DUNK CITY, Fla. – Looking for its third ASUN Tournament Championship in the last five years, the top-seeded FGCU men's basketball team begins that pursuit at home on Monday with a quarterfinal matchup at 7 p.m. against 8th-seeded Stetson.
 
WHAT TO KNOW
General-admission tickets are still available and can be secured by logging on to FGCUTickets.com, calling 239-590-7145 or visiting the Alico Arena Ticket Office. FGCU students with a valid Eagle ID are admitted free of charge, while students from other ASUN institutions are $5. Fans are encouraged to wear blue to create a blueout atmosphere inside The Nest.
 
SETTING THE STAGE
The game will be a rematch of last year's ASUN Championship Final, and a rematch of Thursday night when the Eagles clipped the Hatters, 80-70, to win their first outright ASUN regular-season title. That victory secured FGCU's No. 1 seed and home-court advantage throughout the ASUN Championship, while the loss for Stetson coupled with NJIT's comeback win over USC Upstate dropped the Hatters from the No. 7 seed to the No. 8 seed.
 
ASUN CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHUPS | COMPLETE BRACKET
1 FGCU vs. 8 Stetson: 7:00 PM
2 Lipscomb vs. 7 NJIT: 8:00 PM
3 North Florida vs. 6 Jacksonville: 7:00 PM
4 USC Upstate vs. 5 Kennesaw State: 7:00 PM
 
With a win, FGCU will host either USC Upstate or Kennesaw State in the semifinals on Thursday, Mar. 2, at 7 p.m. All-time, the No. 1 seed is 25-5 against the No. 8 seed in the ASUN Championship.
 
FGCU'S ASUN CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY
This will be the fourth all-time meeting between FGCU and Stetson in the ASUN Championship. The Eagles have won the previous three meetings, including last season's final, 80-78, in overtime. FGCU's 3-0 record against Stetson in the ASUN Championship is the best mark by any league member over another in the conference tournament.
 
FGCU has only been eligible for the ASUN Championship since 2011-12 following a four-year required transition period to Division I, and in the first three years the Eagles reached the championship game each year – the only program in the history of D-I men's basketball to accomplish that feat. The Eagles have been postseason eligible for five years, made the ASUN Championship Final four times and won the title twice.
 
2012: Lost to Belmont in the Final
2013: Defeated Mercer to win the ASUN Championship
2014: Lost to Mercer in the Final
2015: Lost to USC Upstate in the Semifinals
2016: Defeated Stetson to win the ASUN Championship
 
FGCU's 11-3 record in ASUN Championship games is good for a .785 winning percentage, by far the best among all current ASUN teams. In fact, FGCU is the only active league member with a better-than-.500 record in ASUN Championship games. Furthermore, despite appearing in the ASUN Championship only five times, FGCU is tied for the most wins of any current conference member.
 
Team: Record (Tournament Appearances)
FGCU: 11-3 (5)
Stetson: 11-23 (23)
North Florida: 6-6 (7)
Lipscomb: 6-12 (12)
Jacksonville: 5-17 (17)
USC Upstate: 4-5 (5)
Kennesaw State: 1-4 (4)
NJIT: 0-1 (1)
 
FGCU is one of only two active ASUN members (North Florida, 2015) to have won an ASUN Tournament Championship. The Eagles are in search of their third all-time title, which would be tied for the 3rd-most in ASUN history (since 1979). Only Belmont (five titles from 2006-12) and UCF (four titles from 1994-05) would have more than FGCU if it were to win the tournament.
 
ASUN POSTSEASON AWARDS
Earlier on Sunday, Brandon Goodwin was named the ASUN Newcomer of the Year, Demetris Morant was tabbed as the ASUN Defensive Player of the Year and Joe Dooley garnered ASUN Coach of the Year honors.
 
Goodwin (Norcross, Ga./UCF/Norcross HS) was also named to the five-player ASUN First Team, continuing a stretch of FGCU having at least one representative on the First Team for five-straight years – the longest current streak of any ASUN member. The redshirt junior transfer became the first player in program history to be named ASUN Newcomer of the Year, and he did so in unanimous fashion as every head coach in the league voted for Goodwin.
 
