• The deep ball has been a problem for the red and grey, finishing the first half 2-of-11 from deep. IWU would knock four down in the second half but finished the game shooting just 28%, tying their lowest in a game this season. On the season, IWU is shooting 36%.
• The charity line was good to the Wildcats shooting 10-of-11 in the first half, a nine-point swing compared to the Pilots one made shot. IWU finished the game 21-of-28, taking 25 more free throws than the Pilots. This is the second straight contest the Pilots have shot less than 15 free throws in a game. It's also the fewest made free throws made and attempted since the 2003-04 season, when DakStats started keeping track of statistics for the NAIA. 
• Seth Maxwell finished the game with 23 points, 14 rebounds, and six blocks, good for his second double-double of the season. Maxwell on the season has 32 blocks. 
• Four Wildcats scored in double-figures, led by Kyle Mangas with 27 on just 18 shots. Bethel mustered two players in double-figures with TreVion Crews scoring 30-points on 25 shots. It's just the fourth time this season Mangas hasn't scored 30-points. 

Here's the announcement and the highlight video for the Winner of the 2020 Bevo Francis Award, Kyle Mangas (Indiana Wesleyan): https://t.co/Y4L2hSWLOM @IWUWildcats @IWUHoops @NAIAHoopsReport @NAIA @Crossroads_NAIA

— Small College Basketball (@smcollegehoops) November 25, 2020

• IWU hosts Goshen College on December 2 at 7 p.m.

By the numbers...#iam3 pic.twitter.com/iOoRYJ5sqL

— IWU Hoops (@IWUHoops) November 26, 2020

Indiana Wesleyan edged Bethel, 95-92, to move to 9-0 on the season. 7'0" junior Seth Maxwell had 23 pts, 14 rebs & 7 blks - he was a difference maker tonight. Bethel shot the ball really well, and the Pilots' Trevion Crews was fantastic, finishing with 30 pts, 6 rebs & 4 asts.

— Small College Basketball (@smcollegehoops) November 26, 2020