Still smarting from their losses Monday night at UPJ, the IUP basketball teams are back in action tonight with a doubleheader against Edinboro at the KCAC.
The 4th-ranked men are 15-2, 9-2 and in second place in the PSAC West. Edinboro is 5-9, and 3-6 in the PSAC.
The men moved into the top five of both national polls yesterday, up two notches to number four in the coaches poll and up one to number three in the media poll. Monday night’s loss at UPJ was not reflected in the polls. IUP is also number one in the sports information directors’ Atlantic Region ranking for the second straight week and eighth time this season. West Liberty is second, Fairmont State third, UPJ fourth, and Charleston fifth.
The IUP women slipped to number 21 in the nation in the coaches poll. Again the ranking does not reflect Monday’s loss to UPJ. The Crimson Hawks enter the game tonight at 11-4, and 5-4 in the PSAC. Edinboro is 8-5 and 6-4 in the conference.
IUP will play a fifth straight game without leading scorer Courtney Alexander, who was injured in their December 19th win over Shippensburg, a game in which she scored a career-high 31 points and hit nine three-pointers.
A win tonight would be the 800th in IUP women’s basketball history.
Pregame tonight for the women’s game is 5:15. Tipoff is at 5:30, with the men’s game to follow.
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No. 21 Crimson Hawks host Edinboro Wednesday night
INDIANA, Pa. – The No. 21 IUP women’s basketball team (11-4, 5-4 PSAC) returns home this week and looks to get back in the win column against Edinboro (8-5, 6-4 PSAC) Wednesday at the Kovalchick Complex. Tipoff is 5:30 pm.. The Crimson Hawks have lost three of four games this month after returning from a team pause, including Monday night’s 63-60 loss at Pitt-Johnstown. The Fighting Scots are also coming off a loss, 79-68 at Seton Hill on Monday. TIPOFF NOTES>> Jr. G Rajah Fink scored a season-high 17 points in the full 40 minutes in the loss at UPJ, going 7-10 from the field and 3-4 from the line. She also had 7 rebounds and a career-high 7 assists. >> Fink was making her 4th straight start and tallied her 3rd straight double-figure scoring game (14.3 PPG).>> The Hawks forced UPJ into 23 turnovers but turned the ball over 20 times themselves. The Mountain Cats also owned the edge on the glass 39-to-32.>> The loss ended IUP’s 9-game win streak over the Mountain Cats. >> Sr. G Courtney Alexander is expected to miss her fifth straight game after getting injured in the win over Shippensburg on Dec. 19. She scored a career-high 31 points with a program-record 9 3FGs against the Raiders.>> IUP HC Tom McConnell is 12-4 against Edinboro with wins in seven straight and 12 of the last 13 meetings.>> McConnell and the Hawks’ last loss to Edinboro came at home (75-65) during the 2016-17 season.>> The last meeting between these teams was an 80-72 double OT victory by IUP at the KCAC on Feb. 19, 2020. Sr. G Justina Mascaro scored 23 points in that win.>> IUP is 7-2 at home this year with an average scoring margin of +20.8. Mascaro is averaging 15.6 PPG at home.>> The Hawks are 43-9 in PSAC West games since the 2017-18 season. That record includes a 22-3 mark at home and a 21-6 record away. IUP is 1-3 against divisional teams this year.>> A win would be the 800th victory in program history, which dates back to its pre-Division II days (1971-present).WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE FIGHTING SCOTS>> Edinboro is 8-5 overall and currently 4th in the PSAC West standings with a 6-4 league record.>> The Fighting Scots are just 1-4 on the road this season with an average scoring margin of -15.2.>> Their road losses include Walsh (90-32), Mansfield (53-46), and Pitt-Johnstown (70-59).>> Edinboro is one of the top 3-point shooting teams in the PSAC with 5.8 made per game and a 31.5 3FG%.>> EU also forces 20.4 turnovers per game and is 2nd in the PSAC with 11.54 steals per game. IUP IN THE POLLS>> The Crimson Hawks fell four spots to No. 21 in this week’s WBCA Coaches’ Top 25.