Exhibition results from future opponents.
SoCon Teams
Lenior-Rhyne 57 - Davidson 108 Recap
North Greenville 61 - Furman 85 Recap
Thomas University 49 - Georgia Southern 88 Recap
Lees-McRae 76 - UNCG 104 Recap
Lynchburg 57 - Elon 100 Recap
Miles College 52 - Samford 90 Recap
OOC Teams
Bridgewater 53 - High Point 96 Recap
Arkansas-Monticello 64 - La Tech 85 Recap
Southern Arkansas 49 - La Tech 100 Recap
UNC-Pembroke 63 - UNC-CH 82 Recap
Caldwell 60 - Rutgers 90 Recap
Philadelphia Univ. 69 - James Madison 73 OT Recap
Brevard 66 - Wake Forest 93 Recap
UNC-Pembroke 85 - NC State 96 Recap
Morehouse 62 - NC State 87 Recap
Showing posts with label exhibition. Show all posts
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Monday, November 4, 2013
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Spartans Streak Past Bobcats in Exhibition
UNCG 104 - Lees-McRae 76
UNCG Athletics
Halftime: UNCG 50 - Lees-McRae 36
UNCG Stats
Leader Points: Kayel Locke (30)
Leader Rebounds: Kyle Cain (11)
Leader Assists: Parker, Saddler (Tied - 6)
FG: 39-67 (58.2%)
3 Pt: 5-13 (38.5%)
FT: 21-31 (67.7%)
Rebounds: 44
Turnovers: 16
Lees-McRae Stats
Leader Points: Mike Chambers (19)
Leader Rebounds: Bond, Moore (Tied - 5)
Leader Assists: Darius Smith (9)
FG: 28-63 (44.4%)
3 Pt: 6-17 (35.3%)
FT: 14-24 (58.3%)
Rebounds: 33
Turnovers: 21
Thoughts
The completely new look UNCG Spartans showed some substantial firepower on the offensive end by having 5 guys score in double figures and Spartans fans finally got to see Kyle Cain in uniform. Cain didn't disappoint by recording a double double (14 points & 11 rebounds). The star of the show for me, though, was Tevon Saddler. The freshman from Baltimore had a great all around game by tallying 16 points, 6 assists and 5 steals. Saddler did a great job of running the break, getting to the rim and setting up teammates (and himself) for easy baskets.
Most of the new guys got decent minutes and made some nice plays. Tyrone Outlaw was very efficient and scoring 13 points. Diante Baldwin, Jordy Kuiper and Clay Byrd also had their moments. Plus, it was nice to see the new guys blend nicely with returning players Kayel Locke and Nicholas Paulos. Locke did his normal thing of making and array of shots around the basket and Paulos took and made 3 pointers in rhythm. All-in-all it was a very good offensive showing.
On the negative side, the Spartans were sloppy with the ball and allowed too many 2nd chance attempts to a team were undersized. These are things that I expect UNCG will work on this week as they head into a game with a very good front line. However, some of these negatives might be due to Coach Miller looking for the right combinations of players. Also, Jordan Potts didn't dress for this game. Not sure of the reason, though.
In the end, it was about what I expected to see on both ends of the court. It was nice to see the balance and sharing of the basketball. The final score honestly never really mattered as UNCG controlled the game the entire time. Now it's time for the real thing.
Go Spartans !!!
UNCG Athletics
Halftime: UNCG 50 - Lees-McRae 36
UNCG Stats
Leader Points: Kayel Locke (30)
Leader Rebounds: Kyle Cain (11)
Leader Assists: Parker, Saddler (Tied - 6)
FG: 39-67 (58.2%)
3 Pt: 5-13 (38.5%)
FT: 21-31 (67.7%)
Rebounds: 44
Turnovers: 16
Lees-McRae Stats
Leader Points: Mike Chambers (19)
Leader Rebounds: Bond, Moore (Tied - 5)
Leader Assists: Darius Smith (9)
FG: 28-63 (44.4%)
3 Pt: 6-17 (35.3%)
FT: 14-24 (58.3%)
Rebounds: 33
Turnovers: 21
Thoughts
The completely new look UNCG Spartans showed some substantial firepower on the offensive end by having 5 guys score in double figures and Spartans fans finally got to see Kyle Cain in uniform. Cain didn't disappoint by recording a double double (14 points & 11 rebounds). The star of the show for me, though, was Tevon Saddler. The freshman from Baltimore had a great all around game by tallying 16 points, 6 assists and 5 steals. Saddler did a great job of running the break, getting to the rim and setting up teammates (and himself) for easy baskets.
