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DURHAM, N.H. – The fifth-seeded University of New Hampshire men's basketball team is gearing up for its quarterfinal-round contest against fourth-seeded Albany at the 2012 America East Basketball Championship presented by Newman's Own at the University of Hartford's Chase Family Arena on Saturday, March 3 (2:15 p.m.).
Links to video, audio, as well as live stats, will be available at www.UNHWildcats.com. The game will also be broadcast on the Wildcat Sports Radio Network and will be streaming live at www.AmericaEast.com.
For more information on how to purchase tickets visit americaeast.com or call Hartford's Ticket Office, which is open Monday-Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 860-768-HAWK(4295).
Fans who can't make it to Hartford will still be able to catch all the action. The first round and quarterfinal contests will be streamed live in HD on America East All-Access at www.AmericaEast.com for free. Partnering with Pack Network, America East will also provide live video streaming for iPhones. The semifinals will air live on ESPN3, as well as on WatchESPN.com, on smartphones and tablets via the WatchESPN app and through ESPN on Xbox LIVE. ESPN2 will televise the championship game nationally on March 10.
The winner of the UNH and Albany quarterfinal matchup will meet the winner of the game between top-seeded Stony Brook and No. 9 Binghamton/No. 8 UMBC on Sunday, March 4 (5:02 p.m.).
The Wildcats and Great Danes meet for the 26th time in their relatively young conference rivalry, with Albany holding a slight edge in the all-time series, 13-12. The series has shifted control over the years, with UNH currently having won seven of the last 10 meetings, after Albany had won four in a row. Prior to that run, UNH had won four of six after the Great Danes had been victorious in four of the first five. The Wildcats have won four straight and five of the last six at home against Albany, and have split with the Great Danes over the last eight at SEFCU Arena. The 'Cats have also recorded three regular-season sweeps in the past six years. Albany took the first game in the series this season, earning an 86-63 victory at SEFCU Arena on Jan. 11. Patrick Konan and Brian Benson registered 13 and 12 points, respectively, to lead UNH. Konan was tabbed the America East Player of the Game for New Hampshire, rounding out the evening with eight boards, one steal and one assist. He shot 5 of 10 from the floor and 3 of 5 from deep in the contest. Benson finished with 12 points on 4 of 5 shooting, knocking down 2 of 3 from beyond the arc while grabbing six rebounds. Alvin Abreu was the only other Wildcat to score in double-digits, notching 11 points while registering three helpers and two boards. Mike Black collected player of the game honors for Albany, finishing with 17 points, nine rebounds and four assists. New Hampshire avenged the early conference loss with a 69-64 victory at Lundholm Gymnasium on Feb. 9. Benson notched his fourth career double-double by scoring a career-high 19 points and pulling down 12 rebounds to propel the 'Cats to victory.
Albany finished out the regular-season with a win over Binghamton, 74-63, locking up the No. 4 seed for the America East Championship ... Jacob Iati has relished the opportunity of getting more playing time having scored a career-high 22 points versus Binghamton ... In the last two games Iati has started he has scored 20-plus points for the first time in his career ... In the past three games he has started, the junior guard has hit 14 three-pointers which is one more than he hit all of last season in 29 games played ... He recently picked up America East Player of Week honors for the first time in his career on Monday ... Gerardo Suero returned to action against Binghamton and recorded his second career double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds, shooting 10 of 12 from the free-throw line ... He leads the league in scoring with an average of 21.7 points per game ... He also leads the team in rebounds (5.7 rpg) and steals (1.2 spg) ... Mike Black, the only Great Dane to have started all 31 games, tallied 21 points and three assists in the win over Binghamton ... The Great Danes finished above .500 (18-13) for the first time in five seasons and are currently riding a two-game winning streak heading into the conference tournament.
If the Wildcats and Bearcats meet it would be for just the 24th time in their short conference rivalry. Binghamton leads the all-time series, 15-8, winning 11 of the last 16 matchups, including eight of 12. Binghamton is also 8-3 at Lundholm Gymnasium, having won eight of the last nine there, as well. On the road, the Wildcats are losing the series, 6-5, but have been victorious in five of their past nine contests at the Events Center. New Hampshire took control of the series this year, earning victories in both matchups. The Wildcats claimed a 64-49 victory in the first meeting of the year, as Chandler Rhoads and Ferg Myrick poured in 19 and 18 points, respectively, at the Events Center on Jan. 22. Rhoads collected America East Player of the Game honors, adding four boards and one assist to his line. He finished the afternoon shooting 6-for-9 from the floor, 3-for-6 from deep and 4-for-4 from the free throw line. Robert Mansell was named player of the game for Binghamton, registering 19 points and seven rebounds. Myrick's point total was a season high and just three points shy of his career best mark. He also tallied eight rebounds and two helpers. Alvin Abreu was the only other Wildcat to score in double-figures with 12 points to go along with three assists, two boards and two steals. In the most recent meeting, Abreu earned his second career double-double registering a team-high 17 points to go along with a career-best 12 rebounds, propelling the 'Cats to a 58-49 victory at Lundholm Gymnasium on Feb. 26.
