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2020-21 DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL “HORNETS” (0-9; 0-4 MEAC North) vs. MORGAN STATE “Bears” (6-4; 2-2 MEAC North) Jan. 24, 2021 - 2:00 P.M. Baltimore, Md. (Hill Fieldhouse) Live Stream: FloHoops (MorganStateBears.com); Audio: HSRN.com Live Video: Flohoops (MorganStateBears.com) 2020-21 Schedule/Results Live Audio: HSRN.com Live Stats: MorganStateBears.com Twitter updates: Twitter.com/DSUHornets Nov. 25 at Wake Forest L, 51-111 Nov. 26 vs. Longwood Cancelled Delaware State Head Coach Eric Skeeters (Coppin State, ‘97): 11-60 at DSU and career (third season); 0-3 vs. Morgan State; 6-30 MEAC regular season; 2-2 MEAC Tournament Dec. 12 DELAWARE PPD Dec. 17 at Coastal Carolina L, 73-99 Dec. 20 at Georgia Tech L, 69-97 Dec. 23 at UNC-Wilmington L, 63-87 Delaware State is seeking its first win of the season. The Hornets are coming off two competitive losses to Dec. 30 MANHATTAN L, 59-65 MEAC North preseason favorite Norfolk State last weekend. The Spartans won the first game 87-76 and needed overtime to take the second contest 83-79. In the second meeting, Pinky Wiley (sr.) had career- Jan. 4 at Coppin State* L, 78-86 highs of 29 points, including his 1000th at DSU, and seven three-point field goals for the Hornets. Myles Jan. 5 at Coppin State * L, 77-81 Carter (sr.) added 17 points in the game for Delaware State. Carter is tops on the team and fifth in the MEAC Jan. 9 at Howard* PPD in scoring at 14.3 points per game. He has reached double-figures in scoring in the last five games and in Jan. 10 at Howard* PPD seven of his eight appearances this season. Carter has also proven to be a strong rebounder from the back Jan. 16 NORFOLK STATE* L, 76-87 court, leading the Hornets with a 4.8 per game average this season. In addition, he’s the top free throw Jan. 17 NORFOLK STATE* L, 79-83 ot shooter in the league with a .917 percentage (22-for-24). Wiley is second on the Hornets and eighth in the Jan. 24 at Morgan State 2:00 MEAC in scoring at 13.7 points per game. He is also seventh in the MEAC in assists at 3.6 per game.(32 Jan. 30 at Norfolk State* 4:30 total). Wiley has also hit at least one three-point field goal in 20 straight games dating back to the 2019-20 Jan. 31 at Norfolk State* 4:30 season. Newcomer Zach Kent (so.), a native of Magnolia, Del., and University of Tennessee transfer, is third Feb. 13 HOWARD* 1:00 on the Hornets in scoring at 10.1 ppg and leads the MEAC in blocks at 1.7 per game (12 total). Kent has four Feb. 14 HOWARD* 1:00 blocks in two of his seven games this season. Feb. 20 MORGAN STATE* 1:00 Feb. 21 MORGAN STATE* 1:00 Morgan State split two games against crosstown rival Coppin State in its last action. The Bears won the first Feb. 27 COPPIN STATE* 5:00 meeting 92-72 before dropping the second game 89-79. MSU features three of the MEAC’s to 11 scorers this Feb. 28 COPPIN STATE* 5:00 season. Troy Baxter (jr.) is the team leader and No. 2 in the league in scoring at 16.6 points per game. Malik Mar. 3 at Morgan State* TBA Miller is ninth in the MEAC with a 13.6 point per game average, highlighted by a 30-point performance in the Mar. 4 at Morgan State* TBA Bears’ last outing vs. Coppin State on Jan. 17. He’s also second in the conference in rebounding at 