Jan. 4, 2010

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Winston-Salem State Rams 94, Washington Adventist Shock 60

Post Game Notes • WSSU Game #11

Jan. 4, 2010 • C.E. Gaines Center • Winston-Salem, N.C.

GAME NOTES

•           Today's game marks the ninth meeting between the two teams all-time.  WSSU has won all nine meetings.  The Rams are 8-0 against Washginton Adventist as their institution's previous name (Columbia Union College), and 1-0 since the institution's name change to Washington Adventist University.

WINSTON-SALEM STATE NOTES

•           The win moves the Rams to 3-8 on the season and snaps Winston-Salem State's four-game losing streak.  The last Rams' win came on Nov. 30 when they defeated Milligan 85-59.

•           WSSU junior forward Paul Davis recorded his third double-double of the season with 15 points and 15 rebounds.

•           WSSU head coach Bobby Collins improves to 93-129 all-time and moves to 28-72 at WSSU.  Collins also improves his record versus Columbia Union/Washington Adventist to 4-0 all-time.

•           The Rams return to action on January 9 in Dover, Del. as they face the Hornets of Delaware State University.

•           WSSU's 60 rebounds is a season high for the Rams.  It is also a rebounding high in the Bobby Collins' coaching era at WSSU.

•           WSSU is now 3-1 at home.  The Rams earned wins over Atlanta Christian, Milligan and Washington Adventist and has fallen to only South Carolina State at home.

•           The Rams have scored over 85 points in all three of their wins.  They scored 94 points in a win over Atlanta Christian; scored 85 points in a win over Milligan and scored 94 points tonight in a win over Washington Adventist.

WASHINGTON ADVENTIST NOTES

•           Washington Adventist falls to 2-9 on the season and has now lost three consecutive games.  The Shock also lost last night to Pfeiffer 115-94 in Misenheimer, N.C.  WAU is playing their second game in as many nights tonight against the Rams.

•           Calvin Dunbar's career record now falls to 20-149 overall in his seventh season at Washington Adventist University.

•           The Shock hit only six of 36 first-half field goals for a shooting percentage of 16.7 percent.  WAU turned in only a 27.7 percent shooting display for the game.

•           WAU is a Division II institution and is a DII independent.  The institution is located in Takoma Park, Maryland.