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Terrence Williams 6-4 Fr Charlotte (9-5; 2-0) at Massachusetts (12-4; 1-1) Wed.,; Jan. 11 at Mullins Center (9,493); Amherst, Mass.; 7:00 p.m. 49ERS RADIO NETWORK - Play by play: Matt Swierad ESPN 730, Charlotte, WZGM 1350, Black Mountain; WLON 1050, Lincolnton CHARLOTTE 49ERS 95; A10: 20 ppg rpg fg% ft % Notes F 00 Javarris Barnett 6-7 Sr. 11.4 7.1 .415 .757 100 career gms; 22 pts (9-11 FG; 9-10 2FG) vs. Rich G/F 11 DeMario Mayfi eld 6-5 So. 9.0 6.2 .361 .422 3 dbl-dbls; 2nd on team: ast (2.1), stl (1.4); 3rd reb. C 35 Chris Braswell 6-8 Jr. 13.5 7.4 .455 .758 3 dbl-dbls; 18 career (8th); Last 4: 14-56 FG (.250) G 1 Derrio Green 6-2 Sr. 7.8 1.8 .324 .704 905 car. pt - #29 all-ti me; 7 3FG shy of top 10 G 15 Pierriá Henry 6-3 Fr. 7.7 4.3 .456 .628 Tm-hi 3.3 a; 2.8 stl; (2nd in A-10; 6th NCAA in steals) G 10 Jamar Briscoe 5-10 Jr. 7.9 2.3 .398 .733 1008 car pts.; 5 str. W’s: 11.2 p; .429 fg%; .400 3fg% G/F 5 E. Victor Nickerson 6-7 Fr. 3.8 2.4 .294 .600 17.3 mins/game; car-hi 10 pts (3-4 FG) v. Davidson F 2 K.J. Sherrill 6-7 Jr. 3.9 1.6 .559 .727 11 pts (4-5 fg) at Arkansas; Last 6: .632 FG% (12-19) G 14 Terrence Williams 6-4 Fr. 2.2 1.9 .458 .667 car-hi 7 rebs at SJU; Last 4: 16 rebs (4.0/gm) C 43 Ilija Ivankovic 6-10 Jr. 0.0 0.5 .000 .000 2 gms played C 12 Mike Thorne 6-10 Fr. 0.0 0.0 .000 .000 1 gm played G 20 Colby Lewis 6-2 Jr. 1.5 0.0 .500 .000 2 gm played; 116 mins played in 10-11 (1.6 p; 0.5 r) F 50 Lamar Bradbury 6-3 Jr. DNP 1st yr. walk-on; Charlott e, N.C./Providence H.S. G 44 Luka Voncina 6-4 So. 3.0 0.8 .360 .500 att ending personal issues in Slovenia; will not return Head Coach Alan Major at Charlott e: 19-25 (.432) Career Record: 19-25 (.432) 7 - Games with 10 or more steals THE HEADLINES 2011-12 Charlotte 49ers Schedule The Charlott e 49ers (9-5; 2-0) stay on the road for another A-10 contest at UMass (12- November 4; 1-1), Wednesday. Charlott e is 2-0 in the A-10 for the fi rst ti me since 2007-08 and Fri. 11 NC CENTRAL W, 73-57 Tues. 15 at Central Michigan W, 77-75 2ot snapped an 11-game A-10 road losing streak with a 57-52 win at Saint Joseph’s. In Sat. 19 at Lamar L, 54-72 2007-08 the 49ers 2-0 start was stopped at UMass, 86-79. Charlott e matched a season- Tues. 22 EAST TENNESSEE STATE L, 69-70 high with 13 steals at SJU, its seventh game with double-digit theft s. With its 2nd A-10 Sat. 26 at Wright State W, 70-66 win, the 49ers have matched last year’s A-10 win total. December Sat. 3 at East Carolina MASN W, 76-64 ON THE ROAD AGAIN: Charlott e, which already had one stretch of 5 of 6 games on Tues. 6 at Radford W, 57-49 the road (4-1 in those 5 road games), will have played 4 of its last 5 on the road follow- Sat. 10 DAVIDSON W, 84-61 ing the UMass roadie (currently 1-2 in those road games). Charlott e is 5-3 on the road Mon. 19 COPPIN STATE W, 74-63 Thurs. 22 MIAMI L, 61-76 this year, surpassing last year’s road win total of 3. Following this swing the 49ers will Wed. 28 at Arkansas L, 67-80 have played 9 of 15 games on the road. Sat. 31 at Memphis CSS L, 58-67 January PAINT POWER: Charlott e scored 50 points in the paint in the win against Richmond, Wed. 4 RICHMOND* W, 75-70 including 32 of 34 fi rst half points. The 49ers made a season-low one three-pointer on Sat. 7 at Saint Joseph’s* W, 57-52 just six att empts. Javarris Barnett , who ranked in the A-10’s top 10 last year in three- Wed. 11 at Massachusetts* 7:00 point shooti ng, hit 9-of-11 shots for 22 points, and att empted just one three-pointer. Sat. 14 SAINT LOUIS* CBSSNR 2:00 Wed. 18 KENNESAW STATE 7:30 RPI NEWS JAN. 9 RPIRATINGS.COM: Charlott e has an RPI of 80 while UMass has an Sat. 21 