8.0 per game. De’Torrion Ware is the MEAC’s No. 11 scorer at 12.9 points per game. He scored a season-high 30 points at Norfolk State on Jan. 10. Series History (MSU leads 59-43) This is the first of four scheduled meetings between the Hornets and Bears this season. Morgan State has won the last three meetings to open up a 59-43 series lead. The Bears swept two games from the Hornets during the 2019-20 season, winning 81-68 at Delaware State and 90-80 in Baltimore, Md. In last season’s game at Morgan State, Wiley led the Hornets with 26 points on seven-for-13 shooting from the field, including 5-of-11 on three-point shots. He also knocked down seven-of-eight free throw attempts. DSU is looking to snap a two-game skid at Hill Field House since a 56-47 victory at Morgan State on Feb. 11, 2017. DELAWARE STATE PROBABLE STARTERS Hornets vs. Bears No. Player Pos Ht/Wt CL 2020-21 Key Stats Tape of the Tape (as of Jan. 22) 1 D’ Marco Baucum F 6-6 / 225 r-SO 4.3 ppg / 2.4 rpg (Has started eight games … scored career-high 19 pts on 8-10 FG vs. Coppin St. on Jan. 4) 10 Ronald Lucas F 6-6/190 JR 2.3 ppg / 3.3 rpg 24 Zach Kent C 6-10/230 SO 10.1 ppg / 3.4 rpg / 1.7 bpg (Transfer from Univ. of Tenn. … tops in MEAC in blocks pg .. scored career-best 15 pts. vs. UNCW 4 Pinky Wiley G 6-1/180 SR 13.7 ppg / 4.0 rpg / 3.6 apg / .805 FT% (2020-21 Preseason All-MEAC 3rd Team …1009 career pts. … career-hi 29 pts & 7 3ptFGs in last gm 32 Myles Carter G 6-1/175 SR 14.3 ppg/ 4.8 rpg / 22-24 FT (.914) (DSU’s top scorer (#5 MEAC) … double-figure pts in last 5 gms … No.1 MEAC FT shooter 2020-21 (9 gms) 2020-21 (11 gms) Scoring 69.4 ppg 80.5 ppg RESERVES Opp scoring 88.4 ppg 72.5 ppg 2 Omari Peek-Green G/F 6-6/ 210 SO 6.4 ppg /2.3 rpg/ .400 3pt.pt. % FG % .380 .447 (Had four three-pt FGs and 14 points in his season debut vs. Coastal Carolina in last outing) Opp FG% .474 .420 3 Martaz Robinson G 6-2 / 175 FR 7.1 pg / 4.0 rpg / 3.5 apg 3-pt. FGs 8.9 pg 9.3 pg 5 John “LJ” Stansbury G 6-3/195 JR Has yet to compete (inj.) 3-pt. % .329 .381 12 Dominik Fragala G 6-0 / 165 JR 8.4 ppg / 1.8 rpg / 15 3ptFGs FT% .708 .725 (Transfer from Niagara … prolific Virginia high school scorer & 3 pt. shooter) Rebounds 34.7 pg 38.3 pg 13 Fahim Jenneto F 6-7 / 230 JR 3.5 ppg /1.0 rpg Rebound Margin -8.3 pg +2.6 pg 15 Ameer Bennett F 6-8/225 SR 4.6 ppg / 3.4 rpg Assists 12.6 pg 16.7 pg 21 Chris Sodom C 7-3/230 JR 0.7 ppg / 2.3 rpg / 5 blocks (3 games) (Tied for 2020-21 MEAC high w/ 5 blocks vs. NSU in last outing… tallest player in team history) Turnovers 16.8 pg 15.2 pg 23 Shaft Clark F 6-6 /210 FR 2.2.ppg / 2.8 rpg Turnover Margin -2.7 pg +02.6 50 Christopher Smith F 6-8/220 FR 1.8 ppg/ 0.8 rpg Blocks 3.4 pg 3.6 pg Steals 5.7 pg 8.0 pg DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY 2020-21 MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER DSU QUICK FACTS No. Name POS HT WT Cl Hometown / Previous School General Information 1 D'Marco Baucum F 6-6 225 r-So. Washington, D.C. / St. Francis Academy Location Dover, Del. 19901__ 2 Omari Peek-Green G/F 6-6 210 So. Fairfield, OH / Dohn Community HS Founded 1891____________ 3 Martaz Robinson G 6-2 175 Fr. Owings Mills, Md. / New Town HS Enrollment 5,000___________ President Dr. Tony Allen 4 Pinky Wiley PG 5-11 175 Sr. Chesterfield, Va. / Chesterfield