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Wright State junior guard continues to play well in Horizon League games

By Kyle Nagel | Sunday, February 5, 2012, 10:50 PM

Julius Mays, the Wright State junior guard, scored 20 points in a Raiders loss against Valparaiso on Saturday, and even though the Raiders stand in seventh place in the Horizon League, he has made his case as one of its best players.

After the weekend’s games, Mays leads the league in scoring in conference games, at 16.9 points per game. In league games, he leads the Raiders in scoring, assists, steals, minutes, field goal percentage (with at least 21 attempts), 3-point shooting and free throw shooting.

Here’s a look at Mays’ 12 Horizon League performances (with ranking in the league where possible).

16.9 Points (1)

3.7 Rebounds

2.0 Assists

1.5 Steals (7)

34.6 Minutes (4)

45.2 Field goal percentage

39.1 3-point percentage

87.7 Free throw percentage (1)

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