St. Francis Brooklyn (9-17, 6-9 NEC) at Saint Francis University (8-18, 4-11 NEC)
Date | Time	Saturday, February 19, 2022 | 4 p.m
Location	Loretto, Pa. | DeGo lArena
Television	Pat Farabaugh (play-by-play), Bernie Jubeck (color analyst) | NEC Front Row
Live Stats	SideArm
Printable Notes	Saint Francis | St. Francis Brooklyn |  Digital Program
Stats	Saint Francis | St. Francis Brooklyn | Northeast Conference
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Saint Francis Probable Starters
Pos.	No.	Name	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.	PPG	RPG	FG%	Note
G	1	Zahree Harrison	6-0	190	So.	2.3	1.2	33.8	Career-high nine points against LIU
G	11	Maxwell Land	6-4	185	So.	10.9	4.1	38.3	Sixth-straight game with 10+ points
G	31	Brad McCabe	6-6	185	R-So.	3.8	2.4	40.0	Played in six-straight games for first time in career
F	33	Josh Cohen	6-10	220	R-So.	11.8	6.8	58.4	Scored his 400th career point on Thursday
F	42	Mark Flagg	6-9	215	R-Sr.	4.6	5.0	47.4	Needs three points for 900
Off the Bench
Pos.	No.	Name	Ht.	Wt.	Yr.	PPG	RPG	FG%	Note
G	2	Ramiir Dixon-Conover	6-3	185	R-Sr.	12.5	4.6	39.4	Leads the team in scoring
G	4	Ronell Giles, Jr.	6-4	185	So.	10.8	3.5	36.4	Played for first time in 10 games on Thursday
F	5	Myles Thompson	6-6	220	Sr.	11.5	3.8	43.3	Ranks third on the team with 11.5 points per game
F	13	Marlon Hargis	6-6	205	Sr.	7.1	3.4	44.1	Registered eight rebounds in two of last four games
F	15	Chukwu Ikediashi	6-8	220	R-Jr.	1.3	2.0	66.7	Posted three points and two rebounds against LIU
G o	20	Brendan Scanlon	5-8	155	Fr.	0.3	0.3	50.0	Played iin seven games this season
G	21	Ben Seidel	6-0	170	Jr.	0.3	0.0	25..0	Recorded an assist vs. Mount St. Mary's
G/F	22	Tyler Stewart	6-8	195	R-Sr.	--	--	--	Has not played in first 25 games
G	23	A.J. Labriola	6-2	185	Sr.	0.5	0.5	25.0	Scored a basket against Mount St. Mary's
F	32	Jeriah Coleman	7-0	220	So.	2.4	2.1	66.7	Appeared in 22 games off the bench

GAME NOTES VS. ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN
need to know... The game between Saint Francis and its Franciscan brethren St. Francis Brooklyn marks the 88th meeting in the all-time series dating back to the 1929-30 season.
• The Terriers defeated the Red Flash 70-53 in Brooklyn on Jan. 6.
• Saint Francis holds a 27-15 edge in the series at DeGol Arena
• The Red Flash has won five of the last six games in Loretto against St. Francis Brooklyn after the two teams split the season series last year in DeGol Arena.
• Saint Francis has won at least one game in the series in each of the last five seasons
• Head coach Rob Krimmel is 8-11 against the Terriers. The Red Flash has won seven of the last 11 meetings in the series.

a sfu win would... Earn the season split for the fifth-straight season
•  End a four-game losing streak
• Keep the Red Flash alive for the No. 5 seed
• Earn an all-important season split, which could have playoff implications with tiebreaker scenarios

next on tap... Saint Francis will conclude the regular season on the road at Central Connecticut State on Feb. 24 and at Sacred  Heart on Feb. 26, two teams the squad is fighting with for playoff position.
• The Red Flash will then play in the postseason and could be in the 8/9 game on Feb. 28 or in seeds No. 5-7 and advance to the NEC Quarterfinals on Wednesday, March 2.

