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MEN’S BASKETBALL
GAME NOTES
TRINITY COLLEGE
Saturday, Nov. 15, 2014 * Moore Gym, Daytona Beach, Fla. * Noon, EST
2014-15 SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER (0-0,0-0)
11/15 TRINITY COLLEGE
12:00pm
CBE HALL OF FAME CLASSIC
11/17 at Arizona State
10:05pm
At Monmouth
11/21
11/22
11/23
11/25
11/30
2014-2015
at Monmouth
Towson
Central Connecticut St.
TENNESSEE-MARTIN
at UCF
7:30pm
5:00pm
2:00pm
7:00pm
6:00pm
DECEMBER (0-0,0-0)
12/3 NORTH FLORIDA
12/6 JACKSONVILLE
12/8 *at South Carolina St.
12/15 at Grand Canyon
12/19 at Mercer
12/30 at Citadel
1/3
at Ball State
8:00pm
4:00pm
7:30pm
10:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
2:00pm
JANUARY (0-0,0-0)
1/5
TRINITY BAPTIST
1/10 *HAMPTON
1/12 *NORFOLK ST
1/17 *at Coppin State
1/19 *at Morgan St
1/24 *UMES
1/26 *HOWARD
1/31 *at Florida A&M
7:00pm
4:00pm
7:30pm
6:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
7:30pm
4:00pm
FEBRUARY (0-0,0-0)
2/3
STETSON
2/7 *at Delaware State
2/14 *N.C. CENTRAL
2/16 *N.C. A&T
2/21 *FLORIDA A&M
2/25 *at Savannah State
2/28 *at N.C. Central
7:30pm
4:00pm .
4:00pm
7:30pm
4:00pm
7:00pm
4:00pm
MARCH (0-0,0-0)
3/2 *at N.C. A&T
7:30pm
3/6 *SOUTH CAROLINA ST. 7:30pm
3/10 MEAC Tournament
TBA
ALL TIMES EST
THE GAME
TRINITY COLLEGE
“TIGERS”
BETHUNE-COOKMAN
“WILDCATS”
RECORD: 0-0
LAST GAME: Season Opener
HEAD COACH: Gravelle Craig
CAREER RECORD: 39-62
CRAIG VS. TC: 1-0
RECORD: 3-4
LAST GAME:
COACH: Rob Oppedisano
MEDIA
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LIVE STATS: bcuathletics.com
OPENING TIPS
Bethune-Cookman opens the 2014-15 season with a Saturday afternoon
matinee against Trinity College.
Wildcats looking to put a 7-25 campaign last year behind them.
B-CU won last year’s meeting 98-55
Seven players return from last season
Clemmye Owens led the Wildcats in scoring last season, becoming just the
third freshman in program history to do that .
As soon as game concludes, Wildcats will board a bus to Orlando Airport
to catch flight to Arizona for Monday game at Arizona State.
THE ROSTER (2013-14 stats)
1
2
3
5
11
12
15
21
22
23
32
42
Delino Dear (6-9 F JR)
Quentin Brewer (6-6 F JR)
Tony Kynard (6-1 G FR)
Troy Simmons (6-1 G JR)
Maurice Taylor (6-3 G JR)
Mikel Trapp (6-2 G R-JR)
Jeffon Powell (6-6 G SO
Clemmye Owens (6-1 G FR)
Ricky Johnson (5-9 G RJR)
Denzel Dulin (6-4 G JR)
Travis Elliott (6-8 C R-JR)
Ugo Okam (7-0 C GR)
PPG
0.0.
0.0
5.8
2.4
6.8
11.4
0.0
11.3
9.5
0.0
4.6
0.0
RPG
0.0
0.0
2.4
1.1
3.2
2.7
0.0
1.7
2.3
0.0
5.0
0.0
NOTES
Transfer from Toledo
JuCo Transfer
11 assists vs. TC most since 2003
Walk-On who started 22 games
22-10 double-double vs. FAMU
Had National High 2/3 against SCSU
JuCo Transfer
MEAC All-Rookie Team
Played 6 games in 2013-14
JuCo Tansfer
Career-High 14 at UNF
Harvard Transfer
BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY
2014-15 MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER
NUMERICAL
#
NAME
1
Delino Dear
2
Quintin Brewer
3
Antonio Kynard
4
Laron Smith*
5
Troy Simmons
10 Jordan Potts*
11 Maurice Taylor
12 Mikel Trapp
15 Jeffon Powell
21 Clemmye Owens
22 Richard Johnson
23 Denzil Dulin
32 Travis Elliott
33 Mario Moody*
42 Ugo Okam
ALPHABETICAL
#
NAME
2
Quintin Brewer
1
Delino Dear
23 Denzil Dulin
32 Travis Elliott
22 Richard Johnson
3
Antonio Kynard
33 Mario Moody*
42 Ugo Okam
21 Clemmye Owens
10 Jordan Potts*
15 Jeffon Powell
11 Maurice Taylor
12 Mikel Trapp
5
Troy Simmons
4
Laron Smith*
POS
F
F
G
F/C
G
PG
G
G
G/F
G
G
F/G
C
F
C
HGT
6-9
6-6
6-1
6-8
6-0
5-11
6-4
6-2
6-6
6-0
5-10
6-4
6-8
6-7
7-0
WGT
215
205
165
215
160
185
200
200
200
175
170
200
260
215
255
CL
JR
JR
SO
JR(r)
SR
JR(r)
SR
SR(r)
SO
SO
JR
JR
SR
JR(R)
GR(R)
HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL
Chicago, IL / Toledo
Tampa, FL / Gordon CC
Toledo, Ohio /Rogers HS
Palm Bay, FL /Georgia State
Fort Myers, FL / Webber International
Columbus, Ohio /UNC-Greensboro
Toledo, Ohio/ Kilgore CC
Winnsboro, SC / Fairfield Central HS
Philadelphia, PA /Cecil CC
Toledo , OH /Rogers HS
Akron, Ohio / St. Vincent- St. Mary HS
Brooklyn, NY / Dundalk CC
Fort Lauderdale, FL /High Point
East Orange, NJ /Wagner
Enugu, Nigeria/Harvard
POS
F
F
F/G
C
G
G
F
C
G
PG
G/F
G
G
G
F/C
HGT
6-6
6-9
6-4
6-8
5-10
6-1
6-7
7-0
6-0
5-11
6-6
6-4
6-2
6-0
6-8
WGT
205
215
200
260
170
165
215
255
175
185
200
200
200
160
215
CL
JR
JR (R)
JR
SR
JR
SO
JR(R)
GR(R)
SO
JR(R)
SO
SR
SR(R)
SR
JR(R)
HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL
Tampa, FL / Gordon CC
Chicago, IL / Toledo .
Brooklyn, NY / Dundalk CC
Fort Lauderdale, FL /High Point
Akron, Ohio / St. Vincent- St. Mary HS
Toledo, Ohio /Rogers HS
East Orange, NJ /Wagner
Enugu, Nigeria/Harvard
Toledo , OH /Rogers HS
Columbus, Ohio /UNC-Greensboro
Philadelphia, PA /Cecil CC
Toledo, Ohio/ Kilgore CC
Winnsboro, SC / Fairfield Central HS
Fort Myers, FL / Webber International
Palm Bay, FL /Georgia State
*-Sitting Out 2014-15 per NCAA transfer rules
HEAD COACH:Gravelle Craig (Cleveland State ’99) 4th season
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Rodney Martin (Tiffin ‘92)
ASSISTANT COACH: Stacey Beckton (B-CU ’08)
ASSISTANT COACH: Montez Robinson (North Georgia ’01)
GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Stanley Elliott (B-CU ’12)
ROSTER BREAKDOWNS:
Returning Players: 7
Transfers:
5
Redshirts:
2 (Smith, Elliott)
-Freshman:
0
-Sophomores:
3 (Owens, Kynard,Powell)
-Juniors
4 (Johnson,Dear,Dulin,Brewer)
-Seniors
4 (Elliott,Simmons,Taylor,Trapp)
-Graduate
1 (Okam)
PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE
(How-U-Say-It)
Kynard — Ken-ard
Mikel — Michael
Clemmye-Klem-e
Ugo Okam– U-go OH-come
Gravelle- Grah-velle
Rodney Martin
Montez Robinson
Stacey Beckton
Stanley Elliott
BETHUNE-COOKMAN RADIO/TV CHART
1 Delino Dear
2 Quentin Brewer
3 Tony Kynard
5 Troy Simmons
F * 6-9 * 220 * RJr
Chicago, IL
F * 6-6 * 220 * Jr
Tampa, Fla.
G * 6-1 * 160 * So
Toledo, Ohio
PG * 6-1 * 170 * Sr
Fort Meyers, Fla.
11 Maurice Taylor
12 Mikel Trapp
15 Jeffon Powell
21 Clemmye Owens
G * 6-3 * 180 * So
Toledo, Ohio
G * 6-2 * 195 * RSr
Blair, SC
G/F * 6-6 * 200 * So
Philadelphia, Pa.
