Bethune-Cookman College Legacy(NCAA CH2k5)

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. MD-Eastern Shore

Blowout Win Keeps Wildcats Undefeated In Conference Play

This game was over after about 4 minutes. The Wildcats came out on all cylinders and gave the Hawks a whooping like none other. Led by steals by Treg Newton, first year PG for the Wildcats, Bethune-Cookman jumped out to a 20 point lead at half time 30-10. The defense by the Wildcats was impecable and they showed their dominance over another conference opponent.

Ellis says no with a big time block.

The 2nd Half was on cruise control for the Wildcats. They were up by more than 10 for the rest of the game and cruised to an easy victory on the back of Freshman SF Taurean Ellis. They won 53-42.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 10 Pts 8 Rebounds
Treg Newton 12 Pts 9 Asts
Taurean Ellis 15 Pts 3 Rebs
MD-Eastern Shore
Lewis Brookings 10 Pts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ Cleveland St.

Winning Streak Ends Against Non-Conference Team

The Wildcats came into the game thinking that they could prove that they at least belonged in converstions about Mid-Major teams in the tournament picture. They had a chance to prove that against the Vikings of Cleveland St. They game was a wild one in the first half it was all Vikings. Led by the hot shooting of PG Mike Redell. He led the team with 18 pts in the first half and gave the Vikings a 10 point lead at the break.


Ellis takes it in for the monster dunks.
The game however was far from over. The Wildcats showed the heart that they have and with 5 minutes left were down 8. They went on a run that would put them up by 2 with 13 seconds left. They knew who was going to get the ball for the Vikings however, he didn't shoot it. Redell passed the ball to his PF for the tie and we were headed to Overtime. In overtime, it was the same story as the first half. The Wildcats kept it close in the beginning but ran out of steam as the period drew to close with the Wildcats losing 79-70.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 20 Pts 5 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 13 Pts 7 Rebs
Taurean Ellis 18 Pts 8 Rebs
Cleveland St.
Mike Redell 36 Pts 11 Asts
Raheem Moss 14 Pts 6 Rebs


Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 17.4
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 8.6
Assists
Treg Newton 6.1

Next Game

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BCC 7-7 (4-0)		3-10 (1-3)Morgan St.

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Morgan St.

Hold off Charging Bears

Bethune Cookman took on another conference opponent in Morgan St. They led for much of the first half and took a 10 point lead into the break.

Goes in for the layup. And 1.

Down the stretch the Bears made a charge that was difficult to hold off. The Wildcats however, managed to drain most of their free throws going 20-22 from the line. This propelled them ahead of the Bears, who were unable to make up the deficit. They won 64-59.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 20 Pts 7 Asts
Treg Newton 16 Pts 4 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullian 12 Pts 3 Rebs
Morgan St.
Aaron Lawler 16 Pts 6 Asts
Jonathan Meriweather 14 Pts 5 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Coppin St.

Wildcats Almost Reach Century Mark, But Fall Short In Win

The Wildcats came out on fire. They were hitting from everywhere. The points just began to pile up and before they knew it they had hit 10 straight field goals. They began the game on an 8-0 run and would never look back. At the break they led by 26, by a score of 51-25.


Wildcats pour in on. On the defense and offensive end.
The second half was no different. Braun had 20 Pts by half time and played sparingly in the second half. He shot 10-17 from the field. The Wildcats stretched the lead to 34 at one point in the second half, but Senior SF Kelvin Green of Coppin St. could take no more. The leading scorer in the MEAC this year tried to rally his team , but they could get no closer than 28. The Wildcatswent on to win in whooping 91-60

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 29 Pts 5 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 30 Pts 13 Rebs

Coppin St.
Kelvin Green 32 Pts
Antwan Harrison 15 Pts 6 Asts


BCC Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 18.2
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 8.5
Assists
Treg Newton 6.1

NCAA Season Leaders
Points
Ken Tutt, JR, Oral Robers 24.3
Kelvin Green, SR, Coppin St. 20.2
Darius Washington, JR, Memphis 20.2

Rebounds
Alex Chandler, SO, Maryland Colege 13.3
Caleb Green, SR, Oral Roberts 9.8
Jeremiah Wood, SR, Akron 9.8

Assists
Darek Mitchell, SR, Howard 7.0
Charlie White, JR, Jacksonville St. 7.0
Bobby Brown, SR, Cal St. Fullerton 6.9

Top 25
1.Kansas (13-0)
2.Syracuse (17-1)
3.Florida St. (14-2)
4.Missouri(12-2)
5.Boston College (12-2)
6.Gonzaga (14-3)
7.Cincinnati (14-3)
8.Xavier (12-2)
9.Oklahoma (10-2)
10.Wisconsin (13-2)
11.Lousiville (10-3)
12.UCLA (12-2)
13.California (13-4)
14.LSU (10-3)
15.USC (12-3)
16.Arizona (12-4)
17.North Carolina (12-4)
18.Alabama (12-4)
19.Oklahoma St. (9-4)
20.Kentucky (10-4)
21.Notre Dame (11-3)
22.Duke (9-4)
23.Arkansas (12-4)
24.Florida (10-4)
25.Virginia (10-4)

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BCC 9-7 (6-0)		South Carolina St. 6-6 (5-1)

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Morgan St.