thank you seniors...  Saint Francis would like to thank seniors Ramiir Dixon-Conover, Mark Flagg, Chukwu Ikediashi, A.J. Labriola, and Tyler Stewart for their hard work and dedication to Saint Francis University and the men's basketball team during their time in Loretto.
• Dixon-Conover  -  CAREER-HIGH: 23 PTS VS. BUCKNELL, 12-1-21
101 GP | 53 GS | 741 PTS | 299 REBS | 255 ASTS | 144 STLS | 18 BLKS
• Flagg  - CAREER-HIGH: 20 PTS VS. ST. FRANCIS BROOKLYN, 2-19-19
142 GP | 62 GS | 897 PTS | 677 REBS | 115 ASTS | 73 STLS | 116 BLKS
• Ikediashi  - CAREER-HIGH: 6 PTS VS. BLOOMSBURG, 11-27-18
17 GP | 0 GS | 30 PTS | 24 REBS | 0 ASTS | 2 STLS | 2 BLKS
• Labriola  - CAREER-HIGH: 4 PTS VS. BRYANT, 2-1-20
29 GP | 0 GS | 13 PTS | 8 REBS | 5 ASTS | 1 STL | 1 BLK
• Stewart - CAREER-HIGH: 20 PTS VS. RICHMOND, 11-8-19
*42 GP | 5 GS | 302 PTS | 136 REBS | 24 ASTS | 24 STLS | 12 BLKS
* Only counts Saint Francis numbers

the word on the terriers.. St. Francis Brooklyn comes into the contest 9-17 overall and 6-9 in Northeast Conference after defeating Mount St. Mary's 64-55 on Thursday.
• Rob Higgins paced the Terriers with 27 points against the Mount. Patrick Emilien and Tredrick Wilcox, Jr. each added 10 points in the win on the road.
• Michael Cubbage leads the team in scoring (13.1 ppg.) and steals (42), while ranking second in assists (48).
• Emilien  fuels the team in rebounding (6.5 rpg.) and blocks (17) and ranks second in scoring (12.7 ppg.).
• Higgins powers the team in assists (80) and ranks second in steals (26) and third in scoring (11.2 ppg.).
• With its win on Thursday at the Mount, the Terriers moved to 2.5 games ahead of Saint Francis for the No. 5 seed. St. Francis Brooklyn  defeated the Red Flash 70-53 on Jan. 6 to currently hold the tiebreaker and the win against the Mount would keep the tiebreaker with the Terriers if the Loretto team can win on Saturday.
• The Terriers have more wins on the road than at home this season with six wins away from Pope. This is the final season the team will be playing at Pope with the college moving buildings next season. Location for home games is currently up in the air with no facility in the new location.

last time we met... St. Francis Brooklyn defeated Saint Francis 70-53 on Jan. 6.
• Senior Myles Thompson paced the Red Flash with 17 points, while redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover added 14 points.
• Michael Cubbage powered four Terriers in double figures with 19 points, while Patrick Emilien (12 points, 11 rebounds), Jack Hemphill (12 points) and Tedrick Wilcox, Jr. (10 points, 10 rebounds) also found double figures.

last time out... Saint Francis lost 81-63 to LIU on Thursday.
• Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen paced the Red Flash with 15 points and seven rebounds.
• Sophomore Maxwell Land recorded 11 points and eight rebounds, while redshirt senior Mark Flagg tallied 10 points and 11 rebounds.
• Sophomore Zahree Harrison registered a career-best nine points.

playoff push... The Red  Flash are currently tied for last place with Sacred Heart and FDU. If the playoff started today, FDU and Sacred Heart would play in the 8/9 game because the Red Flash currently come out of the tiebreaker first thanks to its win against Sacred Heart.
• Saint Francis is now 2.5 games out of  the fifth spot with three games left and could cut the number almost in half with a win against St. Francis Brooklyn on Saturday.  
• The Red Flash would need to win its last three games and St. Francis Brooklyn would need to lose its last three games for the Loretto program to get in the fifth spot.
• In many ways, Saint Francis can have a lot to say about where it finishes with its final three games against the teams it is battling for playoff position.
• With three games left, Saint Francis has the easiest schedule with games against St. Francis Brooklyn (6-9), Central Connecticut State (5-10) and Sacred Heart (4-11).
• In addition, the teams the Red Flash is fighting with for playoff position have the three hardest remaining schedules
• Saint Francis currently holds head-to-head tiebreakers against Sacred Heart and Central Connecticut State, while the rest of the league currently has a tiebreaker against the Loretto program.
• The Red Flash split the season series with both Merrimack and FDU, but both of those teams hold a win against a higher ranked team and would hold the tiebreaker.

