Furman University 2003-04 LADY PALADIN BASKETBALL GAME NOTES FURMAN at PROVIDENCE FURMAN QUICK FACTS Location Greenville, SC Enrollment 2,600 Founded 1826 Nickname Lady Paladins Mascot Knight on a horse Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Southern Head Coach Sam Dixon (2nd year) SID Teri Brinkman 864-294-3065 864-325-2142 teri.brinkman@furman.edu 2003-04 LADY PALADIN SCHEDULE/RESULTS 11-13 FRANCIS MARION (exh) W, 74-53 11-22 @ Providence 2:00 11-26 @ Gardner-Webb 7:00 12-1 ETSU* 7:00 12-7 CLEMSON 2:00 12-13 GEORGIA 7:00 12-20 CHATTANOOGA* NOON 12-28 @ Virginia Tech 3:00 12-29 @ Va. Tech Lady Luck TBA 1-3 @ UNC Greensboro* 3:00 1-5 @ Wofford* 7:00 1-7 WESTERN CAROLINA* 7:00 1-10 @ Appalachian State* 1:00 1-14 @ Davidson* 7:00 1-17 COLL. OF CHARLES.* (CSS) 6:00 1-19 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* 7:00 1-24 @ Chattanooga* 4:00 1-26 @ ETSU* 4:30 1-29 @ Elon* 7:00 1-31 UNC GREENSBORO* (CSS) 1:30 2-3 WOFFORD* 7:00 2-7 APPALACHIAN STATE* 3:00 2-14 @ Coll. of Charles.* 1:00 2-16 @ Georgia Southern* 7:00 2-21 @ Western Carolina* 4:00 2-26 DAVIDSON* 7:00 2-28 ELON* 3:00 3-3 SoCon Tourney TBA 3-4 SoCon Tourney TBA 3-5 SoCon Tourney TBA 3-6 SoCon Tourney TBA * Southern Conference Opponent TODAY S GAME: Furman (0-0) travels to Providence, R.I. to face the Friars of Providence College (0-0) in the season opener for both teams. Gametime is 2 p.m. at Alumni Hall. TODAY S BROADCAST: Today s game will not be broadcast by Furman, but it will be broadcast over the internet by Providence. To listen, go to www.friars.com and navigate to the women s basketball page. Click the link on the schedule that says Listen. The broadcast is run in conjunction with RealOne College Sports Pass. There is a fee to listen to the game. SERIES RECORD: Today s meeting is the first between Furman and the Providence Friars. Providence is one of three first-time opponents Furman could face this season. The other two are Gardner-Webb and Holy Cross. Furman and GWU will meet Nov. 26 in Boiling Springs, N.C., while Furman may face Holy Cross in the second round of the Virginia Tech Lady Luck Classic. PROBABLE FURMAN LINEUP STARTERS PPG/RPG F - #3 Kim Lawrence 11.2/6.5 F - #21 Jen Nadalin 10.6/6.7 C - #54 Orion Wake 10.6/9.0 G - #5 Tommi Paris 7.2/2.7 G - #24 Deshara Shealey 14.9/5.3 OFF THE BENCH PPG/RPG F - #40 Katie Roach 7.4/6.2 F - #20 Laney Harris 6.7/3.3 F - #21 Jen Nadalin 10.6/6.7 G - #12 Princess Wells 1.9/1.3 G - #22 Lauren Few 6.1/3.0 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS (2003 - Final Standings) Conference Overall Chattanooga 16-2.889 26-5.835 Western Carolina 14-4.778 21-7.750 Georgia Southeran 12-6.667 20-10.667 Furman 11-7.611 16-13.552 UNCG 10-8.556 14-13.519 Appalachian St. 8-10.444 9-19.321 Davidson 8-10.444 15-15.500 East Tenn. State 6-12.333 9-19.321 Coll. of Charleston 4-14.222 10-19.345 Wofford 1-17.056 4-24.143 Learn more abou the Lady Paladins on the world wide web. Visit www.furmanpaladins.com for bios, game stories, and statistics.
