The Jim Janis Legacy.....

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-08-2007, 02:16 PM

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Ospreys Stun Hatters
North Florida Wins on Williams Putback

Rashad Williams with the putback with 3.5 seconds left.

1/18/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – Rashad Williams has been a rebounding force for North Florida this season. On Thursday night, the senior from Macon, Georgia showed some unexpected offense including a game-winning putback with 3.5 seconds left as North Florida stunned Stetson 75-74.

Williams finished with a game high 20 points and 15 rebounds for North Florida (6-9,4-4).

It was a back-and-forth game from the start with the Ospreys leading just 40-37 at the break. North Florida would open up a 12 point lead early in the second half at 52-40, but a Hatter run cut the defecit to 56-55 and the game was back and forth the rest of the way.

Stetson would finally take the lead on a three-pointer with just 35.9 seconds left, 74-73. North Florida moved the ball down the court and Chris Timberlake drove the lane and put up a wild shot that was rebounded by Rashad Williams. Williams went up strong with a thunderous two-handed dunk to put the Ospreys up 75-74 with 3.5 second left. Stetson inbounded the ball and threw up a prayer from about 60 feet that bounced off the backboard.

The Ospreys and Hatters both shot 44% from the floor but Stetson held a 45-30 rebounding advantage.

North Florida will host Mercer (10-6,6-2) on Saturday evening.

North Florida 75, Stetson 74

Player of the Game: Rashad Williams (UNF) 20 points, 15 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
Rashad Williams – 20 points, 15 rebounds
Chris Timberlake – 16 points

Stetson Hatters:
Garfield Blair – 14 points, 13 rebounds
Collins Okafor – 12 points, 10 rebounds
Kris Thomas - 6 points, 5 assists

Record: (6-9,4-4)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-08-2007, 08:17 PM

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Ospreys Trap Bears
North Florida Beats Up Mercer

Chris Timberlake drives to the hoop.

1/20/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The North Florida Ospreys closed out their two game homestand in style on Saturday night as they upset the Mercer Bears (10-7,6-3) in a defensive struggle, 60-47. Chris Timberlake scored a game high 17 points as the Ospreys improved to (7-9,5-4).

North Florida took a surprising early lead on some hot shooting. They jumped out to an 11-2 lead and led 31-22 at the break. They held Mercer to just 33% shooting in th efirst half.

The Bears would close the gap early in the second half to within 4, but would never get any closer. Mercer was 0 for 8 from three point range while North Florida was 7 for 22 (32%). The Bears outrebounded the Ospreys 40-30 but committed 11 turnovers while North Florida committed a season low three turnovers.

Arnold Henry, a junior from Indianapolis, left the game in the second half with a sprained knee. His status for Thursdays night’s game at Campbell is unknown.

The Ospreys will travel to Buies Creek, South Carolina to begin a four game road trip next Thursday as they take on Campbell (7-8,5-3). The Fighting Camels defeated the Ospreys 73-69 on January 2 at UNF Arena.

North Florida 60, Mercer 47

Player of the Game: Chris Timberlake (UNF) 17 points

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 17 points
Jonson Yousefzadeh – 14 points, 4/8 3pt
Germaine Sparkes – 11 points, 7 rebounds
Aaron Caruthers – 7 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals

Mercer Bears:
Sam Dolan – 11 points, 8 rebounds
Isaac Gordon – 6 points, 5 rebounds

Record: (7-9,5-4)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-08-2007, 09:04 PM

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Conference Standings
Through January 24th

Code:

[b][u]Team               W   L   PCT   W   L   PCT[/u][/b]
.
Kennesaw State     8   2  .800  12   9  .571
Lipscomb           7   3  .700  11   9  .549
Mercer             6   3  .666  11   7  .611
Campbell           5   3  .625   7   8  .466
[b][color=blue]North Florida      5   4  .555   7   9  .437[/color][/b][color=blue][/color]
Belmont            5   5  .500  10  10  .500
Jacksonville       4   6  .400   6  12  .333
East Tennessee St. 3   7  .300   6  13  .315
Gardner-Webb       2   7  .222   4  14  .222
Stetson            2   7  .222   4  14  .222
.
.