Most of the new guys got decent minutes and made some nice plays. Tyrone Outlaw was very efficient and scoring 13 points. Diante Baldwin, Jordy Kuiper and Clay Byrd also had their moments. Plus, it was nice to see the new guys blend nicely with returning players Kayel Locke and Nicholas Paulos. Locke did his normal thing of making and array of shots around the basket and Paulos took and made 3 pointers in rhythm. All-in-all it was a very good offensive showing.
On the negative side, the Spartans were sloppy with the ball and allowed too many 2nd chance attempts to a team were undersized. These are things that I expect UNCG will work on this week as they head into a game with a very good front line. However, some of these negatives might be due to Coach Miller looking for the right combinations of players. Also, Jordan Potts didn't dress for this game. Not sure of the reason, though.
In the end, it was about what I expected to see on both ends of the court. It was nice to see the balance and sharing of the basketball. The final score honestly never really mattered as UNCG controlled the game the entire time. Now it's time for the real thing.
Go Spartans !!!
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Preseason Preview: Lees-McRae
Lees-McRae College
@ UNCG Nov 2 (Exh)*
Mascot: Bobcats
Location: Banner Elk, NC
Enrollment: 882
Conference: Carolinas Conference (NCAA D2)
2012-2013 Record: 3-23 (3-17)
Postseason: N/A
Coach: Steve Hardin (3rd Season)
School Homepage
Athletics Homepage
2012-2013 Stats
PPG: 68.1
RPG: 36.2
APG: 11.8
FG %: 38.9
3 Pt %: 34.6
FT %: 68.1
Losses:
Jeremiah Henry F - 20.2 mpg, 6.8 ppg, 4.6 rpg
Daniel Sepokas G - 25.2 mpg, 16.3 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 3.1 apg
DJ Brown G - 21.7 mpg, 6.5 ppg, 2.3 rpg
Corey Young G - 17.5 mpg, 2.9 ppg, 1.5 rpg, 1.9 apg
Chad Epply G - 13.1 mpg, 4.2 ppg
Juan Urbina F - 8.9 mpg, 2.2 rpg
Asad Lamont G - 23.8 mpg, 10.2 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 2.5 apg
Jeremi King G - 6.7 mpg, 1.5 ppg
Will Lopez G - 8.8 mpg, 3.3 ppg
Aaron Bluitt G - 10.4 mpg, 3.0 ppg, 1.3 rpg
Gideon Oji C - 8.1 mpg, 1.7 ppg, 1.7 rpg
Charles Clarke F - 20.6 mpg, 7.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg
Robert Hathorne G - 5.3 mpg, 1.8 ppg
Top Returners:
DeAndre Tillman F - 14.6 mpg, 3.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg
Kyle Burton-Harper G - 8.2 mpg, 1.8 ppg, 1.4 rpg
James Saint Marc C - 8.0 mpg, 1.9 ppg, 1.7 rpg
Additions:
Josh Gaither G - 6-3 185
Jacquise Moore G - 6-3 175 (Transfer Wallace State CC)
Chad Hicks F - 6-4 210
Darius Smith G - 5-10 165 (Transfer UVA-Wise)
Donte Falls F - 6-6 190
Rishad Felton G - 5-10 170
Raul Tutton F - 6-6 195 (Transfer Motlow College)
Mike Chambers G - 6-2 170
Avery Wallis G - 6-4 175
Chase Arnold F - 6-5 205
Darius Malbon G - 6-4 175
Darryl Bond F - 6-8 215 (Transfer Motlow College)
Marcus Hash F - 6-6 175
Shakir Arnett G - 5-11 160
Damian Edwards G - 6-1 170
Sandy Elliot - G 5-9 175
Pharon Johnson G - 6-1 170
Dwain Jones G - 5-9 165
Jordan Michael G - 6-2 185
Justice Singletary G - 6-3 170
Tashan Thornton G - 6-0 160
