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Team ` MEAC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Hm Rd Neu Last 10 Streak Savannah State 10-1 .909 98.4 90.4 13-13 .500 86.5 94.5 9-2 3-10 1-1 9-1 W 9 North Carolina A&T 8-3 .727 76.1 72.6 15-11 .577 75.8 74.9 10-0 4-10 1-1 7-3 L 2 Bethune-Cookman 7-3 .700 83.7 77.1 14-12 .538 79.6 78.1 9-2 4-10 1-0 7-3 W 2 Hampton 8-4 .667 83.6 76.0 13-14 .481 79.2 76.0 8-3 4-10 1-1 7-3 W 4 Norfolk State 7-4 .636 76.2 71.4 9-17 .346 72.0 74.2 6-5 3-11 0-1 6-4 W 1 N.C. Central 6-4 .600 69.0 67.5 12-13 .480 72.9 70.5 9-2 3-11 0-0 5-5 L 3 Morgan State 6-6 .500 76.2 72.2 10-15 .400 71.9 74.5 7-1 3-14 0-0 4-6 W 1 South Carolina State 5-6 .455 75.1 79.7 9-17 .346 72.7 83.6 7-4 2-13 0-0 5-5 W 1 Howard 5-6 .455 82.6 84.3 8-19 .296 73.7 80.6 6-2 1-16 1-1 5-5 W 1 Coppin State 5-7 .417 69.2 72.7 5-22 .185 60.5 74.8 4-4 1-18 0-0 5-5 L 1 Florida A&M 4-8 .333 75.4 80.2 5-23 .179 67.2 79.6 4-3 1-20 0-0 3-7 L 1 Md. Eastern Shore 2-10 .167 69.2 77.2 6-21 .222 62.4 78.5 5-4 0-16 1-1 1-9 L 2 Delaware State 0-11 .000 64.9 77.1 2-24 .077 62.8 78.8 2-8 0-16 0-0 0-10 L 20 Saturday, September 29
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS THIS WEEK’S GAMES WEEKLY HONORS
Thursday, February 8 Saturday, February 17 PLAYER OF THE WEEK Hampton 95, Howard 81 Bethune-Cookman at Coppin State 4 p.m. Alante Fenner, G, Savannah State Florida A&M at Delaware State 4 p.m. Fenner had an explosive weekend for the MEAC-leading Tigers as he av- Saturday, February 10 North Carolina A&T at Howard 4 p.m. eraged 31.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and two steals. He opened the week- Savannah State 97, Morgan State 94 Maryland-Eastern Shore at North Carolina Central 4 p.m. Hampton 82, Norfolk State 52 South Carolina State at Hampton 6 p.m. end with a SSU Division I school single game record of 46 points while Bethune-Cookman 87, Md. Eastern Shore 67 Savannah State at Norfolk State 6:30 p.m. grabbing seven rebounds in a win over Morgan State. Against North South Carolina State 90, North Carolina A&T 85 Carolina A&T State on Monday night, Fenner scored 17 points with two Florida A&M 65, North Carolina Central 56 Monday, February 19 steals as the win over the Aggies gave the Tigers a two-game lead in the Howard at North Carolina Central 7 p.m. MEAC standings. Fenner was near-perfect from the free throw line as he Monday, February 12 Savannah State at Hampton 7 p.m. Savannah State 108, North Carolina A&T 106 Bethune-Cookman at Morgan State 7:30 p.m. nailed 24-of-27 free throws for an average of 88.9 percent. Howard 84, Maryland Eastern Shore 56 Coppin State at Delaware State 7:30 p.m. Morgan State 74, Florida A&M 48 Maryland-Eastern Shore at North Carolina A&T 7:30 p.m. ROOKIE OF THE WEEK Hampton 82, Coppin State 79 South Carolina State at Norfolk State 8 p.m. R.J. Cole, G, Howard Bethune-Cookman 99, N.C. Central 81 Cole averaged 27 points, six assists, 4.5 rebounds and two steals as the Norfolk State 93, Delaware State 58 Bison finished with a 1-1 mark. He secured his fifth 30-point performance on Monday at Morgan State while scoring 24 points to go along with eight assists and five rebounds in Saturday’s win over Florida A&M.
Miryne Thomas, F, Maryland Eastern Shore Thomas nearly averaged a double-double with 19.5 points and 9.5 re- bounds in the past two contests for Maryland Eastern Shore. He scored 21 points with eight rebounds at Bethune-Cookman while scoring 18 points with 11 rebounds at Howard.
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Shawntrez Davis, F, Bethune-Cookman Davis averaged nine rebounds and 2.5 blocks as the Wildcats finished with a 2-0 mark. Versus Maryland Eastern Shore, Davis grabbed 11 re- bounds with a blocked shot and returned to the court on Monday with a nine-rebound, four-block performance versus North Carolina Central.
Jahir Cabeza, F, Savannah State Cabeza led the MEAC with eight total blocks in two games while averag- ing 5.5 rebounds. In Saturday’s win over Morgan State, Cabeza swatted six shots along with six rebounds and three steals while blocking a pair of shots and five rebounds in Monday’s win over North Carolina A&T State.
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Bethune-Cookman MEAC Overview Annual Awards Nolan Alexander The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and www. The MEAC will name first, second and third all-conference [email protected] MEACsports.com offers authorized media immediate teams, league player of the year, defensive player, rookie (386) 481-2206 access to original, up-to-date information from the MEAC and coach of the year. and its member institutions. The awards will be announced in early March prior to the Coppin State 2018 MEAC Basketball Tournament. Steven Kramer [email protected] About The MEAC MEAC Press Row Numbers (410) 951-3729 The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) begins its BETHUNE-COOKMAN (386) 481-2299 Delaware State 48th year of intercollegiate competition heading into the COPPIN STATE (410) 951-4269 Dennis Jones 2017-18 academic school year. Located in Norfolk, Va., DELAWARE STATE (302) 730-5236 [email protected] the MEAC is made up of 13 outstanding historically black FLORIDA A&M (850) 412-5963 (302) 857-6068 institutions across the Atlantic coastline: Bethune-Cookman HAMPTON (757) 728-6842 University, Coppin State University, Delaware State Univer- Florida A&M HOWARD (202) 806-7159 Alvin Hollins sity, Florida A&M University, Hampton University, Howard MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE (410) 651-8903 [email protected] University, University of Maryland Eastern Shore, Morgan MORGAN STATE (443) 885-4018 (850) 599-3736 State University, Norfolk State University, North Carolina NORFOLK STATE (757) 823-8195 A&T State University, North Carolina Central University, Sa- NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE (336) 334-7405 Hampton vannah State University and South Carolina State University. NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (919) 536-7241 Jim Heath The MEAC sponsors 16 Division I (FCS) sports with auto- [email protected] SAVANNAH STATE (912) 358-3469 (757) 727-5757 matic qualifying bids for NCAA postseason competition in SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (803) 536-8653 baseball, bowling, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s Howard and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, Derek Bryant men’s and women’s track and field, softball, volleyball and [email protected] men’s golf. (202) 806-7184 Maryland Eastern Shore Social Media Shawn Yonker Fans and media members are invited to follow the latest [email protected] Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference men’s basketball news (410) 651-6289 through social media. The MEAC Twitter feed may be ac- Morgan State cessed @MEACSports and the conference’s official Leonard Haynes IV Facebook page is available @MEACSports. The MEAC’s [email protected] Instagram handle is @MEACSports. (443) 885-3831
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MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 2 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK Topsy Turvy All-Time Marks Sophomore Sensation Morgan State was picked to win it all entering With the exception of Florida A&M, every team Howard’s Charles Williams enters with the season but after the halfway point, the Bears’ in the MEAC has won a regular season title since high expectations as he’s coming off a freshman chances are slim due to the fact that they’re five its inception. Every team with the exception of campaign that saw him average 15.6 points per games behind leader Savannah State. Savannah State, Bethune-Cookman and Mary- game. Williams is back to form as he’s averaging At this point in the standings, only one team land Eastern Shore has participated in the NCAA 20 points per game this season. that was picked in the top five of the preseason Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. The 2016-17 MEAC Rookie of the Year is the poll remains in the top five (Norfolk State). North Carolina A&T State has 11 regular sea- top rookie back from last season’s all-rookie Second-place North Carolina A&T State was son titles followed by 10 from Coppin State and team which returns four of its five members. picked 13th while leader Savannah State was seven from South Carolina State. picked fifth. Bethune-Cookman, which is in sec- Is It The Water? ond, was picked ninth while North Carolina Cen- Non-Conference Report While the MEAC spans seven states and tral and N.C. Central were picked second and Last season, the MEAC finished 42-129 (.246 Washington, D.C., one area in particular has be- third, respectively. NCAT is a half-game ahead pct.) versus non-conference opponents. They come fertile recruiting ground for the conference of BCU while Hampton is a half-game ahead of were a perfect 10 versus NAIA programs, 7-1 as several of the MEAC’s top scorers hail from Norfolk State. NCCU is a half-game behind Nor- against NCAA Division II opponents and 5-0 this area. folk State. against NCAA Division III opponents. The MEAC The Hampton Roads and Richmond, Va. area
picked up major college wins against teams has proven to be a productive area as three of Shift In Firepower from the Big East, Pac 12 and SEC. the top 15 scorers in the MEAC from last sea- Last season, the MEAC returned a plethora of son are from the area in Brandon Tabb of scorers from the previous season as four of the Have To Go Through Norfolk State Bethune-Cookman (Hampton), Charles Wil- top 10 scorers from 2015-16 returned for the The Norfolk State Spartans are the model of liams (Howard/Richmond), Jermaine Mar- 2016-17 campaign. consistency for the MEAC as the Spartans have row (Hampton/Newport News). The 2017-18 campaign started out with more posted 19 consecutive seasons with a .500 or firepower as five of last year’s top 10 scorers better conference record in its Division I era. Threes Please return led by Morgan State’s Tiwian Kind- The Spartans also continued their streak of fin- The MEAC is an exciting place to watch the ley (21 ppg), Bethune-Cookman’s Brandon ishing no worse than tied for third each of the long ball. Tabb (17.8 ppg), Morgan State’s Phillip last six years, the only program in the league to Howard’s RJ Cole leads the way with 91 Carr (16.6 ppg), Savannah State’s Dexter do so. NSU is just one of 14 schools in the nation treys followed by Donte Wright of South McClanahan (16.4 ppg) and Florida A&M’s to finish in the top 3 in the league standings each Carolina State (79) and Lamar Morgan Desmond Williams (16.2 ppg). of the last six years. (79) of Coppin State. Brandon Tabb of Of the current top 10, Tabb, McClanahan and NSU also boasts the lone active MEAC NBA Bethune-Cookman follows with 77. Williams are the only returnees from last year player in Kyle O’Quinn as he plays for the As a team, Savannah State leads the way with who are back in the scoring mix. Kendley would New York Knicks. 319 three-pointers made and 1,048 three-point lead the league with his 25 points per game After a slow start and with the tournament ap- attempts. scoring average but has not played in 75 percent proaching, the Spartans are back in the mix as of his team’s games. they’re in fifth but only 1.5 games out of second Welcome To The MEAC place. The MEAC features a trio of new head coach- Something About Hampton es as Juan Dixon takes over at Coppin State If a coach wants to jump start a career, its best Darkhorse while Robert McCullum assumes the to swing by Hampton University as three coach- Hampton enters this season somewhat un- reigns at Florida A&M. Ryan Ridder assumes es in the MEAC have either served or are serving der the radar despite returning an experienced command of the Wildcat basketball program in as a head coach for the Pirates. squad and one of the MEAC’s most exciting Bethune-Cookman. Out of the trio, Ridder has Maryland Eastern Shore’s Bobby Collins sophomores in Jermaine Marrow. had the most success early on as BCU is a half- coached there from 2002-06 while Howard’s The Pirates finished third last season under cur- game out of second place. Kevin Nickelberry began his career there in rent coach Ed Joyner, Jr. and have finished 2006 and coached there until 2009 before giving no less than sixth since 2011-12. way to current coach Ed Joyner, Jr. The Pirates once again are going to have some say in the outcome of the MEAC race as they’ve won five of the past six games.
