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GCAC Men's Basketball Week 16 GCAC MEN'S BASKETBALL Week 16 CONTACONTACT:C BrianT: Brian Baublitz Baublitz Jr.• [email protected].• [email protected] • 601.877.6501 • 443-889-0295 PAST CHAMPIONS GENERAL INFORMATION 1982: Xavier (Regular Season) 2002: Spring Hill / SUNO (Regular Season) 1982: Xavier (Tournament) 2002: SUNO (Tournament) Name: Gulf Coast Athletic Conference 1983: Xavier (Regular Season) 2003: SUNO (Regular Season) Headquarters Location: New Orleans, Louisiana 1983: Xavier (Tournament) 2003: SUNO (Tournament) 1984: William Carey (Regular Season) 2004: Mobile / SUNO / Xavier (Regular Season) 1984: William Carey (Tournament) Founded: 1981 2004: Mobile (Tournament) 1985: William Carey (Regular Season) 2005: LSU-Shreveport / Mobile (Regular Season) Interim Commissioner: Dr. Kiki Baker-Barnes 1985: William Carey (Tournament) 2005: Mobile (Tournament) 1986: Xavier (Regular Season) Chairman: Dr. Roderick Smothers 1986: Xavier (Tournament) 2006: LSU-Shreveport (Regular Season) 2006: LSU-Shreveport (Tournament) President: Jason Horn 1987: William Carey (Regular Season) 1987: William Carey (Tournament) 2007: Tougaloo / Xavier (Regular Season) 2007: LSU-Shreveport (Tournament) Sports Information Director: Brian Baublitz Jr. 1988: Mobile (Regular Season) 1988: Mobile (Tournament) 2008: LSU-Shreveport (Regular Season) 2008: LSU-Shreveport (Tournament) Treasurer: Joyce Sandifer 1989: Mobile (Regular Season) 1989: Mobile (Tournament) 2009: Tougaloo (Regular Season) Administrative Coordinator: Kadaja Cryer 2009: LSU-Shreveport (Tournament) 1990: William Carey (Regular Season) 1990: William Carey (Tournament) 2010: LSU-Shreveport (Regular Season) Supervisor of Men's Officials: Hal Lusk 2010: LSU-Shreveport (Tournament) 1991: Louisiana College (Regular Season) 1991: Louisiana College (Tournament) Supervisor of Women's Officials: Greg Federico 2011: Tougaloo (Regular Season) 1992: William Carey (Regular Season) 2011: Tougaloo (Tournament) 1992: William Carey (Tournament) Eligibility Chair: Dr. Thomas Howell 2012: Tougaloo / Xavier (Regular Season) 1993: Spring Hill (Regular Season) 2012: SUNO (Tournament) Website: gcaconf.com 1993: Spring Hill (Tournament) 2013: Xavier / Philander Smith (Regular Season) 1994: Spring Hill (Regular Season) 2013: Philander Smith (Tournament) Facebook.com: /GCACInfo 1994: Spring Hill (Tournament) 2014: Xavier (Regular Season) 1995: SUNO (Regular Season) 2014: Talladega (Tournament) Twitter: @GCACInfo 1995: SUNO (Tournament) 2015: Talladega (Regular Season) 1996: Xavier (Regular Season) Instagram: @gcacinfo 2015: Talladega (Tournament) 1996: Xavier (Tournament) 2016: Dillard (Regular Season) Youtube: GCAC Sports Info 1997: Dillard (Regular Season) 2016: Dillard (Tournament) 1997: William Carey (Tournament) 1998: Mobile (Regular Season) 2017: Dillard (Regular Season) 1998: SUNO (Tournament) 2017: Dillard (Tournament) MEDIA INFORMATION 1999: Spring Hill (Regular Season) 2018: Dillard / Xavier (Regular Season) 1999: Spring Hill (Tournament) 2018: Dillard (Tournament) SID: Brian Baublitz Jr. 2000: Spring Hill (Regular Season) 2019: Tougaloo (Regular Season) 2000: SUNO (Tournament) 2019: Tougaloo (Tournament) Email: [email protected] 2001: Dillard / Xavier (Regular Season) 2020: Xavier (Regular Season) Cell Phone: 443-889-0295 2001: Dillard (Tournament) 2020: Xavier (Tournament) 2020-21 Men's Basketball Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) Scores