G * 6-1 * 1850 * So
Toledo, Ohio
22 Ricky Johnson
23 Denzel Dulin
32 Travis Elliott
42 Ugo Okam
PG * 5-9 * 155 * RJr
Akron, Ohio
G * 6-4 * 200 * Jr
Queens, NY
C * 6-8 * 230 * RSr
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
C * 7-0 * 255 * Gr
Enugu, Nigeria
Gravelle Craig
Head Coach
Rodney Martin
Assoc. Head Coach
Montez Robinson
Assistant Coach
Stacey Beckton
Assistant Coach
GRAVELLE
CRAIG
HEAD COACH
3RD YEAR
39-62 (.390)
(Cleveland State ‘99)
PLAYING DAYS: Scored 1,425 points at Farrell HS and still is third on the all-time scoring list ..At Cleveland State,
Craig earned 1st team All Mid-Continent in 1993 and still holds the tournament record for single-game assists (14).
PRIOR TO B-CU: Assistant coach at Chicago State (2003-04) and Morris Brown (2001-03);Served as Director of
Cleveland Pro-Am Summer Basketball League
FIRST-YEAR RECAP (18-17,11-5 MEAC): Became the first B-CU coach since Raymond McDoogle in 1966-67 (1910) to have a winning record in his first season as head coach and only Wildcat coach to make it to conference championship his inaugural season … 16th highest win total among first-year head coaches in Division I in 2011-2012.
SECOND-YEAR RECAP (14-20,7-9 MEAC): Team advanced to conference tournament semifinals for third straight
year.
THIRD-YEAR RECAP (7-25,5-9 MEAC): Injury-riddled team played .500 ball with just 8 players down the stretch;
team tied national record for single-game 3FG% with 15 made (15-18, .833) against South Carolina State
MILESTONES
BY THE NUMBERS
HOME:
AWAY:
NEUTRAL:
23-13
9-44
7-5
BY MONTH:
Nov. 6-17, Dec. 5-15, Jan. 9-12, Feb. 12-11, Mar. 7-7
BY DAY:
Sun 0-2, Mon 12-14, Tue 3-7, Wed 3-3, Thu 6-2, Fri 2-7, Sat 13-25
OT GAMES: 2-3 GAMES DECIDED BY < 6: 9-18
GAMES DECIDED BY > 19: 5-13
HBCU ALL-AMERICANS: 1
ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS: 1
MEAC POTW SELECTIONS: 9
GRADUATES: 7 (includes 1 GA, 1 manager)
MASTERS DEGREES: 2
Akron
Auburn
Baylor
Colorado State
Coppin State
Delaware State
Detroit
Florida A&M
Florida Christian
FIU
Hampton
Houston Baptist
Howard
Illinois State
Jacksonville
Kent State
LSU
W
0
0
0
0
2
1
0
3
2
0
2
1
3
0
0
0
0
L
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
3
0
2
2
1
0
1
1
1
1
1st Win:
vs. Florida Christian (62-44) 11/17/11
25th Win:
at South Carolina State (60-52) 1/19/13
1st MEAC Win: vs. Florida A&M (74-59) 12/3/11
1st Road Win: at North Carolina A&T (59-56) 1/7/12
MOST POINTS: 102 vs. Florida Christian 12/17/12
MEAC:
92 vs. North Carolina A&T
2/4/12
ROAD:
76 at Houston Baptist (OT) 11/14/11
FEWEST POINTS:
40 at Pittsburgh 12/15/12
40 at Savannah State 1/21/13
HOME:
40 Savannah State 2/1/14
MOST POINTS ALLOWED: 91 at USF 11/12/13
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED:
HOME:
44 vs. Florida Christian 11/17/11
MEAC:
43 at Savannah State 1/21/13
WIN MARGIN: 51 vs. Fla. Christian (102-51) 12/17/12
ROAD:
12 at UMES (67-55) 1/23/13
MEAC:
32 vs. South Carolina State (91-59) 2/3/14
LOSS MARGIN: 49 at Pittsburgh (89-40) 12/15/12
HOME:
16 vs. Youngstown St. (67-51) 12/21/12
16 vs. Delaware State (68-52) 1/26/13
MEAC:
33 at Hampton (85-52) 12/9/13
VS. ALL OPPONENTS
Morgan State
Neb.-Omaha
New Mexico State
New Orleans
N.C. A&T
N.C. Central
Norfolk State
North Florida
Northern Colorado
Northern Illinois
Pittsburgh
Prairie View A&M
St. Bonaventure
Saint Mary’s
Savannah State
S.C. State
Stanford
W
0
1
0
1
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
6
0
L
2
0
1
0
2
6
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
W
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
3
0
0
2
Stetson
Tenn. Tech
Texas A&M-CC
Tulane
Trinity Baptist
Trinity College
UCF
UMES
USF
Valparaiso
Webber
Youngstown St.
Non-Conference
MEAC Tourn.
MEAC
TOTAL
11
5
23
39
0
L
2
1
0
1
0
0
3
0
1
1
0
2
34
3
25
62
BETHUNE-COOKMAN MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES
YRS
W
L
PSG
RSC
CT W/L
CTC
5-3m
0-1
PS/W-L
FAMU
Gravelle Craig
3
2012-
39
62
.386
Clifford Reed, Jr.
9.5
2001-11
125
166
.430
Horace Broadnax
4.5
1997-01
42
89
.321
2-4m
3-6
Tony Sheals
4
1993-97
45
65
.409
2-4m
8-2
Jack “Cy” McClairen
31
396
436
.476
Raymond McDougle
1
1967-93
1961-66
1966-67
19
10
.655
0-1s
1-1
Lymeal McClain
1
1957-58
13
8
.619
0-1s
0-3
Raymon Thornton
4
43
34
.558
0-3s
1-11
Bunky Matthews
1
1956-57
1958-61
1947-56
90
47
.657
Joe Johnson
7
1940-47
17
3
.850
WA Busch
1
1929-30
2
3
.400
Unknown
1+
1931,1942
1
1
.500
832
924
.474
RSC –
CT W-L
CTC –
PS/W-L
1
3
6-10m
26-26*
3-3
1/0-1
2-3
4/2-7
12-8
29-52
1
11-4^
3-1
2/2-2
4-12
5
52-56
5-5
7/4-10
61-98
Regular Season Conference Championship
Conference Tournament Won/Loss
* McClairen went 18-12 in SIAC tournaments and 8-14 in MEAC Tournaments
^ Matthews went 7-1 in SEAC tournaments and 4-3 in SIAC
m- MEAC tournament
s- SIAC tournament
Conference Tournament Championship Games/Won-Loss
Post-Season Appearances/Won Loss
SEASON OPENERS
‘CAT COACHES….
Several former Bethune
-Cookman players settled in on the sidelines
after their Wildcats and
enjoyed long, prosperous coaching careers at
all levels,
Including:
Bethune-Cookman in season openers and home openers since 1961
COACH
OPENERS
HOME OPENERS
Cy McClairen
15-16
23-8
Raymond McDoogle
1-0
1-0
Tony Sheals
0-4
2-2
Horace Broadnax
1-3
1-3
Clifford Reed
4-5
6-3
Gravelle Craig
1-2
2-1
TOTAL
22-30
35-17
BIGGEST SEASON OPENER DAY WIN/BIGGEST HOME OPENER WIN
108-69 vs. Albany State 11/28/77
BIGGEST SEASON OPENER LOSS
120-89 at Albany State 12/4/73
BIGGEST HOME OPENER LOSS
91-70 vs. Howard 1/16/92
CRAIG IN SEASON OPENERS (1-2)
2011
Stetson
2012
St. Bonaventure
2013
Trinity Baptist
L65-60
L65-55
W91-74
CRAIG IN HOME OPENERS (2-1)
2011
Florida Christian
2012
North Florida
2013
Trinity Baptist
W67-44
L71-65
W 91-74
John ChaneyCy McClairenJames Humphrey*
Freddie Cole
Reggie Bellamy
Latroy Strong
Eugene Richardson
Clifford Reed
Neil Orr
Earnest Crumbly
Kevin Bradshaw
David Howard
Joe Giddens
*Deceased -Retired
Temple
Bethune-Cookman
Gilbert, Raines, Ribault HS (Fla.)
Lake Minneola HS (Fla.)
Palmetto HS (Fla.)
West Nassau HS (Fla.)
Ft. Lauderdale Boyd Anderson (Fla.)
Bethune-Cookman
Florida State College-Jacksonville
St. Petersburg State College
King-Chavez HS, (Calif.)
Atlantic HS (Fla.)
Spruce Creek HS (Fla.)
MEDIA INFORMATION
MEDIA CONTACT
DAN RYAN, Men’s Basketball SID
E-mail: [email protected]
[email protected]
Phone: (386) 481-2240 (office)
(801) 376-6883 (cell)
By The Numbers:
Years: 6th /Games: 160
NCAAs:4(0/4 as media/staff):NITs:2 (1/1)
FINAL 4s: 1 (0/1-2009 men’s vb)
All-MEAC Players: 4 HBCU All-Americans: 2
CATEYE NETWORK
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By The Numbers:
Years:0 Games: 0
NCAAs:0 NITs: 0 FINAL 4s:0
SOCIAL MEDIA
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TODAY’S GAME: Bethune-Cookman
tips off its 2014-15 season with a
Saturday afternoon matinee against
Trinity College in Historic Moore
Gym.
