BULLS BASKETBALL

RECORDS WATCH
FRESHMAN SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
POINTS SCORED
Rk. No. Player G Year
1. 531 Dominique Jones 31 2007-08
2. 484 Jahmal McMurray 32 2015-16
3. 455 B.B. Waldon 28 1998-99
4. 435 Radenko Dobras 28 1988-89
5. 361 Jorge Azcoitia 28 1978-79
3-PT FIELD GOALS MADE
Rk. No. Player G Year
1. 72 Radenko Dobras 28 1988-89
2. 69 Jahmal McMurray 32 2015-16
3. 58 Reggie Kohn 31 1999-00
4. 54 Dominique Jones 31 2007-08
3-PT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Rk. No. Player G Year
1. 204 Jahmal McMurray 32 2015-16
2. 170 Radenko Dobras 28 1988-89
3. 153 Dominique Jones 31 2007-08
3-PT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Rk. Pct. Player 3FGM-A Year
1. 42.5 Radenko Dobras 72-170 1988-89
2. 38.4 Reggie Kohn 58-151 1999-00
3. 35.3 Dominique Jones 123-162 2007-08
4. 33.8 Jahmal McMurray 69-204 2015-16
5. 33.3 Solomon Bozeman 35-105 2006-07
SCORING AVERAGE
Rk. Avg. Player G Year
1. 17.1 Dominique Jones 31 2007-08
2. 16.3 B.B. Waldon 28 1998-99
3. 16.2 Radenko Dobras 28 1988-89
4. 15.1 Jahmal McMurray 32 2015-16
5. 12.9 Jorge Azcoitia 28 1978-79
6. 12.8 Tony Washam 28 1978-79
AVERAGE MINUTES
Rk. Avg. Player G Min. Year
1. 35.3 Radenko Dobras 28 989 1988-89
2. 35.2 Jahmal McMurray 32 1126 2015-16
3. 35.0 Dominique Jones 31 1085 2007-08
4. 32.7 Anthony Collins 31 1013 2011-12
TEAM RECORDS
BLOCKS
Rk. Total Year
1. 172 2015-16
2. 164 2005-06
3. 156 2014-15
4. 150 2006-07
5. 143 2003-04
REBOUNDS PER GAME
Rk. RPG Total
1. 52.4 1972-73
2. 46.4 1973-74
3. 44.9 1971-72
4. 42.2 1974-75
5. 40.7 1982-83
6. 40.5 1975-76
7. 39.4 2001-02
8. 38.7 2015-16
8. 38.5 1995-96
10. 38.4 1998-99
11. 38.3 1999-00
NOTES
IN IT, BUT DIDN’T WIN IT
In its first two games, USF has had two sizable first-half leads
lost. The Bulls also had an eight-point lead against BU.
• USF led Troy by 14 points, 44-30, with 3:11 remaining in the
first half before being outscored 38-28 in the second half in an
82-77 loss.
• USF led NJIT by 15 points, 23-8, with 6:29 remaining in the
first half. The Bulls led by 10 points, 50-40, with 6:05 left in the
game and five points, 57-52, with 1:48 on the clock before losing
60-57.
• USF held an eight point lead, 18-10, with 11:36 remaining in
the first half against Boston before losing 78-66.
BULLS WELCOME TRANSFER ISAIAH MANDERSON
• USF added Texas Tech transfer Isaiah Manderson to the team
for the spring semester. The 6-10, 255-pound forward averaged
4.4 points and 2.7 rebounds per game last season as a freshman.
He appeared in four games as a sophomore this season and
averaged 3.0 points and 1.6 rebounds.
• Manderson is a native of Bronx, N.Y. and played his senior
season of high school at Oldsmar Christian School in nearby
Oldsmar, Fla. The same school that current USF guard Troy Holston
Jr. played at. He was rated a three-star recruit out of high school
and was rated the 18th best player in the state of Florida by ESPN.
com.
• Manderson is eligible to practice with the team immediately
and will be eligible to play after the 2016 fall semester ends. He
will be a junior next season.
BULLS SIGN THREE
Orlando Antigua and his staff announced the signing of three on
Nov. 13, during the early signing period.
• Troy Baxter is a 6-8, 190-pound forward from Tallahassee,
Fla. He was rated four stars by Rivals, ESPN and 247Sports and is
currently playing for Oldsmar Christian in nearby Oldsmar, Fla.
Baxter was one of the first players that Antigua targeted after
accepting the USF job in 2014.
• Andres Feliz is a 6-2, 180-pound guard originally from
the Dominican Republic, but currently plays for West Oaks
Academy in Orlando, Fla. He was given a three-star rating by
Rivals.com. Last season, Feliz helped West Oaks to a 32-4 record
and a SIAA state championship. This past summer he was the
starting point guard for the Dominican Republic at the U19 FIBA
World Championships with USF assistant coach Oliver Antigua
also on staff. He was the leading scorer on the team and in the
tournament with 18.9 points averaged over seven games. Also
last summer, Feliz was the youngest of the group that played
wiith the Dominican Republic National Team at the Pan-American
Games in Toronto.
