ATLANTA, Ga. - Bethune-Cookman University continues the Ramblin' Wreck Showcase with its second meeting all-time against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on Sunday, Nov. 19 at 2 p.m. inside McCamish Pavilion. The Wildcats complete the round-robin play by hosting Grambling State Tuesday, Nov. 21 at 7 p.m.

GAME INFO | GAME NOTES
Television: ACC Network | CatEye Network
Radio: WELE 1380 and 1380thecat.com  
Live Stats/Tickets: ramblinwreck.com | bcuathletics.com
Twitter: @BCUHoops 
Hashtag: #PreyTogether #Commit
Series: 0-1 vs. Georgia Tech | 0-4 vs. Grambling State

THE STARTING FIVE
1 This first non-conference road trip of the season certainly won't be the last. BCU will travel a total of 18 road games and accumulate 19,154 miles. The shortest trip is 20 miles west to Stetson, and the furthest is a cross-country trek to the University of Washington

2 Newcomer Shawntrez Davis has produced two double-doubles already this season. No returning Wildcat achieved a double-double last year. Davis scored 24 and pulled down 11 vs. Johnson, and most recently contributed 12 points and 14 rebounds at North Texas

3 Ryan Ridder was the third-youngest Head Coach in Division 1 men's basketball upon the start of the season. He celebrated his 33rd birthday on Nov. 11. The top-six youngest at season start is as follows:

Preston Spradlin, Morehead State 30
Maurice Joseph, George Washington 31
Ryan Ridder, Bethune-Cookman 32
Dana Ford, Tennessee State 32
Bashir Mason, Wagner 33
Richie Riley, Nicholls State 33

4 The second half has been the preferred method of scoring for BCU. The Wildcats are outscoring their opposition 142-117. Most recently, BCU nearly overcame a 19-1 run by North Texas to open the second half on Thurs., Nov. 16, and out-paced the Mean Green 44-27 the remainder of the game

5 BCU has yet to defeat a team from the ACC, while Georgia Tech is 30-0 against the MEAC. The Wildcats do have a win against Atlanta-based Georgia State in their only meeting with the Panthers

PREVIOUSLY
Despite allowing a 19-1 run to open the second half, the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats nearly clawed back at North Texas in a road non-conference game. The Wildcats (1-2) came up short, 90-78, to the Mean Green (2-1) Thursday night at The Super Pit.

BCU took the deficit down from 25 at the 15:00 mark to just eight points on a Shawntrez Davis jumper at 1:26 to make it an 82-74 score, but the Mean Green sealed the win by sinking six of its final eight free-throws

NO #IBackTheMEAC HERE
Georgia Tech is 30-0 against MEAC member schools, with its most common opponents being NC A&T (8-0) and FAMU (6-0). Last year, the Jackets edged A&T 59-52

FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Two Wildcats will make their homecoming against Georgia Tech. Atlanta natives Rodney Ross and Shawntrez Davis are expecting a swell of support, and the game will mark the first time their family has seen them play college basketball in-per- son. Ross graduated from Pebblebrook High School and Davis from Sound Doctrine Christian Academy

THE FIRST TIME
In the inaugural meeting of the "Will Glover Classic", Tech won handily against BCU, 73-46. Sam Barber led the Wildcats with 17 points and Anthony Morrow led the Jackets with 20 thanks to a 4-6 effort from three

UP NEXT
Following play in the Ramblin' Wreck Showcase, BCU hosts Florida College at Historic Moore Gymnasium on Sat., Nov. 25 at 4 p.m.