Conference RPI: 30

Atlantic Sun Leaders:

SCORING:
1. Eric Smith (Campbell) 20.4
2. Boomer Herndon (Belmont) 20.2
3. Brian Fisk (Lipscomb) 16.7

REBOUNDS:
1. Oldapo Fagbenie (Campbell) 11.6
2. Boomer Herndon (Belmont) 10.6
3. Brad Nuckles (ETSU) 9.8

ASSISTS:
1. James Florence (Mercer) 7.6
2. Golden Ingle (Kennesaw State) 7.6
3. Ledell Eackles (ETSU) 6.8

Top 25:

1. Memphis (18-1)
2. North Carolina (17-3)
3. Kansas (16-3)
4. LSU (17-2)
5. Ohio State (16-4)
6. Michigan (17-4)
7. Georgetown (15-4)
8. Pittsburgh (16-5)
9. UCLA (14-5)
10. Georgia (15-3)
11. Alabama (13-5)
12. Syracuse (14-6)
13. Neveda (15-4)
14. Georgia Tech (13-4)
15. Florida (13-7)
16. Massachusetts (17-3)
17. Oklahoma State (15-5)
18. Marquette (14-4)
19. Western Kentucky (17-5)
20. Arizona (12-7)
21. Virginia Tech (15-4)
22. Old Dominion (15-5)
23. Missouri State (14-5)
24. Boston College (13-6)
25. Hofstra (14-4)

Mid-Major Top 10:
1. Neveda (15-4)
2. Western Kentucky (17-5)
3. Old Dominion (15-5)
4. Missouri State (14-5)
5. Hofstra (14-4)
6. Hawaii (12-6)
7. New Mexico State (11-6)
8. UNC Greensboro (15-4)
9. Boise State (11-8)
10. Pennsylvania (9-7)

Atlantic Sun RPI Rankings:
174. Lipscomb (11-9)
199. Kennesaw State (12-9)
237. Mercer (11-7)
257. Belmont (10-10)
277. Campbell (7-8)
278. Gardner-Webb (4-14)
282. North Florida (7-9)
298. Jacksonville (6-12)
322. East Tennessee State (6-13)
333. Stetson (4-14)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-08-2007, 10:59 PM

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Fighting Camels Win in Overtime
North Florida Plays Tough on the Road.

Chris Timberlake with an drive to the hoop.

1/25/07
Buies Creek, NC (AP) – The North Florida Ospreys suffered their second heart-wrenching loss of the season at the hands of the Campbell Fighting Camels on Thursday evening with a 69-63 overtime loss at a racous Carter Gymnasium.

Jonathan Rodriguez got fouled by James Grimball with 3.3 second left in regulation and Campbell down by 1. He calmly nailed the first, but missed the second to force overtime.

In the overtime, Eric Smith took over, scoring 8 of his game high 18 points in the extra session to help the Fighting Camels improve to (8-8,6-3).

Neither team shot the ball well. They both shot just 30% from the floor. North Florida went 6 for 25 (24%) from beyond the arc while the Camels were just 2 of 12 (17%). The difference in this one was at the free throw line where Campbell went to the line 24 more times than North Florida. They shot 75% from the line (21 of 28) which ended up being the difference in this one.

“How is there that type of discrepancy in free throws!?” asked an exasperated Coach Janis afterwards. “Our guys played a great game and they just did not get any calls. I guess that is what happens on the road. I am sure I will be paying for that comment.”

The Ospreys will continue their road trip on Saturday evening when they travel to Paul Porter Arena in Boiling Springs, North Carolina to take on Gardner-Webb (4-14,2-7). The Ospreys defeated the Bulldogs 68-64 on January 4th in Jacksonville.

Campbell 69, North Florida 63 (OT)

Player of the Game: Oldapo Fagbenle (Campbell) 9 points, 11 rebounds, 8 blocks

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 13 points, 3 rebounds
Germaine Sparkes – 12 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
Cortez Riley – 11 points, 3/4 3pt
Rashad Williams – 6 points, 12 rebounds

Campbell Fighting Camels:
Eric Smith – 18 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists
Reggie Bishop – 15 points, 4 rebounds
Oldapo Fagbenle – 9 points, 11 rebounds, 8 blocks
Jonathan Rodriguez – 15 rebounds

Record: (7-10,5-5)

**skitch** · 02-08-2007, 11:14 PM

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Everything about this is fantastic, man.