Binghamton went 1-2 in its most recent week of action ... The Bearcats snapped their winless streak with an inspired 57-53 win over then league-leading Vermont at the Events Center ... The Bearcats shot 45 percent, built a 10-point halftime lead and hung on down the stretch against the Catamounts ... Binghamton then pushed Albany to the closing minutes in an 11-point loss two nights later and closed out the regular season with an 11-point setback at New Hampshire ... The team played most of the second half of the Albany game and the entire UNH game without its leading scorer, sophomore guard Robert Mansell, who went down with an injury ... Freshman forward Ben Dickinson produced a double-double against Vermont and averaged 15.7 points and 5.7 rebounds in the three games ... Junior guard Jimmy Gray sealed the win over the Catamounts by making two free throws in the closing seconds ... Binghamton will carry the No. 9 seed into the America East tournament and meet No. 8 UMBC for the second straight year. The Bearcats will hope to replicate last year's first-round game when they drilled a tournament record 17 three-pointers en route to a 91-65 win.
If the Wildcats and Retrievers meet it would be for the 20th time in their short conference rivalry. UNH leads the all-time series, 10-8, claiming victories in five of the last eight meetings at Lundholm Gymnasium. After UNH began the series with three straight wins at RAC Arena, the Retrievers came back with a three-game win streak of their own in the building until UNH was victorious there in each of the last three seasons. The two squads split the series this year, with the Retrievers grabbing the conference opener, 82-76, at Lundholm Gymnasium on Jan. 2. Konan was tabbed the America East Player of the Game for New Hampshire, finishing the contest with a career-high 20 points to pace five players in double figures. He also added five boards, one assist and one block. He shot 7 of 11 from the field, 2 of 4 from behind the arc and 4 of 4 from the charity stripe. Chandler Rhoads registered 15 points, four boards and three assists in 40 minutes. Alvin Abreu added 12 points, seven rebounds, three steals and one assist. Ferg Myrick and Jordon Bronner rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers, as the duo chipped in with 10 points apiece. Bronner also added five assists. Chase Plummer claimed America East Player of the Game honors for UMBC, netting a game-high 23 points while adding seven rebounds, two steals, one assist and one block. UNH avenged the loss with a 66-60 win at the RAC Arena on Feb. 12. Brian Benson and Patrick Konan both registered double-doubles to lead the Wildcats to victory. Benson was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, posting a team-high 16 points to go along with 10 rebounds and two blocks. Konan earned his second double-double of his career, notching 15 points and 11 boards in the win.
UMBC dropped league contests to Boston University and Vermont to conclude the regular season ... Forward Chase Plummer has currently scored the second-most points for any sophomore in UMBC's 26-year Division I history with 429 ... Peter Mulligan scored 447 in the 2001-02 campaign ... Plummer also became the fifth player (7th occurance) in 26 seasons to post 400 points and 200 rebounds in a season ... His 113 free throws made are now sixth in UMBC's Division I era ... Plummer's streak of 11 consecutive games in double figures ended when he recorded eight at Vermont on Feb. 25 ... He did not get to the free throw line as UMBC converted just 3 of 6 in the contest ... Junior guard Brian Neller hit five 3-pointers versus the Catamounts, hitting five for the first time since the Jan. 2 league opener at UNH... He currently has 77 treys on the year, the sixth-best single-season figure in UMBC's Division I history ... UMBC will meet Binghamton in the first round of the America East Tournament on Thursday ... Despite an opening round loss to Binghamton last season, UMBC has an 8-7 all-time America East Tournament record ... The Retrievers went five consecutive years with at least one victory in postseason play before a quarterfinal defeat at the hands of Vermont in 2010.
The Wildcats have won six of their last eight games entering the playoffs. Included in that stretch is a four-game winning streak, the program's longest since the 2005-06 campaign when the 'Cats collected victories against Hartford (Jan. 8), UMBC (Jan. 11), Stony Brook (Jan. 14) and Dartmouth (Jan. 16). During the eight-game slate, senior Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) has paced the 'Cats with 16.0 points per game while junior forward Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.) has pitched in 12.0 points per game.
In three career playoff games, senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) is averaging 12.6 points per game. His best post-season performance came in the 2008 America East quarterfinals against Hartford when he poured in 16 points and grabbed five rebounds.
Alvin Abreu recorded his second career double-double in the regular-season finale against Binghamton (Feb. 26). He scored 17 points and collected 12 rebounds on his way to earning America East Player of the Game honors, adding three assists and two steals to his line. He shot 7 of 14 from the floor and 3 of 4 from deep in the contest. His 12 rebounds were a career high, besting his previous high of 10, which he achieved earlier this season against Hartford (Feb. 1).
Since inserted into the starting lineup junior forward Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.) is posting 12.0 points, 4.4 boards, 1.5 steals, 1.3 assists and 1.1 blocks per game and the Wildcats are 6-2. He has scored in double-digits in five of the last seven games, including three of the last four.
Over the course of the last six games senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) has been one of the most consistent contributors in the Wildcat lineup, posting 12.5 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. He opened the stretch posting back-to-back double-doubles against Albany (Feb. 9; 19 pts, 12 rbs) and UMBC (Feb. 12; 16 pts, 10 rbs). Benson has scored in double-digits in two straight games, including four of the last six contests.
Since changing the starting lineup eight games ago, the Wildcats have been one of the most productive defensive units in the conference, giving up just 58.0 points per game, while allowing opponents to shoot 38.0 percent (154-405) from the floor and 21.7 percent (30-138) from beyond the arc.
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) recently moved into eighth place all-time in program history in career rebounds (629), passing Chris Brown, who finished with 613 boards. Benson has posted 13 double-digit rebounding games in his career, including seven contests this year.