Hold off Charging Bears

Bethune Cookman took on another conference opponent in Morgan St. They led for much of the first half and took a 10 point lead into the break.

Goes in for the layup. And 1.

Down the stretch the Bears made a charge that was difficult to hold off. The Wildcats however, managed to drain most of their free throws going 20-22 from the line. This propelled them ahead of the Bears, who were unable to make up the deficit. They won 64-59.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 20 Pts 7 Asts
Treg Newton 16 Pts 4 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullian 12 Pts 3 Rebs
Morgan St.
Aaron Lawler 16 Pts 6 Asts
Jonathan Meriweather 14 Pts 5 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Coppin St.

Wildcats Almost Reach Century Mark, But Fall Short In Win

The Wildcats came out on fire. They were hitting from everywhere. The points just began to pile up and before they knew it they had hit 10 straight field goals. They began the game on an 8-0 run and would never look back. At the break they led by 26, by a score of 51-25.


Wildcats pour in on. On the defense and offensive end.
The second half was no different. Braun had 20 Pts by half time and played sparingly in the second half. He shot 10-17 from the field. The Wildcats stretched the lead to 34 at one point in the second half, but Senior SF Kelvin Green of Coppin St. could take no more. The leading scorer in the MEAC this year tried to rally his team , but they could get no closer than 28. The Wildcatswent on to win in whooping 91-60

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 29 Pts 5 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 30 Pts 13 Rebs

Coppin St.
Kelvin Green 32 Pts
Antwan Harrison 15 Pts 6 Asts


BCC Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 18.2
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 8.5
Assists
Treg Newton 6.1

NCAA Season Leaders
Points
Ken Tutt, JR, Oral Robers 24.3
Kelvin Green, SR, Coppin St. 20.2
Darius Washington, JR, Memphis 20.2

Rebounds
Alex Chandler, SO, Maryland Colege 13.3
Caleb Green, SR, Oral Roberts 9.8
Jeremiah Wood, SR, Akron 9.8

Assists
Darek Mitchell, SR, Howard 7.0
Charlie White, JR, Jacksonville St. 7.0
Bobby Brown, SR, Cal St. Fullerton 6.9

Top 25
1.Kansas (13-0)
2.Syracuse (17-1)
3.Florida St. (14-2)
4.Missouri(12-2)
5.Boston College (12-2)
6.Gonzaga (14-3)
7.Cincinnati (14-3)
8.Xavier (12-2)
9.Oklahoma (10-2)
10.Wisconsin (13-2)
11.Lousiville (10-3)
12.UCLA (12-2)
13.California (13-4)
14.LSU (10-3)
15.USC (12-3)
16.Arizona (12-4)
17.North Carolina (12-4)
18.Alabama (12-4)
19.Oklahoma St. (9-4)
20.Kentucky (10-4)
21.Notre Dame (11-3)
22.Duke (9-4)
23.Arkansas (12-4)
24.Florida (10-4)
25.Virginia (10-4)

Next Game

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BCC 9-7 (6-0)		South Carolina St. 6-6 (5-1)

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. South Carolina State

Wildcats Finally Fall In Conference Play

Normally the Wildcats are consistant. Normally, they come to play when they are faced with a conference opponent. There was nothing normal about his game. Normal would mean that Chris Braun would lead the team in scoring. However, he didn't step up and force Treg Newton to become the go to guy. The first half was a close one. Newton led the team with 15 points in the first half and at the break it was a 6 point lead.

Great Pass from Newton to O'Sullivan for the Jam
In the second half it was the Bulldogs that came out of the gate quickly. They quickly got right back in the game on the shoulders of Brian Mason's 10 points in the half. The game came down to whether or not the Wildcats could make a three point shot in the clutch and they could not losing a heart breaker 62-59.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 15 Pts
Treg Newton 25 Pts 10 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 14 Points 8 Rebs
South Carolina State
Brian Mason 16 Pts
Derek Moore 20 Pts 6 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. North Carolina A&T

Pick Up Loose Ends

After a heart breaking loss to the Bulldogs, which was their first in conference loss, the Wildcats looked to recover and gain control of the conference lead once again. The Wildcats came out shooting. However, this time it look like the same game as the last. Newton took control of the game. He had 4 3 point plays in the first half. 3 of which were the old fashion kinda and led the Wildcats to a lead of 8 in the first half.

Devoe with the 3.
The Wildcats this time were up for the challenge and were not going to fold in the face of pressure. Even though the Aggies had the best Overall record in the MEAC, the Wildcats held strong and even kept their lead and opened up it to a much larger extent. The Wildcats went on to win 56-42.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 12 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10 Pts 14 Rebs
Treg Newton 22 Pts
North Carolina A&T
Sean Booker 10 Pts 7 Asts 5 Rebs
Demetrius Guions 16 Pts 10 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ Howard

Back to Normal

The play of the Wildcats has now gone back to normal. Chris Braun has gone back to normal and he went back to normal in a big way. The sophomore leading scorer laid down the lumber on many occasions in the game and was able to propel the Wildcats to a lead in the first half.