Jordan Turner G - 6-2 160
* - Game to be played at Fleming Gym on the campus of UNCG
@ UNCG Nov 2 (Exh)*
Mascot: Bobcats
Location: Banner Elk, NC
Enrollment: 882
Conference: Carolinas Conference (NCAA D2)
2012-2013 Record: 3-23 (3-17)
Postseason: N/A
Coach: Steve Hardin (3rd Season)
School Homepage
Athletics Homepage
2012-2013 Stats
PPG: 68.1
RPG: 36.2
APG: 11.8
FG %: 38.9
3 Pt %: 34.6
FT %: 68.1
Losses:
Jeremiah Henry F - 20.2 mpg, 6.8 ppg, 4.6 rpg
Daniel Sepokas G - 25.2 mpg, 16.3 ppg, 4.6 rpg, 3.1 apg
DJ Brown G - 21.7 mpg, 6.5 ppg, 2.3 rpg
Corey Young G - 17.5 mpg, 2.9 ppg, 1.5 rpg, 1.9 apg
Chad Epply G - 13.1 mpg, 4.2 ppg
Juan Urbina F - 8.9 mpg, 2.2 rpg
Asad Lamont G - 23.8 mpg, 10.2 ppg, 2.9 rpg, 2.5 apg
Jeremi King G - 6.7 mpg, 1.5 ppg
Will Lopez G - 8.8 mpg, 3.3 ppg
Aaron Bluitt G - 10.4 mpg, 3.0 ppg, 1.3 rpg
Gideon Oji C - 8.1 mpg, 1.7 ppg, 1.7 rpg
Charles Clarke F - 20.6 mpg, 7.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg
Robert Hathorne G - 5.3 mpg, 1.8 ppg
Top Returners:
DeAndre Tillman F - 14.6 mpg, 3.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg
Kyle Burton-Harper G - 8.2 mpg, 1.8 ppg, 1.4 rpg
James Saint Marc C - 8.0 mpg, 1.9 ppg, 1.7 rpg
Additions:
Josh Gaither G - 6-3 185
Jacquise Moore G - 6-3 175 (Transfer Wallace State CC)
Chad Hicks F - 6-4 210
Darius Smith G - 5-10 165 (Transfer UVA-Wise)
Donte Falls F - 6-6 190
Rishad Felton G - 5-10 170
Raul Tutton F - 6-6 195 (Transfer Motlow College)
Mike Chambers G - 6-2 170
Avery Wallis G - 6-4 175
Chase Arnold F - 6-5 205
Darius Malbon G - 6-4 175
Darryl Bond F - 6-8 215 (Transfer Motlow College)
Marcus Hash F - 6-6 175
Shakir Arnett G - 5-11 160
Damian Edwards G - 6-1 170
Sandy Elliot - G 5-9 175
Pharon Johnson G - 6-1 170
Dwain Jones G - 5-9 165
Jordan Michael G - 6-2 185
Justice Singletary G - 6-3 170
Tashan Thornton G - 6-0 160
Jordan Turner G - 6-2 160
* - Game to be played at Fleming Gym on the campus of UNCG
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Spartans Fast Break Their Way to Exhibition Victory
UNCG 102 - Bluefield State 74
News& Record
UNCG Athletics
BSC Athletics
Halftime: UNCG 45 - Bluefield State 40
UNCG Stats
Leader Points: Trevis Simpson (21)
Leader Rebounds: Kelvin McNeil (11)
Leader Assists: Drew Parker (7)
Team FG: 35-68 (51.5%)
Team 3 Pt: 6-16 (37.5%)
Team FT: 26-37 (70.3%)
Rebounds: 50
Turnovers: 20
Bluefield State Stats
Leader Points: Daven Morris (16)
Leader Rebounds: Treon Claiborne (5)
leader Assists: Daven Morris (3)
Team FG: 20-62 (32.3%)
Team 3 Pt: 7-24 (29.2%)
Team FT: 27-39 (69.2%)
Rebounds: 37
Turnovers: 22
Thoughts
Even though the halftime score might not have indicated it, I thought UNCG controlled the game throughout. Sloppy turnovers and defensive lapses were the only things that kept the Big Blues even remotely competitive in this exhibition contest. The game was played in front of a packed and (at times) raucous crowd in Fleming Gym. UNCG shook off the nerves after the first 20 minutes and played very sound basketball. Everyone played and all made some nice contributions. It's tough to talk about everyone and their play. So, I'll just hit the high spots.