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) and sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) both registered double-doubles against UMBC (Feb.12), marking the first time this season multiple 'Cats have achieved this feat in the same game. Benson was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, posting a team-high 16 points to go along with 10 rebounds and two blocks. He shot 6-for-12 from the floor and 4-for-4 from the free throw line. It is his second straight game with a double-double. He has registered five double-doubles and 13 double-digit rebounding performances in his career. Konan earns his second double-double of his career, notching 15 points and 11 boards in 38 minutes. It is the third time in his career he has corralled 10-plus rebounds in a game.
Senior Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) ranks fifth in the America East in field goal percentage with a shooting clip of .524 (89-170). Since the start of conference play he has been on a tear, shooting 55.8 percent (53-95) from the floor, a mark that ranks third in the league. Last season the center shot 39.4 percent (63-160) from the field, including a .404 mark in conference play.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) recently surpassed Wayne Morrison (1,501) to rank third all-time in scoring in program history with 1,575 points. He needs just 15 points to tie Robin Dixson's mark of 1,590 points and rank second all-time. He ranks first on the team and seventh in the league in scoring, posting 13.7 points per game.
Junior forward Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.) registered season highs in minutes (35), points (19), field goals (7), assists (4), three-point field goals (2) and blocks (1) against Albany (Feb. 9). His impressive scoring total was just two points shy of his career high. He has scored in double-figures 11 times this season.
UNH head coach Bill Herrion is currently ranks second all-time in America East career wins with 150 victories as bench boss during league action. Herrion trails just Dennis Wolff (152) for the all-time mark in coaching victories in league history. He has posted an impressive 150-91 record during conference play in 15 seasons on the sidelines.
New Hampshire came up with an impressive defensive performance against Stony Brook (Feb. 6), posting its best defensive field goal percentage since the start of conference play, holding the Seawolves to a .311 shooting clip (14-45) from the floor. It was Stony Brook's worst shooting performance since league play began, as the Wildcats also held the Seawolves to their second-lowest 3-point field goal percentage of the season with a .188 clip (3-16) from downtown.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) earned his first career double-double versus Hartford (Feb. 1), posting 20 points and 10 rebounds to propel the Wildcats to a 52-51 victory over the Hawks at Lundholm Gymnasium. Abreu was tabbed the America East Player of the Game in the contest, achieving season highs in minutes played (40), assists (4) and 3-point field goals (4).
New Hampshire has maintained its reputation as one of the top defensive programs in the league this season, ranking first in defensive 3-point field goal percentage (.291; 112-385) and third in scoring defense (62.8 ppg). The Wildcats also rank fifth in the conference in defensive field goal percentage, holding opponents to a .420 shooting clip (612-1456) from the floor.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) ranks fifth all-time in program history in free throws made (295), recently passing Al McClain and Mike Christensen, who both finished their UNH careers with 293. Abreu owns a .743 career shooting clip (295-397) from the charity stripe, posting his personal best single-season mark during the 2007-08 campaign when he shot 81.8 percent (63-77) from the line.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) finished with 12 points against Vermont (Jan. 29), shooting a perfect 10-for-10 from the charity stripe, tying a team-best single-game total this season. Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) was the last Wildcat to sink double-digit free throws in a game when he knocked down 10-of-12 attempts from the line against Vermont on Jan. 14.
Junior guard Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) scored in double-digits for the fourth straight game when he notched 14 points against Hartford (Feb. 1). He led the team in scoring in the three prior outings, registering 16 (Vermont; Jan. 29), 17 (Maine; Jan. 25) and 19 points (Binghamton; Jan. 22), respectively. Rhoads has led the team in scoring six times and has reached double-figures in 16 contests this season.
New Hampshire knocked down a season-best 12 treys against Maine (Jan. 25), posting a .429 shooting clip (12-28) from long range in the contest. UNH ranks first in the league in 3-point field goals made, sinking 207 field goals from the beyond the arc.
New Hampshire has shot over 40 percent in nine of the last 14 outings; most recently posting a shooting clip of .434 (23-53) against Boston University (Feb. 15). Over the 14-game span the 'Cats shot over 40 percent in four straight games, representing their longest streak of the season. UNH had its best outing versus the Great Danes when the 'Cats shot 48.1 percent (26-54) from the floor, including a .421 clip (8-19) from beyond the arc.
New Hampshire shot over 40 percent from the floor and beyond the arc in back-to-back games for the first time this season after posting a shooting clip of .476 (20-42) from the field and a .409 (9-22) clip from deep against Stony Brook (Jan. 16). The Wildcats were equally impressive in the game prior against Vermont (Jan. 14), shooting 46 percent (23-50) from the floor and 45.5 percent (10-22) from 3-point land.
Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) knocked down 10 of 12 shots from the free throw line, finishing with 12 points to help propel the Wildcats to a 72-64 victory over Vermont (Jan. 14). Abreu's 10 made free throws marked the highest single-game total posted by any Wildcat this season and also tied a career high for the senior captain. The last time he reached this impressive mark came against Colgate on Dec. 30, 2009.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) has scored in double-digits in seven of the last eight contests. He has notched double-figures in all but six games this season and leads the Wildcats with an average of 13.7 points per game this season, shooting 40.5 percent (139-343) from the floor, as he is on pace to finish with his best single-season field goal percentage of his career.
Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 1st) and Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 2nd) rank in the top 10 in the America East in minutes played this season. Rhoads leads the duo with an average of 36.5 minutes per game while Abreu has logged 35.6 minutes per contest.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) scored a career-high 20 points against UMBC (Jan. 2), as he was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, finishing the contest with five boards, one assist and one block. He shot 7-of-11 from the field, 2-of-4 from behind the arc and 4-of-4 from the charity stripe. Konan has scored in double figures 13 times this season.
