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Game #6 Morgan State Vs. Umaine GameGame #6#6 MorganMorgan StateState vs.vs. UMaineUMaine 2003-04 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY GAMETIME! Against The World MORGAN STATE QUICK FACTS BEAR BITES T H E G A M E : Enrollment………………………………..…………..6,620 Morgan State takes on Location………………………………...…..Baltimore, MD Founded……………………………...………………..1867 UMaine on Saturday Nickname…………………………...………………..Bears night in Portland, ME at School Colors………………………………Orange & Blue Morgan State “Bears” (1-4) vs. Arena……………………………....Hill Field House (4,500) 1:00 p.m. EST. The Maine “Black Bears” (4-2) Press Row……………………………..……(443) 885-4018 Bears’ offense stalled in Affiliation…………………………....NCAA Division I-AA Alfond Arena Conference…………………………....Mid-Eastern Athletic the second half of its President…………………………....Dr. Earl S. Richardson 7:00PM Tip-off Athletics Director………………...…Dr. David Y. Thomas contest with Old Saturday, December 20, 2003 Dominion as the Mon- Portland, ME Head Coach………………………....Alfred “Butch” Beard Alma Mater…………………………………..Louisville, ‘69 archs took a, 77-62, vic- Record at School……….11-50 (3rd Season, as of 12/14/03) tory. UMaine was defeated by Dartmouth in overtime on Assistant Coaches……………....Lamont “Speedy” Pennick ……………....Alfred “Butchie” Beard III, Paul Edwards III Tuesday night by a score of 68-65. Sports Information…………………….…...(443) 885-3831 Office Fax…………………………………..(443) 885-8307 HEAD-TO-HEAD: The teams will be meeting for the fourth Men’s Basketball Contact………………..Leonard Haynes E-Mail………………..………[email protected] time. The Black Bears defeated Morgan State last season in Hill Ticket Office……………………………….(443) 885-3830 Field House, 82-61. TUNING IN: The Morgan State-UMaine game will be car- 2003-04 SCHEDULE ried on WZON Radio, AM 620 in Bangor, Maine. The game can also be access on the world wide web at www.zoneradio.com. Nov. 11 Radio One All Stars Exhibition W 86-83 Nov. 22 at Seton Hall University L 62-89 Nov. 25 Fairleigh Dickinson W 76-75 Dec. 1 at Virginia Tech L 66-76 Dec. 4 Team Champion Exhibition W 88-81OT Dec. 10 *at Coppin State L 66-68 Dec. 13 at Old Dominion L 62-77 Dec. 20 at Maine 7:00pm PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Dec. 29 at Montana State Tournament TBA Jan. 3 * Bethune-Cookman 4:00pm Jan. 5 * Florida A&M 7:30pm MORGAN STATE Jan. 10 * at Howard 4:00pm Jan. 12 * at Delaware State 7:30pm NO. PLAYER CL. POS. HT. PPG/RPG/APG Jan. 17 * South Carolina State 4:00pm 3 Ron Timus So. F 6-4 10.2/3.8 Jan 20 * N.C. A&T 7:30pm 2 Reggie Winkfield Sr. F 6-4 6.6/2.0 Jan. 26 * at MD-Eastern Shore 7:30pm 40 Aaron Andrews Sr. C 6-5 13.0/6.4 Jan. 31 *at Norfolk State 4:00pm Feb. 2 * Hampton 7:30pm 21 Sam Brand Jr. G 6-3 2.4/3.4 Feb. 7 * at Bethune-Cookman 4:00pm 1 Cedrick Barrow Sr. G 6-0 10.4/3.0/1.0 Feb. 9 *at Florida A&M 7:30pm Feb. 14 *Howard 7:30pm Feb. 16 *Delaware State 7:30pm UMAINE Feb. 21 *at South Carolina State 4:00pm NO. PLAYER CL. POS. HT. PPG/RPG/APG Feb. 23 *at N.C. A&T 7:30pm 21 Kevin Reed So. G 6-2 17.7/7.0 Mar. 1 *MD-Eastern Shore 7:30pm Mar. 5 *Coppin State 7:30pm 22 Jermaine Jackson Jr. G/F 6-4 12.0/4.0 23 David DuBois Jr. F 6-9 11.0/4.0 March 8-13 20 Mark Flavin Sr. F 6-10 9.0/6.3 MEAC TOURNAMENT 12 Eric Dobson Sr. G 6-3 11.0/4.2/7.1 (at Richmond Coliseum, Richmond, VA) 2003-04 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY GAMETIME! Against The World! PROBABLE STARTERS Position No. Name Ht Wt Cl Comments Guard 21 Sam Brand 6’4 200 Jr. Last Game: Scored 5 points (2-5 FG) …1-for-3 from three-point territory with 6 rebounds in 17 minutes vs. Old Dominion (12/13). 2003-2004: Averaging 2.4 points and 3.4 rebounds in 22.6 minutes per game… 2-for-14 from beyond the arc. Grant 3 Ron Timus 6’4 200 So. Last Game: Started for the fourth time ...finished with 10 points (4-10 FG) and 2 rebounds and an assist in 22 minutes vs. Old Dominion (12/13). 2003-2004: Averaging 25.6 minutes per game...scoring 10.2ppg…averaging 3.8 rebounds...shooting 48% from the field. Forward 40 Aaron Andrews 6’5 215 Sr. Last Game: Recorded team-high 14 points (6-10 FG) and grabbed 9 boards with a block in 31 minutes vs. Old Dominion (12/13). 