O'Sullivan showing his range with the turn around 3.
In the second he was helped out by his teammates and they went on to cruise to a 70-60 victory.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 30 Pts 6 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 11 Pts 9 Rebs
Treg Newton 12 Pts 7 Asts
Howard
Darek Mitchell 29 Pts 6 Rebs
Sidney Nicholson 13 Pts 11 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Delware State

6 Wildcats in Double Figures

If the game in which the Wildcats scored 91 points was the most productive of the years, this game was the years most effective. The point distribution for scoring was very equally spread out and no one could argue it. 6 Players found themselves in double figure scoring. Those were the only 6 Players that scored during the game and 6/8 that played in the game.

O'Sullivan with a strong put back and 1.
This led to quick work of the Hornets as they were disposed of in a 75-56 win. The Wildcats secured a 2 game advantage in conference play as well because of other loses around the conference.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 15 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10 Pts 9 Rebs
Treg Newton 11 Pts 10 Asts
Taurean Ellis 11 Pts
Vince Costello 12 Pts 8 Rebs
Aaron Devoe 14 Pts 6-6 FGs
Delaware State
Alvain Walker 19 Pts
Patricio Schultz 12 Pts 9 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Hampton

Streak Stays Alive Even After Ugly Shooting

The Wildcats came out as cold as the other side of the pillow. They were flat out terrible from the field. Everything was not dropping from 2 feet, 5 feet or even 20 feet. The good thing was that they were playing an even worse team that night. They held a 10 point lead at half time and were looking at their second consecutive win over Hampton.

Ellis from deep for 1 of his 3 straight 3's.
And thats what the second half proved to be in the end. Even though they shot 19/56 from the field, it was still better than the 14/50 that Hampton shot. The Pirates only manage to hit 2-11 from beyond the arc. The only player in double figures was Rashard West for the Pirate, who accounted for both 3 pointers and the Wildcats had 4 players in double figures, and that proved to be plenty of an advantage for the Wildcats as they beat Hampton 61-39.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 19 Pts 6 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 12 Rebs
Treg Newton 11 Pts 8 Asts
Hampton
Rashard West 18 Pts 5 Asts



Conference Standings

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Norfolk State

Biggest Winning Margin Yet

When the Northfolk State Spartans stepped onto the court, the Wildcats had one goal in mind. Shut them down. This was their purpose. They had been giving up way to many points to opponents and this was the time to step it up. They could have looked ahead to the rematch against Michigan but they didn't. Chris Braun began the game by scoring the teams first 11 points. In the first half it was simply defense that won the game for them. By half time the score was obscene. They had held the Spartans to only 9 points and scored in the 30s themselves. Now it was simply a question of how much they were going to win by.

GAME OVER?
The second half was merely a formality. The Wildcats relaxed a little bit on their defensive duties and allowed the Spartans to score a little more. However, BCC just extended and extended their 28 point lead at half and wound up winning by more than 40. The score was an obscene77-31. This proved that Bethune Cookman has now reached the top of the MEAC and will dominate for years to come if they continue to recruit and play the way that they do.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 29 Pts 5 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 19 Pts 22 Rebs
Treg Newton 10 Pts 11 Asts
Norfolk State
Tony Murphy 14 Pts 5 Rebs




Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 18.7
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 9.8
Assists
Treg Newton 6.6

Top 25
1.Syracuse (21-3)
2.Kansas (17-3)
3.Cincinnati (21-3)
4.Missouri (18-3)
5.Arizona (19-4)
6.Wisconsin (17-4)
7.UCLA (17-3)
8.Gonzaga (18-5)
9.Oklahoma St. (15-5)
10.Louisville (15-5)
11.Florida St. (16-6)
12.Xavier (15-6)
13.North Carolina (16-6)
14.Alabama (15-7)
15.Oklahoma (13-6)
16.Memphis (20-5)
17.Texas Tech (14-5)
18.Duke (13-7)
19.LSU (14-6)
20.George Washington (15-5)
21.Oregon (16-6)
22.USC (14-7)
23.Arkansas (15-7)
24.UConn (13-7)
25.DePaul (15-5)


NCAA Leaders
Points
Ken Tutt, JR, Oral Robers 22.8
Brandon Heath, SR, SDSU 20.0
Darius Washington, SR, Memphis 19.4

Rebounds
Alex Chandler, SO, Maryland College 12.4
Demetrius Bell, SR, Northwestern St. 9.8
Lamarcus O'Sullivan, SO, Bethune-Cookman 9.8

Assists
Bobby Brown, SR, Cal State Fullerton 7.2
Treg Newton, SO, Bethune-Cookman 6.6
D.J. Thompson, SR, Appalachian St. 6.6

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. South Carolina State

Wildcats Finally Fall In Conference Play

Normally the Wildcats are consistant. Normally, they come to play when they are faced with a conference opponent. There was nothing normal about his game. Normal would mean that Chris Braun would lead the team in scoring. However, he didn't step up and force Treg Newton to become the go to guy. The first half was a close one. Newton led the team with 15 points in the first half and at the break it was a 6 point lead.

