March 24) - Emory University's Chase Fawsett has been selected to the All-Region second team by D3hoops.com. This is the second consecutive year Fawsett has made the all-region team.

This season, Fawsett averaged 18.8 points, a team-high, and 7.5 rebounds per game. In conference play, Fawsett ranked second in points, seventh in FG percentage, and 10th in rebounds per game. Fawsett became the seventh player in Eagle history to score over 1,000 points for his career this season

The sports information directors nominated and voted for five players on three teams for each region.

Fawsett was selected to the All-Region third team last season. Fawsett is the first Emory player since Matt Maguire in 1998 to be named to an all-region team.

(March 2) - Three Emory University players were recognized in voting for the All-University Athletic Association teams. Chase Fawsett received first-team honors, Clayton Fuller second-team honors, and Rashawn Allen honorable mention.

Fawsett on the season averaged 18.8 points and 7.5 rebounds per game. He shot 55.3 percent from the field, fifth best in school history. In conference play, Fawsett ranked second in points, seventh in FG percentage, and 10th in rebounds per game. Fawsett ranks sixth in school history for career points scored and rebounds.

Fuller averaged 18.5 points, 8.0 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game on the season. He had career-high averages in rebounds, points, and steals. Against conference teams, Fuller ranked sixth in free throw percentage, ninth in points and 12th in rebounds. In two seasons, Fuller ranks eighth all-time at Emory in career free throws made, 14th in career steals, 15th in career points, and 16th in career rebounds.

Allen averaged 11.4 points and 4.7 assists this season. Allen had career-high averages in minutes played, rebounds, assists, and blocks. In conference play Allen ranked fourth in assists, sixth in steals and sixth in assist/turnover ratio. Allen recorded 117 assists on the season, ranking him fifth all time in school history for most assists in a season. He ranks fourth all-time at Emory in career assists, 10th in career steals and 18th in career points.

(Feb. 28) - Rashawn Allen's basket with six seconds left gave Emory University a 79-77 win at Case Western Reserve University (Ohio) in the season finale.

Allen also had a last-second game winner against Carnegie Mellon Jan.25. He finished the day with 16 points, 10 rebounds and five assists.

Chase Fawsett scored 19 points and grabbed nine rebounds. He moved past Nick Pastis (1989-93) into sixth place on the school's all-time scoring list. Fawsett also moved into eighth place on the Emory list for career rebounds, surpassing Karel Gless (1999-2003).

Clayton Fuller tallied 19 points and five rebounds. Fuller finished the season as the team rebound leader with 191 bettering his total of 139 last season. He finished second on the team in scoring, nine points behind Fawsett. Fuller's 443 points this season exceeded his 363 points last season.

Emory connected on 25 of 28 free throws for a season high 89.3 percent. Its previous high was 89.2 percent (33-37) against U. of the South Nov. 25.

There were 16 lead changes and 11 ties in the game. Emory trailed at halftime, 43-37. This is the second time this season the Eagles won a game after trailing at halftime, the other being its home finale against Oglethorpe.

This is the eighth consecutive season Emory has ended with a win, third straight against Case Reserve. Fawsett has been the team's high scorer in the last three season finales.

The game marked the collegiate farewell to graduating seniors Robert Spivey and Matt Smith.

(Feb. 22) - Shawn Bailey scored a career-high 15 points but Emory University lost to the No. 3 ranked team in the nation, 74-56 at University of Rochester (N.Y.).

Bailey connected on 6 of 14 field goal attempts and 3 of 4 free throw attempts. He added four rebounds. Bailey's previous high was seven points against Chicago Feb. 13.

Chase Fawsett scored 18 to lead the Eagles in scoring for the 10th time this season and the sixth time in the last seven games.

(Feb. 20) - Chase Fawsett scored 27 points in defeat as Emory University fell at Carnegie Mellon University (Pa.), 86-79.

Fawsett was 9 of 13 from the field. For the season, he is shooting 55.8 percent from the field, on pace for the fourth-best mark in school history. Fawsett already owns the second-best mark with 57.4 percent shooting in 2001-02. This was Fawsett's eighth 20-point game of the season. He also had nine rebounds.

Clayton Fuller picked up his seventh "double double" of the season and his second in as many games. He had 19 points and 10 rebounds.

Robert Spivey and Rashwan Allen added 13 and 11 points, respectively.