The Wildcats are looking put last
year’s 7-25 campaign behind them
with new faces that include three
junior college transfers and two
transfers that did not play last year.
Seven players from last year return,
including senior Mikel Trapp and
sophomore Clemmye Owens V.
Newcomers include Delino Dear, a
transfer from Toledo who will be
celebrating his birthday Saturday,
and Ugo Okam, a 7-0 transfer from
Harvard.
The team will be jumping into a
busy schedule. After the game, they
will board a bus to Orlando to catch
a flight to Arizona for Monday’s
game at Arizona State. Two days
after returning from Arizona, it’s off
to New Jersey for three games.
TALE OF THE TAPE
B-CU
(2013-14 stats)
TC
7-25 RECORD
63.4 OFFENSE
70.2 DEFENSE
-6.9 SCORING MARGIN
.400 FG %
.452 OPP FG%
.358 3FG%
.352 OPP 3FG%
.716 FT%
.710 OPP FT%
31.4 REBOUNDS
35.0 OPP REBOUNDS
-3.6 REB. MARGIN
9.7 ASSISTS
6.2 STEALS
12.9 TURNOVERS
-0.3 TO MARGIN
0.8 ATR
2.5 BLOCKS
B-CU won last year’s meeting, 9855.
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B-CU BY THE NUMBERS
CATEYE NETWORK
WEBSITE
www.bcuathletics.com
WILDCAT BASKETBALL INSIDER
Hosted by B-CU Ast. AD Bryan Harvey, the Wildcat Basketball Insider
takes to the air highlighting both the
Wildcat and Lady Wildcat basketball
programs.
Head Coaches Gravelle Craig and
Vanessa Blair-Lewis discuss recent
developments with theirteams and
preview he upcoming games as well
as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference championship race.
The show will air weekly on Sun
Sports and then be available on the
CATEYE Network through BCUathletics.com.
2 Maurice Taylor closed out the 2013 11 Tony Kynard’s assists against
-14 season with consecutive doubledouble games. He had 22 points and 10
rebounds in a win at Florida A&M and
18 points and 14 rebounds against Coppin State in the MEAC tournament.
Trinity was fifth best single-game assist
total in program history. It was also the
most assists in a game since Kiki Picard
dished out 12 against Coppin State in
2003.
17-22 The length of two losing
7 Clemmye Owens’ 7 steals against
North Florida was the fifth highest single-game total in B-CU history. It’s also
the sixth best in the nation during the
2013-14 season.
8 The number of players B-CU had
over the final 12 games. The Wildcats
went 5-7 with the shorthanded line-up
streaks B-CU snapped during MEAC
conference play in the 2013-14 season.
B-CU endured a 17-game losing streak,
which was the longest active in the nation until B-CU downed UMES 69-63 on
Jan.25. The Wildcats ended a 22-game
conference road losing streak on Feb.
10 when they downed defending MEAC
tournament champion North Carolina
A&T 72-71
33 Mikel Trapp’s career-high
against South Carolina State that tied
him with Syracuse’s Trevor Cooney for
the National high on February 3.
CAUGHT IN A TRAPP: Redshirt Senior Mikel Trapp emerged as a
game-changing three-point last season. Here are some key numbers
for the Blair, S.C. product:
TRAVEL-A LOT TO SEE
GAMES WITH A 3: 29 of the past 32
RANKING ON ALL-TIME 3-POINT LIST: 9TH (121)
RANKING ON ALL-TIME 3-POINT PERCENTAGE LIST: 9TH (.340)
While not as epic as the 2013-14 Wildcat odyssey of 12
straight games and 52 days between home games, this
year’s team will rack up some mileage this season
travelling to road contest.
STRONG DEBUT: As a freshman along with Trapp, Clemmye Owens
led the Wildcats in scoring with an average of 11.3 points per game.
Only two other freshman have done that:
Johnnie Allen
C.J. Reed
BUS
0 MILES TRAVELED*
YEAR
AVG NOTE
1964-65 27.1 All-time leading scorer
2008-09 15.0 2011 MEAC/HBCU National POY
PLANE
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR ME LATELY: Several Wildcats finished
the 2013-14 campaign with strong performances:
0 AIR MILES
MAURICE TAYLOR: Double-Doubled In final 2 games
TONY KYNARD: 9 assists in each of final 2 games
CLEMMYE OWENS: 20-point games in 3 of final 4.
HOTEL
0 NIGHTS IN HOTEL
TALL AND FEW BETWEEN: The addition of Ugo Okam gives the
Wildcats their first 7-footer since the 1970s. 7-2 Aulcie Perry played
two seasons for the Wildcats from 1971-73, recording the program’s
first triple-double in 1972 against Edward Waters. Perry went on to a
successful pro career in Israel.
FREE
THROWS
WIN BALL
GAMES:
How B-CU’s
returning
players
have fared
at the line
during the
final five
minutes of
regulation
and overtime:
Tony Kynard
Troy Simmons
Ricky Johnson
Maurice Taylor
Mikel Trapp
Clemmye Owens
Travis Elliott
0 ROOM NIGHTS
Total Miles Travelled (*including To Orlando Airport)
0
We’ve been (almost) everywhere
States B-CU will play in this year (10)
2013-14
10-15
3-5
4-4
16-25
17-26
4-7
10-14
PCT
.667
.600
1.000
.640
.653
.571
.714
CAREER
10-15
3-5
64-69
16-25
19-28
4-7
10-14
PCT
.667
.600
.927
.640
.679
.571
.714
States B-CU will have played in the past five years (22)
THREE-FOR-ALL
SERIES INFO
0
B-CU had a record shooting night against SC State last season
83.3 PERCENT 3-POINT FIELD
GOAL PERCENTAGE
TIED NCAA D1 RECORD
FOR 3FG% (15 MADE)
B-CU single-game 3FG
percentage record
Cats were 15-18 from
3FG, one shy of school
record of 16 3FG in game
Tied BYU and Manhattan
for nation’s best singlegame 3FG of 2013-14
70.4 PERCENT
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Cats were 29-41 from field
B-CU single-game FG percentage record
Nation’s 5th best team
FG% in 2014
MIKEL TRAPP
FG-FGA 3FGA-3FGA FT-FTA TP
9-10
7-7
8-9
33
33 points was a careerhigh and matched Syracuse’s
Trevor Cooney for national
high that night.
7-7 3FG sets school record
for single-game 3FG%and
tied UNC-Greensboro’s Nicholas Paulus, Butler’s Kellen
Dunham’s Kent state’s Kris
Brewer and Texas Tech’s
Dusty Hannah for the national
best for the 2013-14 eason.
1
FIRST MEETING: 11/19/2013 (BCU 98-55)
LAST MEETING:
LAST 10:
LAST 5:
BIGGEST B-CU WIN:
BIGGEST B-CU LOSS:
MOST B-CU POINTS:
MOST FAMU POINTS:
FEWEST B-CU POINTS:
FEWEST FAMU POINTS:
OT GAMES:
LAST MEETING
B-CU 98 , Trinity 55 11/19/2013
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Allan Dempster
scored a career-high 22 points as BethuneCookman downed Trinity College 98-55.
Dempster was 7-1 from the field and 8-9 from
the line as the Wildcats (2-2) won their seventh
straight home game dating back to last year.
Clemmye Owens also had a career-high with
19 points, including five three-pointers. Barry
Smith added 14 and Travis Elliott 12. All ten
Wildcat players were in the scorebook early in
the second half
Trailing 15-12, B-CU went on a 20-1 run to take
a 32-16 lead on a Troy Simmons lay-up with
6:27 remaining. Trinity (4-2) closed to 43-33,
but the Wildcats extended the halftime lead to
47-33.
Owens had 14 second-half points as B-CU
pulled away early, starting the second half with
a 7-1 run. Smith, who only scored three points
in the Wildcats’ first three games, had six
points on dunks and 11 overall in the second
half.
Freshman Tony Kynard dished out 11 assists.
2014 FINAL MEAC STANDINGS
Team
MEAC
Overall
X-North Carolina Central 15-1
28-6
Hampton
13-3
18-13
Norfolk State
11-5
19-15
Morgan State
11-5
15-16
Savannah State
10-6
13-19
Florida A&M
8-8
14-18
Coppin State
7-9
12-20
+Howard
5-11
8-25
+North Carolina A&T
5-11
9-23
+Bethune-Cookman
5-11
7-25
+Delaware State
5-11
9-21
+South Carolina State
5-11
9-21
Maryland Eastern Shore 4-12
6-24
X– Clinched Regular Season title
+ Howard gets the 8th seed by virtue of
winning percentage against the five tied teams.