FURMAN S RECORD WHEN... Furman leads at the half - Furman trails at the half - Tied at the half - Game Goes Into Overtime - Shooting 50% or better - Shooting less than 50% - Shooting between 40-49.9% - Shooting less than 40% - Opponents shoot 50% or better - Opponents shoot less than 50% - FU outrebounds opponent - FU is outrebounded - Rebounds are tied - FT Shooting of 70% or better - FT Shooting of less than 70% - Furman has 10+ Steals - Opponents has 10+ Steals - Furman has less than 15 turnovers - Furman has more than 15 turnovers - Opponent has less than 15 turnovers - Opponent has more than 15 turnovers - Furman scores </= 50 points - Furman scores 51-60 - Furman scores 61-70 - Furman scores 71-80 - Furman scores 81-90 - Furman scores 91-100 - Furman scores over 100 - Furman allows less than 50 points - Furman allows 51-60 - Furman allows 61-70 - Furman allows 71-80 - Furman allows 81-90 - Furman allows 91-100 - Furman allows over 100 - Game is decided by 1-5 points - Game is decided by 6-10 points - Game is decided by 10-20 points - Game is decided by more than 20 points - Furman plays on Sunday - Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday - SCOUTING THE FRIARS: The Providence Friars return seven letterwinners from last year s team that went 9-18 overall and 3-13 in the tough BIG EAST. Brooke Freeburg, a 5-11, senior, guard/forward, is the Friars top returning offensive player. Freeburg averaged 9.2 points per game last year, while dishing off an average of 1.5 assists. In both preseason games however, forward Gayle Nwafili recorded double doubles, while Keisha Blackwell added 16 points and Kristin Quinn 13 in the game against the Turkish National Team. Furman and Providence shared one common opponent last season in Pittsburgh. Providence posted a 57-54 win over the Panthers while Furman fell in a 75-45 decision at Pitt. FURMAN IN OPENERS: Through the years, season openers have not been easy on the Lady Paladins, a team that has traditionally played a very tough non-conference season. Furman holds an all-time record of 13-21 in game ones, though Sam Dixon bucked that trend when he led the Lady Paladins to a 100-59 season-opening victory over Oglethorpe last year. In the past the Lady Paladins have inaugurated a new season by playing South Carolina, Miami, Clemson, Alabama and Georgia, among others. FURMAN IN THE PRE: The Lady Paladin basketball team played a preseason game on Nov. 13 versus the Patriots of Francis Marion. Furman outrebounded the Patriots 55-39 en route to a 74-53 victory. Katie Roach led all Furman scorers with 16 points and 10 rebounds, while Deshara Shealey added 14 points, Tommi Paris contributed 11, and Jen Nadalin chipped in 10. Orion Wake also featured prominently, with a team-high 11 rebounds and eight points. Senior forward Kim Lawrence was held scoreless, but dished off a team-best five assists and claimed four steals. HEAD COACH SAM DIXON: Furman coach Sam Dixon, a 1979 graduate of College of Wooster, is in his second season at the helm of the Lady Paladin program. In his first year as Furman head coach the Lady Paladins posted a 16-13 overall record with an 11-7, fourth place finish in the Southern Conference, despite a roster laden with four freshman, four sophomores, and no seniors. In addition, guard Deshara Shealey was the league s Player of the Year after averaging 14.9 points, 5.3 rebounds, and 3.83 assists per game. Prior to taking the head coaching position at Furman, Dixon was associate coach at Clemson (1999-02) and assistant coach at Arizona (1998-99). SOCON CONNECTION: Providence head coach Susan Yow is in her second year with the Friars, but has a number of connections to the Southern Conference and even one to Furman University. Yow is a 1976 graduate of Elon College, which is in its first year of competition in the Southern Conference. In addition, Yow coached from 1978-86 at East Tennesse State University, which is also a Southern Conference member, and spent three years as an assistant with the Cleveland Rockers - coaching Furman s most famous women s basketball alumnae - Rushia Brown. During Yow s years at ETSU, the Lady Paladins went 0-4 against the Bucs.