The Eagles trailed by 10 points, 78-68, with five minutes left in the game. An 11-0 streak put Emory ahead, 79-78, with 1:21 left. Carnegie scored the last eight points for the win.

The roller coaster was reminiscent of the earlier meeting between these two teams this season, won by Emory Jan. 25 on a last-second basket by Rashawn Allen.

(Feb. 19) - Two Emory University players have been named to the Academic All-District teams selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Chase Fawsett made the first team, and Clayton Fuller was named to the second team.

Fawsett holds a 3.60 GPA majoring in Biology. This season he broke the 1,000 point barrier, the seventh Eagle to reach that milestone and the third fastest.

Fuller holds a 3.46 GPA majoring in English. He has 13 20-point games and has recorded six "double doubles" on the season.

(Feb. 18) - Listen to audio highights of Emory games last weekend. The action is described by TEAMLINE announcers Sam Radin and Rich Sullivan.

vs. Chicago

• Shawn Bailey clutch rebound (.wav)

vs. Washington

• Robert Spivey field goal (.mp3)
• Robert Spivey with hot hand (.mp3)

(Feb. 17) - Emory University won its final home game of the season by a score of 89-81 over Oglethorpe University.

Clayton Fuller scored 26 points and collected 15 rebounds for his sixth "double double" of the season. He has scored at least 20 points in 13 of the 22 Eagles games this season. Fuller leads the team in both scoring and rebounding.

Chase Fawsett added a "double double" of his own, his seventh of the season and second straight, scoring 17 and gathering 12 boards. Fawsett finished the first half with two points and two rebounds after playing five minutes because of early foul trouble.

This is the third time this season that Fuller and Fawsett have had "double doubles" in the same game. The previous two times were both games against LaGrange College (Ga).

Emory has now won six straight home finales. The Eagles are 10-8 all time in their last home game of the year, and are 3-0 when playing Oglethorpe in their final home game of the season.

(Feb. 15) - Emory University was knocked off by Washington University (Mo.), 86-68.

Chase Fawsett led Emory in scoring for the fourth consecutive game, eighth time this season, with 16 points. He also had 10 rebounds for his sixth "double double" of the season.

Jeff Hall tied his season high with 15 points, a feat he has done twice before. Hall was 5-of-10 from the field, 3-of-4 from three-point territory and 2-of-2 at the line. Hall had 15 points against Case Western Reserve Jan. 10 and Carnegie Mellon Jan. 25.

Rashawn Allen led the Eagles with six assists. He boosted his season total to 103, bettering his personal high of 100 set last season.

This is the eighth time an Eagle has amassed 100 assists in a season. Allen is third Emory player ever to have two 100-assist seasons.

Allen needs seven more assists to tie Paul Schuliger for fourth place on the school's all-time list for season assists. Schuliger had 110 assists in 1990-91.

Allen needs 17 more assists to tie for third place with Paul Damm who had 120 assists in 1988-89.

Earlier this season, Emory beat Washington in St. Louis.

(Feb. 13) - Emory University's Chase Fawsett scored 19 points in a 73-67 win over University of Chicago (Ill.). Four players scored in double digits for the Eagles.

Fawsett shot 8-of-15 from the field. This is the 15th game of the season that Fawsett has shot 50 percent or better from the field. He also shot 3-of-4 from the free throw line.

Behind Fawsett, Clayton Fuller scored 12 points in 23 minutes. Robert Spivey scored 12 points, shooting 3-of-4 from behind the arc. Justin Zale added 10 points. In his first start of his career, freshman swingman Shawn Bailey scored a career-high seven points and grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds.

Rashawn Allen had a game-high eight assists. Allen needs three assists to tie his personal best for assists in a season. He currently ranks eighth in school history for most assists in a season.

(Feb. 9) - Chase Fawsett reached the 1,000 career point milestone in Sunday's game at New York University. The historic point came on a jumper with 9:36 left in the second half.

Fawsett becomes the seventh Eagle to reach the milestone and the third fastest to score 1,000 points. He did it in 68 career games, just behind David Gaynes (1986-90) who did it in 66 games and All-American Tim Garrett (1986-90) who did it in 61 games.

Fawsett, with 1,008 career points, needs 60 points to take sole possession of sixth place on the school's all-time career scoring list. Ahead of him is Nick Pastis (1989-93) with 1,067 points.

