CMU vs. Eastern Michigan: Postgame Notes

CMU's +13 rebounding margin was its largest against a Division I opponent this season.
Every Chippewa that played in the game grabbed at least one rebound and nine of the 11 who saw action scored.
After starting the game 5-for-5 from 3-point range, the Chippewas made just 1-of-13 the rest of the way, going 0-for-5 in the second half. Five of CMU's first six buckets in the game were from behind the arc.
Trey Zeigler blocked a career-high four shots.
Darrell Lampley, EMU's leading scorer on the season, played just three minutes in the second half after tallying six points in the opening frame.
The Chippewas' .469 field goal percentage was the best CMU has shot in the last 11 games.
Reserve guard John Morris picked up two assists in the game. In MAC play, he has nine assists to just one turnover.
The Chippewas swept the season series with EMU, improving head coach Ernie Zeigler's record to 8-5 against the Eagles.
Austin McBroom's team-high 14 points marked the fourth time this season he has led the Chippewas in scoring and his 15th double-figure game of the year.
The Chippewas had 15 offensive rebounds in the game, nearly as many as the Eagles did on the defensive end (17).
Derek Jackson scored CMU's first six points of the game on a pair of 3-pointers but he did not score after that.
CMU led the entire game. The Chippewas never trailed in five of their eight wins this season.

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