Morant (Miami, Fla./UNLV/Bishop Gorman HS) entered the year as the ASUN Preseason Defensive Player of the Year, and lived up to that throughout the 2016-17 campaign. The uber-athletic 6-9 forward led the league in blocks at 1.5 per game en route to becoming the second FGCU player (Bernard Thompson, 2013) to be named ASUN Defensive Player of the Year.
 
Dooley becomes the first of FGCU's three head coaches in the program's D-I era to be named ASUN Coach of the Year. The 4th-year leader of the Eagles has guided the Green and Blue to a 23-7 mark, setting a D-I program record for regular-season wins. FGCU finished 12-2 in the ASUN for a program-best .857 winning percentage, claiming its first outright regular-season title in program history.
 
For the complete release announcing FGCU's ASUN postseason award winners, click here.
 
TWEETABLES
1) FGCU finished with a season-high 26 2nd-chance points vs. Stetson last Thursday. In the two meetings this year, FGCU has a 47-17 edge in 2nd-chance points over the Hatters.
2) After not having a single-digit turnover game vs. a D-I opponent through the first 20 games, FGCU has single-digit giveaways in six of the last 10 games, including three straight.
3) FGCU has won twice this year when shooting a lower field goal percentage than its opponent, and both times have come against Stetson: 55.6 to 51.5 on Jan. 7; 45.8 to 42.4 on Thursday.
4) Zach Johnson was named ASUN Player of the Week on Friday after tallying a season-high-tying 24 points and career bests of six 3-pointers and six rebounds against Stetson.
5) Under Dooley, FGCU is 66-4 when leading at the half (16-0 this year) and 38-4 when scoring at least 80 points (13-1 this year).
 
INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Points Allowed: Stetson allows an ASUN-worst 82.8 points per game, which ranks 336th out of 351 D-I teams. FGCU leads the ASUN by allowing just 69.7 points per game – more than five points better than any other team in the conference.
Rebounding: FGCU leads the ASUN with a +5.8 rebound margin, while Stetson is -7.2. In the first meeting this year, FGCU held a 35-29 rebounding edge which resulted in a 21-11 advantage in 2nd-chance points. In the second meeting on Thursday, FGCU dominated the glass, 48-33, on its way a 26-6 edge in 2nd-chance points. FGCU ranks 30th in the nation in rebound margin, while Stetson is 338th.
 
SERIES HISTORY
FGCU holds a 16-7 edge in the all-time series with Stetson, which started when the Eagles joined D-I and the ASUN in 2007-08. The 16 wins against Stetson are the most for FGCU versus an ASUN team. In fact, if FGCU wins the quarterfinal game, its semifinal contest would be against either Kennesaw State or USC Upstate, and the Eagles have 15 wins over both of those teams – their 2nd-most against ASUN foes.
 
The Eagles had won seven in a row over the Hatters by an average of 17 points per game until last year's regular-season finale in DeLand when Stetson ended the streak. The Hatters won the first three meetings – and four of the first five – but since then the Eagles have claimed 15 of the 18 contests since 2010. However, the last four meetings have all been decided by 10 points or less.
 
In the ASUN opener at Stetson last month, FGCU trailed by eight points, 85-77, with just over a minute remaining, but on a trio of Goodwin free throws with .6 of a second remaining capped an incredible 89-88 comeback win. On Thursday, FGCU took a slim 31-30 advantage into halftime, and it remained a one-possession game with just 5 minutes left. With Stetson up 62-60, Johnson (Miami, Fla./Norland HS) hit a 3-pointer to put the Eagles up, 63-62, and a couple minutes later hit another to give the Eagles a 66-62 lead with 3 minutes left. From there, the Hatters would get no closer than three points the rest of the night.
 
SCOUTING STETSON
^ ASUN Second Team member Derick Newton and Divine Myles lead a two-headed offensive attack for Stetson at 17.8 points and 16.6 points per game, respectively.
^ Luke Doyle (10.6 points per game) needs just one 3-pointer to break his own school record for triples in a season (72 last year).
^ Newton is the first Hatter with back-to-back 500-point seasons since 1991 and 1992. Additionally, Myles needs just one point to reach the 500-point mark. If he does, he and Newton would be the first Stetson teammates to do it in the same season since 1961-62.
 
