Thursday, November 15
Buies Creek, N.C.
7:00 PM
College of Charleston
at
Campbell
Charleston Looks to Continue Strong Start With Road Test at Campbell
11/14/2018 10:58:00 AM | Women's Basketball
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON (2-0) at CAMPBELL (1-1)
Game #3 • Thurs. Nov. 15, 2018 • 7:00 p.m. ET
Buies Creek, N.C. • Gilbert Craig Gore Arena (3,095)
Overall: Charleston trails the series 7-11
Last: Nov. 22, 2017
Score: Campbell won 53-45
CofC on Nov. 10: 0-0 all-time
Watch: ESPN+
Stats: CofCStats.com
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston women's basketball team opens the road portion of the 2018-19 season with a Thursday night trip to Campbell. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. in Buies Creek, N.C., as the Cougars look to move to 3-0 and continue the best start in program history since the 2001-02 team began 4-0.
The game will be broadcast live on ESPN+ with Evan Budrovich on the play-by-play call; live stats are also available at CofCStats.com.
SCOUTING CAMPBELL
•The Camels enter their 47th season in program history, opening the year with a 1-1 record after falling to Old Dominion in the season opener before defeating Western Carolina 63-37 on Friday night.
• Campbell, under third-year head coach Ronny Fisher, looks to improve upon a 15-15 campaign that ended in the Big South Conference Quarterfinals.
• Of Campbell's 14 student-athletes, 11 are either sophomores or freshmen.
QUOTABLE - HEAD COACH CANDICE M. JACKSON
"We're going to get a tough, disciplined team... They [Campbell] work really hard, they're scrappy, they're very aggressive on both ends of the floor... they run a lot of different sets which makes them hard to guard, so for us we really have to pay attention to what we are doing, who we're guarding and get matched up in man or zone quickly. We've been shooting the ball pretty well the past two games and so that's gonna be important to exploit mismatches and to recognize open shots and set up and hit them... We like to use the term road warriors in the sense that we go into someone else's place and come up with a win... Find a way to get it done and that's what we have to do."
OFF TO A FLYER
• The College of Charleston took down North Greenville and South Carolina State in the opening week of play to move to 2-0 for the first time in the Candice M. Jackson era.
• The College have put up 170 points over two games.
• This is the also the best start in Charleston women's basketball history since the 2001-02 team who opened the season on a 4-0 win streak.
TWO GAMES, TWO WINS
• The College opened the year with a dominating but balanced display; a 95-62 victory over NCAA Division II North Greenville.
• Darien Huff leading all scorers with 19 - opening the game on her very own 8-0 run.
• A test against South Carolina State on Saturday afternoon followed, one the Cougars passed with flying colors in a 75-51 win.
• Freshman guard Latrice Perkins went perfect from the field, 5-5 FG & 3-3 FT, for 13 points, also dishing out five assists.
• Another freshman also shined for the second game running; Tyler Collins adding 13 points in a .500 clip, tallying five assists and two rebounds.
IN THE RECORD BOOKS
• In Charleston's opening night victory, they entered a number of top-ten historical categories.
• The 95 points by the offense are tied for the sixth most in a single game in program history while the 13 three-pointers made are tied for the second most in a single game.
• The 28 points in the third quarter are tied for the 5th most.
NO FEAR FRESHMAN
• Five true freshman and one redshirt freshman saw game-time in the season opener.
• Tyler Collins and Arynn Eady started in the point guard and forward roles respectively.
• Collins created history in her first game… The 5'6" point guard dished out 12 assists in 26 minutes of action - tied for the most in a single game in program history dating back to Sara Weaver against Limestone in 1999 (Lisa Schweers tallied 16 against Francis-Marion pre-Division I era).
RANDOM KNOWLEDGE
• The College have put up double-digit victories in the non-conference schedule in the past seven seasons (including this year)
• Charleston are 2-0 for the first time under Candice M. Jackson.
• This is the best start for CofC women's basketball since the 2001-02 team went 4-0 to open the season.
• The Cougars have put up 170 points over the two season opening games.
• Five freshmen join the Charleston roster; the biggest recruiting class in Candice M. Jackson's history at CofC.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LEFTOVERS
• Latrice Perkins went perfect from the field (5-5 FG, 3-3 FT) to lead the offense with 13 bench points.
• Tyler Collins also added 13, grabbing 5 assists to match Perkins' stat line.
• Bri Sullivan grabbed a team-high 10 boards from the bench.
• Charleston shot over 50% for the second game straight; finishing at 54.2%
• The defense held S.C. State to 25% shooting and only 8 points in the third quarter.
• Charleston scored 44 points in the paint, adding 32 from the bench.
