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Christian Brothers University South Regional Champs:Christian 2009 2016-17 BuccaneerBrothers Basketball Notes UniversityGSC Champs: 2008, 2013 2016-17 Buccaneer Basketball THIS WEEK: CBU at Memphis 2016-17 Schedule November 7, 2016 • Memphis, Tennessee • FedExForum • 6:30 p.m. Date Opponent Time/Res CBU (0-0) at Central State (0-0) 11/7 @ Memphis (Exhibition) 6:30 November 11, 2016 • Wilberforce, Ohio • Beacom/Lewis Gym • 2:00 p.m. 11/11 @ Central State (Ohio) 2:00 Central State at CBU 11/13 Central State (Ohio) 2:00 November 13, 2016 • Memphis, Tennessee • Canale Arena • 2:00 p.m. 11/16 Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) 7:00 11/22 @ Harding (Ark.) 7:30 • The Bucs open the season at Memphis with their first exhibition game since 11/29 @ Union (Tenn.) * 8:00 defeating the Tigers 74-70 in overtime Nov. 12, 2014. They wrap up the week 12/3 @ Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) 4:00 with a pair of games against Central State, Friday in Ohio and Sunday at home. 12/7 Bellarmine (Ky.) 7:00 12/10 Union (Tenn.) * 7:00 12/15 Valdosta State (Ga.) * 7:00 • CBU has faced Memphis twice in regular-season contests, both Memphis wins 12/17 West Florida * 3:00 in 2000 and 2001, and the schools met for annual exhibition games from 2004 12/31 @ Mississippi College * 4:00 through 2014, with Memphis winning the first 10. 1/2 Delta State (Miss.) * 7:00 1/7 @ North Alabama * 3:00 • CBU faces Central State for just the second time in school history. The 1/9 @ Alabama Huntsville * 7:30 Marauders topped CBU 81-74 in the John L. Griffin/Lions Club Classic hosted 1/12 Lee (Tenn.) * 7:00 by Northern Kentucky Nov. 16, 2001. This is CBU’s second year in a row to 1/14 Shorter (Ga.) * 3:00 open with a pair of games against a SIAC opponent. Last season, the Bucs 1/19 @ West Alabama * 7:30 opened with two games against Stillman, losing 90-72 at Stillman and 69-67 at 1/21 @ West Georgia * 3:00 home. CBU is 45-50 all-time against current members of the SIAC ( 35-35 vs. 1/26 @ Shorter (Ga.) * 7:00 1/28 @ Lee (Tenn.) * TBA LeMoyne-Owen, 4-11 vs. Spring Hill, 5-3 vs. Lane, 1-0 vs. Claflin and 0-1 vs. 2/2 West Georgia * 7:00 Central State). Stillman reclassified to the NAIA after last season. 2/4 West Alabama * 3:00 2/9 @ West Florida * 7:30 Broadcast Information: 2/11 @ Valdosta State (Ga.) * 3:00 CBUBucs.com Video (11/13): http://www.cbubucs.com Ken Opperman 2/16 Mississippi College * 7:00 AM 1210/FM 103.1 (11/7) & AM 560/FM 87.7 (11/13): http://www.sports56whbq.com Eli Savoie 2/18 @ Delta State (Miss.) * 4:00 2/23 Alabama Huntsville * 7:00 2/25 North Alabama * 7:00 2/28 GSC Quarterfinals TBA THE BUCS 3/4-5 GSC Final Four Homewood, Ala. Probable Starters (2015-16 stats) 3/11-14 NCAA South Regional TBA pos # name ht wt yr ppg rpg apg bpg spg fg% 3p% ft% mpg 3/22-25 NCAA Elite Eight Sioux Falls, S.D. G 5 Jeff Larkin 6-0 175 Jr 18.3 3.3 2.7 .1 1.5 .441 .308 .730 36.8 Home Games in Bold; All times Central * - GSC game G 20 Cody Garbuzinski 6-5 200 r-Jr 5.0 4.4 2.0 .2 .7 .464 .361 .662 31.1 2015-16 GSC Standings: F 33 Adam Dieball 6-8 220 So 14.9 4.2 3.9 .5 .4 .487 .347 .701 26.1 Team GSC Overall F 34 Alex Trentman 6-6 200 r-So 5.8 4.2 1.5 .7 .4 .432 .373 .560 23.9 Alabama Huntsville * 18-4 24-7 C 42 Jordan Miller 6-8 225 r-Jr 9.3 3.3 1.3 .3 .4 .467 .367 .685 16.5 West Georgia * 16-6 22-9 Union * 13-9 21-11 Probable Reserves (2015-16 stats) North Alabama * 13-9 16-13 Delta State * 13-9 19-11 pos # name ht wt yr ppg rpg apg bpg spg fg% 3p% ft% mpg Valdosta State * 13-9 17-11 G 3 Brad Miller 6-1 185 r-Fr Redshirted at CBU last year CBU * 10-12 12-17 G/F 22 Mitch Mays 6-7 185 r-Fr Redshirted at CBU last year Shorter * 9-13 14-15 G 11 Joe Laravie 6-3 180 Fr From Kettering, Ohio/Alter HS West Alabama 8-14 12-16 F 31 J.T. Moody 6-6 210 r-Sr 2.1 1.5 .4 .0 .3 .474 .318 .737 6.8 Lee 7-15 10-18 F 45 Jack Hummel 6-7 220 Sr 1.6 .8 .4 .1 .1 .545 / .444 5.3 Mississippi College ^ 7-15 8-16 G 14 Tyler Estep 6-5 200 r-Jr 3.1 2.5 1.6 .1 .9 .376 .190 .333 21.0 West Florida 5-17 7-19 * - clinched GSC Tournament berth F 44 Charlie Oswald 6-7 210 Sr 1.5 .9 .7 .5 .2 .206 .172 .667 10.8 G 24 Prentiss Bobo 6-0 215 Fr From Collegiate School of Memphis ^ - ineligible for postseason G 11 Aaron King 5-10 170 Fr Transfer from Faulkner Univ. (Ala.) CBUBucs.com Page 1 South Regional Champs: 2009 2016-17 Buccaneer Basketball Notes GSC Champs: 2008, 2013 Scouting the Tigers: After going 19-15 and reaching the American Athletic Conference finals but missing the postseason for the second consecutive year, About CBU Memphis heads into the new season with a new coach in Tubby Smith. With CBU Men’s Basketball 557 career wins and the 1998 national championship, Smith is the only coach 2015-16 Overall Record 12-17 in the nation to coach five different Division I schools to the NCAA Tournament. GSC Record/Finish 10-12/7th Sophomore forward Dedric Lawson, the American Athletic Conference Rookie Final Nat’l Ranking (Poll) N/A of the Year as a year ago, returns after averaging 15.8 points, 9.3 rebounds Last Postseason Opp. West Georgia and 2.5 assists per game. His older brother, freshman forward K.J. Lawson, Result L, 82-85, @ ‘16 GSC quarters also returns after averaging 8.8 points and 3.5 rebounds per game in 10 games Starters Returning/Lost 5/1 before taking a medical redshirt due to injury. Junior guard Markel Crawford Letterwinners Returning/Lost 9/3 averagd 5.3 points and 3.2 rebounds per game while starting 25 games. The Tigers’ roster is bolstered by a pair of graduate transfers: senior guard Chris- tian Kessee averaged 14.6 points per game last season at Coppin State, while Coaching Staff senior forward Chad Rykhoek transferred from Baylor after missing all four Head Coach Mike Nienaber years due to a series of injuries. Alma Mater (Yr) Mississippi Coll. (‘77) Record at school/year 293-192/18th Scouting the Marauders: After going 11-15 last year, finishing fifth in the Career record/year 535-466/34th SIAC West Division with a 9-9 conference mark, the Marauders were picked to Office Phone 901-321-3372 repeat that fifth-place finish in the seven-team SIAC West. Six of the Maraud- Best time of day to reach Mornings ers’ 13 players return from last year, including two starters. Junior forward Graduate Assistant Mark Vaughn Jeremy Brown averaged 8.7 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 1.9 steals per Alma Mater (Year) Bethel (‘15) game as a sophomore, and senior center Robert Konteh averaged 4.9 points, About CBU 4.5 rebounds and 1.3 blocks per game last season. The Marauders have 11 new School Name Christian Brothers University players on their 17-man roster, including a pair of senior D-I transfers in point City/State/ZIP Memphis, TN 38104 guard Keilan Blanks (Tennessee State) and shooting guard Markese McGuire Founded 1871 (Illinois-Chicago). Blanks began his college career at Lamar, where he played Enrollment 1,900 in 37 games, starting 12. McGuire appeared in 88 games in three years at UIC, Nickname Buccaneers starting 16. CSU coach Joseph Price played for Digger Phelps at Notre Dame. School Colors Red & Gray Home Faciltity Canale Arena Dieball’s Rookie Year: Adam Dieball became the Bucs’ ninth GSC Freshman of Capacity 1,000 the Year after he averaged 14.9 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.9 assists per game. Affiliation NCAA Division II He shot 48.7 percent from the field, including 34.7 percent from three-point Conference Gulf South Conference range, as he played 24 games before missing the last five due to an injury. He President Dr. John Smarrelli, Jr. won GSC Freshman of the Week seven times. CBU’s previous Freshman of the Alma Mater (Yr) Le Moyne (‘75) Year winners include Rodney Chapman (1997-98), Adam Heitzman (2000-01), Athletic Director Brian Summers Kevin Weybright (2004-05), Nick Kohs (2005-06), Kyle Couvion (2006-07), Scott Alma Mater (Yr) North Central (‘00) Dennis (2008-09), Michael Drake (2009-10) and Harry Green (2010-11). Athletic Trainer Scott Lambert Office Phone 901-321-3263 GSC Expansion Looms: The Bucs’ home in the Gulf South Conference will add two members, both from central Alabama, for the 2017-18 season. Montevallo returns to the league after spending 2009-2017 in the Peach Belt Conference, CBU Athletic Communications while Auburn-Montgomery will join the GSC as they continue their transition Director Eric Opperman from the NAIA to Division II.
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