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Hatters Continue Savannah Invitational Play Tuesday at Air Force

Stetson men's basketball looks to snap a two-game losing streak when the Hatters visit Air Force, 9 p.m., EDT Tuesday at Clune Arena in Colorado Springs, Colo. The game can be seen on the Mountain West Network, a digital streaming platform.
 
The Hatters (2-2) are also hoping to rebound from a poor shooting performance in Sunday's 73-50 loss at East Carolina. Stetson shot just 20 percent from the field, including a 3 for 31 effort from beyond the arc. Stetson did, however, limit the Pirates to 42 percent shooting while forcing 21 turnovers.
 
Stetson currently has four players in double figures in scoring, led by sophomore forward Derick Newton's 17.0 points per game. Divine Myles (16.5), Angel Rivera (12.3) and Luke Doyle (10.5) also average more than 10 points per game.
 
Air Force owns a perfect 4-0 record following an 87-62 win over Florida A&M on Monday. The Falcons, who have played all four of their game at home this season, also boast four players who score in double figures, led by Jacob Van's 13.3 scoring average.
 
News & Notes
•This is the second game of the Savannah Invitational for both teams
•Stetson is averaging 11.8 turnovers per game, fewest in the ASUN Conference
•The Hatters have forced 15 or more turnovers in three of the first four games
•Angel Rivera has moved into the Stetson career top 10 in assists. The junior now has 290, good for 9th.
•Derick Newton has scored in double figures in 9 straight games dating back to last season
•This is Stetson's first visit to the Centennial State since November of 2014 when the Hatters faced Northern Colorado and Florida A&M in Greeley over Thanksgiving weekend
•Clay Verk is returning to his home state. The freshman forward prepped at ThunderRidge High in Highlands Ranch.
•Second-year assistant coach Kevin Dux is a native of Boulder. He attended Fairview High School before playing basketball at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
 
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Players Mentioned

Luke Doyle

#33 Luke Doyle

G
6' 5"
Junior
Divine Myles

#4 Divine Myles

G
5' 11"
Junior
Derick Newton

#22 Derick Newton

F
6' 6"
Sophomore
Angel Rivera

#5 Angel Rivera

G
5' 8"
Junior
Clay Verk

#15 Clay Verk

F
6' 8"
Freshman

Players Mentioned

Luke Doyle

#33 Luke Doyle

6' 5"
Junior
G
Divine Myles

#4 Divine Myles

5' 11"
Junior
G
Derick Newton

#22 Derick Newton

6' 6"
Sophomore
F
Angel Rivera

#5 Angel Rivera

5' 8"
Junior
G
Clay Verk

#15 Clay Verk

6' 8"
Freshman
F