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 3 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK Cole-Blooded Freshmen MEAC vs. NON-CONFERENCE Howard freshman R.J. Cole arrived to the How- America East 0-5 ard campus with an abundance of fanfare from high American 2-9 Atlantic Coast 0-12 school and has lived up to the hype so far as he’s Atlantic 10 0-8 averaging 23.7 points after 27 games and an 11- Atlantic Sun 4-2 time MEAC Rookie of the Week. Big East 0-7 Big Ten 0-8 While Cole has come on strong, fellow freshman Big 12 0-6 Miryne Thomas of Maryland Eastern Shore Big Sky 1-0 (11.6 ppg) and NCCU’s Reginald Gardner, Big South 1-7 Players of the Week Big West 1-0 Colonial Athletic 1-6 The MEAC will name players of the week each Tuesday Jr.’s 11.4 points per game ranks second and third Conference USA 0-6 morning throughout the regular season in the following amongst freshmen followed by Horizon League 0-4 categories: player, rookie and defensive player. Nomi- Independent 0-0 nees are submitted to the conference office by the insti- Surprise, Surprise Ivy League 0-3 tutions sports information offices. Winners will be made Metro Atlantic 0-4 available via e-mail and the conference website by Tues- After winning four games in 2016-17, North Car- Mid-American 0-5 Missouri Valley 0-5 day afternoon. olina A&T State has surpassed its output from the Mountain West 0-1 previous season as the Aggies are 15-9 with two Northeast 0-5 non-conference road wins at Jacksonville and East Ohio Valley 2-6 PLAYER OF THE WEEK Pac 12 0-3 WEEK 1 Femi Olujobi ncat Carolina. The Aggies are 15-11 overall and second Patriot 1-2 WEEK 2 Femi Olujobi ncat in the MEAC with an 8-3 mark. Southeastern 0-3 WEEK 3 Femi Olujobi/Jermaine Marrow ncat/hamp Southern 1-4 Savannah State has emerged as a darkhorse in the Southland 2-2 WEEK 4 charles Williams howard SWAC 4-1 WEEK 5 marcus Barham Florida A&M MEAC standings with a 10-1 mark. The Tigers have Summit 0-2 WEEK 6 rj Cole/James Richardson howard/SC State opened up a two-game lead over North Carolina Sun Belt 1-6 WEEK 7 rj Cole Howard A&T State. WAC 0-6 WEEK 8 tiwian Kendley/Kyle Williams morgan/Norfolk West Coast 0-3 WEEK 9 tiwian Kendley morgan State NCAA Division II 5-0 WEEK 10 alante Fenner savannah State Double Trouble NCAA Division III 3-1 NAIA 5-0 WEEK 11 dexter McClanahan savannah State Morgan State’s Phillip Carr leads the MEAC ACAA 1-0 WEEK 12 rj Cole/Jermaine Marrow howard/HAMP with 13 double-doubles on the season while BCU’s NCCAA 2-0 WEEK 13 shawntrez Davis bethune-Cookman Shawntrez Davis and Soufiyane Diakite USCAA 7-0 WEEK 14 alante Fenner savannah State Totals 44-142 (.237) follows with 11 and nine, respectively. North Car- ROOKIE OF THE WEEK olina Central’s Raasean Davis has eight dou- WEEK 1 rj cole howard ble-doubles on the season. WEEK 2 Kameron Langley ncat WEEK 3 Femi Olujobi ncat It’s Early But.... WEEK 4 rj Cole howard Inside Play Even though its early, this year’s MEAC WEEK 5 rj Cole howard Based on the returns from this year’s play, the WEEK 6 rj Cole howard race has the potential to come down to the WEEK 7 rj Cole howard MEAC looks to have solid inside play in addition to final buzzer in early March. In the first week WEEK 8 rj Cole howard its consistent guard play with three players averag- alone, nine of the first 15 games played in WEEK 9 rj Cole howard ing eight or more rebounds. the MEAC have been decided by six points WEEK 10 rj Cole howard Morgan State’s Philip Carr and Bethune-Cook- WEEK 11 rj Cole howard or less. In week two, five of the 12 games WEEK 12 marquis Collins delaware State man’s Soufiyane Diakite and rank 1-2 with 9.7 played that weekend were decided by six WEEK 13 rj Cole howard and 9.3 rebounds per game, respectively. Fellow points or less. Week three featured anoth- WEEK 14 rj Cole/Miryne Thomas howard/MDES BCU teammate Shawntrez Davis follows with er close bout of games with seven games 8.8 rebounds. decided by six or less points while week DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK North Carolina Central’s Raasean Davis ranks WEEK 1 preston Bungei Norfolk state four had four games decided by the afore- WEEK 2 shawntrez Davis bethune-Cookman third nationally in field goal percentage with a 69.4 mentioned span. Week five had four games WEEK 3 laPri McCray-Pace morgan State percent clip. Brandon Tabb of BCU ranks 3nd decided by five points or less while week six WEEK 4 zion Cousins howard with a 93.2 percent free throw average. had four games. WEEK 5 trevond Barnes hampton Howard’s RJ Cole stands first in total field goal WEEK 6 isaiah Martin Florida A&M WEEK 7 phillip Carr morgan State attempts (504, sixth with 23.7 points per game, WEEK 8 phillip Carr morgan State 17th in total assists with 159, first in total minutes WEEK 9 phillip Carr/Soufiyane Diakite morgan/BCU and 12th in free throws made (134). WEEK 10 Malique Trent-Street/Soufiyane Diakite hampton/BCU Charles Williams of Howard ranks seventh in WEEK 11 raasean Davis n.C. Central WEEK 12 damani applewhite s.c. state total field goals made with 206 and seventh in total WEEK 13 pablo Rivas n.C. Central field goal attempts (460). WEEK 14 shawntrez Davis/Jahir Cabeza bcu/SSU
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 4 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK Oh So Close In Our Prayers Did You Know? Howard University has been on the rough end South Carolina State suffered an unfortunate of the ledger in MEAC play as the Bison have setback on Dec. 2 when guard Ty Solomon •The MEAC was founded in 1970 kicking off its lost four games by eight points or less, including collapsed at North Carolina State. Solomon was first season of competition in football in 1971. consecutive overtime games. The Bison finally released from the hospital several days later and •On June 8, 1980, the MEAC was classified as a stepped into the winner’s column in typical Bi- visited the team the same day he was released. Division I conference by the NCAA; prior to that son fashion with a pair of overtime wins over year, the conference had operated on the Division North Carolina A&T State and North Carolina 2018 ESPN TV Schedule II level. Central on the weekend of Jan. 20. Howard has Four regular season games and 23 tournament played five overtime games as of Feb. 12. •The MEAC has enjoyed tremendous athletic games on the ESPN family of networks high- success over the years. In 2008, Maryland East- Maryland Eastern Shore has also struggled lights the 2018 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference ern Shore defeated Arkansas State 4-2 to win the towards the end as the Hawks have lost seven men’s basketball TV schedule. NCAA Women’s Bowling National Championship, league games by a combined 39 points. The schedule tipped off on Monday, Feb. 5 as a first for both the conference and the institution. With the victory, Lady Hawks head coach Sha- Coppin State has quietly emerged after a slow defending MEAC regular season and tournament start with wins in four of the past seven games. ron Brummell became the first female head North Carolina Central hosts Hampton for a 7 coach to win an NCAA bowling title. The Lady p.m. start. Despite losing the core of last year’s Hawks repeated the feat in 2011, winning the Over, Over and Over team to graduation, the Eagles look to have off- school’s second NCAA bowling title; during that MEAC fans have received plenty of free action set the departures with solid play in non-confer- same season, MDES won the United States Bowl- ing Congress (USBC) Intercollegiate Team Cham- this season with a total of 17 overtime games ence action. The second week of action features pionship (ITC), becoming the first team to win two in conference contests. Howard leads the way Delaware State at 2016-17 MEAC regular sea- national championships in the same year. Eastern with five OT games. son and tournament runner-up Norfolk State on Shore won its third NCAA title in 2012. Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. North Carolina Central is back on the tubes •In the annual NCAA men’s basketball tourna- We Can Score & Share Also ment, the No. 15 seed has defeated the No. 2 A pair of high scorers in the MEAC also have once again two weeks later as they’ll welcome seed a total of seven times. The MEAC has three done a solid job of distributing the ball as How- Howard to Durham, N.C. on Feb. 19. The final of those wins in Coppin State (1997), Hampton ard’s R.J. Cole leads the MEAC with 5.9 ESPNU regular season contest tips off on Mon- (2001) and Norfolk State (2015). assists per game along with Hampton’s Jer- day, Feb. 26 as Norfolk State travels to Howard. The entire 2018 MEAC Tournament (men’s & •In 2003, Florida A&M became the first MEAC maine Marrow (5.6). North Carolina Cen- school to win a volleyball match in the NCAA tral’s Jordan Perkins and North Carolina women’s) will be shown live on ESPN3. In addi- Championships with a first-round victory over A&T State’s Kameron Langley are tied for tion to the ESPN3 broadcast, the men’s champi- Winthrop. In 2004, the Lady Rattlers became the third with 4.9 assists. Bethune-Cookman’s Ma- onship game will broadcast live on ESPN2 at 1 first HBCU to rank in the Top 25 of the American lik Maitland is fifth with 4.7 while Maryland p.m. on Saturday, March 11 while the women’s Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) national poll. Eastern Shore’s Logan McIntosh ranks contest will rebroadcast on ESPNU at 12 p.m. on sixth (4.6). Sunday, March 12. •In 2015, the MEAC combined with the South- western Athletic Conference (SWAC) for the Cel- Return With a Vengeance ebration Bowl in Atlanta, Ga. The MEAC leads the bowl 2-1. Morgan State’s Tiwian Kendley has re- turned to the court with a vengeance as he’s av- •The MEAC has showcased over 30 athletes in eraging 25.8 points in 14 games played. He has the Olympics over the years, and 13 of them have scored 30-plus points during a four-game span earned medals during the Summer Games. this season. • In softball, Bethune-Cookman earned the ME- AC’s first-ever at-large bid to the NCAA Softball Don’t Count Them Out Championship in 2005. The Lady Wildcats de- Last year’s MEAC runner-up Norfolk State had feated Florida, Central Florida and South Florida to make adjustments on the fly entering the start in the Florida Regional to become the first MEAC program to win an NCAA Division I Softball Re- of the 2017-18 campaign. The Spartans best gional. Bethune-Cookman ended the 2005 season two returnees in point guard Zaynah Rob- with the conference’s first-ever national ranking, inson and forward Jordan Butler are red- reaching No. 18 in the season’s final NFCA/USA shirting coupled with the loss of their top scorer Today Coaches poll and No. 23 in the USA Soft- due to graduation. ball/ESPN.com poll.
