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- game 20: MURRAY STATE • FEB. 13 • CFSB CENTER 7-12 OVERALL • 5-10 OVC MBB SID CONTACT: Ryne Rickman Email: [email protected] Office Phone: (731) 881-7632 Cell Phone: (270) 703-2601 Website: www.UTMSports.com Facebook: /UTMSports 2020-21 MEN’S BASKETBALL Twitter: @UTMSports SCHEDULE SKYHAWKS CLOSE OUT BRIEF ROAD TRIP BY Date .......... Opponent ...................................... Time MAKING THE SHORT TREK TO MURRAY STATE Dec. 2 ........ EVANSVILLE ..................W 93-87 (2OT) Dec. 15 ....... BETHEL .....................................W 95-60 ALL-TIME SERIES Dec. 18 ........ at Southeast Missouri* .............W 69-67 Murray State leads 55-7 Last Meeting ............................ Jan. 16, 2021 Dec. 20 ....... WESTERN ILLINOIS .............. L 81-63 Game Result .................MSU 79, @UTM 57 Dec. 22 ........ at Ole Miss .................................. L 90-43 Series Streak ..................................MSU W7 Dec. 30 ........ at Jacksonville State* ................. L 80-70 First Meeting ....................................1956-57 UTM vs. MSU in Murray .....................1-29 Jan. 2 ......... BELMONT* ............................... L 90-69 UT MARTIN MURRAY STATE Streak in Murray ..........................MSU W7 Jan. 7 ......... at Tennessee State* ..................... L 74-62 SKYHAWKS RACERS Record: 7-12 Record: 10-9 Jan. 9 ......... at Belmont* ................................. L 89-69 Ohio Valley: 5-10 Ohio Valley: 7-7 PLAYER TO WATCH Jan. 16 ........ MURRAY STATE* .................... L 79-57 Away: 1-7 Home: 7-3 #15 Cameron Holden Jan. 21 ........ at Eastern Kentucky* ............... L 113-73 Last 5: 2-3 Last 5: 3-2 Junior Forward Last 10: 4-6 Last 10: 6-4 Forsyth, Ga. Jan. 23 ........ at Morehead State* .................... L 76-44 Avg. PPG: 65.7 Avg. PPG: 77.3 Jan. 26 ........ SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* ...W 69-66 Holden topped the Def. PPG: 76.9 Def. PPG: 66.9 Skyhawks in scoring Jan. 28 ........ EASTERN ILLINOIS* ............W 51-41 Top Scorer Top Scorer at Austin Peay on Thursday, piling up Jan. 30 ........ SIUE* ........................................... L 76-60 #15 Cameron Holden #23 KJ Williams 14 points to go along 14.1 PPG 15.5 PPG Feb. 4 ......... JACKSONVILLE STATE* ....... L 82-70 with a team-high nine Top REBOUNDER Top REBOUNDER rebounds in only 17 Feb. 6 ......... TENNESSEE TECH* ...............W 66-64 #15 Cameron Holden #23 KJ Williams minutes. Feb. 8 ......... AUSTIN PEAY* ........................W 76-75 7.4 RPG 8.4 RPG The 6-5 frontcourt phenom has nabbed Top PASSER ToP PASSER Feb. 11 ........ at Austin Peay* ........................... L 71-50 all four of his double- Feb. 13 ........ at Murray State* ......................7:30 p.m. #33 Kenton Eskridge #10 Tevin Brown doubles in OVC 3.7 APG 4.5 APG play. That includes a Feb. 18 ........ EASTERN KENTUCKY* ...........8 p.m. INTERIM HEAD COACH HEAD COACH 20-point, career-best 16-rebound effort Feb. 20 ........ MOREHEAD STATE* ................4 p.m. Montez Robinson Matt McMahon against Murray State Feb. 25 ........ at SIUE* .........................................5 p.m. North Georgia, 2002 Appalachian State, 2000 on Jan. 16. Feb. 27 ........ at Eastern Illinois* ........................4 p.m. First Season Sixth Season In OVC play, Holden ranks in the top-10 in Overall: 76-98 Overall: 120-60 scoring (14.2 points per game), rebounding (7.9 March 3-6 .... OVC Tournament$ .........................TBA per game) and steals (1.7 per game). At UTM: 7-12 At MSU: Same HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS AND BOLD SETTING THE STAGE * Ohio Valley Conference Game The University of Tennessee at Martin men’s basketball team will look to $ Ford Center - Evansville, Ind. split the season series against the Murray State Racers when the longtime Ohio Times are listed in Central time Valley Conference rivals square off at the CFSB Center. It’s been exactly four weeks since the Skyhawks and Murray State matched All dates/opponents subject to change up in the Kathleen and Tom Elam Center as the Racers came away with a 79-57 win back on Jan. 16. In that game, UT Martin forward Cameron Holden went off for game-highs of 20 points, 16 rebounds and three steals - tying for the most offensive PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS rebounds (11) by any player against a NCAA Division I opponent in 2020-21. Holden led the Skyhawks in scoring for the 10th time this season last time MURRAY STATE UT MARTIN out at Austin Peay, as he registered 14 points to go along with a team-best nine #0 Demond Robinson #3 Eman Sertovic rebounds in a 71-50 setback on Thursday. 6.9 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 1.3 apg 5.6 ppg, 1.7 rpg, 1.5 apg UT Martin has gotten back into the OVC Tournament picture after tallying four victories since Jan. 26. With five regular season contests remaining, the #2 Chico Carter, Jr. #4 Jaron Williams Skyhawks are just a half-game out of the projected tournament field. 11.7 ppg, 1.6 rpg, 1.7 apg 10.6 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 1.4 apg First-year interim head coach Montez Robinson boasts a variety of options on the offensive end as four different players have led UT Martin in scoring over #4 Dionte Bostick #12 Ajani Kennedy the last five games (Holden, Ajani Kennedy, Jaron Williams, Anthony Thomas). 