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Densier Carnes 15|JR DENSIER CARNES VS oklahoma city JOHN BROWN SATURDAY, JAN. 18 | 3:45 PM JBUATHLETICS.com @JBUATHLETICS POWERED BY JOHN BROWN GOLDEN EAGLES 1 National Championship » 5 Sweet Sixteens » 1 Final Four » 8 NAIA Tournament Appearances 2019-20 SCHEDULE » THE MATCHUP » Home: 10-0 | Away: 4-2 | Neutral: 1-0 | Streak: W3 OKLAHOMA CITY STARS / 10-6, 3-4 NOVEMBER W/L SCORE Interim Head Coach: Hank Aldous (Hendrix ‘17) 2 CROWLEY’S RIDGE (Ark.) W 90-56 Record: 0-0 (1st Season) 8 vs Missouri Valley # W 63-43 9 at #9 Benedictine (Kan.) # W 78-65 VS 11 at Philander Smith (Ark.) W 71-52 15 OZARK CHRISTIAN (Mo.) ^ W 88-68 #10 JOHN BROWN GOLDEN EAGLES / 15-2, 6-1 16 COLLEGE OF THE OZARKS (Mo.) ^ W 96-82 Head Coach: Jason Beschta (Bryan ‘00) 21 SOUTHWESTERN A.G. (Texas)* W 65-60 Record at John Brown: 83-74 (6th Season) 23 TEXAS WESLEYAN* W 95-91 Overall Record: 145-111 (9th Season) 26 CHAMPION CHRISTIAN (Ark.) W 83-63 GAMEDAY INFORMATION » OPPONENT BREAKDOWN » DECEMBER W/L SCORE 3 ECCLESIA (Ark.) W 100-58 DATE: Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020 RECORD ON THE ROAD: 3-4 (.429) 10 PHILANDER SMITH (Ark.) W 80-60 LOCATION: Bill George Arena (Siloam Springs, Ark.) LAST FIVE OUTINGS: 3-2 14 at Crowley’s Ridge (Ark.) L 55-57 TIP-OFF TIME: 3:45 p.m. vs Central Christian (Kan.): 83-79 OTW (Jan. 4) 31 at Missouri Southern State (Exh.) L 58-71 LIVE VIDEO/STATS: JBUathletics.com • Stretch Internet vs #22 Texas Wesleyan: 80-83 L (Jan. 9) SERIES RECORD: OCU leads JBU 14-8 since 2010 at Southwestern A.G. (Texas): 73-83 L (Jan. 11) JANUARY W/L SCORE LAST MEETING: JBU 73 at OCU 74 (March 2, 2019) vs Southwestern Christian (Okla.): 85-65 W (Jan. 14) 2 SCIENCE & ARTS (Okla.)* W 70-55 FIRST MEETING: N/A vs Bacone (Okla.): 106-66 W (Jan. 16) 4 at #3 Mid-America Christian (Okla.)* L 59-73 9 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN (Kan.)* W 67-49 QUICK HITS » WHAT’S TRENDING » 11 at Langston (Okla.)* W 81-70 » In the most grueling week of the season, the No. 10 Golden Eagles will » In games decided by ... 16 at Southwestern Christian (Okla.)* 2OTW 98-91 close out a three-games-in-six-days stretch by welcoming an Oklahoma 5 points or less ........................2-1 18 OKLAHOMA CITY* 3:45 p.m. City squad that has gone 3-3 since the new year to Bill George Arena. 6-10 points ...............................1-0 23 at Wayland Baptist (Texas)* 7:45 p.m. » Junior Densier Carnes produced a Herculean performance on Thurs- 11 points or more ...................12-1 25 at Oklahoma Panhandle State* 3:45 p.m. day night in JBU’s 98-91 double-overtime slugfest at Southwestern Chris- 30 MID-AMERICA CHRISTIAN (Okla.)* 7:45 p.m. tian. John Brown’s leading rebounder produced a career performance by » At the half ... posting 23 points and 18 rebounds, including a 15-of-16 effort from the free throw line. Carnes scored nine of his points in overtime as the visitors Leading ..................................11-0 FEBRUARY W/L SCORE finally pulled away in the second extra session. Trailing .....................................4-2 1 at Science & Arts (Okla.)