>> IUP’s highest ranks this season were No. 8 by the coaches and No. 6 by the media. >> The Hawks have been ranked in the top-25 of either poll for 61 of the last 62 weeks they have been eligible dating back to the 2017-18 preseason. >> IUP has been ranked in the top-10 in 45 of those possible 62 polls. >> The Hawks spent 14 straight weeks in the top-5 during the 2018-19 season, including a 3-week run at No. 1. IUP OPENED SEASON WITH 9 STRAIGHT WINS>> The Crimson Hawks won their first 9 games of the season, going 6-0 against non-conference opponents.>> It was the third time in the last four seasons the Hawks went unbeaten in regular season non-league play.>> They had a +22.6 scoring margin in those 9 wins. >> It was the fourth longest win streak to start a season under HC Tom McConnell (15 twice, 13 once).>> The best start in program history was 16 straight wins to open the 1999-00 season. EVERYONE CONTRIBUTES>> All 15 players on the roster have played multiple games this season.>> 10 Hawks have played in at least 14 of the 15 games and average more than 7.5 minutes per game.>> Six players average more than 6.0 points for the PSAC’s 4th-ranked scoring offense. Two are in double-figures.>> Seven different players have led the Crimson Hawks in scoring this season.>> Eight players have scored in double-figures at least once this season.IUP DEFENSE HAS BEEN KEY>> The Crimson Hawks are 2nd in the PSAC and rank 12th in Division II with 53.3 points allowed this season.>> They have held opponents to 60 or fewer points 10 times in 15 games, including three times under 40. >> IUP gave up a season-low 35 points to Mount Aloysius on Nov. 17. The Hawks also allowed 38 points to Livingstone and 40 points to Millersville.>> The Hawks are 2nd in the PSAC and rank 14th in Division II in defensive field goal percentage (.340). >> Six times IUP has forced an opponent to shoot less than 30 percent, with UDC shooting a season-low 24.4 pct. on Nov. 21. >> The Hawks are 6th in the PSAC with 9.1 steals per game. They’ve had double-digit steals six times, including a season-high 18 against Mount Aloysius. WINNING THE BATTLE OF THE BOARDS>> The Hawks lead the PSAC and rank 15th in Division II with +9.3 rebound margin.>> They’ve won the battle of the boards 12 times in their 15 games, including six times in eight PSAC games.>> IUP’s 39.2 rebounds per game is 5th in the PSAC.>> Five players have led IUP in rebounding this year.>> Sr. F Maura D’Anna has a team-high 7.2 RPG and Fr. F Gina Adams averages 5.2 RPG.ALWAYS LOOKING TO HELP>> IUP leads the PSAC and ranks 44th in Division II with 15.5 assists per game – 232 in 15 games.>> IUP has assisted on 58.7 pct of its 395 made buckets.>> The Hawks have dished out double-digit assists in all 15 games this year, including three games of 20+.>> They dished out a season-high 25 assists in the win over Mount Aloysius and 21 against Shippensburg.>> Seven players have double-digit assists, including six with 20 or more assists. >> So. G Maria Cerro has led IUP in assists eight times in 15 games and has a team-best 48 dimes – 3.2 APG. KNOCKING THEM DOWN>> IUP is 2nd in the PSAC and 26th in Division II in field goal percentage at 44.9 pct. (395-879). >> The Hawks have knocked down half their shots in a game three times, including a season-best 53.4 pct. (31-58) at Ohio Dominican.>> IUP is 10-1 this year when shooting better from the field than its opponent. 1-3 when shooting worse.>> Three regular Hawks are converting at least half their shots this year – Sr. G Justina Mascaro at 52.2 pct. (83-159), Jr. G Mikayla Lovelace at 52.0 pct. (13-25), Sr. F Maura D’Anna at 51.0 pct. (51-100).FROM WAY DOWN TOWN>> The Hawks are averaging 7.0 3-pointers made over their last 10 games.>> They had a season-high 12 3FGs made in the win over Shippensburg and made 8 against Gannon.>> Sr. G Courtney Alexander has been the main source of that run, hitting 31 treys over her last six games. She set an IUP single-game record with 9 against Shippensburg.>> Traditionally one of the top 3-point teams in Division II, IUP made 37.7 pct. in 2019-20 and 38.0 pct. in 2018-19. A NEW ADDITION IN 2022>> On Jan. 4 it was announced that Grace Mangapora would join the team for the rest of the season. She made her debut against Gannon.>> Mangapora just finished her sophomore season on the IUP women’s volleyball team where she started 10 matches this fall.>> She was a 4-year starter and 1,000-point scorer at Canfield (Ohio) HS.