5.2 ppg, 1.3 rpg, 2.9 apg 7.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg, 1.1 apg Murray State will play the second game of a back-to-back schedule as its tilt against Southeast Missouri was pushed back to Friday because of inclement #10 Tevin Brown #33 Kenton Eskridge weather. 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Jr. ............Jersey City, NJ (Kaskaskia College) 23 ........Vinnie Viana .........................G ........... 6-1 .......... 170 .......... Jr. ............Atlanta, Ga. (Albany Technical College) 24 ........Trey Fort ................................G ........... 6-4 .......... 195 ..........Fr.............Jackson, Miss. (DME Sports Academy) 33 ........Kenton Eskridge ..................G ........... 6-1 .......... 195 .......... Jr. ............Atlanta, Ga. 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    GAME 13: AUSTIN PEAY • DUNN CENTER (JAN. 4, 2020) 5-7 OVERALL • 1-0 OVC UT MARTIN SKYHAWKS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FIVE OVC CHAMPIONSHIPS • FOUR OVC TOURNAMENT TITLES • FOUR NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • four womens nit appearances THE MATCHUP 2019-20 SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: 5-7 OVC 1-0 UT MARTIN SKYHAWKS VS AUSTIN PEAY GOVERNORS NON-CONFERENCE 4-7 QUICK COMPARISON HOME 4-1 62.8........................ PPG .......................73.1 AWAY 1-6 69.2................... OPP. PPG ..................67.9 BREAKDOWN NEUTRAL 0-0 -6.5 ............SCORING MARGIN ...........+5.2 FG % 38.4........................ .......................40.3 AT SAINT LOUIS L, 56-50 26.7....................3PT FG % ...................33.0 Nov. 6 / St. Louis, Mo. ESPN+ 65.7........................FT % .......................62.5 AT NO. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE L, 82-46 35.0........................ RPG .......................38.2 Nov. 11 / Starkville, Miss. SECN+ 12.4........................ APG .......................14.2 17.0...................... TO PG .....................17.2 AT NO. 23 GONZAGA L, 78-55 Nov. 14 / Spokane, Wash. WCCN QUICK FACTS 10.3........................ SPG ....................... 11.8 QUICK FACTS 4.3.......................... BPG .........................1.7 SAMFORD W, 80-75 (OT) Record ............................................5-7 Record ............................................9-3 Nov. 21 / Martin, Tenn. ESPN+ OVC Record ....................................1-0 OVC Record ....................................0-1 APSU leads series 46-43 IUPUI W, 57-51 Head Coach ................ Kevin McMillan Head Coach ................... David Midlick Nov. 25 / Martin, Tenn. ESPN+ Alma Mater ......... Rhodes College, ‘89 Last Meeting ...................... Feb. 23, 2019 Alma Mater .................... Ole Miss, ‘91 Game Result ............................. W, 59-58 AT ILLINOIS STATE L, 70-47 Career Record .............201-133 (11th) Career Record .................109-84 (7th) Nov. 30 / Normal, Ill. ESPN+ Record at UTM ..........................
  • Ut Martin Skyhawks

    Ut Martin Skyhawks

    GAME 24: SOUTHEAST MISSOURI • SHOW ME CENTER (FEB. 13, 2020) 15-8 OVERALL • 11-1 OVC UT MARTIN SKYHAWKS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL FIVE OVC CHAMPIONSHIPS • FOUR OVC TOURNAMENT TITLES • FOUR NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • four womens nit appearances THE MATCHUP 2019-20 SCHEDULE/RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: 15-8 OVC 11-1 UT MARTIN SKYHAWKS VS SOUTHEAST MISSOURI REDHAWKS NON-CONFERENCE 4-7 QUICK COMPARISON HOME 10-1 77.9........................ PPG .......................74.0 AWAY 5-7 70.2................... OPP. PPG ..................62.0 BREAKDOWN NEUTRAL 0-0 +7.7 ...........SCORING MARGIN .........+12.0 FG % 42.4........................ .......................42.4 AT SAINT LOUIS L, 56-50 33.3....................3PT FG % ...................30.5 Nov. 6 / St. Louis, Mo. ESPN+ 75.7........................FT % .......................70.3 AT NO. 10 MISSISSIPPI STATE L, 82-46 37.8........................ RPG .......................44.6 Nov. 11 / Starkville, Miss. SECN+ 15.8........................ APG .......................15.2 15.0...................... TO PG .....................14.1 AT NO. 23 GONZAGA L, 78-55 Nov. 14 / Spokane, Wash. WCCN QUICK FACTS 11.3 ........................ SPG .........................9.6 QUICK FACTS 4.5.......................... BPG .........................3.6 SAMFORD W, 80-75 (OT) Record ..........................................15-8 Record ..........................................18-5 Nov. 21 / Martin, Tenn. ESPN+ OVC Record ..................................11-1 OVC Record ..................................10-2 UTM leads series 39-30 IUPUI W, 57-51 Head Coach ................ Kevin McMillan Head Coach ...............Rehka Patterson Nov. 25 / Martin, Tenn. ESPN+ Alma Mater ......... Rhodes College, ‘89 Last Meeting ...................... Feb. 14, 2019 Alma Mater ...North Carolina A&T, ‘01 Game Result ............................. W, 61-50 AT ILLINOIS STATE L, 70-47 Career Record .............211-134 (11th) Career Record ...................72-69 (5th) Nov. 30 / Normal, Ill.