trending up... Redshirt senior Mark Flagg notched his third double-double of the season  and sixth of his career on a night that head coach Rob Krimmel served as the head coach of the Red Flash for the 300th time. Flagg has played in 142 games under Krimmel in five years and has appeared in 47.3 percent of Krimmel's games as a head coach.
• The last two times that Flash has posted a double-double, he followed it up with another double-double. He recorded a pair of double-doubles to start the season and had turned the trick in back-to-back games last season. Flagg has scored double figures in his final game at DeGol Arena in two of the last three seasons.
• Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen continues to be a dominant force  for the Red Flash down the stretch. Cohen has posted double figures in points in four-straight games and nine of his last 11 tilts. He has also been a force on the boards with at least five boards in all 11 of those games and at least seven boards five times in that stretch. He is averaging 12.9 points and 7.9 rebounds per game in that stretch.
• Sophomore Maxwell Land has posted double figures in a career-best six-straight games and is averaging 13.3 points per game in that stretch. The sophomore registered eight rebounds against the Sharks on Thursday after tying his career-high with nine boards in the meeting in New York. Land, who also had eight caroms against St. Francis Brooklyn on Jan. 6, has corralled at least six rebounds seven times in 2020-21. He has registered double figures in six of the seven games with at least six boards and is averaging 14.2 points and 7.1 rebounds per game in games he has at least six boards in a game.
• Sophomore Ronell Giles, Jr. returned after missing the last 10 games. He shot  0-for-7 in 18 minutes of play. Giles is shooting 2-for-24 in his last four games. Prior to this stretch, the sophomore was 62-for-152 (40.8 percent) from the floor.
• Sophomore Zahree Harrison had a career-high nine points on Thursday after playing 35 minutes in the game. The sophomore has posted three of his Top-4 scoring performances in his career when he plays at least 35 minutes in a game. He had seven points in the second game at Wagner last season in 35 minutes and six points against Mount St. Mary's in the 2020-21 season finale  in 40 minutes of work.
• Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover has missed five games in the last two years and the team has lost all five games without its captain.

for starters... Saint Francis has used 10 different starting lineup combinations in this season with 10 different players hearing their name called. The Red Flash is 3-7 in the debut of a new lineup this season.
• Sophomore Maxwell Land is the only player to start all 25 games this season. Redshirt sophomores Luke Ruggery and Brad McCabe have both made their first career starts  this season.
• Land, sophomore Zahree Harrison and senior Marlon Hargis are the only players to appear in every game this season.
• The Red Flash has had all of its top rotational players available for 10 games this season. The squad is 4-6 in those games, while averaging 73.2 points per game.
• When one of those players is missing the team is 4-12 and averaging 65.9 points per game.
• Saint Francis had all of its rotational pieces for nine of the 11 non-conference games, but has had a piece missing in 14 of the 15 games in league play.
• The team went from averaging 77.2 points per game in November to 70.4 points per game in December to 62.4 points per game in January, but is averaging 67.8 points per game to start the month of February. The squad was the top scoring team throughout the non-conference season and was ranked in the Top-100 of NCAA Division I.

home, sweet home, loretto... Saint Francis is 78-55 at DeGol Arena under head coach Rob Krimmel.
• The Red Flash is 52-37 in Northeast Conference play at home, and 26-18 in non-conference action.
• Saint Francis is 4-7 this season. The season has been about streaks after winning its first two games at home, then lost the next three, won the next two and are currently on a four-game losing streak at DeGol Arena.
• In three of its four wins at home, the squad has scored 85 points (vs. Sacred Heart, Jan. 23), 93 points (vs. Bucknell, Dec. 1) and 100 points (vs. Franciscan, Nov. 15). The squad also posted 82 points in a loss to Bryant on Feb. 3.
• For the first time in eight seasons the Red Flash will finish a year with a losing record at home. The squad went 5-8 in 2013-14 and is currently 4-7 at home this season.
• Saint Francis has lost four-straight conference games at home for the first time since the 2012-13 season when that team lost six-straight in January and the start of February.

national ranking... Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover has moved up to 25th place with 2.17 steals per game in NCAA Division I.
• Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen ranks 77th in NCAA Division I in field goal percentage through games on Monday. Cohen is in the rankings based on three made field goals per game with his 58.4 percent. The redshirt sophomore sat in second place for the week prior to the Illinois game for five made field goals per game.
• The team is 45th in offensive rebounds per game (11.08) in NCAA Division I.

