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1 Brevard Tornados Men s Basketball at No. 2 Lincoln Memorial Wednesday, January 28, :00 p.m. Harrogate, Tenn. (Tex Turner Arena) 8-10 (6-6 SAC) 18-0 (12-0 SAC) QUICK HITS TODAY S MATCHUP Brevard has now won five of its last six games, its most successful stretch since winning seven of eight from Nov. 29, 2010 through Jan. 15, Of Brevard s eight victories this season, six have been one-possession games and only one has come by more than six points. Brevard is 7-2 in games decided by six points or fewer. Those seven wins have come by a total of 20 points. Only a 12- point win over Catawba on January 10 came by more than six points. Brevard s five turnovers against Wingate on Saturday were its fewest in a game since committing four in a loss at Limestone on Nov. 27, Lincoln Memorial is the highest-ranked team Brevard has ever beaten. The Tornados took down undefeated No. 5 LMU on Feb. 16, According to available records, Brevard is 0-8 all-time in Harrogate. Only the second meeting, a LMU win on Jan. 12, 2008, had a margin of less than eight points. Three LMU wins over BC at Tex Turner Arena have come by at least 24 points and six have been by double digits. ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Brevard SID... Randall Stewart ...randall.stewart@brevard.edu Office... (828) Cell... LMU SID...Scott Erland ... Office... Cell... Brevard at No. 2 Lincoln Memorial Last Meeting: No. 14 Lincoln Memorial 101, Brevard 93 Last Meeting in Harrogate: Same Brevard enters its toughest matchup of the season playing its best brand of basketball in nearly half a decade as the Tornados travel to one of Division II s finest basketball facilities to take on perennial powerhouse Lincoln Memorial. The hosts enter tonight s matchup with a gaudy No. 2 national ranking in the NABC Coaches Poll, widely considered the most authoritative Division II ranking, although the first-year Division II Media Poll tabbed the Railsplitters in the No. 1 position last week before dropping them to No. 2 this week. The Railsplitters are the class of the Southeast Region, sporting an unblemished record well past the season s halfway mark and are on their way to their fifth consecutive NCAA Tournament berth. In its previous four trips, however, LMU has failed to advance past the Regional Semifinal round. Lincoln Memorial is one of the nation s best defensive teams. The Railsplitters lead the nation in field goal percentage defense (36.5) and are second in defending shots beyond the arc (25.6 percent). They also rank fourth nationally in field goal percentage (52.0) and are third in three-point shooting (43.8 percent). Conversely, Brevard struggles on the defensive end. The Tornados rank in the bottom 10 nationally by allowing opponents to shoot 40.4 percent from long range and are 279th out of 294 Division II teams with a field goal percentage defense of Keeping Lincoln Memorial from a characteristically efficient shooting performance will be key in Brevard s efforts to pull the monumental upset. The Tornados, who play the nation s 93rd-toughest schedule according to BennettRank, have won five of their last six games for the first time since winning seven of eight over four years ago. In one week, Brevard has vaulted from a tie for ninth in the league standings into a three-way tie for fifth and have proven themselves legitimate contenders for a SAC Tournament berth. With Brevard s 6-1 record in one-possession games, including three such wins on the road, the Tornados have the requisite experience to pull out a close victory should the game come down to the final moments. BROADCAST INFORMATION By the Numbers BC LMU Scoring Off Scoring Def FG Pct Pt. FG Pct FT Pct Reb. Margin Assists Turnovers Turn. Margin Steals Blocks Radio AM WSQL Streaming Audio... Talent... Rick James (Play-by-Play) Chuck Dunbar (Color) Live stats... Twitter

2 BREVARD SCHEDULE N14 vs. Clayton State^ L GRU Augusta^ L N18 NORTH GEORGIA L Newberry* L N25 TUSCULUM* L D3 ANDERSON* L Lenoir-Rhyne* W Queens* L Lees-McRae W D17 PFEIFFER W Kentucky Wesleyan L Coker* L Tusculum* W Catawba* W J14 CARSON-NEWMAN* L J17 No. 20 NEWBERRY* W Anderson* W J24 WINGATE* W No. 2 Lincoln Memorial* 8 p.m. J31 LENOIR-RHYNE* 4 p.m. F4 MARS HILL* 8 p.m. F7 QUEENS* 4 p.m. Carson-Newman* 8 p.m. F14 COKER* 4 p.m. F18 No. 2 LINCOLN MEMORIAL* 7 p.m. F21 CATAWBA* 4 p.m. Mars Hill* 8 p.m. Wingate* 4 p.m. * SAC game ^ Peach Belt-SAC Challenge (Augusta, Ga.) Home games in CAPS LMU SCHEDULE N14 LEES-McRAE^ W N15 KING^ W N19 MARS HILL* W Queens* W Anderson* W N29 TENNESSEE WESLEYAN W D3 OHIO MIDWESTERN W D6 COKER* W D10 VIRGINIA-LYNCHBURG W D15 No. 21 NEWBERRY* W UVa.-Wise W Lenoir-Rhyne* W J7 ANDERSON* W Wingate* W J14 TUSCULUM* W J17 QUEENS* W Mars Hill* W J24 CATAWBA* W J28 BREVARD* 8 p.m. Coker* 4 p.m. F4 CARSON-NEWMAN* 8 p.m. Newberry* 4 p.m. Tusculum* 8 p.m. F14 LENOIR-RHYNE* 4 p.m. Brevard* 7 p.m. F21 WINGATE* 4 p.m. Carson-Newman* 8 p.m. Catawba* 4 p.m. * SAC game ^ SAC/Conf. Carolinas Chal. (Harrogate, Tenn.) Home games in CAPS SERIES HISTORY All-time (based on available records): Lincoln Memorial leads 13-3 Brevard NCAA era ( season-present): Wingate leads 10-2 In Harrogate: Lincoln Memorial leads 8-0 Date Location Result Nov. 28, 2006 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Dec. 5, 2006 Brevard, N.C. BC Jan. 12, 2008 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Feb. 9, 2008 Brevard, N.C. LMU (OT) Jan. 10, 2009 Brevard, N.C. LMU Feb. 7, 2009 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Jan. 9, 2010 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Feb. 6, 2010 Brevard, N.C. BC A BREVARD WIN WOULD... Date Location Result Jan. 19, 2011 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Feb. 16, 2011 Brevard, N.C. BC Jan. 18, 2012 Brevard, N.C. LMU Feb. 15, 2012 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Jan. 16, 2013 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Feb. 13, 2013 Brevard, N.C. LMU Jan. 30, 2014 Brevard, N.C. LMU Feb. 19, 2014 Harrogate, Tenn. LMU Give Brevard its sixth