North Carolina A&T edges out B-CU for ninth by
virtue of beating higher seeded team (Morgan)
2014-15 MEAC Men’s Basketball
Predicted Order of Finish
As voted on by the Conference's Head Men's Basketball Coaches and Sports Information Directors
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
North Carolina Central (15)
Hampton (9)
Morgan State
Norfolk State
Delaware State
Coppin State (1)
Savannah State
Howard
North Carolina A&T
Bethune-Cookman
Maryland Eastern Shore
South Carolina State (1)
Florida A&M
317
304
265
225
194
183
182
170
153
132
95
90
56
Preseason Player of the Year:
James Daniel, Howard
Preseason All-MEAC Teams
Mikel Trapp, B-CU, 2nd team
ALL-TIME SERIES W/MEAC TEAMS
W
Coppin State
12
Delaware State
27
Florida A&M
60
Hampton
11
Howard
23
Maryland E. Shore
47
Morgan State
22
N.C. Central
4
Norfolk State
11
North Carolina A&T
31
Savannah State
39
South Carolina State
40
L
46
38
96
18
44
21
33
6
17
41
30
67
LEADERS:
Points/Game
Minutes/Game
Field Goal %
Free Throw %
3-Point FG %
Reb/Game
Assists/Game
Assists/TO
Steals/Game
Blocks/Game
Points/40 min
2013-14 TEAM NATIONAL/MEAC RANKINGS (Updated 3/13/2014)
NCAA
MEAC
3-pt Field Goal Attempts (345 ranked)
112
3
584
Assist Turnover Ratio (345 ranked)
327
10 0.76
Assists Per Game (345 ranked)
334
11 9.7
Blocked Shots Per Game (345 ranked)
294
11 2.5
Fewest Fouls (345 ranked)
320
9
661
Fewest Turnovers (345 ranked)
257
6
399
Field-Goal Percentage (345 ranked)
333
9
40.0
Field-Goal Percentage Defense (345 ranked)
254
11 45.3
Free Throw Attempts (345 ranked)
279
11 602
Free Throws Made (344 ranked)
247
8
385
Free-Throw Percentage (345 ranked)
116
4
71.6
Personal Fouls Per Game (345 ranked)
307
9
21.3
Rebound Margin (345 ranked)
304
12 -3.5
Scoring Defense (345 ranked)
178
5
70.2
Scoring Margin (345 ranked)
312
9
-6.9
Scoring Offense (345 ranked)
321
9
63.4
Steals Per Game (345 ranked)
159
8
6.2
Three Pt FG Defense (345 ranked)
224
8
35.2
Three-Point Field Goals Per Game (345 ranked)
119
2
6.7
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (292 ranked)
109
1
35.8
Total 3-point FGM (345 ranked)
96
2
209
Total Assists (345 ranked)
325
11 302
Total Blocks (345 ranked)
286
11 77
Total Rebounds (345 ranked)
269
10 975
Total Steals (345 ranked)
136
6
193
Turnover Margin (337 ranked)
199
7
-0.3
Turnovers Per Game (345 ranked)
228
6
12.9
INDIVIDUAL
3-point FGA
3-point FG made
3-point FG Per Game
Steals
Steals Per Game
Mikel Trapp
Mikel Trapp
Clemmye Owens
Mikel Trapp
Clemmye Owens
Tony Kynard
Tony Kynard
97
103
135
114
167
177
216
4
3
5
3
7
7
8
183
69
66
2.30
2.13
43
1.39
GAMES AS LEADING SCORER
Trapp
Owens
Taylor
Johnson
Elliott
0/7
0/5
0/2
0/3
0/1
GAMES AS LEADING REBOUNDER
Elliott
0/8
Taylor
0/3
Trapp
0/2
Johnson
0/1
GAMES LEADING IN ASSISTS
Simmons
Kynard
Johnson
0/11
0/11
0/24
DOUBLE-FIGURE SCORING
Owens
Trapp
Taylor
Kynard
Johnson
Elliott
0/17
0/21
0/10
0/8
0/14
0/2
DOUBLE-FIGURE REBOUNDING
Elliott
0/1
Taylor
0/1
Johnson
0/1
DOUBLE-FIGURE ASSISTS
Kynard
0/1
20-POINT GAMES
Trapp
Owens
Taylor
Johnson
0/4
0/3
0/2
0/1
30-POINT GAMES
Trapp
0/1
DOUBLE-DOUBLES
Taylor
0/2
Largest Halftime Lead
Largest Halftime Deficit
Largest B-CU Lead
Largest B-CU Deficit
Largest B-CU Win
Largest B-CU Defeat
B-CU START CHART
NOVEMBER (0-0.0-0)
11/15 TRINITY COLLEGE
11/17 at Arizona State
11/21 at Monmouth
11/22 Towson
11/23 Central Connecticut St.
11/25 TENNESSEE-MARTIN
11/30 at UCF
DECEMBER (0-0,0-0)
12/3 NORTH FLORIDA
12/6 JACKSONVILLE
12/8 *at South Carolina St.
12/15 at Grand Canyon
12/19 at Mercer
12/30 at Citadel
1/3
at Ball State
JANUARY (0-0,0-0)
1/5
TRINITY BAPTIST
1/10 *HAMPTON
1/12 *NORFOLK ST
1/17 *at Coppin State
1/19 *at Morgan St
1/24 *UMES
1/26 *HOWARD
1/31 *at Florida A&M
FEBRUARY (0-0,0-0)
2/3
STETSON
2/7
*at Delaware State
2/14 *N.C. CENTRAL
2/16 *N.C. A&T
2/21 *FLORIDA A&M
2/25 *at Savannah State
2/28 *at N.C. Central
MARCH (0-0,0-0)
3/2
*at N.C. A&T
3/ 6 *SOUTH CAROLINA ST.
G
G
B-CU When...
Trailing at Halftime
Leading at Halftime
Tied At Halftime
Shooting Less than 45%
Shooting Better than 45%
Better FG%
Worse FG%
Opp Shoots 45% or Better
Opp Shoots Less than 45%
More FT Attempts than Opp
Fewer FT Attempts than Opp
Better FT%
Worse FT%
Making 5 or More 3-ptrs
Making Fewer than 5 3-ptrs
Opp Makes 5 or More 3-ptrs
Opp Makes Fewer than 5 3-ptrs
Outrebounding Opp
Outrebounded by Opp
Same Rebounds
Having 10 or More Assists
Having Fewer than 10 Assists
More TO
Fewer TO
Bench Outscores Opp
No Player Fouls Out
1+ Player Fouls Out
Wins Game Before
Loses Game Before
Has a 20+ scorer
Has a 15+rebounder
Opponent Has a 20+scorer
Opponent Has a 15+ rebounder
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
F
F
C
W/L
Wears White
Wears Black
Wears Gold
Wears Maroon
Playing Before 6
Playing After 6
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
DAY OF WEEK
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
GAME DECIDED BY:
3 points or less
4-6
7-10
10-14
15-19
20+
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
WHEN SCORING
Score 0-59
60-69
70-79
80-89
90-99
100+
BCU/OPP
0-0/0-0
0-0/0-0
0-0/0-0
0-0/0-0
0-0/0-0
0-0/0-0
THE LAST TIME….
