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2007-08 Schedule

11/15/07 - @ Miami(FL)
11/17/07 – NOFOLK STATE
11/18/07 – @ Missouri
11/24/07 – @ SMU

12/03/07 – @ Florida State
12/06/07 – EAST TENNESSEE STATE
12/08/07 – CAMPBELL
12/11/07 – VIRGINIA TECH
12/22/07 - @ #24 Clemson
12/26/07 - @ #21 Tennessee
12/29/07 - @ Florida International

01/08/08 - @ Jacksonville
01/13/08 – @ Belmont
01/15/08 - @ Mercer
01/19/08 – KENNESAW STATE
01/21/08 - LIPSCOMB
01/24/08 – @ Gardner-Webb
01/26/08 – @ Stetson

02/02/08 - JACKSONVILLE
02/07/08 - MERCER
02/09/08 - BELMONT
02/14/08 - @ Lipscomb
02/16/08 – @ Kennesaw State
02/19/08 – @ Florida Atlantic
02/21/08 – GARDNER-WEBB
02/24/08 - STETSON
02/28/08 – @ Campbell
03/01/08 - @ East Tennessee State

The Bulls 2007-08 schedule is highlighted a home game against Virginia Tech on December 11th and a two game road trip at #24 Clemson and #21 Tennessee on December 22nd and 26th. The Ospreys will also play in-state rivals Miami, Florida State, Florida International and Florida Atlantic.

Prediction: This team is better than last year’s but the schedule is tougher. A finish in the top half of the A-Sun should be the goal.

(13-15, 10-8)

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COACHES Poll

Rnk Team

1. Kansas
2. UCLA
3. North Carolina
4. Georgia Tech
5. Duke
6. Syracuse
7. Memphis
8. Ohio State
9. Kentucky
10. Washington
11. Arizona
12. Louisville
13. Connecticut
14. Marquette
15. Texas
16. LSU
17. Oregon
18. Georgetown
19. Providence
20. Wisconsin
21. Tennessee
22. Oklahoma State
23. DePaul
24. Clemson
25. Boston College

Pre-Season All-Americans
1st Team
PG – Russell Robinson – Kansas
SG – Gabe Pruitt – USC
SF – Rahson Clark – Iowa State
PF - Brandan Wright – North Carolina
C – Aleks Maric – Nebraska

2nd Team
PG – Taureen Green - Florida
SG – Aaron Affialo - UCLA
SF – Marcus Williams - Arizona
PF – Josh McRoberts - Duke
C – Randall Hanke - Providence

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2007-08 Season: Game #1

Ospreys Open With Loss
Miami Too Much For North Florida


James Graham with a monsterous dunk for the Hurricanes.

11/15/07
Coral Gables, FL (AP) – The North Florida Ospreys opened up the 2007-08 season against the University of Miami on Thursday evening at the Convocation Center. The Hurricanes proved to be too much in the end as they pulled away for a 66-53 victory. Ray Hicks led the Hurricanes with 12 points and nine boards.

Miami led throughout but the Ospreys kept it close. The Hurricanes did not have a larger lead than eight points until the final minute in this one. The Ospreys trailed 30-23 at the break and got as close as 50-46, but just could not handle the bigger inside game of Miami in the end.

The Hurricanes helped themselves from the charity stripe, especially down the stretch as they hit 14 of 15 free throws in the contest. They also shot 41% from the floor and dominated on the glass outrebounding the Ospreys 48-30.

Junior transfer Tom Hammonds led UNF with 10 points, but was just 3 of 11 from the floor. Chris Timberlake chipped in nine points and another transfer, Stan Januska added eight points in the loss. Freshman Nouha Fisher led the Ospreys with seven rebounds.

The Ospreys struggled from the field shooting just 33% and were only 1 of 15 from beyond the arc.

Up next for North Florida (0-1) is the home opener on Saturday against Norfolk State.

