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BOSTON – Suffolk men's basketball wraps up its 2019-20 regular-season road schedule Saturday, Feb. 15 with a trip up to Colby Sawyer. Game time between the Rams and Chargers is set for 3 p.m. 

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LAST TIME OUT
Suffolk men's basketball knocked down 12 triples and had a well-balanced effort to cruise past Norwich, 85-23, Wednesday night at Andrews Gym. 

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RAMS RUNDOWN
Suffolk looks to take momentum off Wednesday night's 82-53 win at Norwich into Saturday's showdown and build on its 12-10 overall record and 4-4 GNAC ledger.  

The Rams' 77.3 ppg offense has a trio averaging double figures in Nate Hale (11.6 ppg), Max Bonney-Liles (10.7 ppg) and Thomas Duffy (10.2 ppg). Alex Jacovides (8.8 ppg), Brendan Mulson (8.5 ppg) and William Rowe (8.5 ppg) are offensive threats as well.  

Mulson's 5.7 rpg effort paces Suffolk's 34.6 rpg on the glass. Rowe records 4.6 rpg and Jarret Byrne adds 4.2 rpg. 

CHARGERS CATCH UP
Colby Sawyer fell at Rivier, 91-87, Wednesday night to dip to 10-12 on the year and 4-4 in GNAC play.  

Dana Bean leads the way on both ends of the hardwood with 18.0 ppg and 8.1 rpg. Patrick Coffey and Terrence Harvey Jr. compliment Bean's scoring with 15.9 ppg and 10.7 ppg, respectively. Omar Boone, meanwhile, is second on the squad in boards with 5.6 rpg and puts in 9.3 ppg. 

INSIDE THE SERIES

• Suffolk defeated Colby Sawyer, 86-78, in Boston a year ago to move to 2-3 in the all-time series. 
• The Rams are 1-0 under Jeff Juron's guidance against the Chargers. 
• The blue-and-gold is in search of its first win over CSC in the Granite State with the pair of triumphs in the series coming on Suffolk's home court. 
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EYES ON THE GAME

WHAT'S NEXT?
Suffolk has two regular-season games remaining and will return to the friendly confines of the Larry E. and Michael S. Smith Court to play them. First up, a Tuesday, Feb. 18 tilt against Saint Joseph's (Maine) at 8 p.m.