HOME COURT ADVANTAGE
FGCU is 72-14 (.837) at Alico Arena since the start of the 2012-13 season, including a 13-3 mark this year. In ASUN games, the Eagles have been even more dominant, posting a 34-5 (.872) mark against league foes in the regular season in that same timeframe.
 
PLAYER QUICK HITTERS
#0 Brandon Goodwin: Was the only player in the ASUN who averaged at least 19 points (19.8), 6 rebounds (6.1) and 3 assists (3.8) in league games. Goodwin is the only player in league history to be named ASUN Newcomer of the Week six times (previous record: 4), and on Monday he became the first player ever to be tabbed ASUN Player of the Week and ASUN Newcomer of the Week.
#3 Rayjon Tucker: Has posted consecutive double-figure point games for the first time this year (10 at USC Upstate; 12 vs. Stetson) and just the second time in the sophomore's career.
#21 Demetris Morant: Would rank 2nd in the nation in field goal percentage at .743 if he qualified. Morant averages 4.6 made field goals per game, and the NCAA minimum is 5 made per game in order to qualify for field goal percentage. Morant nearly averaged a double-double in ASUN games with 11.7 points and 9 rebounds.
25 Marc-Eddy Norelia: Became the 7th member of the program's 1,000-point club vs. Lipscomb on Feb. 9. The redshirt senior now has 1,035 career points.
 
EMPHASIS IN THE PAINT
FGCU continues to lead the nation in points in the paint at 41.2 per game (2nd: Kentucky, 39.9), and is 5th in the country in field goal percentage at 50.2. Last year, FGCU ranked 4th in the nation by having 61.1 percent of its total points come off 2-point baskets. This year, the Eagles are 13th in the country at 55.3 percent. Since the start of the 2015-16 season, FGCU has produced 11 games of 50+ points in the paint. In its entire pre-D-I era (2002-07), that happened just two times. Dating back to the middle portion of last year, the Eagles have out-scored their opponents in the paint in 39 of the last 52 games.
 
Helping fuel that low-post production for FGCU is a re-emergence of Dunk City as the Eagles are averaging 4.6 dunks per game, surpassing the average of 4 per game thrown down by the original Dunk City Sweet Sixteen team in 2012-13. The Eagles already have 139 dunks this year, the most since that iconic 2012-13 squad slammed 148.
 
AMONG THE NATION'S ELITE
FGCU has won 20 or more games for the last five years, and in each of the first four it has played in the postseason – something guaranteed to occur again this season as the Eagles have, at worst, an automatic NIT berth as a result of the ASUN regular-season title. By having played in the postseason and having won 20 or more games each of the previous four years, FGCU is one of just 31 teams in the nation (out of 351 D-I programs) to have accomplished that feat.
 
Additionally, the FGCU women's basketball team (23-8 this year) has won 20 or more games each of the past five years (13 in a row overall). FGCU is one of only eight schools in the nation that has had their men's and women's basketball teams win at least 20 games each of the past four years: Duke, Louisville, Kentucky, Baylor, Connecticut, BYU and Saint Mary's. So far this season, only Duke, Baylor, Louisville and Kentucky have been able to stretch that mark to five-consecutive seasons along with FGCU (entering games on Feb. 26).
 
FGCU is the only school in Florida that has posted five-straight 20-win seasons, and the first ASUN institution since former member College of Charleston from 1993-98.
 
RECORD-SETTING NUMBERS
FGCU is averaging 79.4 points per game, which would be a single-season D-I program record – more than two points better than last year's record of 77.2, and way more than the 72.9 averaged by the Sweet Sixteen team in 2012-13. FGCU's 50.2-percent clip from the floor would also be the best all-time, and its rebound margin of +5.8 would be the best in the D-I era.
 
#DEPTHCITY
Last year, FGCU had 10 different players reach double-figure points in a game (tied for the 3rd-most in the nation). This year, the Eagles have again had 10 players reach double-figure points (Reggie Reid: 9-point game). Below is a list of players who have scored 10 or more points in a game, how many times they have led (or tied) the team in scoring and their season high.
 