at George Washington* MASN 7:00 RPI of 76. Three A-10 teams are in the top 50 (Dayton, 19, Temple, 25 and Xavier, 48), Wed. 25 TEMPLE* 7:30 with nine A-10 schools in the top 100, including both UMass and Charlott e. The A-10 is Sat. 28 XAVIER* FOX Ohio 7:00 February ranked 7th in the country in RPI. (see chart next page). Wed. 1 at La Salle* 7:00 MILESTONES: Deuce Briscoe has scored 1008 collegiate points, including 535 at NC Sat. 4 at Fordham* YES 1:00 Sat. 11 RHODE ISLAND* (HC) 2:00 Central. Derrio Green (905 career points), #29 all-ti me, is 3 shy of #28 (Lamont Mack, Wed. 15 at Dayton* FOX Ohio 7:00 908). Green is 7 3FGM shy of #10 all-ti me and Chris Braswell is 11 rebounds shy of #15. Sat. 18 at Richmond* 6:00 TOP FROSH STUFFS STAT SHEET: With the start of conference play upon us, ESPN’s Dana Wed. 22 GEORGE WASHINGTON* 7:30 Sat. 25 ST. BONAVENTURE* 7:00 O’Neil tabbed Pierria Henry as the A-10 Freshman of the Year (so far). Henry, who Wed. 29 DUQUESNE* 7:30 ranks 6th in the NCAA in steals, has started at the point in all 13 games and is averaging March 7.5 points, 4.2 rebounds, 3.4 assists and 2.8 steals. He’s shooti ng .444 from the fi eld Sat. 3 at Xavier* CBSSNR 2:00 and he’s had at least one steal in every game. Henry has a 1.4 A-TO rati o this year. Tues. 6 A-10 Championship First Round F.-Su. 9-11 A-10 Championship Atlantic City, N.J. Henry has season highs of 13 points; 9 rebounds; 5 assists and 5 steals. All times Eastern, Tentative; *Atlantic 10 game Follow us on twitt er and Facebook Home games in bold all caps played at Halton Arena @charlott e49ers @49erGameDay charlott e49ers.com TURNAROUND: BY THE NUMBERS The 49ers have reversed several results Today’s Game: .341 Opponents’ fi eld goal pct. from last season: Charlott e (9-5; 2-0) at Massachusett s (12-4; 1-1) during fi ve-game win streak. All-Time Series Record: The series is ti ed 5-5; H: 1-3 A: 2-1; N: 2-1 Opponent 10-11 11-12 49ers are 3-3 vs. UMass in A-10 regular-season games at ECU L, 62-61 W, 76-64 .692 2nd half FG% vs. David- with bett er record on road than at home (H: 1-2: A: 2-1) Davidson L, 82-66 W, 84-61 son, in scoring 54 points. 49ers are 1-1 in A-10 Tournament games vs. Richmond L, 72-59 W, 75-70 49ers lost to UMass at home73-54, last year. Saint Joseph’s L, 71-70 W, 57-52 3 Double-doubles in 49ers About Massachusett s (RPI: 76): 2OT win at Central Michigan UMass had won 6 straight before its loss Sunday at La Salle 82-75 WHAT TO WATCH FOR: (Braswell, Barnett, Mayfi eld) UMass is 8-0 at home At 9-5, the 49ers are one win shy of Common opponents: CHA UMASS matching last year’s overall win total (10- 3 Team-high double-dou- Miami L, 61-76 L, 75-83 20). ECU W, 76-64 W, 63-58 bles Braswell, Barnett and Davidson W, 84-61 W, 73-65 The 49ers have gone 3-0 to start A-10 play Mayfi eld, this year. Chaz Williams leads UMass: 15.7 scoring average (.406 3FG%) once: 2005-06, fi rst year in the league. Lone Minuteman in double fi gures 4 20-point games by a 49er Deuce Briscoe has scored 1008 career UMass averages 77.2 points per game 4 Team-hi games with dou- CHARLOTTE vs. UMASS (5-5) H: 1-3 A: 2-1 N: 2-1 points in his collegiate career (including Nov. 30, 1974 W 85-57 Springfi eld, Mass.(Tour.) Foster 535 as a freshman at NC Central) ble digit boards by J. Barnett Jan. 15, 1998 L 62-68 ot Providence, R.I. Watkins Feb. 22, 2006 W 72-71 Amherst, Mass. Lutz Pierria Henry (6th in NCAA in steals) has 4 Consecutive years 49ers Jan. 28, 2007 L 61-66 HALTON ARENA Lutz had at least one steal in every game and have posted a Top 25 win. Jan. 19, 2008 L 79-86 Amherst, Mass. Lutz multi ple steals in 12 of 14 games.
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