(Feb. 8) - Emory University came up short at the buzzer in a 73-71 loss at New York University. The game featured nine ties and 17 lead changes.

Four Eagles ended in double figure for scoring. Chase Fawsett led the team with 16 points on 5-of-9 shooting from the field. He was 20-of-29 (.690) from the field for the weekend.

Justin Zale equaled his career highs for points (12) and rebounds (7). He also had 12 points and seven rebounds against Carnegie Mellon Jan. 25.

Emory's biggest lead was seven points in the first half. New York's biggst lead was eight in the second half.

(Feb. 6) - Chase Fawsett scored a career-high 31 points but it was not enough as Emory University lost at Brandeis University (Mass.), 82-72.

Fawsett sank 15 of 20 field goal attempts, grabbed seven rebounds along with two assists and one steal in 35 minutes.

Fawsett's previous career high was 28 points, accomplished on two occasions. It was his seventh 20-point game of the season.

Fawsett tied the single-game high for points by an Eagle this season. Clayton Fuller had 31 against Maryville (Tenn.) Dec. 6.

The school record for points in a game is 39 by Terry Gorsuch, ironically against Brandeis, on Jan. 20, 1989.

Fawsett was one field goal shy of the school record achieved three times, including Gorsuch in his record-setting game against Brandeis.

Emory led by six at halftime and by 11 early in the second half. The two teams were tied at 68 with 3:44 left.

(Feb. 1) - Four Emory University players scored in double digits in a 92-86 loss to Brandeis University (Mass.).

Clayton Fuller dropped a game high of 26 points while grabbing seven rebounds and dishing out six assists. He shot 10-for-16 from the field and 4-for-6 from behind the arc.

Chase Fawsett added 19 points shooting 8-for-15 from the field in only 27 minutes of play recovering from the flu. Both Matt Smith and Rashawn Allen scored 10 points. Allen though left the game early because of an ankle injury.

This is the first time since January 1996 that Emory lost at home to both NYU and Brandeis in the same weekend. Emory now has a win-loss record of 6-8 on Super Bowl Sunday, 2-2 against Brandeis. This was the ninth time this season that Emory has had four or more players score in double digits.

(Jan. 30) - Rashawn Allen scored a season-high 27 points for Emory University in a 94-77 loss to New York University.

Allen connected three times from behind the arc in the first half, shooting 3-for-5 on three-point field goals.

Clayton Fuller added 20 points for Emory (8-8, 3-3) along with eight rebounds and four steals. He also attempted 15 free throws, tying him with Paul Damm for fourth-most free throw attempts in Emory history.

This was the sixth time this season that two Eagles have scored 20 points or more in a game.

New York shot 61.5 percent from the field in the first half and 62.5 percent in the second half.

The Eagles were without their second-leading scorer and rebounder, Chase Fawsett, who was out with the flu.

(Jan. 26) - Listen to audio highights of Emory's last-second win against Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) Jan. 25. The action is described by TEAMLINE announcers Sam Radin and Rich Sullivan.

• Jeff Hall shot from wing (.mp3)
• Jeff Hall sinks fifth straight trey (.mp3)
• Matt Smith ties game (.mp3)
• Rashawn Allen wins game (.mp3)

(Jan. 26) - Listen to audio highights of Emory' close loss to the No. 2 team in the nation, Rochester (N.Y.) Jan. 23. The action is described by TEAMLINE announcers Sam Radin and Rich Sullivan.

• Rashawn Allen field goal (.wav)
• Clayton Fuller basket (.wav)
• Rochester three-pointer (.wav)

(Jan. 25) - Rashawn Allen's jumper with 1.5 seconds remaining gave Emory University an 83-81 win against Carnegie Mellon University (Pa.).

Emory trailed by four, 81-77, with 1:43 left. Robert Spivey made a pair of free throws. Matt Smith sank a field goal to tie it with 21 seconds left.

Chase Fawsett recorded his fifth "double double" of the season with 25 points and 11 rebounds. His season high for points is 26, achieved twice. He was 10 of 15 from the field, the 11th time in 15 games he has shot at least 50 percent from the field.

Jeff Hall finished with 15 points, thanks to 5-of-6 shooting from beyond the three-point arc. Allen added 14 points, three assists and four steals. Justin Zale had a season-high 12 points.

Clayton Fuller, the team's leading scorer, did not play because of the flu.