in the nec… Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover leads the league in steals (2.17) and ranks eighth in assists (3.46), seventh in minutes played (33.00), ninth in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.34), and 14th in the scoring (12.5 ppg.).
• Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen leads the conference in field goal percentage (58.4), and ranks third in the circuit in offensive rebounds (2.74), 10th in rebounding (6.8 rpg.) and 18th in scoring (11.8 ppg.).
• Senior Myles Thompson ranks 10th in 3-point field goal percentage (39.7) and 19th in scoring (11.5 ppg).
• Sophomore Maxwell Land ranks ninth in 3-pointers made (1.69) and sixth in minutes played (33.46).
• Saint Francis ranks in the Top-5 in the Northeast Conference in nine team categories.
• After leading the conference for the majority of the non-conference slate in scoring offense, the Red Flash have dropped to fifth with 68.7 points per game.
• The Red Flash also ranks third in offensive rebounds (12.08), third in offensive rebound percentage (31.7), fourth in turnover margin (+0.46), fourth in assist/turnover ratio (1.05), fifth in assists (13.15), fourth in rebounding offense (36.5).

yada, yada yada... ramiir stuffed the stat sheet... There is a lot to fall in love with in redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover's game.
• Dixon-Conover has 14 double-figure point games this season and  has reached 10+ points 33 times in his career.
• Dixon-Conover is a stat stuffer and has grabbed five rebounds 29 times in his career including 14 times this season.
• He also has 17 games this season with at least three assists and 51 in his career, and 15 games with at least two steals in 2020-21 and 43 times in his career.
• Dixon-Conover became the sixth player in the nation to register 13 points, five rebounds, five assists and five steals in a game against a Division I opponent against Hartford on Dec. 18. He had a career-high six steals in the tilt against the Hawks.
• Dixon-Conover has nine 20-point performances, including four times this year. He registered a career-high 23 points against Bucknell on Dec. 1 along with 20 points against Robert Morris on Dec 23, 21 points against LIU on Jan. 8 and 22 points against Bryant on Feb. 3.
• The redshirt senior has 15 games with 18 points or more in his career.
• Dixon-Conover moved over 700 points in his career in the second half against Bryant on Feb. 3 and now has 741 career points.
• Dixon-Conover also has 299 rebounds, 255 assists and 133 steals in his career.
march to some milestones... Redshirt senior Mark Flagg and senior Myles Thompson continue their march up the career charts.
• Flagg ranks third in program history with 116 career blocks, and is one of three players in program history to have 110 rejections.
•The redshirt senior grabbed his 600th career rebound in the first half against Illinois on Dec. 18.
• Flagg moved into 18th place in program history in career rebounds with 676 boards after corralling two caroms against Mount St. Mary's on Feb. 12. After Anderson, Flagg needs 45 rebounds to move up another spot.
• Flagg has 897 career points, and needs 103 points to reach 1,000 for his career.
• Flagg reached 100 assists for his career after dishing out three assists against Wagner on Dec. 29.
•Thompson, who registered a season-high 21 points against Central Connecticut State on Jan. 21, is 58 points away from 1,000 points. The team has four guaranteed games left including postseason and Thompson would need to average 14.5  points per game to reach the milestone.
• Thompson needs 45 rebounds to reach 500 caroms for his career, currently sitting at 455 boards for his career.

not so fashionable... Saint Francis has now worn four different color uniforms this season.
• The Red Flash has donned black, white, red and gray uniforms this season. The squad won its season debut with the white jersey against Franciscan on Nov. 15, but lost its first game wearing black (George Washington, Nov. 9), red (Ohio University, Dec. 4) and gray (Robert Morris, Dec. 22).
• White: Record: 3-2 (Franciscan, Bucknell, Wagner, Central Connecticut State, Mount St. Mary's)
• Black: Record: 3-7 (George Washington, Virginia Tech, Cornell, Lehigh, at St. Francis Brooklyn, at Bryant, at Wagner, at FDU)
• Red: Record: 1-4 (Ohio U, Illinois, at LIU, at Merrimack, at Mount St. Mary's)
• Gray: Record: 1-5 (Robert Morris, FDU, Sacred Heart, Bryant, Merrimack, LIU)

