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Lee University Men's Basketball LEE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL Flames (11-12, 6-12 GSC) vs West Georgia Wolves (17-6, 12-6 GSC) 2014-15 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (RANKING LISTED IS RANKING AT TIME OF GAME) Saturday, February 14, 2015 -- 4:00 pm EST NOVEMBER The Coliseum - Carrollton, Georgia SAT 8 MARTIN METHODIST (EXH) (L 71-79 OT) FRI 14 VS MOREHOUSE COLLEGE W 49-48 Radio: Mix 104.1 FM SAT 15 VS CLAFLIN UNIVERSITY W 66-63 Live Audio: http://tunein.com/radio/Mix-1041-s27903/ MON 17 TRUETT-MCCONNELL W 62-48 THU 20 TENNESSEE TEMPLE W 105-74 Live Stats: http://www.statbroadcast.com/events/statbroadcast.php?t=1&gid=uwg MON 24 MILLIGAN COLLEGE W 88-80 DECEMBER Twitter: @LeeUFlames #fl amenation THU 4 *#24 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS L 70-73 Facebook: www.facebook.com/leeuniversity.fl ames SAT 6 *UNION UNIVERSITY W 78-71 Text Updates: www.goleefl ames.com/member/sms_signup.aspx WED 10 *AT VALDOSTA STATE L 70-75 SAT 13 *AT WEST FLORIDA W 68-64 Live Video: http://www.uwgsports.com/sports/2014/9/6/FB_0906142144.aspx THU 18 *NORTH ALABAMA W 87-82 OT SAT 20 *#20 ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE W 81-62 JANUARY GAME INFORMATION... SAT 3 *WEST GEORGIA L 72-96 SERIES INFORMATION MON 5 *WEST ALABAMA L 55-71 SAT 10 *AT DELTA STATE L 61-64 Series Record: UWG leads 2-1. MON 12 *AT MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE L 72-73 THU 15 *AT SHORTER UNIVERSITY L 76-79 Last Meeting: Jan. 3, 2015, THU 22 *AT UNION UNIVERSITY L 75-94 SAT 24 *AT CHRISTIAN BROTHERS L 55-76 Head Coach: Tommy Brown in Cleveland. West Georgia Head Coach: Michael Cooney THU 29 *WEST FLORIDA W 91-75 Record at Lee/Year: 227-88/10th scored 48 points in each half Record at UWG/Year: 117-104/8th SAT 31 *VALDOSTA STATE W 78-75 Career Record/Year: 361-190/17th Career Record/Year: 117-104/8th on their way to a 96-72 win. FEBRUARY 2014-15 Stat Leaders Cory Billingsley led Lee with 2014-15 Stat Leaders THU 5 *AT ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE L 68-75 Points: C. Billingsley (16.0) 17 points. Cody Farley added Points: D. Stocks (22.1) SAT 7 *AT NORTH ALABAMA L 67-77 Rebounds: T. Roberts (4.9) 14 and Tyquan Roberts had 12. Rebounds: J. Austin (5.2) THU 12 *AT WEST ALABAMA L 74-75 Assists: S. Ford (84) Deonta Stocks led UWG with 19 Assists: A. Abreu (108) SAT 14 *AT WEST GEORGIA 4:00 PM Steals: C. Billingsley (35) points. Alex Abreu added 13. Steals: D. Stocks (51) THU 19 *MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE 8:00 PM SAT 21 *DELTA STATE 4:00 PM GAME NOTES... THU 26 HIWASSEE COLLEGE 8:00 PM • Today’s game is the fourth consecutive road game. After playing nine of its last 11 games on the road, SAT 28 *SHORTER UNIVERSITY 7:00 PM the Flames will fi nish the regular season with four straight home games. MARCH • This will be the third game Lee has played in the Coliseum this season. The Flames defeated Morehouse TBA NCCAA MID-EAST REGION TOURNAMENT College (49-48) and Clafl in University (66-63) back on Nov. 14-15 in the GSC-SIAC Classic. 18-21 NCCAA TOURNAMENT (WINONA LAKE, IND.) • Lee needs to win three of their fi nal fi ve games to fi nish at .500 and become postseason eligible. *GSC GAMES HOME GAMES BOLD ALL TIMES EASTERN • Lee has lost 10 of its last 13, while UWG has won fi ve of their last seven. WWW.GOLEEFLAMES.COM • The Flames have scored 1,668 points (72.5 ppg) and have allowed 1,670 points (72.6 ppg). UWG is WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/LEE.FLAMES averaging 87.1 ppg and give up 81.8 ppg for a +5.3 scoring margin. WWW.TWITTER.COM/LEEUFLAMES • SCORING WATCH -- Cory Billingsley’s 14 points at UWA moved him past Theodore Sanford, Ricky Mears, Demetrius Morgan and Jerel Blocker and into 20th on Lee all-time scoring list with 1,122. At No. 19 is 2014-15 RECORDS: Bob Sherlin with 1,134 points. Kermit Marlow is 18th (1,163) and Greg Cain 17th (1,210). Overall ......................................................................11-12 Home ...................................................................8-3 2014-15 GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS... (AS OF FEB. 13) Away ....................................................................1-9 Neutral ................................................................2-0 SCHOOL (# NCAA DII RANK) GSC PCT TOTAL PCT STREAK vs NCAA II Top 25 ....................................................1-1 WEST GEORGIA 12-6 0.667 17-6 0.739 W1 GSC ..............................................................................6-12 ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE 12-6 0.667 17-7 0.708 L1 Home ...................................................................5-3 WEST ALABAMA 12-6 0.667 17-9 0.654 W3 Away ....................................................................1-9 UNION 11-7 0.611 17-7 0.708 W1 ACTIVE LEE STREAKS: SHORTER 11-7 0.611 16-8 0.667 L3 Overall ........................................................................L3 Home ..........................................................................W2 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 10-8 0.556 13-9 0.591 W2 Away ............................................................................L8 DELTA STATE 10-8 0.556 13-11 0.542 W2 Neutral ........................................................................W2 MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE * 9-9 0.500 11-9 0.550 W4 NORTH ALABAMA 8-10 0.444 11-13 0.458 L1 Options available for live audio: Mix 104.1 FM or Talk 101.3 FM. LEE * 6-12 0.333 11-12 0.478 L3 VALDOSTA STATE 4-14 0.222 9-15 0.375 L6 WEST FLORIDA 3-15 0.167 7-17 0.292 L2 *-Lee and Mississippi College are not eligible for conference championships or postseason during the reclassifi cation process. # - NABC NCAA DII National Poll Ranking www.goleeflames.com :: facebook.com/leeuniversity.flames :: twitter.com/LeeUFlames LEE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL Gulf South Conference (GSC) * 10th season under Coach Tommy Brown 11-12 Overall Record * 6-12 GSC Record NUMBER OF TIMES PLAYER HAS ... CAREER HIGHS STAT COMPARISONS 30+ Points .............. 14-15 ...............Career Scoring, Rebounding and Assists LEE’S RECORD WHEN SCORING... Cory Billingsley ......................0 ...........................................1 100 or more points ...........................................1-0 1 - Jamal Worthington 20+ Points .............. 14-15 ...............Career 90-99 points ........................................................1-0 19 points (Shorter, 1/25/14) 80-89 points ........................................................3-0 Cory Billingsley ......................7 ...........................................17 10 rebounds (W. Ga., 1/23/14) Chad Lee ...................................0 ...........................................1 70-79 points ........................................................2-7 Stedmon Ford .......................2 ...........................................3 4 assists (at Valdosta, 2/1/14; UWA, 2/20/14) 69 or less points .................................................4-5 Jervon Johnson ....................2 ...........................................3 2 - Elgrin Wilson Tyquan Roberts ....................0 ...........................................2 19 points (VSU, 1/31/15) LEE’S RECORD WHEN GIVING UP... Chase Cullen ...........................3 ...........................................3 90 or more points ..............................................0-2 6 rebounds (UWF, 1/29/15) 80-89 points ........................................................2-0 10+ Points .............. 14-15 ...............Career 1 assist (five times) 70-79 points ........................................................4-9 Cory Billingsley ......................21 .........................................60 3 - Stedmon Ford 60-69 points ........................................................3-1 Tyquan Roberts ....................12 .........................................26 59 or less points .................................................2-0 Chad Lee ...................................3 ...........................................13 26 points (at DSU, 1/10/15) Jamal Worthington ............0 ...........................................12 8 rebounds (VSU, 1/31/15) 8 assists (UNA, 12/18/14; UWF, 1/29/15) LEE’S RECORD WHEN MAKING... Stedmon Ford .......................13 .........................................21 0-5 three pointers ..............................................6-5 Jervon Johnson ....................8 ...........................................11 5 - Isaac Merian 6-9 three pointers ..............................................4-5 Bryce Copeland ....................2 ...........................................5 10 or more three pointers ..............................1-2 Chase Cullen ...........................9 ...........................................9 10 points (TN Temple, 11/20/14) Isaac Merian ............................1 ...........................................1 4 rebounds (at UAH, 2/5/15) 1 assist (TN Temple, 11/20/14; UWG, 1/3/15) LEE’S RECORD WHEN SHOOTING... Elgrin Wilson ...........................5 ...........................................5 50% or better ............................................................. 3-2 Cody Farley ..............................2 ...........................................2 13 - Levi Woods 45%-49% ..................................................................... 4-4 10+ Rebounds ........ 14-15 ...............Career 9 points (TN Temple, 11/20/14; at CBU, 1/24/15) 40%-44% ..................................................................... 3-5 Chad Lee ...................................2 ...........................................12 5 rebounds (TN Temple, 11/20/14; at CBU, 1/24/15) 39% or lower .............................................................. 1-1 Tyquan Roberts ....................0 ...........................................1 2 assists (UAH, 12/20/14) Jamal Worthington
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