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Gibson Jimerson ended up leading the A-10 in 3-pointers made (110), becoming the first Billiken to lead a league in that category.

SLU’s 2-point field-goal percentages in the first two conference games against Fordham and Saint Joseph’s were .730 and .667, respectively. Both of those marks rank in the top-5 in SLU history in 2FG% in an A-10 game.

For the year, the #Billikens’ .605 2PFG% ranks eighth in the nation.

The #Billikens' 131 3-pointers during this non-conference season are more than the season totals in 2000-01 (115) and 2004-05 (124). Different styles of offense but interesting nonetheless.

Isaiah Swope is one of five players in NCAA Division I averaging at least 18.0 points and 5.0 assists. #Billikens

Donovan Dent (New Mexico) - 19.6/7.3
Kameron Jones (Marquette) - 20.3/6.3
Bennett Stirtz (Drake) - 18.2/5.9
Isaiah Swope (Saint Louis) - 18.0/5.2
Adam Clark (Merrimack) - 20.8/5.0

#Billikens got the Tsunami Warning alert on their phones on the way to shootaround.

Isaiah Swope's scoring average of 28.0 ppg last week ranked second in the NCAA among players playing multiple games, trailing only Dylan Harper (Rutgers), who averaged 30.3 ppg over three games.

Gibson Jimerson leads the NCAA in 3-pointers made per game (5.0), thru games of Nov. 19.

As a team, the #Billikens rank 7th in the NCAA in both 3s made per game (12.3) and 3s attempted per game (34.7).

SLU is one of 15 schools who had both their men's and women's soccer programs make the NCAA Tournament.

Billikens Host Kansas City Thursday in NCAA Men’s Soccer Championship - Saint Louis University Saint Louis earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Men's Soccer Championship and will host Kansas City in the first round on Thursday, Nov. 21.

Kansas City won the Summit League, defeating top-seed Denver (at Denver) in the championship game. The #Billikens are making their 51st NCAA Tournament appearance.

Winner gets No. 15 overall seed Missouri State on Sunday night in Springfield.

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Coach Romar spent time after the game with a big group from his SLUera, including Chris Braun, Mo Jeffers, Troy Robertson, SIDs Doug McIlhagga and Chuck Yahng, and of course Rammer and Earl.

He coached before my time here, but everything I have heard is that he's pretty much the best guy ever.

Welcome back to SLU Lorenzo Romar! (on left)