 
#5 Jose Juan Barea Sr. G 5'11 - 170 Mayaguez, Puerto Rico (Miami Christian) Individual statistics |
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2005-06: AP All-America honorable mention...CAA Player of the Year...CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Player of the Year...CollegeInsider.com CAA Player of the Year...CAA All-Conference first team selection...CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-America selection...NABC All-District 1 First Team selection...CAA Preseason All-Conference first team selection... CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Preseason All-America team...ranked 18th overall in scoring (21.0) and second in the nation in assists (8.3)...finished as the CAA scoring champion...scored 22 points in season opener versus Brown (Nov. 18)...followed that with 28 points and 14 assists in comeback win over Central Connecticut (Nov. 19)...converted 10-of-13 shots, including 3-for-3 on three pointers in 23-point effort against Lasell (Nov. 22)...named CAA Co-Player of the Week on Nov. 22...earned All-Tournament team honors for a 45-point, 18 assist effort over two games in the California Golden Bear Classic...scored 17 of his team-high 22 points in the second half of 86-83 win over James Madison (Dec. 3)...notched a double-double with 27 points and 11 assists against Towson (Dec. 7), as he connected on 9-of-13 shots...followed that with another double-double performace at Providence (Dec. 20) with18 points, 11 assists...scored 20 in 39 minutes of play versus Wright State (Dec. 27)...missed Holy Cross game with tendonitis in his knee...returned to score 22 with six assists against George Mason (Jan. 2)...moved into third on the NU all-time field goals list in that game, surpassing Mark Halsel (1980-84)...scored 26 with 10 assists in victory over Georgia State (Jan. 5)...followed with his second-straight double-double, a season-high 32 points and 10 assists in 38 minutes at Old Dominion (Jan. 7)...combined for 34 points and 14 assists in a pair of victories over Delaware (Jan. 12) and Drexel (Jan. 14)...scored 15 with eight assists against George Mason (Jan. 19), recording both his 2,000th career point and 600th assist in the same game...the third Husky to reach 2,000 and the second to 600...scored 29 and dished 10 assists to lead NU to an 89-73 victory over Hofstra (Jan. 21)...scored 15 and turned in eight assists with just one turnover in victory over Georgia State (Jan. 26)...scored 17 with nine assists in win over William & Mary (Feb. 2)...turned in 22 points and nine assists, converting 9-of-10 free throws against VCU (Feb. 4)...scored 15 at Drexel (Feb. 9)...hit for 23 points, including 8-for-8 from stripe at Hofstra (Feb. 11)...scored 23 with six assists in victory over James Madison (Feb. 15)...netted 27 with 11 assists for his seventh double-double in win over Rider (Feb. 18)...in doing so, passed Pete Harris for second on NU's all-time scoring list behind Reggie Lewis...recorded 10 assists to just one turnover and 26 points at Delaware (Feb. 23)...scored 20 with seven assists in regular season finale at Towson (Feb. 25)...had 17 points, 12 assists against No. 12 JMU in CAA Tournament opening round (March 3)...scored 20 points in CAA Quarterfinal to lead NU to victory over No. 4 Old Dominion (March 4). 2004-05: Unanimously named to the America East All-Conference First Team...ranked second in America East and eighth in the country in scoring (22.2)...led the conference and was fifth in the nation in assists (7.3)...named an honorable mention All-America by SI.com...earned CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-America honors...named a finalist for the Bob Cousy Award, given to the nation’s best point guard...recognized as an All-District 1 Second Team selection for the second year in a row by the National Association of Basketball Coaches...placed third in assists (218), fourth in three-pointers (68) and sixth in points (665) on Northeastern’s single-season charts...sits fourth all-time in career scoring (1,680) and third in assists (477)...finished among America East leaders in free throw percentage (third, 78.4), assist-to-turnover ratio (third, 1.63), three-pointers made (fifth, 2.27) and steals (fifth, 1.77)...became NU’s career three-point leader in its 73-70 win over Albany, nailing four shots from behind the arc to give him 153 for his career...one of two unanimous selections to the America East preseason All-Conference team...scored the Huskies’ last 14 points and 19 of their last 21, including a fallaway three-pointer with nine-tenths of a second left, to lead them to an 88-85 win over Cornell in the consolation game of the Pepsi Marist Classic...finished that game with 35 points...named All-Tournament and America East Co-Player of the Week...scored 24 of his 28 points in the second half of a 75-68 triumph over Binghamton...tallied 30 points as Northeastern beat Boston University, 77-75...named America East Co-Player of the Week on Jan. 31...scored 36 points in Northeastern’s 73-67 win over New Hampshire...25 of those points came in the final 20 minutes, which is a school record for points in a half...named America East Co-Player of the Week on Feb. 7...tied a career high with 14 assists in an 86-66 win over Hartford...recorded a double-double of 17 points and 12 assists in an 82-51 win over Maine...recorded his third double-double of the season with 24 points and 10 assists in a 70-63 win over Albany...earned America East Co-Player of the Week honors on Feb. 28...tied the school record for points in a game (41) in Northeastern’s 90-79 America East quarterfinal win over No. 7 Stony Brook...his point total is the second most in the history of the tournament and is a record for a quarterfinal game...tied a conference tournament mark as well as Reggie Lewis’ Northeastern record with 17 made field goals against the Black Bears. 