POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – Winners of two straight, the Marist University men's basketball team (2-1) continues its six-game homestand on Sunday when the Red Foxes host Harvard (3-1) of the Ivy League. Tip-off is set for 5 p.m.
 

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• The game will be shown on ESPN+ with Dean Darling (play-by-play), Steve Eggink (analyst), and William Rosen (sideline) on the call.
• In-game updates will be available on X - @MaristMBB.

 

Last Time Out

• Marist earned a 93-61 win over Vassar in its home opener on Wednesday.
• Five Red Foxes scored in double figures, paced by Justin Menard with 16.
• Rhyjon Blackwell finished with 14 points, a team-high six assists, and five rebounds.
• Myles Parker grabbed a team-best seven rebounds to go along with nine points.
• Marist shot .545 from the field, .462 from three-point range, and .900 from the free-throw line while tallying 24 assists (against just nine turnovers) on 36 made field goals.

 

About Harvard

• Picked to finish second in the Ivy League Preseason Poll, the Crimson stand at 3-1 this season.
• They are coming off a 75-52 victory at Army West Point on Saturday in which they shot .521 from the field, .389 from three, and .818 from the line.
• This is Harvard's fifth game in a 10-day span.
• The Crimson have four players averaging at least 10 points per game (Chandler Pigge, 16.3; Robert Hinton, 13.3; Thomas Batties II, 12.3; Tey Barbour, 11.8;).
• Head coach Tommy Amaker is in his 19th season.

 

Top Facts

• Harvard's only prior game at Marist took place on Dec. 1, 1998. The Red Foxes won, 72-55.
• In John Dunne's eight years at Marist, the Red Foxes are 7-5 against the Ivy League.
• Nine Red Foxes are currently averaging at least five points per game. All nine are shooting at least .500 from the field.
• Marist has assists on 65 percent of its field goals this year (57 out of 88).
• Marist has held all of its first three opponents below 40 percent shooting from the field and below 30 percent from three-point range. The Red Foxes have also shot at least 47 percent from the field in every game. 

 

What's Next

• Marist plays the third of its six straight home games on Friday, Nov. 21 when the Red Foxes play Hudson Valley rival Army West Point.
• Tip-off is set for 7 p.m.