Brandon Goodwin (17 – includes 3 ties): 29 (2x)
Demetris Morant (3): 25
Zach Johnson (5 – includes 2 ties): 24 (2x)
Rayjon Tucker: 23
Marc-Eddy Norelia (2): 21
Christian Terrell (4): 20
Christian Carlyle: 19
Antravious Simmons (2 – includes 1 tie): 18
RaySean Scott Jr.: 14
Kevin Mickle: 13
 
STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE
Of FGCU's 13 D-I non-conference opponents this year, four are in the top 50 of the RPI (Florida (6), Baylor (8), UT Arlington (35) and Michigan State (47)), and eight are inside the top 120 (Georgia Southern (108) twice, La Salle (109) and Louisiana Tech (118). FGCU is currently 86 in the RPI – the only ASUN team in the top 150.
 
FGCU was down just one point with under 3 minutes to play at previously #1-ranked Baylor before falling short, 81-72, lost to current #12 Florida despite holding a five-point lead with 15 minutes remaining and overcame a double-figure 2nd-half deficit to defeat UT Arlington – one of only two teams (#1 Gonzaga) to have beaten #18 Saint Mary's – convincingly, 85-72. Additionally, FGCU controversially lost, 78-77, at then-#13 Michigan State (more info later in this release).
 
ROAD WARRIORS
FGCU – which hopes it has played its final true road game of the year – is currently riding a nine-game road winning streak, which is tied for the 2nd-longest run in the nation behind only an 11-game stretch by #1 Gonzaga.
 
The Eagles finished a program-best 7-0 on the road in the ASUN this year, surpassing the previous single-season record for wins of five. FGCU is the first ASUN institution to go undefeated on the road in conference action since former league member Samford went 8-0 in 1998-99.
 
Overall, FGCU is also a program-best 10-3 away from Alico Arena this year, with all three losses coming by single digits.
 
ASUN RANKINGS
Several FGCU players rank among the top-10 performers in the ASUN:
 
Points Per Game
Brandon Goodwin: 4th, 18
 
Rebounds Per Game
Demetris Morant: 4th, 8.2
 
Assists Per Game
Brandon Goodwin: 5th, 3.8
Zach Johnson: 10th, 3.1
 
Blocks Per Game
Demetris Morant: 1st, 1.5
 
Field Goal Percentage
Demetris Morant: 1st, .743
Brandon Goodwin: 9th, .515
 
Free Throw Percentage
Brandon Goodwin: 7th, .784
 
Assist/Turnover Ratio
Christian Terrell: 4th, 2.4
Reggie Reid: 6th, 1.9
 
YOUTHFUL EAGLES
FGCU is getting the job done again this year with a youthful group as 80 percent of its total points, 70 percent of its rebounds and 93 percent of its assists have come from non-seniors.
 
ON RECORD PACE
Through the regular season, Goodwin has totaled 541 points – 27 more than what Norelia (Orlando, Fla./Tulane/Olympia HS) had at the same juncture last year when he set the program's single-season scoring record with 597 points.
 
Norelia also set the single-season program record with 234 made field goals last year. So far this year, Goodwin has 188 made field goals – just nine fewer than what Norelia had at the same juncture last season.
 
Goodwin's 541 points are already the 3rd-most in the program's single-season D-I history, and his 18 points per game average would be the best in FGCU's D-I history.
 
BY THE NUMBERS
FGCU has the following records under the direction of Dooley:
 
Leading At The Half: 66-4 (.943)
Holding Opponent Below 40% FG: 48-5 (.905)
Grabbing More Rebounds: 69-14 (.831)
Scoring Between 70-79 Points: 52-11 (.825)
Scoring At Least 80 Points: 38-4 (.905)
 
RE-TWEETS
1) FGCU posted its largest comeback in the program's D-I era against UT Arlington on Nov. 16 as the Eagles erased a 16-point deficit (one shy of matching the all-time mark set in 2005-06).
2) The Eagles posted D-I program records in points (120), field goals made (47), field goal percentage (67.1), assists (29) and win margin (60) in its 120-60 victory over NAIA member Ave Maria on Nov. 29.
3) Morant pulled down the 4th-most rebounds in single-game D-I program history (most in a regulation game) with 17 against Georgia Southern on Dec. 13.
4) The 11 non-conference wins were the most in program history, and the three 100+ point games already marks the first time in single-season D-I history that has occurred.
5) FGCU had two separate 4+ game winning streaks in D-I non-conference history for the first time.
6) FGCU has already won three games by one point for the first time in a single season, and it has had a record four games decided by a single point already this year.
7) Incredibly, all 15 of FGCU's players has a positive plus/minus ratio, and every scholarship player is at least +30 on the year.
8) The Eagles' first four ASUN games were decided by a total of 10 points – the smallest differential for a four-game stretch at any point in program history.
9) FGCU has had three different winning streaks of five or more games in a single season for the first time in program history.
10) Following called timeouts this year, FGCU ranks 4th in the nation in points per possession after that timeout at 1.059 (leader: UCLA, 1.083).
 