>> Mangapora was a Division I All-Ohio selection as a senior, leading Canfield in scoring (16.4), rebounding and assists. ALEXANDER LOOKS TO CONTINUE BREAKOUT>> Sr. G Courtney Alexander is 2nd on the team with 14.4 PPG, and has team-highs with 35.8 3FG% and 39 3FGs made.>> She set an IUP single game record with 9 3-pointers in the win over Shippensburg on Dec. 19.>> Alexander tied the previous record of 8 in the win over Kuztown on Dec. 3. >> Her 3.55 made 3FGs per game leads the PSAC and ranks 3rd in Division II.>> She’s scored in double-figures in seven straight games, averaging 18.9 PPG, after averaging 6.5 PPG in the first four games of the season.>> Alexander has three 20-point games, including a career-high 31 points against Shippensburg.>> Her 19.6 PPG in PSAC games ranks 3rd in the league.>> Alexander is also shooting 46.4 pct. (26-56) from 3-point range against conference opponents.>> She is 10th in IUP history with 135 career 3-pointers made (Eryn Withers, 9th, 141). >> Alexander has a 3.38 (27-8) assist-turnover ratio this year, including 6-1 over the last three games. MASCARO BRINGS CONSISTENCY>> Sr. G Justina Mascaro is 2nd on the team in scoring (13.7 PPG), 3rd in rebounding (4.9 RPG) and 3rd in assists (31). >> She’s led IUP in scoring six times and has reached double-figures 12 times in 15 games.>> Mascaro hit season-highs of 24 points, 10 made FGs and 4 made 3FGs against Gannon on Jan. 16.>> Mascaro ranks 5th in the PSAC with a 52.2 FG%.>> She’s shot at least 50.0 pct. in a game nine times in 15 games, including games of 6-7 (.857) against Millersville and 5-6 (.833) against Shippensburg.>> Mascaro has scored in double-figures 33 times in 45 career games at IUP, including 10 20-point games.CERRO STEPPING UP IN SECOND SEASON>> So. G Maria Cerro is 7th on the team with 5.9 PPG.>> She has three double-figure scoring games, including a career-high 23 points against UDC on Nov. 21.>> She averaged 13.3 PPG over a 4-game stretch earlier in the season.>> Cerro is tied for 2nd in the PSAC with a 1.6 assist-turnover (48-30) ratio.>> She had a season-high 7 assists against Shepherd and has two 6-assist games.D’ANNA PROVIDES EXPERIENCE IN THE POST>> Sr. F Maura D’Anna is 4th on the team with 7.3 PPG and has a team-best 7.2 RPG. >> She has five double-figure scoring games including a season-high 14 points against Virginia State.>> D’Anna posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 boards against Livingstone.>> She has three games of 10+ boards.>> She’s converted at least half her shots in 7 of her 13 games, including 7-8 against Virginia State.>> Her 1.4 blocks per game is 6th in the PSAC, getting a career-high 4 blocks against Virginia State.ADAMS A STARTER IN FIRST SEASON>> Fr. F Gina Adams as started all 15 games for the Crimson Hawks this season.>> She’s averaging 6.5 PPG and has a season-high 16 points in the win at Clarion on Jan. 22.>> Adams is 2nd on the team in rebounding a 5.2 RPG. She had a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds at Ohio Dominican.>> She’s shooting 46.0 pct. (40-87) from the field and has coverted at least half her shots in eight games.>> Adams came to IUP in 2020 but the team did not play due to COVID-19. >> She was a Division I All-Ohio selection at Westlake HS where she averaged 15.8 PPG as a senior.KB PROVIDES SCORING OFF THE BENCH>> Fr. G Kiera Baughman is 3rd on the team in scoring at 9.0 PPG in 17.5 minutes off the bench. >> She’s averaging 20.6 points per 40 minutes of action.>> Baughman has eight double-figure scoring games, including a season-high 16 points against Mount Aloysius.>> She is averaging 10.6 PPG over the last eight games, scoring 15 points in the win over Shippensburg.>> Baughman came to IUP in 2020 but the team did not play due to COVID-19. >> She was a 5A All-Pennsylvania selection at Donegal HS where she averaged 23.7 PPG as a senior.FINK IN THE LINEUP>> Jr. G Rajah Fink has started each of the last four games with Sr. G Courtney Alexander sidelined.>> Fink went for a season-high 17 points with 7 rebounds and 7 assists at UPJ.>> She nearly had a double-double with 14 points and 9 rebounds at Seton Hill, her second start.>> Fink is averaging 14.3 PPG and has a 64.3 FG% (18-28) over her last three games.
