Men's Basketball

Post-Game Notes

Nov. 28, 2014

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MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

• Opening tip: won by Georgia Tech (Jackets are 3-1 on opening tips this season)

• First subs for Georgia Tech: Josh Heath for Travis Jorgenson at 16:47 1st half

• On the floor for Georgia Tech at the end:  Jackson, Bolden, Georges-Hunt, Stephens, Sampson

• Series Record vs. Marquette:  3-4 overall, 1-2 on neutral floors

• Current series streak:  three straight wins for Marquette

• Tech is now 16-18 against current members of the Big East Conference

• Georgia Tech is now 3-6 in Thanksgiving tournaments under Brian Gregory, and 4-9 on neutral floors.

• Georgia Tech’s next game:  Friday, Nov. 28 vs. Rider (2-3), 6:30 p.m., Orlando Classic, HP Field House, Orlando, Fla. [ESPN2]

 

TEAM NOTES

• Georgia Tech suffered a rare loss when it out-shot its opponent from the floor. The Yellow Jackets are 42-12 when shooting a higher field goal percentage than its opponent.

• Georgia Tech is now 26-10 under Gregory when scoring 70 or more points. The Jackets are also 8-27 when the opponent scores 70 or more.

• Georgia Tech led 31-29 at the half, and has led at halftime in every game this season. The Jackets are 36-17 when leading at the half under Brian Gregory.

• Georgia Tech out-rebounded Marquette, 41-29, and has outrebounded all four of its opponents this season. The Jackets are 40-26 under Gregory when out-rebounding their opponent.

• Tech is 6-46 when trailing at the 5-minute mark of the second half under Brian Gregory.

• Tech utilized nine players against Marquette, and eight of them scored.

• Tech committed a season-high 16 turnovers.

• Tech received a season-high 35 points from its bench.

 

INDIVIDUAL NOTES

• Freshman Tadric Jackson came into Thursday night’s game 0-for-11 from three-point range, but broke his drought with a trio of threes and his first double-digit scoring game (team-high 17 points).

• Josh Heath had seven assists and just one turnover against Marquette. For the season, the sophomore point guard has 25 assists and two turnovers.

• Travis Jorgenson made his second start of the season at point guard, moving back into the lineup after missing the Alabama A&M game with soreness in his surgically repaired knee and coming off the bench against IPFW.

• Marcus Georges-Hunt scored a season-high 14 points, reaching double figures for the third time in four games and the 43rd time in his career.

• Robert Sampson had a season-high nine rebounds.