HS 5 John Stansbury G 6-3 195 Sr. New Castle, Del. / Hodgson Vo-Tech Director of Athletics Dr. D. Scott Gines_ Faculty Rep. Dr. Charlie Wilson__ 10 Ronald Lucas F 6-6 190 Jr. Baltimore, Md. / Reach Partnership Nickname Hornets___________ 12 Dominik Fragala G 6-0 165 r-Jr. Chantilly, Va. / Niagara Colors Columbia Blue & Red 13 Fahim Jenetto FC 6-7 230 Jr. Ajax, Ontario, Canada / Thornlea Secondary National Affiliation NCAA Division I____ 15 Ameer Bennett F 6-8 220 Sr. Richmond, Va. / St. Christopher's HS Conference MEAC____________ 21 Chris Sodom C 7-3 230 Jr. Washington, D.C. / Georgetown Univ. Home Court Memorial Hall______ Capacity 1,800_____________ 23 Shaft Clark G 6-3 200 Fr. Dover, Del. / Caesar Rodney HS Press Row Phone (302) 857-7112_____ 24 Zach Kent F/C 6-10 230 So. Magnolia, Del. / Tennessee 32 Myles Carter G 6-1 170 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. / Palumbo HS History 50 Christopher Smith F 6-8 220 Fr. Upper Marlboro, Md. / Riverdale Baptist First year of Basketball 1949 All-Time Record 750-1063 ALPHABETICAL All -Time MEAC Record 317-395 No. Name POS HT WT Cl Hometown / Previous School Regular season Titles Three 1 D'Marco Baucum F 6-6 225 r-So. Washington, D.C. / St. Francis Academy 2004-05, ‘05-’06, ‘06-07 15 Ameer Bennett F 6-8 220 Sr. Richmond, Va. / St. Christopher's HS MEAC Tourney Record 22-44 32 Myles Carter G 6-1 170 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa.
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  • Homecoming 2010

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    MSU ALUMNI HOUSE Contents Baltimore, Maryland Homecoming 2010 . 1 President’s Message . 2 In the News . 4 Alumni on the Move . 6 Chapter & Class News . 7 Life Members 2010 . 8 Necrology . 9 The Alumni Calendar . 10 Football Schedule . 11 ALUMNI•NEWS Fall 2010 Homecoming 2010 “FUELED FOR THE CHALLENGE” s Homecoming just tie to this year’s oppo - about “The Game”? nent, Delaware State. He Of course not, says and the Hornets’ coach, Morgan Athletic Al Lavan, were roommates IDirector, Floyd Kerr. at Colorado State “Homecoming is a University, where Lavan great time to showcase the played football and Kerr University and its achieve - played basketball. The ments for the alumni and two remain friends. to encourage their contin - Kerr recently com - ued support,” Kerr says. pleted his fifth year as “And this year, with the Morgan’s A.D. He says he’s inauguration of our new pleased with the progress President taking place dur - the Athletic Department ing Homecoming, there has made. will be even more activities “When I came on that alumni and others will board, we implemented a want to attend.” strategic plan to basically Of course, that’s not take the program to the to say Kerr, always a plan - next level,” he says. “The ner, wasn’t focused on this objectives of that plan year’s football season were to recapture our when we talked with him competitive edge, particu - in June. larly in football and men’s “Forty members of the team have signed up for which has a very strong program. And then the next and women’s basketball; to control spending and summer school and/or to work out over the sum - week we’re going to Fargo, N.D., to play a good reduce our budget deficit; to make sure Morgan mer,” Kerr reports.