sharp dressed men... Fans of ZZ Top will remember that "every girl crazy 'bout a sharp-dressed man," but during this basketball season the Saint Francis staff and the opposing teams have both worn dress clothes three times this season.
• During the Red Flash games against George Washington (Nov. 9), Hartford (Dec. 14), at Bryant (Jan. 27) and at FDU (Feb. 10) the opposition also dressed in the traditional suit while in 21 games the opposing team has been in what has been called COVID casual.
• The Saint Francis coaching staff went COVID casual for its game at Wagner on Jan. 27. The coaches wore a Sneakers and Suits Coaches vs. Cancer quarter zip for the game against the Seahawks.
• The coaching staff also wore a bow tie in honor of the memory of legendary Mount head coach Jim Phelan, who passed away in June.

career night... Sophomore Zahree Harrison had a career-high nine points against LIU on Feb. 17.
• Redshirt sophomore Brad McCabe established a career-high for the second time in three games. McCabe had a then career-high 11 points against Bryant on Feb. 3 and then upped the ante with 21 points against FDU on Feb. 10.
Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen has re-established his career high three times this season in points with his latest coming in the form of a 26-point output against Merrimack on Feb. 5. Cohen, who posted a then career bests of 18 points vs. Cornell on Nov. 24 and 23 points against American on Dec. 8, grabbed a career-best 12 rebounds against Sacred Heart on Jan. 23.
• Redshirt sophomore Luke Ruggery had a career-high 10 points against Bryant on Feb. 3.
• Sophomore Maxwell Land has registered three career-best performances this season The sophomore started the season by scoring 19 points against Franciscan on Nov. 15 and then notched a career-best 20 points against LIU on Jan. 8 and again against Sacred Heart on Jan. 23.
• Sophomore Jeriah Coleman registered a career-high eight points against Bryant on Jan. 17. Coleman, who also matched his career high with seven rebounds against the Bulldogs, surpassed his previous high of seven points and seven rebounds against Bucknell on Dec.1
• Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover scored a career-best 23 points against Bucknell on Dec. 1.
• Senior Marlon Hargis has improved his best scoring output in the Red and Black in the last two games. After reaching a then-best 15 points against Virginia Tech on Nov. 18, Hargis scored two more points for 17 points against Cornell on Nov. 24. The senior's career high is 19 points against Harvard on Nov. 22, 2019 when he played for Holy Cross.
• Redshirt senior Mark Flagg hauled in a career-high 17 rebounds against George Washington on November 9.

20-point club... Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover, senior Myles Thompson and redshirt sophomores Josh Cohen and Brad McCabe, and sophomore  Maxwell Land have all registered a 20-point performance this season. Dixon-Conover has four 20-point performances this season while Cohen and Land each have notched a pair of 20-point games.
• Dixon-Conover registered five 20-point performances in 2020-21 and reached 20 points against Bucknell (23 points) on Dec. 1, Robert Morris (20 points) on Dec. 22, at LIU (21 points) on Jan. 8 and against Bryant (22 points) on Feb. 3 this season. He leads the team with nine games with at least 20 points in his career.
• Thompson notched a 20-point output with a season-best 21 points against Central Connecticut State on Jan. 21 It was the second 20-point game of his career after notching a career-best 23 points against Florida State in 2018-19.
• Land became the fourth player on this year's team to add a 20-point performance to his resume thanks to a 20-point game against LIU on Jan. 8. He then added a 20-point game against Sacred Heart on Jan. 23.
• Cohen, who joined the 20-point club with a 23-point outburst against American on Dec. 8, notched his second 20-point game with a season-team-high 26 points against Merrimack on Feb. 5.
• McCabe joined the club with a career-high 21 points against FDU on Feb. 10.
• Sophomore Ronell Giles, Jr. posted two 20-point games last year with his career-best 21 points in the first match up against Bryant.
• Redshirt seniors Mark Flagg and Tyler Stewart each have one 20-point performance in their career. Flagg posted his 20-point game in 2018-19 while Stewart recorded his 20-point game in 2019-20.

boards up... Redshirt senior Mark Flagg has eight double-digit rebound games in his career with four coming this season, including a career-high 17 caroms against George Washington on November 9 and a 14-board game against LIU on Jan. 8.
• Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen has six career 10+ rebound games (five this season), including a career-best 12 caroms against Sacred Heart on Jan. 23.
• Senior Myles Thompson ranks second on the team with three 10+ rebound games.