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 5 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK MEAC vs. Non-Conference Opponents America East (0-5) 12/30...... Norfolk State 74, Stony Brook 68 12/12 ...... Maryland Balt. Co. 81, Coppin State 74 Conference USA (0-6) Sun Belt (1-6) 12/8 ...... Boston University 90, Bethune-Cookman 87 12/22...... Old Dominion 61, Norfolk State 50 12/20...... Hampton 86, Appalachian State 53 12/6 ...... Maryland Balt. Co. 81, Delaware State 60 12/21...... UTEP 69, Howard 56 12/9 ...... Georgia Southern 102, Savannah State 91 11/10...... Binghamton 76, Morgan State 59 12/2 ...... Florida Atlantic 93, Bethune-Cookman 75 12/6 ...... Coastal Carolina 85, Hampton 81 11/27...... Old Dominion 83, Md. Eastern Shore 44 11/27...... Troy 95, Delaware State 64 American (2-9) 11/22...... Marshall 92, N.C. Central 84 11/26...... Arkansas-Little Rock 70, Norfolk State 55 12/21...... Central Florida 89, South Carolina State 64 11/16...... North Texas 90, Bethune-Cookman 78 11/20...... Arkansas State 92, Howard 78 12/14 ...... South Florida 83, Bethune-Cookman 63 11/17...... Louisiana 115, Savannah State 82 12/9 ...... UConn 72, Coppin State 59 Horizon League (0-4) 12/2 ...... East Carolina 63, Delaware State 57 11/24...... Green Bay 57, Florida A&M 50 Western Athletic (0-6) 11/28 ...... Wichita State 112, Savannah State 66 11/17...... Cleveland State 80, Coppin State 56 12/30...... UT Rio Grande Valley 80, Hampton 69 11/26...... North Carolina A&T 87, East Carolina 81 11/16...... Illinois Chicago 95, Delaware State 55 12/27...... Grand Canyon 100, Morgan State 74 11/22...... South Florida 75, Howard 52 11/10...... Illinois Chicago 65, N.C. Central 55 12/11...... Grand Canyon 64, N.C. Central 59 11/16...... Cincinnati 97, Coppin State 54 11/20...... Grand Canyon 85, Norfolk State 60 11/13...... Morgan State 63, South Florida 53 Independent (0-0) 11/13...... UT Rio Grande Valley 92, Bethune-Cookman 74 11/12...... East Carolina 76, Coppin State 50 11/10...... Grand Canyon 67, Florida A&M 51 11/10...... Cincinnati 107, Savannah State 77 Ivy League (0-3) 12/27...... Penn 105, Delaware State 52 West Coast (0-3) Atlantic Coast (0-12) 11/14...... Yale 86, South Carolina State 54 12/29...... Hawai’i 84, Howard 59 12/28...... Virginia Tech 76, North Carolina A&T 59 12/4 ...... Penn 81, Howard 68 11/18...... San Diego 71, Norfolk State 62 12/27...... Georgia Tech 76, Coppin State 62 11/14...... Gonzaga 106, Howard 69 12/22...... Virginia 82, Hampton 48 Metro Atlantic (0-4) 12/19...... Virginia 78, Savannah State 47 12/16 ...... Niagara 85, Norfolk State 82 NCAA Division II (5-0) 12/19...... Pittsburgh 74, Delaware State 68 12/09 ...... Manhattan 80, Morgan State 66 11/27...... Hampton 72, Saint Leo 56 12/17 ...... Georgia Tech 79, Florida A&M 54 11/24...... Rider 94, Hampton 80 11/25...... Delaware State 68, Georgian Court 55 12/10...... Virginia Tech 93, Md. Eastern Shore 40 11/10...... Rider 90, Hampton 75 11/21...... Morgan State 82, Goldy Beacom 67 12/2 ...... North Carolina State 103, South Carolina State 71 11/20...... Florida A&M 77, Albany State 59 11/19...... Georgia Tech 65, Bethune-Cookman 62 Mid American (0-5) 11/16...... Morgan State 72, Lincoln (Pa.) 60 MEAC vs. NON-CONFERENCE 11/16...... Miami 90, Florida A&M 59 12/29...... Ball State 75, Florida A&M 54 11/12...... Clemson 87, North Carolina A&T 63 12/2 ...... Bowling Green 92, Norfolk State 77 NCAA Division III (3-1) America East 0-5 11/12...... Boston College 91, South Carolina State 52 12/1 ...... Ohio 80, Coppin State 37 12/7 ...... South Carolina State 93, Brevard 65 11/29 ...... Kent State 79, Norfolk State 70 11/13...... Lynchburg 83, Norfolk State 80 American 2-9 Atlantic 10 (0-8) 11/18...... Eastern Michigan 76, Howard 66 11/10...... Delaware State 71, Cairn 50 Atlantic Coast 0-12 12/21...... Fordham 79, Florida A&M 69 11/10...... North Carolina A&T 104, Greensboro College 80 12/17 ...... Duquesne 74, North Carolina A&T 58 Missouri Valley (0-5) Atlantic 10 0-8 12/9 ...... Duquesne 97, Delaware State 48 12/22...... Drake 81, Md. Eastern Shore 57 ACAA (1-0) Atlantic Sun 3-2 12/9 ...... George Mason 77, N.C. Central 65 12/19...... Southern Illinois 102, North Carolina A&T 64 11/10...... Md. Eastern Shore 95, Valley Forge 69 Big East 0-7 11/29 ...... George Washington 73, Morgan State 66 12/9 ...... Loyola Chicago 80, Norfolk State 52 11/20...... St. Bonaventure 96, Md. Eastern Shore 48 12/8 ...... Missouri State 88, Hampton 75 NAIA (6-0) Big Ten 0-8 11/18...... George Washington 65, Hampton 57 11/13...... Evansville 68, N.C. Central 55 12/30...... N.C. Central 75, Saint Andrews 55 Big 12 0-6 11/10...... George Washington 84, Howard 75 12/14...... Howard 76, Washington Adventist 65 Mountain West (0-1) 11/28 ...... South Carolina State 100, Morris College 91 Big Sky 1-0 Atlantic Sun (4-2) 11/11...... UNLV 108, Florida A&M 66 11/25...... Bethune-Cookman 95, Florida College 67 Big South 1-7 1/15...... Bethune-Cookman 74, Stetson 62 11/15 ...... Savannah State 114, Middle Georgia State 80 Big West 1-0 12/16 ...... South Carolina State 83, Jacksonville 74 Northeast (0-5) 11/12...... Hampton 85, Bluefield College 68 12/16 ...... Kennesaw State 81, Bethune-Cookman 74 12/22...... Mount St. Mary’s 66, Coppin State 53 Colonial Athletic 1-6 12/11...... North Florida 101, Florida A&M 89 11/30 ...... Central Connecticut 72, North Carolina A&T 59 NCCAA (2-0) Conference USA 0-6 11/30 ...... Bethune-Cookman 77, Jacksonville 66 11/27...... Morgan State 69, Mount St. Mary’s 63 11/30 ...... Savannah State 98, Carver College 60 11/18...... North Carolina A&T 90, Jacksonville 82 11/24...... Robert Morris 75, Norfolk State 53 11/10...... Bethune-Cookman 108, Johnson University 66 Horizon League 0-4 11/21...... Central Connecticut 74, Coppin State 71 Independent 0-0 USCAA (7-0) Ivy League 0-3 Big East (0-7) Ohio Valley (2-6) 12/31...... Md. Eastern Shore 74, Central Penn 69 12/15 ...... Creighton 87, Md. Eastern Shore 36 12/18 ...... Jacksonville State 62, Howard 60 12/14 ...... Norfolk State 112, Mid-Atlantic Christi 34 Metro Atlantic 0-4 12/9 ...... Georgetown 83, North Carolina A&T 74 12/18 ...... Eastern Kentucky 83, Norfolk State 66 11/30 ...... Howard 81, Central Penn 64 Mid-American 0-5 12/7 ...... Georgetown 81, Howard 67 12/15...... North Carolina A&T 64, Tennessee State 54 11/30 ...... N.C. Central 116, Christendom 38 Missouri Valley 0-5 12/03 ...... Georgetown 76, Coppin State 60 12/2 ...... Southeast Missouri 86, N.C. Central 77 11/29 ...... Hampton 117, Mid-Atlantic Christi 54 11/20...... Xavier 96, Hampton 60 11/26...... N.C. Central 77, Southeast Missouri 70 11/21...... North Carolina A&T 115, Mid-Atlantic Christi 76 Mountain West 0-1 11/18...... Georgetown 83, Md. Eastern Shore 57 11/25...... Tennessee Tech 90, Md. Eastern Shore 60 11/17...... N.C. Central 101, Warren Wilson 76 Northeast 0-5 11/13...... DePaul 81, Delaware State 57 11/20...... Jacksonville State 86, Savannah State 71 11/15...... UT Martin 74, N.C. Central 57 Ohio Valley 2-6 Big Ten (0-8) Pac 12 0-3 12/31...... Michigan State 108, Savannah State 52 PAC-12 (0-3) 12/30...... Penn State 88, Coppin State 43 12/22...... Washington State 86, Bethune-Cookman 58 Patriot 1-2 12/22...... Nebraska 85, Delaware State 68 12/19...... Washington 106, Bethune-Cookman 55 Southeastern 0-3 11/24...... Illinois 86, N.C. Central 73 11/17...... UCLA 96, South Carolina State 68 Southern 1-4 11/19...... Rutgers 64, Coppin State 39 11/10...... Oregon 70, Coppin State 54 11/12...... Indiana 86, Howard 77 Southland 2-2 11/12...... Maryland 96, Md. Eastern Shore 43 Patriot League (1-2) SWAC 4-1 11/10...... Wisconsin 85, South Carolina State 50 12/6 ...... Navy 70, Coppin State 53 12/2 ...... Md. Eastern Shore 74, American 70 Summit 0-2 Big 12 (0-6) 12/03 ...... Navy 66, Morgan State 59 Sun Belt 1-6 12/17...... West Virginia 77, Coppin State 38 WAC 0-6 12/17...... Iowa State 55, Md. Eastern Shore 49 Southeastern (0-3) 12/17 ...... Baylor 118, Savannah State 86 12/13 ...... Texas A&M 113, Savannah State 66 West Coast 0-3 11/29 ...... Texas 82, Florida A&M 58 11/18...... Mississippi State 79, Florida A&M 48 NCAA Division II 5-0 11/25...... Texas Tech 103, Savannah State 69 11/10...... Auburn 102, Norfolk State 74 11/18...... West Virginia 111, Morgan State 48 NCAA Division III 3-1 Southern (1-4) NAIA 5-0 Big Sky (1-0) 12/9 ...... Mercer 82, Florida A&M 64 ACAA 1-0 11/23...... Hampton 76, Northern Arizona 66 12/9 ...... Furman 101, South Carolina State 72 11/20...... East Tennessee State 81, Delaware State 57 NCCAA 2-0 Big South (1-7) 11/15...... North Carolina A&T 92, The Citadel 73 USCAA 7-0 12/22...... Radford 66, North Carolina A&T 60 11/13...... East Tennessee State 76, Savannah State 61 12/17 ...... Gardner-Webb 80, Hampton 79 Totals 43-142 (.232) 12/12...... South Carolina State 91, Charleston Southern 88 Southland (2-2) 12/8 ...... Liberty 71, Md. Eastern Shore 49 12/23...... North Carolina A&T 74, Lamar 70 12/5 ...... Presbyterian 88, South Carolina State 77 12/2 ...... Presbyterian 73, North Carolina A&T 70 12/14 ...... N.C. Central 77, McNeese State 71 11/27...... Liberty 75, Howard 55 11/26...... Stephen F. Austin 79, Florida A&M 63 11/26...... Winthrop 86, South Carolina State 61 11/21...... Central Arkansas 73, South Carolina State 64
Big West (1-0) Southwestern Athletic (4-1) 12/30...... Cal State Northridge 79, Morgan State 69 12/14 ...... Southern University 68, Florida A&M 50 12/12...... Bethune-Cookman 67, Cal Poly 53 11/24...... Md. Eastern Shore 66, Jackson State 63 11/21...... Savannah State 101, Alabama State 97 Colonial Athletic (1-6) 11/21...... Bethune-Cookman 87, Grambling State 78 12/22...... Howard 80, UNC Wilmington 75 11/19...... N.C. Central 80, Southern University 67 12/22...... George Mason 86, Morgan State 79 12/19...... Charleston 80, South Carolina State 64 Summit League (0-2) 12/17 ...... Delaware 68, Delaware State 59 11/22...... North Dakota State 80, Florida A&M 66 12/6 ...... Towson 82, Morgan State 78 11/15...... Fort Wayne 85, Delaware State 71 12/2 ...... William & Mary 108, Savannah State 85 11/15 ...... William & Mary 83, Hampton 76
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 6 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 2017-18 PRESEASON ALL-MEAC TEAM / PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH
Morgan State senior forward Phillip Carr was selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Men’s Basketball Presea- son Player of the Year, the conference announced today. Morgan State was selected as the preseason favorite to win the MEAC this coming season. All awards are voted on by the conference’s head coaches and sports information directors. Carr was named the 2016-17 MEAC Defensive Player of the Year and was named All-MEAC First Team. He was the MEAC’s top rebounder with 9.5 rebounds per contest and ranked seventh in scoring averaging 16.6 points. Carr was also named to the BOXTOROW Division I All-America Team, the ABC All-District First Team, and the ECAC All-Star Second Team last season. He ended his junior campaign leading the league with 11 double-doubles (points and rebounds) and recorded 22 blocks and 15 steals on the season for the Bears. A two-time MEAC Player of the Week, Carr becomes the first Bear to be named the MEAC Preseason Player of the Year since Kevin Thompson before his senior season in 2010. Reggie Holmes is the last Bear to win the regular-season award, when he received the award in 2009. Morgan State, which finished 11-5 in conference play season, picked up 13 first-place votes as this marks the first time since 2011-12 that the Bears were predicted to win the MEAC. Under the guidance of 12th year head coach Todd Bozeman, the Bears were also selected to capture first place in the MEAC during the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. Norfolk State was picked to finish second, while defending MEAC regular season and postseason champions North Carolina Central was picked to finish third. Rounding out the rest of the preseason poll are Hampton, Savannah State, Maryland Eastern Shore, S.C. State, Howard, Bethune Cookman, Delaware State, Florida A&M, Coppin State, and North Carolina A&T State. Joining Carr on the Preseason All-MEAC First Team are Norfolk State’s Zaynah Robinson, Bethune Cookman’s Brandon Tabb, Howard’s Charles Williams and Morgan State’s Tiwian Kindley. The 2017-18 season begins on Friday, Nov. 10 while the 2018 MEAC Basketball Tournament will be held March 5-10 at the Norfolk Scope Arena in Norfolk, Va.
