Gettysburg College Athletics

OPENING TIP: Tonight's Centennial Conference (CC) game marks the 204th all-time between Gettysburg (5-2, 2-1 CC) and Dickinson (2-4, 1-2 CC) in a series that dates back to 1901. The Bullets lead the all-time series 120-83 and have won four of the last seven since a seven-game Red Devil winning streak between 2016 and 2019.

WHEN LAST WE MET: Gettysburg pulled away from Dickinson in the second half to pick up a road win 81-65 on Jan. 18. Nate Williams led the Bullets, establishing a career high with 21 points that included 14 second-half points. He also had six rebounds and two steals. Martin Mann led the Red Devils with 19 points. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

LAST TIME OUT: Gettysburg scored the first nine points of the game and never looked back, defeating Washington (Md.) 70-39 on Saturday. Carl Schaller poured in a game- and season-high 21 points – all of which came in the first half. He drained a career-high six triples as part of his outburst. He added four steals, four rebounds and three assists. Precieux Tshibangu led the Shoremen with 13 points. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

DEFENSIVELY MINDED: Gettysburg enters tonight's action ranked atop the conference in blocks and rebounds. The Bullets are swatting away an average of 5.3 shots per game, which is nearly a full block a game higher than any other team in the league. Gettysburg is also the best rebounding team in the CC at 41.71 per game, including grabbing 30.57 per game on the defensive end. The team's +5.4 rebounding margin is second best in the conference. Ryan McKeon leads the way in both statistical categories individually, grabbing 8.3 boards per game and recording 11 blocked shots. 

LAST TIME OUT: Dickinson dropped its second straight conference game at the hands of 14th-ranked Swarthmore on Saturday, 67-55. Isaiah Edmond led the Red Devils with 15 points while Nate Ogbu also reached double figures with 10. (Full Recap) (Box Score)

TRYING TO FIND THE O: Dickinson enters action tonight as the worst scoring offense in the conference, averaging just 53.5 points per game, which is 4.5 below Washington and 11.3 fewer than McDaniel and the rest of the league. The Red Devils do, however, boast the No. 4 scoring defense at 64.8 points per game. Dickinson has not scored more than 65 points in any game this season and have registered 56 or fewer in its four losses. Conversely, the defense has allowed more than 67 just twice, including 79 to Muhlenberg last Tuesday when the Mules raced out to a 40-18 halftime lead.