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re: 2019-20 Season Long State of LA College Basketball Thread
Posted on 1/13/20 at 8:27 am to burdman
Posted on 1/13/20 at 8:27 am to burdman
Over the weekend state teams went a combined 6-6.
Tulane was on the road and picked up a 65-51 win over Temple. Teshaun Hightower and Jordan Walker each scored 17 points to lead the Wave and KJ Lawson added 16 points & 10 rebounds in the win. Tulane improves to 10-6 on the season and 2-2 in AAC play.
ULM struggled in the second half and ended up losing 62-84 at Georgia State. Tyree White was the high scorer for the Warhawks with 21 points while JD Williams added 14 points and Michael Ertel scored 10 in the loss. ULM falls to 6-10 on the year and 2-5 in the SBC.
ULL also had a rough second half losing 51-71 at Georgia Southern. Jalen Johnson scored 15 points and Tirus Smith scored 12 as they were the only Cajuns to reach double digits in the scoring column. The Cajuns drop to 7-11 overall and 2-5 in Sun Belt play.
In the first of three in state match ups on Saturday, McNeese beat Northwestern State 85-76. Four of the five Cowboys starters were in double figures including Shamarkus Kennedy (21), AJ Lawson (20), Dru Kruxhausen (19) and Roydell Brown (14 & 15 rebounds). The Demons also had four players in double figures including Trenton Massner (17), Jairus Roberson (17), Chudier Bile (15 & 13 rebounds) and Jamaure Gregg (10) in the loss. McNeese now sits at 7-9 overall and 2-3 in conference while Northwestern State drops to 6-9 and 3-3.
In the second in state match up, Nicholls was able to go to Southeastern and get a 69-58 win. The Colonels were led by Kevin Johnson's 16 points, 14 points & 16 rebounds from Warith Alatishe and 14 points from Dexter McClanahan. The Lions got double figure efforts from Pape Diop, Von Julien and Byron Smith who scored 16, 14 & 10 respectively in the loss. Nicholls improves to 11-6 on the year and 5-1 in the SLC while Southeastern falls to 4-12 and 1-4.
UNO lost in a nail biter at Incarnate Word 70-73. The Privateers got 17 points from Bryson Robinson, 15 points from Troy Green and 13 points & 13 rebounds from Gerrale Gates but it wasn't quite enough. UNO is now 5-11 on the season and 1-5 in Southland play.
In the final in state match up from Saturday, Grambling made a big second half comeback to win at Southern 61-56. Cam Christon and Devante Jackson each scored 13 for the Tigers and Anthony Gaston added 11 points in the win. The Jags got double figure scoring efforts from Brendon Brooks (14), Ahsante Shivers (12), Amel Kuljuhovic (11) and Micah Bradford (10) in the loss. Grambling improves to 9-7 overall and 3-0 in SWAC play while Southern is now 3-13 and 0-3.
Skylar Mays made a bucket at the end to get LSU past Mississippi State 60-59. The Tigers were led by Emmitt William's 17 point effort and got 15 points from Charles Manning, Jr. and 11 points from Skylar Mays in the win. LSU gets to 11-4 on the season and 3-0 in the SEC.
And in the last game of the day Louisiana Tech picked up a 64-61 road win at UTEP. The Bulldogs were led by Amorie Archibald, Derric Jean and Daquan Bracey who scored 14, 13 & 12 points respectively in the win. Louisiana Tech now sits at 12-4 on the year and 3-1 in CUSA play.
We have a lot of action this week with games almost everyday. See below for today's games and this week's schedule.
Monday, January 13th
Southern vs Jackson State - 3pm
Grambling @ Alcorn State - 7:30pm
Tuesday, January 14th
LSU @ Texas A&M - 6pm (SECN)
Tulane vs UCF - 7pm (WatchESPN)
Wednesday, January 15th
McNeese vs Incarnate Word - 6:30pm
Northwestern State @ Nicholls - 7pm
Southeastern vs Texas A&M-CC - 7pm
UNO @ Houston Baptist - 7pm
Thursday, January 16th
Louisiana Tech vs Rice - 6:30pm (ESPN+)
ULL vs UT-Arlington - 7pm (ESPN+)
ULM vs Texas State - 7pm (ESPN+)
Friday, January 17th
NO GAMES
Saturday, January 18th
Tulane vs Tulsa - 1pm (WatchESPN)
ULM vs UT-Arlington - 2pm (ESPN+)
Nicholls vs Central Arkansas - 3:30pm
Louisiana Tech vs North Texas - 4pm (ESPN+)
Grambling vs Prairie View A&M - 5:30pm
McNeese @ UNO - 6pm
LSU @ Ole Miss - 7pm (ESPN2)
ULL vs Texas State - 7pm (ESPN+)
Southeastern @ Abilene Christian - 7pm (ESPN+)
Southern @ Arkansas-Pine Bluff - 7pm
Sunday, January 19th
NO GAMES
Records, standings and NETs updated in OP.
Tulane was on the road and picked up a 65-51 win over Temple. Teshaun Hightower and Jordan Walker each scored 17 points to lead the Wave and KJ Lawson added 16 points & 10 rebounds in the win. Tulane improves to 10-6 on the season and 2-2 in AAC play.
ULM struggled in the second half and ended up losing 62-84 at Georgia State. Tyree White was the high scorer for the Warhawks with 21 points while JD Williams added 14 points and Michael Ertel scored 10 in the loss. ULM falls to 6-10 on the year and 2-5 in the SBC.