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No. 4 Crimson Hawks return home Wednesday night
INDIANA, Pa. – The No. 4-ranked IUP men’s basketball team (15-2, 9-2 PSAC) comes home for the first time this month when they host Edinboro (5-9, 3-6 PSAC) on Wednesday. Tipoff at the Kovalchick Complex is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. The Crimson Hawks are coming off their first loss in over a month, falling to division-leading Pitt-Johnstown 70-68 Monday night on the road. Edinboro has lost five straight, including an 84-76 defeat at Seton Hill Monday.TIPOFF NOTES>> Jr. G Dave Morris scored 21 points and tied a season-best with 5 three-pointers in Monday’s loss. Morris has six double-figure scoring games over the last eight outings, averaging 14.8 PPG over that span.>> IUP trailed by as many as 14 points in the opening half but outscored UPJ 32-18 over a 13:15 time span to tie the game at 51-51 nearly midway through the second half. >> The loss to UPJ was just the second for IUP since the Mountain Cats joined the PSAC in 2013. >> The Crimson Hawks are now 56-4 in January over the last six seasons, including a 31-3 mark on the road.>> IUP had played six straight road games since Jan. 5 (20 days). The Hawks went 5-1 during that span and outscored opponents by an average of 15.8 PPG. >> IUP HC Joe Lombardi is 22-8 lifetime against Edinboro, including 23 wins in the last 25 meetings.>> IUP has won 13 of its last 14 home games in its series with the Fighting Scots, including wins of 86-67 during the 2019-20 season and 102-53 in 2018-19. >> A win Wednesday would give Lombardi the 350th of his career. His 349 victories are tied with Jeff Wilson (ESU) for 7th most in PSAC history. Those two are also tied for the most victories among active PSAC coaches. >> The Hawks are 63-6 (.913) in PSAC West games since the 2016-17 season. That record includes a 30-2 mark at home and 33-4 away. IUP is 4-1 against divisional teams this year.>> IUP has won 25 of its last 26 home games dating back to the start of the 2019-20 season.WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT THE FIGHTING SCOTS>> Edinboro is 5-9 overall and 7th in the PSAC West standings with a 3-6 conference record.>> The Fighting Scots are 2-6 away from home this season, including 1-6 in true road games.>> They’ve lost each of their last three road games by an average of 18.7 PPG.>> EU has lost five straight overall with its last win coming over Kutztown (83-78) at McComb Fieldhouse on Dec. 19.>> The Fighting Scots are 17th (of 18) in the PSAC giving up 86.4 PPG. They’ve allowed 86+ points eight times.>> Former IUP player Dom Keyes averages 11.7 PPG and 9.8 RPG with a 64.5 FG% this season.IUP IN THE POLLS>> The Hawks are No. 4 in the NABC Coaches’ poll and No. 3 in the D2SIDA Media poll this week. >> IUP has been inside the top-10 of the media poll each week this year, including a four-week stretch at No. 3. >> This is the ninth straight week the Hawks are ranked in the top-10 of both polls.>> It’s the 43rd time in the last 45 polls the Hawks have been eligible for that they rank in the top-10, dating back to the 2019-20 preseason poll. >> IUP spent the entire 2018-19 season in the top-5 of the media poll and all of 2019-20 in the top-10.IUP HAD 9-0 START TO THE SEASON>> The Crimson Hawks won their first five non-conference games and four straight to open the PSAC slate.>> It was the fifth time since the 2009-10 season that IUP has opened a season with at least 9 straight wins. >> IUP’s best start under Lombardi was 14-0 to open the 2017-18 and 2013-14 seasons.>> IUP started the 2019-20 season 9-0 and the 2009-10 season 11-0HAWKS OFFENSE PROVIDES FIREWORKS>> IUP is 1st in the PSAC and is 19th in DII at 86.0 PPG. >> The Hawks have scored at least 81 points 12 times in 17 games this season.