For the first time this season five Wildcats scored in double-figures, as Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) led the way with a career-high 20 points against UMBC (Jan. 2). The forward shot 7-of-11 from the field, 2-of-4 from behind the arc and 4-of-4 from the charity stripe in the contest. Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 15), Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 12), Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.; 10) and Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.; 10) rounded out UNH's double-digit scorers.
Sophomore Jordon Bronner (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) propelled the Wildcats to a 71-64 victory over Colgate (Dec. 31), setting career highs in points (24), free throws made (8), field goals (7) and 3-point field goals (2). The point guard was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, finishing the afternoon with three boards and a pair of steals. He shot a solid 7-of-11 from the floor and 2-of-3 from deep while knocking down 8-of-9 shots from the stripe.
Junior Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) scored 12 of his team-leading 16 points in the second half of play against Sacred Heart (Dec. 29), achieving the mark on the back of 9-of-12 shooting from the charity stripe, matching a career high in free throws made. The last time he knocked down nine shots at the line came last season against Albany (Feb. 2) when he led UNH to a 62-59 victory at Lundholm Gymnasium after posting 15 points against the Great Danes.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) recently moved into fourth place all-time in program history in field goals made (532). He currently leads the Wildcats with 139 field goals this season, shooting 40.5 percent (139-343) from the floor. Abreu notched a career-high 141 field goals during the 2009-10 campaign, finishing the season with a .358 shooting clip (141-394).
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) recently moved into first place all-time in program history in career minutes played (3,840). This season he ranks second in the league in minutes played (997), averaging 35.6 minutes per game. He logged his most time on the hardwood during the 2009-10 campaign, registering 1000 minutes while averaging 33.3 minutes per contest. Additionally, he ranks first all-time in games played, appearing in 117 contests in his UNH career.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) and senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) rank sixth (.377; 40-106) and eighth (.367; 54-147) in the America East in 3-point field goal percentage, respectively. Since the start of conference play Abreu is shooting 38.9 percent (35-90) while Konan has posted a .365 clip (23-63) from beyond the arc.
Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) and Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) both rank among the league leaders in rebounds, collecting 8.4 (1st) and 5.8 (10th) boards per game, respectively. Benson has turned in seven double-digit rebounding performances this season while Konan has registered three.
Four Wildcats have scored in double-figures in four games this season, most recently when Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 15), Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.; 14), Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 13) and Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.; 13) achieved the milestone against Maine (Feb. 22). Prior to that outing the last time UNH reached the mark was against Brown (Nov. 7), as Abreu (18), Rhoads (16), Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.; 11) and Myrick (10) finished in double-digits.
Sophomore forward Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.) posted 13 points and a career-best 11 rebounds, earning his first career double-double versus Holy Cross (Dec. 3). Konan, who was tabbed the America East Player of the Game for New Hampshire, finished the contest 4-for-10 from the field, including 2-for-5 from deep and 3-for-3 from the charity stripe in the contest.
Ferg Myrick (Philadelphia, Pa.; 19), Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.; 19), and Patrick Konan (Gainesville, Fla.; 16) all tallied double-digits against Towson (Feb. 18). The last time three 'Cats achieved this feat was against Boston University (Feb. 15) when Myrick (15), Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.; 10) and Rhoads (10) scored in double-figures.
Senior guard Alvin Abreu (Lynn, Mass.) notched three treys against Binghamton (Feb. 26) and currently ranks fourth all-time in career 3-point field goals made with 216. The senior captain recently passed Tommy MacDonald, who finished his UNH career with 197 trifectas. Abreu leads the squad with 54 3-pointers this season, posting a .367 clip from deep. He posted his highest single-season 3-pointer total during the 2007-08 campaign with 62 treys, a mark that ranks 10th all-time in program history.
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) tallied one block versus Towson (Feb. 18) and currently ranks second on the program's all-time blocks list with 79. Benson leads UNH with 25 blocks (0.9 bpg) this season, ranking fourth in the America East. He ended last season ranking fifth in the league in shots blocked, notching 1.1 per game.
Junior guard Chandler Rhoads (Berryville, Va.) matched his career high with 20 points against Boston College (Nov. 14). He rounded out his night shooting 6-of-14 from the floor, including 2-of-6 from 3-point distance, and cashed in on 6-of-10 free throw attempts. He chipped in with five rebounds and an assist in 37 minutes. The last time Rhoads scored 20 points in a game was against Vermont (Jan. 20, 2011), as he finished the contest 5-for-15 from the field, 4-for-7 from deep and 6-for-6 from the charity stripe. He capped off last season collecting America East All-Defensive Team honors after starting in all 30 games. The versatile guard was equally impressive offensively, leading the team in assists (85) and ranking second in points (273).
Senior center Brian Benson (Rochester, N.Y.) notched his third career double-double, tallying 17 points and 16 rebounds against Suffolk (Nov. 11). The captain earned a pair of double-doubles last season, with his most recent coming against Hartford (Feb. 27) when he registered 16 points and 15 boards. He finished the 2010-11 campaign pulling in double-digit rebounds in eight games while scoring in double-figures in three outings.
The Wildcats shot an impressive 53.2 percent (33-62) from the field and 50 percent (9-18) from deep against Suffolk (Nov. 11). New Hampshire was especially impressive in the first half of the contest, registering 51 points on 64.7 percent (22-34) shooting from the field and 66.7 percent (6-9) shooting from 3-point range. The last time UNH shot above 50 percent in both categories was last season against UMBC (Jan. 23) when the 'Cats earned an 80-60 victory over the Retrievers. New Hampshire finished the contest with a shooting clip of .510 from the field and .519 from beyond the arc.
