UAH at Trevecca Nazarene
Monday, Nov. 30 | 7 p.m. | Nashville, Tenn.
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BACK ON THE ROAD: The 19th-ranked Chargers (3-1) return to action Monday night when the team travels to Nashville for the final non-conference contest of the season, making a return trip to face Trevecca Nazarene – UAH's final opponent before Thanksgiving week. The tip is slated for 7 p.m., and the game can be heard in the Tennessee Valley on 97.7 The Zone with Steve Moulton on the call.
 
RECAPPING LAST WEEKEND: UAH played at home for the first time in the new campaign a week ago, knocking off Stillman 93-78 before turning around to beat TNU 85-78. Four Chargers averaged double figures over the weekend with Greg Gardner's 20.0 points per game leading the way.
 
UNABLE TO DIVIDE BY ZERO: Gardner's overall play was terrific during the homestand as he also dished out 12 assists, grabbed 11 rebounds, and continued his streak of no turnovers to start the season. Because of the fact that he has no giveaways, the senior's assist-to-turnover ratio currently is unable to be defined, though the conference statistical rankings list him at a league-best "infinity."
 
INSIDE GAME STRONG: Traditionally one of the nation's top teams in 3-point shooting, the Chargers have been impressive in the paint early on this season, averaging nearly 40 points per game inside. UAH's season-best so far came in the opener when it scored 44 paint points.
 
CLEANING UP THE GLASS: UAH features two of the GSC's top rebounders as Seab Webster is seventh with 7.8 boards per game while Preston Herring is averaging 7.3 per contest, and that performance has allowed UAH to hold a GSC-best 10.3 rebounding margin on the season.
 
ABOUT THE TROJANS: TNU fell to 1-5 on the season after dropping an 86-80 decision to McKendree on Saturday. Both Byron Sanford and Matt Gamberoni scored 20 in the setback, and they both continued to sit on top of the offensive ledger for the Trojans, averaging 19.5 and 12.5 points per game, respectively.
 
SERIES HISTORY: The win in the Rocket City leveled the all-time series history at 7-7, but the Trojans have won the past two meetings in the Music City.