>> They have scored 100+ points four times and have five more 90-point efforts. >> The 107 points against Pitt-Greensburg is a season-high. IUP also scored 106 against Le Moyone, 103 at West Chester, and 100 at Seton Hill. >> Five times this year at least five Crimson Hawks have scored in double-figures. >> Four of IUP’s starters are averaging double-figures.KNOCKING DOWN THE “3”>> IUP leads the PSAC with 9.4 made 3FGs per game.>> IUP’s 36.7 3FG% is 3rd in the conference. >> The Hawks made a season-high 18 3-pointers in the 100-60 win at Seton Hill on Jan. 19.>> IUP has seven games of 10+ 3-pointers made and has made at least 5 in every game this year.>> Eight players have made at least 10 3-pointers this season.>> So. F Ethan Porterfield has a team-best 38 3FGs made and leads the PSAC with a 52.1 3FG%.SHOOTING THEIR SHOT>> IUP is 2nd in the PSAC and ranks 9th in Division II with a 50.7 FG%. >> The Hawks have shot at least 50 pct. eight times in 17 games this year, going 8-0 in those games.>> IUP had a season-high 61.0 FG% in the win over Virginia State, the 4th best percentage in program history.>> The Hawks also had a 63.5 FG% in the win over Le Moyne. >> So. F Ethan Porterfield is 2nd in the PSAC and 19th in Division II with a 61.0 FG%PROVIDING THE ASSIST>> IUP leads the PSAC and ranks 6th in Division II with 18.8 assists per game.>> The Hawks have assisted on 58.9 pct. (319-542) of their made buckets this season.>> IUP has double-figure assists in 16 of its 17 games.>> The Hawks have seven outings with 20+ assists, including a season-high 28 in the win over Virginia State.>> Six players have dished out at least 20 assists with Jr. G Armoni Foster (111) and Jr. G Dave Morris (72) on top.MAKING PLAYS ON “D”>> IUP is 20th in Division II with 9.4 steals per game. >> The Hawks have eight games of 10+ steals, including a season-high 16 against Concord and at West Chester.>> Jr. G Dave Morris leads the PSAC and ranks 8th in Division II with 2.88 steals per game. >> Morris (46) is one of six Hawks with double-digit steals. >> The Hawks’ 4.2 blocks per game ranks 4th in the PSAC and 30th in Division II. >> They tallied a season-high 10 blocks in the win at Seton Hill on Jan. 19.>> So. F Ethan Porterfield ranks 6th in the PSAC with 1.4 blocks per game, including 5 against Virginia State.>> Jr. F Ousmane Diop has two games of 4 blocks this season (vs. Pitt-Greensburg, at Seton Hill).BATTLE OF THE BOARDS>> IUP is 2nd in the PSAC and ranks 8th in Division II with a +9.2 rebounding margin.>> IUP has won the rebound battle in 14 of 17 games.>> IUP has a +5.8 margin in 11 conference games.>> The Hawks posted a season-best 61 boards and +37 margin in the win over Pitt-Greensburg.IUP SUCCESSFUL AT HOME>> The Crimson Hawks have lost one home game since the start of the 2019-20 season, going 25-1. >> The lone loss came to Shippensburg on Dec. 19, ending IUP’s 24-game home win streak. >> IUP’s longest home win streak during the Lombardi Era is 30 straight victories. That streak ran from the 2008-09 to the 2010-11 seasons.>> IUP is 44-3 (.936) at home since 2018-19 and 130-17 (.884) since the 2012-13 season. >> IUP has two undefeated home seasons under Lombardi – 18-0 in 2009-10 and 16-0 in 2019-20. FOSTER GETTING IT DONE ALL OVER THE COURT>> Jr. G Armoni Foster is averaging 19.8 PPG, 6.1 RPG and 6.5 APG, to go along with 24 steals and 13 blocks.>> He ranks 3rd in the PSAC in scoring and 2nd in assists>> Foster was named to the Bevo Francis Award Watch List (top 100) on Jan. 15. The award recognizes the top players in NCAA Division II, III, the NAIA and JC.