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2019 ROMAN CBI FIELD ANNOUNCED<\/strong><\/span>
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March 17, 2019<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>

PRINCETON, N.J.. <\/strong> \u2013 The 16-team field for the 2019 Roman College Basketball Invitational is finalized. The 12th annual CBI will begin with one First Round game on Tuesday, March 19 and the remaining seven First Round games on Wednesday, March 20.
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\nFor a complete bracket, CLICK HERE<\/a><\/p>\n

The CBI is a single-elimination tournament up until the best-of-three Finals, with all games played at campus sites. After the First Round games, the Quarterfinal Round will take place on Monday, March 25, followed by the Semifinal Round on Wednesday, March 27 or Thursday, March 28. Prior to the semifinals, the remaining teams will be re-bracketed. The Finals series is a best-of-three in which one team will host two of the three games. Those games will be played on April 1, April 3, and April 5.<\/p>\n

Past CBI champions include Tulsa, Oregon State, VCU, Oregon, Pittsburgh, Santa Clara, Siena, Loyola Chicago, Nevada, Wyoming, and North Texas. Teams from nearly every conference have participated in the event. Twenty-seven teams have used the CBI to springboard to the NCAA Tournament the following year, while another 19 have gone on to the NIT.<\/p>\n

ESPN is again the official television home of the CBI. ESPNU will televise each game of the best-of-three Championship Series. <\/p>\n

Brown Bears (Head Coach: Mike Martin, Ivy League)<\/strong>
\nMike Martin was named the Ivy League’s Coach of the Year after guiding the Bears to 19 wins, matching the school record for victories in a season set by the 2008 squad, who also earned a CBI berth\u2026senior captain Obi Okolie is the second Brown player to be named the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year\u2026a second-team All-Ivy selection, his 1,027 career points rank 28th in Brown basketball history\u2026sophomore forward Tamenang Choh led the Ivy League in rebounding (8.7 rpg) and garnered second-team All-Ivy honors\u2026he has posted 10 double-doubles and also leads the Bears in assists with 97\u2026sophomore guard Desmond Cambridge, a USBWA first-team All-District I pick, was the Ivy League’s fourth leading scorer (15.7 ppg), ranked second in blocked shots (1.7 bpg) and scored 30 or more points three times.<\/p>\n

Cal Baptist Lancers (Head Coach: Rick Croy, Western Athletic Conference)<\/strong>
\nThe Lancers secured 16 wins as a program in their first-year of a four-year transition process to NCAA Division I status – the most wins by a first-year team that is an RPI counter (playing four or less non-Division I opponents on its schedule)\u2026Grand Canyon previously held the mark with 15 wins in 2013-14\u2026the 2018-19 Lou Henson Award Mid-Season Watch List included California Baptist sophomore guard Milan Acquaah, was also named first-team All-WAC and WAC Newcomer of the Year\u2026senior Jordan Heading will take claim of the school-record for most games played in a Lancer uniform in the CBI opener\u2026he is currently tied at the top of the list with 127 games played\u2026Heading also holds the school record with 228 career 3-pointers made and sits seventh in assists (340) and eighth in points (1,474) in program history.<\/p>\n

Central Michigan Chippewas (Head Coach: Keno Davis, Mid-American Conference)<\/strong>
\nCentral Michigan has posted back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time since 1965-66, 1966-67 and advanced to the MAC Tournament title game\u2026.under head coach Keno Davis, the Chippewas have posted five consecutive seasons with a .500 record or better, the program\u2019s longest such streak since the early 1970s (1969-75)\u2026senior guard Larry Austin Jr. was named second-team All-MAC, as well as earning a spot on the MAC All-Defensive Team\u2026senior guard Shawn Roundtree Jr. received third-team All-MAC honors\u2026the two combine to form the MAC\u2019s highest-scoring guard tandem…senior guard Larry Austin Jr. broke the Central Michigan single season records for steals (76) and assists (200) in 2018-19. <\/p>\n