Great Pass from Newton to O'Sullivan for the Jam
In the second half it was the Bulldogs that came out of the gate quickly. They quickly got right back in the game on the shoulders of Brian Mason's 10 points in the half. The game came down to whether or not the Wildcats could make a three point shot in the clutch and they could not losing a heart breaker 62-59.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 15 Pts
Treg Newton 25 Pts 10 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 14 Points 8 Rebs
South Carolina State
Brian Mason 16 Pts
Derek Moore 20 Pts 6 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. North Carolina A&T

Pick Up Loose Ends

After a heart breaking loss to the Bulldogs, which was their first in conference loss, the Wildcats looked to recover and gain control of the conference lead once again. The Wildcats came out shooting. However, this time it look like the same game as the last. Newton took control of the game. He had 4 3 point plays in the first half. 3 of which were the old fashion kinda and led the Wildcats to a lead of 8 in the first half.

Devoe with the 3.
The Wildcats this time were up for the challenge and were not going to fold in the face of pressure. Even though the Aggies had the best Overall record in the MEAC, the Wildcats held strong and even kept their lead and opened up it to a much larger extent. The Wildcats went on to win 56-42.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 12 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10 Pts 14 Rebs
Treg Newton 22 Pts
North Carolina A&T
Sean Booker 10 Pts 7 Asts 5 Rebs
Demetrius Guions 16 Pts 10 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ Howard

Back to Normal

The play of the Wildcats has now gone back to normal. Chris Braun has gone back to normal and he went back to normal in a big way. The sophomore leading scorer laid down the lumber on many occasions in the game and was able to propel the Wildcats to a lead in the first half.

O'Sullivan showing his range with the turn around 3.
In the second he was helped out by his teammates and they went on to cruise to a 70-60 victory.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 30 Pts 6 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 11 Pts 9 Rebs
Treg Newton 12 Pts 7 Asts
Howard
Darek Mitchell 29 Pts 6 Rebs
Sidney Nicholson 13 Pts 11 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Delware State

6 Wildcats in Double Figures

If the game in which the Wildcats scored 91 points was the most productive of the years, this game was the years most effective. The point distribution for scoring was very equally spread out and no one could argue it. 6 Players found themselves in double figure scoring. Those were the only 6 Players that scored during the game and 6/8 that played in the game.

O'Sullivan with a strong put back and 1.
This led to quick work of the Hornets as they were disposed of in a 75-56 win. The Wildcats secured a 2 game advantage in conference play as well because of other loses around the conference.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 15 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10 Pts 9 Rebs
Treg Newton 11 Pts 10 Asts
Taurean Ellis 11 Pts
Vince Costello 12 Pts 8 Rebs
Aaron Devoe 14 Pts 6-6 FGs
Delaware State
Alvain Walker 19 Pts
Patricio Schultz 12 Pts 9 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Hampton

Streak Stays Alive Even After Ugly Shooting

The Wildcats came out as cold as the other side of the pillow. They were flat out terrible from the field. Everything was not dropping from 2 feet, 5 feet or even 20 feet. The good thing was that they were playing an even worse team that night. They held a 10 point lead at half time and were looking at their second consecutive win over Hampton.

Ellis from deep for 1 of his 3 straight 3's.
And thats what the second half proved to be in the end. Even though they shot 19/56 from the field, it was still better than the 14/50 that Hampton shot. The Pirates only manage to hit 2-11 from beyond the arc. The only player in double figures was Rashard West for the Pirate, who accounted for both 3 pointers and the Wildcats had 4 players in double figures, and that proved to be plenty of an advantage for the Wildcats as they beat Hampton 61-39.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 19 Pts 6 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 12 Rebs
Treg Newton 11 Pts 8 Asts
Hampton
Rashard West 18 Pts 5 Asts



Conference Standings

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Norfolk State

Biggest Winning Margin Yet

When the Northfolk State Spartans stepped onto the court, the Wildcats had one goal in mind. Shut them down. This was their purpose. They had been giving up way to many points to opponents and this was the time to step it up. They could have looked ahead to the rematch against Michigan but they didn't. Chris Braun began the game by scoring the teams first 11 points. In the first half it was simply defense that won the game for them. By half time the score was obscene. They had held the Spartans to only 9 points and scored in the 30s themselves. Now it was simply a question of how much they were going to win by.

GAME OVER?
The second half was merely a formality. The Wildcats relaxed a little bit on their defensive duties and allowed the Spartans to score a little more. However, BCC just extended and extended their 28 point lead at half and wound up winning by more than 40. The score was an obscene77-31. This proved that Bethune Cookman has now reached the top of the MEAC and will dominate for years to come if they continue to recruit and play the way that they do.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 29 Pts 5 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 19 Pts 22 Rebs
Treg Newton 10 Pts 11 Asts
Norfolk State
Tony Murphy 14 Pts 5 Rebs




Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 18.7
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 9.8
Assists
Treg Newton 6.6

Top 25
1.Syracuse (21-3)
2.Kansas (17-3)
3.Cincinnati (21-3)
4.Missouri (18-3)
5.Arizona (19-4)
6.Wisconsin (17-4)
7.UCLA (17-3)
8.Gonzaga (18-5)
9.Oklahoma St. (15-5)
10.Louisville (15-5)
11.Florida St. (16-6)
12.Xavier (15-6)
13.North Carolina (16-6)
14.Alabama (15-7)
15.Oklahoma (13-6)
16.Memphis (20-5)
17.Texas Tech (14-5)
18.Duke (13-7)
19.LSU (14-6)
20.George Washington (15-5)
21.Oregon (16-6)
22.USC (14-7)
23.Arkansas (15-7)
24.UConn (13-7)
25.DePaul (15-5)