B-CU Scored 100
102/Florida Christian 12/17/12
Opponent Player scores 40+
Mark Brisker, Stetson 11/25/91 (41)
B-CU Scored 90-99
91/South Carolina State 2/3/14
Opponent Player scores 30-39
Jeremy Ingram, NCCU 2/11/12 (32)
B-CU Allowed 100
103/Morgan St. 3/11/03 2OT
102/Oklahoma 12/16/01
Opponent Player scores 20-29
Reggie Lewis, FAMU 3/6/14 (23)
B-CU Allowed 90-99
91/USF 11/12/13
B-CU played an OT
S.C. State 1/20/14 L69-67
Had 15+ Steals
B-CU: 16 vs. W-S State 2/1/10
OPP:
Opponent Player w/10+ assists
Emanuel Chapman, NCCU 2/8/14 (11)
Had 20+ Turnovers
B-CU: 20 vs. NCCU 2/10/14
OPP: 23, Howard 1/27/14
Opponent Triple-Double
Kenny Gabriel, Auburn 1/2/12
(24 p, 13 r 10 b)
B-CU won by 30+
South Carolina State 2/3/14 (32)
B-CU Buzzer Beater
Ricky Johnson vs. Florida A&M 2/2/13
B-CU won by 20-29
Stetson 12/3/12 86-63
Opponent Buzzer Beater
Randall Holt, Kent State 11/20/12
B-CU lost by 30+
@ Hampton 12/9/13 85-52
Shot Over 60 % From The Field
B-CU:70.7 (29-41) vs. SC State 2/3/14
OPP: 61.9 (26-42), NCCU 2/8/14
B-CU had 2 score 20
vs. FAMU 3/6/14 — Maurice Taylor (22)
and Clemmye Owens (22)
Shot Less Than 30 % From The
Field
B-CU: 27.7 at Detroit 12/30/13
OPP:
Made 10+ Three-Point Field Goals
B-CU double-double
B-CU: 15 vs SC State 2/3/14
Maurice Taylor vs. FAMU 3/6/14 (22p 10 r) OPP: 11 vs. Youngstown State
12/21/13
B-CU triple-double
Made 15+ Three-Point Field Goals
Adrien Coleman vs. Webber 12/8/12
B-CU: 15 vs. South Carolina State 2/3/04
(18p -15r-10 a)
OPP:
Aulcie Perry vs. Edward Waters 2/2/72
(24p-17r-11blk)
B-CU player w/50+
Johnnie Allen at Edward Waters 1/17/69
(51)
B-CU player w/40+
Richard Toussaint vs. Morgan St. 3/11/03
(49)
B-CU player w/30-39
Mikel Trapp vs. SC State 2/3/14 (33)
Made 0 Three-Point Field Goals
B-CU: vs. Delaware St. 2/12/11
OPP:
Had 25+ Three-Point FGA
B-CU: 28 vs. NCAT 1/11/14
OPP: 27, Coppin State 3/12/13
Shot Over 60 % From 3-Point
B-CU: 83.3 vs SCSU 2/314
OPP: 64.3 (9-14), NCCU 2/10/14
B-CU player w/20-29
vs. FAMU 3/6/14 — Maurice Taylor (22)
and Clemmye Owens (22)
Shot Less Than 20 % From 3-Point
B-CU player w/15+reb
Adrien Coleman vs. Webber 12/8/12 (15)
Made 30-39 Free Throws
B-CU: 32 vs. FAMU 3/2/01
OPP: 31, FIU 11/21/13
B-CU Player w/10+assists
Tony Kynard vs. Trinity 11/19/13 (11)
B-CU w/6 players in double figures
Hampton (MEAC) 3/9/12
(Coleman 16,Bryant 15,Johnson12,
Dukes 11,Scotland 11,Holloman 10)
B-CU w/5 players in double figures
Trinity Baptist 11/9/13
(Johnson 22, Taylor 15,Trapp 12,
Owens 12, Dempster 10)
Opponent Player scores 50+
Waite Bellamy, Florida A&M 2/11/63 (53)
Cy Green, Allen 1/9/63 (53)
Had 20-29 Assists
B-CU: 24 vs. Fla. Christian 12/17/12
OPP: 28, Pittsburgh 12/15/12
Opponent Player w/15+ rebounds
Rakeem Buckles, FIU 11/21/13 (15)
B-CU played 2OT game
@Hampton 2/19/11 w78-76
B-CU lost by 20-29
@ Detroit 12/30/13 73-53
Had 50-59 Rebounds
B-CU: 51 vs. Fla. Christian 12/17/12
OPP: 55, UCF 11/17/13
B-CU: 6.7 (1-15) vs. Stetson 12/3/13
OPP: 16.7 (2-12) vs. UNC 11/30/13
Made 40+ Free Throws
B-CU: 47 vs. Morgan State 3/11/03
OPP:
Made 5 Or Fewer Free Throws
B-CU: 5 at UNC 11/30/13
OPP:
Had 40 or More Free Throw Attempts
B-CU: 45 vs. Edward Waters 11/29/07
OPP: 42, UNC 11/30/13
Shot Over 90 % From The Foul Line
B-CU: 90.9 vs. Colorado State 11/27/13
OPP:
Had 30+ Turnovers
B-CU: 30 vs. Norfolk State 2/9/08
OPP:
Had 10 Or Fewer Turnovers
B-CU: 9 vs. UMES 1/25/14
OPP: 7, Youngstown State 12/17/13
B-CU PLAYER SEASON HIGHS/CAREER HIGHS
2014-15
Career
2014-15
1 - Delino Dear
22 - Ricky Johnson
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls:
Mins:
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls :
Mins:
2 - Quentin Brewer
23 - Denzel Dullin
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls:
Mins:
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls:
Mins:
3 - Tony Kynard
32 - Travis Elliott
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks
Stls
Mins
15 2 times
5 vs. NCCU 1/13/14
11 vs. Trinity 11/19/13
1 vs. TBC 11/9/13
4 2 times
39 vs. SCSU 1/20/14
42 - Ugo Okam
5 - Troy Simmons
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls:
Mins
14 vs. Ave Maria 1/19/12
4 3 times
8 vs. Florida College 11/1/11
1 vs. Stetson 12/3/13
4 vs. Faulkner 11/4/11
34 vs. Howard 1/27/14
11 - Maurice Taylor
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks :
Stls:
Mins:
22 at FAMU 3/6/14
10 2 times
2 vs. UCF 11/17/13
2 vs. Savannah State 1/18/14
2 vs. UCF 11/17/13
29 at FAMU 3/6/14
12 - Mikel Trapp
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks
Stls
Mins
33 vs. SC State 2/3/14
8 vs. FAMU 2/22/14
4 times
1 3 times
3 2 times
45 vs. SSU 1/18/14
15 - Jeffon Powell
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls:
Mins:
21 - Clemmye Owens
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks
Stls
Mins
Pts:
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks
Stls
Mins
24 vs. FAMU 2/22/14
4 vs. UNF 12/21/13
3 3 times
1 2 times
7 vs. UNF 12/21/13
44 vs SCSU 1/20/14
Pts :
Rebs:
Asts:
Blks:
Stls:
Mins:
Career
25 vs. Florida A&M 2/2/13
11 vs. South Carolina State 1/19/13
8 vs. Coppin State 3/12/13
1 vs. South Carolina State 1/19/13
3 vs. UCF 12/12/12
43 vs. Florida A&M 2/2/13
14 vs. UNF 12/21/13
11 at SCSU 1/20/14
2 vs. UNC-Asheville 1/26/12
3 vs. SSU 1/18/14
3 vs. Ferrum 11/13/10
34 vs. Colorado State 11/27/13
THE CLOSE ONES:
In the past four seasons, Bethune-Cookman has won 17 games decided in the final ten seconds of regulation or overtime:
DATE
1/8/11
1/10/11
1/15/11
1/29/11
1/31/11
2/19/11
2/21/11
2/26/11
3/3/11
1/17/12
1/21/12
3/8/12
1/28/13
2/2/13
3/6/13
2/11/14
3/6/14
OPPONENT
At Norfolk State
At NCAT
At Delaware State
At SC State
At NCCU
At Hampton
At Howard
SC State
FAMU
At NCAT
At Delaware State
NC Central MEAC
UMES
Florida A&M
Norfolk State
At NCAT
At FAMU
SCORE
W85-83
W72-69
W61-60
W61-60
W67-64
W78-76
W66-64
W76-72
W73-71
W59-56
W60-59
W60-59
W58-57
W67-65
W60-59
W72-71
W70-68
NOTE
8-0 run to start OT
Dukes go-ahead 3
Reed FTs with 0:06 and defensive stop
Ended 7-game skid to SCSU
Dukes steal with 0:05 left
2OT Reed jumper at buzzer
Stan Elliott tip-in with 0:01.2
15 point lead dwindled
OT Starling steals inbound and hits jumper
Dukes 3 with 0:06 left
Breeze lay-up with 0:18
Stan Elliott takes charge and sets up Holloman jumper with 0:06
Johnson FT with 0:02 left
OT Johnson jumper with 0:01 left
OT Led from start to finish in OT
Travis Elliott FT with 8.1 left
Jackson FT with 10 seconds left
OT
B-CU ON TV
11/25/13
11/17/13
11/12/13
1/21/13
12/15/12
3/10/12
12/14/11
12/10/11
3/16/11
1/10/11
12/11/10
12/12/09
1/16/06
11/8/05
1/9/99
12/11/98
2/25/95
1/28/95
1/15/94
1/25/79
At New Mexico State (ESPN3)
At UCF (ESPN3)
At USF (ESPN3)
At Savannah State (ESPNU)
At Pittsburgh (ESPN3)
Norfolk State (ESPN2) (MEAC)
At Baylor (Fox Sports SW)
At UCF (BHSN)
At Virginia Tech (ESPN2) (NIT)
At North Carolina A&T (ESPNU)
At UCF (BHSN)
At UCF (BJSN)
At North Carolina A&T (ESPN2)
At Syracuse (ESPN)
At Coppin State (Sunshine)
At Florida (Sunshine)
FloridA A&M
At South Carolina State
At North Carolina A&T (BET)
At Morris Brown (WTBS)
L79-65
L83-63
L91-65
L43-40
L89-40
L73-70
L69-42
L53-51
L74-51
W72-69
L76-59
L63-50
L69-67
L
L60-59
L93-77
W93-83
L 67-63
LAST TIME OUT
Coppin State 85, B-CU 78
March 11, 2014
NORFOLK, Va.— Three times Bethune-Cookman worked its way back to a
tie in Tuesday’s Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament first-round
game with Coppin State, and three times the Eagles responded as the
Wildcats dropped a 75-68 decision at the Scope.
Clemmye Owens scored 22 points, and Maurice Taylor doubled-doubled
(18 points, 14 rebounds ) for the second straight game, but it wasn’t
enough to keep the Wildcats’ season ending with a 7-25 record.
Michael Murray scored 24 points as the Eagles (11-19) scored the final
seven points and advanced to Wednesday’s quarterfinals against Hampton.
Bethune-Cookman managed a 68-68 tie on an Owens lay-up with 2:17 to
go, but didn’t score again.
Taylor’s 14 rebounds was a B-CU MEAC tournament game record, eclipsing
the old mark of 12 set by Michael Williams against Morgan State in 2003.