Keep it up!

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-09-2007, 07:54 AM

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Originally posted by Kredit

Everything about this is fantastic, man.

Keep it up!

Thanks for checking in. I am loving this and I am surprised at how decent this team is. Timberlake is the man but Sparkes has his moments and Williams is a monster on the boards. Its too bad that we lose Williams to graduation. I am looking to bring in a couple of rebounders that can play defense.

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-10-2007, 01:46 PM

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Ospreys Defeat Bulldogs
North Florida Has Won Six of Their Last Eight.

Chris Timberlake comes off of a screen and nails a three.

1/27/07 sat
Bolling Springs, NC (AP) – North Florida is on a roll in Atlantic Sun play as of late and Saturday evening was no different as the Ospreys dismantled Gardner-Webb 70-58 at Paul Porter Arena. The Ospreys have climbed back above .500 in A-Sun action and sit at (8-10,6-5).

The Bulldogs trailed by five at the break (33-28) and could never get over the hump in the second half. The closest they got after halftime was 47-43 with just 10:05 left in the game.

Chris Timberlake led all scorers with 18 points, including hitiing four of five from beyond the arc. Freshman Germain Sparkes chipped in 12 despite shooting just 6 of 18 from the field. Rahsad Williams continued to be aggresive on the boards pulling down 10 rebounds.

Gardner-Webb was led by Jake Sims who tossed in 16 points and pulled down seven boards. Takayo Siddle had a rough game missing all twelve of his shots from the field, but he did add two free throws and 6 assists. The Bulldogs shot 35% from the floor but just 21% from beyond the arc.

North Florida shot 40% from the field and outrebounded the Bulldogs 46-43.

The Ospreys will travel to Savannah, Georgia for a non-conference game on Tuesday evening against the independent Savannah State Tigers (3-17).

North Florida 70, Gardner-Webb 58

Player of the Game: Chris Timberlake (UNF) 18 points, 4 rebounds, 4 steals

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 18 points, 4/5 3pt, 4 rebounds, 4 steals
Germaine Sparkes – 12 points, 2 rebounds
Galio Cham – 9 points, 8 rebounds
Rashad Williams – 8 points, 10 rebounds
James Grimball – 6 points, 7 rebounds

Gardner-Webb Bulldogs:
Jake Sims – 16 points, 7 rebounds
Ricky McPhee – 13 points
Takayo Siddle – 2 points, 0/12 shooting, 6 assists
Clint Graham – 10 rebounds

Record: (8-10,6-5)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-11-2007, 11:38 AM

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Ospreys Tame Tigers
North Florida Wins at Savannah State

Rashad Williams pulls down one of his ten rebounds.

1/30/07
Savannah, GA (AP) – The North Florida Ospreys stepped out of conference on Tuesday evening as they traveled to Savannah, Georgia to take on the Savannah State Tigers. The Tigers (4-17) were pesky and stayed close for a half before the Ospreys pulled away for a 65-49 win.

Chris Timberlake led the way for North Florida with 17 points and 3 assists. Rashad Williams added 12 points and 10 rebounds and James Grimball chipped in 10 rebounds.

Javon Randolph scored 15 for the Tigers and Chauncey Shaw pulled down 16 boards in the losing effort.

The Ospreys shot 39% from the floor, but just 33% from the line (3 of 9). Savannah State shot 32% from the floor and outrebounded North Florida 46-45.

Up next for the Ospreys is a trip to cross-town rival Jacksonville (7-12,5-6) on Saturday afternoon.

North Florida 65, Savannah State 49

Player of the Game: Rashad Williams (UNF) 12 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 17 points, 3 assists
Rashad Williams – 12 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists
Chris Riley – 10 points, 2 assists
James Grimball – 8 points, 10 rebounds, 5 steals

Savannah State Tigers:
Javon Randolph – 15 points, 4 rebounds
Lazarius Coleman – 10 points, 8 points
Joseph Flegler – 7 points, 5 assists
Chauncey Shaw – 16 rebounds

Record: (9-10,6-5)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-11-2007, 08:44 PM

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Dolphin Revenge!
Jacksonville Beats North Florida to Split Season Series

Lehomon Colbert throws down as the Dolphins upset cross-town rival North Florida.