Heading into Saturday's contest UNH has recorded at least one 3-pointer in 611 consecutive games, a streak that spans 21 years. The last time the 'Cats did not tally a trey was in a 59-47 loss to Dartmouth College on Jan. 8, 1991, when they were 0-for-3 from behind the arc. The NCAA record is currently 831 games by UNLV, a streak that started Nov. 26, 1986 and is still active.
UNH recently announced that two student-athletes have committed to attend UNH and play for the Wildcat basketball program next fall. Frank Okeke, a 6-foot-6-inch, 220-pound forward from DeSoto, Texas, joins the Wildcats after posting 9.0 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.0 blocks per game as a junior at DeSoto High School. His production in the frontcourt was key to DeSoto's success in 2010-11, as the Eagles were ranked No. 19 in the county while posting a 34-4 record. Additionally, DeSoto was tabbed 5A Regional II District Champions and McDonald's Invitational Gold Division Champions last season. Okeke, who also played for the highly touted Deron Williams Elite AAU program, was also part of the DeSoto squad that was named a Texas 5A Regional Finalist in 2011. Chris Orozco, a 6-foot-3-inch, 175-pound combo guard from Tenafly, N.J., joins the UNH basketball program after spending the last three years with Tenafly High School. The two-time All-Bergen selection is closing in on becoming just the 11th Bergen boy to reach the 2000-career-point mark after leading the Tigers to 58 wins over the course of the last three seasons. Last year he was tabbed a Second-Team All-Group 3 and First-Team All-Bergen County for The Star-Ledger honoree, registering 21.7 points, 10.1 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game. He capped off his junior campaign leading the Tigers to a 20-4 record while winning the Big North Patriot Division title.
New Hampshire (39 points) was picked fifth in the America East Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Wildcats were tabbed to finish behind Boston U. (62), Stony Brook (56), Vermont (51) and Albany (42). The Terriers, who have topped the poll each of the last five years, garnered six first-place votes, while Stony Brook claimed the remaining three votes. Maine (32) was tabbed sixth, while Hartford (18), UMBC (18) and Binghamton (11) round out the rest of the poll.
By defeating Holy Cross, 55-52, Nov. 20, 2010 head coach Bill Herrion recorded his 61st victory at UNH and moved into fourth on the school's all-time wins list, passing Bill Olsen, who won 60 games in six seasons from 1960-66. Herrion now trails only Gerry Friel (188), William Cowell (119), and Henry Swasey (108) in the record books. Herrion has compiled 83 wins in stint as bench boss for the Wildcats.
Associate Head Coach Ken Dempsey will be blogging at various points of the season on College Chalktalk. To follow along with Dempsey's entries, visit http://collegechalktalk.com/coachesDiary/new_hampshire/2011-12/index.
UNH and Pack Network have once again partnered to provide online video streaming of UNH athletics for the upcoming 2011-12 season with UNHwildcats.Tv. Wildcat fans are encouraged to buy the "Wildcat All-Access Pass" which is an annual subscription for $99.95 that provides all the live coverage of UNH home athletic events. Fans can also purchase home events on a per game basis of $9.95.
In the summer of 1999, the University of New Hampshire Athletic Department formed the "UNH Sports Network" — the largest network ever to broadcast UNH sporting events. Wildcats Sports Properties has added WGIN-AM 930 (Rochester) and WQSO-FM 96.7 (Portsmouth) as flagship stations on the Wildcat Sports Network, joining WGIR-AM 610 (Manchester), which was added in 2008. All three stations are part of the Clear Channel family. These three aforementioned stations – along with WUVR-AM 1490 (Lebanon), WNTK-FM 99.7 (New London) and WCNL-AM 1010 (Newport) – will carry all UNH football and men's hockey broadcasts, a select number of men's and women's basketball and women's hockey broadcasts, as well as "Wildcat Sports Today", a three-minute daily update concerning UNH athletics. The games can also be heard on the internet at www.UNHWildcats.com, through a service from Stretch Internet. Stretch has also partnered with UNH to develop a podcast page for UNH fans to listen to archived broadcasts. Veteran play-by-play man Jim Jeannotte will return for his 31st year broadcasting UNH men's basketball. Jeannotte will be joined by color analyst Mike Murphy, who enters his 12th season calling Wildcat men's hoop.
UNHWildcats.com, via Stretch Internet Broadcast, will carry 14 UNH men's basketball home games, as well as one road contest this season. If you cannot attend Wildcat basketball, you can still tune into the game from anywhere you can gain access to the internet. Fans can get to the UNH men's basketball broadcast site by going to the men's basketball schedule page at www.UNHWildcats.com.
Alvin Abreu earned his second career double-double registering a team-high 17 points to go along with a career-best 12 rebounds, propelling the University of New Hampshire men's basketball team to a 58-49 victory over Binghamton University at Lundholm Gymnasium.
Abreu was tabbed the America East Player of the Game, adding three assists and two steals to his line. He shot 7 of 14 from the floor and 3 of 4 from deep in the contest.
Jimmy Gray was selected as the player of the game for Binghamton, finishing with a game-high 20 points to go along with five boards, four steals and two helpers.
Brian Benson chipped in with 15 points, eight rebounds and one steal in 37 minutes.
New Hampshire opened the contest on a 19-5 run on the back of Benson, who poured in eight points on a stretch that lasted 6:38. The 'Cats polished off the run with seven unanswered, as Abreu dropped in a pair of layups to cap things off with 12:22 remaining in the first frame.