Freshman point guard Tony Kynard’s nine assists was also a B-CU tournament record, eclipsing the eight of Johnny McClenton against Howard in
2008.
BETHUNE-COOKMAN (7-25)OWENS,Clemmye 9-20 0-0 22; TAYLOR,Maurice 5-9 8-9
18; TRAPP,Mikel 4-14 2-214; DEMPSTER,Allan 4-4 1-2 9; JACKSON,Malik 1-7 0-0 3;
ELLIOTT,Travis 1-10-0 2; SIMMONS,Troy 0-1 0-0 0; KYNARD,Tony 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 24
-58 11-13 68.
COPPIN STATE (11-19)MURRAY,Michael 8-13 5-7 24; FRIPP,Arnold 6-8 2-2 16; BRICKHOUSE,Daquan 4-82-6 12; GARY,Dallas 3-7 4-7 10; SMITH,Sterling 2-4 2-2 7;
BATTS,Jerimyjah0-0 2-2 2; IEANS,Charles 1-2 0-0 2; CEPHAS,Taariq 0-2 2-2 2; ARMSTRONG,Andre0-5 0-0 0. Totals 24-49 19-28 75.
Bethune-Cookman.............37 31 - 68
Coppin State.................. 40 35 - 75
CLEMMYE OWENS, 2014 MEAC ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
3-point goals--Bethune-Cookman 9-29 (TRAPP,Mikel 4-11; OWENS,Clemmye 4-10;
JACKSON,Malik 1-5; SIMMONS,Troy 0-1; KYNARD,Tony 0-1; TAYLOR,Maurice 0-1),
Coppin State 8-19 (MURRAY,Michael 3-5; FRIPP,Arnold 2-2; BRICKHOUSE,Daquan
2-2; SMITH,Sterling 1-3; CEPHAS,Taariq 0-1; ARMSTRONG,Andre 0-4;
IEANS,Charles 0-1; GARY,Dallas 0-1). Fouled
out--Bethune-Cookman-TRAPP,Mikel, Coppin State-None.
Rebounds--Bethune-Cookman 28 (TAYLOR,Maurice 14), Coppin State 37
(FRIPP,Arnold 10). Assists--Bethune-Cookman 14 (KYNARD,Tony 9), Coppin State
19 (ARMSTRONG,Andre 6). Total fouls--Bethune-Cookman 20, Coppin State 16.
Technical fouls--Bethune-Cookman-None, Coppin State-None.
PROGRAM INFORMATION
UPDATED BIOS
For complete bios, visit BCUathletics.com
University Quick Facts:
Location: Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Enrollment:3,600
Founded:1904
Affiliation:. NCAA Division I
Conference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference
Nickname: Wildcats
Colors: Maroon and Gold
Fight Song: “Let’s Go Wildcats”
President: Dr. Edison O. Jackson
Director of Athletics: Lynn W. Thompson
Senior Women’s Advisor: Sandra Booker
Director Of Compliance: Tony O’Neal
Home Court (Capacity): Moore Gym (2,000)
First Opened: 1954
All-Time Record: N/A
Note: Moore Gym has hosted speeches by
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Jesse Jackson,
President Bill Clinton, Arthur Ashe, Aretha
Franklin and Jackie Robinson to name a few
DELINO DEAR
B-CU Basketball At A Glance:
UGO OKAM
First Year Of Basketball: 1930
All-Time Record: 832-924
Years In Division I: 32 (joined 1980-81)
Conference Regular Season Championships:6
(SIAC-1953,1965,1968,1970,1977; MEAC:2011)
Conference Tournament Championships: 5
(SEAC-1948,1949; SIAC: 1953,1968, 1980)
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 3
(Division II: 1965,1968,1980)
NAIA National Appearances: 3
(1953,1955,1966)
NIT Appearances: 1 (2011)
All-Time Post-Season Record: 4-10
20-win seasons: 6
1953: (24-3, SIAC champs, NAIA)
1965:(20-9, DII)
1966: (20-8, NAIA)
1968: (24-7, SIAC champs, DII)
1977: (21-5)
2011: (21-13, MEAC reg. season, NIT)
All-Americans: 2
(John Chaney, Johnnie Allen)
HBCU All-Americans: 2
(C.J. Reed, Adrien Coleman)
Current NBA Players: 0
Current Overseas Players: 3
(Garrius Holloman, Finland; Adrien Coleman,
Finland; Alexander Starling, Australia
Former NBA/ABA Players: 4
NBA Draft Picks: 3
Current NBA Officials: 1 (Eric Lewis ‘93)
11th season, 513 games +13 playoffs)
NBA All-Stars W/B-CU Alumni Moms: 2
(Vince Carter, Shaquille O’Neal)
All-Time Scorer: Johnnie Allen (3,067)
All-Time Rebounder: Carl Fuller (1,685)
Winningest Coach: Jack “Cy” McClairen
(31 years, 396 years)
QUENTIN BREWER
TONY KYNARD
TROY SIMMONS
MAURICE TAYLOR
MIKEL TRAPP
JEFFON POWELL
CLEMMYE OWENS
RICKY JOHNSON
DENZEL DULIN
TRAVIS ELLIOTT
@BCUHoops Retools and Reloads For 2014-15
By Andreas Butler
BCUathletics.com
After experiencing a 7-25 campaign in 2013-14, BethuneCookman Men’s Basketball head coach Gravelle Craig recognized immediately what it would take to get the Wildcats back
on track.
“We’ve added depth and size. We needed to get better, bigger
and deeper at each position,” Craig said. “When we went recruiting, I told our coaches we needed to recruit starters. The
guys we brought in have a chance to start.”
Last season’s experiences included a 17-game losing streak and
finishing out the year with just eight healthy players. While
“looking forward to putting last year behind us”, Craig did find Ricky Johnson returns after missing most of the 2013-14
some silver linings.
season with concussion-related symptoms.
“If you look at the positives, we got some people experience,”
Craig said. “I have probably five guys who started last year who
may not start this year.
“We expect good things form all our new guys,” Craig added.
“We recruited starters at every position. We have a lot of team
competition.”
One of the most touted newcomers is 6-foot-8 junior power
forward/center and Toledo transfer Delino Dear.
He can play either the four or five spot on the floor,” Craig said.
Newcomers Denzil Dulin (Dundalk CC) and Jeffon Powell (Cecil
CC) have also impressed the coaching staff.
Returning guards Ricky Johnson and Mikel Trapp are excited
about their new teammates.
“They will make a big impact,” Johnson said. “We have no freshmen, and these guys all played elsewhere. We have more of a
post presence as well.”
“It was a basketball decision to come here. This is a great opportunity,” said Dear. “I can score on the block, which can open
“We have a lot more size, which will address our weakness from
lanes for shooters. I bring leadership, experience and energy.”
a year ago, which was rebounding,” added Trapp.
“He adds size and offense which is needed in this league. He
Johnson missed most of last season with concussion-related
gives us an inside presence and depth that we have lacked.
symptoms.
“It feels great to be able to play the game that you love,” Johnson said. “It’s great to be able to lace-up my sneakers and be a
part of the team.”
“He is back healthy and looking good. He is an experienced player that knows our system. He is another coach on the floor,”
Craig said of Johnson.
Craig may use Trapp, who was named Second Team Preseason
All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, in ways other than for his
three-point shooting.
“I might play him at the point some,” Craig said. “He knows
what we’re doing.”
Clemmye Owens led the Wildcats in scoring last along with
Mikel Trapp.
Trapp welcomes the additional responsibility.
2014-15 PREVIEW (CONTINUED)
ODDS AND ENDS
DUNKS
CHARGES TAKEN
SCORED FIRST POINTS
FIRST OFF THE BENCH
CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH 3FG
Travis Elliott
CONSECUTIVE DOUBLE FIGURE SCORING
“I just go out there and do whatever is needed,” he said.
B-CU also returns sophomore guard Clemmye Owens who was
an All-MEAC rookie selection, and led the team in scoring last
season with an average of 11.3 points per game.
CONSECUTIVE DOUBLE FIGURE REBOUNDING
“He has gotten better,” Craig said of Owens. “He grasps everything better, and he is taking better shots. He’s becoming more
efficient. You can see the difference.”
Senior guard Maurice Taylor, sophomore guard Tony Kynard
and senior center Travis Elliott also return to the B-CU lineup.
They, along with newcomers 6-foot-6 junior forward Quinton
Brewer (Gordon CC) and 7-foot graduate center Ugo Okam
(Harvard) round out an experienced roster.
The Wildcats were picked to finish 10th in the MEAC this season.
“It’s a catch-22,” Craig said. “I think it’s easier to motivate the
players. I would be motivated either way. We can use this to
show the team what people think of them. The players have
incentive,” commented Craig.
The Wildcats' season may come down to two things.
“We need to stay healthy, and we need guys to step up,” said
Craig.
#BCUhoops
IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY...DRINK POWERADE
LIKE IT’S YOUR BIRTHDAY: Three Wildcats
have in-season birthdays:
Delino Dear
11/15
Troy Simmons 2/17
Ricky Johnson 2/17
BACK IN THE DAY….