Kelvin McNeil was a very big surprise. I didn't really know a lot about him or what to expect of him coming to UNCG. However, from the appearance of this game, McNeil will see a big spot in the rotation and be heavily counted on to man the post position. I was thoroughly impressed with his play and am excited to see him play throughout the season.
David Williams created shear havoc on both ends of the court. It's very obvious that David's skill set is tailored perfectly to Wes Miller's style of play (both offense and defense). I'm not sure how many deflections he made on the defensive end, but it seemed like he had one per possession. His fast break dunk from the wing in the first half was the play of the night for me.
The main thing that jumped out at me was the pace that this Spartan team intends to play. It was on the verge of out of control ti was so fast, but it lead to a bunch of easy layups and dunks. Some of the turnovers were "cover your eyes" bad. But if G can create as many possessions as they did last night, the points will come in huge bunches.
Should be fun to watch going forward. Go Spartans !!!
News& Record
UNCG Athletics
BSC Athletics
Halftime: UNCG 45 - Bluefield State 40
UNCG Stats
Leader Points: Trevis Simpson (21)
Leader Rebounds: Kelvin McNeil (11)
Leader Assists: Drew Parker (7)
Team FG: 35-68 (51.5%)
Team 3 Pt: 6-16 (37.5%)
Team FT: 26-37 (70.3%)
Rebounds: 50
Turnovers: 20
Bluefield State Stats
Leader Points: Daven Morris (16)
Leader Rebounds: Treon Claiborne (5)
leader Assists: Daven Morris (3)
Team FG: 20-62 (32.3%)
Team 3 Pt: 7-24 (29.2%)
Team FT: 27-39 (69.2%)
Rebounds: 37
Turnovers: 22
Thoughts
Even though the halftime score might not have indicated it, I thought UNCG controlled the game throughout. Sloppy turnovers and defensive lapses were the only things that kept the Big Blues even remotely competitive in this exhibition contest. The game was played in front of a packed and (at times) raucous crowd in Fleming Gym. UNCG shook off the nerves after the first 20 minutes and played very sound basketball. Everyone played and all made some nice contributions. It's tough to talk about everyone and their play. So, I'll just hit the high spots.
Kelvin McNeil was a very big surprise. I didn't really know a lot about him or what to expect of him coming to UNCG. However, from the appearance of this game, McNeil will see a big spot in the rotation and be heavily counted on to man the post position. I was thoroughly impressed with his play and am excited to see him play throughout the season.
David Williams created shear havoc on both ends of the court. It's very obvious that David's skill set is tailored perfectly to Wes Miller's style of play (both offense and defense). I'm not sure how many deflections he made on the defensive end, but it seemed like he had one per possession. His fast break dunk from the wing in the first half was the play of the night for me.
The main thing that jumped out at me was the pace that this Spartan team intends to play. It was on the verge of out of control ti was so fast, but it lead to a bunch of easy layups and dunks. Some of the turnovers were "cover your eyes" bad. But if G can create as many possessions as they did last night, the points will come in huge bunches.
Should be fun to watch going forward. Go Spartans !!!
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Bluefield State (0-0) @ UNCG (0-0)
When: Saturday, Nov 3 6 pm
Where: Fleming Gym (2,320)
TV: None/Spartan All-Access
Bluefield State At a Glance ...