ULL also had a rough second half losing 51-71 at Georgia Southern. Jalen Johnson scored 15 points and Tirus Smith scored 12 as they were the only Cajuns to reach double digits in the scoring column. The Cajuns drop to 7-11 overall and 2-5 in Sun Belt play.
In the first of three in state match ups on Saturday, McNeese beat Northwestern State 85-76. Four of the five Cowboys starters were in double figures including Shamarkus Kennedy (21), AJ Lawson (20), Dru Kruxhausen (19) and Roydell Brown (14 & 15 rebounds). The Demons also had four players in double figures including Trenton Massner (17), Jairus Roberson (17), Chudier Bile (15 & 13 rebounds) and Jamaure Gregg (10) in the loss. McNeese now sits at 7-9 overall and 2-3 in conference while Northwestern State drops to 6-9 and 3-3.
In the second in state match up, Nicholls was able to go to Southeastern and get a 69-58 win. The Colonels were led by Kevin Johnson's 16 points, 14 points & 16 rebounds from Warith Alatishe and 14 points from Dexter McClanahan. The Lions got double figure efforts from Pape Diop, Von Julien and Byron Smith who scored 16, 14 & 10 respectively in the loss. Nicholls improves to 11-6 on the year and 5-1 in the SLC while Southeastern falls to 4-12 and 1-4.
UNO lost in a nail biter at Incarnate Word 70-73. The Privateers got 17 points from Bryson Robinson, 15 points from Troy Green and 13 points & 13 rebounds from Gerrale Gates but it wasn't quite enough. UNO is now 5-11 on the season and 1-5 in Southland play.
In the final in state match up from Saturday, Grambling made a big second half comeback to win at Southern 61-56. Cam Christon and Devante Jackson each scored 13 for the Tigers and Anthony Gaston added 11 points in the win. The Jags got double figure scoring efforts from Brendon Brooks (14), Ahsante Shivers (12), Amel Kuljuhovic (11) and Micah Bradford (10) in the loss. Grambling improves to 9-7 overall and 3-0 in SWAC play while Southern is now 3-13 and 0-3.
Skylar Mays made a bucket at the end to get LSU past Mississippi State 60-59. The Tigers were led by Emmitt William's 17 point effort and got 15 points from Charles Manning, Jr. and 11 points from Skylar Mays in the win. LSU gets to 11-4 on the season and 3-0 in the SEC.
And in the last game of the day Louisiana Tech picked up a 64-61 road win at UTEP. The Bulldogs were led by Amorie Archibald, Derric Jean and Daquan Bracey who scored 14, 13 & 12 points respectively in the win. Louisiana Tech now sits at 12-4 on the year and 3-1 in CUSA play.
We have a lot of action this week with games almost everyday. See below for today's games and this week's schedule.
Monday, January 13th
Southern vs Jackson State - 3pm
Grambling @ Alcorn State - 7:30pm
Tuesday, January 14th
LSU @ Texas A&M - 6pm (SECN)
Tulane vs UCF - 7pm (WatchESPN)
Wednesday, January 15th
McNeese vs Incarnate Word - 6:30pm
Northwestern State @ Nicholls - 7pm
Southeastern vs Texas A&M-CC - 7pm
UNO @ Houston Baptist - 7pm
Thursday, January 16th
Louisiana Tech vs Rice - 6:30pm (ESPN+)
ULL vs UT-Arlington - 7pm (ESPN+)
ULM vs Texas State - 7pm (ESPN+)
Friday, January 17th
NO GAMES
Saturday, January 18th
Tulane vs Tulsa - 1pm (WatchESPN)
ULM vs UT-Arlington - 2pm (ESPN+)
Nicholls vs Central Arkansas - 3:30pm
Louisiana Tech vs North Texas - 4pm (ESPN+)
Grambling vs Prairie View A&M - 5:30pm
McNeese @ UNO - 6pm
LSU @ Ole Miss - 7pm (ESPN2)
ULL vs Texas State - 7pm (ESPN+)
Southeastern @ Abilene Christian - 7pm (ESPN+)
Southern @ Arkansas-Pine Bluff - 7pm
Sunday, January 19th
NO GAMES
Records, standings and NETs updated in OP.
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Posted on 1/14/20 at 7:33 am to burdman
Teams in action last night were 1-1.
Grambling lost their first conference game of the year falling 69-87 at Alcorn State. The Tigers had four players reach double figure points including Cam Christon (17), Devante Jackson (14), Ivy Smith, Jr. (11) and Trevell Cunningham (10) but still came up short. Grambling drops to 9-8 on the season and 3-1 in SWAC play.
Southern picked up their first SWAC win with a 56-50 victory over Jackson State. Lamarcus Lee and Micah Bradford led the way for the Jags with 18 points & 14 points respectively in the win. Southern is now 4-13 this year and 1-3 in conference.
We have two games tonight. See schedule below.
Tuesday, January 14th
LSU @ Texas A&M - 6pm (SECN)
Tulane vs UCF - 7pm (WatchESPN)
Grambling lost their first conference game of the year falling 69-87 at Alcorn State. The Tigers had four players reach double figure points including Cam Christon (17), Devante Jackson (14), Ivy Smith, Jr. (11) and Trevell Cunningham (10) but still came up short. Grambling drops to 9-8 on the season and 3-1 in SWAC play.
Southern picked up their first SWAC win with a 56-50 victory over Jackson State. Lamarcus Lee and Micah Bradford led the way for the Jags with 18 points & 14 points respectively in the win. Southern is now 4-13 this year and 1-3 in conference.
We have two games tonight. See schedule below.
Tuesday, January 14th
LSU @ Texas A&M - 6pm (SECN)
Tulane vs UCF - 7pm (WatchESPN)
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