MARC-EDDY NORELIA
Norelia missed the first four games of the year with a broken left (shooting hand) before playing the next seven games. He then missed the next six games for personal reasons. Norelia did not travel with the team or partake in practice from Dec. 14-28, but rejoined practice on Dec. 29. He sat on the bench versus Florida Tech on Dec. 31, but did not dress; did dress at Stetson on Jan. 7; returned on Jan. 12 at Kennesaw State. The forward is the team's leading returning scorer (17.1) and rebounder (9.3) from a season ago.
 
FLORIDA NATIONAL PERFORMANCE
During its game against Florida National on Dec. 22, FGCU set a single-game D-I program record with 30 assists (tied again a game later versus Florida Tech), and matched a record with 68 points in the paint set earlier this year versus Ave Maria. Additionally, FGCU's 107 points were the 3rd-most in the program's D-I era and 2nd-most in a regulation game. The Eagles also connected at a 66.7-percent clip (44-66) from the floor, the 2nd-best performance in a game in D-I program history.
 
MOST WINS IN FLORIDA
Since the start of the 2013-14 season, FGCU has the 3rd-most wins among D-I schools in the state of Florida (entering games on Feb. 26):
 
1) Florida: 95
2) Miami: 89
3) FGCU: 88
4) Florida State: 81
5) North Florida: 75
6) Jacksonville: 55
    UCF: 55
8) FIU: 50
9) Stetson: 41
10) Bethune-Cookman: 40
11) USF: 37
      FAU: 37
13) Florida A&M: 30
 
FGCU is the only D-I team in the state of Florida which has posted four-straight 20-win seasons (five-consecutive for the Eagles). As FGCU has moved among some of the preeminent teams in the state, it has done so with Florida talent. Of returning team members from last year's squad, Florida natives were responsible for 68 percent of FGCU's points and 70 percent of the Green and Blue's rebounds.
 
GAME-WINNERS THIS YEAR
FGCU has already hit four game-winning shots this year in the final 35 seconds. The first came on Nov. 25 when Terrell (Jacksonville, Fla./Providence HS) hit a contested layup with 2.4 seconds left in overtime to give the Eagles a 68-67 win against Long Beach State.
 
The second came on Dec. 20 when Goodwin hit a floater in the paint with 12 seconds remaining to hand FGCU a 79-78 win at Louisiana Tech. LA Tech entered the contest with a dominant record of 71-2 at home since February of 2012 – with the .973 winning percentage over that time being the best in the nation.
 
Goodwin then hit three free throws with .6 of a second left to give the Eagles an 89-88 win at Stetson at Jan. 7. FGCU trailed by eight points with just under 70 seconds remaining before mounting an incredible comeback.
 
The most recent game-winning effort came on Jan. 25 when Goodwin again won it for the Eagles, knocking down a baseline 3-pointer with 34 seconds left to break an 80-80 tie at North Florida en route to an 86-82 triumph.
 
LOCKING IN ON D
Since Dooley took over FGCU in 2013-14, FGCU has held 35 teams to 60 points or fewer. The Sweet Sixteen team in 2012-13 held 13 opponents to 60 points or fewer, but prior to that – in five seasons of D-I history – FGCU teams had only held opponents to 60 points or fewer 20 times.
 
The Eagles have led the ASUN in scoring defense in two of Dooley's three years with FGCU and finished 2nd in the other season. This year, the Eagles are again leading the ASUN.
 
RECAPPING MICHIGAN STATE
With 1.6 seconds remaining in a 78-77 game on Nov. 20 at Michigan State, Terrell (Jacksonville, Fla./Providence HS) threw an in-bounds pass from under the Spartans' basket to Simmons (Miami, Fla./VCU/South Miami HS) at the FGCU free throw line. However, despite the ball not being touched by any player, the game clock hit zero just as Simmons touched the ball.
 