UP NEXT
• Charleston face Wofford in Spartanburg, S.C., on Sunday before another two-game home stand against Furman (Nov. 24) and Winthrop (Nov. 29).
Game #3 • Thurs. Nov. 15, 2018 • 7:00 p.m. ET
Buies Creek, N.C. • Gilbert Craig Gore Arena (3,095)
Overall: Charleston trails the series 7-11
Last: Nov. 22, 2017
Score: Campbell won 53-45
CofC on Nov. 10: 0-0 all-time
Watch: ESPN+
Stats: CofCStats.com
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The College of Charleston women's basketball team opens the road portion of the 2018-19 season with a Thursday night trip to Campbell. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. in Buies Creek, N.C., as the Cougars look to move to 3-0 and continue the best start in program history since the 2001-02 team began 4-0.
The game will be broadcast live on ESPN+ with Evan Budrovich on the play-by-play call; live stats are also available at CofCStats.com.
SCOUTING CAMPBELL
•The Camels enter their 47th season in program history, opening the year with a 1-1 record after falling to Old Dominion in the season opener before defeating Western Carolina 63-37 on Friday night.
• Campbell, under third-year head coach Ronny Fisher, looks to improve upon a 15-15 campaign that ended in the Big South Conference Quarterfinals.
• Of Campbell's 14 student-athletes, 11 are either sophomores or freshmen.
QUOTABLE - HEAD COACH CANDICE M. JACKSON
"We're going to get a tough, disciplined team... They [Campbell] work really hard, they're scrappy, they're very aggressive on both ends of the floor... they run a lot of different sets which makes them hard to guard, so for us we really have to pay attention to what we are doing, who we're guarding and get matched up in man or zone quickly. We've been shooting the ball pretty well the past two games and so that's gonna be important to exploit mismatches and to recognize open shots and set up and hit them... We like to use the term road warriors in the sense that we go into someone else's place and come up with a win... Find a way to get it done and that's what we have to do."
OFF TO A FLYER
• The College of Charleston took down North Greenville and South Carolina State in the opening week of play to move to 2-0 for the first time in the Candice M. Jackson era.
• The College have put up 170 points over two games.
• This is the also the best start in Charleston women's basketball history since the 2001-02 team who opened the season on a 4-0 win streak.
TWO GAMES, TWO WINS
• The College opened the year with a dominating but balanced display; a 95-62 victory over NCAA Division II North Greenville.
• Darien Huff leading all scorers with 19 - opening the game on her very own 8-0 run.
• A test against South Carolina State on Saturday afternoon followed, one the Cougars passed with flying colors in a 75-51 win.
• Freshman guard Latrice Perkins went perfect from the field, 5-5 FG & 3-3 FT, for 13 points, also dishing out five assists.
• Another freshman also shined for the second game running; Tyler Collins adding 13 points in a .500 clip, tallying five assists and two rebounds.
IN THE RECORD BOOKS
• In Charleston's opening night victory, they entered a number of top-ten historical categories.
• The 95 points by the offense are tied for the sixth most in a single game in program history while the 13 three-pointers made are tied for the second most in a single game.
• The 28 points in the third quarter are tied for the 5th most.
NO FEAR FRESHMAN
• Five true freshman and one redshirt freshman saw game-time in the season opener.
• Tyler Collins and Arynn Eady started in the point guard and forward roles respectively.
• Collins created history in her first game… The 5'6" point guard dished out 12 assists in 26 minutes of action - tied for the most in a single game in program history dating back to Sara Weaver against Limestone in 1999 (Lisa Schweers tallied 16 against Francis-Marion pre-Division I era).
RANDOM KNOWLEDGE
• The College have put up double-digit victories in the non-conference schedule in the past seven seasons (including this year)
• Charleston are 2-0 for the first time under Candice M. Jackson.
• This is the best start for CofC women's basketball since the 2001-02 team went 4-0 to open the season.
• The Cougars have put up 170 points over the two season opening games.
• Five freshmen join the Charleston roster; the biggest recruiting class in Candice M. Jackson's history at CofC.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE LEFTOVERS
• Latrice Perkins went perfect from the field (5-5 FG, 3-3 FT) to lead the offense with 13 bench points.
• Tyler Collins also added 13, grabbing 5 assists to match Perkins' stat line.
• Bri Sullivan grabbed a team-high 10 boards from the bench.
• Charleston shot over 50% for the second game straight; finishing at 54.2%
• The defense held S.C. State to 25% shooting and only 8 points in the third quarter.
• Charleston scored 44 points in the paint, adding 32 from the bench.
UP NEXT
• Charleston face Wofford in Spartanburg, S.C., on Sunday before another two-game home stand against Furman (Nov. 24) and Winthrop (Nov. 29).
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