Chattanooga vs. Jacksonville
Sunday, November 18, 2018
Mobile, Ala.; Mitchell Center
Postgame Notes
 
TEAM
- Chattanooga falls 74-66 to Jacksonville on day three of the Goldie & Herman Ungar Classic at South Alabama Sunday afternoon…2-4 on the season, while the Dolphins improve to the same mark.
- Trailed at the half all three games in Mobile after leading by double digits at the break in the season's first three contests…2-1 when leading at the half, 0-3 when behind.
- Six ties and eight lead changes...season highs for both topping four ties (EKU) and three lead changes (EKU & at South Alabama).
- Found shooting range in the final 20 minutes making 51.5 percent (17-33) from the field, 50.0 percent (5-10) from 3pt range…first 100 minutes in Mobile, the squad made just 41 of 144 attempts (28.5%), 10 of 62 (16.1%) from beyond the arc.
- -1 in turnover margin giving up 14 while forcing 13…-7 in points off turnovers (10-17).
- +4 in rebounding margin 38-34…defensive rebound percentage of 82.9 grabbing 29 of JU's 35 misses.
- Nine offensive rebounds…led to 13 second chance points.
- 104-55 in in-season tournaments.
 
SERIES NOTES
- Trail 2-9 in the series…1-1 since the move to DI in 1977-78.
- 1-1 on a neutral floor…last meeting was also at a neutral site with a 77-76 OT win for the Mocs at the 1988 Texas Invitational in Austin.
 
COACH LAMONT PARIS
- 12-27 in his second season in Gig City…1-3 at a neutral site.
- 0-1 vs. Atlantic Sun Conference institutions.
- 1-4 in in-season tournament play in his career.
 
STUDENT-ATHLETES
David Jean-Baptiste, So.-G
- Season-high 11 points in 21 minutes off the bench.
- His all four of his shot attempts including two from beyond the arc…1-2 from FT line.
 
Jerry Johnson, Jr., Jr.-G
- 10 points and two assists.
- 3-6 shooting including 2-3 from 3pt range and the FT line.
- 4th contest with multiple treys…team-high 10 (1.7/game) on the season.
 
Kevin Easley, Fr.-F
- 10 points and eight rebounds.
- 5th game with double-digit points.
 
Jonathan Scott, Jr.-G/F
- 9 points and a team-high nine rebounds…new season high for boards.