The play was designed for him to take a dribble and attempt a game-winning layup, but when he heard the horn as soon as he caught the ball – after time had already expired – he threw the ball toward the basket and did not make the shot.
 
The head referee Bo Boroski, Big Ten officials, ASUN officials and FGCU Athletics officials all issued statements regarding the incident, with the Big Ten acknowledging an on-court official started the clock too early; however, the final score of 78-77 would remain.
 
View all statements by clicking here.
 
ANOTHER DANCE?
^ FGCU posted a record 31-point win, 96-65, in the First Four last March over fellow 16 seed Fairleigh Dickinson.
^ The Eagles will be looking for their 5th postseason appearance in only six years of D-I eligibility: 2013 NCAA, 2014 NIT, 2015 CIT, 2016 NCAA. FGCU is believed to be the only D-I team in NCAA history to make four postseason appearances in its first five years of eligibility.
 
POSTSEASON NUMBERS
With the win over FDU, FGCU secured its third NCAA Tournament victory in four years. The Eagles are the only current ASUN member which has won an NCAA Tournament game, and are responsible for three of the league's seven all-time NCAA Tournament victories, dating back to the ASUN's initial appearance in March Madness in 1981.
 
BAHAMIAN SUMMER
FGCU spent Aug. 5-10 of last summer at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas, playing three exhibition games and bonding as a team off the court. The Eagles won their three games by scores of 92-89, 113-58 and 87-69. In their first game, because of foul trouble and an injury-shortened bench, the Green and Blue finished the contest with just three players (watch).
 
THE GROWTH OF FGCU
After starting their D-I transition with five-straight losing seasons, the Eagles have now posted five-consecutive 20-win seasons. After not finishing higher than 6th place in the ASUN the first five years, FGCU has finished no worse than a tie for 2nd each of the past four seasons.
 
2007-08: 10-21, 6-10 ASUN (T-8th)
2008-09: 11-20, 7-13 ASUN (9th)
2009-10: 8-21, 5-15 ASUN (T-10th)
2010-11: 10-20, 7-13 ASUN (7th)
2011-12: 15-17, 8-10 ASUN (T-6th)
2012-13: 26-11, 13-5 ASUN (2nd)
2013-14: 22-13, 14-4 ASUN (T-1st)
2014-15: 22-11, 11-3 ASUN (2nd)
2015-16: 21-14, 8-6 ASUN (T-2nd)
2016-17: 23-7, 12-2 ASUN (1st)
D-I Total: 168-155, 91-81 ASUN
Last 4+ Years: 114-56, 58-20 ASUN

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COACH DOOLEY 
FGCU is led by head coach Joe Dooley, who is in his 4th season with the Eagles in 2016-17 and has coached eight all-conference selections over his first three campaigns. Dooley guided FGCU to a 4th-straight 20-win season and 4th-consecutive postseason appearance in 2015-16 as the Eagles claimed the ASUN Tournament Championship and won their First Four NCAA Tournament game in 31-point record-setting fashion. He led FGCU to its first ASUN Regular-Season Championship and first trip to the NIT in 2014, and in 2015 he led the Eagles to a berth in the CIT. Prior to arriving in SWFL, Dooley spent 10 seasons as an assistant at Kansas under head coach Bill Self. During those 10 seasons, Kansas produced 300 wins, nine-straight Big 12 regular-season titles, six Big 12 Tournament championships, six NCAA Sweet 16s, five NCAA Elite Eight appearances and two Final Fours, including the 2008 National Championship. Dooley is in his 8th season overall as a head coach and has a record of 145-97 (.599), and in his 3+ years with FGCU is 88-45 (.662).
 
SUPPORT THE CAUSE 
FGCU Athletics sponsors events throughout the year to benefit the FGCU Campus Food Pantry (www.fgcu.edu/foodpantry) and the Harry Chapin Food Bank (www.harrychapinfoodbank.org), FGCU Athletics' charities of choice. For more information, including how to make a contribution, please visit www.fgcu.edu/foodpantry and utilize the hashtag #FeedFGCU to help raise awareness.