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Jersey Number 3
Joe Posey
- Year:
- Junior
- Position:
- Guard
- Ht./Wt.:
- 6-5 / 200
- Hometown:
- Colonial Beach, Va.
- High School:
- Notre Dame Academy
Bio
2007-08
Wasn’t with the squad for five games after getting into action for JMU for the first time earlier in 2005-06 after missing all of the 2004-05 campaign with a wrist problem. Returned to the team Jan. 9 and played Jan. 14 against George Mason.
Before JMU
- Returnee who appeared in 16 of JMU's first 17 games but did not play after the Dukes' Jan. 19 game vs. George Mason.
- Had his top 2007-08 game with nine points, a rebound and an assist in 20 minutes vs. Virginia Commonwealth Jan. 2. Had three three-point field goals, including consecutive baskets that gave JMU a 54-52 lead with 5:12 to play.
- At Hofstra had eight points, all during the first half. Had two three-pointers, a rebound and two assists in a season-high 23 minutes.
- Vs. Longwood, had a season-high six points, two assists and two blocked shots. Hit on two of four three-point attempts in 16 minutes.
- Played a season-high 21 minutes at Dartmouth and had four points and three rebounds.
- Had a three-point field goal in the Dukes' opener vs. Siena and two points and five rebounds in 18 minutes at Virginia Military Institute.
- Had a three-point field goal, a rebound and an assist at Eastern Kentucky.
- Had three rebounds and an assist in seven minutes at Northeastern.
- Had four points and blocked a shot at Seton Hall.
- In the College of Charleston 's Jim 'N Nick's Cougar Classic had a three-pointer vs. South Carolina State and two points and a rebound vs. the College of Charleston.
- Had a three-pointer and hit on two free throws in 16 minutes vs. George Mason Jan. 19.
- Played in each JMU game. Averaged 26.9 minutes and made three starts. Fourth on the team in scoring (10.1) and had 72 of JMU's 166 three-point field goals.
- Had a three-pointer in all but four games, five on five occasions, and four two other times. His 72 three-pointers and 190 attempts rank sixth and fifth, respectively, on JMU's season lists.
- Among CAA players ranked fourth in three-pointers, third in three-point tries and 11th in three-point percentage (.379).
- Scored in double figures 16 times and led the team or tied for the team scoring lead five times.
- Had 15 points, all on three-pointers, and a team-high six rebounds vs. George Mason during the CAA Tournament. The scoring effort was his best in 16 games.
- Had nine points (all on three-pointers), five rebounds, a career-high-tying four steals and two assists Feb. 14 at Towson. Feb. 7 vs. William & Mary had 10 points and a career-high four steals.
- At Delaware, had 13 points, including 11 during the opening half. Had three first-half three-pointers.
- Had five three-pointers, including four during the final 1:21, vs. Drexel. Led JMU with 18 points.
- Had four three-pointers Jan. 3 vs. Delaware, including on two consecutive JMU possessions after UD cut a 17-point lead to 10.
- Had a team-high 16 points and four three-pointers vs. Youngstown State.
- Vs. New Jersey Tech had 14 points, including three three-pointers. Had a defensive rebound off a missed free throw and hit on three of four free throws during the final 0:14.
- At Wake Forest had career highs of 21 points, five three-pointers, and three assists. Hit on eight of 11 shots overall and five of eight three-point attempts.
- At Mt. St. Mary's in a career-high 38 minutes had 19 points and three rebounds and blocks. Hit on six of seven shots overall and on each of his five three-point tries. Had five three-pointers for the second-straight game.
- Had his fourth-straight double-figure scoring effort with 16 points vs. Wofford. Had a career-high seven rebounds and hit on four straight free throws during the final 28 seconds.
- Against Eastern Kentucky was the game's top scorer (17). Had five three-pointers, six rebounds and three assists.
- As a red-shirt freshman played in 21 of JMU’s 28 games and started Feb. 25 at George Mason when the Dukes used a lineup of all freshmen.
Wasn’t with the squad for five games after getting into action for JMU for the first time earlier in 2005-06 after missing all of the 2004-05 campaign with a wrist problem. Returned to the team Jan. 9 and played Jan. 14 against George Mason.
- Played 10 or more minutes in five games, including a season-high 22 in his start at George Mason.
- Matched his career scoring high of 14 points at George Mason. Had three rebounds and two three-point field goals.
- Set career highs with 14 points and six rebounds in 16 minutes at Old Dominion. Hit on six of nine shots, including two of three three-point attempts.
- At Delaware Jan. 19, had a then-career-high 10 points, all during the game’s final 3:18. Hit on four of six shots, including a three-point attempt, and had an assist and three rebounds.
- Had five points, including a three-point field goal, and two rebounds against Northeastern in the CAA Tournament.
- Used off the bench during the Dukes’ exhibition game with Bridgewater and during each of their first seven regular-season games. Against Bridgewater in 12 minutes, had 11 points and two rebounds. Hit on four of six shots overall and two of three attempts from three-point range.
- Played a then-season-high 10 minutes at Drexel and had his first JMU points and a then-season-high four rebounds.
- Sat out the season at JMU as a medical redshirt.
Before JMU
- Signed with the Dukes while the previous JMU coaching staff was in place and recommitted to the program after the current staff was hired during the spring of 2004.
- Was a three-year starter at Notre Dame Academy and previously was a scholastic teammate of former JMU forward Cavell Johnson.
- Member of two league championship teams and a state title squad at Notre Dame.
- State player of the year on a 29-6 team as a senior when he averaged 20 points, and he had more than 1,300 points during his career at Notre Dame.
- Before enrolling at Notre Dame Academy, attended King George High School where he was a teammate of former JMU football wide receiver D.D. Boxley.
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