2/03/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The Jacksonville Dolphins exacted some revenge for an early season drubbing at the hands of cross-town rival North Florida when they defeated the Ospreys 77-67 on Saturday afternoon at Swisher Gymnasium.

Corey Claitt dropped in 22 points and added five rebounds to pace the Dolphins (8-12,6-6). Jesse Kimbrough had 9 points, 7 rebounds, and 9 assists, while Tyrone Curnell added 14 points and 11 boards.

James Grimball tossed in a season high 24 points and added 8 rebounds in the losing cause. Chris Timberlake added 12 points and 6 assists.

North Florida fell behind 34-11 and trailed 49-26 at the break. The Dolphins shot 52% from the floor in the game, while North Florida shot just 31%.

Up next for the Ospreys is a return the UNF Arena on Thursday night as they host first place Kennesaw State (14-10,10-3). The Owls defeated North Florida 89-67 back on January 15th in Georgia.

Jacksonville 77, North Florida 67

Player of the Game: Corey Claitt (JU) 22 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals

North Florida Ospreys:
James Grimball – 24 points, 8/19 shooting, 8 rebounds
Chris Timberlake – 12 points, 6 assists
Rashad Williams – 10 points, 8 rebounds

Jacksonville Dolphins:
Corey Claitt – 22 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals
Tyrone Curnell 14 points, 11 rebounds
Jesse Kimbrough – 9 points, 7 rebounds, 9 assists

Record: (9-11,6-6)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-11-2007, 09:50 PM

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Shocker!
Ospreys Blow Out Conference Leader Kennesaw State

Germaine Sparkes with an electrifying dunk.

2/10/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The North Florida Ospreys returned home after a four game road trip and played their best game of the season as they shocked rival Kennesaw State 84-46. Cortez Riley led the way with 15 points as UNF outscored the Owls 48-17 in the second half.

The first half was a back and forth affair before the Ospreys closed it out on a 10-2 run to take a surprising 38-29 lead into the intermission.

The second half was all Ospreys as they opened with a 24-4 run to blow this one wide open. They split the season series with arch-rival Kennesaw State (14-11,10-4) as the Owls won big back in Kennesaw in early January.

North Florida shot a sizzling 50% from the field while holding the Owls to just 26%. The Ospreys also had a season high 16 assists and only 6 turnovers while outrebounding Kennesaw State 54-38.

Up next for the Ospreys is a home game on Saturday afternoon at 2pm against East Tennessee State (9-14,6-8).

North Florida 84, Kennesaw State 46

Player of the Game: Cortez Riley (UNF) 15 points, 3 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
Cortez Riley – 15 points, 3 assists
Chris Timberlake – 14 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists
Ian Gibson – 10 points
Arnold Henry – 10 rebounds, 4 assists

Kennesaw State Owls:
Golden Ingle – 9 points, 6 assists
Keonte Keith – 2 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals
Shuan Stegall – 13 rebounds

Record: (10-11,7-6)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-11-2007, 11:09 PM

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Bucs Edge Ospreys
ETSU Pulls Away Late

James Grimball with a monster dunk in the first half.

2/10/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The East Tennessee State Buccaneers came into Jacksonville playing well as of late. That stretch continued on Saturday afternoon as they pulled away late and upset the North Florida Ospreys 82-72. Kenyona Swader poured in 13 points while adding six rebounds and 3 assists in the victory.

The Buc (10-14,7-8) led at the break 38-34 thanks to some very good defense and horrible free-thorw shooting by North Florida. The Ospreys shot just 48% from the line (13 of 27) while the Bucs shot 71% (17 of 24). Neither team could hit from the outside either as ETSU went 1 for 7 while North Florida went 1 for 9.

In a tie game down the stretch, the Ospreys could not make a bunch of close shots and that ended up costing them the game. They blew at least five or six layups in the closing minutes with the game on the line and ETSU made their free throws.

“We need to finish. Plain and simple.” Said Coach Janis afterwards.

James Grimball led the Ospreys with 16 points while Rashad Williams had a huge game with 15 points and a career high 19 rebounds.

Up next for the Ospreys is a trip to DeLand, Florida to take on the Stetson Hatters (6-18,3-11) on Thursday evening.