Preseason Player of the Year: Phillip Carr, Morgan State First Team Phillip Carr Morgan State F 6-8 200 Sr. Brooklyn, N.Y. Tiwian Kendley Morgan State G 6-5 190 Sr. Harlem, N.Y. Zaynah Robinson Norfolk State G 5-11 180 Sr. Atlanta, Ga. Brandon Tabb Bethune-Cookman G/F 6-4 180 Sr. Hampton, Va. Charles Williams Howard G/F 6-6 185 So. Richmond, Va.
Second Team Jermaine Marrow Hampton G 5-10 165 So. Newport News, Va. Dexter McClanahan Savannah State G 6-4 180 Jr. Stockbridge, Ga. Desmond Williams Florida A&M F 6-6 208 Sr. Atmore, Ala. Ryan Andino Md. Eastern Shore G 6-1 185 Sr. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Alex Long Norfolk State F 6-8 220 Jr. Clinton, Md.
Third Team Dejuan Clayton Coppin State G 6-2 170 So. Bowie, Md. Davaris McGowens North Carolina A&T F 6-7 235 Sr. Taylors, S.C. Pablo Rivas N.C. Central F 6-6 200 Sr. Colon’, Panama Kavon Waller Delaware State F 6-6 210 Sr. Chester, Va. Marcus Barham Florida A&M G 6-5 185 Sr. Melbourne, Fla. Predicted Order of Finish 1. Morgan State (13) 6. Maryland Eastern Shore 11. Florida A&M 2. Norfolk State (3) 7. S.C. State (1) 12. Coppin State 3. N.C. Central (6) 8. Howard 13. North Carolina A&T State 4. Hampton (2) 9. Bethune-Cookman 5. Savannah State (1) 10. Delaware State
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 7 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 2017-18 Composite Schedule Friday, November 10 Friday, November 17 Wisconsin 85, South Carolina State 50 North Carolina Central 101, Warren Wilson 76 Binghamton 76, Morgan State 59 Louisiana 115, Savannah State 82 George Washington 84, Howard 75 Cleveland State 80, Coppin State 56 Delaware State 71, Cairn 50 UCLA 96, South Carolina State 68 Auburn 102, Norfolk State 74 Rider 90, Hampton 75 Saturday, November 18 UIC 65, North Carolina Central 55 Eastern Michigan 76, Howard 66 Bethune-Cookman 108, Johnson 66 San Diego 71, Norfolk State 62 North Carolina A&T 104, Greensboro 80 North Carolina A&T 90, Jacksonville 82 Maryland-Eastern Shore 95, Valley Forge 69 West Virginia 111, Morgan State 48 Grand Canyon 67, Florida A&M 51 Mississippi State 79, Florida A&M 48 Oregon 70, Coppin State 54 George Washington 65, Hampton 57
Saturday, November 11 Sunday, November 19 UNLV 108, Florida A&M 66 N.C. Central 80, Southern University 67 Rutgers 64, Coppin State 39 Sunday, November 12 Georgia Tech 65, Bethune-Cookman 62 Boston College 91, South Carolina State 52 Clemson 87, North Carolina A&T 63 Monday, November 20 Indiana 86, Howard 77 Jacksonville State 86, Savannah State 71 Hampton 85, Bluefield College 68 East Tennessee State 81, Delaware State 57 East Carolina 76, Coppin State 50 Florida A&M 77, Albany State 59 Maryland 96, Maryland Eastern Shore 43 Arkansas State 92, Howard 78 St. Bonaventure 96, Maryland Eastern Shore 48 Monday, November 13 Xavier 96, Hampton 60 Evansville 68, North Carolina Central 55 Grand Canyon 85, Norfolk State 60 Morgan State 63, South Florida 53 East Tennessee State 76, Savannah State 61 Tuesday, November 21 Lynchburg 83, Norfolk State 80 North Carolina A&T 115, Mid-Atlantic Christi 76 DePaul 81, Delaware State 57 Savannah State 101, Alabama State 97 UTRGV 92, Bethune-Cookman 74 Morgan State 82, Goldy Beacom 67 Bethune-Cookman 87, Grambling State 78 Tuesday, November 14 Central Connecticut 74, Coppin State 71 Yale 86, South Carolina State 54 Central Arkansas 73, South Carolina State 64 Gonzaga 101, Howard 67 Wednesday, November 22 Wednesday, November 15 North Dakota State 80, Florida A&M 66 North Carolina A&T State 92, The Citadel 73 Marshall 92, N.C. Central 84 Fort Wayne 85, Delaware State 71 South Florida 75, Howard 52 William & Mary 83, Hampton 76 Savannah State 114, Middle Georgia 80 Friday, November 24 Tennessee-Martin 74, North Carolina Central 57 Robert Morris 75, Norfolk State 53 Md. Eastern Shore 66, Jackson State 63 Thursday, November 16 Illinois 86, N.C. Central 73 Miami 90, Florida A&M 59 Green Bay 57, Florida A&M 50 Cincinnati 97, Coppin State 54 Rider 94, Hampton 80 Morgan State 72, Lincoln (PA) 60 Illinois Chicago 95, Delaware State 55 North Texas 90, Bethune-Cookman 78
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 8 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 2017-18 Composite Schedule Saturday, November 25 Sunday, December 3 Tennessee Tech 90, Md. Eastern Shore 60 Navy 66, Morgan State 59 Texas Tech 103, Savannah State 69 Georgetown 76, Coppin State 60 Delaware State 68, Georgian Court 55 Bethune-Cookman 95, Florida College 67 Monday,December 4 Duquesne 86, Maryland Eastern Shore 61 Sunday, November 26 Penn 81, Howard 68 Winthrop 86, South Carolina State 61 N.C. Central 77, Southeast Missouri 70 Tuesday, December 5 Arkansas-Little Rock 70, Norfolk State 55 Presbyterian 88, South Carolina State 77 North Carolina A&T 87, East Carolina 81 Stephen F. Austin 79, Florida A&M 63 Wednesday, December 6 Coastal Carolina 85, Hampton 81 Monday, November 27 Towson 82, Morgan State 78 (OT) Old Dominion 83, Md. Eastern Shore 44 Navy 70, Coppin State 53 Morgan State 69, Mount St. Mary’s 63 UMBC 81, Delaware State 60 Liberty 75, Howard 55 Hampton 72, Saint Leo 56 Thursday, December 7 Troy 95, Delaware State 64 South Carolina State 93, Brevard College 65 Georgetown 81, Howard 67 Tuesday, November 28 South Carolina State 100, Morris College 91 Friday, December 8 Wichita State 112, Savannah State 66 Boston University 90, Bethune-Cookman 87 Liberty 71, Maryland-Eastern Shore 49 Wednesday, November 29 Missouri State 88, Hampton 75 George Washington 73, Morgan State 66 Hampton 117, Mid-Atlantic Christian 54 Saturday, December 9 Texas 82, Florida A&M 58 Duquesne 97, Delaware State 48 Binghamton 85, Delaware State 64 UConn 72, Coppin State 59 Kent State 79, Norfolk State 70 Georgetown 83, North Carolina A&T State 74 Furman 101, South Carolina State 72 Thursday, November 30 Mercer 82, Florida A&M 64 Bethune-Cookman 77, Jacksonville 66 Loyola Chicago 80, Norfolk State 52 Savannah State 98, Carver College 60 George Mason 77, North Carolina Central 65 N.C. Central 116, Christendom 38 Georgia Southern 102, Savannah State 91 Central Connecticut 72, North Carolina A&T 59 Manhattan 80, Morgan State 66 Howard 81, Central Penn 64 Sunday, December 10 Friday, December 1 Virginia Tech 93, Maryland Eastern Shore 40 Ohio 80, Coppin State 37 Monday, Dec. 11 Saturday, December 2 Grand Canyon 64, N.C. Central 59 North Carolina State 103, South Carolina State 71 North Florida 101, Florida A&M 89 William & Mary 108, Savannah State 85 Bowling Green 92, Norfolk State 77 Tuesday, December 12 Southeast Missouri 86, N.C. Central 77 South Carolina State 91, Charleston Southern 88 Presbyterian 73, North Carolina A&T 70 Maryland Balt. Co. 81, Coppin State 74 Md. Eastern Shore 74, American 70 Bethune-Cookman 67, Cal Poly 53 Florida Atlantic 93, Bethune-Cookman 75 East Carolina 63, Delaware State 57 Wednesday, December 13 Texas A&M 113, Savannah State 66
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 9 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 2017-18 Composite Schedule Thursday, December 14 Wednesday, December 27 Southern University 68, Florida A&M 50 Georgia Tech 76, Coppin State 62 South Florida 83, Bethune-Cookman 63 Penn 105, Delaware State 52 Norfolk State 112, Mid-Atlantic Christi 34 Grand Canyon 100, Morgan State 74 N.C. Central 77, McNeese State 71 Howard 76, Washington Adventist 65 Thursday, December 28 Virginia Tech 76, North Carolina A&T 59 Friday, December 15 Creighton 87, Md. Eastern Shore 36 Friday, December 29 North Carolina A&T 64, Tennessee State 54 Hawai’i 84, Howard 59 Ball State 75, Florida A&M 54 Saturday, December 16 South Carolina State 83, Jacksonville 74 Saturday, December 30 Niagara 85, Norfolk State 82 Hawai’i 84, Howard 59 Kennesaw State 81, Bethune-Cookman 74 Ball State 75, Florida A&M 54
Sunday, December 17 Sunday, December 31 Duquesne 74, North Carolina A&T 58 Michigan State 108, Savannah State 52 Georgia Tech 79, Florida A&M 54 Md. Eastern Shore 74, Central Penn 69 Baylor 118, Savannah State 86 Gardner-Webb 80, Hampton 79 Wednesday, January 3 Delaware 68, Delaware State 59 Morgan State 85, Maryland Eastern Shore 82 Norfolk State 75, Coppin State 67 Monday, December 18 Florida A&M 84, Howard 76 Jacksonville State 62, Howard 60 Bethune-Cookman 86, South Carolina State 80 Eastern Kentucky 83, Norfolk State 66 North Carolina Central 74, Delaware State 67
Tuesday, December 19 Saturday, January 6 Virginia 78, Savannah State 47 Morgan State 87, Florida A&M 68 Pittsburgh 74, Delaware State 68 Md. Eastern Shore 92, Hampton 83 Washington 106, Bethune-Cookman 55 Savannah State 80, Coppin State 71 Southern Illinois 102, North Carolina A&T State 64 Bethune-Cookman 92, Howard 87 (OT) Charleston 80, South Carolina Sate 64 South Carolina State 63, Delaware State 60