(Jan. 23) - Clayton Fuller scored a game-high 21 points for Emory University in a 75-72 loss to the University of Rochester (N.Y.), ranked second in the nation.

The Eagles ended the first half of the game with a 13-5 run, giving them a 47-39 lead at halftime. Emory shot 61.3 percent in the first half.

This marked the 10th time this season that Fuller has scored 20 or more points in a game. He is averaging 20.4 points per game this season.

Trailing by as many as six points in the second half, Emory came back to take a four-point lead with two minutes and 41 seconds left in the game.

Matt Smith added 14 points for the Eagles in only 16 minutes played. Smith was perfect from the field in the game, making all five of his shots, including two three-point shots.

This is the second year in a row that Emory has lost a close game to Rochester at home. On February 7, 2003, Emory lost to Rochester, then ranked 11th in the nation, 68-67 at the Woodruff P.E. Center.

(Jan. 18) - Emory University suffered its first conference loss, 71-67 at University of Chicago. The Eagles were attempting to win at Washington (Mo.) and Chicago in the same weekend for the first time in school history.

Rashawn Allen was the statistical leader for Emory with his 15 points, seven rebounds, eight assists, two steals and 40 minutes played. This is the second time this season that someone other than Clayton Fuller or Chase Fawsett led the team outright in scoring, both times by Allen.

Allen has 17 assists this weekend, including nine at Washington. He moved into fourth place on the school's all-time list for career assists.

Emory shot 50 percent, the fifth time it has reached that plateau this season. Oddly the team has won two of those five games.

This is the Eagles' first loss this season in which it had more assists than turnovers. Emory had 17 assists and 11 turnovers.

Emory led by five at halftime, 35-30, and by nine, 60-51, with 5:30 remaining in the game.

(Jan. 16) - Emory University knocked off the defending conference champion with a 92-85 win at Washington University (Mo.). Clayton Fuller's 25 points led four Eagles in double-digit scoring.

It was the ninth 20-point game this season for Fuller. Robert Spivey had a season high with 19 points thanks to 4-of-6 shooting from three-point territory.

Chase Fawsett tallied 18 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field. This was 10th time in 12 games this season that Fawsett has shot 50 percent or better.

Rashawn Allen added 12 points with a season-high nine assists against two turnovers. Jeff Hall was credited with five assists and one turnover.

Emory racked up 18 assists and 12 turnovers, the fourth time this season it had more assists than turnovers. The Eagles are 4-0 in those games.

Emory sank 29 of 33 free throws for 87.9 percent shooting. The only time those numbers have been bettered this season was against University of the South (Tenn.) Nov. 25 with 33 successful free throws and an 89.2 percent success rate.

This was Emory's first win against Washington since Feb. 14, 1999, which also was in St. Louis. Those are the only two times Emory has won in St. Louis since the conference began play in 1987.

It was the third loss for Washington in its last 39 home games.

(Jan. 13) - Two Emory University players scored 20 or more points in a loss to LaGrange College (Ga.) 88-78. Clayton Fuller led the team in points with 28 and also snatched 13 rebounds. Chase Fawsett dropped 26 as well as grabbing a team-high 17 rebounds. For the ninth time this season Fuller and Fawsett have both scored 10 or more points in a game.

Fuller recorded his fifth "double-double" on the season. He had four consecutive "double doubles" in the first four games of the season. Fuller leads the team in both points per game (20.5) and rebounds per game (9.5). Fawsett for the fifth time this season scored 20 or more points in a game. He also is second on the team, behind Fuller, in points per game (18.5) and rebounds per game (8.5).

(Jan. 10) - Six Emory University players scored in double digits, led by Chase Fawsett with 20 points, as the Eagles won their conference opener, 105-67 against Case Western Reserve University (Ohio).

This is the second time Emory has scored 100 points in a game this season. The other was at Oglethorpe Dec. 3. Last season, the Eagles cracked the century mark once (Feb. 9 against Carnegie Mellon).

This is the fourth 20-point game of the season for Fawsett. He had eight last season, including the last three games.

Other double-digit scorers were Jeff Hall (15 points), Rashawn Allen (14), Robert Spivey (12), Justin Zale (11), Clayton Fuller (10). All started the game except Zale who came off the bench to sink all five of his field goal attempts in seven minutes.

Emory shot a season-high 59.4 percent from the field and set another high with 11 three-point field goals (in 20 attempts). The 11 treys is three shy of the school record.