win in its last seven games. Be the Tornados second victory over a ranked opponent this season after BC defeated then-no. 20 Newberry on January 17. Be Brevard s second-ever win over a top-five ranked program. Set a new program record for the highest-ranked team Brevard has ever beaten. Snap a six-game losing streak to LMU and be Brevard s first-ever win at Tex Turner Arena. Depending on other conference scores, could put the Tornados as high as a tie for third in the SAC standings. A LINCOLN MEMORIAL WIN WOULD... Extend the Railsplitters unbeaten streak to 19 games. Give LMU a 20-game winning streak in conference play. Keep LMU s cushion over Queens for second place in the league at no less than four games. Be the team s 24th straight home win dating back to Nov. 26, 2013, an loss to Anderson in overtime. Potentially help vault LMU past Indianapolis for the top spot in the NABC Coaches Poll. DARIUS MOOSE BC NCAA era leader in points and rebounds, T-3rd assists point games this year. Poised for big game after being limited in previous two outings. PHIL WALLACE Best in late-game situations. Had 7 pts in final 3 mins. vs. Anderson Jan. 21 GW 3-pt FG with 0.7 seconds left to defeat Newberry Jan. 17. JAYLON DEBARDLABON 4th in SAC with 31 steals. One of four BC players with at least 30 assists. Team s second-leading offensive rebounder. PLAYERS TO WATCH LORENZA ROSS Leads SAC, 22nd D-II with 5.6 assists per game percent FG shooter. Second-leading scorer wtih 13.4 points per game. LUQUON CHOICE Leads team with 15.7 ppg. Leads SAC with 45.8 shooting percentage on 3-pt FG. SAC POW on Nov point games this year. GEREL SIMMONS Scored 15, 16, and 14 points last three games percent FT shooter. 10-for-16 FT in Saturday win over Catawba.

3 ABOUT LMU SAC UPDATE NATIONAL UPDATE The Railsplitters are currently ranked No. 2 in both the Division II Media Poll, which is voted on by D-II SIDs, and the NABC Coaches Poll. LMU and UIndy are the only remaining unbeaten Division II teams. The Railsplitters are first nationally in field goal percentage defense (36.5), second in three-point field goal percentage defense (25.6), third in three-point field goal percentage (43.8), and fourth in field goal percentage (52.0). LMU has competed in four straight NCAA Tournaments but has never advanced to the Regional Final (Sweet 16) in school history. ABOUT BREVARD If the season ended today, Brevard would be the No. 7 seed in the South Atlantic Conference Tournament after being picked ninth in the preseason poll. Brevard ranks in the bottom 10 nationally in three-point field goal percentage defense, allowing opponents to connect on 40.4 percent of their attempts from beyond the arc. Darius Moose and Trevon Shaw rank third and sixth in the SAC with 17.6 and 16.9 points per game. Phil Wallace is sixth in the SAC with a free throw percentage of Brevard is 6-6 in league play despite being outscored by an average of 6.3 points per SAC game. Conference Standings Team SAC Overall LINCOLN MEMORIAL Queens Newberry Wingate BREVARD Carson-Newman Coker Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Anderson Mars Hill Tusculum Upcoming Games Today Lincoln Memorial* Catawba* Carson-Newman* Newberry* Mars Tusculum* Coker* Saturday, January 31 Mars Wingate* Queens* Brevard* Carson-Newman* Lincoln Coker* Anderson* Wednesday, February 4 Lenoir-Rhyne* Mars Brevard* Queens* Lincoln Memorial* Wingate* Anderson* REGIONAL UPDATE Division II Media Poll sponsored by D2SIDA (Released Monday, January 26) Southeast Region 1 Lincoln Memorial (6) UNC Pembroke Mount Olive T4 King T4 Columbus State Montevallo Clayton State T8 GRU Augusta T8 Lander Queens FINAL THOUGHTS Brevard will have a pair of games televised on WMYA My40 this season. The Tornados won their only prior television appearance, a victory over Tusculum on January 8, The Tornados have doubled the career win total of head coach Lee Burgess, who had gone 8-44 in two years coaching Brevard prior to this season. Burgess and assistant coach Kaylin Johnson are both Samford graduates. Preseason All-SAC First Team Dondray Walker Newberry Lorenza Ross Lincoln Memorial Ryan Daye Wingate Darius Moose Brevard Demarkus Smith Newberry Myson Jones Anderson Preseason All-SAC Second Team Luquon Choice Lincoln Memorial Kijuan Arrington Catawba Chris Ross Anderson Larry Felder Coker Jared Johnson Carson-Newman Isaiah Cuthbertson Mars Hill Notable Upcoming Games Today UNC GRU Augusta North Montevallo Saturday, January 31 GRU Clayton State North Georgia Wednesday, February 4 Mount Olive Wingate UNC USC Aiken Columbus Clayton State

4 LMU is ranked #1 in the latest NCAA Division II Media Poll. LMU is ranked #2 in the latest NABC Division II Poll. BREVARD S LAST GAME LMU S LAST GAME THE LAST MEETING BREVARD 76, WINGATE 73 January 24, 2015 BREVARD, N.C. The Brevard College men s basketball team once again found a way to win a tight contest on Saturday afternoon, propelling the Tornados to their fifth win in the last six games and into a three-way tie for fifth place in the South Atlantic Conference standings. Saturday s victim was Wingate (10-8, 7-5 SAC), which had won its last three games and came into the day locked in a three-way tie for second place in the league. But the Bulldogs fell to Brevard (8-10, 6-6) by a score of in another dramatic win that gave the Tornados their sixth straight win in games decided by three points or less. Key in Brevard s victory was its ability to take care of the basketball and score off of Wingate s miscues. The Tornados gave the ball away just five times, their fewest turnovers since a loss to Limestone in November 2010, while converting 14 takeaways into 15 points. The Tornados also shot 78.3 percent at the charity stripe, led by Phil Wallace s 7-for-7 effort. Wallace has now made 39 of his 45 free throw attempts on the year, giving him the highest single-season free throw percentage in Brevard NCAA era history. Miles Leathers pulled down a career-high 11 rebounds in the win, none more important than the last. With Brevard clinging to a advantage as the clock ticked below 