Coker Welcomes Nationally Ranked Lenoir-Rhyne

HARTSVILLE, SC. - Coker got back into the win column over the weekend taking down Mars Hill 131-117. The Cobras now turn their attention to nationally ranked Lenoir-Rhyne Wednesday night. 

GAMEDAY INFO:

Time: 7:30 PM
Recrods: Coker 14-6 (10-6) | Lenoir-Rhyne 17-4 (14-3)
Location: Hartsville, SC. | Deloach Center 
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COBRA CORNER:

• Coker currently has six players scoring in double figures. 
• 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.
• Max Hurray has scored in double figures in 10 consecutive games for the Cobras.
• Lenoir-Rhyne won the first meeting between the two this season, when Conrad Luczynski dropped in a bucket at the buzzer to knock off Coker. 
• The Cobras trail the all-time series 6 to 16 with the Bears. Lenoir-Rhyne has won three of the last four head to head. 
• Coker currently averages 105.5 points per game, which is best in the South Atlantic Conference. 
• Jonah Vaysbakh has scored in double figures in three of the last four games since being inserted into the lineup. 

LAST TIME OUT:

• Coker exploded on offense Saturday afternoon, taking down Mars Hill 131-117. 
• After the first ten minutes of play had gone by, Coker was holding onto a 31 to 27 lead. Vaysbakh quickly made that 33, followed by a Max Hurray triple to extend the lead. The Lions continued to fight back, tying the game with seven minutes remaining.
• The Cobras led by as many as 28 on the night, and held a 69 to 58 lead into the break. Out of the break the Cobras continued to pour it on, as they went on a 19 to 8 run out of the break. 
• The trio of Ian Blue, Glenn Bynum Jr., and Sebastian Cole scored multiple baskets in a row for the Cobras, and by the time the game was at the under eight media timeout, the three had combined for 53 points. 
• Coker saw 7 players score in double figures. The Cobras shot an outstanding 53.1 percent from the field on the night, while pouring in 43.9 percent from three. 
• Landon Butler and Bynum Jr. assisted on four baskets each, as Coker recorded 19 total as a team. 

STAT COMPARISON: