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re: 2019-20 Season Long State of LA College Basketball Thread
Posted on 3/4/20 at 7:54 am to burdman
Posted on 3/4/20 at 7:54 am to burdman
Teams in action were 1-1 last night.
ULL finished the regular season with a 108-101 win over Coastal Carolina. The Cajuns had five players in double figures including Cedric Russell (28), PJ Hardy (24), Jalen Johnson (19), Dou Gueye (12 & 11 rebounds) and Mylik Wilson (10). The Cajuns finish the regular season at 13-18 and 8-12 in SBC play. They will be a #8 seed and host the play in game/first round of the Sun Belt Tournament on Saturday morning.
ULM lost their final game 57-61 to Appalachian State. The Warhawks got 16 points & 11 rebounds from Tyree White, 11 points & 12 rebounds from Youry White, 11 points from Josh Nicholas and 10 points from Michael Ertel in the loss. ULM finishes the season 9-20 overall and 5-15 in the Sun Belt.
We are really busy tonight with seven schools in action including in state match ups taking place in Natchitoches & Thibodaux. See below for schedule.
Wednesday March 4th
LSU @ Arkansas - 6pm (SECN)
Louisiana Tech vs FIU - 6:30pm
UNO @ Northwestern State - 6:30pm
McNeese @ Nicholls - 7pm
Southeastern vs Central Arkansas - 7pm
Good luck to all teams tonight.
ULL finished the regular season with a 108-101 win over Coastal Carolina. The Cajuns had five players in double figures including Cedric Russell (28), PJ Hardy (24), Jalen Johnson (19), Dou Gueye (12 & 11 rebounds) and Mylik Wilson (10). The Cajuns finish the regular season at 13-18 and 8-12 in SBC play. They will be a #8 seed and host the play in game/first round of the Sun Belt Tournament on Saturday morning.
ULM lost their final game 57-61 to Appalachian State. The Warhawks got 16 points & 11 rebounds from Tyree White, 11 points & 12 rebounds from Youry White, 11 points from Josh Nicholas and 10 points from Michael Ertel in the loss. ULM finishes the season 9-20 overall and 5-15 in the Sun Belt.
We are really busy tonight with seven schools in action including in state match ups taking place in Natchitoches & Thibodaux. See below for schedule.
Wednesday March 4th
LSU @ Arkansas - 6pm (SECN)
Louisiana Tech vs FIU - 6:30pm
UNO @ Northwestern State - 6:30pm
McNeese @ Nicholls - 7pm
Southeastern vs Central Arkansas - 7pm
Good luck to all teams tonight.
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Posted on 3/5/20 at 8:07 am to burdman
State teams went 4-3 last night.
LSU had a rough first half at Arkansas and couldn't catch back up in the second half losing 90-99 at Arkansas. Skylar Mays scored 28 to lead the Tigers who also got 16 points from Emmitt Williams and 14 points from both Trendon Watford and Javonte Smart in the loss. LSU drops to 20-10 overall and 11-6 in the SEC.
Louisiana Tech was able to hold on to beat FIU 76-73. The Bulldogs had four double figure scorers in Amorie Archibald (18), Kalob Ledoux (16), Derric Jean (12) and Daquan Bracey (10). Louisiana Tech improves to 21-8 this season and 12-5 in CUSA.
In one of the two in state match ups, Nicholls jumped ahead early and ended up with a 80-56 win over McNeese. Five Colonel players hit double digits in the scoring column including Andre Jones (16), Dexter McClanahan (12), Elvis Harvey (11), D'Angelo Hunter (11) and Kevin Johnson (10). The Cowboys got 25 points from Shamarkus Kennedy however he was the only double figure scorer in the loss. Nicholls is the only Southland school to be done with their regular season slate and they finish at 21-10 and 15-5 in conference. McNeese drops to 14-16 and 9-10 and will play their last regular season game on Saturday.