25 seconds, Leathers came down with the ball off of Isiah Cureton s errant three-point attempt. He then surveyed the court and immediately rocketed the ball to Darius Moose, who had sprinted back toward the basket as soon as the ball left Cureton s hand. Moose completed the layup just as a Bulldog defender arrived to attempt the block and the Brevard lead stretched back to three with 19 seconds to go. Wingate s Xavier Griffin sliced to the hoop moments later to cut the lead to 74-73, but a pair of Wallace free throws and a Jaylon Debardlabon rebound off of a final three-point attempt sealed Brevard s third straight victory. The game was in doubt for much of its latter stages, however. The Bulldogs slowly crept back into the game throughout the entire second half before finally pulling ahead for the first time with just over seven minutes to play. The Bulldogs enjoyed their largest lead at the 2:42 mark of the second half after a pair of Cureton free throws put the visitors in front Leathers brought the Tornados a point closer at the free throw line before Moose tied the score at 69 with his second triple of the game. After Wingate missed a three-point attempt on the other end, Alex Moe provided the fourth and final lead change of the contest with another shot from behind the arc, giving Brevard a advantage. The Tornados went on an 11-4 run over the final 2:30 and held Wingate to just two field goals in the last 4:18 as the Bulldogs missed six of their final eight shots. Wingate s loss spoiled spectacular days by Cureton and Ryan Daye. Cureton finished with a double-double, scoring 12 points and pulling down 11 rebounds, while Daye poured in a game-high 26 on 8-for-14 from the floor. Trevon Shaw led the Tornados with 24 points, with Moe chipping in 12 of his own. With 73 points in the losing effort, the Bulldogs broke a string of seven consecutive contests in which the team had failed to surpass 70 points. The last time Wingate accomplished the feat was in a December 20 loss to Anderson by an identical score to today s game. The Tornados earned the win largely without the services of Darius Moose, who was credited with just 24 minutes of action. The conference s fourth-leading scorer was forced to the bench for the final 13 minutes of the first half after picking up three early fouls and played the majority of the second half with four. He tallied a pair of assists on the day, moving him into a tie with Gaither Hendrix for third in the school s NCAA era in assists. No. 2 LINCOLN MEMORIAL 86, CATAWBA 76 January 24, 2015 HARROGATE, Tenn. -- Luquon Choice (Laurens, S.C.) scored 15 second-half points and Lorenza Ross (Savannah, Ga.) compiled 19 points and nine assists as the No. 1/2 Railsplitters (18-0, 12-0 SAC) weathered a sluggish start to knock off the Catawba Indians (7-10, 5-7 SAC) in South Atlantic Conference men s hoops action on early Saturday evening at Tex Turner Arena. Lincoln Memorial extended the nation s longest winning streak to 18 games while using some late free throws to capture its 10th straight win by double figures. The Railsplitters led for nearly 80 percent of the contest but it was rarely easy as Catawba made constant runs to avoid Lincoln Memorial gaining too much separation at any juncture. The Indians finished shooting 40.3 percent from the field, ending the Railsplitters streak of five consecutive games holding opponents under the 40-percent threshold. Catawba also kept themselves in the game with a near perfect 17-for-21 effort at the charity stripe. Lincoln Memorial, meanwhile, shot better than 50 percent for the sixth straight game, knocking down 30 of its 59 shot attempts. The free throw line proved troublesome for the Railsplitters, though, as the home team went 22-for-36 in the game and missed eight free throws in the second half alone. Luquon Choice led the Railsplitters with 20 points - his sixth 20- point performance of the season - on 6-of-12 shooting and a 4-of-7 mark from three-point territory. He scored 15 of his 20 points in the second half while adding three rebounds and a steal. Lorenza Ross posted a near triple-double with 19 points, nine assists and five rebounds, finishing the contest 8-for-12 from the field. Gerel Simmons (Accokeek, Md.) scored 14 points - bolstered by a 10-for-16 mark at the free throw line - in 23 minutes off the bench. Dorian Pinson (Greenville, S.C.) filled out the stat sheet with 10 points, seven rebounds and three steals before fouling out after 28 minutes of action. The Railsplitters missed their first seven shots of the game until Keenan Peterson (College Park, Ga.) ended the drought with a tip-in at the 16:07 mark. Thankfully, Catawba was almost equally as slow out of the gate as the Railsplitters trailed just 4-2 following Peterson s bucket. The Indians assumed a 10-5 lead on a jumper by Jameel Taylor at 13:27, but the Railsplitters were promptly awoken from their slumber following that basket. The next 4:41 saw the Railsplitters author a 14-0 run, going 6-for-7 from the field over that stretch while forcing the Indians into five straight missed shots. Curtis McMillion (Fayetteville, N.C.) capped the run with a layup at 7:57, giving the Railsplitters a cushion. As they did all afternoon, the Indians fought back, scoring 10 of the next 15 points to trim the deficit to on two Jerrin Morrison free throws at 3:48. Back-to-back buckets from Tim Pierce (Albany, Ga.) extended the Railsplitters advantage to with less than a minute remaining in the half, but Vismantas Marijosius earned an oldfashioned three-pointer with 25 ticks left to cut LMU s halftime lead to The second half essentially played out the same, with the Railsplitters edging the Indians by four points (53-49). But one particular run ultimately made the difference for the home team. Pinson rolled in a layup with 14:57 left to make it a 10-point lead for the Railsplitters, but Jerrin Morrison and Jameel Taylor bagged back-to-back jumpers to cut the deficit to at the 14-minute mark. The Railsplitters took over control of the contest from there, bleeding Catawba dry