6-6

0-0

5-7

2-6

8

4

0

1

0

17 UNCW

36 4-13

0-0

13-20

2-9

11

1

0

2

1

21 Delaware

38 13-21 0-0

7-17

5-12

17

5

1

4

0

33 at N’eastern

20 0-3

0-0

2-2

4

2

0

3

0

2 at Towson

38 9-15

0-0

11-15

2-9

11

3

2

0

2

29 Georgia St.

32 5-7

0-0

4-4

0-6

6

4

0

5

4

2

14 Hofstra

38 8-19

0-0

7-12

5-8

13

3

2

6

3

1

23 W&M

43 8-12

0-0

8-10

6-9

15

2

3

4

2

4

24 at VCU

24 3-6

0-0

5-7

2-3

5

2

0

1

0

11 at Georgia St.

21 2-2

0-0

3-6

0-0

0

3

2

0

1

7 Northeastern

DNP-injured

Mason

35 2-6

0-0

1-1

2-9

11

3

0

3

2

0

5 Towson

33 3-5

0-0

7-10

2-6

8

3

1

2

1

0

13 at ODU

33 4-8

0-0

4-4

1-8

9

5

1

0

6

3

12 at Delaware

40 10-14 0-0

2-4

4-7

11

2

1

2

1

22 at W&M

36 4-4

0-0

1-4

0-5

5

0

1

3

0

9 BracketBusters

James Madison

at Hofstra

F

RANK

E

LEGAR

Center

Sr., 6-9, 225

Bronx, N.Y./St. Raymond’s

#15

Career Statistics

Year

GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def

Tot Avg

PF FO Ast

TO Blk

Stl Pts Avg

2004-05 15

0

69

4.6

10 13 .769

0 0 .000

1 4 .250 12

4

16

1.1

17

0

5

3

1

21

1.4 2005-06 30 25 823 27.4 117 256 .457

0 1 .000 100 151 .662 73 130

203

6.8

95

4

23

57

38 28 334 11.1

2006-07 31 30 912 29.4 180 341 .528

0 0 .000 137 210 .652 64 144

208

6.7

93

1

22

79

37 28 497 16.0

2007-08 27 25 816 30.2 136 235 .579

0 0 .000 130 194 .670 55 165

220

8.1

82

3

28

61

53 28 402 14.9

TOTAL 103 80 2620 25.4 443 845 .524

0 1 .000 368 559 .658 204 443

647

6.3

287

8

73

202

131 85 1254 12.2

Season/Career Highs

Pts.

Season 33 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

Career 33 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

Reb.

Season 17 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

Career 17 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

Asts. Season 3 vs. Rider, 12-27-07

Career 4 vs. three opponents

St.

Season 4 vs. William & Mary, 1-23-08

Career 4 vs. William & Mary, 1-23-08

Blk.

Season 6 vs. two opponents

Career 6 vs. two opponents

FG

Season 13 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

Career 13 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

FGA

Season 21 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

Career 21 vs. Delaware, 1-5-08

FT

Season 13 vs. UNCW, 1-2-08

Career 13 vs. UNCW, 1-2-08

FTA

Season 20 vs. UNCW, 1-2-08

Career 20 vs. UNCW, 1-2-08

Min

Season 43 vs. William & Mary, 1-23-08

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*One of two Drexel seniors

*Starter at forward for Coach Flint

*Scored a career-high 18 points vs. Saint Joseph’s

*Averages 6.3 points and 5.0 rebounds per game

Only player to start every game this season...third on the team in field-goal percentage at .446 and second

in rebounding at 5.0...gave DU the lead for good at Delaware with a jumper with 1:01 to play...had eight

points and eight rebounds in win vs. Towson...scored 12 points in loss vs. Mason...grabbed a season-high 13

rebounds vs. Northeastern on Feb. 2...scored eight points and had five boards at VCU...had 11 points on

4-for-5 shooting vs. William & Mary...led the team with 11 points and seven rebounds at Northeastern...had

nine boards in win vs. UNCW...has reached double figures in scoring five times this season...scored 12 of his

career-high 18 points in the second half against Saint Joseph’s...was 5-for-6 from the field and had 10

points in the win vs. Rider...grabbed nine rebounds vs. Robert Morris in the Philly Hoop Group Classic...had

six points, five rebounds and a career-high four steals at Toledo...snared six rebounds in the loss to

Creighton...was 3-for-3 from the floor at No. 23 Virginia and had a three-pointer.

R

ANDY

O

VENEKE

Forward

Sr., 6-7, 225

Antwerpen, Belgium/Saint-Anna College

#25

Career Statistics

Year

GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def

Tot Avg

PF FO Ast

TO Blk

Stl Pts. Avg.

