Saturday, February 4
4:30 p.m. – Kennesaw State vs. USC Upstate

Location: Kennesaw, Ga. | KSU Convocation Center
Links: Video | Live Stats | Game Notes | Tickets
Social Media: Twitter | Facebook
 
Game Preview
The Owls look to get a season split with USC Upstate this Saturday, February 4 at 4:30 p.m. A week ago, Kennesaw State dropped a close one on the road to the Spartans as Mike Cunningham led them with 22 points hitting six three pointers in the game.
 
Youth Day
The game promotion is Youth Day and all of the activities during the game are listed below:

• Free Scrappy plush dolls will be handed out to the first 100 12 and under fans to attend the WBB game the first 300 12 and under fans at the MBB game.
• Ariel, Belle, Chewbacca and Marshall from Paw Patrol will be on hand from 3-5 p.m. to take pictures.
• Activities also include poster making, post-game autographs (both teams) and photos with Sturgis!

 
Double Digit Wins
The victory against NJIT gave Kennesaw State 10 wins this season. That is the third season in a row that KSU has won at least 10 games.
 
Since joining Division I during the 2005-06 season, it is the seventh time that the Owls have had double-digit wins.
 
Winning Ways in January
The Owls had a winning record in January for the first time since joining Division I with a 5-4 record. Three of those victories came on the road against Tennessee State, Jacksonville and NJIT.
 
The win at Tennessee State capped a non-conference schedule for Kennesaw State with a win against the 61st team in the RPI at the time.
 
 
Taking Care of the Ball
In 11 of the last 14 games, Kennesaw State has had more assists than turnovers and that has led to success in the win column as KSU is 7-5 in their last 12 games.
 
Through eight ASUN games, the Owls are leading the conference averaging 16.3 assists per game. In those games, they also have only committed 11.8 turnovers per game giving them a 1.4 assist to turnover rating which is second in the conference behind Stetson.
 
Dynamic Offensive Duo
Masterson and Ray have been quite the offensive duo this season as they average 34.3 points per game together.
 
The two are the primary threats from the outside as they have combined to hit 140 of the team's 168 three pointers this year. Both do it at a high percentage as well as both are in the top 30 in the nation in three-point field goal percentage. 


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