Miami(FL) 66, North Florida 53

Player of the Game: Raymond Hicks (Miami) 12 points, 9 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
Tom Hammonds – 10 points
Chris Timberlake – 9 points, 2 rebounds
Aaron Caruthers – 5 rebounds, 3 assists
Nouha Fisher – 7 rebounds

Miami Hurricanes:
Brian Asbury – 12 points, 7 rebounds
Raymond Hicks – 12 points, 9 rebounds
Denis Clemente – 8 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists

Record: (0-1)

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2007-08 Season: Game #2

Ospreys Blowout Spartans
North Florida Wins Home Opener


Jonson Yousefzadeh cans a three.

11/17/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The University of North Florida opened up the home portion of their 2007-08 schedule on Saturday night with a convincing 81-57 win over Norfolk State. Tom Hammonds led the Ospreys (1-1) with 21 points and four boards.

North Florida blew open a close game after leading by just seven at the break (34-27). A 12-0 run to open the second half and a 10-0 run late sealed the first win on the year for the Ospreys.

North Florida shot 47% from the field and made 5 of 11 three pointers. They also made 18 of 24 (75%) from the line. The Ospreys had 11 assists and just 6 turnovers while the Spartans commited 18 turnovers. Norfolk State outrebounded the Ospreys 42-33.

“We have a long way to go. We need to work on our rebounding and we still need to take better shots,” said Coach Janis in the postgame press conference.

The Ospreys won’t have much time to enjoy their first win as they got on a plane immediately after the game for a trip to Columbia, Missouri as they take on the Missouri Tigers tomorrow evening.

North Florida 81, Norfolk State 57

Player of the Game: Tony Murphy (Norfolk St) 31 points, 4 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
Tom Hammonds – 21 points, 4 rebounds
Chris Timberlake – 14 points
Jonson Yousefzadeh – 12 points, 4/4 3pt
Nouha Fisher – 8 rebounds

Norfolk State Spartans:
Tony Murphy – 31 points, 4 rebounds
Larry Vickers – 9 points, 7 rebounds
Antoine Perry – 5 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals
Dominick Taybron – 9 rebounds

Record: (1-1)

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Nice win.
Tough loss
I know what its like to get blown out in the tourny.
Good read ima follow when i remember to check in
Gl and ill let ya know how i do with my Darthmouth team if your interested

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Too Much Mizzou
Tigers Depth Too Much For Ospreys


Leo Lyons with a dunk.

11/18/07
Columbia, MO (AP) – The Missouri Tigers are a pretty talented team with plenty of depth. It showed on Sunday evening as they pulled away late for an 80-57 victory over the University of North Florida. A 24-8 run turned a relatively close game into a rout down the stretch.

The Tigers started quickly in this one as they built a 32-11 lead just six minutes into it and this one looked like it was going to be “blowout city, baby” as a certain bald-headed color commentator might say. But the Ospreys settled down and worked the ball for better shots. They finished the first half on a 27-9 run to cut the Mizzou lead to just 41-38 at the break.

The second half as a diffrent story and resembled the opening six minutes of the game as the Tigers (1-2) outscored the Ospreys 39-19 and were never challenged in the final ten minutes.

Marshall Brown led all scorers with 15 points and he added 13 boards. Leo Lyons contributed 12 points and 10 rebounds.

North Florida was led again by newcomer Tom Hammonds who scored 10 points. Nouha Fisher and Chris Timberlake also chipped in 10 apiece for the Ospreys (1-2).

The Tigers shot 42% from the floor and outrebounded the Ospreys 45-36. North Florida also turned the ball over nine times while Mizzou turned it over just three times.

Up next for the Ospreys is a trip to Dallas to take on SMU (0-0) on Saturday evening.

Missouri 80, North Florida 57

Player of the Game: Marshall Brown (Mizzou) 15 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
Tom Hammonds – 10 points, 2 rebounds
Chris Timberlake – 10 points, 3 assists
Nouha Fisher – 10 points, 5 rebounds
Gallo Cham – 6 points, 5 rebounds

Missouri Tigers:
Marshall Brown – 15 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists
Leo Lyons – 12 points, 10 rebounds
Jason Horton 11 points, 3 assists
Stefon Hannah – 6 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists

Record: (1-2)

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Ospreys Round Up Mustangs
North Florida Blows Out SMU, 77-48


Chris Timberlake and Jonson Yousefzadeh hit from downtown.