(Jan. 7) - Listen to audio highight of Emory's win last night against Piedmont (Ga.). The action is described by TEAMLINE announcers Sam Radin and Rich Sullivan.

• Rashawn Allen three-pointer (.wav)
• Clayton Fuller rebound and basket (.wav)
• Jeff Hall three-pointer (.wav)

(Jan. 6) - Rashawn Allen and Clayton Fuller each scored 23 points to help Emory University to its first win of the calendar year, 83-69 against Piedmont College (Ga.).

Emory carried an 11-point lead into the intermission, 38-27. Piedmont closed within one, 38-37, three minutes into the second half. Fuller then scored on a layup and Allen sank a three-pointer to expand the lead.

This is the fourth time this season that two Emory players have scored 20 or more points in a game. Fuller has been one of the 20-point scorers in all four such contests.

This also is the fourth time this season Emory has held its opponent under 70 points. The Eagles are 3-1 in those games, losing only in the final seconds at Savannah Art & Design.

Exactly one year ago, Emory's perfect 7-0 start ended with an 88-80 loss at Piedmont.

(Jan. 2) - Emory opened the New Year with a last-second loss on the road, 67-65 at Savannah College of Art & Design (Ga.).

Emory tied the game at 65 with 36 seconds left on two free throws by Chase Fawsett, who finished with a team-high 20 points and seven rebounds. SCAD then nailed a five-foot baseline jumper with 5.2 seconds left.

The Eagles had two chances to send the game into overtime. Fawsett had a driving layup that was blocked. Clayton Fuller got the rebound on the miss but his jumper from the top of the key bounced off the front iron as time expired.

Emory, which led 37-28 at the half, expanded its lead to 13 points (43-30) on a three-pointer by Jeff Hall with 18:30 remaining in the game. It was one of nine treys by the Eagles in the game.

SCAD, which shot 65.4 percent (17-of-26) in the second half, put together a 14-2 run together over the next three minutes to close to within one point, 45-44.

The Eagles responded with seven unanswered points capped off by a Hall three-pointer to take a 53-44 lead with 12:21 remaining. SCAD used a 15-3 run that was capped off by a trey with 5:30 left to take a 63-60 lead. It was only the second time the Bees had led in the game.

Robert Spivey, who hit six three-pointers for the Eagles, finished with 18 points.

(Story courtesy of SCAD Sports Information Director Michael MacEachern)

(Dec. 9) Four players scored in double figures for Emory University in a 70-61 win against University of the South (Tenn.).

Chase Fawsett led the way with his third "double double" of the season thanks to 14 points and 17 rebounds. The 17 boards is the ninth-best total in school history. [The record is 21 by Tim Garrett on Jan. 12, 1987.] Fawsett also had six steals, ninth best ever in a game by an Eagle.

Also in double-figure scoring were Rashawn Allen (15 points), Robert Spivey (14), and Clayton Fuller (10).

Emory improves to 4-3 in its final game of the calendar year.

(Dec. 6) Emory University lost its second straight game to Maryville College (Tenn.), 83-73.

Clayton Fuller led the Eagles, scoring 31 points and gathering nine rebounds. Fuller was one rebound shy of his fifth "double double" in six games this season. The 31 points are a season high for Fuller, who has led the team in scoring in all but one game this season.

Fuller also connected on five of six three point attempts. This is three shy of the school record for three pointers, set by current Emory assistant coach Richard Sommers on Nov. 16, 2001.

Chase Fawsett added 13 points and nine rebounds. Fawsett was one rebound shy of his second straight "double double." This was the first game this season in which no Eagle has had a "double double."

Maryville (6-1) beat Emory for the second time this season. Maryville is ranked 19th nationally in Division III, according to d3hoops.com.

(Dec 5) Emory University lost its home opener to the University of Puget Sound (WA), 126-96.

Emory was led by Chase Fawsett who recorded his second "double double" of the season. Fawsett led all players in scoring, with 26 points, and rebounding, with 12.

Clayton Fuller added 22 points and seven rebounds. This is the second consecutive game in which Fuller and Fawsett have both scored at least 20 points.

The 126 points scored by Puget Sound is the second most ever against the Eagles. Prior to this game, the Eagles had not allowed a team to score 100 points since February 8th, 2002.