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (Head Coach: Cliff Ellis, Sun Belt Conference)<\/strong>
\nSenior Zac Cuthbertson, a second-team All-Sun Belt selection, scored his 1,000th career point for the Chants in the final regular season game of the season, becoming the 22nd player in CCU history to reach the milestone, but more importantly, only the third to do it in just two seasons\u2026freshman DeVante Jones came back from an injury in the second game of the season to be named the Sun Belt Freshman of the Year\u2026he missed a total of 12 games, but came back to average in double digits in winning the award and leading all freshmen in scoring in the conference\u2026.freshman Ebrima Dibba also was injured and missed eight games, but came back to lead the Chants in assists with 106 and steals with 33\u2026junior Tyrell Gumbs-Frater has made 65 3-pointers this season on 44 percent shooting.<\/p>\n

CSUN Matadors (Head Coach: Mark Gottfried, Big West Conference)<\/strong>
\nFirst-year head coach Mark Gottfried has led the Matadors to their most overall wins and Big West Conference wins since the 2013-14 season, more than doubling their win total from the previous season\u2026CSUN features one of the youngest teams in the country with seven freshmen, including five true freshmen who made their debuts this season\u2026freshman Lamine Diane leads the nation in field goals made (329) and is in the Top 10 nationally in points per game (24.7) and rebounds per game (11.3)\u2026Diane became the first Big West player in history to win Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, and Newcomer of the Year accolades\u2026he also earned USBWA All-District IX honors\u2026Diane was joined on the All-Big West first-team by sophomore Terrell Gomez.<\/p>\n

DePaul Blue Demons (Head Coach: Dave Leitao, Big East Conference)<\/strong>
\nDePaul\u2019s 15 wins are the most since recording 20 during the 2006-07 season\u2026the Blue Demons are led by seniors Eli Cain, Femi Olujobi, and Max Strus\u2026the trio are the team\u2019s top three scorers with Strus at 18.8 ppg, Cain with a scoring average of 13.2ppg, and Olujobi at 13.0 ppg\u2026Strus was named a second-team All-Big East honoree and was tabbed the league\u2019s player of the week three times during the season\u2026sophomore Paul Reed was named the Big East Most Improved Player for leading the league in rebounding (8.1 rpg) and posting a scoring average of 11.1 ppg\u2026the Blue Demons have hit a 3-pointer in 800 consecutive games\u2026Dave Leitao is in the fourth year of his second stint as head coach at DePaul\u2026he previous led the Blue Demons from 2002-05.<\/p>\n

Grand Canyon Antelopes (Head Coach: Dan Majerle, Western Athletic Conference)<\/strong>
\nGrand Canyon advanced to the championship game of the WAC tournament and has won 20 games for the fourth consecutive season under head coach Dan Majerle\u2026GCU is 18-4 this season when outrebounding its opponent and 2-8 when losing the rebounding battle\u2026junior Carlos Johnson scored a career-high 35 points in the WAC semifinal win over Utah Valley, one night after his previous career-best mark of 31 points vs. Seattle in the quarterfinals\u2026senior Michael Finke was named to the All-WAC first-team, while Johnson earned second-team honors\u2026senior Gerard Martin earned All-Defensive team acclaim for the second time in his career\u2026the Lopes are making their second consecutive CBI appearance.<\/p>\n

Howard Bison (Head Coach: Kevin Nickelberry, Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference)<\/strong>
\nHoward\u2019s 17 wins mark only the second time in the last 37 years that the Bison have won that many games\u2026head coach Kevin Nickelberry leads the Bison into the postseason for the first time since 1992\u2026sophomore R.J. Cole followed up his 2017-18 MEAC Rookie of the Year award with the 2018-19 MEAC Player of the Year honor\u2026junior Charles Williams joins Cole on the All-MEAC first-team while junior Chad Lott earned third-team honors\u2026Cole is the fastest Bison to reach 1,000 points in program history (44 games)\u2026Howard leads the conference in scoring (79.2 PPG)\u2026the Bison are the youngest team in the MEAC.<\/p>\n

