Records: Wofford (17-12, 10-6); UNC Greensboro (12-16, 10-6)
Leading scorers: Wofford ? Sr. G Kevin Giltner (15.4 ppg.); Sr. G Brad Loesing (14.4 ppg., 5.5 apg.); Fr. G Karl Cochran (11.0 ppg., 4.7 rpg.). UNC Greensboro ? So. G/F Trevis Simpson (18.0 ppg.); Jr. G Derrell Armstrong (12.2 ppg.)
Notes: The scenario for second place in the South Division and a first-round bye in the Southern Conference tournament is down to its simplest terms. For Wofford to catch Georgia Southern, the Terriers must win their final two games (including Saturday against Furman) and the Eagles must lose their final two games (against College of Charleston and Davidson). ? UNC Greensboro, meanwhile, can wrap up the No. 1 seed of the North Division with a win against Wofford. ? Georgia Southern won at home Saturday against UNC Greensboro, 83-69. UNCG had won 11 of 12 games, the only loss being Feb. 4 at Samford. On either side of that stretch were wins against College of Charleston. Before that period of games, however, the Spartans lost 11 straight. ? Wofford is coming off a 77-59 loss Saturday in a non-conference game at Charleston Southern. The Terriers were doomed with 31 percent shooting in the first half to fall behind by 16 points. They finished with 18 turnovers, 10 more than CSU. ? UNC Greensboro ranks third for Southern Conference games in scoring offense but only 10th in shooting percentage.
Next: Wofford finishes the regular season at 7 p.m. Saturday at home against Furman. The Southern Conference tournament begins March 2 in Asheville, N.C.
Leading scorers: Wofford ? Sr. G Kevin Giltner (15.4 ppg.); Sr. G Brad Loesing (14.4 ppg., 5.5 apg.); Fr. G Karl Cochran (11.0 ppg., 4.7 rpg.). UNC Greensboro ? So. G/F Trevis Simpson (18.0 ppg.); Jr. G Derrell Armstrong (12.2 ppg.)
Notes: The scenario for second place in the South Division and a first-round bye in the Southern Conference tournament is down to its simplest terms. For Wofford to catch Georgia Southern, the Terriers must win their final two games (including Saturday against Furman) and the Eagles must lose their final two games (against College of Charleston and Davidson). ? UNC Greensboro, meanwhile, can wrap up the No. 1 seed of the North Division with a win against Wofford. ? Georgia Southern won at home Saturday against UNC Greensboro, 83-69. UNCG had won 11 of 12 games, the only loss being Feb. 4 at Samford. On either side of that stretch were wins against College of Charleston. Before that period of games, however, the Spartans lost 11 straight. ? Wofford is coming off a 77-59 loss Saturday in a non-conference game at Charleston Southern. The Terriers were doomed with 31 percent shooting in the first half to fall behind by 16 points. They finished with 18 turnovers, 10 more than CSU. ? UNC Greensboro ranks third for Southern Conference games in scoring offense but only 10th in shooting percentage.
Next: Wofford finishes the regular season at 7 p.m. Saturday at home against Furman. The Southern Conference tournament begins March 2 in Asheville, N.C.