NCAA Leaders
Points
Ken Tutt, JR, Oral Robers 22.8
Brandon Heath, SR, SDSU 20.0
Darius Washington, SR, Memphis 19.4

Rebounds
Alex Chandler, SO, Maryland College 12.4
Demetrius Bell, SR, Northwestern St. 9.8
Lamarcus O'Sullivan, SO, Bethune-Cookman 9.8

Assists
Bobby Brown, SR, Cal State Fullerton 7.2
Treg Newton, SO, Bethune-Cookman 6.6
D.J. Thompson, SR, Appalachian St. 6.6

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BCC 14-8 (11-1)		Michigan 12-10 (3-7)

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ Michigan

Payback Game, Dream Oucome

The game couldn't have started out any better. Bethune-Cookman lost to the Wolverines in the tournament last year and were hoping that they could avenge their loss with a win in Michigan. The Wildcats took an early lead and hardly looked back. The Wolverines were cold from beyond the arc in the first half and the Wildcats took a lead into half time by 6.

Ellis throws it down over Sims @ Michigan.
In the second half, Dion Harris tried to rally the Wolverines, but the play of Larmacus O'Sullivan was too much. Harris was the only Michigan player in double figures, but O'Sullivan was just a force in the paint gathering 17 rebounds. No one could stop him and the Wildcats went on to win 77-57.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 24 Pts 5 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 25 Pts 17 Rebs
Treg Newton 11 Pts 13 Asts
Michigan
Dion Harris 29 Pts 3 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ MD-Eastern Shore

The Wildcats won this game despite losing the rebounding statistic 33-22. However, the Wildcats had 4 players in double figures to the 2 of the Hawks. THe game was won from the 3 point line as the Wildcats hit double the amount of 3 Pointers as the Hawks, and went on to win 57-50

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 19 Pts 6 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 13 Pts 8 Rebs

MD-Eastern Shore
Anthony Davis 18 Pts 7 Asts
Ryan Leak 12 pts 8 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Morgan St.

The story of this game was not if the Wildcats were going to win the game, but by how much. The Bears were just overmatched physically and they couldn't hang with the superior team. The Wildcats shot 46% in the win and out rebounded the Hawks by 6.

In the end, the Wildcats would not be denied and ended up embarassing the Hawks 59-45. The score does not reflect the domination.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 19 Pts 3 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 20 Pts 12 Rebs

Morgan St.
Aaron Lawler 13 pts 5 Asts
Joseph McLean 12 Pts 5 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Coppin St.

3 of Top Players Put on A Show

There were 3 of the top players in the MEAC conference on display in Florida on this night. Klevin Green, Lamarcus O'Sullivan, and Chris Braun all have the ability to dominate a game. However, it was simply 2 on 1. As much as Coppin St. tried to stay in the game, they just were unable to compete with the conference leading Wildcats.

The Wildcats shot 4-9 from the 3 Point Arc and had 2 players score in the twenties to lead them to a 63-48 win over Coppin St.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 22 Pts 6 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 23 Pts 10 Rebs

Coppin St.
Kelvin Green 23 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ S. Carolina St.

Another Letdown

After the early season loss to the Bulldogs of South Carolina State, BCC was looking for payback entering the conference clash between the two of the top teams in the MEAC. However, early on the game did not go as planned for the Wildcats. The players were not hitting their shots and were getting out hussled by the Bulldogs. They were leading at the break.

In the second half, the Wildcats turned it around. They took the lead, however, they were unable to keep it and down the stretch the Bulldogs made their free throws and were able to secure their second win over the Wildcats of the season 60-57.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 25 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 9 Rebs

S. Carolina St.
Brian Mason 21 Pts 5 Asts
Derek Moore 19 Pts 9 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ North Carolina A&T

Most Wins In The MEAC

Were the lights on in the arena in North Carolina or were they out, because that is what the Wildcats were doing. They were shooting the lights out from beyond the arc. They shot 7-21 from beyond the arc compared the NC A&T's 2-7. This was clearly the advantage in the game.

Also, the Wildcats outrebounded the Aggies 31-22. They also went to the free-throw line 9 more times and converted 9 more free-throws. This led to a very lopsided score and a 67-47 victory for the Wildcats. BCC now has the most overall wins in the MEAC with 18.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 27 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 14 Rebs
Treg Newton 20 Pts 10 Asts
NC A&T
Sean Booker 18 Pts
Travis Paul 9 pts 8 Asts 10 TOs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Florida A&M

Winless In Overtime Under Coach

The final game of the regular season pitted the Rattlers against the the Wildcats. With the conference already in hand, only Florida A&M was playing for positioning in the conference tournament. The Wildcats, however, were playing for pride and a possible better seed in the NCAA tournament with a conference tourny win. The game was a good one and they were tied at halftime.