NOVEMBER 15, 2012: Bethune-Cookman 71, New
Orleans 65 — Adrien Coleman had a 20-point, 10rebound double-double, and Alex Smith scored 10 of
his 14 points in the second half as Bethune-Cookman
rallied for a 71-65 road victory over New Orleans at
Lakefront Arena. It was B-CU’s its first nonconference road victory since a December 2008 win
at Jacksonville.
NOVEMBER 15, 2009: Old Dominion 69, B-CU 38
NOVEMBER 15, 2007: Purdue 66, B-CU 40
CATS OVERSEAS….
Former Bethune-Cookman basketball standouts Adrien Coleman and Garrius Holloman reconfirmed on October 9 what
that Disney World ride has been saying all these years.
THERE’S NOTHING WRONG WITH OHIO, EXCEPT THE SNOW
AND THE RAIN: In addition to producing four NBA Hall of
Famers and a shooting certain guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Ohio has also been a strong recruiting area for the current B-CU basketball team. In addition, the coaching staff
and support staff has connections to the Buckeye State:
It IS a small world, after all, when former teammates from a
small HBCU are on the same basketball court again literally
an ocean away from home facing off in Finland.
AKRON (1)
Ricky Johnson (St. Vincent-St. Mary HS)
Holloman posted a double-double of 30 points and 10 rebounds for Lappeenranta NMKY, while Coleman had 17
points and seven rebounds for Korihait, who trailed by three
after the first period but pulled in the third quarter.
CLEVELAND (2)
Head Coach Gravelle Craig
Played at Cleveland State 1991-94
Basketball SID Dan Ryan:
Served LDS Mission In Ohio Cleveland Mission 1988-90
Since that meeting, Holloman has rejoined Kataja Basket, a
team in the Korisliiga, Finland’s top league, for the Euro Challenge. Coleman and Korihait are undefeated (8-0) in the First
Division.
STARLING DOWN UNDER: After
his quest to play Australian football was sidelined, and then having the coach who signed him to
play basketball dismissed, Starling’s resolve – added with his
basketball ability – has resulted in
him making Central Australian
Basketball League (CABL) history for his Woodville Warrior
club. Starling, in addition to being named league MVP by the
players, became the first Woodville player to receive the
league’s highest honor – the Woollacott Medal, voted on by
the league’s referees to recognize the “fairest and most brilliant player” at the State League level. He capped off the
season with a 36-point, six-rebound effort as the Warriors
claimed the CABL championship with an 80-78 win over the
West Adelaide Bearcats.
COLUMBUS (1)
Redshirt Jordan Potts (Northland HS)
TOLEDO (5)
Associate Head Coach Rodney Martin (Rogers HS)
Tony Kynard (Rogers HS)
Clemmye Owens (Rogers HS)
Maurice Taylor (Libbey HS)
Delino Dear (Transfer from Toledo)
TIFFIN (1)
Rodney Martin
Player, Head coach
BETHUNE-COOKMAN MEN’S BASKETBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
POINTS
Game:
DI
Season:
DI
Career:
DI:
60
Carl Fuller vs. Fisk, 2/26/65
49
Richard Touissant vs. Morgan State 3/11/03
994 Johnnie Allen, 1967-68
744 Reggie Cunnigham, 1991-92
3,067 Johnnie Allen, 1965-69
3,067+ John Chaney, 1951-55
1,887 Reggie Cunningham, 1989-1992
SCORING AVERAGE
Season:
32.1 Johnnie Allen, 1967-68
Career:
27.6 Johnnie Allen, 1965-69
REBOUNDS:
Game:
40
Carl Fuller vs. Fisk, 2/26/65
DI
25
Don Hill vs. Morgan State 2/3/86
Season:
488 Carl Fuller, 1964-65
DI
317 Don Hill, 1985-86
Career:
1,685 Carl Fuller, 1964-68
DI
754 Michael Williams II, 2002-06
REBOUNDING AVERAGE
Season:
22.4 Carl Fuller, 1964-65
Career:
16.7 Carl Fuller, 1964-68
FIELD GOALS
Game:
25
Johnnie Allen vs. Edward Waters, 1969
Season:
419 Johnnie Allen, 1967-68
Career:
1,306 Johnnie Allen, 1965-69
FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game:
42
Reggie Cunningham vs. Stetson, 1991
Season:
743 Johnnie Allen, 1967-68
Career:
2,326 Johnnie Allen, 1965-69
FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game:
.928 Adrien Coleman (13-14) vs. Stetson 12/3/12
Season:
.763 Aulcie Perry (244-320), 1972-73
Career: .710
Aulcie Perry (450-634) 1971-73
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS
Game:
11
Maurice Reddick vs. Coppin State, 2002
Season:
103 Maurice Reddick . 2002-03
Career:
276 Kevin Dukes, 2019-13
THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
Game:
16
Maurice Reddick vs. Morris Brown, 2/7/03
Antonio Webb vs. Kansas State, 12/17/05
Season:
258 Maurice Reddick, 2002-03
Career:
745 Kevin Dukes, 2009-13
THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
Game: 1.000 (7-7) Mikel Trapp vs. South Carolina St. 2/3/14
Season:
.425 (93-219) Freddie Cole, 1999-00
Career:
.439 (197-449) Julious Grant 1987-1990
FREE THROWS
Game:
28
Richard Toussaint vs. South Alabama, 2002
Season:
229 Richard Toussaint 2001-2002
Career:
451 Jonnie Allen 1965-69
FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED
Game:
32
Richard Toussaint vs. S. Alabama, 2/20/02
Season:
288 Richard Touissant,2001-2002
Career:
661 Johnnie Allen, 1965-69
FREE THROW PERCENTAGE
Game:
1.000 (13-13) CJ Reed vs. Jacksonville 12/30/10
Season:
.905 (91-105) Tyronne White, 1995-96
Career:
.842 (391-471) Owen Harris 1968-71
ASSISTS
Game:
Season:
Career:
17
174
429
Percy Williamson vs. Rollins, 12/10/76
Tyris Livas, 1998-99
C.J. Reed, 2008-2011
STEALS
Game:
Season:
Career:
13
70
214
Ellis James vs. Grambling, 1976
Ellis James, 1980-81
Michael Williams, 2002-2006
BLOCKS
Game:
Season:
Career:
11
86
114
Aulcie Perry, twice
Greg Ross, 1983-84
Greg Ross, 1982-84
GAMES PLAYED
Season:
35
Adrien Coleman, Kevin Dukes,
Garrius Holloman, 2011-2012
Career:
136 Kevin Dukes, 2009-13
VICTORIES:
Season:
25
1952-53 team members
Career:
82
Carl Fuller, 1964-1969
DI
73
Stanley Elliott, 2009-2012
BETHUNE-COOKMAN MEN’S BASKETBALL SINGLE-GAME TEAM RECORDS
OVERALL
DIVISION I
POINTS
FG
FGA
FG%
3FG
3FGA
141, Savannah State, 1/8/68
61, Savannah State,1/8/68
102,Morehouse 1/14/71
n/a
n/a
n/a
3FG%
FT
FTA
FT%
REBS
AST
STL
BLK
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
110 Florida Memorial 12/16/64
n/a
n/a
11, 2 occasions
128, Morris Brown, 12/10/1996
48, Morris Brown, 12/10/1996
78, Carver Bible, 2009
70.7 (29-41), South Carolina State 2/3/14
16, Coppin State 2002
29, Coppin State 3/11/14
``
29, Coppin State 1/19/02
83.3 (15-18) South Carolina State 2/3/14
47, Morgan State 3/11/03
63 South Alabama 2/20/02
100 (22-22) at Jacksonville 12/30/10
57, Delaware State 2/6/99
30, Morris Brown, 12/10/1996
16, 5 times
9, 3 occasions
MOST POINTS
141 Savannah State 1/8/68
At Home
141 Savannah State 1/8/68
Division I
128 Morris Brown, 12/10/1996
MEAC
111 Norfolk State, 2002
On Road:
124 Benedict, 2/4/65
On Road, Div. 1 97 @ UCF, 1988
On Road, MEAC 95 twice
By Opponent
145 Florida A&M 1963
At Home
109 Savannah State 2/6/71
Division I
128 Arkansas 1991
On Road
145 Florida A&M 1963
MEAC Road
124 @Delaware State 1991
MEAC Home
98 Delaware State 1992
FEWEST POINTS
Game:
24
Shot Clock Era: 26
At Home, Non-Con 36
At Home, MEAC: 38
On Road, MEAC 39
St. Leo, 1980
@Nebraska, 12/20/03
Savannah State 1/10/08
S.C. State, 1/22/05
Hampton 2/16/88
By Opponent
Shot Clock Era
At Home
At Home. SCE
At Home, MEAC
On Road
On Road, MEAC
St. Leo, 1980
@Savannah State 12/30/08
St. Leo, 1980
Savannah State 2/21/07
Delaware State 2/10/03
@Savannah State 12/30/08
@SC State 2/12/07
22
29
22
42
43
29
44
Margin Of Victory
63 vs. Florida Normal (107-44) 1/7/56
Division I
56 vs. Morris Brown (128-72), 1996
Road
24 vs UCF, (97-73) 1988
Home, MEAC
36 vs. UMES (86-50) 2/14/2011
Road, MEAC
19 @UMES (94-75) 2/5/00
Margin Of Defeat
82 at Arkansas (128-46) 1991
Division I
82 at Arkansas (128-46) 1991
Home
51 North Carolina (97-46) 12/29/97
Home, MEAC
34 Morgan State (78-44) 1/19/09
Road
82 at Arkansas (128-46) 1991
Road, MEAC
63 at Coppin State (109-44) 1/21/91
Most Points, Both Teams: 240 (95-145) at FAMU 1963
Most Points, Both Teams at Home:
234, Florida Memorial 1/7/68
Most Points, Both Teams at Home, Division 1: 200 Twice
Most Points, Both Teams on Road
240 (95-145) at FAMU 1963
Most Points, Both Teams MEAC Home: 200
Delaware State, 2/15/92
Most Points, Both Teams,MEAC Road: 208
Delaware State (84-124) 2/16/90
Fewest Points, Both Teams: 46
Vs. St. Leo (24-22), 1980
Fewest Points, Both Teams at Home:: 46
Vs. St. Leo (24-22), 1980
Fewest Points, Both Teams on Road: 83
Savannah State (L43-40) 2013
Fewest Points, MEAC Home: 89
Florida A&M (W45-44) 1/31/81
Fewest Points, MEAC Road: 83
Savannah State (L43-40) 2013
ABOUT BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIVERSITY:
Bethune-Cookman University or B-CU is a private historically black university in
Daytona Beach, Florida.
