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1516MBB DEC 21-22 Global Sports Classic.Indd 22015-16015-16 MMEN’SEN’S BBASKETBALLASKETBALL GGAMEAME NNOTESOTES #NCCUMBB North Carolina Central (3-7, 1-1 MEAC, 0-0 Neutral) ‘15-16 SCHEDULE 3-7 / 1-1 3-7 Overall, 3-1 Home, 0-6 Road, 0-0 Neutral vs. NOVEMBER (1-4, 1-0 H, 0-4 R) Global Sports Classic 13 ...............at Clemson (ESPN3) .......................................40-74 L 16 ...............vs. Allen ............................................................78-54 W Monday, December 21, 2015 - 1:30 p.m. PT 22 ...............at LIU Brooklyn ................................................77-78 L Tuesday, December 22, 2015 - 11:30 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. PT 24 ...............at Quinnipiac ....................................................59-69 L 27 ...............at Louisiana Tech ............................................50-71 L COX Pavilion (2,454) - Las Vegas, Nevada DECEMBER (2-3, 1-1 MEAC, 2-1 H, 0-2 R, 0-0 N) Audio: NCCUEaglePride.com 3 ................. vs. Mississippi Valley State ........................86-79 W 5 ..................vs. Maryland Eastern Shore* (DH) ..........70-59 W 7 ..................vs. Howard* (DH) ............................................69-71 L -Global Sports Classic (Dec. 14-22)- 14 ...............at Marshall ........................................................73-92 L 16 ...............at Houston (ESPN3) ......................................65-73, L 21 ............vs. Southern@.................................... 4:30 PM 22 ............vs. Nebraska Omaha/Eastern Illinois@ 2:30/4:30 PM NCCU Eagles Global Sports Classic 29 ...............vs. Montreat ....................................................7:00 PM 2015-16 Record: ...............................3-7, 1-1 MEAC Team information on page three. 31 ...............at Mississippi State .......................................2:00 PM Last Game: .......................................................L, 65-73 JANUARY (0-0, 0-0 MEAC, 0-0 H, 0-0 R) 4 ..................vs. East Tennessee State (DH) ...................8:00 PM ........................Dec. 16 at Houston (Houston, Texas) 6 ..................vs. Johnson & Wales ....................................7:00 PM Head Coach: ..............LeVelle Moton (NCCU, ‘96) 9 ..................at South Carolina State* (DH) ...................4:00 PM Record at NCCU: ...................117-82 (7th season) 11 ...............at Savannah State* (DH) .............................8:00 PM Career Record: .................................................... same 16 ...............vs. Norfolk State* (DH) ................................4:00 PM 2015-16 Statistical Leaders 18 ...............vs. Hampton* (DH) ........................................7:30 PM Points: .....................Patrick Cole, R-Jr., G, 6-5, 210 23 ...............at Delaware State* (DH) ..............................7:30 PM ..............................................................................16.0 ppg 25 ...............at Coppin State* (DH) ..................................7:30 PM Rebounds: ..........Jeremiah Ingram, Sr., G, 6-7, 210 FEBRUARY (0-0, 0-0 MEAC, 0-0 H, 0-0 R) 1 ..................at Florida A&M* (DH) ..................................8:00 PM ..................................................................................7.4 rpg 6 ..................vs. North Carolina A&T* (DH) ...................4:00 PM Assists: ......................Dajuan Graf, R-Jr., G, 6-0, 185 13 ................vs. Bethune-Cookman* (DH) .....................4:00 PM .................................................................................4.4 apg 15 ................vs. Florida A&M* (DH) .................................7:30 PM 20 ................at Morgan State* (DH) ................................4:00 PM 27 ................at Bethune-Cookman* (DH) ......................4:00 PM GAMEDAY INFORMATION 29 ...............vs. Savannah State* (DH) ............................7:30 PM The Game: NCCU plays the fi nal two rounds of the MARCH (0-0, 0-0 MEAC, 0-0 H, 0-0 R, 0-0 N) Series:..................Team information on page three. Global Sports Classic in Las Vegas, Nevada on Dec. 3 ..................at North Carolina A&T* (DH) ............................7:30 Streak:.................................................................................... 21-22. The Eagles start by taking on Southern, and 7-12 ...........2016 MEAC Tournament&.................................TBA Last Meeting: ..................................................................... TV/Video: ............................................................................ play the winner or loser between Eastern Illinois and -*Conference Games (MEAC) Audio: ........................................ NCCUEaglePride.com Nebraska Omaha on Tuesday, Dec. 22. Follow NCCU -@- Global Sports Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.) Live Stats: ........................................................................... Athletics on Twitter for full tournament updates. -&-2016 MEAC Basketball Tournament (The Scope, Norfolk, Va.) Twitter: ..............................................@NCCUAthletics .......................................................................@NCCU_MBB Hashtag: ...................................................... #NCCUMBB KEY NUMBERS 8-6 200 WE ARE #NCCU NCCU Sports Network NCCU’s record in Global Number of games coaching Sports Tournaments. at NCCU for LeVelle Moton. -Spell out or say the full name “North Carolina -Play-by-Play: Jonathan Duren He is fourth all-time in career wins (117). Central University” in fi rst reference, afterwards -Color Analyst: using “NCCU” or “N.C. Central” is appropriate for -The NCCU Sports Network hits the air at approximately 20 50-6 3-1 ensuing references. The use of “UNC Central” or minutes before tip-off. Jonathan Duren calls the live action from NCCU’s home record dating NCCU’s record against the back to March 3, 2011. “UNCC” is not accurate and using “Central” as a Las Vegas, Nevada. SWAC. reference is not preferred. Audio (Free) NCCU Probable Starting Lineup PPG: 11.4 PPG: 14.0 PPG: 5.8 PPG: 11.9 PPG: 6.1 RPG: 3.9 RPG: 4.6 RPG: 2.2 RPG: 7.4 RPG: 5.0 APG: 4.4 APG: 2.0 APG: 0.8 APG: 1.2 APG: 0.1 FG%: 43.8 FG%: 35.4 FG%: 40.3 FG%: 42.6 FG%: 57.9 3FG%: 36.0 3FG%: 28.0 3FG%: 50.0 3FG%: 26.7 3FG%: 0.0 FT%: 70.0 FT%: 78.3 FT%: 77.8 FT%: 59.0 FT%: 65.4 #35 - Dajuan Graf #0 - Dante Holmes #20 - Jamal Ferguson #12 - Jeremiah Ingram #1 - Jay Copeland 6-0 / 185R-Jr.G 6-3 / 190R-Sr.G 6-5 / 185R-Jr.G 6-7 / 210Sr.G 6-7 / 255R-Sr.F Charlotte, N.C. Baltimore, Md. Norfolk, Va. Detroit, Mich. Suffolk, Va. 2015-16 NCCU MEN’S BASKETBALL PAGE 2 RECORD: 3-7, 1-1 MEAC Quick Facts NCCU CAREER LEADERS GENERAL SCORING Points Years ASSISTS # Years School Name .....North Carolina Central University 1. Ted Manning 2,086 1962-66 1. Emanuel Chapman 617 2010-14 2. Michael Wright 409 80-81/82-85 City/Zip............................................. Durham, NC 27707 2. Samuel Jones 1,745 51-54/56-57 3. Bryan Ayala 366 2005-09 Founded...................... 1910 by Dr. James E. Shepard 3. LeVelle Moton 1,714 1992-96 4. Donald Sinclair 360 1979-81 Enrollment...................................................................8,155 4. Robert McClellan 1,562 1975-79 5. Kevin Thompson 313 1984-87 Nickname ..................................................................Eagles 5. Carlton Bell 1,534 1955-59 6. Jeffrey Hayes 288 85-87/88-90 School Colors ........................................ Maroon & Gray 6. Jeremy Ingram 1,525 2010-14 7. LeVelle Moton 278 1992-96 Arena Name ..............McDougald-McLendon Arena David Binion 1,525 78-81/82-83 8. James King 276 1975-79 9. James Tucker 272 99-00/02-04 Capacity .......................................................................3,116 8. Curtis Knight 1,476 2001-05 10. Michael Glasker 268 2007-11 9. James Martin 1,454 1958-62 National Affi liation ............................. NCAA Division I 11. Edward Roper 248 1975-79 10. Ernest Warlick 1,407 1948-52 Conference ..........Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 12. Larry Crowder 238 1991-93 Chancellor .........................Dr. Debra Saunders-White 11. Jimmy Boston 1,376 1997-2001 13. Mike White 232 1995-98 Alma Mater ............................................................Virginia 12. Robert Little 1,310 1971-75 14. Taro Knight 223 1990-93 13. Joseph Parker 1,304 1961-64 15. Shawn Ray 215 2000-03 Athletics Director .......Ingrid Wicker-McCree, Ed.D. Charles Harrison 1,304 1950-54 16. David Binion 214 78-81/82-83 Alma Mater (Year) ........George Washington (1989) 15. Charles Murphy 1,303 1980-84 17. Clifton Daye 202 1990-93 16. Willie Jennette 1,284 1981-86 19. Darnell Evans 200 1980-84 HISTORY 20. Jimmie Walker 189 1992-94 17. Lee Davis 1,271 1964-68 First Year of Basketball ............................................1927 21. Antoine Sifford 178 1986-90 18. Antoine Sifford 1,260 1986-90 Overall All-Time Record .... 1,153-943 (79 seasons) 22. David Binion 165 1977-79 19. Stanley Melvin 1,235 1974-78 NCAA Div. II Tourn. Record (Yrs) .......10-6 (6 years) STEALS # Years 20. James Sligh 1,229 53-54/56-58 Last Post-Season Opponent ........................................... 1. Bryan Ayala 196 2005-09 21. Shawn Ray 1,216 2000-03 2. Emanuel Chapman 173 2010-14 Miami (National Invitation Tournament, 1st Round) 22. Edward Roper 1,165 1975-79 3. Clifton Daye 172 1990-93 Result (Date).................75-71 Loss (March 17, 2015) 23. Nathaniel Lindsey 1,126 1990-94 4. Shawn Ray 166 2000-03 24. Albert Conner 1,089 1962-66 5. Derrick Leak 158 1986-90 COACHING STAFF 25. Joseph Pridgen 1,084 1965-68 6. Edward Roper 140 1975-79 7. Curtis
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