Stony Brook University Athletics

2008-09: Co-captain ... selected to America East All-Defensive team ... sixth in the America East in steals per game (1.69) ... second on team in steals (49) ... started 28 of the 29 games he appeared in, averaging 22.8 minutes per game ... made first start of season against Wagner (11/22) ... recorded four steals and four rebounds in win at New Jersey Tech (12/2) ... had three steals and season-high five assists at No. 2 Connecticut (12/15) ... three points, five steals and season-high seven rebounds in victory at Dartmouth (1/13) ... tallied four steals and four assists in win over Hartford (1/25) ... recorded five points against New Hampshire (1/28) ... had three points and career-high five assists in victory over Hartford (2/26) ... tallied season-high six points and four rebounds against New Hampshire in America East tournament quarterfinals (3/7). 2007-08: Appeared in 22 games, making one start ... had one rebound and one steal at American (11/18) ... recorded one rebound against Columbia (11/24) ... made only start of the season at Binghamton (1/15) ... tallied two points and grabbed one rebound at Albany (2/2) ... scored two points and added a rebound in victory over Vermont (2/17) ... had season-high three steals in win at Maine (2/23). 2006-07: Appeared in 25 games ... recorded three steals, two assists and two rebounds in victory over Penn State (11/17) ... scored four points on 2-2 shototing against Darmouth (12/14) ... scored six points, and had three steals and three rebounds each at Vermont (1/3) ... had two points and two assists in a season-high 18 mnutes against Binghamton (1/31). 2005-06: Appeared in all 28 games earning six starts in his freshman campaign . . . netted a career-best seven points while snagging four boards with two steals in his first ever collegiate game at Villanova (11/18) . . . grabbed six boards against Columbia (11/16) . . . scored four points while dishing two assists collecting two steals at Hofstra (12/14) . . . set career-highs in rebounds (6), assists (4), and minutes played (24) in a win over UMBC (1/28). High School: Point guard at Cardozo High School in Bayside, N.Y. for three seasons under head coach Ron Naclerio. Naclerio, who is a legend both on and off the court, can still be seen playing at the famous Rucker Park. As a coach, Naclerio has established a winning program that has produced countless collegiate players. Paw Prints: Marques Alexander Cox . . . son of Carshenia and Wayne Cox . . . brother of Cora, Dawn and Samatha . . . favorite food: crab legs . . . favorite movie: He Got Game