Longwood Lancers (Head Coach: Griff Aldrich, Big South Conference)<\/strong>
\nLongwood is making its first-ever Division I postseason appearance (joined D-I in 2004-05)\u2026with 15 wins, the Lancers recorded the second-most wins in the program\u2019s Division I era under first-year head coach Griff Aldrich\u2026for that, Aldrich was named as a finalist for Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year award\u2026Longwood experienced an eight-win improvement from last season, tied for the largest turnaround under any new head coach in the country in 2018-19\u2026the Lancers led the Big South in opponent field goal percentage (.411) and broke the school\u2019s single-season record with 302 made 3-pointers\u2026junior guard Shabooty Phillips, a member of Aldrich\u2019s first recruiting class, earned an honorable mention Big South All-Conference citation and was picked as the Big South Newcomer of the Year by Three-Man-Weave.com.<\/p>\n

Loyola Marymount Lions (Head Coach: Mike Dunlap, West Coast Conference)<\/strong>
\nLMU enters the CBI having won 20 games for the second time since 1989-90 and started the 2018-19 season with program records at 8-0 and 11-1\u2026head coach Mike Dunlap won his 400th career NCAA game with a 76-64 win over Portland on Jan. 5\u2026senior guard James Batemon scored the 1,000th career point of his two-year career on Feb. 23 in the win over Pacific, becoming the 35th LMU player to hit the 1,000 point milestone\u2026for his efforts, he was named to the All-WCC first-team and the Lou Henson award watch list\u2026the Lions rank in the top 15 in the NCAA in scoring defense at 62.8 ppg\u2026Batemon (1st), Joe Quintana (5th), and Jeffery McClendon (6th) all rank among the top six in the WCC in steals per game\u2026LMU won the 2018 Jamaica Classic in November with wins over Georgetown and Ohio.<\/p>\n

South Florida Bulls (Head Coach: Brian Gregory, American Athletic Conference)<\/strong>
\nIn just his second season at USF, head coach Brian Gregory has the Bulls tied for the fifth-most single-season wins in school history with 19 after inheriting a team coming off a 10-win season\u2026he has also guided USF to the postseason for the first time since 2012\u2026junior guard Laquincy Rideau, the AAC Defensive Player of the Year, enters the CBI with 82 steals this season and owns the USF and AAC single-season steals record\u2026USF leads the NCAA with 887 free throws attempted\u2026Alexis Yetna was named the AAC Freshman of the Year, giving USF its first conference Freshman of the Year since 1979. <\/p>\n

Southern Miss Golden Eagles (Head Coach: Doc Sadler, Conference USA)<\/strong>
\nThe Golden Eagles are making their 15th postseason appearance but first since the 2012 NCAA Tournament (2013 and 2014 NITs were vacated)\u2026Southern Miss rallied from an 0-3 Conference USA start to earn the No. 3 seed and a bye in this year’s league tournament, becoming only the third team in the last decade to accomplish that feat\u2026head coach Doc Sadler inherited a two-year postseason ban and strict scholarship reductions that will last through next season\u2026his first six wins at the school were also taken away, so after 20 countable wins his first three years, he has taken the team to 36 in the last two seasons\u2026senior Tyree Griffin’s 227 assists mark a single-season record\u2026in just two years, he is No. 3 in career assists\u2026senior Cortez Edwards is the only player to rank among the school’s top 20 in scoring, top 15 in rebounds, and top 10 in assists\u2026he also owns the school’s career record for steals, and is three away from matching his own single-season record (71), set last year.<\/p>\n

Stony Brook Seawolves (Interim Head Coach: Geno Ford, America East Conference)<\/strong>
\nStony Brook enters the CBI with a school Division I record 24 regular season wins\u2026Stony Brook finished among the top two in the America East for the second time in the last three seasons with Geno Ford on staff\u2026the Seawolves rank among top 10 nationally in rebounding at 40.7 rpg\u2026Stony Brook ended the regular season third in total rebounds, trailing just Duke and North Carolina\u2026SBU finished 8-2 in games decided by five points or less\u2026sophomore center Jeff Otchere, the America East Defensive Player of the Year, was one of the nation\u2019s leading rim protectors, currently sitting 11th in the nation in total blocks\u2026junior Akwasi Yeboah was named to the AEC first-team, sophomore Elijah Olyani garnered third-team honors, and freshman Miles Latimer earned All-Rookie Team laurels\u2026SBU previous played in the 2014, 2015, and 2017 CBIs.<\/p>\n

