Miami Hurricanes vs. Maryland Terrapins – By the Numbers

5 – Assists by Miami senior guard Durand Scott against UNC.

6 – Rebounds grabbed by both Miami senior forward Julian Gamble and senior guard Durand Scott against UNC.

7 – Three-pointers made by Miami junior guard Rion Brown in the last two games after hitting five in his first 12 games.

7 – Rebounds grabbed by Maryland freshman forward Charles Mitchell against FSU.

10 – Rebounds grabbed by Maryland sophomore center Alex Len against FSU. He also scored 15 points

13 – Consecutive games the Terrapins had won before losing to FSU, 65-62.

14 – Points scored by Miami senior forward Julian Gamble against UNC. He has scored in double digits in three of the last six games.

14 – Points scored by Maryland sophomore guard Nick Faust against FSU.

18 – Points scored by Miami senior forward/center Kenny Kadji against UNC. He also grabbed nine rebounds, leading the Canes in both categories.

20 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced off against the Terrapins in the past. Miami holds a 12-8 series advantage.

Miami Hurricanes vs. UMass Minutemen – By the Numbers

2:13 – Minutes remaining in the first half of UMass’ game against Siena when senior guard Freddie Riley hit the team’s first three-pointer of the game.

3 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced the Minutemen in the past, with Miami winning each of these matchups.

4 – Steals by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against Michigan State, setting a new season high. He now leads the team with eight.

10 – Consecutive games in which Miami senior guard Durand Scott has scored in double digits.

10 – Halftime deficit overcome by the Minutemen against Siena to secure the 64-63 victory.

10 – Rebounds grabbed by both Minutemen senior forward Sampson Carter and sophomore forward Maxie Esho against Siena.

18 – Points scored by Miami senior guard Trey McKinney Jones against Michigan State, setting a new career high. He also set a new career high three-pointers with five.

23 – Points scored by UMass junior guard Chaz Williams against Siena, leading all players in the game and bringing his career total to 1,014.

41 – Rebounds grabbed by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson so far this season, which leads the team. He also leads all Hurricanes with six blocked shots.

89.2 – Percent that Miami has shot from the free-throw line in the last two outings. This comes after hitting only 62.5% from the line in the first three games.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Jacksonville Dolphins – By The Numbers

4 – Three-pointers made by Kenny Kadji against Florida Gulf Coast. Kadji grabbed eight rebounds and went 4-of-10 for 13 points.

4 – JU players that scored in double digits to help the Dolphins defeat Trinity Baptist College, 78-48.

5 – Assists recorded by Jacksonville senior guard Russell Powell in each of the Dolphins’ first two games this season. He posted a career-best 119 assists last season.

9 – Votes that the Hurricanes are currently receiving in the AP Top 25 Poll.

10 – Rebounds grabbed by Hurricanes senior center Reggie Johnson against FGCU. This is the second straight game Johnson has racked up double-digit boards following his 11 against Stetson.

10 – Rebounds grabbed and points scored by Dolphins freshman forward Kordario Fleming, as he recorded the first double-double of his career at JU.

14 – Points scored by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin against FGCU, including a career-high-tying four three-pointers.

16 – Points scored by Jacksonville freshman guard Jarvis Haywood in the first start of his collegiate career.

32 – Number of times Miami has faced Jacksonville in the past. The Hurricanes have a 26-6 series advantage.

89 – Points the Hurricanes scored against the Dolphins the last time the teams faced off. Miami won that game 89-77, extending a three-win streak over Jacksonville.

Miami Hurricanes vs. Florida Gulf Coast Eagles – By the Numbers

 3 – Number of times the Hurricanes have faced the Eagles in the past. Miami has won all of these matchups.

5 – Number of Hurricanes that scored in the double-digits against Stetson: Reggie Johnson (22), Trey McKinney Jones (14), Shane Larkin (13), Kenny Kadji (12) and Rion Brown (10).

5.6 – Average assists by FGCU sophomore guard Brett Comer in his freshman season, making him the first freshman since 2006-07 to lead the Atlantic Sun Conference in this category.

6 – Career high assists by Miami sophomore guard Shane Larkin. This mark was set in the season opener against Stetson, beating his previous high of five.

15 – Career double-doubles recorded by Miami senior center Reggie Johnson, including one in the season opener (22 points, 11 rebounds).

19 – Points scored by FGCU senior guard Sherwood Brown the last time the Eagles faced the Hurricanes.

20 – Consecutive season openers won by the Hurricanes.

21 – Points scored by FGCU sophomore guard Bernard Thompson in the Eagles’ season-opening loss to Virginia Commonwealth University.

37 – Combined scoring by FGCU’s Bernard Thompson and senior guard Sherwood Brown against VCU. The team’s total on the night was 57.

60 – Points scored by Miami against FGCU in their last meeting. The Hurricanes won that game 60-50.

DeQuan Jones. Orlando Magic. #ItsAllAboutTheU

Durand writes about camper Kobe at the Jim Larranaga basketball camp last week.

“This is Kobe. He’s a camper at the Jim Larranaga University of Miami basketball camp that I currently work. Today he brought tears to my eyes. Kobe has diabetes, poor hearing which makes him wear two hearing aids, and causes difficulty of speech. For a kid to come to camp as enthused as he does everyday as helped me to realize life is to precious for one to greave over. Today upon dismissal Kobe ran to me with his arms open ready for a hug and said “goodbye Durand Scott, your a super star” & as I picked him up with a tight hug a tear of joy ran down my face 😢 Now that’s life for you ….”

#LetsGoHeat - Check out @UM_Sebastian on the Metro, at the American Airlines Arena, and watching the game at Sports Grill (SoMi) and Buffalo Wild Wings (Sunset)!

Find Sebastian outside the American Airlines Arena tonight between 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. to be entered to win two free tickets to Game Five of the NBA Finals - follow @HurricaneSports on Twitter for more information!

The first of many Coach Jim Larranaga Basketball Camps to be going on this summer!!

The Atlantic Coast Conference announced the times for the 2011 Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Monday. The Canes will travel to West Lafayette, Ind. to face the Purdue Boilermakers on Tuesday, Nov. 29 at 9 p.m. EST on ESPN2.