East Tennessee State 82,North Florida 72

Player of the Game: Kenyona Swader (ETSU) 13 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
James Grimball – 16 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals
Rashad Williams – 15 points, 19 rebounds, 3 assists
Chris Timberlake - 10 points
Germaine Sparkes – 9 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists

East Tennessee State Buccaneers:
Travis Strong – 15 points, 3 rebounds
Kenyona Swader – 13 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists
Dequan Twilley – 10 points, 6/6 FTs, 5 assists
Brad Nuckles - 7 points, 10 rebounds

Record: (10-12,7-7)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-11-2007, 11:30 PM

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Conference Standings
Through February 14th

Code:

[b][u]Team               W   L   PCT   W   L   PCT[/u][/b]
.
Kennesaw State     11  4  .733   15  11  .576
Mercer             9   5  .642   14  9   .608
Belmont            9   6  .600   14  11  .560
Campbell           9   7  .562   11  12  .478
Lipscomb           8   7  .533   12  13  .479
[b][color=blue]North Florida      7   7  .500   10  12  .454[/color][/b][color=blue][/color]
East Tennessee St  7   8  .466   10  14  .416
Jacksonville       6   8  .428   8   14  .363
Gardner-Webb       5   11 .312   7   18  .280
Stetson            3   11 .214   6   18  .250
.
.

Conference RPI: 30

Atlantic Sun Leaders:

SCORING:
1. Boomer Herndon (Belmont) 20.1
2. Eric Smith (Campbell) 18.6
3. Brian Fisk (Lipscomb) 16.0

REBOUNDS:
1. Oldapo Fagbenle (Campbell) 12.6
2. Boomer Herndon (Belmont) 10.6
3. Brad Nuckles (ETSU) 10.5

ASSISTS:
1. Golden Ingle (Kennesaw State) 7.7
2. James Florence (Mercer) 7.2
3. Ledell Eackles (ETSU) 7.0

Top 25:
1. North Carolina (22-4)
2. Kansas (21-4)
3. Ohio State (21-5)
4. LSU (21-4)
5. Memphis (22-3)
6. Georgia Tech (19-4)
7. Marquette (18-5)
8. Pittsburgh (19-7)
9. Neveda (19-5)
10. Alabama (18-6)
11. Michigan (18-8)
12. Georgia (17-6)
13. Georgetown (18-6)
14. UCLA (17-8)
15. Arizona (15-10)
16. Virginia Tech (16-8)
17. Syracuse (17-9)
18. Oklahoma State (17-8)
19. Washington (18-7)
20. Massachusetts (19-5)
21. Texas Tech (17-7)
22. Oklahoma (15-7)
23. Tennessee (15-10)
24. Western Kentucky (21-7)
25. Virginia (14-8)

Mid-Major Top 10:
1. Neveda (19-5)
2. Western Kentucky (21-7)
3. Missouri State (19-6)
4. New Mexico State (15-7)
5. San Francisco (17-7)
6. Drake (19-7)
7. Old Dominion (19-8)
8. Hawaii (15-9)
9. UNC Greensboro (19-7)
10. High Point (17-6)

Atlantic Sun RPI Rankings:
175. Belmont (14-11)
192. Kennesaw State (15-11)
227. Lipscomb (12-13)
229. Mercer (14-9)
276. Campbell (11-12)
281. Gardner-Webb (7-18)
289. North Florida (10-12)
300. Jacksonville (8-14)
303. East Tennessee State (10-14)
330. Stetson (6-18)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-12-2007, 09:01 PM

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Hatters Shock Ospreys
Lowly Stetson Deals Blow to North Florida

Gabe McMillen hit a shot with 1.1 second left in regulation to send the game to overtime.

2/15/07
DeLand, FL (AP) – It is incredible how a season can change. Just one week ago, the North Florida Ospreys upset the top team in the Atlantic Sun when they whalloped Kennesaw State by 38 points.

On Thursday evening at the Edmunds Center, the Ospreys lost to last place Stetson, 74-72 in overtime.

Gabe McMillen was the Osprey killer as he hit a 5 footer with just 1.1 seconds left in regulation time to send the game to overtime, then he nailed a huge three pointer with 41.3 seconds left in overtime to seal it as the Hatters won for the third time in their last five.