Wednesday, December 20 Monday, January 8 Hampton 86, Appalachian State 53 Morgan State 89, Savannah State 88 West Virginia 77, Coppin State 38 Bethune-Cookman 89, Md.-Eastern Shore 84 Iowa State 55, Maryland Eastern Shore 49 Coppin State 79, Florida A&M 78 (2OT) North Carolina A&T State 76, Delaware State 66 Friday, December 22 N.C. Central 64, Norfolk State 63 Howard 80, UNC Wilmington 75 Washington State 86, Bethune-Cookman 58 Friday, January 12 Nebraska 85, Delaware State 68 Hampton 78, Delaware State 56 Drake 81, Md. Eastern Shore 57 George Mason 86, Morgan State 79 Saturday, January 13 Radford 66, North Carolina A&T 60 South Carolina State 91, Howard 88 Old Dominion 61, Norfolk State 50 N.C. Central 81, Coppin State 61 Virginia 82, Hampton 48 North Carolina A&T State 69, Morgan State 67 The Mount 66, Coppin State 53 Bethune-Cookman 99, Florida A&M 81 Savannah State 87, Maryland-Eastern Shore 59
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 10 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 2017-18 Composite Schedule Monday, January 15 Monday, February 5 Bethune-Cookman 74, Stetson 62 Coppin State 84, South Carolina State 60 North Carolina Central 77, Morgan State 63 Hampton 86, N.C. Central 70 Florida A&M 94, Delaware State 89 (2OT) North Carolina A&T 54, Delaware State 51 Elizabeth City 76, Norfolk State 67 Md. Eastern Shore 62, Florida A&M 61 North Carolina A&T 60, Coppin State 47 Coppin State 84, South Carolina State 60 South Carolina State 66, Md.-Eastern Shore 62 Morgan State 97, Howard 61 Savannah State 91, Howard 90 Thursday, February 8 Wednesday, January 17 Hampton 95, Howard 81 North Carolina A&T State 71, Norfolk State 68 Saturday, February 10 Saturday, January 20 Savannah State 97, Morgan State 94 Norfolk State 78, South Carolina State 54 Hampton 82, Norfolk State 52 Savannah State 103, Hampton 101 Bethune-Cookman 87, Md. Eastern Shore 67 Coppin State 80, Morgan State 73 South Carolina State 90, North Carolina A&T State 85 Howard 84, N.C. Central 78 Florida A&M 65, North Carolina Central 56 North Carolina A&T 66, Md. Eastern Shore 64 Bethune-Cookman 86, Delaware State 78 Monday, February 12 Savannah State 108, North Carolina A&T 106 Monday, January 22 Howard 84, Maryland Eastern Shore 56 Howard 90, North Carolina A&T 88 Morgan State 74, Florida A&M 48 Savannah State 104, Norfolk State 99 Hampton 82, Coppin State 79 Hampton 91, South Carolina State 84 Bethune-Cookman 99, N.C. Central 81 Morgan State 61, Delaware State 47 Norfolk State 93, Delaware State 58 N.C. Central 63, Md. Eastern Shore 60 Saturday, February 17 Saturday, January 27 Bethune-Cookman at Coppin State...... 4 p.m. Coppin State 73, South Carolina State 65 Florida A&M at Delaware State...... 4 p.m. Savannah State 106, Delaware State 86 North Carolina A&T at Howard...... 4 p.m. Howard 85, Maryland Eastern Shore 75 Maryland-Eastern Shore at North Carolina Central...... 4 p.m. North Carolina A&T State 70, N.C. Central 64 South Carolina State at Hampton...... 6 p.m. Florida A&M 75, Hampton 71 Savannah State at Norfolk State...... 6:30 p.m. Norfolk State 71, Bethune-Cookman 70 Monday, February 19 Monday, January 29 Howard at North Carolina Central...... 7 p.m. Norfolk State 80, Florida A&M 71 Savannah State at Hampton...... 7 p.m. South Carolina State 74, Morgan State 59 Bethune-Cookman at Morgan State...... 7:30 p.m. Hampton 80, Bethune-Cookman 69 Coppin State at Delaware State...... 7:30 p.m. Coppin State 71, Md. Eastern Shore 68 Maryland-Eastern Shore at North Carolina A&T...... 7:30 p.m. South Carolina State at Norfolk State...... 8 p.m. Wednesday, January 31 Hampton 70, Coppin State 59 (OT) Saturday, February 24 Savannah State 107, Florida A&M 100 Savannah State at Bethune-Cookman...... 4 p.m. Delaware State at Howard...... 4 p.m. Saturday, February 3 Norfolk State at Maryland-Eastern Shore...... 4 p.m. N.C. Central 72, Delaware State 61 North Carolina Central at South Carolina State...... 4 p.m. North Carolina A&T 92, Hampton 84 North Carolina A&T at Florida A&M...... 6 p.m. Bethune-Cookman 80, Coppin State 60 Morgan State at Hampton...... 6 p.m. Howard 83, Florida A&M 80 (OT) Savannah State 111, South Carolina State 99 Norfolk State 76, Morgan State 65
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 11 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 2017-18 Composite Schedule Monday, February 26 Norfolk State at Howard...... 7 p.m. North Carolina A&T at Bethune-Cookman...... 7:30 p.m. Coppin State at Morgan State...... 7:30 p.m. Delaware State at Maryland-Eastern Shore...... 7:30 p.m. South Carolina State at Florida A&M...... 8 p.m. North Carolina Central at Savannah State...... 8 p.m.
Thursday, March 1 Bethune-Cookman at Florida A&M...... 8 p.m. N.C. A&T State at N.C. Central...... 7:30 p.m. Savannah State at South Carolina State...... 7:30 p.m. Morgan State at Delaware State...... 7:30 p.m. Howard at Coppin State...... 7:30 p.m. Hampton at Norfolk State...... 8 p.m.
Monday, March 5 - Saturday, March 10 MEAC Tournament (Norfolk, Va.)...... TBA
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 12 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK BETHUNE-COOKMAN - WELE 1380 WSOS 103.9 1170 MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE - FOX SPORTS 960 AM AM WSIR 1490 AM MORGAN STATE - WEAA 88.9 FM DELAWARE STATE - WDSU-TV NORFOLK STATE - WGH Star 1310 AM COPPIN STATE - WNST 1570 AM/ FOX WILLIAMSPORT 92.7 FM NORTH CAROLINA A&T - WEAL 1510 AM
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HAMPTON - WHOV 88.1 FM SAVANNAH STATE - WHCJ 90.3 FM
RADIO HOWARD - WHBC 96.3HD3 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE - ESPN 1230 AM
BETHUNE-COOKMAN - CAT EYE NETWORK NORFOLK STATE - SPARTAN SHOWCASE
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HOWARD - WHBC 96.3 HD3 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE - N/A
VIDEO MORGAN STATE - MORGANSTATEBEARS.com
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 13 MEAC HEAD COACHES
TODD BOZEMAN HORACE BROADNAX BOBBY COLLINS JUAN DIXON MORGAN STATE SAVANNAH STATE MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE COPPIN STATE RHODE ISLAND ‘86 GEORGETOWN ‘86 EASTERN KENTUCKY ‘91 MARYLAND ‘13 MSU RECORD: 182-191 (12th Season) SSU RECORD: 168-225 (13th Season) MDES RECORD: 48-77 (4th Season) CSU RECORD: 5-22 (1st Season) OVERALL: 217-253 (16th Season) OVERALL: 168-225 (18th Season) OVERALL: 229-250 (16th Season) OVERALL: 5-22 (1st Season)
MURRAY GARVIN ROBERT JONES EDWARD JOYNER, JR. JAY JOYNER SOUTH CAROLINA STATE NORFOLK STATE HAMPTON NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE EASTERN KENTUCKY ‘98 SUNY NEW PALTZ ’02 JOHNSON C. SMITH ‘95 MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE ‘02 SCSU RECORD: 61-102 (6th Season) NSU RECORD: 81-80 (5th Season) HU RECORD: 147-137 (9th Season) NCAT RECORD: 23-45 (2nd Season) OVERALL: 61-102 (6th Season) OVERALL: 81-80 (5th Season) OVERALL: 147-137 (9th Season) OVERALL: 23-45 (2nd Season)
ROBERT McCULLUM LEVELLE MOTON KEVIN NICKELBERRY RYAN RIDDER FLORIDA A&M NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL HOWARD BETHUNE-COOKMAN BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN ‘76 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL ‘96 VIRGINIA WESLEYAN ‘86 EMBRY-RIDDLE ‘08 FAMU RECORD: 5-23 (1st Season) NCCU RECORD: 164-116 (9th Season) HU RECORD: 77-172 (8th Season) BCU RECORD: 14-12 (1st Season) OVERALL: 89-143 (8th Season) OVERALL: 164-116 (9th Season) OVERALL: 126-216 (11th Season) OVERALL: 14-12 (1st Season)
KEITH WALKER DELAWARE STATE CLEMSON ‘81 DSU RECORD: 42-95 (5th Season) OVERALL: 133-197 (12th Season)
MEAC basketBALL • MEACSPORTS.COM 2017-18 MEAC BASKETBALL WEEKLY NOTES: FEB. 13 • PAGE 14 MEAC BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK Current News In The MEAC 2018 MEAC BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT • 24 games over six days (Monday, March 5-Saturday, March 10) • Norfolk, Va. (Scope Arena) • All games Monday through Friday streamed on ESPN3 • Men’s championship game: Saturday, March 10, 1 p.m., ESPN2 • Women’s championship game: Saturday, March 10, 3:30 p.m., ESPN3 (tape-delayed on ESPNU Sunday, March 11) • Defending Champions: North Carolina Central (men), Hampton (women)
2018 MEAC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS • Thursday, Feb. 15-Saturday, Feb. 17 in Landover, MD. (Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex) • Afternoon session of finals on Saturday, Feb. 17 streamed live on ESPN3 (1 p.m. - 4 p.m. EST)
KYLE O’QUINN • 2012 MEAC Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year • In 2012, O’Quinn and Norfolk State upset Missouri in the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament; it was the third time in MEAC history a No.15 seed upset a No. 2 seed (1997: Coppin State over South Carolina and 2001: Hampton over Iowa State) • 49th overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft (Orlando Magic) • currently plays for the New York Knicks
2018 MEAC Hall of Fame Class • Nick Collins (football, Bethune• Cookman); Chantric Darby (football, South Carolina State); Charlene Johnson (administrator, South Carolina State); Ja Nina Lee (volleyball, Morgan State); Jay Walker (football, Howard) • Induction ceremony: Thursday, March 8, 2018, 9:30 a.m., Norfolk, Va.
