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USC Aiken Selected Third In PBC Preseason Poll; Horn Garners Accolade

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Artie Walker

Men's Basketball | November 02, 2022

AUGUSTA, Ga. – The University of South Carolina Aiken men's basketball team has been selected third while Tehree Horn garnered preseason all-conference honors, as announced by the league office Wednesday afternoon.

Head coach Mark Vanderslice's team was picked to finish third with 57 points. The Pacers are tied with Lander for the third slot.

Augusta picked up nine first-place votes to win the league (81 points) while Columbus State was second with 64 points.

USC Aiken and the Bearcats were followed by Clayton State (48 points), North Georgia (43 points), Flagler (42 points), Georgia College & State (21 points), Georgia Southwestern (21 points) and Young Harris (16 points).

Horn, a 6-3 junior guard from Toledo, Ohio, is coming off a second-team all-conference season. Last year, he played in 27 games, notching 26 starts. Horn led the team by netting 15.7 points per game. He was tabbed the PBC Player of the Week on Jan. 24.

Horn poured in a career-high 30 points in the win over Clayton State on Jan. 19. Last year, he netted double digits 23 times, including eight times of at least 20 points. 

The Pacers open the 2022-23 season at the Region Challenge, which is hosted by Tusculum on Nov. 11-12. USC Aiken squares off against the Pioneers on Nov. 11 before taking on the Railsplitters of Lincoln Memorial on Nov. 12.


 
Rank Team Points
1. Augusta (9) 81
2. Columbus State 64
t3. Lander 57
t3. USC Aiken 57
5. Clayton State 48
6. North Georgia 43
7.  Flagler 42
t8. Georgia College & State University 21
t8. Georgia Southwestern State 21
10. Young Harris 16


Preseason All-Conference Team: 

Miguel Arnold, Augusta
Frank Champion, North Georgia
Tyshaun Crawford, Augusta
Tehree Horn, USC Aiken
Jalen Shaw, Clayton State
 
 
 
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