• Malik Fitts is a 6-5, 215-pound small forward from La Verne,
Calif. who is in his final season at Brewster Academy Prep in New
Hampshire. He is a Rivals.com three-star recruit and is ranked
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No. 55 among small forwards in the 2016 class. Prior to Brewster,
attended Damien High School in La Verne and helped his team
win the CIF D3 State Championship.
• HoopSeen.com ranked the recruiting classes in the American
Athletic Conference and placed the Bulls third behind No. 1 UConn
and No. 2 Cincinnati. It also lists Andres Feliz as the best scorer in
the class and Troy Baxter as the best athlete. Website writer Justin
Young went on to say this: Troy Baxter is a highlight reel with
unique size. Andres Feliz has league-leading scoring potential
while Malik Fitts is a top 300 level talent.
A HEALTHY CHRIS PERRY
• Junior forward Chris Perry was forced to miss the last 12
games of his sophomore season. After going through the
proper medical tests, Perry told the media in July that it was
a left-ventricle issue in his heart, which he was born with,
that shortened his season. He was cleared to participate in
team activities in May. The native of nearby Bartow, Fla., was a
member of the Preseason American Athletic Conference Second
Team last season after being named to the all-rookie team as a
freshman. Perry led the Bulls with 7.1 rebounds per game and
ranked second in points with 10.8. USF lost 11 of its last 13 games
without him.
• “He’s a monster, man. He’s a great player, he’s got touch; right
or left jump-hooks. Just a big body, can rebound the basketball,
his basketball IQ is off the roof. To have him back full-time, I think
that’s gonna really, really help USF.” - UConn Head Coach Kevin
Ollie at conference media day on Oct. 27.
DOMINICAN TIES
USF has two coaches and three players with ties to the Dominican
Republic.
• Head Coach Orlando Antigua was born in the Dominican
Republic and coached the Dominican Republic National Team in
2013 and 2014.
• Orlando’s brother, Oliver Antigua, is an assistant coach at USF
and was also born in the Dominican Republic. Oliver has also
coached the Dominican Republic, most recently the U19 team
this past summer. With the Antigua’s on staff, USF has embraced
players with Dominican heritage.
• Senior guard Nehemias Morillo was born and raised in
Santiago, Dominican Republic before moving to New York in
2010. Morillo competed for his country at the 2015 Pan-American
Games this past summer.
• Newcomer Angel Nunez is originally from the Dominican and
played for the Dominican Republic Select Team last season.
• Freshman Luis Santos grew up in Santiago, Dominican
Republic before moving to the U.S. prior to his sophomore season.
• This roster provides a glimpse of what USF’s roster will look like next season as of today.
NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL.-EXP. HOMETOWN (HS/PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
XX Troy Baxter F 6-8 190 Fr.-HS Tallahassee, Fla. (Oldsmar Christian)
XX Andres Feliz G 6-2 180 Fr.-HS Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (West Oaks Academy-Fla.)
XX Malik Fitts F 6-5 215 Fr.-HS La Verne, Calif. (Brewster Academy Prep-N.H.)
XX Isaiah Manderson F 6-10 255 Jr.-TR Bronx, N.Y. (Oldsmar Christian-Fla./Texas Tech)
0 Jahmal McMurray G 6-0 175 So.-1L Topeka, Kan. (Sunrise Christian Academy)
1 Chris Perry F 6-8 250 Sr.-3L Bartow, Fla. (Bartow Senior HS)
2 Geno Thorpe G 6-3 185 Jr.-TR Pittsburgh, Pa. (Shaler HS/Penn State)
3 Roddy Peters G 6-4 205 Jr.-1L Washington D.C. (Suitland HS/Maryland)
13 Jake Bodway G 6-2 193 Jr.-2L Bloomington, Minn. (Bloomington Jefferson HS)
14 Justin David G 6-2 180 Jr.-1L Pittsburgh, Pa. (Mt. Lebanon/Grove City College)
21 Tulio Da Silva F 6-8 210 Fr.-HS Formiga, Brazil (Arlington Country Day-Fla.)
25 Troy Holston Jr. G 6-4 185 So.-1L Queens, N.Y. (Oldsmar Christian-Fla.)
33 Ruben Guerrero C 6-11 235 Jr.-1L Marbella, Spain (Sunrise Christian Academy-Kan.)
35 Bo Zeigler F 6-6 205 Jr.-1L Detroit, Mich. (Community HS)
42 Luis Santos F 6-8 250 So.-HS Bronx, N.Y. (Sunrise Christian Academy-Kan.)