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Nov 26, 2015; Lake Buena Vista, FL, USA; Monmouth Hawks guard Justin Robinson (12) reacts after making a layup against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish during the second half at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Monmouth beat Notre Dame 70-68. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports /

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Dec 22, 2015; Fayetteville, AR, USA; North Florida Ospreys guard Dallas Moore (14) looks to pass the ball from under the basket as Arkansas Razorbacks forward Moses Kinglsey (33) defends in the second half of play at Bud Walton Arena. The Razorbacks won 97- 72. Mandatory Credit: Gunnar Rathbun-USA TODAY Sports /

4. Dallas Moore, North Florida Ospreys, Atlantic Sun Conference

Though North Florida has lost its last two games and is now tied for the lead in the Atlantic Sun with Jacksonville, Dallas Moore has been as advertised this season.

Through Feb. 9, Moore leads the conference in scoring (19.7 points per game), assists (5.8) and assist-to-turnover ratio (3.4). He’s helped the Ospreys own the top offense (84.7 points per game), the top team field goal percentage (48.2) percent), the top three-point shooting percentage (41.6) and the top scoring margin (+ 6.8) in the conference.

Moore’s a versatile point guard, one that can get hot at any time. When he’s cold, like UNF’s last game against Florida Gulf Coast, the Ospreys struggle. In that loss, Moore was just 2-of-10 overall and 1-of-6 from three, leading to the 16-point road loss. His impact is greatly important to North Florida’s postseason aspirations.

Should they get to the NCAA tournament, North Florida will likely wind up as a No. 15 or No. 16 seed, which doesn’t give the Ospreys a lot of room for error. However, having a shooter/scorer like Moore can go a long way in making history. Keep that in mind.

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