Brevard Game Information (Tuesday, Nov. 26 – 7 p.m. – Charleston, S.C.– McAlister Field House)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. – After playing three road games in the span of five days during a seven-day road trip last week, The Citadel basketball team returns home this week to open a four-game homestand. The Bulldogs welcome Brevard College to McAlister Field House on Tuesday, Nov. 26 for a 7 p.m. tipoff before taking several days off for Fall Furlough.

TOYS FOR TOTS TOY DRIVE
Any fan who brings a new, unwrapped toy for the Marines Toys for Tots to any of the four home games during the current homestand will receive a $5 ticket to that game.

FOOTBALL-BASKETBALL TICKET EXCHANGE
Citadel football fans can present their ticket stub from last Saturday's home football game versus Wofford to the ticket box office at Tuesday's home basketball game against Brevard for a free ticket.

MAKE 'EM MISS
All season long, if an opposing player misses two consecutive free throws in the same trip to the charity stripe at any point in the second half, fans in attendance will receive a coupon for free food from Hubee D's!

LAST TIME OUT
The Citadel men's basketball team's game at Marist on Nov. 23 came down to the final minutes as the Bulldogs found themselves down three, 75-72, with 1:24 left in regulation. With the game on the line, a trio of juniors stepped up in the biggest moment to help the Bulldogs end a three-game, seven-day road trip on a high note with a 79-75 win. With 1:14 left in regulation, junior Kaiden Rice was fouled while taking a 3-pointer. Rice easily made all three free throws to tie the game, and with 23 seconds left, graduate transfer Eddie Davis, III slammed home a thunderous dunk to give the Bulldogs a two-point, 77-75 lead. On the ensuing Marist possession, Michael Cubbage went for a layup to tie the game, but junior Derek Webster, Jr. was there for the biggest block of his career, and fellow junior Alex Reed cleaned up the defensive rebound before drawing the foul. Reed strolled to the other end of the court and deftly hit both free throws to put the game away at 79-75 with four seconds remaining.

MR. 600
In the Bulldogs' 79-75 win over Marist on Nov. 23, senior Kaelon Harris eclipsed the 600-point mark for his career. He is the 92^nd Bulldog in program history to reach the mark.

500 CAREER POINTS
In the game at Marist, Rice scored his 500th collegiate point. He is the 112th Bulldog to reach the mark.

RICE FROM LONG RANGE
In Saturday's game at Marist, Rice hit a game-high six 3-pointers, marking a season high for the junior.

HARRIS CLEANING THE GLASS
On Saturday at Marist, Harris brought down a game-high 10 rebounds, marking the third game in a row, and fourth time this season, the senior from Atlanta, Georgia corralled in double-digit boards. He now boasts 373 for his career.

FORMER DOG WOLFINGER NAMED B3 LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Former Bulldog Joe Wolfinger, who recently signed with the Gifu Swoops in Japan's B3 League, was named the B3 League Player of the Week. Wolfinger scored a game-high 38 points and added nine rebounds and a pair of assists for the Swoops. Through his first four games with the Swoops, Wolfinger has averaged 29.0 minutes, 24.0 points and 12.0 rebounds per game while shooting 66.7% from the field, 40.0% from beyond the arc and 76.9% from the charity stripe.

BACK-TO-BACK
On Nov. 20 at Illinois, Harris recorded a double-double, marking the second time in consecutive games he had achieved the feat. It is the first time in his career that Harris has accomplished the feat. The last time a Bulldog recorded a double-double in consecutive games, Lew Stallworth had 20 points and 12 assists at home against UNCG last season (Feb. 28) and followed that up with 21 points and 10 rebounds at VMI (March 2). Harris has now recorded four double-doubles, including three this season.

DEFENSE FROM 3
On Nov. 20 at Illinois, the Bulldogs held the Fighting Illini to just three 3-pointers. The last time The Citadel held a team to under five 3-pointers in a game was last season on Nov. 14, 2018 at home against Johnson (Fla.). The Suns connected on just four 3-pointers in that games.

SHARING THE ROCK AT SEMO
The Bulldogs converted 26 shots off 22 assists on Nov. 19 at Southeast Missouri State. The 22 assists were the most since the Bulldogs had 22 last season at home against UNC Greensboro (Feb. 28).

MAKING 'EM COUNT
Harris converted 10 free throws against SEMO on Nov. 19, setting a career high for the senior. The last time a Citadel basketball player converted at least 10 free throws, Zane Najdawi had 10 made free throws last season against Johnson (Fla.) on Nov. 14, 2018.

TYSON IN THE RECORD BOOK
Tyson Batiste's 11 assists on Nov. 19 at Southeast Missouri State are tied for fifth in program history for assists in a single game overall, and are tied for fourth in program history for assists in a game against an NCAA Division I opponent. The last time a Bulldog had at least 10 assists in a game was when Stallworth had 12 assists at home against UNCG last season.

THE HISTORY WITH BREVARD
The Citadel and Brevard have met on the hardwood just once in the history of the two programs. The Bulldogs defeated the Tornados 79-68 on Dec. 18, 2013.

SCOUTING THE TORNADOS
Brevard enters the week with an 0-4 record after dropping a game, 81-56, at Ferrum on Nov. 23. The Tornados lost 79-49 at UNC Asheville back on Nov. 16 after opening the season with two home games against Toccoa Falls and Pensacola Christian. Both the UNC Asheville game and Tuesday's game count as exhibitions for Brevard. Brevard lost two of its games by three points or less and enters Tuesday averaging 69.8 points per outing. The Tornados are shooting 46.0% from the field and 30.3% from beyond the 3-point arc, while averaging 6.8 made treys per contest. Under the basket, Brevard averages 29.8 rebounds per game.

BREVARD INDIVIDUALLY
Nine Tornados have seen action in all four games for Brevard this season, including leading scorer Levi Lamb, who averages 18.3 points and 4.5 rebounds per contest. Lamb, who averages 32.0 minutes per outing, is currently shooting 47.5% from the field, but just 27.8% from beyond the arc. Both Cannon Lamb and Demari Hopper are also averaging double-digit scoring. Lamb averages 11.8 points per game, while Hopper contributes 10.5 points per outing. Under the basket, Joshua Wilson averages 5.8 rebounds per game, while Cannon Lamb leads the team with 3.5 assists per contest. Levi Lamb, Hopper and Qadhafi Turner have started all four games, and Noah Lea has started three. Cannon Lamb and Hayden Cassell have both started two games.

COMING UP
Following Tuesday's home game against Brevard, the Bulldogs will be off until Wednesday, Dec. 4 when they open Southern Conference play with a 7 p.m. home game against ETSU.

CLEAR BAG POLICY
Fans attending ticketed athletic events at The Citadel this year are reminded of the new clear bag policy that has been implemented. Under the policy, fans will be allowed to bring with them a clear plastic, vinyl or PVC bag that does not exceed 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches, or a one-gallon plastic bag (such as Ziploc or Hefty bags). The bags may have a logo on one side that is no larger than 4.5 inches by 3.4 inches. Bags carrying a properly sized logo of other teams or venues are permitted. For more information, please click HERE.

PICK SIX PACKS AVAILABLE
"Pick 6 Pack" packages are now available for the upcoming 2019-20 Citadel basketball season and can be purchased through The Citadel Ticket Office for $72. The package allows fans to receive six undated vouchers that can be used in any combination towards tickets to any home game. Fans can use the vouchers to receive one ticket to six different games, or can get six tickets to one game and anything in between. To order or for more information, call The Citadel Ticket Office at (843) 953-DOGS (3647).

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