Location: Bluefield, West Virginia
Nickname: Big Blues
NCAA Division II - WV Intercollegiate Athletics Conference
2011-2012 record: 1-26
Coach: Jamaal Jackson (2nd season)
Preseason Prediction: 14 out of 15
Last Season Stats
FG %: 41.1
3 PT %: 32.5
FT%: 69.4
TO/game: 16.4
Block/game: 2.4
PPG: 74.7
RPG: 33.5
APG: 12.3
Last Season Leaders
Points: Chase Morgan (19.1)
Rebounds: Trevor Niles (9.5)
Assists: Chase Morgan (3.7)
Thoughts
Honestly I can't find very much about the Big Blues as to who is on their new roster. I really don't know what kind of size or skill they will bring with them to Fleming Gym. It looks like they didn't run a particularly slow pace last year, but averaged giving up almost 100 points a game (99.4).
As far as what I'm hoping for is to see the team get to showcase their abilities, work on specific sub patterns and escape with now injuries. AS long as those things happen, the score is really irrelevant.
Go Spartans !!!
Where: Fleming Gym (2,320)
TV: None/Spartan All-Access
Bluefield State At a Glance ...
Location: Bluefield, West Virginia
Nickname: Big Blues
NCAA Division II - WV Intercollegiate Athletics Conference
2011-2012 record: 1-26
Coach: Jamaal Jackson (2nd season)
Preseason Prediction: 14 out of 15
Last Season Stats
FG %: 41.1
3 PT %: 32.5
FT%: 69.4
TO/game: 16.4
Block/game: 2.4
PPG: 74.7
RPG: 33.5
APG: 12.3
Last Season Leaders
Points: Chase Morgan (19.1)
Rebounds: Trevor Niles (9.5)
Assists: Chase Morgan (3.7)
Thoughts
Honestly I can't find very much about the Big Blues as to who is on their new roster. I really don't know what kind of size or skill they will bring with them to Fleming Gym. It looks like they didn't run a particularly slow pace last year, but averaged giving up almost 100 points a game (99.4).
As far as what I'm hoping for is to see the team get to showcase their abilities, work on specific sub patterns and escape with now injuries. AS long as those things happen, the score is really irrelevant.
Go Spartans !!!
Monday, November 7, 2011
Spartans Punish Pride
UNCG 91 - Greensboro College 48
Game Story - UNCG Athletics
Game Story - UNCG Sports Blog
The Spartans hit their opponent with a 22-4 outburst right off the bat and by the end of the first 20 minutes lead by a huge margin (53-23). Trevis Simpson (18 pts) paced the Spartans, who had 3 other players score in double figures. Defense was the first half story as UNCG forced their neighbors from down the road into 15 turnovers and 37.5 % shooting. The game was played in a mostly full Fleming Gym.
This is UNCG's only exhibition game. They open the season on Friday night at Tennessee. That game will be broadcast on FSN-South.
Game Story - UNCG Athletics
Game Story - UNCG Sports Blog
The Spartans hit their opponent with a 22-4 outburst right off the bat and by the end of the first 20 minutes lead by a huge margin (53-23). Trevis Simpson (18 pts) paced the Spartans, who had 3 other players score in double figures. Defense was the first half story as UNCG forced their neighbors from down the road into 15 turnovers and 37.5 % shooting. The game was played in a mostly full Fleming Gym.
This is UNCG's only exhibition game. They open the season on Friday night at Tennessee. That game will be broadcast on FSN-South.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Preseason OOC Opponent Preview - Greensboro College
Greensboro College
Location: Greensboro, NC
Last year: 12-15 (4-8)
Conference: USA South Athletic Conference (NCAA DIII)
Finish: 5th (out of 7)
Postseason: None
Last 10: 3-7
Coach: Bryan Galuski (7th Season)
2011-2012 Schedule
- 11/3 @ UNCG (Exh)
- 11/15 Johnson & Wales
- 11/16 Guilford
- 11/18 Bridgewater
- 11/27 Piedmont
- 12/3 @ LaGrange
- 12/7 @ Emory & Henry
- 12/17 @ Johnson & Wales
- 12/19 @ Covenant
- 1/1 @ Oneonta St.