FURMAN S RECORD WHEN... Game is played at/after 5:00 - Game is played before 5:00 - Game is played in Timmons - Game is on the road - Game is at netural site - Bench scores 31+ points - Bench scores 20-30 points - Bench scores 10-20 points - Bench scores 0-9 points - 5 Lady Paladins score in double digits - 4 Lady Paladins score in double digits - 3 Lady Paladins score in double digits - 2 Lady Paladins score in double digits - 1 Lady Paladin scores in double digits - Kim Lawrence leads scoring - Tommi Paris leads scoring - MIvvi Strickland leads scoring - Princess Wells leads scoring - Laney Harris leads scoring - Jen Nadalin leads scoring - Lauren Few leads scoring - Melynda Gant leads scoring - Deshara Shealey leads scoring - Megan Gallagher leads scoring - Katie Roach leads scoring - Elizabeth Sorensen leads scoring - Ashland Johnson leads scoring - Jessica Lange leads scoring - Orion Wake leads scoring - Shealey scores 20+ points - Shealey scores 30+ points - Lawrence scores 20+ points - Lawrence scores 30+ points - Wake scores 20+ points - Wake scores 30+ points - Shealey has a double-double - Lawrence has a double-double - Wake has a double-double - Playing the Big East - Playing the Atlantic Sun - Playing the SoCon - Playing the ACC - Playing the Peach Belt - Playing the SEC - Playing the Patriot League - Playing in November - December - January - February - March - LADY PALADIN BASKETBALL CONFERENCE ROULETTE: Furman s Lady Paladin basketball team could play teams from seven different conferences - and all before the new year. In addition to Providence, the Lady Paladins will face the Big East s Virginia Tech in the Dec. 28-29 Lady Luck Classic. Opponent Gardner-Webb hails from the Atlantic Sun, while Clemson is a long-time ACC member. The Lander Bearcats play in the Peach Belt Conference, while Georgia is annual contender for the Southeastern Conference Title. Finally, the Crusaders of Holy Cross represent the Patriot League and could be a second round Furman opponent in the Lady Luck Classic at Virginia Tech. The rest of Furman s opponents compete in the Southern Conference - the league Furmam has been a member of since 1936. PRE POLL: The Southern Conference preseason coaches poll is in, and the Lady Paladins were picked to finish second in the league behind defending champion Chattanooga. Furman collected 85 points to Chattanooga s 99, and received one first-place vote. The poll played out as follows: 1st Chattanooga 99 2nd Furman 85 3rd Western Carolina 81 4th Georgia Southern 75 5th UNC Greensboro 67 6th Appalachian State 50 7th Davidson 47 8th Elon 38 9th College of Charleston 29 10th East Tennessee State 24 11th Wofford 11 SHEALEY AS A SENIOR: Reigning 2003 Southern Conference Player of the Year Deshara Shealey is back for her senior season with the Lady Paladins. Already chosen as the league s preseason Player of the Year for 2004, Shealey is a big play maker with good passing skills, outstanding athleticism and a great work ethic. She enters the 2003-04 season just 70 points away from scoring 1,000 in her career. Shealey s career highs include 33 points versus Ohio (11-21-01), 13 rebounds against the College of Charleston (1-22-02), seven assists on four occasions and four steals on seven occasions. Last year Shealey hit a shot against Virginia with.3 seconds on the clock, giving the Lady Paladins a 58-56 road victory over the Cavaliers. WAKE UP CALL: Furman senior Orion Wake is back after redshirting during the 2002-03 season. Wake, a 6-2 center from Woodbridge, Va., played in all 29 games during the 2001-02 season, averaging 10.6 points and 9.0 rebounds. A first-team all-conference selection that year, Wake was also named Southern Conference Player of the Week on Jan. 15, 2002, after averaging 17.3 points and 12.0 rebounds in games the previous week. Wake has career highs of 26 points at Georgia Southern (1-14-02), 14 rebounds versus ETSU (3-4-00) and Appalachian State (2-2-02), and three steals and three blocks.
