FRISCO, Texas – McNeese junior guard Roydell Brown has been diagnosed through the Southland Conference through incomes All-SLC honorable mention honors, the league office introduced on Monday, and the release of the postseason all-league guys’ basketball teams. Brown, a native of New Orleans, wrapped up his first year with the Cowboys as the crew’s leading scorer and rebounder and became voted on the honorable point-out crew by using league head coaches and sports facts directors despite missing the remaining 8 video games of the season because of an injured ankle. Brown averaged 14.5 factors and nine. Five rebounds in 23 games performed on the year, 22 in a starting position. In 10 convention video games played, he sank 19
Five factors per sport and hauled in nine. Two boards. He scored double-digits in 17 23 video games performed and netted 20 or extra factors in seven instances. At the time of his damage, he led the conference and ranked 14th within the kingdom with 11 double-double games. He also became the conference chief in rebounding. In his very last six video games played, Brown averaged 23.2 factors in keeping with sport and scored 20 or more in five of those with a profession-excessive 28 factors in a home win over HBU. He had 21 points in 29 minutes of movement toward Northwestern State on Feb. 9 before rolling his ankle midway through that sport.
The Cowboys dropped seventy-four-seventy-two after a remaining-second, game-prevailing shot try did not hit its mark. In his absence, the Cowboys ended the season 2-6 with three instant losses. Sam Houston State’s Cameron Delaney was named the league’s player of the year, while Gerrale Gates of UNO became voted freshman of the 12 months; Kai Mitchell of SHSU the newcomer of the year; Ishmael Lane of Northwestern State the defensive player of the 12 months; and Abilene Christian’s Joe Golding, train of the yr.