* 3:45 p.m. Tied ..........................................0-0 4 at Central Christian (Kan.)* 7:45 p.m. » The rollercoaster contest featured 22 ties and 12 lead changes, but on a night where the Golden Eagles struggled from the floor, the slack was » When shooting ... 6 LANGSTON (Okla.)* 7:45 p.m. picked up at the charity stripe where JBU converted 37-of-41, tied for the 12 at Oklahoma City* 7:45 p.m. fifth-most free throw makes in a single game in program history. At or better than 40%.............14-0 Under 40%...............................1-2 15 SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN (Okla.)* 3:45 p.m. » Oklahoma City is coming off a 106-66 throttling of Bacone (Okla.) on Better than opponent .............13-0 20 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE STATE* 7:45 p.m. Thursday night, the first time the Stars topped the century mark this Worse than opponent ..............2-2 22 WAYLAND BAPTIST (Texas)* 3:45 p.m. season. Led by 21 points from Anthony Davis, City produced four dou- ble-digit scorer and three more players that finished with nine points. 27 at Texas Wesleyan* 7:45 p.m. » When rebounding ... 29 at Southwestern A.G. (Texas)* 3:45 p.m. » Today is the first meeting since the two teams squared off for the SAC More than opponent ..............13-2 tournament title last March. City captured the title with a 74-73 come- Less than opponent .................2-0 ^ John Brown University Classic from-behind victory inside Abe Lemons Arena. Same .......................................0-0 # Benedictine (Kan.) Classic * Sooner Athletic Conference Game LIKELY STARTERS » » Behind the arc ... GOLDEN EAGLES PPG RPG APG GP At or better than 40%...............7-0 F 15 Densier Carnes 12.2 9.1 2.1 17 Under 40%...............................8-2 G 22 Luke Harper 18.1 3.6 2.6 17 » When turning it over ... G 23 Rokas Grabliauskas 11.0 1.9 1.9 16 Less than opponent .................7-1 G 24 Ira Perrier 4.9 4.8 2.2 17 More than opponent ................7-1 JBUathletics.com/shop F 32 Quintin Bailey 10.6 5.2 1.9 14 Same .......................................1-0 TALE OF THE TAPE » HOW THEY COMPARE » 78.3 47.8 39.5 36.3 15.3 1.8 5.4 70.9 41.1 28.0 -1.3 7.4 SCORING FG% 3FG% REBOUND SCORING POINTS FG% 3FG% BOARDS ASSISTS BLOCKS STEALS DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE MARGIN MARGIN 78.8 48.0 38.6 37.1 14.3 2.1 6.8 64.3 40.5 30.5 9.1 14.5 /JBUathletics @JBUathletics @JBUathletics NUMERICAL ROSTER » A-Z ROSTER » NO. NAME HT. YR. POS. HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL No. Name Yr. 11 Kiree Hutchings 5-11 Jr. G Santa Cruz, Calif. / Biola University 20 Adam Asgeirsson Fr. 14 James Beckom 6-3 Fr. G Cork, Ireland / Bentonville HS (Ark.) 32 Quintin