with a 17-6 flurry over the ensuing passage of play to extend the lead to Choice s layup with 9:31 remaining concluded the rally and provided the Railsplitters with their largest lead of the game. The Indians continued to plug away down the stretch but that 17-point hole proved too much to overcome. A Troy Warren layup at 6:25 pushed LMU s lead back into single digits at 65-56, but the Railsplitters answered with a 7-0 run, punctuated by another Choice triple with five minutes left. Four straight free throws by Taylor brought the Indians to within nine at with 2:08 remaining, but the Railsplitters were able to do just enough at the charity stripe to stiff arm the Indians. Catawba was paced by KJ Arrington, who led all scorers with 22 points on 8-of-14 shooting. Arrington added nine rebounds, two assists and two blocks to his stat ledger. Jerrin Morrison poured in 16 points but he needed 17 shots to accumulate that mark. Ben Sealey scored 12 points, while Vismantas Marijosius and Jameel Taylor contributed 11 and 10 points, respectively, off the bench. The Railsplitters narrowly won the battle of the boards and dominated the paint to the tone of a scoring advantage inside the square. The Railsplitters assisted on 13 of their 30 baskets and committed only 11 turnovers. The home team turned 14 Catawba turnovers into 16 transition points. Lincoln Memorial earned its fourth straight win over the Indians, while winning its seventh straight head-to-head meeting against Catawba in Tex Turner Arena. No. 14 LINCOLN MEMORIAL 101, BREVARD 93 February 19, 2014 HARROGATE, Tenn. - The Brevard College men s basketball team (4-19, 4-15 SAC) narrowly missed upsetting No. 14 Lincoln Memorial (21-2, 17-2 SAC) on Wednesday night in a loss in South Atlantic Conference action from Tex Turner Arena. The Tornados tied the game at with 1:05 to play when Darius Moose hit his first free throw shot after being fouled by LMU s Paul Woodson. Moose s second foul shot was off the mark, and the Railsplitters ended the game with eight straight to points to avoid the upset. The Tornados trailed by six at halftime but grabbed the lead midway through the second on a Dominique Pickett jumper at the 10:13 mark. Jake Pifer made it a advantage on a layup with 9:35 remaining. The Railsplitter answered Pifer s basket with seven unanswered points to go in front Although BC took a one-point lead on a Moose three-point play with 3:18 to go, LMU proved to be too much down the stretch. Moose carried the Tornados with 19 points in the first half on his way to 27 points and four assists, while both Pickett and Alex Moe netted 21 points for the Tornados. The duo combined for nine rebounds, and Moe s 21 points was a season high. Miles Leathers turned in a balanced stat line, going for 11 points, six rebounds and five assists. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Wingate vs Brevard 01/24/15 4:00 p.m. at Brevard, N.C. (Boshamer Gymnasium) Wingate , 7-5 SAC Total 3-Ptr 01 Cureton, Isiah f Dominguez, Josh f Griffin, Keith c Griffin, Xavier g Daye, Ryan g McCall, Lee Harrison, Herbert Rouse, Bryan Doyle, Anthanee Hilliard, Terrill Lolar, Zeriq Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 4 Brevard , 6-6 SAC Total 3-Ptr 21 Brayden Masten f Darius Moose f Miles Leathers g Stevie Williams g Trevon Shaw g Phil Wallace Jaylon Debardlabon Alex Moe Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 2 Officials: Chris McCurry, Dick Fresco, Evan Berg Technical fouls: Wingate-None. Brevard-None. Attendance: 477 Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Wingate Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench WU Brevard BC Last FG - WU 2nd-00:13, BC 2nd-00:19. Score tied - 2 times. Largest lead - WU by 4 2nd-03:46, BC by 10 2nd-19:28. Lead changed - 4 times. Official Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Catawba vs. Lincoln Memorial 1/24/2015 4:15 p.m. at Harrogate, TN Catawba 76 (7-10, 5-7 SAC) Total 3-Ptr 22 Jerrin Morrison F Julian Sampah F Troy Warren C Ben Sealey G Kj Arrington G Andrew Ingram Reggie Perkins Jameel Taylor Vismantas Marijosius TEAM Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: % 1 #1 Lincoln Memorial 86 (18-0, 12-0 SAC) Total 3-Ptr 15 Dorian Pinson F Keenan Peterson C Lorenza Ross G Tim Pierce G Luquon Choice G Curtis McMillion Curtis Webb Cj Wakeley Gerel Simmons Emanuel Terry Paul Woodson TEAM Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: % FT % 1st Half: % 2nd Half: % Game: % 5 Officials: Ray Sceizina, Sean Lineberger, Paul Pendell Technical Fouls: Catawba-None. Lincoln Memorial-None. Tex Turner Arena, Harrogate, TN Attendance: 835 Score by Period 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Bench Catawba Points Paint T/O Chance Break Lincoln Memorial CAT LMU Last FG - Catawba 2nd-00:21,Lincoln Memorial 2nd-02:40. Score Tied - 1 times. Largest lead - Catawba by 6 1st-14:29, Lincoln Memorial by 17 2nd-09:31 Lead Changed - 1 times. Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics Brevard vs Lincoln Memorial 02/19/14 8:00 pm at Harrogate, TN Brevard , 4-15 SAC Total 3-Ptr 23 Darius Moose f Alex Moe c Miles Leathers g Dominique Pickett g Trevon Shaw g Harrison White Jake Pifer Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % FT % 1st Half: nd half: % Game: % 0 Lincoln Memorial , 17-2 SAC Total 3-Ptr 22 Vincent Bailey f Keenan Peterson c Lorenza Ross g Chance Jones g Tim Pierce g Curtis Webb CJ Wakeley Curtis McMillion Luquon Choice Paul Woodson Team Totals FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % 3FG % 1st Half: % 2nd half: % Game: % FT % 1st Half: nd half: % Game: % 1 Officials: Charles Bridwell, Tim Schuyler, Jeff Fancher Technical fouls: Brevard-None. Lincoln Memorial-None. Attendance: 1010 LMU is ranked 14th in the latest NABC NCAA Division II poll. Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Brevard Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench BCM Lincoln Memorial LMU Last FG - BCM 2nd-01:33, LMU 2nd-00:36. Score tied - 4 times. Largest lead - BCM by 3 2nd-09:35, LMU by 9 1st-01:11. Lead changed - 16 times.