Ben Dickinson canned a jumper and Omar Richards added a pair of baskets to kick off a 9-3 scoring spurt by the Bearcats that cut the deficit down to eight, 22-14, at 6:41.
Ferg Myrick would increase the lead to double-digits on a pair of free throws, but Gray sank a jumper and hit 1 of 2 shots from the free throw line, as Binghamton trimmed the score to 24-17.
The 'Cats closed out the stanza on a high note, outscoring the Bearcats 7-2 the rest of the way with Benson once again fueling the offense, netting a 3-pointer and a layup to close out the stretch. He finished the first half with 13 points, sending UNH into the locker room with a 31-19 edge.
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All of the previous series have aired on public television stations around the country. The series is the companion to Folse's best-selling cookbook, The Encyclopedia of Cajun & Creole Cuisine, already in its fourth printing in less than two years. The 841-page book took more than six years to research and write.
In the series, Chef John Folse journeys into the past to see how the groups who immigrated affected our history and our cuisine. Among the groups featured on the shows are the Africans, British, Cajuns, Creoles, French, German, Italian, Native Americans, and Spanish.
"To understand our food, you must first understand the people who settled here and why they came to Louisiana in the first place," Chef Folse said. "From the oldest Native American settlement in North America to the German immigrants who saved New Orleans from famine, viewers will delight in Louisiana's rich culinary past."
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By heather | March 27, 2009
When I went from having one kid to two kids, all of a sudden only having one kid seemed like a breeze. What was I thinking when I thought one baby was hard?
When I was pregnant, Alex spent a lot of energy pushing me, and as huge and tired as I was I didn't have it in me to push back and discipline the way I knew I needed to. I didn't have a lot of confidence in my ability to parent when Emily Kate was born. I was more than moderately freaked out, wondering who the hell certified me as a qualifed parent.
Mostly, I focused on keeping the baby quiet and keeping Alex from breaking things and/or himself. People asked me if I had to make a special effort to spend time with my older child, but for me it was just the opposite – I had to go out of my way to have quiet, focused time with Emily Kate. I think back, and so much of it is and was a blur.
Brett and I always assumed we'd have kids, but we never really talked about when, or where, or what kind of situation we wanted to raise them in and how we'd parent. When I turned 30, I still didn't feel "ready" to have kids, and looking back now I think it's because we hadn't had any of those conversations.
To this day, there are so many things that I always assumed I would do that I'm not – we don't go to church and haven't baptized them, because we never got around to finding a church we liked. We don't sit down to a home-cooked meal together every night like I always did as a kid. It never occured to me before becoming a mom to question if working full-time was the right choice for us. We bought a house that turns out to be in a crappy school district.
For someone who calls herself a planner, I seem to be able to micro-manage to-do lists but drop the ball every time on the big stuff.
I am totally amazed at how different both kids are today than they were a few months ago. In September, I thought Emily Kate would never sleep through the night. Today she goes down at 7:30 and sleeps until 6. In October, Alex was evaluated for Early Intervention. Today he's speaks in complete sentences.
They've grown together too – they are so close that I sometimes feel left out. I can't imagine one without the other.
Tonight I was giving Alex a bath and spent most of the time watching her watch him, with big, eager eyes and an adoring smile on her face. No one makes her laugh like he does. He is so happy when he knows he made her giggle, that he laughs, and she laughs more.
Even at 2, he is protective, upset when she's upset, and delights in everything she does. He plays with her, shows her how to crawl, and puts himself between her and the other kids at daycare that he knows are rough players.
I thought of a few weekends from now when Brett is taking Alex on a fishing trip and it will be me and EK for a girl's weekend. I pictured that tub with just her in it and it seemed quiet and empty, even as I look forward to having that time with her.
Watching the uncomplicated joy they bring each other reassures me that despite my poor planning I'm doing something right. I just worry that I'm going to regret missing so much.
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March 28th, 2009 at 1:15 am
Great post Heather. It's never too late for any of those things you mentioned. I know someone who's a stay at home mom with two kids and homeschools one of them (no worry about districts). It turns out she's not as mentally unstable as she thinks she might be sometimes. Most choices in life aren't permanent and dropped balls can be picked up.
Oh, and Brett fishes?
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Posted by FoodLover on 08/03/2012
This place is simply delicious!! The only okay dish is the pad thai. But their pad see yue is amazing. If you go you have to try their papaya salad. It is cheap and super quick. I love that you can see into their kitchen. A place that you can see your food being cooked is always a good a sign. I often order take out from here and they always say 2o minutes, but it usually takes around 10. This place is amazing!
Posted by Summer on 04/22/2012
Awesome eat!
Posted by anonymous on 03/24/2012
We just got delivery from here after not having had Joya in some time. It was disappointing. The Spicy Squid Salad was nothing more than lukewarm, rubbery squid pieces, barely dressed, atop wilted romaine... not a single chili or fresh herb in sight. The Panang Curry with Beef was mostly soggy overcooked green bell peppers, with a few pieces of tough-as-nails beef if you looked hard enough, and there wasn't a hint of spice (and only 1 limp lime leaf that had obviously been frozen). The summer roll came pre-cut and sauced, which made for a soggy, sticky mess, and it was also flavorless, again no fresh herbs to be found. The Spicy Noodles were almost passable, although again, spicy is a misnomer here. The worst offense of all, however, is the fact that they sent us a takeout box full of overcooked, flavorless, plain white rice! If you are a Thai restaurant, you serve Jasmine rice. There is no excuse for that at all. Never again. When are we going to get a decent Thai restaurant in the neighborhood? We don't need 100 disappointing ones.
