THIS WEEK
Sun., Feb. 7 - at Army 12 p.m. EST (CBS College Sports)      Game Notes

The Colgate University men's basketball team (6-15, 2-5) will look for its first road win in league play when it travels to Army (12-9, 2-5) on Super Bowl Sunday. The game will be aired live on CBS College Sports Network.

THE SERIES WITH ARMY
This will be the 106th meeting between Colgate and Army with the Raiders leading the all-time series 54-51. Colgate has won the last three contests, including a 68-58 triumph in overtime when the teams met in Hamilton on Jan. 9. The Raiders have a 35-6 lead in the series since Patriot League play began, and 33-6 in regular-season League contests.

SCOUTING COLGATE (6-15, 2-5)
The Raiders had an outstanding offensive effort, but could not do enough to stop Navy and fell, 100-91, in Annapolis on Saturday. Colgate has dropped five of its last six games and is 2-5 in League play with a 6-15 overall record.
Senior guard Kyle Roemer (Martinez, Calif.) is Colgate's leading scorer and second in the Patriot League with 19.5 points per game, while sophomore Yaw Gyawu (Lilburn, Ga.) is averaging 15.5 per game. Roemer is averaging 5.7 rebounds per game, while classmate Ben Jonson (Dallas, Texas) is averaging 5.0 per game. Freshman point guard Mitch Rolls (Coffeyville, Kan.), leads the team in assists with 67 and is fifth in the Patriot League with 3.2 per game.

SCOUTING ARMY (12-9, 2-5)
The Black Knights lost for the third consecutive time as they did not hit a field goal for over 10 minutes down the stretch of a 55-48 defeat at Bucknell on Saturday. Army fell to 12-9 overall and 2-5 in the Patriot League with its first three-game losing skid of the year.
Army is led in scoring by Julian Simmons and Richard Cleveland who average 13.0 and 12.8 points per game. Cleveland also leads the team on the boards in league play with 5.1 per game.

SCORING DUOS
Colgate continues to get solid production from its prolific scoring duo. The Raiders boast two of the top five scorers in the Patriot League, with Kyle Roemer (19.5 ppg) second, and Yaw Gyawu (15.5) fourth.

ROEMER GOES OVER 1,500
Kyle Roemer became just the 19th player in Patriot League history to go over 1,500 career points. Roemer passed the mark during Saturday's 31-point effort against Navy, and now occupies 18th place in League annals with 1,505 points. He became just the seventh player in Colgate history with 1,500 points, and first since Adonal Foyle with 1,500 points and 400 rebounds. Roemer is also nearing the Patriot?League record book for three-pointers made.

ALL-LEAGUE HONORS
Point guard Mitch Rolls was named the Patriot League Men's Basketball Anaconda Rookie of the Week, following his performance against Stony Brook (Dec. 14). This marks the first-ever weekly honor for Rolls and the first for a Raider this season.

THE DAVIS FILE
Head coach Emmett Davis (St. Lawrence, 1984) is in his 12th year in charge at Colgate, owning the most wins in school history with 154.
During coach Davis' decade long tenure, the Colgate program has been a model of consistency.  In nine of his 11 seasons, Davis has led the Raiders to either the upper division of the Patriot League standings or advanced the team to the semifinals or finals of the conference tournament.  From 2001-2004 the Raiders finished with three consecutive regular season winning records (2001-02…17-10, 2002-03…14-13, and 2003-04…14-13) and in 2007-08 the Raiders tied the school record for wins in a season with 18.
Davis reached another career milestone in November 2005, as Colgate defeated Matt Doherty's Florida Atlantic team 78-74 earning coach Davis his 100th career victory making him just the fifth coach in school history to win 100 games.

PATRIOT LEAGUE PRESEASON POLL
The Raiders have been selected fifth in the Patriot League preseason poll in voting done by the league coaches and sports information directors.
Holy Cross notched 13 first-place votes and 95 points overall to claim the top spot, and were followed in order by Lehigh (78), Bucknell (63), Army (59), Colgate (51), American (45), Navy (43) and Lafayette (14).

The Raiders made the Patriot League semifinals for the second straight time last season, and have five starters back in the lineup. That group includes the top three scorers from last year, as Mike Venezia (10.8 ppg), Ben Jonson (10.4) and Yaw Gyawu (10.2) all averaged in double figures. The Raiders also bring back senior guard/forward Kyle Roemer, a Second-Team All-Patriot League pick in 2007-08 who missed the 2008-09 season with an injury.

UP NEXT
Colgate will continue Patriot League play on the road Wednesday, Feb. 10 as it travels to Lafayette. The game is schedule to begin at 7 p.m. EST. and will be aired live on Patriot League All-Access.