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2015-16 Missouri Southern Basketball Notes Exhibition • at Arkansas • November 8, 2015 2015-16 Missouri Southern Basketball Notes Exhibition • at Arkansas • November 8, 2015 Shaun Buck, Assistant/Women’s Basketball Contact Justin Maskus, Director Phone: (417) 625-9359 Phone: (417) 625-9359 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Game Missouri Southern (20-7, 14-5 MIAA) vs. Arkansas (18-14, 6-10 SEC) Game Information Media Coverage EX Date: Sunday November 8, 2015 MSSU Radio: KBTN 99.7 FM, Mike McClure play-by-play Tip-Off: 2:00 pm Internet Audio: mssulions.com Location: Fayetteville, Ark. Webcast: Site: Bud Walton Arena Live Stats: arkansasrazorbacks.com Missouri Southern vs. Arkansasa Series Record: UofA leads, 2-0 Lions on Facebook: facebook.com/MSSUwbb | facebook.com/mososports Novemver 8 • 2:00 pm Lions on Twitter: @MssuWbb | @mososports Fayetteville, Ark. Coaches UofA: Jimmy Dykes, 18-14 (2nd Season) MSSU: Ronda Hubbard, 39-15 (3rd Season) SERIES GAME-BY-GAME 11/16/79 UofA 53-45 Fayetteville, Ark. Missouri Southern University of Arkansas 2015-16 LIONS SCHEDULE 2014-15 RECORD: 20-7 2014-15 RECORD: 18-14 11/18/80 UofA 67-61 Joplin, Mo. Date Opponent ....................................... Time/Status MIAA RECORD: 14-5/4th SEC RECORD: 6-10/t-9th Lions Wins in Bold Nov. 8 Arkansas (Exhibition) .............................................2 pm PPG: 68.9 PPG: 59.7 Nov. 13 vs. Oklahoma Baptist ^ ........................................12 pm OPP. PPG: 59.7 OPP. PPG: 55.9 Nov. 14 Southwestern Oklahoma ^ ....................................5 pm SCORING MARGIN: +9.2 SCORING MARGIN: +3.8 Nov. 18 Minnesota State - Mankato ................... 5:30 pm FG%: .421 FG%: .366 Nov. 21 Truman ...................................................................1 pm OPP. FG%: .399 OPP. FG%: .368 Nov. 24 Avila .................................................... 5:30 pm Nov. 28 Illinois Springfield .....................................1 pm 3-PT. FG%: .366 3-PT. FG%: .296 Dec. 3 Central Oklahoma * ............................... 5:30 pm OPP. 3-PT. FG%: .290 OPP. 3-PT. FG%: .291 Dec. 5 Northeastern State * ..................................1 pm FT%: .779 FT%: .653 Dec. 9 Northwest Missouri * ............................ 5:30 pm OPP. FT%: .701 OPP. FT%: .664 Dec. 12 Missouri Western * ............................................1:30 pm RPG: 36.8 RPG: 40.1 Dec. 16 Emporia State * .................................... 5:30 pm OPP. RPG: 31.4 OPP. RPG: 35.9 Dec. 19 Washburn * ...............................................1 pm REB. MARGIN: +5.4 REB. MARGIN: +4.2 Jan. 2 Nebraska at Kearney * .......................................5:30 pm Jan. 4 Fort Hays State * ...............................................5:30 pm APG: 13.0 APG: 12.0 Jan. 7 Southwest Baptist * .............................. 5:30 pm TOPG: 15.4 TOPG: 13.2 Jan. 9 Central Missouri * ......................................1 pm TO MARGIN: +0.1 TO MARGIN: -0.5 Jan. 16 Pittsburg State * ................................................1:30 pm BPG: 2.9 BPG: 3.5 Jan. 21 Lincoln * ............................................................5:30 pm SPG: 7.6 SPG: 6.6 Jan. 23 Lindenwood *.........................................................1 pm Jan. 27 Northwest Missouri * ........................................5:30 pm Jan. 30 Missouri Western * .....................................1 pm THE SERIES Feb. 4 Emporia State * .................................................5:30 pm This is the fourth exhibiton meeting between the Lions and Feb. 6 Washburn ...............................................................5 pm Feb. 11 Nebraska at Kearney *........................... 5:30 pm the University of Arkansas Lady ‘Backs since 2006. Feb. 13 Fort Hays State * ........................................1 pm UofA holds a 2-0 mark in the series with a 1-0 record in both Feb. 18 Southwest Baptist * ..........................................5:30 pm Fayetteville and Joplin. Feb. 20 Central Missouri * ..............................................1:30 pm Feb. 27 Pittsburg State * ........................................1 pm * MID-AMERICA INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION GAME ^ - SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA STATE CLASSIC IN WEATHERFORD, OKLA. HOME GAMES IN BOLD | ALL TIMES CENTRAL 1 2015-16 Missouri Southern Basketball Notes Exhibition • at Arkansas • November 8, 2015 (RV) Missouri Southern Possible Starters (2014-15 Stats) No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG Assists Steals Hometown 11 Kenya Wilson-Brown G 5-5 Sr. 1.0 0.7 22 4 Arlington, Texas THE LIONS 14 Tami Morice G 5-11 Sr. 4.7 1.9 22 7 Naperville, Ill. 23 Jordan Dinyer C 6-1 So. 6.2 4.0 9 17 Hallsville, Mo. RECORD WHEN ... 