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Conference Usa Tournament Notes CONFERENCE USA TOURNAMENT NOTES 2020-21 SCHEDULE/RESULTS PROBABLE STARTERS Record: 9-15; Conference USA Record: 5-11 Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. PPG RPG HOMETOWN (Home: 6-7, Away: 3-8) G 1 Jahmir Young 6-2 185 So. 18.0 5.0 Hyattsville, Md. NOVEMBER G 10 Marvin Cannon 6-5 170 Sr. 3.1 3.5 Richmond, Va. 25-26 at Volunteer Classic (Knoxville, Tenn.) G 13 Jordan Shepherd 6-4 190 R-Sr. 11.6 3.5 Asheville, N.C. 25 at #12 Tennessee Canceled G 30 Jhery Matos 6-5 195 Gr. 7.9 4.2 Santo Domingo, D.R. 26 vs. VCU Canceled F/C 31 Anzac Rissetto 6-10 255 So. 3.0 2.0 Auckland, New Zealand 27, 30 49ERS TIP-OFF CLASSIC OFF THE BENCH 27 EAST CAROLINA L, 57-66 30 BELMONT ABBEY Canceled G 0 Caleb Stone-Carrawell 6-7 215 R-Fr. 1.9 1.5 Concord, N.C. DECEMBER G 2 Caleb Byrd 6-1 160 Fr. 0.8 0.0 Conyers, Ga. 4 GEORGIA STATE L, 65-76 G 3 Brice Williams 6-7 215 So. 10.1 4.1 Huntersville, N.C. 7 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE W, 78-40 F 5 Milos Supica 6-9 240 Sr. 6.3 5.5 Belgrade, Serbia 11 APPALACHIAN STATE (ESPNU) L, 57-61 G 12 Jackson Threadgill 6-6 185 Fr. 3.4 1.2 Concord, N.C. 15 at Davidson (ESPN+) W, 63-52 G 14 Regin Larson 6-6 185 So. 0.0 0.8 Charlotte, N.C. 19 NORTH CAROLINA A&T W, 76-72 F/C 15 Aly Khalifa 6-10 255 Fr. - - Alexandria, Egypt 22 at George Washington (ESPN+) W, 66-65 G 20 Isaiah Folkes 6-4 195 Fr. 0.6 1.0 Gainesville, Va. JANUARY F 25 Jared Garcia 6-8 245 Fr. 3.2 2.4 Katy, Texas 1 WKU* (Stadium) L, 63-67 G 35 Luka Vasic 6-8 190 R-Jr. - - Pirot, Serbia 2 WKU* (Stadium) W, 75-71 (ot) 8 at Marshall* (Stadium) Postponed YOUNG NAMED FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE USA - Jahmir Young was named 9 at Marshall* (Stadium) Postponed First Team All-Conference USA. 9 BELMONT ABBEY L, 72-75 (ot) The sophomore guard is the 24th different player in the program’s history to earn first team 15 UAB* (ESPNU) L, 37-61 All-Conference honors. Young joins former 49ers standouts Eddie Basden (2005), Sean Colson 16 UAB* (ESPN+) W, 70-55 (1998), DeMarco Johnson (1997, 1998), Jobey Thomas (2002), Galen Young (1999), Rodney 22 at Florida Atlantic* (ESPN+) L, 53-66 (ot) White (2001), and Curtis Withers (2004, 2005) as Niners that have been named first team All- 23 at Florida Atlantic* (ESPN+) W, 74-71 Conference USA. He is the first Charlotte 49ers men’s basketball player named first team All- Conference since De’Angelo Alexander and Curtis Withers were named first-team All-Atlantic 29 FIU* (ESPN+) W, 63-55 (ot) 10 in 2006. 30 FIU* (ESPN+) W, 68-65 FEBRUARY CONFERENCE USA TOURNAMENT HISTORY - Charlotte captured the 1999 and 2001 5 at Middle Tennessee* (ESPN+) L, 65-66 Conference USA Tournament titles. The 49ers also reached the championship game of the 1997 6 at Middle Tennessee* (ESPN+) L, 60-73 and 1998 Conference USA Tournaments. The 49ers are 17-12 all-time in Conference USA Tour- 10 OLD DOMINION* (ESPN+) L, 76-78 (ot) nament games. 13 at Old Dominion* (ESPN+) L, 45-64 19 UTSA* (ESPN+) Canceled CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTS - In the program’s history, Charlotte has 20 UTSA* (ESPN+) Canceled claimed seven conference tournament titles. Charlotte won the 1969 and 1970 Di- 27 at UTEP* (ESPN+) L, 47-70 xie Conference Tournaments. In 1977 and 1988, the 49ers won the Sun Belt Confer- 28 at UTEP* (ESPN+) L, 62-77 ence Tournament championship. In 1992, Charlotte captured the Metro Conference MARCH Tournament title. In 1999 and 2001, the 49ers won the Conference USA Tournament. 5 at Marshall* (Stadium) L, 67-75 DEFENSE - Charlotte has had 20 games in their three seasons under Coach Sanchez, where they 6 at Marshall* (Stadium) L, 66-75 have held their opponents to 60 points or less. The 49ers are fifth in Conference USA in scoring 9-13 at Conference USA Tournament defense limiting their opponents to 66.5 points per game. (Frisco, Texas) The 49ers limited one of the top three-point shooting teams in the country, Davidson to 26.5 per- 10 vs. UTSA (ESPN+) 6:30 p.m. cent (9-for-34) from beyond the three-point arc in Charlotte’s 63-52 win (Dec. 15). Charlotte lim- * - Conference USA game ited South Carolina State to 24.5 percent shooting from the field in their 78-40 win (Dec. 7). Char- All times Eastern lotte’s defense held UAB (Jan. 16) to 55 points (25 second half points) and 6.7 percent shooting Home games