5 Fred Rambert Freshman Greenville, N.C. Neuse Christian Academy 5, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15...Points...Same 1, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15... FGM...Same 2, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15...FGA...Same.500 (1-2), Carson-Newman, 1/14/15.. FG%...Same N/A...3-Pt. FGM...Same 1, Carson-Newman, 1/14/ Pt. Att...Same N/A...3-Pt. FG%...Same 3, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15...FTM...Same 3, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15... FTA...Same 2, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/14...Same 1, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/14... Assists...Same N/A...Steals...Same N/A...Blocks...Same 7, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/14... Minutes...Same D.J. Bostick Forward Freshman Marietta, Ga. Marietta HS 3, North Georgia, 11/18/14...Points...Same 1, 3 times... FGM...Same 4, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/14...FGA...Same.500 (1-2), twice... FG%...Same 1, North Georgia, 11/18/ Pt. FGM...Same 1, 7 times... 3-Pt. Att...Same (1-1), North Georgia, 11/18/ Pt. FG%...Same N/A...FTM...Same N/A... FTA...Same 3, 3 times...same 2, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/14... Assists...Same 1, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15...Steals...Same 1, 3 times...blocks...same 18, at Newberry, 11/22/14... Minutes...Same Stevie Williams Freshman High Point, N.C. High Point Christian Academy , North Georgia, 11/18/14...Points...Same 4, twice... FGM...Same 6, 4 times...fga...same.800 (4-5), at Queens, 12/13/14... FG%...Same N/A...3-Pt. FGM...Same 1, twice... 3-Pt. Att...Same N/A...3-Pt. FG%...Same 6, North Georgia, 11/18/14...FTM...Same 11, twice... FTA...Same 5, twice...same 8, Anderson, 12/3/14... Assists...Same 4, at Queens, 12/13/14...Steals...Same 1, at Kentucky Wesleyan, 12/31/14...Blocks...Same 34, at Lees-McRae, 12/15/14... Minutes...Same Darius Moose Forward Senior Salisbury, N.C. Carson HS 11 32, at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14...Points...33, Tusculum, 1/8/14 11, at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14... FGM... 12, Catawba, 1/11/14 19, twice...fga...24, at Wingate, 1/25/14.692, vs. Clayton St., 11/14/14... FG% (7-8), at Young Harris, 2/14/11 6, Newberry, 1/17/ Pt. FGM...Same 12, Newberry, 1/17/ Pt. Att...Same.667 (4-6), at Lees-McRae, 12/15/ Pt. FG% (3-3), at Coker, 1/4/14 8, at Newberry, 11/22/14...FTM...12, Tusculum, 1/8/14 10, at Newberry, 11/22/14... FTA... 18, Tusculum, 1/8/14 10, at Newberry, 11/22/ , twice 6, Newberry, 1/17/15... Assists... 10, at Tusculum, 11/26/13 2, 6 times...steals... 5, at Tusculum, 11/26/13 2, at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14...Blocks...2, twice 38, 3 times... Minutes... 40, 9 times Mark Schmitt Center Freshman Dunn, N.C. Pfeiffer Univ. Trinity Christian School Evan Dunham Freshman Marietta, Ga. Lassiter HS 2 6, twice...points...same 3, at Coker, 1/3/15... FGM...Same 4, at Coker, 1/3/15...FGA...Same.750 (3-4), at Coker, 1/3/15... FG%...Same 2, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/ Pt. FGM...Same 2, 3 times... 3-Pt. Att...Same (2-2), at GRU Augusta, 11/15/ Pt. FG%...Same N/A...FTM...Same 1, at Coker, 1/3/15... FTA...Same 3, vs. Clayton State, 11/14/14...Same 2, twice... Assists...Same 1, vs. Clayton State, 11/14/14...Steals...Same N/A...Blocks...Same 17, vs. Clayton State, 11/14/14... Minutes...Same Miles Leathers Junior Charlotte, N.C. East Mecklenburg HS 5 16, Newberry, 1/17/15...Points...26, Queens, 12/14/13 6, Newberry, 1/17/15... FGM...10, Queens, 12/14/13 9, Newberry, 1/17/15...FGA...16, at Catawba, 2/22/ (3-4), at Lees-McRae, 12/15/14.. FG%..833 (5-6), at Carson-Newman, 11/28/12 1, 6 times...3-pt. FGM...5, Lincoln Memorial, 2/13/13 4, twice... 3-Pt. Att...9, Lincoln Memorial, 2/13/ (1-1), twice...3-pt. FG% (2-2), at Queens, 2/8/14 6, at Coker, 1/3/15...FTM...8, at Coker, 1/4/14 8, twice... FTA... 14, at Coker, 1/4/14 11, Wingate, 1/24/15...Same 4, twice... Assists...6, 3 times 2, 4 times...steals... 5, Lincoln Memorial, 1/30/14 1, twice...blocks...3, at Newberry, 1/18/14 35, twice... Minutes... 41, Carson-Newman, 1/30/13 Trevon Shaw Sophomore St. Helena Island, S.C. Mill Creek HS 14 34, at Tusculum, 1/7/15...Points...Same 11, at Tusculum, 1/7/15... FGM...Same 19, Newberry, 1/17/15...FGA...Same.750 (6-8), at Coker, 1/3/15... FG%...833, at The Citadel, 12/18/13 6, Anderson, 12/3/ Pt. FGM... 7, at Fayetteville St., 12/7/13 11, twice... 3-Pt. Att...Same.667 (4-6), at Tusculum, 1/7/ Pt. FG% (4-4), at The Citadel, 12/18/13 8, at Tusculum, 1/7/15...FTM...Same 10, at Tusculum, 1/7/15... FTA...Same 8, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15...9, twice 4, at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14... Assists...4, twice 3, twice...steals...3, 3 times 1, 4 times...blocks...2, Newberry, 11/23/13 36, 4 times... Minutes...40, Mars Hill, 2/26/14 Jaylon Debardlabon Forward Sophomore Childersburg, Ala. Snead State CC Childersburg HS 24 10, at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14...Points...Same 4, at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14... FGM...Same 9, at Coker, 1/3/15...FGA...Same.800 (4-5), at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/14... FG%...Same 2, twice...3-pt. FGM...Same 4, 3 times... 