Feb. 14, 2009

Final Stats

J'Nathan Bullock
• Scored in double figures for the 23rd time this year, finishing with 18 points.
• Played just 10 minutes in the first half because of foul trouble.
• Was 7-for-8 from the line

Norris Cole
• Scored 15 of his team-high career-high matching 21 points in the second half.
• Was 7-for-10 from the field and made all three of his three-point attempts.

Cedric Jackson
• For the second straight game, he flirted with recording the first triple-double in school history, scoring 11 points with 10 rebounds and 8 asssists.
• The efffort was his eighth career double-double.
• Was six-for-eight from the foul line.
• Ranked fifth nationally in steals, he had 3 steals for his 51st multiple-steal game as a Viking (in 61 games). He now has 81 steals this year, the fifth-highest season total in CSU history.

Chris Moore
• Celebrated Senior Night in style, scoring 13 points for his fifth double-figure scoring game of the year.
• Was five-for-seven from the field.

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES
• The win, combined with a loss at YSU by MIlwaukee and a win by Wright State, improves CSU to 10-5 in league play, good for a third place tie with WSU, one game behind second place Green Bay (11-4).
• This was the 57th meeting between CSU and Green Bay with the Phoenix entering the game with a 35-21 series lead (The teams were 13-13 in Cleveland and Green Bay was 12-5 in the Wolstein Center).
• The Phoneix closed two within one (71-70) on a Ryan TIllema basket but could not take the lead.
• CSU scored the first 16 points of the game as Green Bay missed their first nine field goal attempts. CSU would lead by no less than 10 points the rest of the first half, leading 34-24 at the break.
• Senior Renard Fields came off the bench for the 100th time in his career, owning two records. He is the CSU record holder for fewest starts among players with 100 games played and most games played without a start.
• CSU had four players score in double figures for the second straight game, an accomplishment achieved just once in the first 25 games (5 vs. Toledo).
• Sophomore D'Aundray Brown recorded his third double-figure rebounding effort since returning from injury four games ago, finishing with a career-high 11 rebounds.