In the other in state match up, Northwestern State also rode a big halftime lead into a win beating UNO 95-73. The Demons got double figure scoring efforts from Jairus Roberson (19), Jamaure Gregg (15 & 10 rebounds), Trenton Massner (13) and Chudier Bile (10). Troy Green scored 21 to lead the Privateers who also got double figure scoring efforts from Bryson Robinson, Jahmel Myers and Jaylen Key who scored 12, 11 & 10 points respectively in the loss. Northwestern State improves to 13-15 overall and 10-9 in SLC play while UNO falls to 8-21 and 4-15.
Southeastern got a win over Central Arkansas 69-65. The Lions were led by Ty Brewer's 19 points & 10 rebounds, Brandon Gonzalez's 16 points and Maxwell Starwood's 15 points. Southeastern is now 8-22 on the year and 5-14 in the Southland.
We have two more games tonight. Schedule below.
Thursday March 5th
Southern vs Texas Southern - 7:30pm
Grambling @ Alabama A&M - 7:30pm
Just as a recap to where each team stands at the moment:
After tonight, all teams except for ULL, ULM & Nicholls will have one game left in the regular season.
ULM's season is over. ULL will make the Sun Belt Tournament as an eight seed and have to play starting Saturday. Nicholls is waiting to see what their seed will be in the Southland Tournament. I believe they will be three seed unless Abilene Christian loses on Saturday which would make the Colonels a two seed. Someone correct me on that if I'm wrong.
Anyways, that's where we stand. Good luck to all teams. Records, standings & NETs updated in OP.
LSU had a rough first half at Arkansas and couldn't catch back up in the second half losing 90-99 at Arkansas. Skylar Mays scored 28 to lead the Tigers who also got 16 points from Emmitt Williams and 14 points from both Trendon Watford and Javonte Smart in the loss. LSU drops to 20-10 overall and 11-6 in the SEC.
Louisiana Tech was able to hold on to beat FIU 76-73. The Bulldogs had four double figure scorers in Amorie Archibald (18), Kalob Ledoux (16), Derric Jean (12) and Daquan Bracey (10). Louisiana Tech improves to 21-8 this season and 12-5 in CUSA.
In one of the two in state match ups, Nicholls jumped ahead early and ended up with a 80-56 win over McNeese. Five Colonel players hit double digits in the scoring column including Andre Jones (16), Dexter McClanahan (12), Elvis Harvey (11), D'Angelo Hunter (11) and Kevin Johnson (10). The Cowboys got 25 points from Shamarkus Kennedy however he was the only double figure scorer in the loss. Nicholls is the only Southland school to be done with their regular season slate and they finish at 21-10 and 15-5 in conference. McNeese drops to 14-16 and 9-10 and will play their last regular season game on Saturday.
In the other in state match up, Northwestern State also rode a big halftime lead into a win beating UNO 95-73. The Demons got double figure scoring efforts from Jairus Roberson (19), Jamaure Gregg (15 & 10 rebounds), Trenton Massner (13) and Chudier Bile (10). Troy Green scored 21 to lead the Privateers who also got double figure scoring efforts from Bryson Robinson, Jahmel Myers and Jaylen Key who scored 12, 11 & 10 points respectively in the loss. Northwestern State improves to 13-15 overall and 10-9 in SLC play while UNO falls to 8-21 and 4-15.
Southeastern got a win over Central Arkansas 69-65. The Lions were led by Ty Brewer's 19 points & 10 rebounds, Brandon Gonzalez's 16 points and Maxwell Starwood's 15 points. Southeastern is now 8-22 on the year and 5-14 in the Southland.
We have two more games tonight. Schedule below.
Thursday March 5th
Southern vs Texas Southern - 7:30pm
Grambling @ Alabama A&M - 7:30pm
Just as a recap to where each team stands at the moment:
After tonight, all teams except for ULL, ULM & Nicholls will have one game left in the regular season.
ULM's season is over. ULL will make the Sun Belt Tournament as an eight seed and have to play starting Saturday. Nicholls is waiting to see what their seed will be in the Southland Tournament. I believe they will be three seed unless Abilene Christian loses on Saturday which would make the Colonels a two seed. Someone correct me on that if I'm wrong.
Anyways, that's where we stand. Good luck to all teams. Records, standings & NETs updated in OP.