Bailey Sr. 15 Densier Carnes 6-6 Jr. F Atlanta, Ga. / Link Year Prep 25 Braden Bayless So. 20 Adam Asgeirsson 6-4 Fr. G Njardvik, Iceland / Fjölbrautaskóli Suðurnesja 14 James Beckom Fr. 22 Luke Harper 6-3 So. G Plano, Texas / Homeschool 15 Densier Carnes Jr. 23 Rokas Grabliauskas 6-4 Jr. G Kaunas, Lithuania / Link Year Prep 23 Rokas Grabliauskas Jr. 24 Ira Perrier 6-3 So. G Brighton, England / Link Year Prep 22 Luke Harper So. 25 Braden Bayless 6-6 So. F Tulsa, Okla. / Regent Preparatory 33 Dwayne Hart Sr. 30 Nemanja Obradovic 6-9 Fr. F St. Gallen, Switzerland / Lang Prep 11 Kiree Hutchings Jr. 32 Quintin Bailey 6-7 Sr. F Stratford, New Zealand / Citrus College 30 Nemanja Obradovic Fr. 33 Dwayne Hart 6-8 Sr. F Falmouth, Jamaica / Christiana HS 24 Ira Perrier So. 34 Nathan Stolz 6-6 R-Fr. F College Station, Texas / Homeschool 35 Kobe Robinson Fr. 35 Kobe Robinson 6-3 R-Fr. G Pryor Creek, Okla. / Pryor HS 34 Nathan Stolz Fr. TEAM STAFF » CLASS ROSTER » Title Name Experience Alma Mater No. Name Yr. Head Coach Jason Beschta 6th Year Bryan ‘00 32 Quintin Bailey Sr. Assistant Coach Tim Kisner 2nd Year Central Michigan ‘01 33 Dwayne Hart Sr. Director of Athletic Training Todd Bowden 24th Year Arkansas ‘86 11 Kiree Hutchings Jr. Athletic Trainer Holly Bingham 5th Year Southern Nazarene ‘06 15 Densier Carnes Jr. Director of Sports Information Nicholas Robinson 8th Year Calvin ‘09 23 Rokas Grabliauskas Jr. 22 Luke Harper So. 24 Ira Perrier So. 25 Brayden Bayless So. 14 James Beckom Fr. 20 Adam Asgeirsson Fr. 30 Nemanja Obradovic Fr. 34 Nathan Stolz Fr. 35 Kobe Robinson Fr. SAC STANDINGS » 11 // Kiree Hutchings 14 // James Beckom 15 // Densier Carnes 20 // Adam Asgeirsson 22 // Luke Harper Rk Team SAC Over GB 2 MACU 7-0 16-0 -- 10 JBU 6-1 15-2 1.0 22 SAGU 5-2 13-2 2.0 19 TXWES 5-2 12-4 2.0 WBU 4-3 10-5 3.0 LANG 3-4 10-6 4.0 OCU 3-4 10-6 4.0 SCU 3-5 9-6 4.5 23 // Rokas Grabliauskas 24 // Ira Perrier 25 // Braden Bayless 30 // Nemanja Obradovic 32 // Quintin Bailey USAO 2-5 7-9 5.0 CCCK 1-6 8-7 6.0 OPSU 0-7 3-11 7.0 33 // Dwayne Hart 34 // Nathan Stolz 35 // Kobe Robinson HC Jason Beschta AC Tim Kisner 2019-20 MEN’S BASKETBALL » JOHN BROWN 2 OCU ROSTER » LIKELY STARTERS » NO. NAME HT. YR. POS. HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL PLAYER PPG RPG APG 0 Troy Cagle 6-1 So. G Carrollton, Ga. / Young Harris College G 2 R. Coleman 12.0 3.5 4.1 1 Kealon Clayborne 6-3 Jr. G Cedar Hill, Texas / Jacksonville College G 3 T. Bryant 16.3 3.8 4.3 F 21 D. Willies 8.1 5.2 1.1 2 Rashaun Coleman 6-0 Jr. G Houston, Texas / Eastfield College G 22 E. Wattree 6.0 2.4 1.8 3 Trae Bryant 6-1 Sr. G Wilmington, N.C. / University of Maine F 23 A. Davis 12.5 5.8 1.1 4 Curtis Osceola 6-0 Jr. G Anadarko, Okla. / Anadarko HS 5 PJ Grooms 6-4 So. G Birmingham, Ala. / Columbia State C.C. 10 Ryan Leatch 6-2 So. G Houston, Texas / Cypress Christian HS 13 Eddie Smith 6-2 Fr.
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