2004-05 13

0

96

7.4

7 14 .500

3 7 .429

0 4 .000

8

13

21

1.6

7

0

1

17

1.3 2005-06 31 25 549 17.7

32 92 .348

1 10 .100

14 21 .667 31

57

88

2.8

62

0

12

28

3

4

79

2.5 2006-07 32

2 556 17.4

34 87 .391

0 2 .000

48 60 .800 33

50

83

2.6

57

3

19

24

2 10 116

3.6 2007-08 28 28 782 27.9

70 157 .446

2 12 .167

33 54 .611 54

86

140

5.0

73

2

29

44

6 23 175

6.3 TOTAL 104 55 1983

19.1 143 350 .409

6 31 .194

95 139 .683 126 206

332

3.2

199

5

61

97

12 38 387

3.7 Season/Career Highs

Pts.

Season 18 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

Career 18 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

Reb.

Season 13 vs. Northeastern, 2-2-08

Career 14 at Princeton, 11-14-05

Asts. Season 4 at Penn, 11-9-07

Career 4 at Penn, 11-9-07

St.

Season 4 at Toledo, 12-8-07

Career 4 at Toledo, 12-8-07

Blk.

Season 1 vs. six opponents

Career 1 vs. 12 opponents

FG

Season 6 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

Career 6 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

FGA

Season 12 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

Career 12 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

3FG

Season 1 vs. two opponents

Career 1 vs. six opponents

FT

Season 6 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

Career 8 vs. Northeastern, 3-3-07

FTA

Season 8 vs. SJU, 12-31-07

Career 8 vs. two opponents

Min

Season 41 at ODU, 2-14-08

Career 41 at ODU, 2-14-08

Randy Oveneke Game-By-Game

Opp.

Min

FG

3’s

FT

O-D

Reb

F

A

TO

B

S

Pts.

at Penn

15 1-5

0-0

2-2

4

3

4

2

0

2 Navy

18 3-6

0-1

1-3

0-3

3

1

0

2

1

0

7 at FGCU

23 1-4

0-2

2-2

1-2

3

0

2

0

4 at Virginia

21 3-3

1-1

0-0

1-6

7

3

2

0

1

7 vs. RMU

29 2-5

0-0

1-4

2-7

9

2

1

0

3

5 vs. Loyola

27 1-5

0-0

2-3

0-5

5

1

3

0

1

4 at Mason

28 2-5

0-1

1-2

2-2

4

0

1

0

5 Creighton

29 1-5

0-0

1-3

3-3

6

4

2

7

0

3 at Toledo

35 3-6

0-1

0-0

4-1

5

3

2

0

4

6 Temple

18 3-6

0-0

0-2

2

1

0

6 Bucknell

28 2-9

1-3

0-0

1-2

3

1

0

3

0

5 Rider

24 5-6

0-0

1-3

4

1

0

1

0

10 Saint Joseph’s 34

6-12

0-2

6-8

1-1

2

1

2

0

1

18 UNCW

21 2-8

0-0

6-3

9

3

2

0

4 Delaware

23 2-3

0-0

0

4

1

0

1

4 at N’eastern

33 4-7

0-0

3-6

4-3

7

4

1

0

3

11 at Towson

32 1-2

0-0

2-2

4

2

1

0

2 Georgia St.

29 0-2

0-0

1-3

4

3

1

0

1

0 Hofstra

24 2-4

0-0

0-1

2-2

4

2

1

0

2

4 W&M

39 4-5

0-0

3-6

2-2

4

1

0

1

0

2

11 at VCU

32 4-6

0-0

2-3

5

3

1

0

8 at Georgia St.

26 2-5

0-0

3-5

4-2

6

5

1

0

7 Northeastern

34 2-7

0-0

2-3

5-8

13

3

0

1

0

6 Mason

31 4-7

0-1

4-4

0-3

3

4

0

1

12 Towson

25 3-7

0-0

2-2

4-4

8

4

0

1

0

8 at ODU

41 4-10

0-0

1-4

5

1

3

1

0

8 at Delaware

18 1-3

0-0

2-2

4

2

0

2

0

1

2 at W&M

33 2-4

0-0

2-2

1-6

7

4

2

0

2

6 BracketBusters

James Madison

at Hofstra

(11)

*Leads the team in assists and is third in the CAA in steals

*Second on the club with 11.4 points per game

*Reached double figures in scoring 17 times

*Scored a career-high 23 points and made four three-pointers in win vs. Georgia State

One of the top perimeter defenders in the CAA...had a career-high six steals at home vs. William &

Mary...leads the team with 72 three-pointers and is 11th all-time at Drexel in that category...has made at least

three pointers 15 times this year...leads the team in assists (88) and in steals (54)...has made 39

three-pointers in his last 11 games (39-for-87, .448)...drained four three-three-pointers at William & Mary and finished

with 14 points...was 3-for-5 from deep and had 11 points at Delaware...scored 21 points and had seven

rebounds and four steals at ODU...was 3-for-4 from deep and had 13 points in win vs. Towson...had five treys

and 17 points at Georgia State and vs. Mason...just two weeks earlier had 23 points on 7-for-12 shooting

(4-for-9 from deep) vs. the Panthers...followed that with 13 points, six assists and three steals in loss to

Hofstra...scored 22 points, six assists and four steals at Florida Gulf Coast...scored 18 points in his first

colle-giate start vs. Penn and added 19 points and four steals in the win vs. Navy...averaging 3.1 assists and 32.9

minutes per game...has handed out at least four assists 11 times.