2003-2004: Averaging 27.8 minutes, 13 points, and 6.4 rebounds per game...and is shooting 63% from the field. Guard 1 Cedrick Barrow 6’0 160 Sr. Last Game: Scored 8 points (4-4 FT), had 5 assists and a steal in 27 minutes vs. Old Dominion (12/13). 2003-2004: Averaging 10.4 points and is shooting 90% from the stripe and 42% from beyond the arc. Guard 2 Reggie Winkfield 6’4 220 Sr. Last Game: Scored 11 points and shot 3-for-5 from beyond the arcs with 2 assists and 4 boards in 23 minutes vs. Coppin State (12/10). 2003-2004: Averaging 7.5 ppg and 20 minutes per contest...is shooting 57% (8-14) from 3-point territory and 50% from the field. 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball INJURY REPORT: MEAC PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH N/A Teams 2003-04 SEASON RECORDS: 1. Florida A&M Record: Home: Road Overtime 2. Hampton Overall 1-4 1-0 0-4 0-1 3. South Carolina State MEAC: 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-1 4. Delaware State Nonconference 0-3 1-0 0-3 0-0 5. Coppin State MEAC North: 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 6. Norfolk State MEAC South: 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 7. Howard 8. Maryland-Eastern Shore STREAKS: Overall: Lost 3 Home: Win 1 Road: Lost 4 9. Bethune-Cookman 10. Morgan State 11. North Carolina A&T UPCOMING SCHEDULE: Date Opponent Location Time Dec. 20 Maine Portland, ME 1:00 p.m. Dec. 29-30 Montana State Holiday Tour. Bozeman, MT TBA Jan. 3 Bethune-Cookman Hill Field House 4:00 p.m. Jan. 5 Florida A&M Hill Field House 7:30 p.m. ALL TIMES EASTERN 2003-04 RESULTS & HIGH SCORERS Date Place Result Bear High Scorer Opp High Scorer Dec. 13 @Old Dominion L, 77-62 Aaron Andrews (14) John Waller (20) Dec. 10 @Coppin State L, 66-68 Aaron Andrews (15) Kelvin Green (25) Dec. 1 @Virginia Tech L, 66-76 Joseph McLean (21) Bryant Matthews (36) Nov. 25 Fairleigh Dickinson W 76-75 Aaron Andrews (19) Brandon Edwards (22) Nov. 22 @Seton Hall L, 62-89 Ron Timus (16) John Allen (22) RECENT GAMES: BEARS vs. OLD DOMINION - - (December 13, 2003, Norfolk, VA) Trailing by only three after a sloppy first half, Morgan State’s offense stalled as Old Dominion used its defense to take command and cruise to a 77-62 victory over the Bears on Saturday night at Ted Constant Convocation Cen- ter. It was the first meeting between the two schools. The Bears (1-4, 0-1 MEAC) led 7-0 early in the contest be- fore ODU answered with a 6-0 run to cut the Bears’ lead to one. Morgan State’s largest lead of the game was in the first half when they pushed the lead to 22-14 with the 9:10 mark of the first half, but the Monarchs countered with an 11-0 run to grab hold of its first lead of the night, 25-22. Morgan State’s Cedrick Barrow knocked down two free throws to help pull the Bears to within two, 28-26, with just under five minutes left to go in the half, but once again ODU came back with a run of its own as they went on an 8-3 run to head into intermission up 34-31.At the start of the second half, Ron Timus converted a layup to cut ODU’s lead to one, 34-33. From that point on the Monarchs pulled away. ODU (2-3) jumped out to a 44-35 lead by the 16:45 mark of the half and built a 23-point lead, 62-39, with just over 10 minutes remaining in the game. The Bears clawed their way back to cut the Monarch lead to just 13 points, 69-56, with 3:52 left in the game, but ODU once again pulled out to a 21-point, 77-56, lead with just over two minutes remaining in the half to put the game out of reach. Although the Morgan State finished with their best effort of the season from the free throw line by converting 12-of-16 (75%), the ODU held the Bears to their lowest point total of the season (62). For the game, Morgan State shot 39.3% (24 of 61), while the Monarchs shot 37.1 % from the field (26 of 70). ODU held a narrow 43-42 rebounding margin and committed only 10 turnovers to the Bears' 20. 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball - 3 2003-04 Morgan State University Men’s Basketball BEARS vs. COPPIN STATE - - (December 10, 2003, Baltimore, MD) 2003-04 Team Cumulatives Aaron Andrews scored a team-high 15 points to lead the way as Morgan State fell short to Coppin State in overtime, 68-66, in its first taste of Mid- MSU UM Eastern Athletic Conference action.
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