2003-04: Named First Team America East All-Conference, becoming the first Husky in 14 years to receive that honor...recognized by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) as a member of its Division I All-District 1 Second Team...tabbed a CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-American...topped the league in three-point percentage (.358)...led the team and was second in the conference in scoring (20.7) and assists (5.76)... became the first Husky since Reggie Lewis in 1986-87 to average at least 20 points a game...ranked first in America East in scoring (23.2), assists (5.44), field goal percentage (.411) and three-pointers made (3.33) in conference games...dished out sixth-most assists (150) and attempted sixth-most field goals (467) in NU history...was Huskies’ leading scorer in 10 straight games, from Jan. 11 to Feb. 11, the longest such streak since Lewis led NU in scoring in 12 consecutive contests from Jan. 8, 1987 to Feb. 14, 1987...became the 25th Husky to score 1,000 career points Feb. 29 versus Albany, reaching that mark in his 53rd game, becoming the third-fastest Husky to do it, behind only Reggie Lewis (51 games) and Pete Harris (52)...received America East Co-Player of the Week honors Jan. 4, averaging 20.3 ppg, 5.3 apg, 4.0 rpg and 3.7 spg in leading the Huskies to wins over Curry (Dec. 29), Stony Brook (Jan. 2) and New Hampshire (Jan. 4)...scored a game-high 20 points and was 9-for-9 from the line, including 8-for-8 in the final 3:55, in NU’s 77-70 win over Albany (Jan. 11)...named America East Co-Player of the Week (Jan. 19) following his performances versus Hartford and UMBC...scored 32 points, tying a career high with seven three-pointers, to lead Northeastern to a 99-89 victory over Maine (Feb. 26)…named America East Player of the Week for the third time March 1 for his efforts versus the Black Bears and Great Danes...represented Puerto Rico in three international tournaments...at the Under-21 Tournament of the Americas in Halifax, Nova Scotia, helped his team advance to the gold medal game by averaging 24.8 points, 7.2 assists and 6.8 rebounds per game...at the Under-21 Centrobasket tournament in Caguas, Puerto Rico, earned MVP honors in helping Puerto Rico win the gold medal, leading all tournament players in scoring (18.0), assists (7.5) and steals (3.5)...at the 2004 Coca-Cola Global Games, paced all players in scoring (28.5 ppg) and helped vault Puerto Rico into the bronze medal contest, in which he scored a tournament-high 35 points. 2002-03:Started all 28 games in which he appeared...led the team and was third in America East in scoring (17.0 ppg)...was named to the America East All-Rookie, All-Tournament and third-team All-Conference squads...joined teammate Aaron Davis as the only freshmen to lead NU in scoring; Davis became the first in 2001-02...first Husky freshman to record 400 points and 100 assists in a season...led NU with a team-high 25 double-figure scoring games...only player in the conference to be ranked in the top 10 in scoring (third/17.0), assists (third/3.89) and steals (seventh/1.57); also listed fourth in free throw percentage (78.5), fifth in field goal percentage (40.7), seventh in assist-turnover ratio (1.38) and eighth in three-pointers made (1.71)...had team-high 24 points, including a basket with 10 seconds left to give the Huskies the lead, at New Mexico (Dec. 2)...had a decisive driving lay-up with 11 seconds left to give NU a 72-67 lead in upset win at Boston College (Jan. 5)...made a three-pointer with eight-tenths of a second remaining to break a 68-68 tie and complete an NU playoff-record 38-point performance in the 71-68 win over Maine in the America East quarterfinals (March 9). High School: Played one year each of basketball and volleyball at Miami Christian High...helped lead the Victors to a 38-2 mark, setting a Florida state record for wins, and the 1A Florida state championship in 2002...averaged 20 points, eight rebounds, six assists and three steals, while being named Team MVP, All-Dade County and All-State as a senior. Personal: Born June 26, 1984...enjoys going to the beach and watching television...major is Sociology...Class of 2007...captained the championship-winning Puerto Rican team at the 2002 FIBA Pan American Junior Basketball Championship in Venezuela.
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