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Category Team Rank Actual National Leader Actual
Won-Lost Percentage (351 ranked) N.C. A&T 140 57.7 Virginia 92.0 Bethune-Cookman 171 53.8 Cincinnati 92.0 Savannah St. 192 50.0 Villanova 92.0 Hampton 199 48.1 N.C. Central 205 48.0 Morgan St. 256 40.0 Norfolk St. 287 34.6 South Carolina St. 287 34.6 Howard 313 29.6 UMES 332 22.2 Coppin St. 341 18.5 Florida A&M 342 17.9 Delaware St. 350 7.7
Scoring Offense (351 ranked) Savannah St. 5 86.5 Oklahoma 88.8 Bethune-Cookman 54 79.6 Hampton 58 79.2 N.C. A&T 126 75.8 Howard 183 73.7 N.C. Central 210 72.9 South Carolina St. 216 72.7 Norfolk St. 233 72.0 Morgan St. 234 71.9 Florida A&M 309 67.2 Delaware St. 347 62.8 UMES 349 62.4 Coppin St. 350 60.5
Scoring Defense (351 ranked) N.C. Central 133 70.5 Virginia 52.8 Norfolk St. 235 74.2 Morgan St. 241 74.5 Coppin St. 248 74.8 N.C. A&T 250 74.9 Hampton 273 76.0 Bethune-Cookman 304 78.1 UMES 312 78.5 Delaware St. 315 78.8 Florida A&M 323 79.6 Howard 331 80.6 South Carolina St. 342 83.6 Savannah St. 351 94.5
Scoring Margin (351 ranked) Hampton 144 3.2 Cincinnati 20.6 N.C. Central 160 2.4 Bethune-Cookman 179 1.5 N.C. A&T 196 0.8 Norfolk St. 254 -2.2 Morgan St. 258 -2.6 Howard 314 -6.9 Savannah St. 327 -8.0 South Carolina St. 339 -10.9 Florida A&M 342 -12.4 Coppin St. 345 -14.3 Delaware St. 348 -16.0 UMES 349 -16.1
Field-Goal Percentage (351 ranked) N.C. Central 72 46.9 Saint Mary's (CA) 52.4 N.C. A&T 82 46.6 Hampton 163 45.0 Bethune-Cookman 237 43.5 Norfolk St. 291 42.5 Howard 296 42.4 South Carolina St. 303 42.2 Florida A&M 321 41.3 Morgan St. 331 40.8 Delaware St. 332 40.8 Savannah St. 334 40.5 UMES 348 38.6 Coppin St. 351 36.4
Field-Goal Percentage Defense (351 ranked) Hampton 84 42.2 Cincinnati 36.1 1/9 Field-Goal Percentage Defense (351 ranked) Hampton 84 42.2 Cincinnati 36.1 Norfolk St. 98 42.4 Coppin St. 109 42.7 N.C. Central 124 42.9 Bethune-Cookman 157 43.4 Morgan St. 203 44.2 Howard 277 46.0 N.C. A&T 289 46.2 Delaware St. 310 47.2 UMES 314 47.3 Florida A&M 323 47.8 South Carolina St. 343 49.3 Savannah St. 348 50.0
Three-Point Field Goals Per Game (351 ranked) Savannah St. 1 12.3 Savannah St. 12.3 Coppin St. 116 8.3 Howard 116 8.3 Norfolk St. 151 7.9 Bethune-Cookman 172 7.7 UMES 276 6.6 N.C. Central 288 6.4 South Carolina St. 291 6.4 N.C. A&T 294 6.3 Florida A&M 298 6.2 Delaware St. 306 6.0 Hampton 308 5.9 Morgan St. 343 4.9
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (351 ranked) Norfolk St. 104 36.5 William & Mary 44.0 N.C. Central 143 35.6 Howard 159 35.4 South Carolina St. 210 34.3 Florida A&M 219 34.1 Morgan St. 285 32.8 Delaware St. 291 32.6 Hampton 306 32.3 Bethune-Cookman 318 31.8 Coppin St. 333 30.9 Savannah St. 336 30.4 N.C. A&T 338 30.4 UMES 349 28.4
Three Pt FG Defense (351 ranked) N.C. A&T 95 33.3 Grand Canyon 27.5 Bethune-Cookman 103 33.5 Hampton 126 33.8 Howard 141 34.0 N.C. Central 151 34.2 Coppin St. 157 34.3 Morgan St. 228 35.6 UMES 248 35.9 Florida A&M 250 36.0 Savannah St. 309 37.4 Norfolk St. 316 37.7 South Carolina St. 317 37.8 Delaware St. 343 40.0
Free-Throw Percentage (351 ranked) Hampton 8 77.8 William & Mary 80.0 N.C. A&T 90 73.7 Coppin St. 138 72.2 Morgan St. 139 72.2 Florida A&M 196 70.4 Howard 233 69.8 Savannah St. 254 69.2 Delaware St. 259 69.1 N.C. Central 264 68.8 Norfolk St. 275 68.4 Bethune-Cookman 286 67.7 South Carolina St. 297 67.3 UMES 298 67.3
Rebound Margin (351 ranked) N.C. Central 44 4.9 North Carolina 11.7 Bethune-Cookman 72 3.7 Morgan St. 99 2.7 Hampton 123 2.0 Norfolk St. 173 1.0 N.C. A&T 181 0.9 Delaware St. 287 -2.5 South Carolina St. 304 -3.5 Howard 334 -6.1 UMES 337 -6.7 Florida A&M 340 -7.2 Coppin St. 347 -8.5 Savannah St. 349 -10.1
Assists Per Game (351 ranked) Savannah St. 56 15.8 Michigan St. 20.2 Bethune-Cookman 64 15.6 2/9 Bethune-Cookman 64 15.6 N.C. Central 76 15.3 N.C. A&T 78 15.3 Hampton 92 15.1 Norfolk St. 202 13.4 Howard 273 12.4 Morgan St. 292 12.0 Florida A&M 327 11.1 South Carolina St. 329 11.1 UMES 338 10.7 Coppin St. 339 10.6 Delaware St. 340 10.6
Assist Turnover Ratio (351 ranked) Hampton 117 1.15 Davidson 1.78 Savannah St. 120 1.14 N.C. A&T 168 1.07 N.C. Central 187 1.04 Bethune-Cookman 210 1.0 Howard 279 0.9 Norfolk St. 305 0.85 Morgan St. 310 0.84 UMES 318 0.81 South Carolina St. 322 0.78 Florida A&M 334 0.76 Coppin St. 340 0.73 Delaware St. 344 0.67
Blocked Shots Per Game (351 ranked) Bethune-Cookman 115 3.8 Michigan St. 7.9 Norfolk St. 135 3.6 Hampton 140 3.6 N.C. Central 187 3.2 Florida A&M 199 3.2 Savannah St. 217 3.1 Howard 243 2.9 Morgan St. 244 2.9 Coppin St. 274 2.6 Delaware St. 288 2.5 South Carolina St. 288 2.5 N.C. A&T 294 2.5 UMES 346 1.7
Steals Per Game (351 ranked) Savannah St. 5 9.6 SFA 10.7 Morgan St. 75 7.2 N.C. A&T 145 6.6 Norfolk St. 158 6.4 Bethune-Cookman 176 6.3 Delaware St. 220 5.9 Florida A&M 249 5.6 Hampton 258 5.5 South Carolina St. 260 5.5 Howard 268 5.4 Coppin St. 297 5.1 N.C. Central 305 5.0 UMES 333 4.6
Turnovers Per Game (351 ranked) Hampton 176 13.1 Virginia 8.9 UMES 176 13.1 Howard 238 13.8 Savannah St. 242 13.8 South Carolina St. 270 14.2 N.C. A&T 271 14.2 Morgan St. 273 14.3 Coppin St. 294 14.6 Florida A&M 302 14.8 N.C. Central 304 14.8 Bethune-Cookman 334 15.7 Delaware St. 335 15.7 Norfolk St. 336 15.8
Turnover Margin (351 ranked) Savannah St. 11 4.4 Portland St. 6.5 Howard 154 0.5 Morgan St. 156 0.5 South Carolina St. 160 0.4 Hampton 204 0.0 N.C. A&T 218 -0.3 Norfolk St. 221 -0.3 Florida A&M 257 -0.9 Bethune-Cookman 273 -1.3 Coppin St. 308 -2.1 UMES 311 -2.3 N.C. Central 320 -2.6 Delaware St. 328 -3.0
Personal Fouls Per Game (351 ranked) Delaware St. 119 17.3 Notre Dame 13.2 UMES 126 17.4 3/9 N.C. A&T 145 17.6 Florida A&M 191 18.2 Savannah St. 235 18.9 South Carolina St. 235 18.9 N.C. Central 243 19.0 Morgan St. 292 20.0 Coppin St. 311 20.4 Hampton 311 20.4 Bethune-Cookman 317 20.7 Howard 328 21.0 Norfolk St. 332 21.2
Total Blocks (355 ranked) Bethune-Cookman 102 99.0 Michigan St. 212.0 Hampton 118 96.0 Norfolk St. 129 94.0 Florida A&M 153 89.0 N.C. Central 193 81.0 Savannah St. 203 80.0 Howard 213 78.0 Morgan St. 245 72.0 Coppin St. 246 71.0 Delaware St. 284 65.0 South Carolina St. 284 65.0 N.C. A&T 288 64.0 UMES 342 45.0
Total Assists (351 ranked) Savannah St. 53 412.0 Michigan St. 545.0 Hampton 58 407.0 Bethune-Cookman 61 405.0 N.C. A&T 73 397.0 N.C. Central 96 382.0 Norfolk St. 179 348.0 Howard 225 334.0 Florida A&M 274 312.0 Morgan St. 298 300.0 South Carolina St. 313 289.0 UMES 315 288.0 Coppin St. 317 287.0 Delaware St. 331 275.0
Total Rebounds (351 ranked) Bethune-Cookman 6 1082.0 North Carolina 1168.0 Hampton 8 1080.0 Morgan St. 67 978.0 Savannah St. 72 972.0 Norfolk St. 78 965.0 N.C. Central 116 942.0 Howard 130 935.0 N.C. A&T 150 920.0 South Carolina St. 179 904.0 Coppin St. 181 903.0 Florida A&M 183 901.0 UMES 219 884.0 Delaware St. 237 873.0
Free Throw Attempts (351 ranked) Bethune-Cookman 11 632.0 Rider 681.0 Morgan St. 36 593.0 Hampton 67 562.0 Savannah St. 69 559.0 N.C. A&T 74 556.0 South Carolina St. 74 556.0 Howard 77 553.0 Norfolk St. 152 516.0 Florida A&M 157 514.0 UMES 256 455.0 N.C. Central 295 436.0 Coppin St. 317 417.0 Delaware St. 317 417.0
Free Throws Made (351 ranked) Hampton 19 437.0 Niagara 495.0 Bethune-Cookman 25 428.0 Morgan St. 25 428.0 N.C. A&T 58 410.0 Savannah St. 99 387.0 Howard 101 386.0 South Carolina St. 133 374.0 Florida A&M 161 362.0 Norfolk St. 184 353.0 UMES 295 306.0 Coppin St. 300 301.0 N.C. Central 304 300.0 Delaware St. 318 288.0
3-pt Field Goal Attempts (351 ranked) Savannah St. 1 1048.0 Savannah St. 1048.0 Coppin St. 13 721.0 Howard 64 630.0 4/9 Howard 64 630.0 Bethune-Cookman 65 629.0 UMES 74 626.0 Norfolk St. 167 561.0 N.C. A&T 201 540.0 Florida A&M 244 510.0 Hampton 269 495.0 South Carolina St. 282 484.0 Delaware St. 288 475.0 N.C. Central 310 449.0 Morgan St. 344 372.0
Total 3-point FGM (351 ranked) Savannah St. 1 319.0 Savannah St. 319.0 Coppin St. 77 223.0 Howard 77 223.0 Norfolk St. 133 205.0 Bethune-Cookman 158 200.0 UMES 238 178.0 Florida A&M 254 174.0 South Carolina St. 279 166.0 N.C. A&T 285 164.0 Hampton 289 160.0 N.C. Central 289 160.0 Delaware St. 303 155.0 Morgan St. 345 122.0
Total Steals (351 ranked) Savannah St. 4 249.0 SFA 268.0 Morgan St. 85 179.0 N.C. A&T 125 171.0 Norfolk St. 142 167.0 Bethune-Cookman 167 163.0 Florida A&M 185 157.0 Delaware St. 201 153.0 Hampton 221 149.0 Howard 236 146.0 South Carolina St. 245 143.0 Coppin St. 266 138.0 N.C. Central 304 126.0 UMES 309 124.0
Fewest Turnovers (351 ranked) Hampton 252 355.0 Virginia 222.0 UMES 252 355.0 Morgan St. 256 357.0 Savannah St. 262 360.0 N.C. Central 274 369.0 South Carolina St. 274 369.0 N.C. A&T 278 370.0 Howard 282 373.0 Coppin St. 315 393.0 Bethune-Cookman 334 407.0 Delaware St. 335 409.0 Norfolk St. 337 411.0 Florida A&M 340 413.0
Fewest Fouls (351 ranked) Delaware St. 146 451.0 Western Ill. 340.0 N.C. A&T 167 458.0 UMES 199 470.0 N.C. Central 212 474.0 Savannah St. 251 491.0 South Carolina St. 251 491.0 Morgan St. 274 500.0 Florida A&M 288 509.0 Bethune-Cookman 322 538.0 Norfolk St. 330 551.0 Coppin St. 331 552.0 Hampton 331 552.0 Howard 341 568.0
Offensive Rebounds Per Game (351 ranked) Morgan St. 4 14.4 Houston Baptist 15.72 Bethune-Cookman 9 13.88 Savannah St. 22 12.88 Norfolk St. 63 11.96 South Carolina St. 74 11.85 N.C. Central 91 11.48 Hampton 97 11.37 Delaware St. 107 11.23 UMES 132 10.78 Howard 155 10.56 Florida A&M 178 10.36 N.C. A&T 218 9.81 Coppin St. 313 8.07
Defensive Rebounds per Game (351 ranked) Hampton 15 28.63 Michigan St. 30.11 5/9 Defensive Rebounds per Game (351 ranked) Hampton 15 28.63 Michigan St. 30.11 Bethune-Cookman 38 27.73 N.C. Central 114 26.2 N.C. A&T 156 25.58 Coppin St. 170 25.37 Norfolk St. 188 25.15 Morgan St. 221 24.72 Savannah St. 240 24.5 Howard 263 24.07 South Carolina St. 316 22.92 Delaware St. 327 22.35 UMES 336 21.96 Florida A&M 340 21.82
Turnovers Forced (351 ranked) Savannah St. 3 18.27 SFA 21.0 Norfolk St. 33 15.5 Morgan St. 77 14.76 South Carolina St. 85 14.62 Bethune-Cookman 94 14.38 Howard 98 14.33 N.C. A&T 120 13.96 Florida A&M 133 13.82 Hampton 192 13.19 Delaware St. 227 12.77 Coppin St. 250 12.44 N.C. Central 274 12.12 UMES 336 10.89
Total Rebounds Per Game (351 ranked) Bethune-Cookman 5 41.62 North Carolina 43.26 Hampton 16 40.0 Morgan St. 33 39.12 N.C. Central 81 37.68 Savannah St. 93 37.38 Norfolk St. 98 37.12 N.C. A&T 189 35.38 South Carolina St. 218 34.77 Howard 222 34.63 Delaware St. 277 33.58 Coppin St. 285 33.44 UMES 308 32.74 Florida A&M 326 32.18
Category Player Rank Actual National Leader Actual
Points Per Game (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 6 23.7 Trae Young, Okla. 29.5 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 35 20.6 Charles Williams, Howard 44 20.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 110 17.9 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 127 17.5 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 134 17.5 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 198 16.5 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 233 15.9 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 242 15.8
Field-Goal Percentage (250 ranked) Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 3 69.4 Udoka Azubuike, Kansas 75.9 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 48 55.8 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 66 54.1 Damani Applewhite, South Carolina St. 74 53.5