in bold played inside Halton Arena (1-for-15) from beyond the three-point arc. Charlotte limited WKU (Jan. 1-2), who Media Relations: Brent Stastny entered the series averaging 12.2 offensive Office: 704-687-1021; Cell: 980-253-4946; rebounds per game, to seven offensive rebounds in the two games. Charlotte held FIU (Jan. 29), who was Emaill address: [email protected] averaging 78.8 points per game, to a then season-low 55 points. Follow 49ers online - Charlotte49ers.com SOCIAL MEDIA: YOUNG AMONGST C-USA LEADERS – Jahmir Young ranks fourth in Conference USA in scoring Twitter.com/CharlotteMBB with a team-leading 18.0 points per game. This season, he has scored in double-figures 23 times, includ- Instagram.com/49ersbasketball ing 11 20-point-scoring games. Young is fifth in Conference USA in free throw percentage, shooting Facebook.com/CharlotteMBB 82.8 percent from the line. On January 23, in Charlotte’s win over Florida Atlantic, Young went 13-for- 16 from the charity stripe. 2020-21 GAME NOTES NEAR RECORD FREE THROWS - Charlotte went 34-for-42 from the free throw line in the road win at Florida Atlantic (Jan. 23). Charlotte’s 34 free throws made tied for the second most free throws made in a game in the program’s history. Charlotte connected on 34 free throws at Tennessee Tech (Dec. 1, 1970). Jahmir Young went 13-for-16 from the line which is tied for the ninth most free throws made and attempted in the program’s history. Charlotte ranks fifth in Conference USA in free throw percentage, shooting 72.9 percent as a team from the line. OVERTIME – Charlotte has played five overtime games this season. The 49ers played a school-record seven overtime games in the 2014-15 season. Charlotte is 34-49 all-time in overtime games. SHEPHERD AND YOUNG SCORING – Jordan Shepherd and Jahmir Young have scored in double-figures in the same game 34 times in their careers. CONFERENCE USA PLAYER OF THE WEEK - Jahmir Young was named C-USA Player of the Week three times this sea- son (Dec. 21, Jan. 4 and Feb. 1). He earned Conference USA Co-Player of the Week honors (Dec. 21) after averaging 22.5 points, 6 re- bounds and 2.5 assists in the 49ers wins over Davidson and North Carolina A&T. He earned his second C-USA Co-Player of the Week award (Jan. 4) when he averaged 23.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, five assists and two steals in the 49ers two games against WKU. Young was named Conference USA Player of the Week (Feb. 1) when he averaged 23.5 points and eight rebounds in the 49ers two wins over FIU. Young is the 11th different Niner to be named Conference USA Player of the Week in the program’s history. Young joins Eddie Basden (2004-05) and Sean Colson (1997-98) as Niners that were named C-USA Player of the Week three times in a season. FOUR IN DOUBLE-FIGURES- The 49ers have had nine games this season where at least four players have scored in double-digits. A season-high five Niners scored in double-figures in Charlotte’s 78-40 win over South Carolina State (Dec. 7). Four players scored in double-figures against: WKU (Jan. 2), Belmont Abbey (Jan. 9), FIU (Jan. 30), both games at Middle Tennessee (Feb. 5-6), Old Dominion (2/10) and both games at Marshall (Mar 5-6). REBOUNDS - Charlotte’s 46 rebounds in the 63-55 overtime win over FIU (Jan. 29) marked the most rebounds by the Niners in a game since grabbing 46 boards at East Carolina, December 18, 2017. Eight Charlotte players secured at least one rebound in the win over FIU. ASSISTS - Charlotte dished out 20 assists in their 68-65 win over FIU (Jan. 30). This marked the second time this season the 49ers recorded at least 20 assists in a game, Charlotte dished out a season-high 21 assists in a win over South Carolina State (Dec. 7). In the program’s history, the 49ers have dished out at least 20 assists in a game 183 times. BLISTERING SECOND HALF SHOOTING - For the second time this season, the 49ers shot over 70 percent in a half when they shot a blistering 72.2 percent (13-for-18) from the field in the second half in their win over UAB (Jan. 16). Earlier this season, Charlotte shot 70.8 percent (17-for-24) from the field in the second half in their win over North Carolina A&T (Dec. 19). The last time the 49ers enjoyed that type of shooting performance in a half prior to this season was in the second half of Charlotte’s win over Rice (Feb.
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