Posted by Smariel on 01/13/2012
I love this place, the food is fantastic and it's my go-to Thai in the neighborhood. Plus the atmosphere is very modern and well lit for a nice dinner out. However it is almost impossible to order from. I just redialed their # 20x before I got through. It would be great if they had some sort of online ordering system.
Posted by Lindsjoy on 12/11/2011
I laugh reading reviews from food snobs who claim this is not authentic Thai. It's probably not but that's because we are in Brooklyn - any Chinese food place is not even real Chinese. If you want the common version of Thai food in America it's great, and a super cheap fun date night. My fave is the spicy noodles.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/27/2011
this place has great food, service, and atmosphere. It's an excellent value and the turn around is super fast. My only complaint (warning) is that you can't count on delivery from Joya anymore. They still operate with a single phone line and no online orders, and it candle handle the volume of customers. I spent 22 minutes trying to get through on the phone only to get a busy signal every time. I finally gave up and ordered from somewhere else.
Posted by Im not a "foodie" I just eat a lot. on 11/26/2011
Ive been to Thailand twice, eaten at Pong Sri in the city, and dined at the superior Sri Praphai in Queens. How people can claim "This is the best Thai food ever" on this site when Joya is either their lone experience, or they've never even had real Thai food to compare it to is utterly irresponsible. The food at Joya is a safe slice of neutralized exotica for the unadventurous-at-heart with a sensitive palate. Ultimately, it's for the people of the last 10 years who -- thanks to the internet -- consider themselves as "foodies" (a term I find, ironically, distasteful). For those of us who actually know better, it's exceptionally mediocre.


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Abhilasha was up next and she sung 'Aaa Jaane Jaan'. I am on fence regarding this performance. I kind of like it, but I feel that it could have been much better. Though Jatin was very happy with her performance.
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Wonderful Performance……..Great going Abhilasha…Keep it up
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Yes, she is the only female singer who has lots of potential and has a very clear innocent voice. Her performances in the recent episodes have been great. Aa Jane jaa is a difficult song and she did justice to it. Didn't overdo it… Sang with conviction….
Wish you all the best, Abhilasha, you are our ASHA of VOI…. hope you are in the top 3….
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Brilliant Abhilasha. Her voice is the most symmetrical. She is the Replica of Lata Jee.
Abilasha what are you doing these days.
Best of luck for your future.
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Get some good coffee and brew it at home.
Bacon-Egg-Cheese Breakfast Muffin - yum!
Way better than drive-through.
Step 1: Assemble ingredients
First, go to a breakfast buffet and buy a bunch of bacon that was left over from breakfast. You can get a great deal on a bunch of bacon, and then just keep it in the freezer in a plastic freezer bag. Use as desired. Like now.
Second, purchase an microwavable egg poacher/cooker with a lid. See photo. Mine is a NordicWare Egg 'N' Muffin. Just a couple of bux at Walmart.
Gather up an English muffin, an egg, 2 pieces of pre-cooked bacon, a couple of tablespoons of milk or equivalent and a slice of cheese (your choice).
Get a fork to stir the egg.
Put aside a paper plate and a paper towel.
Step 2: Get the muffin ready
Put it in your toaster, but don't start cooking it yet.
Step 3: Get the egg ready
Gently break the yolk and stir the egg up, adding up to two tablespoons of milk, to the scrambled mixture. Stir again to mix.
I actually use soymilk, but once I used half-and-half and the egg came out a little lighter and fluffier.... and higher in fat. (Take your pick!)
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Reach into that bacon bag in the freezer and dig out a couple of pieces of already-cooked bacon.
Break it or cut the bacon into small pieces.
Add the bacon to the egg mixture.
Stir it a little to distribute the bacon.
I do not add any salt or other seasonings because the bacon takes care of the flavoring issues.
I've never had to grease the Egg 'n' Muffin baker either.
Looks delicious but how long does it take to make? I budget my breakfast time 5-10 minutes.
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ALBANY -- Despite dwindling state funds and higher scrutiny of public safety dollars, the Dougherty County Police Department will receive its fifth HEAT grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
The Highway Enforcement of Aggressive Traffic, or HEAT, program provides annual grants to departments in areas where law enforcement works to crack down on drunk or impaired drivers and speeders.
Since the department has been a part of the program, the DCP has reduced the number of injury-involved crashes by 46 percent and fatal crashes by 42 percent, Lt. Tom Jackson said.
"That really is the whole reason for this program and for our focus on traffic," Jackson said. "We want to see the day where we don't have to worry about people getting hurt or killed in crashes. Until we do, we'll be out there trying to keep the drunk drivers and speeders off the road."
But the program is about more than just enforcement, Jackson said. It contains an educational component as well.
Of the 26,000 contacts the department has made this year, it has distributed more than 13,000 educational items that include pamphlets and other materials designed to educate and inform the public.
With funds dwindling throughout the state, GOHS is funding only 21 units this year, which is down from last year, Jackson said.
"It's an honor for us to be included in the programs that are still getting funding," Jackson said.
Jackson said the department will continue to maintain a high level of visibility and attempt to thwart the aggressive driving its officers see daily on Dougherty County's roadways.
"It makes me glad to see people hit the brakes when they see me or sling on a seatbelt when we come down the road because that's what we want. We want people to be aware of their own actions so that maybe we'll have a few less crashes and a few less families to have to notify that a loved one is gone," he said.