Mary McLeod Bethune founded the Daytona Educational and Industrial Training
School in 1904. The school underwent several stages of growth and development
through the years and in 1923, it merged with the Cookman Institute of Jacksonville,
Florida and became a co-ed high school. A year later in 1924, it became affiliated with
the Methodist Church. By 1931, the school had become a junior college.
Bethune was a key figure in the development of the Civil Rights movement. She
helped paved the way for Jackie Robinson to play his first spring training game in
Daytona Beach in 1946 the year before he broke the modern Major League color
barrier.
The school became a four-year college in 1941.
On February 14, 2007, the Board of Trustees approved the name Bethune-Cookman
University after the institution established its first graduate program.
FAMOUS ALUMNI
Larry Little, NFL Hall of Famer and member of the Miami Dolphins’ famed 1972 perfect season team
John Chaney, former Temple University basketball coach
Nick Collins, who scored a touchdown for the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV
Three current NFL players — Rashean Mathis (Lions), Eric Weems (Falcons) and Ryan Davis (Jaguars).
NBA Referee Eric Lewis, who is married to B-CU Women’s Head Basketball Coach Vanessa Blair-Lewis
The mothers of NBA All-Stars Vince Carter (Michelle Carter-Scott) and Shaquille O’Neal (Lucille Harrison). Vince Carter’s
restaurant is a sponsor of the B-CU athletic program.
YES, THAT WAS OUR BAND: Bethune-Cookman’s famed Marching Wildcat Band
became a viral sensation earlier thus year after its encounter with Carolina
Panthers kicker Graham Gano at halftime of a Tampa Bay Bucs game. Gano would
later invite the band member he pushed to a Panthers game in Atlanta. The band’s
greater claims to fame include an appearance in the movie Drumline, a national
Cadillac commercial and the Ellen DeGeneres show, just to name a few.
Bethune-Cookman Men's Basketball Final
Bethune-Cookman Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 13, 2014)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
OVERALL
7-25
5-11
2-14
HOME
5-6
3-5
2-1
gp-gs
Total
3-Point
min avg fg-fga
fg% 3fg-fga 3fg%
23 BROWN,Daquan
32 ELLIOTT,Travis
33 DEMPSTER,Allan
32-6
15-5
30-22
32-27
32-10
31-31
32-21
6-4
13-3
32-28
30-3
641
296
704
829
659
989
956
129
233
637
378
Team
Total..........
Opponents......
32
32
6451
6448
##
Player
03 KYNARD,Tony
04 SMITH,Barry
05 SIMMONS,Troy
10 JACKSON,Malik
11 TAYLOR,Maurice
12 TRAPP,Mikel
21 OWENS,Clemmye
22 JOHNSON,Ricky
TEAM STATISTICS
SCORING
Points per game
Scoring margin
FIELD GOALS-ATT
Field goal pct
3 POINT FG-ATT
3-point FG pct
3-pt FG made per game
FREE THROWS-ATT
Free throw pct
F-Throws made per game
REBOUNDS
Rebounds per game
Rebounding margin
ASSISTS
Assists per game
TURNOVERS
Turnovers per game
Turnover margin
Assist/turnover ratio
STEALS
Steals per game
BLOCKS
Blocks per game
ATTENDANCE
Home games-Avg/Game
Neutral site-Avg/Game
Score by Periods
Bethune-Cookman
Opponents
20.0
19.7
23.5
25.9
20.6
31.9
29.9
21.5
17.9
19.9
12.6
BCUM
2032
63.5
-6.9
686-1713
.400
218-613
.356
6.8
442-615
.719
13.8
1002
31.3
-3.7
316
9.9
408
12.8
-0.1
0.8
199
6.2
80
2.5
12348
11-1123
-
1st 2nd
914 1106
1072 1156
OT
12
24
61-187
25-56
22-79
118-296
68-167
115-286
135-322
17-47
30-66
48-115
47-92
.326
.446
.278
.399
.407
.402
.419
.362
.455
.417
.511
Totals
2032
2252
.094
.000
.200
.364
.387
.376
.387
.333
.000
.000
.000
F-Throw
ft-fta
ft%
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
54-65
31-49
24-31
60-77
97-131
46-67
23-33
18-25
19-30
47-71
23-36
off
Rebounds
def tot avg
NEUTRAL
0-2
0-0
0-2
pf dq
a
Date
11/09/13
11/12/13
11/17/13
11/18/13
11/21/13
11/25/13
11/27/13
11/29/13
11/30/13
12/3/13
12/07/13
12/9/13
12/14/13
12/17/13
12/21/13
12/30/13
01/03/14
01/11/14
1/13/14
1/18/14
01/20/14
01/25/14
01/27/14
02/01/14
02/03/14
02/08/14
2/10/14
02/15/14
02/22/14
3/1/2014
03/06/14
3/11/14
.831
.633
.774
.779
.740
.687
.697
.720
.633
.662
.639
to blk stl
25 49 74 2.3 65 0 99 64 3
28 34 62 4.1 36 0
7 16 7
5 27 32 1.1 65 2 73 58 2
26 111 137 4.3 109 8 21 40 19
33 88 121 3.8 69 3 18 44 8
23 61 84 2.7 87 3 35 50 6
21 35 56 1.8 48 0 33 44 5
2 12 14 2.3 12 0 15 17 0
20 36 56 4.3 28 2
1 15 5
70 88 158 4.9 86 5 11 31 16
44 43 87 2.9 75 3
3 20 9
70 51 121
1
9
686-1713 .400 218-613 .356 442-615 .719 367 635 1002 31.3 681 26 316 408 80
728-1605 .454 193-545 .354 603-850 .709 373 749 1122 35.1 554 9 421 406 147
OPP
2252
70.4
728-1605
.454
193-545
.354
6.0
603-850
.709
18.8
1122
35.1
421
13.2
406
12.7
1.0
196
6.1
147
4.6
39970
19-2098
2-51
3-32
0-0
4-20
51-140
12-31
73-194
70-181
5-15
0-0
0-0
0-0
AWAY
2-17
2-6
0-11
Opponent
TRINITY BAPTIST
at USF
at UCF
TRINITY COLLEGE
FIU
at New Mexico State
at Colorado State
vs Prairie View A&M
at Northern Colorado
at Stetson
at Norfolk State
at Hampton
at Akron
at Youngstown State
at North Florida
at DETROIT
at Northern Illinois
NORTH CAROLINA A&T
N.C. CENTRAL
at Savannah State University
at South Carolina State
UMES
HOWARD
SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
at N.C. Central
at North Carolina A&T
DELAWARE STATE
FLORIDA A&M
at MORGAN STATE
at Florida A&M
vs Coppin State
* = Conference game
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
Lot
Lot
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
W
L
pts
avg
179
81
72
347
245
349
363
57
79
143
117
5.6
5.4
2.4
10.8
7.7
11.3
11.3
9.5
6.1
4.5
3.9
199 2032
196 2252
63.5
70.4
43
12
20
25
13
16
37
6
4
9
14
Score
91-74
65-91
63-83
98-55
67-82
56-79
52-66
80-89
60-65
52-56
45-59
52-85
56-84
59-71
64-68
53-73
51-65
67-70
49-64
60-70
67-69
69-63
58-47
40-50
91-59
54-77
72-71
67-79
75-80
61-65
70-68
68-75
Att.
409
3549
4095
1180
0
4985
2945
102
0
1056
1425
1428
2763
1399
617
3107
657
1091
1210
3220
751
1030
1216
1075
1063
2420
1019
843
3231
2056
2376
0