chattanooga MOCS

- Southern Conference Regular Season Champion: 2016.
- Southern Conference Tournament Champion: 2016.
- Started all 35 games his senior year…arguably top 6th man in the league as a junior.
- One of the SoCon’s top marksmen over his final three seasons…led the league as a junior making 46.8 percent.
- 3rd all-time at Chattanooga in 3pt made with 191…also top 5 in 3pt% (41.0%)…42.3 percent shooter (176-416) over final three seasons.
- 26 career games with three or more 3s made in a game…career high was seven in wins over Mercer and UNCG in 2016.
- Ended career with 851 points, 216 rebounds, 153 assists (1.5 A/TO ratio), 36 blocks and 76 steals.
 
2015-16
- Started all 35 games at the 2.
- One of the top SoCon marksmen of the past two seasons...3rd all-time at Chattanooga in 3pt made.
- General Shale Southern Conference Student-Athlete of the Week (Dec. 23)...2nd time earning the honor in his career.
- Hit 150th career 3pt in the home win over Mercer...11th Moc to hit the 150 mark.
- 10 games with three or more 3pt made with a high of seven at UNCG (7-11)...five or more seven times: at Illinois (5-10), Tennessee Tech (5-7), Kennesaw State (5-9), at Lipscomb (5-10), ETSU (5-8), at UNCG and Mercer (6-7).
- 13 double-digit scoring nights with a career-high 22 at UNCG...also topped 20 in home win over Mercer.
- 12 points in SoCon Championship win over ETSU hitting 2-3 3pt and career-high six FT getting fouled on two 3ptA.
- Three or more assists eight times with a high of six in OT win at Mercer.
- Five multi-steal games tying career high of three against Tennessee Tech and at Wofford.
- 15 points at Illinois...5th 3pt made at 1:58 gave the Mocs the lead (77-74) for good after trailing by nine (69-60) with 6:26 to go.
- Dean’s List and Athletics Director’s Honor Roll…All-SoCon Academic.
- SoCon Honor Roll and Commissioner’s Medal.
 
2014-15
- Started in three of his 32 appearances…led the SoCon in 3pt percentage (46.8%)…Academic All-SoCon…Dean’s List and Athletics Director’s Honor Roll with a 4.0 both semesters.
- NABC Honors Court.
- January 14 General Shale Student-Athlete of the Week in the conference.
- Averaged 8.8 points and 21.0 minutes per game.
- Season highs of 21 points (Samford), four rebounds (Montreat), three assists (six times) and three steals (Samford).
- Led the squad in scoring six times…three 20-point performances with 20 against Lipscomb and at ETSU.
- Shot 50 percent or better from 3pt range in 11 straight games from start of December into early January…18 games at 50 percent or better…made three or more treys 11 times…career-high six in the OT win at ETSU.
- Three multi-block games with a career-high three in the home win over Samford…added 21 points, two rebounds and two assists (0 TO’s) in 24 minutes that night.
 
2013-14
- Key reserve off the bench playing in all 33 games.
- Posted 4.9 points per game shooting a team-high 41.3 percent (31-75) from 3pt range.
- Season-high 13 points came at Georgia, at Radford and Covenant.
- Made multiple three-pointers in 11 contests with a high of three at Radford, at Georgia, at UAB, at Eastern Kentucky and at ETSU.
- 4.0 student in the spring semester…earned Dean’s List as well as Athletics Director’s and SoCon Honor Roll.
 
2012-13
- Averaged 11.2 minutes per game seeing action in all 32 contests...posted 3.3 points and 1.3 boards per game.
- Career-best 14 points in home win over Furman adding four rebounds (tied for high vs. Davidson) and two assists.
- Hit two or more threes in three games with a high of three in four attempts at College of Charleston.
- Plus-nine assist/turnover (23/14).
- Athletics Director’s and SoCon Honor Roll.
 
HIGH SCHOOL
- Led Lee to three straight Alabama State Championship games (Class 5A) playing for Greg Brown winning in 2010.
- Generals were 77-30 in his career.
- 2012 first team Class 5A All-State…averaged 19 points, eight rebounds and eight assists per game as a senior…shot 42.3 percent from 3pt range.
- More than 20 scholarship offers narrowing final choices to Chattanooga, Wofford and Mercer.
- Ranked No. 12 in the state per ESPN.com.
 
PERSONAL
- Eric Dewayne Robertson was born February 4, 1994.
- Son of Regina and Garland Robertson…has an older brother, Garland, Jr.
- Graduated sixth in his class (150 seniors) as a member of the National Honor Society with a 3.8 grade point average.
- Majoring in non-profit management.