Around the GCAC Preseason All-GCAC Miscellaneous Stats Saturday, February 6 Largest halftime lead (RV) Xavier 80, Crowley's Ridge 56 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 41, Talladega vs. Pensacola Christian (11/7/20) Sunday, February 7 Largest halftime deficit Philander Smith 90, Tougaloo 55 Darryl Baker (Talladega) 19, Tougaloo at Talladega (1/13/21) Monday, February 8 #24 Dillard 106, Southeastern Baptist 61 Largest halftime lead surrendered in a loss Rust 88, Tougaloo 78 PRESEASON ALL-GCAC TEAM 8, Tougaloo vs. Rust (1/25/21) Wednesday, February 10 #14 Talladega at MUW (4 p.m. CT) Darryl Baker (Talladega) Largest halftime deficit overcome in a win 11, Philander Smith vs. Lindsey Wilson (11/13/20) (RV) Xavier at Tougaloo (7:30 p.m. CT) Thursday, February 11 Rayshawn Mart (Xavier) Largest lead any time Rust at #23 Stillman (7:30 p.m. CT) Malik Amos (Dillard) 65, Talladega vs. Southeastern Baptist (10/24/20) #14 Talladega at Champion Christian (7:30 p.m. CT) 65, Talladega vs. Carver Bible (11/13/20) Friday, February 12 Dejalin Austin (Philander Smith) Philander Smith at Tougaloo (5 p.m. CT) Largest deficit any time 36, Tougaloo at Philander Smith (2/7/21) 2020-21 Preseason Poll Maurice Johnson (Edward Waters) 1. Xavier (4) Largest lead surrendered in a loss 16, Edward Waters at Xavier (2/3/21) OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES 2. Talladega (2) Largest deficit overcome in a win Jordan Jackson (Rust) 16, Xavier vs. Edward Waters (2/3/21) 3. Dillard (1) Rahjan Billingsley (Dillard) Most points scored in a half 66, Talladega at Southwest (1/28/21) 4. Edward Waters Makye Richard (Xavier) Fewest points scored in a half 16, Tougaloo vs. Xavier (1/11/21) 5. Tougaloo Akeem Oglesby (Dillard) Jeremiah August (Dillard) Most points allowed in a half 61, Edward Waters vs. Dillard (2/2/21) 6. Philander Smith Robert Jordan (Philander Smith) Fewest points allowed in a half 7. Rust Datavian Porter (Tougaloo) 14, Talladega vs. Carver Bible (11/13/20) Most 3FG Made in a game 2020-21 GCAC STANDINGS 15, Edward Waters vs. Dillard (2/2/21) School GCAC PCT OVRL PCT STRK 1. #14 Talladega 6-0 1.000 20-2 .909 W11 Most 3FG Allowed in a game 18, Edward Waters at Saint Francis-Indiana (12/28/20) 2. (RV) Xavier (La.) 5-1 .833 10-3 .769 W2 3. #24 Dillard 4-2 .667 5-2 .714 W1 Largest Rebounding Advantage 4. Rust 2-4 .333 7-8 .467 W1 +34, Talladega vs. Southeastern Baptist (10/24/20) 5. Edward Waters 2-4 .333 9-7 .563 L2 Largest Rebounding Disadvantage 6. Philander Smith 2-4 .333 8-9 .471 W3 -22, Tougaloo vs. Dillard (1/12/21) 7. Tougaloo 0-6 .000 2-9 .182 L4 -22, Philander Smith at Talladega (1/14/21) 2 www.gcaconf.com | https://www.facebook.com/GCACInfo | Twitter: @GCACInfo | Instagram: gcacinfo 2020-21 Men's Basketball Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) Team Rankings Leaders (As Of 2/8/21) Individual Rankings Leaders (As Of 2/8/21) Category Team Value NAIA Category Player Team Value NAIA Points Per Game Dillard 87.00 20th Points Scored Talladega 1915 12th Points PG Rayshawn Mart Xavier (La.) 23.23 9th Points Allowed PG Talladega 62.91 3rd Points Scored Darryl Baker Talladega 309 N/A Points Allowed PG Xavier (La.) 63.15 4th Points Allowed Dillard 513 19th Field Goal % Da'Rell Domineck Dillard 0.684 8th Scoring Margin Talladega 20.23 6th Scoring Margin Dillard 13.71 17th 3PT FG % Jerrez Porter Rust 0.426 N/A Scoring Margin Xavier (La.) 13.46 18th Free Throw % Edward Waters 0.750 20th Free