Being tied seemed to be a theme with these two teams as they were also tied at the end of regulation. Going into OT the players of the Wildcats had on their minds that they were winless in overtime under their head coach. Well, that didn't change today either. Led by Jon Mason, the Rattlers found a way to win in overtime and beat the Wildcats 86-78.
However, the Wildcats still sealed their conference championship with a conference record of 15-3.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 25 Pts 4 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 8 Rebs
Treg Newton 17 Pts 6 Asts
Florida A&M
Jon Mason 34 Pts 11 Asts 7 Rebs
Ben Cleland 20 Pts
Mike Duhon 16 Pts 22 Rebs


Final Conference Standings
1.Bethune Cookman (15-3)
2.Coppin St. (12-6)
3.NC A&T (12-6)
4.Florida A&M (11-7)
5.Howard (11-7)
6.S. Carolina St. (11-7)
7.MD-Eastern Shore (7-11)
8.Hampton (6-12)
9.Delaware St. (5-13)
10.Morgan St. (5-13)
11.Norfolk St. (4-14)

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BCC 19-10 (15-3)		Hampton 8-20 (6-12)

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ Michigan

Payback Game, Dream Oucome

The game couldn't have started out any better. Bethune-Cookman lost to the Wolverines in the tournament last year and were hoping that they could avenge their loss with a win in Michigan. The Wildcats took an early lead and hardly looked back. The Wolverines were cold from beyond the arc in the first half and the Wildcats took a lead into half time by 6.

Ellis throws it down over Sims @ Michigan.
In the second half, Dion Harris tried to rally the Wolverines, but the play of Larmacus O'Sullivan was too much. Harris was the only Michigan player in double figures, but O'Sullivan was just a force in the paint gathering 17 rebounds. No one could stop him and the Wildcats went on to win 77-57.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 24 Pts 5 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 25 Pts 17 Rebs
Treg Newton 11 Pts 13 Asts
Michigan
Dion Harris 29 Pts 3 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ MD-Eastern Shore

The Wildcats won this game despite losing the rebounding statistic 33-22. However, the Wildcats had 4 players in double figures to the 2 of the Hawks. THe game was won from the 3 point line as the Wildcats hit double the amount of 3 Pointers as the Hawks, and went on to win 57-50

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 19 Pts 6 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 13 Pts 8 Rebs

MD-Eastern Shore
Anthony Davis 18 Pts 7 Asts
Ryan Leak 12 pts 8 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Morgan St.

The story of this game was not if the Wildcats were going to win the game, but by how much. The Bears were just overmatched physically and they couldn't hang with the superior team. The Wildcats shot 46% in the win and out rebounded the Hawks by 6.

In the end, the Wildcats would not be denied and ended up embarassing the Hawks 59-45. The score does not reflect the domination.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 19 Pts 3 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 20 Pts 12 Rebs

Morgan St.
Aaron Lawler 13 pts 5 Asts
Joseph McLean 12 Pts 5 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Coppin St.

3 of Top Players Put on A Show

There were 3 of the top players in the MEAC conference on display in Florida on this night. Klevin Green, Lamarcus O'Sullivan, and Chris Braun all have the ability to dominate a game. However, it was simply 2 on 1. As much as Coppin St. tried to stay in the game, they just were unable to compete with the conference leading Wildcats.

The Wildcats shot 4-9 from the 3 Point Arc and had 2 players score in the twenties to lead them to a 63-48 win over Coppin St.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 22 Pts 6 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 23 Pts 10 Rebs

Coppin St.
Kelvin Green 23 Pts 4 Rebs 4 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ S. Carolina St.

Another Letdown

After the early season loss to the Bulldogs of South Carolina State, BCC was looking for payback entering the conference clash between the two of the top teams in the MEAC. However, early on the game did not go as planned for the Wildcats. The players were not hitting their shots and were getting out hussled by the Bulldogs. They were leading at the break.

In the second half, the Wildcats turned it around. They took the lead, however, they were unable to keep it and down the stretch the Bulldogs made their free throws and were able to secure their second win over the Wildcats of the season 60-57.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 25 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 9 Rebs

S. Carolina St.
Brian Mason 21 Pts 5 Asts
Derek Moore 19 Pts 9 Asts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats @ North Carolina A&T

Most Wins In The MEAC

Were the lights on in the arena in North Carolina or were they out, because that is what the Wildcats were doing. They were shooting the lights out from beyond the arc. They shot 7-21 from beyond the arc compared the NC A&T's 2-7. This was clearly the advantage in the game.

Also, the Wildcats outrebounded the Aggies 31-22. They also went to the free-throw line 9 more times and converted 9 more free-throws. This led to a very lopsided score and a 67-47 victory for the Wildcats. BCC now has the most overall wins in the MEAC with 18.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 27 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 14 Rebs
Treg Newton 20 Pts 10 Asts
NC A&T
Sean Booker 18 Pts
Travis Paul 9 pts 8 Asts 10 TOs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Florida A&M

Winless In Overtime Under Coach

The final game of the regular season pitted the Rattlers against the the Wildcats. With the conference already in hand, only Florida A&M was playing for positioning in the conference tournament. The Wildcats, however, were playing for pride and a possible better seed in the NCAA tournament with a conference tourny win. The game was a good one and they were tied at halftime.