24 Deb Holcomb G 5-7 Jr. 25.2 8.2 74 96 Dallas, Texas Under 44 Sharese Jones G 5-8 Sr. 13.7 7.3 30 14 St. Charles, Mo. 14-15 Hubbard Scoring 59 points or less ................3-4 ...................3-7 Arkansas Possible Starters (2014-15 Stats) Scoring 60-69 points ......................5-2 .................11-6 No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. PPG RPG Assists Steals Hometown Scoring 70-79 points ......................8-1 .................13-2 00 Jessica Jackson F 6-3 Jr. 14.9 6.3 30 27 Jacksonville, Ark. Scoring 80+ points ........................4-0 .................12-0 15 Kelsey Brooks G 5-9 Jr. 13.8 4.8 74 52 Lenexa, Kan. Allowing 59 points or less ...........10-1 .................18-1 21 Devin Cosper G 5-10 So. 20.0 4.8 55 102 Coffeyville, Kan. Allowing 60-69 points ...................8-3 .................14-4 33 Melissa Wolf F 6-0 Sr. 8.4 7.8 47 35 Cabot, Ark. Allowing 70-79 points ...................2-2 ...................6-8 35 Alecia Cooley C 6-4 Jr. 17.3 11.7 57 39 Evanston, Ill. Allowing 80+ points ......................0-1 ...................1-2 Game decided by 3 pts. or less .......3-2 ...................4-4 Game decided by 4-9 pts. ..............7-2 .................14-5 Game decided by 10-19 pts. ..........4-2 .................10-2 2014-15 MIAA STANDINGS Game decided by 20 or more .........6-1 .................11-4 CONFERENCE OVERALL Lead in rebounding ......................15-3 .................32-7 Final Standings Trail in rebounding .........................4-2 ...................6-6 Fort Hays State -z 18-1 0.947 30-4 0.882 Tie in rebounding ...........................1-2 ...................1-2 Emporia State -z 15-4 0.789 29-5 0.853 Have more turnovers ......................7-4 ...............13-10 Have fewer turnovers ...................12-3 .................24-5 Pittsburg State -z 15-4 0.789 27-6 0.818 Tie in turnovers ..............................1-0 ...................2-0 Missouri Southern -z 14-5 0.737 20-7 0.741 Lead at halftime ...........................16-1 .................28-5 Central Missouri -x 13-6 0.684 21-9 0.700 Trail at halftime..............................3-5 ...................9-8 Central Oklahoma -x 9-10 0.474 17-13 0.567 Tied at halftime..............................1-1 ...................2-2 Missouri Western -x 9-10 0.474 15-12 0.556 Outshoot opponents (pct.) ...........12-1 .................28-4 Opponent outshoots (pct.) .............8-6 ...............11-11 Washburn -x 8-11 0.421 16-12 0.571 Tie in shooting (pct.) ......................0-0 ...................0-0 Lincoln -x 7-12 0.368 12-14 0.462 Make more free throws ................13-4 .................26-7 Northeastern State -x 7-12 0.368 12-16 0.429 Make less free throws ....................7-2 .................12-7 Nebraska Kearney -x 6-13 0.316 12-17 0.414 Tie in free throws ...........................0-1 ...................1-1 Lindenwood -x 4-15 0.211 11-16 0.407 Make more threes ........................20-3 .................28-7 Make less threes.............................0-3 ...................8-7 Southwest Baptist 4-15 0.211 9-18 0.333 Tie in threes ...................................0-1 ...................3-1 Northwest Missouri 4-15 0.211 8-20 0.286 Have more assists .........................17-2 .................34-5 Have fewer assists ..........................2-5 .................3-10 x - Clinched MIAA Post-Sesason Tournament berth, z - Clinched bye to Kansas City Tie in assists ...................................1-0 ...................2-0 WBCA/USA Today/ESPN Division II Coaches Poll in parenthesis Have more steals ..........................16-4 .................32-6 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Have fewer steals ...........................2-3 ...................5-8 NEBRASKA-KEARNEY 54 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Tie in steals ....................................2-0 ...................2-1 NEBRASKA-LINCON 92 WICHITA STATE 2:00 PM Get more bench points .................14-2 .................24-6 PITTSBURG STATE 54 MISSOURI SOUTHERN Get fewer bench points ..................6-5 .................15-9 KANSAS 80 ARKANSAS 2:00 PM Tie in bench points .........................0-0 ...................0-0 Game goes into overtime ...............2-0 ...................4-0 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 EMPORIA STATE In November ..................................6-0 .................11-1 WASHBURN 48 KANSAS 2:00 PM In December...................................2-2 ...................5-3 KANSAS STATE 75 In January ......................................6-3 .................12-5 NORTHEASTERN STATE In February .....................................6-1 .................10-4 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 OKLAHOMA STATE 2:00 PM In March .........................................0-1 ...................1-2 CENTRAL MISSOURI 99 vs. Nationally-Ranked Foes ............2-1 ...................3-4 MISSOURI VALLEY 51 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST MARQUETTE 3:30 PM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 2014-15 STARTING FIVES LINDENWOOD 70 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 ILLINOIS STATE 71 PITTSBURG STATE KANSAS STATE
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