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Men's Basketball Postseason Guide MEN’S BASKETBALL POSTSEASON GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Spotter Chart.................................................................................................................. IFC Johnathan Bryant II .........................................................................................................23 2017-18 Schedule & Results ..............................................................................................1 Rodney Chatman ........................................................................................................24-25 SoCon Standings/Bracket/Tourney Series History ..............................................................2 Nat Dixon ...................................................................................................................26-27 Year-by-Year Tourney Results/All-Tourney Team Honorees ................................................3 Makale Foreman ........................................................................................................28-29 SoCon Championship History ............................................................................................4 David Jean-Baptiste ........................................................................................................30 Series Notes per Team (Alphabetical) ...........................................................................5-13 James Lewis, Jr. ...............................................................................................................31 Game Boxes (1-4) ............................................................................................................14 Makinde London ........................................................................................................32-33 Game Boxes (5-8) ............................................................................................................15 Joshua Phillips ................................................................................................................34 Game Boxes (9-12) ..........................................................................................................16 Coaching & Support Staff Bios ....................................................................................35-38 Game Boxes (13-16) ........................................................................................................17 Lamont Paris ...................................................................................................................35 Game Boxes (17-20) ........................................................................................................18 Tanner Bronson/Aaron Fuss .............................................................................................36 Game Boxes (21-24) ........................................................................................................19 Walter Offutt/David McKinley .........................................................................................37 Game Boxes (25-28) ........................................................................................................20 Support Staff ...................................................................................................................38 Game Boxes (29-31) ........................................................................................................21 Postseason Records - Individual ......................................................................................39 Student-Athlete Bios ..................................................................................................22-34 Postseason Records - Team & Opponent Individual and Team .........................................40 A.J. Bowers/Nick Desmarais ............................................................................................22 0 - Makale Foreman 1 - Rodney Chatman 2 - Joshua Phillips 3 - David Jean-Baptiste Guard, 6-1, 185, So. Guard, 6-1, 175, S0. Center, 6-8, 245, Sr. Guard, 6-1, 190, RFr. Kingsport, Tenn. Lithoinia, Ga. Hendersonville, Tenn. Miami, Fla. Pronounced muh-KALE Pronounced lih-THONE-yuh Pronounced gene-BAPT-teest PPG __________ PPG __________ PPG __________ PPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ 4 - Nick DesMarais 5 - Nat Dixon 10 - James Lewis, Jr. 12 - Dylan Brewster Forward, 6-4, 193, Fr. Forward, 6-4, 180, Jr. Forward, 6-5, 215, Fr. Guard, 6-0, 185, Jr. White House, Tenn. Panama City, Fla. Mt. Holly, N.C. Lenoir City, Tenn. Pronounced dee-MUH-ray PPG __________ PPG __________ PPG __________ PPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ 13 - A.J. Bowers 21 - Duane Moss 22 - Makinde London 25 - Justin Brown Forward, 6-5, 184, Fr. Forward, 6-6, 190, Fr. Forward, 6-10, 220, So. Forward, 6-10, 200, Fr. Nasvhille, Tenn. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Nashville, Tenn. Lansing, Ill. Pronounced muh-KIN-day PPG __________ PPG __________ PPG __________ PPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ RPG __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ 3pt FG% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ FT% __________ 33 - Jonathan Bryant II Lamont Paris G, 6-3, 210, Fr. Head Coach Orange Park, Fla. 2017-18 CHATTANOOGA MOCS 1st year Came to Chattanooga from Wisconsin where he assisted PPG __________ SPOTTER CHART Bo Ryan and then Greg Gard. RPG __________ Wins __________ FG% __________ NUMERICAL 3pt FG% __________ Losses __________ FT% __________ vs. Opp. __________ 2017-18 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Chattanooga Chattanooga Chattanooga Date Opponent Time (ET)/Result High Scorer Opp. High Rebounder Opp. High Assists N. 10 (1) @Wyoming (MWDN) L, 65-74 Nat Dixon, 14 Hayden Dalton, 30 Rodney Chatman, 9 Dalton, 13 Chatman, 5 N. 13 (1) @UAB (CUSA) L, 47-89 David Jean-Baptiste, 12 Nate Darling, 19 Jean-Baptiste, 4 Lewis Sullivan, 11 Jean-Baptiste, 3 N. 16 HIWASSEE (ESPN3) W, 94-46 Makinde London, 20 Tevin Henry, 8 Nat Dixon, 7 Dess Culpepper, 5 Makale Foreman, 7 N. 20 (2) ALABAMA STATE (ESPN3) W, 67-50 Makinde London, 18 Reginald Gee, 24 London, 8 Gee, 5 Rodney Chatman, 3 N. 21 (2) JACKSONVILLE ST. (ESPN3) L, 75-77 (OT) Rodney Chatman, 24 M. Drumwright, 27 Makinde London, 6 Norbetas Giga, 13 Nat Dixon, 3 N. 25 TENNESSEE WESLEYAN (ESPN3) W, 95-60 David Jean-Baptiste, 18 Johnson Decembre, 14 James Lewis, Jr., 8 Aundre Reid, 8 Jean-Baptiste, 6 N. 28 @Akron (ESPN3) L, 70-75 Rodney Chatman, 19 Daniel Utomi, 24 Nat Dixon, 6 Utomi, 13 Dixon, 6 D. 2 UT MARTIN (DH-ESPN3) W, 69-66 Makale Foreman, 18 Matthew Butler, 27 London/Lewis, Jr., 9 Fatodd Lewis, 7 Rodney Chatman, 6 D. 5 @Marshall L, 66-70 Makinde London, 25 C.J. Burks, 23 London, 18 Ajdin Penava, 10 Rodney Chatman, 3 D. 10 CHARLOTTE (DH-ESPN3) W, 64-50 Rodney Chatman, 23 Hudson Price, 15 Makinde London, 9 Najee Garvin, 6 London, 4 D. 17 @Tennessee Tech (OVC) L, 76-82 Makinde London, 21 Aleksa Jugovic, 21 James Lewis, Jr., 11 Phillips/Mack, 7 Foreman/Chatman, 4 D. 21 @Jacksonville State (OVC) W, 70-67 Nat Dixon, 19 M. Drumwright, 17 Makinde London, 11 C. Cunningham, 12 Rodney Chatman, 14 D. 23 GEORGIA STATE (ESPN3) L, 48-71 Nat Dixon, 18 D’Marcus Simonds, 21 Makinde London, 9 Malik Benlevi, 7 David Jean-Baptiste, 4 D. 30 *@Samford (ESPN3) L, 56-73 Rodney Chatman, 15 Justin Coleman, 28 Makinde London, 7 Eric Adams, 7 Makale Foreman, 7 J. 4 *WESTERN CAROLINA (DH-ESPN3) L, 63-75 Makinde London, 22 Mike Amius, 27 London, 8 Amius, 8 Rodney Chatman, 6 J. 6 *ETSU (DH-ESPN3) L, 66-85 Nat Dixon, 20 Peter Jurkin, 15 Jonathan Bryant II, 6 Jurkin, 11 N. Dixon/R. Chatman, 4 J.10 *FURMAN (ESPN3) L, 55-73 Nat Dixon, 21 Matt Rafferty, 17 Rodney Chatman, 7 Devin Sibley, 10 Chatman, 4 J.13 *@The Citadel (ESPN3) L, 101-110 (OT) Makale Foreman, 30 Zane Najdawi, 37 Three w/7 Kaelon Harris, 7 Rodney Chatman, 8 J.15 *@Mercer (Stadium) L, 71-75 (OT) N. Dixon/R. Chatman, 17 Jordan Strawberry, 18 Joshua Phillips, 8 Stephon Jelks, 12 Chatman, 8 J. 20 *@Wofford (ESPN3) L, 67-71 Makinde London, 20 Fletcher Magee, 26 James Lewis, Jr., 6 Trevor Stumpe, 7 Rodney Chatman, 9 J. 24 *SAMFORD (ESPN3) W, 78-71 M. London/N. Dixon, 21 D. Denzel-Dyson, 27 Makinde London, 19 Eric Adams, 8 Rodney Chatman, 5 J. 27 *VMI (DH-ESPN3) L, 69-70 Phillips/Lewis, 15 Bubba Parham, 26 James Lewis, Jr., 8 Garrett Gilkeson, 10 Rodney Chatman, 6 J. 29 *UNCG (ESPN3) W, 87-85 (2OT) Nat Dixon, 30 Francis Alonso, 20 Joshua Phillips, 12 Smith/Dickey, 8 Rodney Chatman, 4 F. 1 *@Western Carolina (DH-ESPN3) L, 68-70 Nat Dixon, 21 Deriece Parks, 17 3 with/5 Gosselin/Amius, 6 Rodney Chatman, 6 F. 3 *@ETSU (ESPN3) L, 61-81 Rodney Chatman, 26 Desonta Bradford, 22 Joshua Phillips, 12 Peter Jurkin, 13 Chatman/Foreman, 2 F. 8 *THE CITADEL (ESPN3) W, 85-82 Makale Foreman, 22 Alex Reed, 20 Rodney Chatman, 6 4 with 4 Chatman, 8 F. 10 *MERCER (DH-ESPN3) L, 75-84 Rodney Chatman, 24 Desmond Ringer, 17 Joshua Phillips, 6 Ringer, 7 Chatman, 6 F. 15 *@Furman (ESPN3) L, 56-75 Joshua Phillips, 16 Devin Sibley, 16 Phillips, 13 Sibley, 8 David Jean-Baptiste, 3 F. 17 *WOFFORD (DH-ESPN3) L, 64-74 Makale Foreman, 18 Fletcher Magee, 45 Lewis/London,
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