Throw % Darryl Baker Talladega 0.922 5th Field Goal Percentage Dillard 0.467 N/A Field Goal % Allowed Talladega 0.367 2nd 3PT PG Malik Amos Dillard 2.57 N/A Field Goal % Allowed Xavier (La.) 0.391 10th Field Goal % Allowed Philander Smith 0.404 19th 3PT Made Darryl Baker Talladega 44 N/A Three-Point FG % Edward Waters 0.416 6th Steals PG Rayshawn Mart Xavier (La.) 3.23 4th 3Pt FG % Allowed Talladega 0.270 3rd Rebounds PG Talladega 45.56 4th Steals PG Rayonte Childs Philander 2.33 19th Rebounds PG Dillard 45.14 7th Rebounds PG Allowed Talladega 29.48 5th Total Steals Rayshawn Mart Xavier (La.) 42 16th Total Rebounds Talladega 1048 3rd Off. Rebounds PG Talladega 16.26 2nd Reb PG Da'Rell Domineck Dillard 9.14 N/A Off. Rebounds PG Dillard 14.57 5th Def. Rebounds PG Dillard 30.57 N/A Total Rebounds Amir Yusuf Talladega 201 10th Rebound Margin Talladega 16.09 2nd Off. Reb PG Amir Yusuf Talladega 3.56 9th Rebound Margin Dillard 7.71 19th Blocks Per Game Xavier (La.) 4.77 11th Off. Reb PG Jeremiah August Dillard 3.43 13th Blocks Per Game Philander Smith 4.00 19th Total Blocks Philander Smith 68 N/A Def. Reb PG Da'Rell Domineck Dillard 6.00 N/A Assists Per Game Dillard 17.43 16th Total Assists Talladega 329 N/A Blocks PG Corey Dunning Xavier (La.) 2.31 7th Steals Per Game Xavier (La.) 12.00 3rd Steals Per Game Philander Smith 9.82 11th Total Blocks Corey Dunning Xavier (La.) 30 12th Steals Per Game Edward Waters 9.25 19th Total Steals Talladega 190 10th Assists PG Robert Thomas III EWC 5.75 9th Turnover Margin Xavier (La.) 8.69 1st Total Assists Robert Thomas III EWC 92 N/A Three-Pointers PG Edward Waters 8.81 N/A Three-Pointers Made Talladega 185 N/A Assist-TO Josh Green Edward Waters 3.80 14th Assist-Turnover Ratio Dillard 1.20 N/A Net Efficiency Talladega 0.269 5th Dbl-Dbls Yusuf / Mart / Johnson Dega / XULA / EWC 3 N/A Net Efficiency Dillard 0.184 17th Net Efficiency Xavier (La.) 0.163 19th Triple-Doubles N/A N/A N/A N/A Dillard University | Edward Waters College | Philander Smith College | Rust College | Talladega College | Tougaloo College | Xavier University of Louisiana 3 2020-21 Men's Basketball Gulf Coast Athletic Conference (GCAC) THE LAST TIME A TEAM ... 100+ Points Scored Made Zero Three-Pointers By GCAC ............................................Dillard (106) vs. Southeastern Baptist (2/8/21) By GCAC ...............................................Tougaloo (0-5) vs. Edward Waters (2/19/18) By Opponent ................................................Dillard (103) vs. Edward Waters (2/2/21) By Opponent ..........................................Tougaloo (0-5) vs. Edward Waters (2/19/18) 40+ Point Victory Attempted 30+ Three-Pointers By GCAC ..............................................Dillard (45) vs. Southeastern Baptist (2/8/21) By GCAC ..............................................Dillard (31) vs. Southeastern Baptist (2/8/21) By Opponent ......................................................... Tougaloo (41) vs. Dillard (2/23/19) By Opponent ..............................................Tougaloo (30) at Philander Smith (2/7/21) 30+ Point Victory Shot Over 60 Percent From Three-Point Range By GCAC ..............................................Dillard (45) vs. Southeastern Baptist (2/8/21) By GCAC .............................................. Edward Waters (66.7) at Voorhees (1/21/21) By Opponent ............................................ Philander Smith (35) vs.
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