Southeast Missouri (7-10, 1-3 OVC) at Jacksonville State (8-10, 1-3 OVC)

Date: Wednesday, Jan. 14
Tip-Off: 8 p.m., CT
Location: Jacksonville, Ala.
Arena: Pete Mathews Coliseum (5,500)
Series History: Jacksonville State leads, 12-5
Coaches: Dickey Nutt (Southeast Missouri), James Green (Jacksonville State)

Media Coverage
Radio: ESPN 92.9 FM and Real Rock 99.3 FM (Erik Sean)
Video: OVC Digital Network
Live Stats: JSUGamecockSports.com
Twitter Updates: @SEMOmbb
Game Notes: Southeast Missouri

Midweek Tilt
Southeast Missouri (7-10, 1-3) travels to Jacksonville State (8-10, 1-3) for a midweek matchup Wednesday. Tip-off is set for 8 p.m., CT, at Pete Mathews Coliseum.

Follow the Redhawks
Wednesday's game will be broadcast live on the radio at ESPN 92.9 FM and Real Rock 99.3 FM. Erik Sean will provide play-by-play. Live stats can be accessed online at JSUGamecockSports.com. Free video is available online at the OVC Digital Network.

OVC East Division
Southeast faces its fifth Ohio Valley Conference East Division opponent when it visits Jacksonville State. Each of the Redhawks first six league games are against OVC East Division foes. Southeast is currently 1-3 vs. that side of the conference.

Series History
Jacksonville State owns a 12-5 lead in its all-time series against Southeast. The Redhawks are going for their second-straight win in the series after beating the Gamecocks, 87-70, in Cape Girardeau a year ago. Southeast has never won back-to-back games against JSU in the series which originated in 2003-04.

Johnson Breaks Career Blocks Record
Senior forward Nino Johnson broke Southeast's all-time career blocks record when he had two swats against Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 10). Johnson, who currently has 157 in his career, surpassed William "Bud" Eley (156 blocks, 1995-99) for the new mark. He leads the Redhawks and ranks second in the Ohio Valley Conference with 37 blocks in 17 starts this year.

At Pete Mathews Coliseum
Wednesday marks the eighth meeting between Southeast and Jacksonville State at Pete Mathews Coliseum. The Redhawks are 1-6 all-time on the Gamecocks homecourt. Southeast's only win over JSU in Jacksonville was a 76-67 victory on Dec. 19, 2010. The Gamecocks (7-1) are presently tied for first in the Ohio Valley Conference in home wins this season.

Bradley Leads the Nation in Free Throw Percentage
Jarekious Bradley leads the nation in free throw percentage after going a perfect 18-of-18 in his first four Ohio Valley Conference games. Bradley has missed only three times at the charity stripe this season, knocking down 46-of-49 attempts. He boasts a .939 free throw percentage and enters Wednesday's game with a career-long streak of 30-consecutive free throws made. Bradley's last miss was with 6:30 left vs. Southern Illinois on Dec. 10.

NCAA Division I Free Throw Percentage Leaders (Through Games of Jan. 13, 2015)
Jarekious Bradley, Southeast Missouri          .939
Joseph Young, Oregon                                  .931
Rashad Madden, Arkansas                           .922
Nic Moore, SMU                                            .922

Keep it Going
Jarekious Bradley's streak of 30-consecutive free throws made this season is the longest of any Ohio Valley Conference player. Bradley's streak is also the longest by a Southeast player since Lucas Nutt made 22 in a row during the 2010-11 campaign. The OVC record for most consecutive free throws made in a season is 46 by Glen Napier of Morehead State in 1981-82.

Last Time Out
Southeast went without a field goal in the last 8:08 of its recent 68-55 loss to Ohio Valley Conference East Division leader Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 10). The Redhawks, who trailed by five (55-50), fell victim to a decisive 13-0 run in the final six minutes of the game. Southeast went a stretch of 5:32 where it did not score.

Give it up for Jones
Since being inserted in the starting lineup on Jan. 3, walk-on Isiah Jones has gone three-straight games with double figures in the scoring column. Jones scored 13 points at Tennessee State (Jan. 3), a season-high 20 vs. Morehead State (Jan. 8) and 10 vs. Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 10). He shot 46.8 percent (15-of-32) from the field, knocked down eight threes and grabbed 18 rebounds in those three starts combined. Jones raised his scoring average from 5.9 to 7.4 points per game this month alone.

Adeoye Plays Strong
Aaron Adeoye posted his sixth double-digit effort of the season when he scored 12 points and grabbed seven rebounds in 34 minutes against Eastern Kentucky (Jan. 10). Adeoye made 5-of-9 field goals, had three blocks and collected a steal, as well. His 12 points surpassed the point total (7) in his previous three games combined.

Three-Point Note
Jacksonville State is last in the Ohio Valley Conference in three-point field goal percentage (.286), but is second in the league defending the three. Opponents are shooting just .310 (86-of-277) beyond the arc against the Gamecocks this year. Meanwhile, Southeast is 11th in the OVC in three-point field goal percentage (.302) and 12th in three-point field goal percentage defense (.405).

Road Update
Southeast ended a five-game losing streak on the road when it beat Tennessee State, 77-62, on Jan. 3. The Redhawks improved to 2-7 away from Cape Girardeau this season and recorded their first road win since defeating Central Arkansas, 74-68, on Nov. 22. Southeast won three of its last four Ohio Valley Conference road games.

Starting Streak
Nino Johnson has started in 23-consecutive games dating back to last season, presently the longest streak among active players. Johnson scored double figures 13 times and pulled down double-digit rebounds on five occasions during that stretch. The last time Johnson wasn't in the starting lineup was vs. UT Martin on Feb. 12, 2014.

Block Party
Southeast enters the week as the Ohio Valley Conference leader in blocked shots. The Redhawks, who have 78 swats in 17 games, are averaging 4.6 per contest. Nino Johnson leads Southeast and ranks second in the league behind Austin Peay's Chris Horton (39) with 37 blocks.

About Jacksonville State
Jacksonville State suffered its first home loss of the season at the hands of red-hot Murray State on Jan. 11. JSU lost six of its last seven games. The Gamecocks also played three overtime contests this season. Darion Rackley leads the team with 15.1 points per game and is coming off a career-high 28 points off the bench against Murray State. Rackley is sixth in the Ohio Valley Conference in scoring. JSU is currently the league's worst three-point shooting team, making 103-of-360 shots for just 28.6 percent.