The Governor's Office of Highway Safety funneled $3 million this year into departments across the state for the HEAT program.
The DCP's traffic unit has been recognized at both the state and national level for excellence in educational and enforcement activities. It recently was asked to participate in a statewide training documentary that was filmed in Dougherty County.
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- Zero tolerance for drunken drivers ( June 27, 2012 )
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Miley Cyrus a Brief History
Miley Cyrus a Brief History
Miley Ray Cyrus (born Destiny Hope Cyrus; November 23, 1992) (she is 5'5) is an American actress and singer, she is . She is a daughter of country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, and held minor roles in the television series Doc and the film Big Fish in her childhood. In 2006, Cyrus rose to prominence as a teen idol after being cast in the Disney Channel television series Hannah Montana, in which she portrayed the starring character Miley Stewart. After signing a recording contract with Hollywood Records in 2007, Cyrus released her debut studio album Meet Miley Cyrus. It was certified quadruple-platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) for exceeding four million shipments, and produced the hit single "See You Again". In 2008, Cyrus released her second album Breakout, which featured the successful track "7 Things", and launched her film career as the voice actress in the animated film Bolt. In 2009, Cyrus starred in the feature film Hannah Montana: The Movie; its soundtrack produced the hit single "The Climb".
Cyrus developed a maturing image with her extended play The Time of Our Lives (2009), which featured the successful track "Party in the U.S.A.". The transition continued with her third album Can't Be Tamed (2010); however, it made little commercial impact and became the lowest-selling record of her career. Later that year, Cyrus starred in the coming-of-age film The Last Song. During its production, she was involved in an on-again, off-again relationship with her co-star Liam Hemsworth; the couple ultimately separated after ending their year-long engagement in 2013. Cyrus focused on her acting career with several television and film appearances throughout 2011 and 2012. Cyrus later signed a recording contract with RCA Records, and generated controversy by cultivating a sexually explicit public image while promoting her fourth studio album Bangerz (2013). Its singles "We Can't Stop" and "Wrecking Ball" were promoted with provocative music videos; the latter became her first number-one hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. Cyrus is known for making the term, twerking famous. Cyrus is recognized as among the most successful artists to originate from The Walt Disney Company. She has five non-consecutive number-one albums on the U.S. Billboard 200, two of which are soundtracks credited to her titular character Hannah Montana, and has earned numerous awards and nominations. In 2010, Cyrus ranked number thirteen on Forbes' Celebrity 100, and was named the "Most Charted Teenager" in the 2011 Guinness World Records with twenty-nine Billboard Hot 100 entries as of November 2009.In 2013, she was recognized as the "Artist of the Year" by MTV.
For Time's 100 Most Influential People list, the magazine had Miley Cyrus' godmother Dolly Parton pen a personal excerpt about the controversial, yet extremely popular and smart pop star.
"If I didn't know how smart and talented Miley is, I might worry about her," Parton starts off. "But I've watched her grow up. So I don't. She knows what she's doing."
Cyrus first made big waves last year at the MTV VMA's for her provocative dance with Robin Thicke and hasn't looked back since. All the while, Cryus, 21, has given people the impression that "she's just being Miley" and has everything under control. "She was very proud of the work she did as Hannah Montana, but people were gonna leave her there forever," Parton added about Cyrus. "And she was just smotherin' and chokin' in it. So she felt she had to do something completely drastic. And she did."
Parton continued, "She made her point, she made her mark, and more power to her. 'Wrecking Ball' is a great song. The whole album is great. So I'm hoping that now she can relax and show people how talented she really is. 'Cause the girl can write. The girl can sing. The girl is smart. And she doesn't have to be so drastic." Finally, the 68-year-old country music legend related Cyrus' career to her own successful run.
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North Carolina tight end/linebacker Jack Tabb has been suspended for the first half of UNC's Oct. 17 game against Miami.
The junior was ejected in the fourth quarter of the Tar Heels' 27-17 loss at Virginia Tech last Saturday after he threw a punch at Hokies defensive end Tyrel Wilson on a kickoff return.
UNC team spokesman Kevin Best said that, by ACC rules governing fighting, Tabb must sit out the first half of the team's next game. UNC will not impose an additional suspension.
It's been an eventful season for Tabb, who started the first two games at tight end, sat out the next two games for violating team rules, and then started at linebacker against the Hokies because regular starter Travis Hughes missed a team meeting.
In his three games, Tabb has three catches for 50 yards and has made five tackles.
UNC coach Larry Fedora did not hold his regular Monday press conference because the team has a bye this week, but he commented on Tabb's ejection immediately following the Virginia Tech game.
"Evidently, Jack retaliated to something that happened to him on the play, which is unacceptable either way," Fedora said.
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Typical Ingredients (Strawberry Yoghurt): Maltodextrin (43%), Water, Fructose (21%), Citric Acid, Electrolytes (Sodium Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Lactate, Magnesium Carbonate), Natural Yoghurt Flavour (0.2%), Natural Strawberry Flavour (0.05%), Preservative (Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate)
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Nutritional Information per 100g: Energy (kCal/kJ) 255/1065, Protein 0g, Fat 0g, Carbohydrate 63.9g (of which sugars 21.3g). Electrolytes per 100g: Sodium 111mg, Chloride 190mg, Potassium 25.7mg, Magnesium 2.3mg, Calcium 10.1mg
- Notes:
WARNING: Torq Energy Gel with Guarana contains 89mg of caffeine per serving
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