T

RAMAYNE

H

AWTHORNE

Guard

Jr., 6-0, 180

Steelton, Pa./Steelton-Highspire

#0

Career Statistics

Year

GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def

Tot Avg

PF FO Ast

TO Blk

Stl Pts Avg.

2005-06 20

0 121

6.1

10 27 .370

4 20 .200

6 11 .545

5

15

20

1.0

12

0

10

6

0

8

30

1.5 2006-07 32

0 813 25.4

77 186 .414

49 119 .412

32 48 .667 26

57

83

2.6

62

0

56

38

4 43 235

7.3 2007-08 28 20 920 32.9 111 284 .391

72 205 .351

25 37 .676 21

63

84

3.0

51

0

88

48

2 54 319 11.4

TOTAL 80 20 1854 23.2 198 497 .398 125 344 .363

63 96 .656 52 135

187

2.3

125 0 154

92

6 105 584

7.3 Season/Career Highs

Pts.

Season 23 vs. Georgia St., 1-16-08

Career 23 vs. Georgia St., 1-16-08

Reb.

Season 7 at ODU, 2-14-08

Career 8 at Hofstra, 2-8-07

Asts. Season 6 vs. three opponents

Career 6 vs. three opponents

St.

Season 6 vs. W&M, 1-23-08

Career 6 vs. W&M, 1-23-08

Blk.

Season 1 vs. two opponents

Career 1 vs. six opponents

FG

Season 8 vs. two opponents

Career 8 vs. two opponents

FGA

Season 21 at ODU, 2-14-08

Career 21 at ODU, 2-14-08

3FG

Season 5 vs. five opponents

Career 5 vs. five opponents

FT

Season 5 vs. Georgia St., 1-16-08

Career 5 vs. two opponents

FTA

Season 5 vs. Georgia St., 1-16-08

Career 6 vs. three opponents

Min

Season 46 at ODU, 2-14-08

Career 46 at ODU, 2-14-08

Tramayne Hawthorne Game-By-Game

Opp.

Min

FG

3’s

FT

O-D

Reb

F

A

TO

B

S

Pts.

at Penn

41 6-12

4-10

2-2

0-5

5

3

4

3

0

3

18 Navy

34 7-12

3-6

2-3

0-3

3

1

3

1

0

4

19 at FGCU

35 8-15

5-12

1-2

0-1

1

6

4

0

4

22 at Virginia

34 4-12

2-8

0-0

1-2

3

1

3

1

10 vs. RMU

32 4-8

3-7

0-0

1-4

5

1

5

3

0

11 vs. Loyola

39 3-9

1-4

0-0

1-1

2

1

5

2

0

2

7 at Mason

37 5-12

0-1

1-2

2-2

4

0

1

0

11 Creighton

37 4-12

3-11

1-3

0-5

5

2

0

3

0

1

12 at Toledo

35 2-13

0-7

2-2

0-0

0

1

2

0

1

6 Temple

9 1-1

0-0

0-1

1

3

4

1

0

2

2 Bucknell

26 1-3

1-3

0-0

0-1

1

3

4

1

0

1

3 Rider

27 5-12

5-12

0-1

1-5

6

2

6

1

0

1

15 Saint Joseph’s 30

1-10

1-8

0-0

0-3

3

2

0

2

3 UNCW

35 2-8

1-6

2-2

3-2

5

4

2

0

4

7 Delaware

34 1-10

0-7

1-2

0-1

1

3

1

0

3

3 at N’eastern

19 1-5

1-4

0-0

2-1

3

1

2

3

0

1

3 at Towson

28 2-10

2-8

2-4

2-1

3

4

3

1

0

2

8 Georgia St.

33 7-12

4-9

5-5

0-2

2

1

0

23 Hofstra

36 4-8

4-7

1-2

0-3

3

2

6

0

3

13 W&M

41 3-11

1-8

2-2

1-1

2

4

1

0

6

9 at VCU

28 3-7

3-7

0-0

0-1

1

3

0

9 at Georgia St.

36 6-12

5-10

0-0

2-2

4

2

3

2

0

17 Northeastern

36 4-7

2-4

2-3

5

0

1

0

3

12 Mason

37 6-14

5-11

0-0

2-1

3

1

2

3

1

2

17 Towson

29 4-5

3-4

2-4

0-3

3

4

2

0

1

13 at ODU

46 8-21

5-15

0-0

1-6

7

1

4

1

0

4

21 at Delaware

29 4-11

3-5

0-0

1-3

4

3

2

0

2

11 at W&M

37 5-12

4-7

0-0

0-2

2

0

1

3

0

2

14 BracketBusters

James Madison

at Hofstra