Posted on 3/5/20 at 12:13 pm to burdman
Nicholls says they also would get the No. 2 seed if Sam Houston or Central Arkansas wins Saturday because of tiebreakers. The former is playing at Stephen F. Austin so it's highly unlikely but the latter could easily happen. That would be massive for the Colonels because they'd be automatically in the tournament semifinals.
Posted on 3/5/20 at 12:36 pm to Jwho77
Thanks for clearing that up. The bye to the semis would be huge.
Posted on 3/6/20 at 8:06 am to burdman
Teams went 1-1 last night.
Southern jumped on Texas Southern early and ended up with a 89-74 win. The Jags had four players in double figures including Lamarcus Lee (17), Damiree Burns (15), Ahsante Shivers (13) and Amel Kuljuhovic (10). Southern is now 15-15 overall and 12-5 in SWAC play.
Grambling had a tough loss, losing at the buzzer to Alabama A&M 57-58. Ivy Smith, Jr. scored 16 and Cam Christon scored 10 as they were the only Tigers to reach double figures in the loss. Grambling drops to 16-14 on the year and 10-7 in conference.
There are no games tonight but a lot of action tomorrow and Sunday. All teams in the state will be done with the regular season this weekend. We also have our first conference tournament game involving a state school and the last in state match up of the regular season on Saturday. See schedule below.
Friday March 6th
NO GAMES
Saturday March 7th
(8) ULL vs (9) Arkansas State - 11am (ESPN+) - 1st Round/Play-In Sun Belt Tournament
LSU vs Georgia - 1pm (ESPN2)
Northwestern State @ Central Arkansas - 3pm
McNeese @ Lamar - 4:30pm (WatchESPN)
Grambling @ Alabama State - 5pm
Southern vs Prairie View A&M - 5:30pm
Louisiana Tech vs Charlotte - 6pm
Southeastern @ UNO - 6pm
Sunday March 8th
Tulane vs UConn - 3pm (ESPNU)
Good luck to all teams this weekend. Looking forward to conference tournaments starting up/continuing next week.
Southern jumped on Texas Southern early and ended up with a 89-74 win. The Jags had four players in double figures including Lamarcus Lee (17), Damiree Burns (15), Ahsante Shivers (13) and Amel Kuljuhovic (10). Southern is now 15-15 overall and 12-5 in SWAC play.
Grambling had a tough loss, losing at the buzzer to Alabama A&M 57-58. Ivy Smith, Jr. scored 16 and Cam Christon scored 10 as they were the only Tigers to reach double figures in the loss. Grambling drops to 16-14 on the year and 10-7 in conference.
There are no games tonight but a lot of action tomorrow and Sunday. All teams in the state will be done with the regular season this weekend. We also have our first conference tournament game involving a state school and the last in state match up of the regular season on Saturday. See schedule below.
Friday March 6th
NO GAMES
Saturday March 7th
(8) ULL vs (9) Arkansas State - 11am (ESPN+) - 1st Round/Play-In Sun Belt Tournament
LSU vs Georgia - 1pm (ESPN2)
Northwestern State @ Central Arkansas - 3pm
McNeese @ Lamar - 4:30pm (WatchESPN)
Grambling @ Alabama State - 5pm
Southern vs Prairie View A&M - 5:30pm
Louisiana Tech vs Charlotte - 6pm
Southeastern @ UNO - 6pm
Sunday March 8th
Tulane vs UConn - 3pm (ESPNU)
Good luck to all teams this weekend. Looking forward to conference tournaments starting up/continuing next week.
Posted on 3/6/20 at 8:35 am to burdman
Tomorrow, I am a fan of SHSU, UIW, and UCA. Nicholls getting the double bye would be yuuuuuge
Posted on 3/9/20 at 8:34 am to burdman
Really good weekend overall as teams in action went 8-2.
LSU rolled to a 94-64 win over Georgia. Marlon Taylor scored 30 points to leas the Tigers who also got 19 points from Skylar Mays, 13 points & 11 rebounds from Trendon Watford and 13 points & 10 assists from Javonte Smart in the win. LSU finishes the regular season at 21-10 overall and 12-6 in the SEC.