3-Pt. Att...Same.667 (2-3), at Lenoir-Rhyne, 12/7/ Pt. FG%...Same 2, at GRU Augusta, 11/15/14...FTM...Same 4, at Coker, 1/3/15... FTA...Same 10, at Newberry, 11/22/14...Same 4, 3 times... Assists...Same 4, 3 times...steals...same 3, at Queens, 12/13/14...Blocks...Same 37, at Queens, 12/13/14... Minutes...Same 3, Tusculum, 11/25/14...Points...Same 1, Tusculum, 11/25/14... FGM...Same 2, at Newberry, 11/22/14...FGA...Same (1-1), Tusculum, 11/25/14... FG%...Same 1, Tusculum, 11/25/ Pt. FGM...Same 1, 3 times... 3-Pt. Att...Same (1-1), Tusculum, 11/25/ Pt. FG%...Same DeJon Neal Sophomore Philadelphia, Pa. Shiloh HS 3 N/A...Points...Same N/A... FGM...Same 1, 3 times...fga...1, 4 times N/A... FG%...Same N/A...3-Pt. FGM...Same 1, Carson-Newman, 1/14/ Pt. Att...1, twice N/A...3-Pt. FG%...Same N/A...FTM...Same N/A... FTA...Same N/A... 1, at Wingate, 1/25/14 1, at Coker, 1/3/15... Assists...1, twice 1, at Coker, 1/3/15...Steals...Same N/A...Blocks...Same 2, at Coker, 1/3/15... Minutes... 5, at Mars Hill, 2/5/14 Phil Wallace Junior Southern Pines, N.C. Cape Fear CC Pine Crest HS 10 25, Tusculum, 11/25/14...Points...Same 7, twice... FGM...Same 19, Tusculum, 11/25/14...FGA...Same.600 (6-10), twice... FG%...Same 5, Tusculum, 11/25/ Pt. FGM...Same 12, Tusculum, 11/25/ Pt. Att...Same.571 (4-7), Newberry, 1/17/ Pt. FG%...Same 7, twice...ftm...same 8, at Catawba, 1/10/15... FTA...Same 5, Tusculum, 11/25/14...Same 4, Newberry, 1/17/15... Assists...Same 3, Newberry, 1/17/15...Steals...Same 2, twice...blocks...same 37, Tusculum, 11/25/14... Minutes...Same Brayden Masten Forward Freshman Winston-Salem, N.C. High Point Christian Academy 21 18, at Catawba, 1/10/15...Points...Same 4, 3 times... FGM...Same 9, at Catawba, 1/10/15...FGA...Same.800 (4-5), at Lees-McRae, 12/15/14.. FG%...Same 2, twice...3-pt. FGM...Same 5, at Tusculum, 1/7/ Pt. Att...Same.667 (2-3), at Catawba, 1/10/ Pt. FG%...Same 8, at Catawba, 1/10/15...FTM...Same 11, at Catawba, 1/10/15... FTA...Same 13, at Catawba, 1/10/15...Same 6, at Tusculum, 1/7/15... Assists...Same 2, Carson-Newman, 1/14/15...Steals...Same 4, at Catawba, 1/10/15...Blocks...Same 34, at Catawba, 1/10/15... Minutes...Same Alex Moe Center Junior Greenville, S.C. J.L. Mann HS 41 12, twice...points...23, at Lees-McRae, 12/8/12 4, 4 times... FGM...8, twice 10, Anderson, 12/3/14...FGA... 15, twice.750 (3-4), 3 times... FG% (8-9), at Lees-McRae, 12/8/12 3, Wingate, 1/24/ Pt. FGM... 4, at Lincoln Memorial, 2/19/14 5, Wingate, 1/24/ Pt. Att...8, twice.600 (3-5), Wingate, 1/24/ Pt. FG% (3-3), at Lees-McRae, 12/8/12 3, at Queens, 12/13/14...FTM... 5, at Catawba, 1/9/13 4, at Queens, 12/13/14... FTA...7, at Lees-McRae, 12/8/12 6, twice...9, twice 4, Tusculum, 11/25/14... Assists... 5, at Mars Hill, 2/9/13 1, twice...steals...2, 3 times 2, Tusculum, 11/25/14...Blocks... 4, Lenoir-Rhyne, 1/12/13 30, Tusculum, 11/25/14... Minutes...40, Carson-Newman, 1/30/13 N/A...FTM...Same N/A... FTA...Same 1, 3 times...same N/A... Assists...Same 1, twice...steals...same 1, twice...blocks...same 8, 3 times... Minutes...Same

6 NCAA ERA INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Points Pts. Player Opponent Date 41 Josh Roper at Erskine 1/18/10 37 Josh Roper Mars Hill 2/1/10 34 Trevon Shaw at Tusculum 1/7/15 34 Dominique Pickett at Tusculum 11/26/13 33 Darius Moose Tusculum 1/8/14 33 Josh Roper at Wingate 1/16/10 33 Jonathan Whitson North Greenville 2/11/09 Field Goals FG Player Opponent Date 14 Jonathan Whitson Lincoln Memorial 2/6/10 14 Josh Roper at Erskine 1/18/10 13 Josh Roper at Limestone 11/27/10 13 Josh Roper Mars Hill 2/1/10 13 Josh Roper at Wingate 1/16/10 13 Jonathan Whitson Carson-Newman 2/18/09 13 Jonathan Whitson North Greenville 2/11/09 Field Goal Attempts FGA Player Opponent Date 29 Josh Roper Wingate 2/26/11 25 Josh Roper at Limestone 11/27/10 24 Darius Moose at Wingate 1/25/14 24 Josh Roper Newberry 1/26/11 24 Josh Roper Mars Hill 2/1/10 Field Goal Percentage (min. 8 made) Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Opponent Date.900 (9-10) Josh Jordan at Erskine 1/31/ (8-9) Alex Moe at Lees-McRae 12/8/ (8-9) Sam Carlisle Lenoir-Rhyne 1/6/ (9-11) Darius Moose Newberry 2/22/ (13-16) Jonathan Whitson North Greenville 2/11/09 3-Point Field Goals 3FG Player Opponent Date 8 Dominique Pickett Carson-Newman 2/17/14 7 Trevon Shaw at Fayetteville St. 12/7/13 7 Dominique Pickett at Tusculum 11/26/13 7 Gaither Hendrix at Mars Hill 1/7/12 7 Josh Roper Wingate 2/26/11 7 Vincent Dombrowski at Tusculum 12/30/10 7 Josh Roper Mars Hill 2/1/10 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 3FGA Player Opponent Date 17 Josh Roper