DIXON VERSUS ALL OPPONENTS Appalachian State 1-1 Auburn 0-1 Charleston Southern 1-0 Chattanooga 0-3 Clemson 0-1 Coastal Carolina 1-0 College of Charleston 2-0 Davidson 1-1 East Tennessee State 2-0 Georgia Southern 1-1 High Point 0-1 UNC Greensboro 3-0 UNC Wilmington 0-1 Oglethorpe 1-0 Pittsburgh 0-1 KIMPOSSIBLE: With senior forward Kim Lawrence, a 5-11, three-year letterwinner for the Lady Paladins, anything is possible. Lawrence was the recipient of the team s Best Defensive Player Award last year, but don t think her offensive skills are lacking. In fact, Lawrence scored 29 versus Charleston Southern last year (11-29-02) and has a career free throw percentage of.778 (136-175). In addition she claimed eight steals versus Appalachian State last season (2-3-03) and had three blocks in her 29-point game against CSU. Indeed, Lawrence is an all-around player who brings balance, experience, and skill to the Lady Paladin lineup. SHINING SENIORS: Furman s 2004 senior class is one of the strongest in the history of the Lady Paladin program Last year alone, Shealey and Lawrence combined to score 39% of the Lady Paladins points, and were also responsible for 30% of the rebounds. The year before, Lawrence, Shealey, and Wake were good for 46% of points and 49% of rebounds. In addition, in the last three years, Furman has posted a 52-35 overall record with a 34-20 mark in the Southern Conference. LADY PALADIN LINEAGE: The Lady Paladin varsity basketball team played its first season of competition in 1969-70, posting an 8-2 record under head coach Virginia Robertson. In 34 years of competition, the Furman women s basketball program has posted a 385-407 record with 15 winning seasons, and a 13-21 record in season openers. During these years Furman women s basketball players have earned 29 all-conference citations (coaches), five SoCon Freshman of the Year Awards, five SoCon Player of the Year plaques, and one Freshman All-America award. In addition, the Lady Paladins have won four Southern Conference Championships, two league tournament titles, and earned two bids to the NCAA Tournament (1995 and 2000). NO PLACE LIKE HOME: Furman owns a 50-18 (.735) record within the friendly confines of Timmons Arena - the Lady Paladin home since 1997. In 1999-00 and 2000-01, the Lady Paladins won 10 games at home in Timmons and on December 2, 2001, recorded an historic 59-57 victory over intrastate rival Clemson of the ACC. Virginia 1-0 Western Carolina 0-2 Wofford 2-0 Totals 16-13
LADY PALADIN SUPERLATIVES (TEAM) HIGHS Points Scored Points, First Half Points, Second Half Points, Overtime Points, Differential Field Goals Made Field Goals Attempted Field Goal Percentage 3-pointers Made 3-pointers Attempted 3-point Percentage Free Throws Made Free Throws Attempted Free Throw Percentage Rebounds Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Rebound Margin Assists Turnovers Blocked Shots Steals Personal Fouls Home Attendance Road Attendance LOWS Points Scored Points, First Half Points, Second Half