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CSU Postgame Notes

Posted: Dec 08, 2007

Dec. 8, 2007

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Cedric Jackson
• Scored in double figures for the ninth time (in 10 games), finishing with a game-high 21 points. It was the sixth time he led the team in scoring this year and his fifth 20-point game.
• Added a career-high 10 assists, his eighth game of four or more assists. Old high was 9 vs. Georgia Southen.
• Scored in double figures for the ninth time (in 10 games), finishing with a game-high 21 points. It was the sixth time he led the team in scoring this year and his fifth 20-point game.
• Added a career-high 10 assists, his eighth game of four or more assists. Old high was 9 vs. Georgia Southen.
• Was 7-for-15 from the field and two-for-five from three-point with three steals.

George Tandy
• Set a CSU high with 14 points, two points shy of his career best of 16 vs Western Illinois (1/29/05).
• Added a team-high six rebounds and five blocked shots.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES • Cleveland State improves to 7-3 overall and 1-0 in league play, winning its league opener for the first time since 2002-03.
• This was the 68th all-time meeting between CSU and Youngstown State with the Penguins now owning a slight 35-33 lead. YSU is the most-often played opponent in CSU history. CSU is 21-13 in games played in Cleveland, including 8-2 in the Wolstein Center.
• Reserve center Renard Fields missed the game with a sprained left ankle.
• The Vikings opened up a 12-3 lead at the 15:39 mark and never trailed, opening up a 20-point halftime lead (44-24).
• Cleveland State had assists on each of its first 11 baskets and finished with 27 assists (31 baskets).
• CSU freshmen D'Aundray Brown, a native of Youngstown whose parents both played basketball at YSU, had a strong performance, scoring a career-high matching eight points on four-for-four shooting.
• The Vikings shot .646 from the field in the contest (31-48) and limited YSU to .358 shooting (19-53).
• The Vikings, who lead the Horizon LEague in rebounding, had a +9 edge in the contest (32-23).
• Was 7-for-15 from the field and two-for-five from three-point with three steals.