Wingate 2/26/11 15 Dominique Pickett Carson-Newman 2/17/14 14 Gaither Hendrix Belmont Abbey 11/26/11 14 Gaither Hendrix at Winston-Salem St. 1/24/11 14 Josh Roper Mars Hill 2/1/10 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 6 att.) Pct. (FG-FGA) Player Opponent Date.750 (6-8) Drew Schauss Lenoir-Rhyne 2/18/ (7-10) Trevon Shaw at Fayetteville St. 12/7/ (6-9) Josh Roper at Erskine 1/18/ (7-11) Vincent Dombrowski at Tusculum 12/30/ (6-10) Dominique Pickett Newberry 1/23/13 Free Throws FT Player Opponent Date 14 Jonathan Whitson Newberry 2/24/10 14 Jonathan Whitson at Wingate 1/16/10 13 Gerel Simmons at Lees-McRae 12/8/12 12 Darius Moose Tusculum 1/8/14 11 Josh Roper Lenoir-Rhyne 1/15/11 Free Throw Attempts FTA Player Opponent Date 18 Darius Moose Tusculum 1/8/14 17 Jonathan Whitson Newberry 2/24/10 15 Josh Roper Lenoir-Rhyne 1/15/11 15 Jonathan Whitson at Wingate 1/16/10 14 Miles Leathers at Coker 1/4/14 14 Gerel Simmons at Lees-McRae 12/8/12 Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made) Pct. (FT-FTA) Player Opponent Date.933 (14-15) Jonathan Whitson at Wingate 1/16/ (13-14) Gerel Simmons at Lees-McRae 12/8/ (10-11) Josh Roper vs. Belmont Abbey 11/20/ (9-10) Dominique Pickett Coker 2/15/ (9-10) Josh Roper Wingate 3/3/ (9-10) Jonathan Whitson Newberry 1/28/09 Reb. Player Opponent Date 18 Darius Moose Tusculum 1/8/14 18 Darius Moose at Carson-Newman 1/4/12 18 Josh Jordan at Carson-Newman 2/2/11 18 Sam Carlisle at Truett-McConnell 1/11/10 18 Sam Carlisle Tusculum 12/5/09 Assists Ast. Player Opponent Date 10 Darius Moose at Tusculum 11/26/13 10 Josh Roper Mars Hill 1/8/11 10 Darin Dellinger North Greenville 2/11/09 9 Dominique Pickett at Wingate 1/25/14 9 Dominique Pickett Mars Hill 12/1/12 9 Josh Roper at North Greenville 11/21/09 Steals Stl. Player Opponent Date 7 Nathan Whitmire Catawba 2/27/10 7 Jonathan Whitson at Oakland City 12/30/09 6 Josh Jordan at Carson-Newman 2/2/11 6 Josh Roper at Winston-Salem St. 1/24/11 6 Josh Roper at North Greenville 11/21/09 Blocked Shots Blk. Player Opponent Date 6 Michael Gist Newberry 2/22/12 5 Jonathan Whitson at Oakland City 12/30/09 4 Brayden Masten at Catawba 1/10/15 4 Alex Moe Lenoir-Rhyne 1/12/13 4 Matthew Ward Erskine 1/1/13 4 Michael Gist at Tusculum 2/4/12 4 Josh Roper at Catawba 1/13/10 4 Sam Carlisle Belmont Abbey 12/17/09 4 Sam Carlisle Carson-Newman 2/18/09 *Brevard s all-time records are incomplete. After competing as a two-year institution for decades, Brevard joined the NAIA in the fall of 1999 when the college began offering four-year degrees. Accurate records have been kept since the season, Brevard s first as a full NCAA Division II member.

7 NCAA ERA INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS Points Pts. Player 566 Josh Roper Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Darius Moose Jonathan Whitson Scoring Average PPG Player 21.2 Josh Roper Josh Roper Darius Moose Jonathan Whitson Jonathan Whitson Field Goals Made FG Player 204 Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Jonathan Whitson Darius Moose Josh Roper Field Goal Attempts FGA Player 432 Josh Roper Josh Roper Gaither Hendrix Darius Moose Jonathan Whitson Gaither Hendrix Field Goal Percentage (min. 50 made) Pct. (FG-FGA) Player.604 ( ) Josh Roper ( ) Jonathan Whitson ( ) Sam Carlisle (62-113) Aleks Vasiljevic ( ) Jonathan Whitson Point Field Goals 3FG Player 68 Gaither Hendrix Dominique Pickett Trevon Shaw Manzey Miller Dominique Pickett Point Field Goal Attempts 3FGA Player 193 Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Josh Roper Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 25 made) Pct. (FG-FGA) Player.492 (29-59) Cody Siniard (62-128) Trevon Shaw (57-120) Gerel Simmons (48-112) Darius Moose (60-146) Manzey Miller Free Throws FT Player 141 Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Jonathan Whitson Josh Roper Darius Moose Free Throw Attempts FTA Player 171 Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Jonathan Whitson Darius Moose Josh Roper Free Throw Percentage (min. 30 made) Pct. (FT-FTA) Player.867 (39-45) Phil Wallace (61-72) Gerel Simmons ( ) Josh Roper (39-49) Jacques Dovonou (81-102) Gaither Hendrix ( ) Josh Roper Reb. Player 235 Jonathan Whitson Josh Jordan Jonathan Whitson Darius Moose Sam Carlisle Rebounding Average RPG Player 8.8 Josh Jordan Jonathan Whitson Jonathan Whitson Sam Carlisle Darius Moose Assists Ast. Player 122 Josh Roper Gaither Hendrix Darin Dellinger Dominique Pickett Darius Moose Blocked Shots Blk. Player 40 Sam Carlisle Sam Carlisle Jonathan Whitson Alex Moe Matthew Ward Jonathan Whitson Steals Stl. Player 69 Josh Roper Josh Roper Dominique Pickett Nathan Whitmire Miles Leathers Josh Jordan *Brevard s all-time records are incomplete. After competing as a two-year institution for decades, Brevard joined the NAIA in the fall of 1999 when the college began offering four-year degrees. Accurate records have been kept since the season, Brevard s first as a full NCAA Division II member.