(Dec 3) - Six Emory University players scored in double digits to lead Emory to a 102-91 win at Oglethorpe University (Ga.)

Clayton Fuller and Chase Fawsett scored 25 and 24 points, respectively. This is the first time since February 26, 2003, that two Emory players scored 20 or more points in a game. [In that game, Rashawn Allen, Fawsett, and Fuller scored 24, 22, and 20 points, respectively, against Stillman College, (Ala.)].

Fuller also snatched 10 rebounds, recording his fourth consecutive "double double" on the season. This season Fuller is leading the team in both points (23.0) and rebounds per game (12.0).

This is the first time this season the Eagles scored 100 or more points, a feat accomplished once last season. The Eagles had a 58.1 field goal percentage, shooting 36-for-62.

Robert Spivey scored 16 points. Jeff Hall had 11 points, and Allen, while dishing out eight assists, and Matt Smith both recorded 10 points.

(Nov. 25) -  Clayton Fuller racked up his third consecutive "double double" to help Emory University to a 79-62 win at the University of the South (Tenn.).

Fuller scored 24 points and grabbed 12 rebounds. He had one "double double" all of last season which came in the finale when he had 11 points and 10 boards against Case Western Reserve (Ohio).

The Eagles converted 33 of 37 free throws in the contest. Fuller was a perfect 10 of 10 at the line.

Chase Fawsett contributed 16 points. Rashawn Allen scored 13 and dished out seven assists. Matt Smith had six points and 10 rebounds.

(Nov. 22) - Emory University won its first game of the season, 89-84 versus LaGrange College (Ga.).

For the second consecutive game, Clayton Fuller recorded a "double double" and was the high scorer for Emory, this time with 23 points and 16 rebounds.

Matt Smith scored 21 points, Chase Fawsett 18 and Robert Spivey 10. Fawsett also had 11 rebounds for a "double double" of his own.

(Nov. 21) - Emory University dropped its season opener at Maryville College (Tenn.), 95-62.

Emory was led by Clayton Fuller with a "double double" on 21 points and 10 rebounds. Fuller shot 6-for-12 from the field and 9-for-12 at the line.

Chase Fawsett racked up 17 points and seven rebounds.

Maryville, which is ranked No. 25 in the nation by d3hoops.com, shot 51 percent from the field and 68 percent from three-point range.

Last season, Emory beat Maryville in Atlanta on a buzzer-beater by Fawsett.

(Nov. 20) - Emory University is predicted to place fourth in the University Athletic Association standings this season, according to its annual coaches' poll.

Emory returns three starters from the team that finished fourth last season. Emory received two second-place votes and was one point behind Chicago for third place.

The Rochester Yellowjackets (NY) are favored to win the UAA championship after finishing runner-up last season.

(Nov 20) - Emory University looks to maintain momentum from last season when it finished 14-11. Eight players are returning, while seven freshmen join the squad.

Among the returnees are starters and captains Chase Fawsett, Clayton Fuller, and Rashawn Allen.

Fawsett led last year's team in scoring (15.3) and field goal percentage (.550), earning third-team All-Region, first-team All-Conference and team MVP honors.

Fuller, earning second-team All-Conference and team Rookie of the Year honors, led the conference in free-throw percentage (.807) and was second on the team in scoring (15.1).

Allen earned the team's Best Defensive Player and Most Improved Player awards, leading the conference in steals (58), and the team in assists (100) and three-point field goals (50).

Matt Smith and Robert Spivey return as the team's seniors. Smith led the team in three-point field goal percentage (.415).
Spivey, with a .857 career free-throw percentage, is on pace to break Emory's career record.

(Nov 19) - Basketball players just want to play. They work out and practice all year in effort to be ready for this moment, the start of the season. Teamline broadcaster Sam Radin sat down with Eagle guard Rashawn Allen. Allen says he is ready to get out there and compete, and is glad that Emory's first opponent this year is a tough one.

Click here to listen to the interview.

The Eagles are hoping to start this season the same way the ended last year: with a winning streak. With a number of key players returning, the ability to score is evident.

All of Emory's home games can be heard via Teamline with Sam Radin and Rich Sullivan. For more information about Teamline, click on "Schedule" on this page, then you'll see the Teamline logo at the top of the next page and you can find out how you can enjoy live play-by-play coverage of Emory's home games from anywhere in the world. Sam and Rich begin their third season together as Emory's Teamline announcers.