Three-Point Field Goals Per Game (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 13 3.37 Kendrick Nunn, Oaklnd 4.65 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 20 3.21 Donte Wright, South Carolina St. 31 3.08 Lamar Morgan, Coppin St. 36 3.04 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 101 2.6 Reginald Gardner, Jr., N.C. Central 182 2.32 Derrik Jamerson, Norfolk St. 188 2.31 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 224 2.23 Charles Williams, Howard 235 2.19 Kyle Williams, Norfolk St. 243 2.16
Three-Point Field-Goal Percentage (250 ranked) Lamar Morgan, Coppin St. 81 39.1 Connor Burchfield, Wm&Mry 52.5 Donte Wright, South Carolina St. 93 38.5 RJ Cole, Howard 101 37.8 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 119 35.1 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 123 33.9 6/9 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 123 33.9
Free-Throw Percentage (250 ranked) Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 3 93.2 Darnell Edge, FDU 95.5 Aaren Edmead, N.C. A&T 66 85.5 Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 70 85.3 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 76 84.9 Nic Thomas, Norfolk St. 161 81.7 Isaiah Bailey, Bethune-Cookman 209 79.9 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 209 79.9 Adam Traore, Coppin St. 230 78.9
Rebounds Per Game (250 ranked) Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 24 9.7 Devontae Cacok, NCWilm 13.4 Soufiyane Diakite, Bethune-Cookman 35 9.3 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 51 8.8 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 112 7.8 Miryne Thomas, UMES 117 7.8 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 119 7.8 Zion Cousins, Howard 155 7.3 Simon Okolue, Delaware St. 159 7.3 Pablo Rivas, N.C. Central 191 7.0 Damani Applewhite, South Carolina St. 192 7.0
Assists Per Game (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 27 5.9 Trae Young, Okla. 9.4 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 37 5.6 Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T 75 4.9 Jordan Perkins, N.C. Central 77 4.9 Malik Maitland, Bethune-Cookman 94 4.7 Logan McIntosh, UMES 98 4.6 Isaiah Bailey, Bethune-Cookman 115 4.4 Karonn Davis, Coppin St. 124 4.4 Steven Whitley, Norfolk St. 158 4.1 Martez Cameron, Morgan St. 170 4.0 Zach Sellers, Savannah St. 191 3.8
Blocked Shots Per Game (250 ranked) Trevond Barnes, Hampton 129 1.33 Ajdin Penava, Marsh 4.61 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 152 1.27 Zion Cousins, Howard 178 1.17 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 236 1.04
Steals Per Game (250 ranked) Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T 91 1.69 Joseph Chartouny, Fordhm 3.35 Steven Whitley, Norfolk St. 91 1.69 RJ Cole, Howard 100 1.67 Malik Maitland, Bethune-Cookman 120 1.62 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 134 1.58 Pinky Wiley, Delaware St. 136 1.58 Alante Fenner, Savannah St. 153 1.52 Martez Cameron, Morgan St. 180 1.48
Total Points (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 4 641.0 Trae Young, Okla. 709.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 16 555.0 Charles Williams, Howard 20 540.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 45 500.0 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 158 421.0 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 165 419.0 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 182 413.0 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 184 412.0 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 237 395.0
Total Rebounds (250 ranked) Soufiyane Diakite, Bethune-Cookman 25 243.0 Devontae Cacok, NCWilm 334.0 Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 27 242.0 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 45 229.0 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 118 196.0 Miryne Thomas, UMES 139 187.0 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 141 186.0 Zion Cousins, Howard 181 176.0 Damani Applewhite, South Carolina St. 214 169.0
Assist Turnover Ratio (250 ranked) Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T 60 2.44 Muhammad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman, Mich. 5.53 Malik Maitland, Bethune-Cookman 72 2.36 Zach Sellers, Savannah St. 173 1.89 Jordan Perkins, N.C. Central 188 1.79 Karonn Davis, Coppin St. 225 1.69 Logan McIntosh, UMES 248 1.61
Double Doubles (250 ranked) Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 12 13.0 Jordan Murphy, Minn. 21.0 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 26 11.0 Soufiyane Diakite, Bethune-Cookman 48 9.0 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 65 8.0 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 84 7.0 7/9 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 84 7.0 Miryne Thomas, UMES 116 6.0 Damani Applewhite, South Carolina St. 154 5.0 Simon Okolue, Delaware St. 154 5.0 Pablo Rivas, N.C. Central 154 5.0
Triple Doubles (50 ranked) Jon Elmore, Marsh 2.0
Total Assists (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 17 159.0 Emmett Naar, StMary 239.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 21 152.0 Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T 68 127.0 Jordan Perkins, N.C. Central 83 122.0 Karonn Davis, Coppin St. 93 118.0 Isaiah Bailey, Bethune-Cookman 120 111.0 Logan McIntosh, UMES 120 111.0 Steven Whitley, Norfolk St. 131 107.0 Martez Cameron, Morgan St. 163 100.0 Zach Sellers, Savannah St. 163 100.0 Malik Maitland, Bethune-Cookman 172 99.0
Total Blocks (250 ranked) Isaiah Martin, Florida A&M 97 38.0 Ajdin Penava, Marsh 106.0 Trevond Barnes, Hampton 110 36.0 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 136 33.0 Zion Cousins, Howard 189 28.0 Cedric Council, Coppin St. 208 27.0 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 227 26.0
Total Field Goals Made (250 ranked) Charles Williams, Howard 7 206.0 Jock Landale, StMary 239.0 RJ Cole, Howard 16 196.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 23 194.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 34 180.0 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 46 172.0 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 147 149.0 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 177 146.0 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 245 137.0
Total Minutes (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 1 61320.0 RJ Cole, Howard 61320.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 3 59520.0 Charles Williams, Howard 23 56640.0 Pinky Wiley, Delaware St. 35 55740.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 44 55500.0 Ahmad Frost, UMES 87 54000.0 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 114 53160.0 Logan McIntosh, UMES 205 51120.0
Minutes Per Game (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 7 2271.1 Tyus Battle, Syr. 2318.4 Pinky Wiley, Delaware St. 59 2143.8 Logan McIntosh, UMES 74 2130.0 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 79 2126.4 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 81 2125.7 Charles Williams, Howard 103 2097.8 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 144 2055.6 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 217 2007.5 Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 225 2001.6 Ahmad Frost, UMES 230 2000.0
3-pt Field Goal Attempts (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 4 241.0 Kendrick Nunn, Oaklnd 267.0 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 8 227.0 Donte Wright, South Carolina St. 18 208.0 Lamar Morgan, Coppin St. 22 202.0 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 47 185.0 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 60 182.0 Ahmad Frost, UMES 103 167.0 Reginald Gardner, Jr., N.C. Central 103 167.0 Javaris Jenkins, Savannah St. 179 151.0 Derrik Jamerson, Norfolk St. 202 148.0 Charles Williams, Howard 208 147.0 Austin Dasent, Savannah St. 226 144.0
Total 3-point FGM (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 5 91.0 Fletcher Magee, Woffrd 109.0 Donte Wright, South Carolina St. 20 80.0 Lamar Morgan, Coppin St. 23 79.0 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 30 77.0 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 100 65.0 Derrik Jamerson, Norfolk St. 148 60.0 Charles Williams, Howard 163 59.0 Reginald Gardner, Jr., N.C. Central 177 58.0 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 177 58.0 Kyle Williams, Norfolk St. 244 54.0
Total Steals (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 65 45.0 Jevon Carter, W.Va. 81.0 Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T 76 44.0 8/9 Kameron Langley, N.C. A&T 76 44.0 Steven Whitley, Norfolk St. 76 44.0 Pinky Wiley, Delaware St. 111 41.0 Alante Fenner, Savannah St. 154 38.0 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 154 38.0 Martez Cameron, Morgan St. 167 37.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 215 35.0 Malik Maitland, Bethune-Cookman 246 34.0 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 246 34.0
Total Field Goal Attempts (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 1 504.0 RJ Cole, Howard 504.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 4 471.0 Charles Williams, Howard 7 460.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 17 415.0 Marcus Barham, Florida A&M 81 349.0 Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman 129 331.0 Dexter Mcclanahan, Savannah St. 154 326.0
Free Throws Made (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 12 158.0 Zach Thomas, Bcknll 195.0 Isaiah Bailey, Bethune-Cookman 36 131.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 36 131.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 40 130.0 Tiwian Kendley, Morgan St. 61 119.0 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 81 113.0 Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 169 93.0 Logan McIntosh, UMES 231 86.0
Free Throw Attempts (250 ranked) RJ Cole, Howard 9 205.0 Zach Thomas, Bcknll 254.0 Desmond Williams, Florida A&M 17 183.0 Isaiah Bailey, Bethune-Cookman 39 164.0 Jermaine Marrow, Hampton 39 164.0 Tiwian Kendley, Morgan St. 54 159.0 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 88 145.0 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 202 118.0 Logan McIntosh, UMES 238 114.0
Offensive Rebounds Per Game (250 ranked) Soufiyane Diakite, Bethune-Cookman 31 3.15 Devontae Cacok, NCWilm 4.76 Simon Okolue, Delaware St. 39 3.1 Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 40 3.08 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 56 2.88 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 61 2.88 Miryne Thomas, UMES 145 2.42 Zion Cousins, Howard 224 2.17 Ozante Fields, South Carolina St. 250 2.1
Defensive Rebounds per Game (250 ranked) Phillip Carr, Morgan St. 46 6.6 Jemerrio Jones, N.M.St 8.76 Soufiyane Diakite, Bethune-Cookman 61 6.19 Femi Olujobi, N.C. A&T 75 6.0 Shawntrez Davis, Bethune-Cookman 81 5.92 Miryne Thomas, UMES 140 5.38 Pablo Rivas, N.C. Central 164 5.22 Zion Cousins, Howard 173 5.17 Damani Applewhite, South Carolina St. 197 5.04 Raasean Davis, N.C. Central 216 4.96
9/9 2017-18 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 13, 2018 (All games)
To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.
