University of Delaware Athletics
Blue Hens Travel To League-Leading William & Mary Saturday on NBC Sports Network
2/13/2015 10:54:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Delaware (6-18, 5-8 CAA) at William & Mary (16-8, 10-3 CAA)
Date: Saturday, February 14, 2015
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Location: Kaplan Arena - Williamsburg, Va.
TV: NBC Sports Network (Mike Corey, Ron Thompson)
Video: http://livestream.nbcsports.com
Radio: WDSD 94.7 FM (Scott Klatzkin)
Live Stats:: www.tribeathletics.com
Twitter Updates: twitter.com/udbluehens
All-Time Series: Delaware leads, 23-8
COACHES
Delaware: Monté Ross (Winston-Salem State '92), ninth season overall and at Delaware, 121-159
William & Mary: Tony Shaver (North Carolina '76), 12th season at William & Mary, 152-209; 29th season overall, 510-330
STORYLINES
• Delaware leads the all-time series with William & Mary, 23-8, and has defeated the Tribe in each of the last eight meetings including the 2014 CAA Championship Game.
• The Blue Hens are 10-4 against the Tribe in Williamsburg, and have won their last three games in Kaplan Arena.
• Delaware erased a 17-point deficit to record an 84-80 victory over William & Mary at the Bob Carpenter Center on Jan. 21, the Blue Hens' highest point total of the season. Kory Holden scored 24 points in that win, while Kyle Anderson added 23.
• UD is just 2-11 on the road this season but posted an impressive 73-68 win at Northeastern during its last road game on Saturday, Feb. 7. Meanwhile William & Mary is a perfect 11-0 this season at Kaplan Arena.
• The Tribe leads the CAA by averaging 78.2 points in conference games, while Delaware ranks last by allowing 73.0 points in league contests.
• William & Mary also paces the league in CAA games with a 78.0 free throw percentage, 51.8 field goal percentage, a 41.9 three-point percentage, and 15.4 assists per game.
• Chivarsky Corbett led Delaware with 17 points during Tuesday's home loss to JMU, and has reached double figures in four of the last five games.
• Kyle Anderson added 14 points to become the 19th player in UD history to surpass the 1,200-point mark.
