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University of Hawaii men’s basketball picked fourth in Big West poll

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  • 2019 February 16 SPT- Honolulu Star-Advertiser photo by Jamm Aquino/jaquino@staradvertiser.com Hawaii head coach Eran Ganot talks to forward Zigmars Raimo (14) during the second half of a men’s NCAA basketball game on Saturday, February 16, 2019 at Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, Hawaii.

    2019 February 16 SPT- Honolulu Star-Advertiser photo by Jamm Aquino/jaquino@staradvertiser.com Hawaii head coach Eran Ganot talks to forward Zigmars Raimo (14) during the second half of a men’s NCAA basketball game on Saturday, February 16, 2019 at Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu, Hawaii.

The University of Hawaii men’s basketball team was picked fourth in the nine-team Big West, according to a media poll released today.

The ‘Bows return three starters, including point guard Drew Buggs, and eight letterwinners.

UC Irvine was picked No. 1 in polling of 31 media members. UCI earned 258 points and 15 first-place votes to beat out UC Santa Barbara by two points. UCSB also had 15 No. 1 votes.

Cal State Northridge was third with 202 points. Hawaii received 155 points.

Last season, the ‘Bows were picked sixth. They finished fourth with a 9-7 league record.

No UH player was named to the preseason all-conference team.

The all-league players are Lamine Diane and Terrell Gomez of CSUN; Max Heidegger and Amadou Sow of UC Santa Barbara; Evan Leonard of UC Irvine, and Dikymbe Martin of UC Riverside.

1. UC Irvine (15 first-place votes) — 258 points

2. UC Santa Barbara (15) — 256

3. CSUN — 202

4. Hawaii — 155

5. Cal State Fullerton — 152

6. Long Beach State — 118

7. UC Riverside — 107

8. UC Davis (1) — 104

9. Cal Poly — 43

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