Points, Overtime Points, Differential Field Goals Made Field Goals Attempted Field Goal Percentage 3-pointers Made 3-pointers Attempted 3-point Percentage Free Throws Made Free Throws Attempted Free Throw Percentage Rebounds Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Rebound Margin Assists Turnovers Blocked Shots Steals Personal Fouls Home Attendance LADY PALADIN SUPERLATIVES (INDIVIDUAL) HIGHS Points Scored Field Goals Made Field Goals Attempted 3-pointers Made 3-pointers Attempted Free Throws Made Free Throws Attempted Rebounds Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Assists Blocked Shots Steals LOWS Points Scored Field Goals Made Field Goals Attempted 3-pointers Made 3-pointers Attempted Free Throws Made Free Throws Attempted Rebounds Offensive Rebounds Defensive Rebounds Assists Blocked Shots Steals FURMAN SPECIAL FEATS GAMES SCORING IN DOUBLE DIGITS: GAMES SCORING 20+: GAMES SCORING 30+: GAMES REBOUNDING IN DOUBLE DIGITS: GAMES WITH DOUBLE DOUBLE: GAMES AS TEAM S HIGH SCORER: GAMES AS TEAM S HIGH REBOUNDER: GAMES AS TEAM S ASSISTS LEADER: GAMES WITH FIVE OR MORE STEALS: GAMES WITH TWO OR MORE BLOCKS:
PERSONAL BESTS LAUREN FEW 12, on three occasions 13, vs. ETSU (2-24-03) 4, at College of Charleston (1-25-03) 4, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 4, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 1, at Davidson (2-8-03) 1, vs. Western Carolina (1-27-03) MEGAN GALLAGHER MELYNDA GANT 7, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 5, at ETSU (1-20-03 5, at Virginia (12-16-02) 1, on three occasions 2, on two occasions 1, vs. ETSU (2-24-03) LANEY HARRIS 19, vs. College of Charleston (2-26-03) 19, vs. ETSU (2-24-03) 12, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 3, vs. Davidson (1-7-03) 3, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 7, vs. Georgia Southern (1-11-03) 4, on three occasions 5, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 2, at Georgia Southern (2-17-03 2, at Wofford (2-10-03) 1, on 13 occasions ASHLAND JOHNSON 2, vs. Coastal Carolina (12-14-01) 4, vs. College of Charleston (1-22-02) 4, vs. Davidson (2-5-02) 1, vs. Pepperdine (12-18-01) 2, vs. Pepperdine (12-18-01) JESSICA LANGE KIM LAWRENCE 29, vs. Charleston So. (11-29-02) 15, vs. High Point (12-15-00) 6, vs. Chattanooga (2-17-01) 8, vs. Appalachian State (2-3-03) 3, vs. Charleston Southern (11-29-02) JEN NADALIN 26, vs. Oglethorpe (11-22-02) 12, at Wofford (2-10-03) 3, vs. Chattanooga (2-15-03) TOMMI PARIS 15, vs. UNC Greensboro (1-2-03) 9, vs. Western Carolina (1-27-03) 9, vs. ETSU (2-24-03) 6, vs. Davidson (1-7-03) 2, on two occasions KATIE ROACH 20, at Appalachian State (1-4-03) 13, at ETSU (1-20-03) 13, vs. Davidson (1-7-03) 5, vs. College of Charleston (2-26-03) 5, at Appalachian State (1-4-03) 4, at High Point (12-4-02) 4, at Pittsburgh (11-25-02) 1, on seven occasions DESHARA SHEALEY 33, vs. Ohio (11-21-01) 13, vs. College of Charleston (1-22-02) 7, on four occasions 4, on seven occasions 2, at Auburn (12-7-02) ELIZABETH SORENSEN
