Flowers had season highs in field goals (4) and threes made (2).Ģ9% – Kyrell Luc has a 29% assist rate so far this season.Ģ9 – Daryl Banks III ranks fifth among all A-10 players with 29 made 3-pointers this year.Ħ5% – When the Bonnies win this season, Chad Venning makes good on nearly 65% of his field goal attempts. He has reached that total in two of the last three games. As a team, the Bonnies rank 85th in the country at 4.2 blocks per game.ġ0 – SBU will play against opponents from 10 different conferences during non-conference action.ġ0 – Moses Flowers matched his season-high with 10 points vs. Venning ranks ninth in the A-10 with 13 blocks this season.Cleveland State before posting his second career double-double in his hometown of Brooklyn last Sunday (14 points, 10 rebounds). 3 at Buffalo, but responded with a 12-point effort last Wednesday vs. Chad Venning had his first scoreless game as a Bonnie Dec.Luc leads the league at 2.3 spg (tied with Davidson's Foster Loyer) while Evans is fifth overall, and leads all freshmen, with 1.6 spg. Kyrell Luc and Barry Evans both rank in the A-10's top five for steals this season.Farell had posted at least seven rebounds in seven straight games prior to finishing with four vs. Freshman Yann Farell ranks sixth among all Atlantic 10 players and leads all A-10 freshmen on the boards so far this year, hauling in 7.9 rpg.The Bonnies also forced Iona into 19 turnovers, though the Gaels averaged just nine on the year entering the day. Bona led, however, with under seven minutes to play before Iona closed the game on a 19-3 run. Iona (7-2) is the highest-ranked opponent on the Bonnies schedule according to the NCAA NET (32). Iona at Barclays Center in Brooklyn this past Sunday. Bonaventure looks to bounce back from a 72-57 setback vs. With students on break, don't miss your chance to sit close to the action in the Wolf Pack student bleachers starting at just $20.

A win Friday would ensure a winning non-conference record for the 14th time in 16 seasons for the Bonnies under head coach Mark Schmidt.

FGCU, meanwhile, averages over nine made threes per game and attempts nearly 45% of its field goal tries from deep, ranking 30th nationally.

Just 22% of opponent points are coming from beyond the arc which ranks 354th out of 363 Division I teams. The SBU 3-point defense has held the opposition to 24.5% shooting from long distance, a total that ranks fourth nationally.

Bona opponents continue to struggle beyond the arc.

In five games away from the friendly confines of home court, the team posts 65.6 ppg while allowing 71.2 ppg and opponents are shooting nearly 45% from the floor. In five home games, Bona averages nearly 73 ppg and owns a scoring margin of +13.2 while opponents are scoring 59.6 ppg and shooting 39% overall.

The Bonnies are 5-0 at home, but 1-4 away from the Reilly Center this season.

The only Atlantic 10 team with a better record at home over that span is new conference member Loyola Chicago (27-3). The Bonnies are 26-3 at the Reilly Center overall the past three seasons. Bonaventure looks to remain perfect at home, owning a 5-0 record on home court thus far in non-conference play. Next up come two road tests at rival Siena, a squad with two Power Six wins this year, and at Northern Iowa, which won at SBU last year when the Bonnies were ranked No.

In FGCU, the Bonnies face another NET Top 100 team with the Eagles ranked No. Iona, a club ranked in the top 40 of the NCAA NET rankings. The Bonnies look to bounce back from a 72-57 setback last Sunday vs.

The Bonnies continue a challenging stretch to wrap up non-conference action by hosting Florida Gulf Coast Friday.

Bonaventure returns following a break for finals and hosts Florida Gulf Coast at the Reilly Center Friday night in the last home non-conference action of the year. By: Scott Eddy, Assistant Athletics Director for Strategic Communications Story Links

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