Rollins Battles PBA AS Klusman Seeks 700th Win.

The Rollins Tars will head to Palm Beach Atlantic on Friday night, as Coach Tom Klusman will seek his 700th win. It is a 6 PM tip  from Rubin Arena and you can catch all the action on RollinsSports.com as well as 91.5 FM WPRK Winter Park.
  Rollins (6-2 0-2 SSC) is coming off a 98-57 thrashing of Warner on Wednesday night. Hutton Yenor paced the Tars with a career high 21 points- Connor McKim scored 20- and- Trevor Recio netted 18 in the victory. Eric Castaneda had a team leading 10 rebounds.  Jakobi Bonner is leading the Tars in scoring putting up 17 a night and is hauling in a team leading 5.8 rebounds per contest.  McKim leads the team in assists at more than three per game to go along with his 14.9 points per night.  Yenor is also scoring in double figures- averaging 10.3 a game.  The Tars are scoring 82.5 points a game on offense which is good for third in the SSC. At the defensive end they are giving up 70.1 points per game which is fifth in the conference. The Tars have been very good on the glass, where they are out rebounding opponents by six a night.
  Klusman got his first win back on 1/12/80 when the Tars beat Webber 95-73.  Win number 95 came on 12/29/86 when he passed Boyd Coffie to become the winningest coach in Rollins history. Win #100 came on 1/8/87 vs Saint Leo. #200 was against Florida Tech on 1/15/92. Klusman picked up win #300 on 12/30/97 vs Baker University. He then secured win #400 on 12/6/03 vs Bluefield State. Win number 500 came against Eckerd on 1/30/08- while Klusman's 600th win was against Florida Tech on 1/19/13.
  PBA comes into the game 1-6 and 0-2 in the SSC. They have lost five straight. The Sailfish have lost to Lynn and Saint Leo in conference play. Jules Jasmin is the leading scorer for the Sailfish at 16.6 points a night. He also contributes 5.9 rebounds a contest. De'Ondre Jackson nets 14.3 per night- while Andrew Moemeka averages 8.8 points and grabs a team leading 6.2 rebounds a night.  PBA is at the bottom of the league in offense putting up 74.1 points a night- while giving up a league worst 80.3 points a contest.
The line presented by JuanBernalSportsbooks.com: Palm Beach Atlantic by 2.5