MIVVI STRICKLAND ORION WAKE 26, at Georgia Southern (1-14-02) 14, vs. ETSU (3-4-00) 14, at Appalachian State (2-2-02) 3, at South Carolina (11-16-01) 3, vs. Appalachian State (2-2-02) 3, vs. Wofford (1-13-01) PRINCESS WELLS 6, vs. UNC Greensboro (2-1-03) 6, at ETSU (1-20-03) 3, on five occasions 2, on five occasions 3, vs. Appalachian State (2-3-03) None LADY PALADIN GAME RECORDS Category Team Individual Points Scored 125, vs. CSU (1-16-91) 37, Nancy Glass vs. CCU (2-16-87) 37, Rushia Brown vs. ASU (3-11-94) 37, Jackie Smith at MTSU (11-22-98) Field Goals Made 46, vs. Baptist (12-16-89) 17, Rushia Brown vs. ASU (1-30-93) Field Goals Att. 98, vs. Anderson (2-7-77) 33, Kris Hughes vs. Mars Hill (2-1-79) Field Goal Pct..667 vs. Winthrop (1-3-95) 3-pters Made 11, vs. CSU (1-21-98) 8, Becky Haus vs. Ga. State (1-21-91) 11, vs. Auburn (11-26-01) 8, Haley Cook vs. CSU (1-21-98) 3-pters Att. 23, vs. UMBC (12-29-97) 13, Becky Haus vs. Ga. State (1-21-91) 23, vs. CSU (1-21-98) 3-pt. Pct..714, vs. ASU (2-1-89).714, vs. ETSU (3-5-95) FT Made 35, vs. CSU (1-18-95) 15, on six occasions FT Att. 48, vs. Davidson (2-8-95) 22, Rushia Brown vs. C of C (12-4-92) FT Pct. 1.000 (8-8) vs. Alabama (11-14-97) Rebounds 66, vs. Baptist (1-22-77) 23, Natalie Cleckley vs WCU (1-9-91) Assists 34, vs. CSU (1-16-91) 13, Terra Greene vs. CCU (2-19-90) Blocks 9, on three occasions 6, Rushia Brown vs. UNCA (11-28-90) Steals 29, vs. Monmouth (11-24-89) 10, Lucy Dunn vs. ETSU (1-30-88) Largest Margin of Victory: 66 points, 125-59, vs. CSU (1-16-91) Largest Margin of Defeat: 91, 133-42, vs. Mercer (11-29-80) Last Lady Paladin to Score 37 Jackie Smith at MTSU (11-22-98) Last Lady Paladin to Score 36 Teresa Bowlin vs. UCF (11-29-85) Last Lady Paladin to Score 35 Jennifer Jones vs. Chattanooga (3-3-93) Last Lady Paladin to Score 34 Karen Stanley vs. South Carolina (1-25-95) Last Lady Paladin to Score 33 Deshara Shealey at Ohio (11-21-01) Last Lady Paladin to Score 32 Jackie Smith vs. Ga. Southern (1-23-99) Last Lady Paladin to Score 31 Jackie Smith vs. Wake Forest (12-17-98) Last Lady Paladin to Score 30 Jackie Smith vs. North Carolina (12-7-97) Last Lady Paladin to Claim 23 Natalie Cleckley vs. WCU (1-9-91) Last Lady Paladin to Claim 21 Latoya Armstrong (1-4-92) Last Lady Paladin to Claim 20 Rushia Brown vs. WCU (2-7-93)
2002-03 FINAL LADY PALADIN STATS AND RESULTS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... (16-13) (7-4) (7-8) (2-1) CONFERENCE... (11-7) (5-4) (6-3) (0-0) NON-CONFERENCE... (5-6) (2-0) (1-5) (2-1) ---TOTAL--- ---3-PTS--- ----REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 SHEALEY, Deshara... 29-29 1008 34.8 172-472.364 36-133.271 52-81.642 41 114 155 5.3 63 0 111 102 7 61 432 14.9 03 LAWRENCE, Kim... 29-29 904 31.2 135-340.397 1-14.071 53-78.679 74 115 189 6.5 85 1 61 63 10 72 324 11.2 21 NADALIN, Jen... 29-29 868 29.9 133-289.460 0-1.000 41-75.547 83 111 194 6.7 87 0 27 58 19 46 307 10.6 40 ROACH, Katie... 29-29 875 30.2 62-129.481 0-0.000 91-124.734 66 114 180 6.2 88 1 38 63 7 38 215 7.4 05 PARIS, Tommi... 