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1. Street & Smith has Merrimack #14 in pre-season Division II rankings.
2. 19-12 last year, going to regional semi-finals of NCAA Div II tournament.
3. Returns four of five starters.
4. Led by 6-0 soph PG Juvares Hayes, pre-season All-America hon mention.
5. Hayes led all of Div II in total assists and APG last year. Had one game of 22 pts, 12 assists, 11 rebounds.
6. Leading scorer last year (18 ppg) 6-7 junior F Ryan Boulter.
7. Hayes and Boulter both three-point threats at 39% and 38% respectively.
8. Team has no listed center. Tallest returnee is Boulter at 6-7, a few 6-5's. One incoming frosh at 6-9.
9. PG Hayes top rebounder at 6.2 rpg last year. Boulter 4.6 rpg.
Hayes appears to be a bona-fide triple-threat. Boulter a sharpshooter. Team appears to have little inside presence. Not much length and no mid-sized banger.
This is a game where UConn's 3-pt defense will likely be tested, while Cobb, Carlton, Diarra will get a chance to operate inside.
For comparison, Southern beat this team 84-65 last year. UConn pummeled Southern in an exhibition 94-65. (But then UConn lost to Wagner in their next game.)
2. 19-12 last year, going to regional semi-finals of NCAA Div II tournament.
3. Returns four of five starters.
4. Led by 6-0 soph PG Juvares Hayes, pre-season All-America hon mention.
5. Hayes led all of Div II in total assists and APG last year. Had one game of 22 pts, 12 assists, 11 rebounds.
6. Leading scorer last year (18 ppg) 6-7 junior F Ryan Boulter.
7. Hayes and Boulter both three-point threats at 39% and 38% respectively.
8. Team has no listed center. Tallest returnee is Boulter at 6-7, a few 6-5's. One incoming frosh at 6-9.
9. PG Hayes top rebounder at 6.2 rpg last year. Boulter 4.6 rpg.
Hayes appears to be a bona-fide triple-threat. Boulter a sharpshooter. Team appears to have little inside presence. Not much length and no mid-sized banger.
This is a game where UConn's 3-pt defense will likely be tested, while Cobb, Carlton, Diarra will get a chance to operate inside.
For comparison, Southern beat this team 84-65 last year. UConn pummeled Southern in an exhibition 94-65. (But then UConn lost to Wagner in their next game.)