Being tied seemed to be a theme with these two teams as they were also tied at the end of regulation. Going into OT the players of the Wildcats had on their minds that they were winless in overtime under their head coach. Well, that didn't change today either. Led by Jon Mason, the Rattlers found a way to win in overtime and beat the Wildcats 86-78.
However, the Wildcats still sealed their conference championship with a conference record of 15-3.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 25 Pts 4 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 12 Pts 8 Rebs
Treg Newton 17 Pts 6 Asts
Florida A&M
Jon Mason 34 Pts 11 Asts 7 Rebs
Ben Cleland 20 Pts
Mike Duhon 16 Pts 22 Rebs


Final Conference Standings
1.Bethune Cookman (15-3)
2.Coppin St. (12-6)
3.NC A&T (12-6)
4.Florida A&M (11-7)
5.Howard (11-7)
6.S. Carolina St. (11-7)
7.MD-Eastern Shore (7-11)
8.Hampton (6-12)
9.Delaware St. (5-13)
10.Morgan St. (5-13)
11.Norfolk St. (4-14)

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Hampton

MEAC Conference Tournament @ Richmond
Sweep of the Pirates

Before this season the Hampton Pirates had dominated the Wildcats. They had won 4 straight games against them and never looked back. However, this season, it was a different story. The Wildcats were the better team and took it to the Pirates 2 times during the regular season. After Hampton's opening round win vs. Delaware St., they faced the Wildcats once again. It was another mismatch as the Wildcats jumped out to an early lead and took it home.

Tournament Bracket
They won the game 65-42 and advanced to the next round to face Florida A&M. The Wildcats were led once again by the scoring of Chris Braun. In the game he collected his 1,000th Point of his career and became the all-time leading scorer under the current coach.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 23 Pts 7 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 20 Pts 10 Rebs
Treg Newton 16 Pts 10 Asts
Hampton
David Johnson 16 Pts
Adrian Woodard 10 Pts 4 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Florida A&M

MEAC Conference Tournament @ Richmond
Reversal of Season Ending Loss

The Wildcats had lost to the Rattlers in overtime of the season finale. This time, Jon Mason was unable to carry the Rattlers to the finish line in overtime. In fact, this game didn't even make it to overtime. The Wildcats were led by sophomore Chris Braun's 34 Points.
The Wildcats shot over 50% from the field and nearly 93% from the FT line to seal the 73-62 win.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 34 Pts 5 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10 Pts 15 Rebs
Treg Newton 14 Pts 10 Asts
Florida A&M
Jon Mason 18 Pts 10 Asts 5 Rebs
Ben Cleland 21 Pts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. MD-Eastern Shore

MEAC Conference Tournament @ Richmond
Final Of Conference Tournament

This game was about defense. Defense was the prime objective of Bethune-Cookman and that is what traspired in the game. Chris Braun again led the charge for the Wildcats with his 30 points and the Wildcats took a lead that they would never give up.

Another monster dunk

Tournament Bracket
The Hawks had no players in double figures and only shot 41% from the field. The Wildcats took their 3rd Straight MEAC Tournament Title 58-40.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 30 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 17 Pts 9 Rebs

MD-Eastern Shore
Anthony Davis 8 Pts 6 Asts

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Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Hampton

MEAC Conference Tournament @ Richmond
Sweep of the Pirates

Before this season the Hampton Pirates had dominated the Wildcats. They had won 4 straight games against them and never looked back. However, this season, it was a different story. The Wildcats were the better team and took it to the Pirates 2 times during the regular season. After Hampton's opening round win vs. Delaware St., they faced the Wildcats once again. It was another mismatch as the Wildcats jumped out to an early lead and took it home.

Tournament Bracket
They won the game 65-42 and advanced to the next round to face Florida A&M. The Wildcats were led once again by the scoring of Chris Braun. In the game he collected his 1,000th Point of his career and became the all-time leading scorer under the current coach.


Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 23 Pts 7 Rebs
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 20 Pts 10 Rebs
Treg Newton 16 Pts 10 Asts
Hampton
David Johnson 16 Pts
Adrian Woodard 10 Pts 4 Rebs

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. Florida A&M

MEAC Conference Tournament @ Richmond
Reversal of Season Ending Loss

The Wildcats had lost to the Rattlers in overtime of the season finale. This time, Jon Mason was unable to carry the Rattlers to the finish line in overtime. In fact, this game didn't even make it to overtime. The Wildcats were led by sophomore Chris Braun's 34 Points.
The Wildcats shot over 50% from the field and nearly 93% from the FT line to seal the 73-62 win.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 34 Pts 5 Asts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10 Pts 15 Rebs
Treg Newton 14 Pts 10 Asts
Florida A&M
Jon Mason 18 Pts 10 Asts 5 Rebs
Ben Cleland 21 Pts

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats vs. MD-Eastern Shore

MEAC Conference Tournament @ Richmond
Final Of Conference Tournament

This game was about defense. Defense was the prime objective of Bethune-Cookman and that is what traspired in the game. Chris Braun again led the charge for the Wildcats with his 30 points and the Wildcats took a lead that they would never give up.

Another monster dunk

Tournament Bracket
The Hawks had no players in double figures and only shot 41% from the field. The Wildcats took their 3rd Straight MEAC Tournament Title 58-40.