benchmarks for success... Saint Francis is 6-5 this season when it reaches 70 points in a game, and 6-2 when it posted 79 points.
• Seventy is usually a magic number for success under head coach Rob Krimmel. The squad is 94-50 overall when it posts 70 on the scoreboard, including 43-35 (70-79 points), 39-13 (80-89 points), 12-2 (90-99 points) and 10-0 (over 100 points) in a game.
• The squad is also 107-32 when leading at halftime, and 95-54 when it had more free throws than the opponent.
• Defensively, the team is 76-32 when it allows under 69 points in a game.
• Seven of the eight wins this season have come after holding the opponent under 67 points in a game. Sacred Heart broke that streak when it posted 74 points in the Red Flash 85-74 win on Jan. 23.
• The 65-64 loss in overtime to Merrimack was the first time the team did not win when it held an opponent under 67 points. The squad also held Mount St. Mary's to 54 points on Feb. 12.

double vision... Redshirt sophomore Josh Cohen leads the team with four double-doubles this season, while redshirt senior Mark Flagg has two double-doubles in 2021-22.
• Flagg posted the first double-double of this season with 17 points and 17 rebounds against George Washington on November 9, and followed that performance up with 11 points and 10 rebounds against Franciscan. Flagg added an 11-point, 10-rebound game against LIU on Feb. 17. Cohen had 11 points and a career-best 11 rebounds against Franciscan, 18 points and 10 rebounds against Lehigh on Nov. 28, 12 points and 12 rebounds against Sacred Heart and 26 points and 10 boards against Merrimack on Feb. 5.
• Cohen and Flagg both now have five double-doubles in their career. Senior Myles Thompson also has three career double-doubles.
• Cohen, Flagg and Thompson each have double-doubles that are points and rebounds. Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover has two double-doubles in his career, one with points and rebounds and one that is with points and assists against Bryant last season.

first collegiate points... Freshman Brendan Scanlon, the lone newcomer on the team, notched his first collegiate action against Franciscan on Nov. 15. The freshman registered a pair of rebounds and received a huge ovation when he scored off the glass with 27 seconds left  for his first collegiate points.

preseason poll... Saint Francis was picked eighth in the Northeast Conference preseason poll. Wagner College received seven of the 10 first place votes to be selected as the preseason favorite. Bryant University picked up two first place nods to finish second, while Mount St. Mary's University earned the final first place selection to place fourth. Long Island University, Merrimack College, Sacred Heart University, St. Francis Brooklyn, the Red Flash, Fairleigh Dickinson University and Central Connecticut State rounded out the 10-team poll.

captain, my captain... Redshirt senior Ramiir Dixon-Conover, senior Myles Thompson and sophomore Luke Ruggery have been named team captains for the 2021-22 season. Dixon-Conover and Thompson were also team captains in 2020-21.

within hop, skip and a jump of loretto... Saint Francis has three local players on the team. Senior A.J. Labriola (Altoona), junior Ben Seidel (Johnstown) and redshirt sophomore Luke Ruggery (Duncansville) all hail from within 30 minutes of the Saint Francis campus.

coaches dream team... Head coach Rob Krimmel has assembled a coaching staff with strong ties to Saint Francis.
• Krimmel, a 2000 graduate of Saint Francis, was an Academic All-American.
• Assistant coach Eric Taylor, a 1998 graduate, was a three-time All-NEC selection, ranks 23rd in program history in points (1,287) and fifth in rebounding (967).
• Graduate assistants Ronnie Drinnon, an All-NEC first team selection as a senior and Jamaal King, who was named to the all-conference first team in his last two seasons, both played for Krimmel and also have etched their name into Saint Francis lore. King ranks 10th in program history in points (1,517 points) while Drinnon is 11th in rebounding (804). Drinnon graduated from Saint Francis in 2016 and King graduated in 2019.
• Assistant coach Luke McConnell, a 2012 Saint Francis graduate, played on the Red Flash football team as a student-athlete. McConnell is the son of former Saint Francis men's basketball head coach Tom McConnell (1992-99), while his cousin T.J. McConnell is in his seventh season in the NBA.