11/24/07
Dallas, TX (AP) – The University of North Florida improved to (2-2) on Saturday night with an emphatic 77-48 blowout of SMU at Moody Coliseum in Dallas. Transfer Stan Januska had 12 points and nine rebounds to lead a very balanced scoring attack for the Ospreys.

Four Ospreys scored in double digits in this one. Both Chris Timberlake and Jonson Yousefzadeh had 13 points and Nouha Fisher tossed in 12.

Derrick Roberts led SMU with 8 points.

There were some interesting stats in this one. North Florida went 24 of 32 from the free-throw line (75%). SMU blocked 11 UNF shots. The Ospreys outrebounded SMU 37-26.

North Florida led 37-24 at the break and were never really challenged after SMU cut the lead to 44-36. The Ospreys shot 47% from the field despite shooting just 1 of 7 from long range.

The Ospreys will have off until Monday, December 3rd when they will travel to Tallahassee to take on Florida State.

North Florida 77, SMU 48

Player of the Game: Stan Januska (UNF) 12 points, 9 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 13 points, 7/8 FTs
Jonson Yousefzadeh – 13 points, 6/8 shooting
Nouha Fisher – 12 points, 4 rebounds
Stan Januska – 12 points, 9 rebounds

SMU Mustangs:
Derrick Roberts 8 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists
Armond Neal – 7 points, 5 rebounds, 4 blocks
Bamba Fall – 6 points, 4 rebounds, 4 blocks

Record: (2-2)

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Recruiting Update:

Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The early signing period has begun and the North Florida Ospreys have landed a couple of three star recruits, #323 Denver Powell and #434 Jerel Minoff.

Denver Powell (3*, PF, 6’8” 207 lbs): He is a high school senior out of West Palm Beach, Florida. He is the #62 PF and is #323 OVR.
Offense: C?
Shooting: B
Rebounding: B+
Hustle: A-
Leaping: B+
Quickness: B?
Intelligence: B-
Potential: ??

Jerel Minoff (3*, SG, 6’4” 197 lbs): He is a high school senior out of Jacksonville, Florida. He is the #110 SF and is #434 Overall.
Offense: B-
Shooting: B-
Rebounding: C
Hustle: C?
Leaping: C+
Quickness: C+
Intelligence: B
Potential: ??

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Conference Standings
Through December 1st

[b][u]Team               W   L   PCT   W   L   PCT[/u][/b]
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Belmont            0   0  .000   2   1   .666  
Jacksonville       0   0  .000   1   1   .500
Kennesaw State     0   0  .000   2   2   .500
[b][color=blue]North Florida      0   0  .000   2   2   .500[/color][/b][color=blue][/color]
East Tennessee St  0   0  .000   2   3   .400
Lipscomb           0   0  .000   1   2   .333
Mercer             0   0  .000   0   2   .000
Gardner-Webb       0   0  .000   0   4   .000
Stetson            0   0  .000   0   4   .000
Campbell           0   0  .000   0   5   .000
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Atlantic Sun Leaders:

SCORING:
1. Cortney Pigram (ETSU) 17.0
2. Eddie Ard (Lipscomb) 13.0
3. Kris Thomas (Stetson) 12.5

REBOUNDS:
1. Jason Hopkins (Lipscomb) 11.7
2. Jonathan Rodriguez (Campbell) 10.6
3. Oldapo Fagbenle (Campbell) 10.2

ASSISTS:
1. James Florence (Mercer) 7.6
2. Wesley Mincey (Gardner-Webb) 5.0
3. Ben Smith (Jacksonville) 4.5