SCORING Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G REBOUNDING Cl G Off Def Total Avg/G 1. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 196 91 158 641 23.7 1. CARR,Phillip-MSU 25 77 165 242 9.7 2. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 194 36 131 555 20.6 2. DIAKITE,Soufiyane-BCU 26 82 161 243 9.3 3. WILLIAMS,Charles-HOW 27 206 59 69 540 20.0 3. DAVIS,Shawntrez-BCU 26 75 154 229 8.8 4. Williams,Desmond-FAMU 28 180 10 130 500 17.9 4. DAVIS, Raasean-NCCU 25 72 124 196 7.8 5. OLUJOBI,Femi-NCAT 24 146 16 113 421 17.5 5. THOMAS,Miryne-MDES 24 58 129 187 7.8 6. TABB,Brandon-BCU 24 130 77 82 419 17.5 6. OLUJOBI,Femi-NCAT 24 42 144 186 7.8 7. Barham,Marcus-FAMU 25 134 65 79 412 16.5 7. COUSINS,Zion-HOW 24 52 124 176 7.3 8. MCCLANAHAN,Dexter-SSU 26 137 58 81 413 15.9 8. OKOLUE,Simon-DSU 21 65 88 153 7.3 9. DAVIS, Raasean-NCCU 25 172 0 51 395 15.8 9. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 42 120 162 7.0 10. BAILEY,Isaiah-BCU 25 118 25 131 392 15.7 10. Applewhite,Damani-SCSU 24 48 120 168 7.0 11. DAVIS,Shawntrez-BCU 26 149 21 67 386 14.8 11. BUNGEI,Preston-NSU Sr 26 35 119 154 5.9 12. CARR,Phillip-MSU 25 125 8 93 351 14.0 12. TRAORE,Adam-CSU 23 32 103 135 5.9 13. FENNER,Alante-SSU 25 112 36 84 344 13.8 13. Williams,Desmond-FAMU 28 52 109 161 5.8 14. Wright,Donte-SCSU 26 106 79 45 336 12.9 14. LONG,Alex-NSU Jr 25 45 94 139 5.6 15. MORGAN,Lamar-CSU 26 101 79 48 329 12.7 15. WHITLEY,Steven-NSU So 26 34 105 139 5.3 16. Applewhite,Damani-SCSU 24 122 1 54 299 12.5 16. TAVAKALYN,Artem-DSU 26 38 99 137 5.3 17. MCINTOSH,Logan-MDES 24 92 23 86 293 12.2 17. MORGAN,Lamar-CSU 26 10 124 134 5.2 18. FISHER, Kalin-Hampton 26 115 28 45 303 11.7 18. MCGOWENS,Davaris-NCAT 22 40 71 111 5.0 19. THOMAS,Miryne-MDES 24 104 8 63 279 11.6 19. WILSON-FISHER, C.-Hampton 27 49 86 135 5.0 20. WHITLEY,Steven-NSU So 26 106 21 68 301 11.6 20. BAILEY,Isaiah-BCU 25 30 91 121 4.8 21. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 103 32 28 266 11.6 22. JONES,Tyler-MDES 27 114 20 63 311 11.5 23. GARDNER JR, Reginald-NCCU 25 93 58 41 285 11.4 24. DAVIS,Karonn-CSU 27 102 34 66 304 11.3 25. FROST,Ahmad-MDES 27 107 53 36 303 11.2 26. OKOLUE,Simon-DSU 21 100 0 35 235 11.2 27. TAVAKALYN,Artem-DSU 26 101 37 48 287 11.0 28. LONG,Alex-NSU Jr 25 111 0 47 269 10.8 29. MAITLAND,Malik-BCU 21 76 28 41 221 10.5 30. SELLERS,Zach-SSU 26 96 36 43 271 10.4
FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G FGM FGA Pct. ASSISTS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. DAVIS, Raasean-NCCU 25 172 248 . 6 9 4 1. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 159 5.9 2. MCGOWENS,Davaris-NCAT 22 84 135 . 6 2 2 2. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 152 5.6 3. OKOLUE,Simon-DSU 21 100 169 . 5 9 2 3. LANGLEY,Kameron-NCAT 26 127 4.9 4. DAVIS,Shawntrez-BCU 26 149 267 . 5 5 8 4. PERKINS, Jordan-NCCU 25 122 4.9 5. DIAKITE,Soufiyane-BCU 26 103 186 . 5 5 4 5. MAITLAND,Malik-BCU 21 99 4.7 6. Applewhite,Damani-SCSU 24 122 224 . 5 4 5 6. MCINTOSH,Logan-MDES 24 111 4.6 7. OLUJOBI,Femi-NCAT 24 146 270 . 5 4 1 7. BAILEY,Isaiah-BCU 25 111 4.4 8. KEYES,Denzel-NCAT 26 90 168 . 5 3 6 8. DAVIS,Karonn-CSU 27 118 4.4 9. LONG,Alex-NSU Jr 25 111 214 . 5 1 9 9. WHITLEY,Steven-NSU So 26 107 4.1 10. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 103 204 . 5 0 5 10. CAMERON,Martez-MSU 25 100 4.0 11. Mayes,Elijah-FAMU 24 87 183 . 4 7 5 11. SELLERS,Zach-SSU 26 100 3.8 12. PERKINS, Jordan-NCCU 25 77 166 . 4 6 4 12. Rayner-Powell,Janai-SCSU 26 83 3.2 13. SELLERS,Zach-SSU 26 96 210 . 4 5 7 13. EDMEAD,Aaren-NCAT 22 61 2.8 14. TAVAKALYN,Artem-DSU 26 101 221 . 4 5 7 14. EVANS,Ty'lik-SSU 21 56 2.7 15. THOMAS,Miryne-MDES 24 104 229 . 4 5 4 15. Mayes,Elijah-FAMU 24 63 2.6 2017-18 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 13, 2018 (All games)
FREE THROW PCT Cl G FTM FTA Pct. STEALS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. TABB,Brandon-BCU 24 82 88 . 9 3 2 1. WHITLEY,Steven-NSU So 26 44 1.7 2. EDMEAD,Aaren-NCAT 22 59 69 . 8 5 5 -1. LANGLEY,Kameron-NCAT 26 44 1.7 3. CARR,Phillip-MSU 25 93 109 . 8 5 3 3. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 45 1.7 4. Barham,Marcus-FAMU 25 79 93 . 8 4 9 4. MAITLAND,Malik-BCU 21 34 1.6 5. THOMAS,Nic-NSU So 23 67 82 . 8 1 7 5. TABB,Brandon-BCU 24 38 1.6 6. BAILEY,Isaiah-BCU 25 131 164 . 7 9 9 6. WILEY,Pinky-DSU 26 41 1.6 -6. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 131 164 . 7 9 9 7. FENNER,Alante-SSU 25 38 1.5 8. Rayner-Powell,Janai-SCSU 26 53 67 . 7 9 1 8. CAMERON,Martez-MSU 25 37 1.5 9. TRAORE,Adam-CSU 23 60 76 . 7 8 9 9. MCCLANAHAN,Dexter-SSU 26 34 1.3 10. DAVIS,Karonn-CSU 27 66 84 . 7 8 6 10. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 35 1.3 11. OLUJOBI,Femi-NCAT 24 113 145 . 7 7 9 11. SELLERS,Zach-SSU 26 32 1.2 12. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 158 205 . 7 7 1 12. Richardson,James-SCSU 23 28 1.2 13. WILLIAMS,Charles-HOW 27 69 90 . 7 6 7 13. WALKER,Jonathan-DSU 21 25 1.2 14. FENNER,Alante-SSU 25 84 111 . 7 5 7 14. FROST,Ahmad-MDES 27 32 1.2 15. MCINTOSH,Logan-MDES 24 86 114 . 7 5 4 15. Williams,Desmond-FAMU 28 32 1.1 -15. EVANS,Ty'lik-SSU 21 24 1.1
3-POINT FG PCT Cl G 3FG FGA Pct. 3-POINT FG MADE Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. TAVAKALYN,Artem-DSU 26 37 86 . 4 3 0 1. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 91 3.4 2. JAMERSON,Derrik-NSU Jr 26 60 148 . 4 0 5 2. TABB,Brandon-BCU 24 77 3.2 3. WILLIAMS,Charles-HOW 27 59 147 . 4 0 1 3. MORGAN,Lamar-CSU 26 79 3.0 4. WILLIAMS,Kyle-NSU Sr 25 54 135 . 4 0 0 -3. Wright,Donte-SCSU 26 79 3.0 5. Ravenel,Justin-FAMU 28 53 134 . 3 9 6 5. Barham,Marcus-FAMU 25 65 2.6 6. MORGAN,Lamar-CSU 26 79 202 . 3 9 1 6. GARDNER JR, Reginald-NCCU 25 58 2.3 7. Wright,Donte-SCSU 26 79 204 . 3 8 7 7. JAMERSON,Derrik-NSU Jr 26 60 2.3 8. BRACEY, Lysander-Hampton 27 34 88 . 3 8 6 8. MCCLANAHAN,Dexter-SSU 26 58 2.2 9. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 32 84 . 3 8 1 9. WILLIAMS,Charles-HOW 27 59 2.2 10. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 91 241 . 3 7 8 10. WILLIAMS,Kyle-NSU Sr 25 54 2.2 11. BOYKINS,Devonte-NCAT 23 46 125 . 3 6 8 11. DASENT,Austin-SSU 26 52 2.0 12. DASENT,Austin-SSU 26 52 144 . 3 6 1 -11. BOYKINS,Devonte-NCAT 23 46 2.0 13. THOMAS,Nic-NSU So 23 33 92 . 3 5 9 13. FROST,Ahmad-MDES 27 53 2.0 14. Barham,Marcus-FAMU 25 65 185 . 3 5 1 14. Ravenel,Justin-FAMU 28 53 1.9 15. GARDNER JR, Reginald-NCCU 25 58 167 . 3 4 7 15. JENKINS,Javaris-SSU 26 43 1.7
BLOCKED SHOTS Cl G No. Avg/G ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Cl G Ast. T/O Ratio 1. BARNES, Trevond-Hampton 27 36 1.3 1. LANGLEY,Kameron-NCAT 26 127 52 2.4 2. DAVIS,Shawntrez-BCU 26 33 1.3 2. MAITLAND,Malik-BCU 21 99 42 2.4 3. COUSINS,Zion-HOW 24 28 1.2 3. SELLERS,Zach-SSU 26 100 53 1.9 4. DAVIS, Raasean-NCCU 25 26 1.0 4. PERKINS, Jordan-NCCU 25 122 68 1.8 5. COUNCIL,Cedric-CSU 27 27 1.0 5. DAVIS,Karonn-CSU 27 118 70 1.7 -5. OKOLUE,Simon-DSU 21 21 1.0 6. MCINTOSH,Logan-MDES 24 111 69 1.6 7. CABEZA,Jahir-SSU 24 23 1.0 7. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 152 103 1.5 8. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 21 0.9 8. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 159 108 1.5 9. WILSON-FISHER, C.-Hampton 27 24 0.9 9. Rayner-Powell,Janai-SCSU 26 83 57 1.5 10. LONG,Alex-NSU Jr 25 21 0.8 10. WHITLEY,Steven-NSU So 26 107 74 1.4 11. ROBINSON,Dan-NSU Sr 23 19 0.8 11. CAMERON,Martez-MSU 25 100 78 1.3 12. DIAKITE,Soufiyane-BCU 26 21 0.8 12. BAILEY,Isaiah-BCU 25 111 94 1.2 13. BUNGEI,Preston-NSU Sr 26 20 0.8 14. ORIZU,Ralueke-SSU 24 18 0.8 15. SYFAX,David-MSU 25 18 0.7 2017-18 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 13, 2018 (All games)
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS Cl G No. Avg/G 1. DIAKITE,Soufiyane-BCU 26 82 3.2 1. CARR,Phillip-MSU 25 165 6.6 2. OKOLUE,Simon-DSU 21 65 3.1 2. DIAKITE,Soufiyane-BCU 26 161 6.2 3. CARR,Phillip-MSU 25 77 3.1 3. OLUJOBI,Femi-NCAT 24 144 6.0 4. DAVIS,Shawntrez-BCU 26 75 2.9 4. DAVIS,Shawntrez-BCU 26 154 5.9 5. DAVIS, Raasean-NCCU 25 72 2.9 5. THOMAS,Miryne-MDES 24 129 5.4 6. THOMAS,Miryne-MDES 24 58 2.4 6. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 120 5.2 7. COUSINS,Zion-HOW 24 52 2.2 7. COUSINS,Zion-HOW 24 124 5.2 8. Applewhite,Damani-SCSU 24 48 2.0 8. Applewhite,Damani-SCSU 24 120 5.0 -8. Fields,Ozante-SCSU 21 42 2.0 9. DAVIS, Raasean-NCCU 25 124 5.0 10. ANDREWS-FULTON,Chad-CSU 24 45 1.9 10. MORGAN,Lamar-CSU 26 124 4.8 11. Williams,Desmond-FAMU 28 52 1.9 11. BUNGEI,Preston-NSU Sr 26 119 4.6 12. RIVAS, Pablo-NCCU 23 42 1.8 12. TRAORE,Adam-CSU 23 103 4.5 13. MCGOWENS,Davaris-NCAT 22 40 1.8 13. OKOLUE,Simon-DSU 21 88 4.2 14. WILSON-FISHER, C.-Hampton 27 49 1.8 14. WHITLEY,Steven-NSU So 26 105 4.0 15. LONG,Alex-NSU Jr 25 45 1.8 15. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 106 3.9
MINUTES PLAYED Cl G No. Avg/G 1. COLE,RJ-HOW 27 1022 37.9 2. WILEY,Pinky-DSU 26 929 35.7 3. MCINTOSH,Logan-MDES 24 852 35.5 4. Barham,Marcus-FAMU 25 886 35.4 5. Williams,Desmond-FAMU 28 992 35.4 6. WILLIAMS,Charles-HOW 27 944 35.0 7. MARROW, Jermaine-Hampto 27 925 34.3 8. OLUJOBI,Femi-NCAT 24 803 33.5 9. CARR,Phillip-MSU 25 834 33.4 10. FROST,Ahmad-MDES 27 900 33.3 2017-18 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS Through games of Feb 13, 2018 (All games)
TEAM IDENTIFICATION Team ID Bethune-Cookman BCU Coppin State CSU Delaware State DSU Florida A&M FAMU Hampton HAMPTON Howard HOW Md. Eastern Shore MDES Morgan State MSU N.C. Central NCCU Norfolk State NSU North Carolina A&T NCAT Savannah State SSU South Carolina State SCSU