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CSU Postgame Notes

Posted: Dec 22, 2007

Dec. 22, 2007

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J'Nathan Bullock
• Overcame first half foul trouble to score in double figures for the ninth time, finishing with 19 points.
• Went five-for-nine from the field with five rebounds.
• The Horizon League leader in free throw percentage (48-53, .906), went eight-for-10.

Cedric Jackson
• Scored in double figures for the 10th time (12 games), finishing with 12 points.
• The Horizon League leader in assists and steals, he finished with six assists and three steals.

Joe Davis
• Started for the first time this season, scoring in double figure for the sixth time (12 games), finishing with 14 points.
• Went six-for-eight from the field, including two-for-three from three-point.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
• The game was the seventh all-time meeting between CSU and Central Michigan with the Chippewas now owning a 4-3 series lead.
• Sophomore Joe Davis earned his first start of the season, replacing forward George Tandy in the lineup. It was the third different starting combo used by Gary Waters this year.
• Central Michigan scored the first basket of the game but a Joe Davis three-pointer at 18:26 gave the Vikings the lead for good. CSU led by as many as 9 in the first half (20-11, 8:59) and then scored the first seven points of the second half to lead 42-28 (18:49).
• Chris Moore made his only two field goal attempts, extending his streak of consecutive field goals made to 14 over his last four games.
• Cleveland State was out-rebounded for only the third time this season (and first in eight games), 38-34.
• The Vikings had an advantage around the perimeter, shooting .533 from three-point (8-15). CMU missed its first eight treys, shooting .176 (3-17).
• CSU shot better than .500 from the field for the third straight game in the Wolstein Center (25-47, .532).
• Central Michigan attempted 23 more shots than CSU, but .386 shooting led to the Chippewas making just two more field goals (27 to 25).
• The Vikings set season highs for free throws made (28) and attempted (37). The previous highs were 21 free throws made (USF) and 28 attempts (Florida Atlantic).
• George Tandy blocked two shots in the game, giving him 11 over his last three games.
• Eric Schiele made his home debut, playing the final minute, scoring one point.