Top 25:
1. Kansas (6-0)
2. North Carolina (6-0)
3. Syracuse (4-0)
4. Connecticut (2-0)
5. Louisville (2-0)
6. Marquette (2-0)
7. Gerogia Tech (3-1)
8. Kentucky (5-1)
9. Iowa State (5-0)
10. Clemson (5-0)
11. Ohio State (4-1)
12. Texas (4-1)
13. Washington (3-1)
14. Baylor (5-0)
15. Duke (4-3)
16. New Mexico State (4-0)
17. Alabama (3-0)
18. NC State (4-0)
19. UCLA (1-1)
20. Michigan State (5-0)
21. Maryland (5-0)
22. Vanderbilt (5-0)
23. Texas A&M (5-1)
24. DePaul (3-1)
25. Charlotte (5-0)

Mid-Major Top 10:
1. New Mexico State (4-0)
2. Fresno State (3-1)
3. Creighton (4-1)
4. Nevada (3-1)
5. South Alabama (4-1)
6. Cleveland State (5-0)
7. Vermont (4-0)
8. Southern Illinois (3-1)
9. Missouri State (2-1)
10. Wichita State (2-1)

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Narrow Escape
Seminoles Escape With Last Second Win.


Sheldon Hatten with the game-winning put back with 1.1 seconds left

12/3/07
Tallahassee, FL (AP) – The North Florida Ospreys gave Florida State all they could handle on Monday evening at the Leon Civic Center, but it wasn’t enough as the Seminoles escaped with a 64-62 victory. Sheldon Hatten’s put back with 1.1 seconds left gave the Noles their sixth win on the season.

The Ospreys (2-3) stunned the crowd and the Noles early as they led 30-25 at the break and led by as many as nine in the second half. But free-throw shooting doomed the Ospreys. Despite playing probably their best game in the Jim Janis era, they could not convert from the line and it cost them. They made just 19 of 38 free throws and only 8 of 18 in the second half to left the Noles off the hook and keep them in the game.

Despite their woes from the line, the Ospreys hung around and erased a six point defecit with 2:01 left and tied it on a pair of Jonson Yousevzadeh free throws with :43.7 left. North Florida got a steal from Germaine Sparkes with :19 left and fed Chris Timberlake for a layup but the senior from Tampa missed. That setup the Noles for their last second heroics.

After a Toney Douglas miss and a Taylor McIntosh miss on the put back, Sheldon Hatten grabbed the board and layed it in with 1.1 left to seal the victory and help Florida State escape the big upset.

Toney Douglas led the Noles with 12 points, 5 rebounds and two assists. Hatten had 8 points and 10 boards.

James Grimball led North Florida with 11 points and 6 rebounds in the loss. Nouha Fisher had 10 points, 8 rebounds and three assists and a couple of highlight reel dunks.

Florida State shot 42% from the floor but were just 2 of 13 from beyond the arc. The Ospreys shot 39% and went 3 of 7 from three point range. The Noles dominated on the glass, outrebounding North Florida 49-27.

The Ospreys will open conference play at home on Thursday evening as they host East Tennessee State (2-3).

Florida State 64, North Florida 62

Player of the Game: Sheldon Hatten (Florida State) 8 points, 10 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
James Grimball – 11 points, 6 rebounds
Nouha Fisher – 10 points, 8 rebounds
Germaine Sparkes – 9 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals
Chris Timberlake – 8 points

Florida State Seminoles:
Toney Douglas – 12 points, 5 rebounds
Isaiah Swann – 8 points
Sheldon Hatten – 8 points, 10 rebounds

Record: (2-3)

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Bucs Roll
ETSU Blows North Florida Out at Home.


Courtney Pigram lays one in against the non-existant UNF defense.

12/6/07 Thursday
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – For the second straight season the East Tennessee State Buccaneers came into UNF Arena and left with a victory. On Thursday evening the Bucs put a whoopin’ on the Ospreys, 84-64. Petras Balocka led the way with 16 points and 10 boards.

Leading 47-28 at the break, the Bucs (3-3,1-0) never let the Ospreys get within 15 the rest of the way as they cruised to their first conference victory.

Chris Timberlake led the Ospreys with 13 points, 5 boards and 4 assists. North Florida shot 39% from the field out were outrebounded 51-35.

“Go figure. We take Florida State to the wire at their place and then we play like we did tonight. We need to focus on defense and rebounding on Saturday night,” commented Coach Janis after the game.

The Ospreys will host Campbell (0-6,0-1) on Saturday evening at the UNF Arena.

East Tennessee State 84, North Florida 64

Player of the Game: Petras Balocka (ETSU) 16 points, 10 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 13 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists
Tom Hammonds – 11 points
James Grimball – 7 points, 10 rebounds

East Tennessee State Buccaneers:
Petras Balocka – 16 points, 10 rebounds
Courtney Pigram – 15 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists
Dequan Twilley – 6 points, 8 rebounds, 7 assists

Record: (2-4,0-1)

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Camel Comeback
Campbell Wins Fourth Straight Over UNF


Jonathan Rodriguez lays in two of his 14.

12/8/06
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – Revenge was on the mind of the North Florida Ospreys on Saturday evening as they hosted the Campbell Fighting Camels. The Camels knocked off North Florida three times in 2006-07 including a 30 point thrashing in the A-Sun Tournament.

The Fighting Camels had other ideas. They stormed back from a 43-33 defecit and knocked off the Ospreys 80-74 for their first win of the season.

Reggie Bishop led the Camels (1-6,1-1) with 16 points, five rebounds and six assists. Oldapo Fagbenle tossed in 15 points and added 11 boards.

The Ospreys (2-5,0-2) were led by senior Chris Timberlake who scored a game high 17 points.

The Fighting Camels shot 42% for the game and outrebounded the Ospreys 54-45.

Campbell 80, North Florida 74

Player of the Game: Oldapo Fagbenle (Campbell) 15 points, 11 rebounds

North Florida Ospreys:
Chris Timberlake – 17 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists
Tom Hammonds – 15 points
Germaine Sparkes – 10 points, 7 rebounds
Nouha Fisher – 10 points, 11 rebounds

Campbell Fighting Camels:
Reggie Bishop – 16 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists
Oldapo Fagbenle – 15 points, 11 rebounds
Jonathan Rodriguez – 14 points, 10 rebounds, 2 steals
Kyle Verjraska – 5 points, 12 rebounds

Record: (2-5,0-2)

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Hokies Outlast Ospreys
Virginia Tech Pulls Away Late


A.D. Vassallo was a force inside and out on Tuesday evening.

12/11/07
Jacksonville, FL (AP) – The Virginia Tech Hokies came into UNF Arena on Tuesday evening hoping not to look past the lowly North Florida Ospreys. They did for awhile, then kicked it into gear late to cruise to a 76-63 victory.

The Hokies closed out the game on an 18-5 run after the Ospreys tied it at 58-58 on a Nouha Fisher dunk.

A.D. Vassallo led the Hokies (6-2) with 19 points and nine assists. The reigning Atlantic Coast Conference champions were a bit sluggish early on letting the Ospreys stick around, but Tech never trailed by more than one point.

North Florida went on a 14-4 run to close out the first half trailing by just two at 36-34. A Chris Timberlake three pointer gave North Florida their first lead of the night as they opened the second half. But the bigger and more athletic Virginia Tech wore the Ospreys down as the game dragged on.

Sophomore Nouha Fisher led the Ospreys with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Tom Hammonds had 10 points on just 4 of 17 shooting.

The Hokies shot 46% from the field and held North Florida to just 33%.North Florida outrebounded Virginia Tech 47-42 but the Hokies had 24 assists in the games compared to just four for the Ospreys.

The Ospreys will take a break for exams before making a trip to Clemson to to take on nationally ranked Clemson on Saturday, December 22.

Virginia Tech 76, North Florida 63

Player of the Game: A.D. Vassallo (Virginia Tech) 19 points, 9 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
Nouha Fisher – 16 points, 11 rebounds
Tom Hammonds – 10 points, 3 steals
Chris Timberlake – 9 points, 2 rebounds
James Grimball – 8 points, 9 rebounds

Virginia Tech Hokies:
A.D. Vassallo – 19 points, 9 assists
Deron Washington – 10 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists
Emeka Turiaf – 10 points, 16 rebounds

Record: (2-6,0-2)

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Conference Standings
Through December 16th

