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LAST TIME OUT
> A thunderous rally from the Bloomsburg University men's basketball team nearly wiped out what seemed like an insurmountable halftime deficit before falling short in the final minutes, 99-94, at Kutztown on Wednesday night.

> Kutztown hit 17 of their first 19 field goal attempts on the way to shooting at an 82.8 percent clip (24-of-29) over the opening period, taking a 60-32 cushion into halftime. BU went on a 40-15 tear to close within six points, but could get no closer.

> Three Huskies scored 20+ points in the same game for the first time this season - Charles Haigler (Charles Town, WV/Hargrave Military Academy) had 24 points while Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) and Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) had 22 apiece.

ABOUT MILLERSVILLE
Millersville has locked up a playoff spot with a 10-11 record in the PSAC East and is now playing for seeding. The Marauders looked to be in trouble after losing leading scorer Kelvin Parker (16.5 ppg) at the start of the spring semester, losing their first game without him, 84-66, at Bloomsburg on Jan. 21. After a loss the next game vs. West Chester, however, Millersville is 4-2 including a 61-58 upset win over East Stroudsburg on Jan. 31.

Four players average double-figure scoring - Eddie Callender (12.6 ppg), Tyree Smith (11.7 ppg), Sam Light (11.2 ppg) and Anthony Moe (11.1 ppg). Millersville ranks 13th in the PSAC in scoring at 70.5 ppg, and ninth in defense while allowing 71.9 ppg. Millersville likes to live on the perimeter, taking 196 3-point attempts this year, third in the PSAC, despite making just 30.4 percent of those tries, ranking 16th.

LAST MEETING / SERIES HISTORY  
Millersville leads 94-87
The Huskies dominated for an 84-66 victory on Jan. 21 at Nelson Field house. On that day, the Huskies held Millersville to a mere 27.8 percent shooting performance from the floor while they shot 50 percent (27-of-54). Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) led all scorers with 19 points in his second career start while senior Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) made it a day to remember by scoring his 1,000th career point. Eddie Callender paced Millersville with 17 points off the bench.

Bloomsburg owns a 6-4 advantage over the past 10 games of the series. The recent series has frequently produced nailbiters - four of the past 11 games have needed overtime including a pair of triple overtime contests.

TWEETABLES
Huskies facts in 140 characters or less
-Charles Haigler (Charles Town, WV/Hargrave Military Academy)'s 24 points Wednesday tied a season high that he posted in the second game of the year vs. Adelphi.

-Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) has hit at least one 3-pointer in 11 consecutive games.

-Alssene Saintilus (Williamstown, NJ/Williamstown) has at least one block in five straight games.

-Mortellite leads the Huskies in total points, but by just one point over Saintilus (323-322).

-At 77.3 points per game, the Huskies rank second in the PSAC in scoring offense.

-Saintilus ranks among the PSAC's rebounding leaders with 7.7 per game. He has paced BU on the boards 15 times this season.

-Chandler Junk (Pennsburg/The Perkiomen School) had a career-high seven points Saturday vs. Mansfield.

-Christian Mortellite (Hammonton, N.J./Hammonton) set career highs in points (37), field goals (9) and 3-pointers (6) as well as free throws made (13) last Wednesday at West Chester.

-The 37 points scored by Mortellite are the most by any Huskies player since Bill Connelly scored 37 on Nov. 21, 1988 at New York Tech.

-Bloomsburg's 11 3-pointers last Wednesday are the second-most this season – Bloomsburg hit 13 against PSU Lehigh Valley on Dec. 1. The Huskies also had 11 3-pointers in the first game of the year against West Chester and also did so at Cheyney.

-Senior Moustapha Noumbissi (Upper Darby/Delaware County Christian School) stands eighth in Huskies career history for swats with 85. Next up is the 90 blocks of Adam Bohman (1999-2003).