UAB Blazers (Head Coach: Robert Ehsan, Conference USA)<\/strong>
\nUAB advanced to the semifinals of the C-USA Tournament\u2026Zack Bryant, a third-team All-C-USA pick, is the Blazers\u2019 leading scorer at 14.9 ppg\u2026.the sophomore had back-to-back 20-point games in the C-USA tournament with 24 vs. UTSA in the quarterfinals and 23 vs. ODU in the semis\u2026senior Lewis Sullivan is the team\u2019s second leading scorer at 12.1 ppg and top rebounder at 6.8 rpg\u2026he has scored double digits in 10 straight games and 13 of his last 14 games\u2026.at 20-14, UAB has won 20 games in back-to-back seasons and four of the last five\u2026.the Blazers top wins include Old Dominion, at Western Kentucky, at Southern Miss, and UTSA (twice)\u2026.UAB also pushed then-No. 8 Auburn to the limit before falling in overtime, 75-71.<\/p>\n

Utah Valley Wolverines (Head Coach: Mark Pope, Western Athletic Conference)<\/strong>
\nUtah Valley won a school-record 24 games this season, surpassing the previous record of 23 set last season, marking the first time in school history that the team has recorded back-to-back 20-win seasons\u2026UVU head coach Mark Pope has been named one of the 25 finalists for the 2019 Hugh Durham Award, presented annually to the nation\u2019s top mid-major coach…senior Conner Toolson became just the eighth player in UVU history to score 1,000 points this season\u2026junior Jake Toolson has been named the WAC\u2019s Player of the Year, while Wyatt Lowell earned WAC Freshman of the Year honors, the first such honorees in UVU history\u2026the Wolverines are playing in the CBI for the third straight season, reaching the semifinals in 2017.<\/p>\n

West Virginia Mountaineers (Head Coach: Bob Huggins, Big 12 Conference)<\/strong>
\nWest Virginia advanced to the semifinals of the Big 12 tournament with a roster that features six freshmen, one sophomore, and five juniors\u2026freshman forward Derek Culver was named to the All-Big 12 All-Conference second-team and was a unanimous selection to the All-Freshman Team\u2026with a win at Oklahoma State on Dec. 29, 2017, Bob Huggins moved past Jim Phelan on the NCAA Division I winningest coaches list\u2026Huggins\u2019 record now stands at 858-360 in his 37th season as a head coach\u2026he needs 18 more victories to tie Adolph Rupp for seventh place all-time\u2026Huggins is the fourth-winningest active Division I coach behind Mike Krzyzewski, Jim Boeheim, and Roy Williams\u2026Huggins\u2019 teams have participated in postseason play in 33 of 37 seasons\u2026WVU has made 15 postseason appearances in the last 16 years, including the NCAA Final Four in 2010\u2026WVU has wins over then No. 7 Kansas, No. 7 Texas Tech, and No. 25 Iowa State in 2018-19.<\/p>\n

About Roman<\/strong>
\nRoman is a direct-to-consumer telehealth company that handles everything from diagnosis to the convenient delivery of medication for many common male health conditions. Rated one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies of 2019 and featured in The New York Times, Tech Crunch, Men’s Health, and Forbes, Roman is working hard to help men tackle their health issues. <\/p>\n

About the Gazelle Group <\/strong>
\nThe College Basketball Invitational is produced by the Gazelle Group of Princeton, N.J. The Gazelle Group is a sports marketing firm, specializing in event production and management, client representation, and sponsorship consulting. Gazelle produces numerous nationally-recognized events, such as the Empire Classic benefiting Wounded Warrior Project, Legends Classic presented by Old Trapper, the Sunshine Slam, and the Gotham Classic. For more information on the Gazelle Group, please visit gazellegroup.com<\/a>.
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