>> Foster earned back-to-back PSAC West Athlete of the Week honors (Nov. 29, Dec. 6).>> He’s the only Division II player – and one of two in all of the NCAA – with two triple-doubles this year.>> Foster tallied his latest triple-double with 25 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists against Pitt-Greensburg.>> He also had 22 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds against Virginia State. >> Foster also has five double-doubles this year, his latest coming in the win at Seton Hill – 27 points, 12 assists.>> Foster has eight 20-point performances this season, tying a career-high with 33 at West Chester.>> Foster went over 1,000 career points during the win at Kutztown. He’s currently 24th in IUP history with 1,239 points (Yancey Taylor, 23rd, 1,257). PORTERFIELD IS MR. INSIDE AND MR. OUTSIDE>> So. F Ethan Porterfield is averaging 17.4 PPG and 6.7 RPG, has 38 3-pointers and 24 blocks.>> He was named PSAC West Defensive Athlete of the Week on Dec. 20 (11.0 RPG, 5 blocks, 3 steals).>> He’s 2nd in the PSAC with a 61.0 FG% (114-187).>> He leads the PSAC with a 52.1 3FG% (38-73).>> Porterfield’s 1.4 blocks per game is 6th in the PSAC.>> He had back-to-back double-doubles against Shepherd (16 pts, 14 reb) and Shippensburg (19 pts, 12 reb).>> He posted a career-high 30 points on 13-16 FGs, 3-5 3FGs, and 1-1 FTs in the win at Clarion on Jan. 22.>> He’s averaging 19.2 PPG during conference games, 4th most among PSAC players.MORRIS IS A TWO-WAY POINT GUARD>> Jr. G Dave Morris is averaging 12.0 PPG and is 2nd on the team with 72 assists.>> His 4.5 APG ranks 6th in the PSAC. >> Morris had a career-high 12 assists in the win at Clarion on Jan. 22.>> Morris leads the PSAC and ranks 8th in Division II with 2.9 steals per game. His 46 steals is 7th in DII.>> He has nine games of 3+ steals this year, tying a career-high with 6 against Concord and Lock Haven.>> Morris is averaging 14..8 PPG over the last eight games, including six double-figure games.>> Morris scored a career-high 22 points at Cal U.DEMOGERONTAS A DOUBLE-DOUBLE THREAT>> 5th yr. F Tommy Demogerontas is averaging 12.7 PPG and a team-best 7.7 RPG this year.>> He posted his 3rd double-double of the year with 15 points and 12 boards against Millersville. >> He has five double-doubles in 22 games at IUP.>> He is 9th in the PSAC with a 53.0 FG%.>> Demogerontas had a career game with highs of 23 points and 15 rebounds at Bowie State.JONES WILL NOT RETURN IN 2021-22>> Sr. G Shawndale Jones will miss the remainder of the 2021-22 season after suffering an injury at West Chester.>> At the time of his injury, Jones led the PSAC and ranked 6th in Division II with 25.0 PPG. >> He had five 20-point games, including a career-high 37 points at Bowie State.>> He’s one of four IUP players this century to score at least 37 points in a game. >> He was also 9th in the PSAC with a 57.4 FG%, 4th with an 86.8 FT%, and 4th with 33 free throws made. POLCE STEPPING INTO STARTING 5>> Fr. G Kyle Polce took Jones’ spot in the lineup and has 11 starts this season.>> He’s averaging 4.1 PPG and 3.4 RPG with 12 assists since taking over for Jones.>> Polce has a 4.0-1 assist-turnover ratio this season.DEPTH IN THE POST>> Fr. F Tomiwa Sulaiman is averaging 3.9 PPG and 4.2 RPG with 12 blocks and 15 steals this season.>> He earned his first career start at Seton Hill, going for 8 points, 4 rebounds and 3 blocks.>> He’s averaging 7.0 PPG and 5.3 RPG with a 63.6 FG% (14-22), 5 blocks and 6 steals over his last four games.>> Jr. F Ousmane Diop is averaging 3.5 PPG and 3.4 RPG in 11 games off the bench.>> He has a 63.0 FG% (17-27) and went for 10 points, 8 rebounds and 4 blocks against Pitt-Greensburg.>> Diop has two 4-block games against Pitt-Greensburg and at Seton Hill.
