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Where are they now? Justin Brownlee. #sjubb

Stat of the day: Chris Mullin in 1985. Walter Berry in 1986. Back-to-back Wooden Awards. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 2,003 wins. 8th all-time in NCAA Division I history. One of the most storied programs in the sport. #sjubb

Where are they now? Moe Harkless. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 133 blocks. One season. Chris Obekpa, freshman year 2012-13. Led the entire NCAA in blocks per game. The 6’9” Nigerian still owns SJU’s career blocks record. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 30 rebounds. In one game. LeRoy Ellis vs NYU — December 30, 1961. SJU’s all-time single-game rebounding record. 65 years later, no one’s come within striking distance. #sjubb

Where are they now? D’Angelo Harrison. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 59 alumni have worn NBA uniforms. Seven decades of Queens-to-the-NBA — from Bob Zawoluk in the 50s to Champagnie, Jenkins, and Jones-Garcia on rosters right now. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 65 points. Bob Zawoluk vs St. Peter’s — March 3, 1950, at DeGray Gym in Brooklyn. SJU’s all-time single-game scoring record. #sjubb

Where are they now? Sir’Dominic Pointer. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 2,440 career points. Four decades since Chris Mullin’s senior year. Still SJU’s all-time scoring leader. The lefty from Brooklyn. #sjubb

SPECIAL stat of the day: 26 years ago today, we lost Malik Sealy at age 30. 238 steals. Forever a Johnnie. RIP. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 5 Big East Defensive Players of the Year: Mark Jackson ‘87, Sir’Dominic Pointer ’15, Justin Simon ’19, Posh Alexander ’21, Zuby Ejiofor ’26 Five players. One identity. #sjubb

Where are they now? Justin Simon. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 1985. The last #1 ranking. The last Final Four. 31-4. Mullin. Berry. Jackson. Wennington. 41 years. Still waiting. #sjubb

TRANSFER: Kyle Cuffe Jr. Mercer. 6-2 guard. Harlem, NY. 7.3 PPG, 33.6 3P% as a senior at Mercer. Former Top-100 recruit. But the real story? His dad Kyle Cuffe Sr. played at SJU from 2000-04. 22 years later, the family business comes home. Welcome home, Cuffe. #sjubb

RECRUIT: Theo Edema. Cushing Academy. 6-11 center. Edo State, Nigeria. 4-star. #41 nationally. #6 center. NBA Future Starts Now MVP — 28 pts and 11 reb in the finals. Reclassified up from 2027 to 2026 to fast-track his college career. Welcome to Queens. #sjubb

Stat of the day: 328 assists in one season. The NCAA single-season record when Mark Jackson set it in 1985-86. Still SJU’s all-time career assists leader (728). Brooklyn raised. #sjubb