29-14 732 25.2 56-147.381 3-10.300 94-109.862 12 66 78 2.7 64 1 78 89 7 57 209 7.2 20 HARRIS, Laney... 29-0 569 19.6 68-167.407 45-113.398 12-17.706 26 69 95 3.3 45 1 47 44 8 17 193 6.7 22 FEW, Lauren... 28-13 448 16.0 61-156.391 21-64.328 28-47.596 39 44 83 3.0 54 0 28 60 2 20 171 6.1 12 WELLS, Princess... 28-2 275 9.8 19-50.380 7-24.292 7-19.368 9 27 36 1.3 29 0 18 22 0 18 52 1.9 23 GANT, Melynda... 23-0 121 5.3 16-43.372 3-12.250 2-3.667 16 25 41 1.8 11 0 3 13 1 9 37 1.6 TEAM... 63 51 114 3.9 1 9 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total... 29 5800 722-1793.403 116-371.313 380-553.687 429 736 1165 40.2 527 4 411 523 61 338 1940 66.9 Opponents... 29 5800 651-1656.393 174-542.321 359-562.639 389 738 1127 38.9 513-430 615 75 260 1835 63.3 TEAM STATISTICS FUR OPP DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND --------------------------------------------------- ------------ -------------------- --- ----- ------ SCORING... 1940 1835 11/22/02 OGLETHORPE W 100-59 784 Points per game... 66.9 63.3 11/25/02 at Pittsburgh L 45-75 303 Scoring margin... +3.6-11/29/02 vs Charleston Southern W 84-64 587 FIELD GOALS-ATT... 722-1793 651-1656 11/30/02 at UNC Wilmington L 56-74 458 Field goal pct....403.393 12/4/02 at High Point L 51-52 397 3 POINT FG-ATT... 116-371 174-542 12/7/02 at Auburn L 35-73 406 3-point FG pct....313.321 12/14/02 at Clemson L 58-91 792 3-pt FG made per game.. 4.0 6.0 12/16/02 at Virginia W 58-56 3085 FREE THROWS-ATT... 380-553 359-562 12/29/02 COASTAL CAROLINA W 61-56 421 Free throw pct....687.639 *01/02/03 UNC GREENSBORO W 74-66 274 REBOUNDS... 1165 1127 *01/04/03 at Appalachian State W 71-69 253 Rebounds per game... 40.2 38.9 *01/07/03 DAVIDSON W 67-56 527 Rebounding margin... +1.3 - *01/11/03 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L 64-66 513 ASSISTS... 411 430 *01/13/03 at Chattanooga L 64-80 2482 Assists per game... 14.2 14.8 *01/18/03 WOFFORD W 90-64 551 TURNOVERS... 523 615 *01/20/03 at East Tennessee State W 86-64 429 Turnovers per game... 18.0 21.2 *01/25/03 at Coll of Charleston W 74-49 503 Turnover margin... +3.2 - *01/27/03 WESTERN CAROLINA L 64-77 526 Assist/turnover ratio.. 0.8 0.7 *02/01/03 at UNC Greensboro W 68-49 302 STEALS... 338 260 *02/03/03 APPALACHIAN STATE L 63-73 270 Steals per game... 11.7 9.0 *02/08/03 at Davidson L 51-73 522 BLOCKS... 61 75 *02/10/32 at Wofford W 95-53 304 Blocks per game... 2.1 2.6 *02/15/03 CHATTANOOGA L 50-65 547 WINNING STREAK... 0 - *02/17/03 at Georgia Southern W 80-59 827 Home win streak... 2 - *02/24/03 EAST TENNESSEE STATE W 70-49 116 ATTENDANCE... 4696 12594 *02/26/03 COLL OF CHARLESTON W 87-49 167 Home games-avg/game... 11-427 15-773 *Y03/01/03 at Western Carolina L 56-58 528 Neutral site-avg/game.. - 3-334 03/06/03 vs UNC GREENSBORO W 65-51 416 03/07/03 vs Chattanooga L 53-65 - SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd Total ------------------------------ ---- ---- ---- Furman... 955 985-1940 Opponents... 914 921-1835