[b][u]Team               W   L   PCT   W   L   PCT[/u][/b]
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East Tennessee St  2   0 1.000   4   4   .500
Stetson            2   0 1.000   3   4   .428
Belmont            1   1  .500   5   2   .714
Jacksonville       1   1  .500   3   4   .428
Mercer             1   1  .500   2   4   .333
Campbell           1   1  .500   1   7   .125
Kennesaw State     0   0  .000   4   2   .500
Lipscomb           0   0  .000   1   3   .250
[b][color=blue]North Florida      0   2  .000   2   6   .250[/color][/b][color=blue][/color]
Gardner-Webb       0   2  .000   0   7   .000
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Conference RPI: 31

Atlantic Sun Leaders:

SCORING:
1. Courtney Pigram (ETSU) 19.0
2. Eddie Ard (Lipscomb) 16.5
3. Michael Ellis (Mercer) 13.7

REBOUNDS:
1. Jason Hopkins (Lipscomb) 11.5
2. Oldapo Fagbenle (Campbell) 11.4
3. Johnathan Rodriguez (Campbell) 9.3

ASSISTS:
1. Ben Smith (Jacksonville) 6.7
2. James Florence (Mercer) 5.7
3. Wesley Mincey (Gardner-Webb) 4.4



Top 25:

1. Kansas (10-0)
2. Syracuse (9-0)
3. Marquette (7-0)
4. Connecticut (7-0)
5. Louisville (6-0)
6. New Mexico State (8-0)
7. Kentucky (8-1)
8. Maryland (7-0)
9. Ohio State (7-1)
10. Georgia Tech (6-2)
11. Clemson (7-1)
12. Texas A&M (9-1)
13. Iowa State (8-1)
14. North Carolina (7-3)
15. NC State (7-1)
16. Alabama (6-1)
17. Baylor (8-1)
18. Memphis (5-2)
19. UCLA (4-2)
20. Duke (7-4)
21. DePaul (6-2)
22. Oklahoma State (6-2)
23. Texas (6-3)
24. Washington (5-3)
25. Illinois (8-2)

Mid-Major Top 10:
1. New Mexico State (8-0)
2. Neveda (5-2)
3. UNC Wilmington (7-1)
4. Manhattan (8-2)
5. Tennessee Tech (8-1)
6. Missouri State (4-2)
7. Fresno State (5-3)
8. IUPUI (5-2)
9. Oral Roberts (7-3)
10. Cleveland State (7-2)

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Clemson Toys With Ospreys
North Florida is No Match For #11 Clemson


Arlyn Owens pulls up for a jumper as #11 Clemson rolled.

12/22/07
Clemson, SC (AP) – On Saturday evening, the North Florida Ospreys hung with the #11 team in th enation for a half, then faded as Clemson rolled to an 86-66 victory. Armond Naymick led the Tigers with 12 points and 7 assists.

A bigger loss than losing the game was the loss of star point guard Chris Timberlake. He broke his hand early in the first half and is expected to miss 4-6 weeks.

North Florida (2-7) trailed by just seven at the break, 45-38 and got to within two at 48-46 before the Tigers went on a 21-3 run to put this one away. The Ospreys shot just 21% in the second half after shooting 54% in the first half.

Clemson (8-2) shot 53% from the field in the game and had 24 assists compared to just 4 for North Florida. The Tigers outrebounded the Ospreys 41-30.

Nouha Fisher led the Ospreys with 11 points in the losing effort.

It doesn’t get any easier for North Florida as they travel to Tennessee on Wednesday evening for a clash with the Vols (7-4).

#11 Clemson 86, North Florida 66

Player of the Game: Armond Naymick (Clemson) 12 points, 7 assists

North Florida Ospreys:
Nouha Fisher – 11 points, 5 rebounds
Tom Hammonds – 10 points, 4 rebounds
Germaine Sparkes – 10 points, 5 rebounds

Clemson Tigers:
Arlyn Owens – 12 points, 3 rebounds
Armond Naymick – 12 points, 7 assists
K.C. Rivers – 10 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists
David Potter – 10 points, 6 rebounds

Record: (2-7,0-2)