Stats:
BCC
Chris Braun 30 Pts
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 17 Pts 9 Rebs

MD-Eastern Shore
Anthony Davis 8 Pts 6 Asts

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Pre NCAA Tournament Stats and Final Standings
Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 20.6
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10.2
Assists
Treg Newton 7.2


Top 25
colored teams won conference tournament

1.Missouri (27-4) Big 12
2.Cincinnati (27-5)
3.Syracuse (26-6)
4.Kansas (22-7)
5.Arizona (25-7)
6.Louisville (22-7) C-USA
7.Oklahoma St. (21-8)
8.Gonzaga (21-7)
9.Kentucky (22-8) SEC
10.Xavier (22-7)
11.Oregon (24-8) PAC-10
12.George Washington (23-7) Atlantic 10
13.Wisconsin (22-8) Big 10
14.North Carolina (22-10)
15.Michigan St. (19-8)
16.Florida St. (20-10)
17.LSU (20-10)
18.California (21-11)
19.Duke (19-11) ACC
20.UConn (18-10)
21.UCLA (19-9)
22.USC (18-10)
23.Oklahoma (17-10)
24.Maryland College (23-6)
25.Arkansas (20-10)

Other Conference Tournament Winners:
Big East-Rutgers
Mountain West-BYU
West Coast Conference-San Francisco
WAC-San Jose St.


NCAA Leaders
Points
Chris Braun, SO, Bethune Cookman 20.6
Ken Tutt, JR, Oral Robers 20.5
Darius Washington, JR, Memphis 19.2

Rebounds
Alex Chandler, SO, Maryland College 11.4
Lamarcus O'Sullivan, SO, Bethune-Cookman 10.2
Jeremiah Wood, SR, Akron 9.1


Assists
Treg Newton, SO, Bethune-Cookman 7.2
Bobby Brown, SR, Cal State Fullerton 7.1
Charlie White, JR, Jackson St. 6.3

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Pre NCAA Tournament Stats and Final Standings
Season Leaders
Points
Chris Braun 20.6
Rebounds
Lamarcus O'Sullivan 10.2
Assists
Treg Newton 7.2


Top 25
colored teams won conference tournament

1.Missouri (27-4) Big 12
2.Cincinnati (27-5)
3.Syracuse (26-6)
4.Kansas (22-7)
5.Arizona (25-7)
6.Louisville (22-7) C-USA
7.Oklahoma St. (21-8)
8.Gonzaga (21-7)
9.Kentucky (22-8) SEC
10.Xavier (22-7)
11.Oregon (24-8) PAC-10
12.George Washington (23-7) Atlantic 10
13.Wisconsin (22-8) Big 10
14.North Carolina (22-10)
15.Michigan St. (19-8)
16.Florida St. (20-10)
17.LSU (20-10)
18.California (21-11)
19.Duke (19-11) ACC
20.UConn (18-10)
21.UCLA (19-9)
22.USC (18-10)
23.Oklahoma (17-10)
24.Maryland College (23-6)
25.Arkansas (20-10)

Other Conference Tournament Winners:
Big East-Rutgers
Mountain West-BYU
West Coast Conference-San Francisco
WAC-San Jose St.


NCAA Leaders
Points
Chris Braun, SO, Bethune Cookman 20.6
Ken Tutt, JR, Oral Robers 20.5
Darius Washington, JR, Memphis 19.2

Rebounds
Alex Chandler, SO, Maryland College 11.4
Lamarcus O'Sullivan, SO, Bethune-Cookman 10.2
Jeremiah Wood, SR, Akron 9.1


Assists
Treg Newton, SO, Bethune-Cookman 7.2
Bobby Brown, SR, Cal State Fullerton 7.1
Charlie White, JR, Jackson St. 6.3

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NCAA Tournament: Syracuse Regional Preview



This regional has the likes of the number 1 team in the country Missouri, big east tournament champ Rutgers, Michigan St. Kentucky, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Maryland. It also has Duke as a number 5 seed. There could be some upsets in the second round games but I look for the first round games to go according to seed except for maybe the 8,9 matchup and the 6,11.

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NCAA Tournament: Syracuse Regional Preview



This regional has the likes of the number 1 team in the country Missouri, big east tournament champ Rutgers, Michigan St. Kentucky, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Maryland. It also has Duke as a number 5 seed. There could be some upsets in the second round games but I look for the first round games to go according to seed except for maybe the 8,9 matchup and the 6,11.

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NCAA Tournament: Austin Regional Preview


This regional also has quality teams. Cincinnati, LSU, Florida St, Oklahoma St, UCLA, North Carolina, and Arkansas. Also, Texas as the number 11 seed in this regional. Look for many of the top teams to hold serve in the first round game with possible upsets happening to Arkansas, UCLA, and Florida St. But the first 2 more than anything.

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NCAA Tournament: Austin Regional Preview


This regional also has quality teams. Cincinnati, LSU, Florida St, Oklahoma St, UCLA, North Carolina, and Arkansas. Also, Texas as the number 11 seed in this regional. Look for many of the top teams to hold serve in the first round game with possible upsets happening to Arkansas, UCLA, and Florida St. But the first 2 more than anything.