8 NCAA ERA INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Points Pts. Player s 1322 Darius Moose , Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Scoring Average (min. 30 games) Pts. Player s 20.7 Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Gaither Hendrix Trevon Shaw Darius Moose , Field Goals FG Player s 489 Darius Moose , Jonathan Whitson Josh Roper Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Field Goal Attempts FGA Player s 996 Darius Moose , Josh Roper Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Jonathan Whitson Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 made) Pct. (FG-FGA) Player s.598 ( ) Josh Jordan ( ) Jonathan Shitson ( ) Sam Carlisle ( ) Miles Leathers ( ) Trevon Shaw Point Field Goals 3FG Player s 145 Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Darius Moose , Josh Roper Trevon Shaw Point Field Goal Attempts 3FGA Player s 429 Dominique Pickett Gaither Hendrix Josh Roper Darius Moose , Drew Schauss Point Percentage (min. 50 made) Pct. (FG-FGA) Player s.459 (68-148) Gerel Simmons (97-225) Trevon Shaw (72-172) Manzey Miller (54-140) Alex Moe ( ) Darius Moose , Free Throws FT Player s 249 Josh Roper Darius Moose , Jonathan Whitson Miles Leathers Dominique Pickett Free Throw Attempts FTA Player s 337 Darius Moose , Josh Roper Jonathan Whitson Miles Leathers Dominique Pickett Free Throw Percentage (min. 50 made) Pct. (FT-FTA) Player s.811 ( ) Josh Roper (67-83) Gerel Simmons (92-118) Trevon Shaw ( ) Jonathan Whitson ( ) Gaither Hendrix Reb. Player s 555 Darius Moose , Jonathan Whitson Sam Carlisle Miles Leathers Drew Schauss Rebounding Average (min. 30 games) RPG Player s 8.4 Jonathan Whitson Josh Jordan Sam Carlisle Darius Moose , Miles Leathers Assists Ast. Player s 205 Dominique Pickett Josh Roper Darius Moose , Gaither Hendrix Darius Moose , Darin Dellinger Assists Per Game (min. 30 games played) APG Player s 3.6 Josh Roper Gaither Hendrix Darin Dellinger Manzey Miller Dominique Pickett Cody Siniard Blocked Shots Blk. Player s 73 Sam Carlisle Jonathan Whitson Alex Moe Josh Roper Matthew Ward Steals Stl. Player s 133 Josh Roper Dominique Pickett Miles Leathers Darius Moose , Jonathan Whitson *Brevard s all-time records are incomplete. After competing as a two-year institution for decades, Brevard joined the NAIA in the fall of 1999 when the college began offering four-year degrees. Accurate records have been kept since the season, Brevard s first as a full NCAA Division II member.

9 NCAA ERA TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Points Pts. Opponent Date 109 at Lees-Mcrae 12/8/ Tusculum 1/8/ Carson-Newman 2/18/09 99 North Greenville 12/15/10 98 Newberry 2/24/10 Field Goals FG Opponent Date 37 Newberry 1/17/15 36 at Lincoln Memorial 2/19/14 36 Catawba 2/9/11 36 Carson-Newman 2/18/09 35 Mars Hill 2/11/12 Field Goal Attempts FGA Opponent Date 77 Mars Hill 2/26/14 75 Wingate 2/26/11 74 at Lincoln Memorial 2/19/14 73 Newberry 1/17/15 73 Carson-Newman 1/30/13 73 at Carson-Newman 2/2/11 73 Mars Hill 2/1/10 Field Goal Percentage Pct. (FG-FGA) Opponent Date.660 (35-53) Mars Hill 2/11/ (34-52) Tusculum 1/8/ (34-54) Mars Hill 12/1/ (30-49) Lenoir-Rhyne 2/18/ (34-56) at Lees-McRae 12/8/12 3-Point Field Goals 3FG Opponent Date 18 Newberry 1/17/15 17 at Tusculum 11/26/13 16 Erskine 1/1/13 15 Newberry 1/23/13 15 Lenoir-Rhyne 2/18/12 15 Young Harris 2/21/11 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 3FGA Opponent Date 38 Newberry 1/17/15 38 Carson-Newman 2/17/14 37 Wingate 2/26/11 36 at Fayetteville St. 12/7/13 36 Carson-Newman 1/30/13 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 10 made) Pct. (FG-FGA) Opponent Date.714 (10-14) Carson-Newman 2/18/ (12-18) at Lees-McRae 12/8/ (11-19) Mars Hill 2/11/ (15-26) Lenoir-Rhyne 2/18/ (10-18) Mars Hill 1/8/ (10-18) at North Greenville 11/21/09 Free Throws FT Opponent Date 40 Newberry 2/24/10 31 Mars Hill 1/3/09 29 Montreat 1/5/09 29 Carson-Newman 1/5/11 29 at Lees-McRae 12/8/12 Free Throw Attempts FTA Opponent Date 51 Newberry 2/24/10 48 Montreat 1/5/09 42 Mars Hill 1/3/09 36 at Lees-McRae 12/8/12 35 North Georgia 11/18/14 35 Tusculum 1/8/14 35 North Greenville 12/15/10 Free Throw Percentage (min. 10 made) Pct. (FT-FTA) Opponent Date.923 (24-26) at Wingate 1/16/ (10-11) at Carson-Newman 11/28/ (23-26) Newberry 2/22/ (29-33) Carson-Newman 1/5/ (14-16) at Young Harris 2/14/11 Reb. Opponent Date 53 at Truett-McConnell 1/11/10 53 at Carson-Neewman 1/21/09 50 at Carson-Newman 1/4/12 49 Limestone 11/28/09 49 vs. Emory & Henry 12/29/08 Assists Ast. Opponent Date 29 Carson-Newman 2/18/09 24 Mars Hill 2/11/12 24 Young Harris 2/21/11 23 Newberry 1/7/15 23 at Montreat 1/4/10 23 North Greenville 2/11/09 Steals Stl. Opponent Date 16 at Oakland City 12/30/09 14 Carson-Newman 1/14/15 14 at North Greenville 11/21/09 13 at Newberry 2/20/13 13 Catawba 2/27/10 Blocked Shots Blk. Opponent Date 12 Newberry 2/22/12 8 Carson-Newman 1/30/13 8 Mars Hill 2/1/10 7 Newberry 1/17/15 7 Lincoln Memorial 2/6/10 7 Lees-McRae 12/7/09 7 Carson-Newman 2/18/09 7 vs. Emory & Henry 12/29/08 Points Pts Points Per Game PPG Field Goals FG Field Goal Attempts FGA Field Goal Percentage Pct..483 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Point Field Goals 3FG NCAA ERA TEAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 3-Point Field Goal Attempts 3FGA Point Field Goal Percentage Pct..377 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Free Throws FT Free Throw Attempts FTA Free Throw Percentage Pct..721 ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Reb Per Game RPG Assists Ast Blocked Shots Blk Steals Stl *Brevard s all-time records are incomplete. After competing as a two-year institution for decades, Brevard joined the NAIA in the fall of 1999 when the college began offering four-year degrees. Accurate records have been kept since the season, Brevard s first as a full NCAA Division II member.