McMillen and Mark Lohuis each chipped in 12 points for Stetson (7-18,4-11) while Jonson Yousefzadeh scored a game high 16 points on four of six shooting from beyond the arc.

This game seemed to be won in the trenches where the Hatters outrebounded North Florida 59-49 including 18-8 on the offensive glass. The 18 offensive rebounds led to 22 second chance points for Stetson.

On positive for the Ospreys was free-throw shooting. They shot 18 of 26 (69%) from the line . They are ninth in the A-Sun, shooting just 59% from the line on the year.

The Ospreys next travel to Macon for a Sunday afternoon contest with Mercer (15-9,10-5).

Stetson 74, North Florida 72 (OT)

Player of the Game: Gabe McMillen (Stetson) 12 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
Jonson Yousefzadeh – 16 points
Chris Timberlake – 12 points
Rashad Williams – 9 points, 13 rebounds, 2 assists
James Grimball – 8 points, 11 rebounds

Stetson Hatters:
Gabe McMillen – 12 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assist
Mark Lohuis – 12 points, 6 rebounds
Olivier Dupiton – 6 points, 12 rebounds, 1 assists

Record: (10-13,7-8)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-12-2007, 10:30 PM

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Lights Out!
North Florida Shoots Mercer Right Out of the Building.

Jonson Yousefzadeh in his first start, lit up the Bears.

2/18/07
Macon, GA (AP) – Ever heard of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde? If you are a follower of North Florida basketball, you are witness to it. On Sunday afternoon at the University Center in Macon, the Ospreys came up win another improbable effort as they stunned second place Mercer, 71-42. Jonson Yousefzadeh, a walk on getting his first collegiate start, dumped in 25 points, including four three pointers to to lead all scorers.

Galio Cham chipped in a season high 15 points and added 7 rebounds and North Florida (11-13,8-8) evened their conference recond and clinched a spot in the A-Sun post-season tournament.

The Ospreys jumped out to a 43-27 lead thanks to Yousefzadeh’s 22 first half points. The stunned Bears had no answer and opened the second half by not making a field goal for the first six minutes as they fell behind 53-27.

Montavious Waters, the Bears leading scorer, was held to a season low 2 points on just one of five shooting.

North Florida shot 47% from the floor while holding Mercer to just 31%. The Ospreys dished out 12 assists and turned the ball over just twice. Mercer outrebounded the Ospreys 40-34 and 15-7 on the offensive glass, but it wasn’t enough.

The Bears fell to (15-10,10-6).

North Florida returns to action next Thursday as they host Lipscomb (12-14,8-8).

North Florida 71, Mercer 42

Player of the Game: Jonson Yousefzadeh (UNF) 25 points, 4/11 3pts

North Florida Ospreys:
Jonson Yousefzadeh – 25 points (first start)
Galio Cham – 15 points, 7 rebounds
Rashad Williams – 12 points, 6 rebounds
Chris Timberlake - 9 points

Mercer Bears:
Brian Pfohl – 12 points, 9 rebounds
Shaddean Aaron – 10 points, 9 rebounds

Record: (11-13,8-8)

**bigjdotcom01** · 02-12-2007, 10:38 PM

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Conference Standings
Through February 21th

Code:

[b][u]Team               W   L   PCT   W   L   PCT[/u][/b]
.
Mercer             11  6  .647   16  10  .615
Belmont            11  6  .647   16  11  .592
Kennesaw State     11  6  .647   15  13  .535
Campbell           9   8  .529   12  13  .479
Lipscomb           8   8  .500   12  14  .461
[b][color=blue]North Florida      8   8  .500   11  13  .458[/color][/b][color=blue][/color]
East Tennessee St  8   9  .471   11  15  .423
Jacksonville       7   10 .411   9   16  .359
Gardner-Webb       6   11 .352   8   18  .307
Stetson            5   12 .294   8   19  .296
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.

Conference RPI: 30

Remaining Schedule:
Belmont – 2/24 @ North Florida
Kennesaw State – 2/24 vs. Stetson
Mercer – 2/24 @ East Tennessee State

The top eight teams qualify for the post-season tournament in New Orleans.

The Jim Janis Legacy.....

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