Coker Welcomes Anderson Wednesday Night

HARTSVILLE, SC. - Coker plays host for the second straight game Wednesday night, as Anderson comes to Hartsville for an in-state matchup. The Cobras took the first game between the two earlier in the season, and look to complete the sweep in their second meeting at home. Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. and will be broadcasted on FloSports.

GAMEDAY INFO:
Time: 7:30 PM

Records: Coker 13-5 (9-5) | Anderson 10-8 (6-8)

Where: Hartsville, SC | Deloach Center

Live Stats: Link 

FloSports: Link 

COBRA CORNER:

• Coker plays their second consecutive game in the Deloach Center Wednesday night as they welcome in-state Anderson to town. 
• The Cobras currently sit top five nationally in the following statistical categories: points per game, assists per game, bench points per game, 3 pointers made per game, and 3 point attempts per game.
• Coker took down Anderson back on December 11th 100-97. Jamie Muldowney (20) and Xavier Harris (17) led the way for the Cobras offensively, while Harris also added five steals on the defensive side. 
• Anderson leads the all-time series between the two teams 17-8. The Trojans have won 8 out of the last 10 over the Cobras
• Max Hurray has continued his streak of double digit scoring, as he has now hit that number in eight consecutive games. He is the current leader in points per game.
• Following Coker's win over UVA Wise, the Cobras have moved into sole possession of third place heading into Wednesday night's game with Anderson. 

LAST TIME OUT:

• Coker used a big first half, and held off a late push from UVA Wise to take down the Cavaliers Saturday. Jonah Vaysbakh scored a career high 22, with four three pointers to help lead the way in a 105-102 thriller.
• Judson Coan drained four first half three pointers, and poured in a game high 18 points in the first frame to help Coker jump out to a 52 to 36 lead at the half. 
• Jonah Vaysbakh led the second unit for the Cobras with 13 first half points. 
• Coan and Vaysbakh each poured in team highs 22 points on the night in route of the Cavaliers. 
• The Cobras shot 20-22 on the night from the free throw line, which helped fend off the UVA Wise comeback. 
• Coker shot 49.3 percent from the field, and 46.4 percent from behind the line Saturday night. 
• Logan Murray added a team high 5 assists, as the Cobras had 19 as a team. 

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