- 1/4 @ Ferrum
- 1/7 @ Maryville (TN)
- 1/11 NC Wesleyan
- 1/14 @ Shenandoah
- 1/16 Allen University
- 1/18 Averett
- 1/21 Chris. Newport
- 1/24 @ Methodist
- 1/28 Ferrum
- 2/1 Emory & Henry
- 2/4 @ NC Wesleyan
- 2/8 Methodist
- 2/11 @ Chris. Newport
- 2/15 @ Averett
- 2/18 Shenandoah
Additions:
- Donald Anderson (Concord, NC)
- Darius Beresford ( Jonesboro, GA)
- Michael Brewington (Burlington, NC)
- Lawrence Butts (Campbell, AL)
- Devonta Davis (S. Petersburg, FL)
- CJ Griffin (Gates County, NC)
- Tracy Jester (Atlanta, GA)
- Jonathon Johnson (Greensboro, NC)
- Raheem Martin (Mocksville, NC)
- AJ Mussington (Tallahassee, FL)
- Anthony Stowe (Gastonia, NC)
- Brian Thomas (Castalia, NC)
Losses:
- Daren Dexter (Graduated) 15.6 pts, 6.8 rebs, 2.9 assists
- Lewis Owenby (Graduated) 6.9 pts, 5.4 rebs
- Adam Powell (Graduated) 7.9 pts, 2.8 rebs
Top Returners:
- Damian Dixon - 11.1 pts, 3.8 rebs, 1.8 assists
- TJ Holman - 7.3 pts, 2.0 rebs
- Chakiris Moss - 6.2 pts, 2.9 rebs, 2.7 assists
Location: Greensboro, NC
Last year: 12-15 (4-8)
Conference: USA South Athletic Conference (NCAA DIII)
Finish: 5th (out of 7)
Postseason: None
Last 10: 3-7
Coach: Bryan Galuski (7th Season)
2011-2012 Schedule
- 11/3 @ UNCG (Exh)
- 11/15 Johnson & Wales
- 11/16 Guilford
- 11/18 Bridgewater
- 11/27 Piedmont
- 12/3 @ LaGrange
- 12/7 @ Emory & Henry
- 12/17 @ Johnson & Wales
- 12/19 @ Covenant
- 1/1 @ Oneonta St.
- 1/4 @ Ferrum
- 1/7 @ Maryville (TN)
- 1/11 NC Wesleyan
- 1/14 @ Shenandoah
- 1/16 Allen University
- 1/18 Averett
- 1/21 Chris. Newport
- 1/24 @ Methodist
- 1/28 Ferrum
- 2/1 Emory & Henry
- 2/4 @ NC Wesleyan
- 2/8 Methodist
- 2/11 @ Chris. Newport
- 2/15 @ Averett
- 2/18 Shenandoah
Additions:
- Donald Anderson (Concord, NC)
- Darius Beresford ( Jonesboro, GA)
- Michael Brewington (Burlington, NC)
- Lawrence Butts (Campbell, AL)
- Devonta Davis (S. Petersburg, FL)
- CJ Griffin (Gates County, NC)
- Tracy Jester (Atlanta, GA)
- Jonathon Johnson (Greensboro, NC)
- Raheem Martin (Mocksville, NC)
- AJ Mussington (Tallahassee, FL)
- Anthony Stowe (Gastonia, NC)
- Brian Thomas (Castalia, NC)
Losses:
- Daren Dexter (Graduated) 15.6 pts, 6.8 rebs, 2.9 assists
- Lewis Owenby (Graduated) 6.9 pts, 5.4 rebs
- Adam Powell (Graduated) 7.9 pts, 2.8 rebs
Top Returners:
- Damian Dixon - 11.1 pts, 3.8 rebs, 1.8 assists
- TJ Holman - 7.3 pts, 2.0 rebs
- Chakiris Moss - 6.2 pts, 2.9 rebs, 2.7 assists
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