LORETTO, Pa. – Josh Cohen (Lincroft, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy), a member of the Saint Francis University men's basketball team, has moved into second in field goal percentage in NCAA Division I statistics rankings based on five made field goals a game.

Cohen has a 73.77 field goal percentage to sit behind Ryan Kalkbrenner of Creighton with 74.03 percent. Cohen is surrounded by Power 6 players with Zach Edley (Purdue, 70.0 percent), Kendall Brown (Baylor, 69.57 percent) and Oscar Tshiebwe (Kentucky, 67.78 percent) rounding out the Top-5 in the category after play on Tuesday.

The redshirt sophomore needed to convert six field goals to qualify for the statistic based on five made field goals a game. Cohen just made the minimum after scoring a basket with 60 seconds left in the Red Flash 81-66 win against Hartford on Tuesday. He joined the national rankings last week for field goal percentage at No. 3 in the country, but that was based off of three made field goals a game.

Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover (Newark, N.J./South Kent [Conn.]) also ranks in the Top-20 in NCAA Division I with a 15th-place standing in steals per game (2.40). Dixon-Conover made the leap after registering a career-high six thefts against Hartford, and finished the game with 13 points, five rebounds and five assists. He became the sixth player to post at least 13 points, five rebounds, five assists and five steals in a game against a Division I opponent this season.

The team also ranks in the Top-100 nationally in four categories. The squad is 47th in the nation in turnover margin (+3.6), 62nd in points per game (78.7), 76th in turnovers per game (11.8) and 77th in offensive rebounds (12.00).

Saint Francis returns to the hardwood at Illinois on Saturday. Game time is 1 p.m. and can be seen on the Big Ten Network.