Tulane came up just short in their final regular season game losing 76-80 to UConn. The Wave had four players in double figures including Christion Thompson (21), Teshaun Hightower (14), Kevin Zhang (12) and Jordan Walker (12). Tulane finishes the season 12-18 on the year and 4-14 in AAC play.
Louisiana Tech jumped ahead early and never looked back beating Charlotte 66-43. Double digit scorers for the Bulldogs included Kalob Ledoux (18), Mo Muhammed (16 & 10 rebounds), Daquan Bracey (12) and Amorie Archibald (11). Louisiana Tech finishes 22-8 on the year and 13-5 in CUSA.
ULL won their first round game of the Sun Belt Tournament 73-66 over Arkansas State. The Cajuns were led by Mylik Wilson's 17 points & 12 rebounds and Jalen Johnson's 16 points & 10 rebounds. Other double figure scorers included Cedric Russell, Trajan Wesley and Dou Gueye who scored 12, 11 & 10 points respectively in the win. The Cajuns will play second round action on today.
Northwestern State capped their regular season with a 100-85 win over Central Arkansas. The Demons go big offensive efforts from Jairus Roberson who scored 23 and Trenton Massner who scored 20 in the win. Good efforts were also turned in by Nikos Chougkaz who scored 19, Chudier Bile who scored 17 & grabbed 15 rebounds and Jamaure Gregg who scored 14 in the win. Northwestern State finishes at 14-15 overall and 11-9 in the Southland.
McNeese capped their regular season with a 70-66 win over Lamar. The Cowboys were led by Dru Kruxhausen's 22 points, Shamarkus Kennedy's 17 points & 19 rebounds and AJ Lawson's 13 points in the win. McNeese heads into the conference tournament with a record of 15-16 this season and 10-10 in the SLC.
In the last regular season in state match up, UNO defended home court against Southeastern with a 79-69 win. The Privateers got double digit scoring efforts from Jahmel Myers (20), Troy Green (16) Bryson Robinson (12) and Lamont Berzat (11) in the win. The Lions got 23 points from Pape Diop and 15 points from Byron Smith in the loss. UNO ends the year at 9-21 overall and 5-15 in conference while Southeastern finishes at 8-23 and 5-15.
Southern closed out the regular season with an impressive 89-80 OT victory over Prairie View A&M. The Jags double figure efforts from Ahsante Shivers (22), Amel Kuljuhovic (19), Darius Williams (13) and Lamarcus Lee (11). Southern finishes conference play at 16-15 overall and 13-5 in the SWAC.
Grambling finished their regular season with a 70-58 win over Alabama State. The Jags got double digit scoring efforts from Ivy Smith, Jr., Terreon Randolph, Prince Moss and Cam Christon who scored 16, 13, 11 & 10 points respectively in the win. Grambling enters the SWAC Tournament at 17-14 on the season and 11-7 in conference.
Alright, we have entered conference tournament time. Below is the schedule for the week (so far).
Monday March 9th
(8) ULL vs (5) Georgia Southern - 6pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Sun Belt Tournament]
Tuesday March 10th
(2) Southern vs (7) Alabama State - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
(6) Grambling vs (3) Texas Southern - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
Wednesday March 11th
(5) Northwestern State vs (8) Texas A&M-CC - 5pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
(7) McNeese vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
Thursday March 12th
(12) Tulane vs (5) UConn - 2pm (ESPNU) [1st Round AAC Tournament]
(5) Northwestern State vs (4) Sam Houston State - 5pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Nicholls vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Louisiana Tech vs (6) Marshall - 9pm [Quarters of CUSA Tournament]
Friday March 13th
(3) LSU vs TBD - 8pm (SECN) [Quarters of SEC Tournament]
(2) Southern vs (3) Texas Southern - 8:30pm [Semis of SWAC Tournament]
Saturday March 14th
TBD
Sunday March 15th
TBD
Good luck to all teams this week. Let's get as many teams in the Dance as possible.
LSU rolled to a 94-64 win over Georgia. Marlon Taylor scored 30 points to leas the Tigers who also got 19 points from Skylar Mays, 13 points & 11 rebounds from Trendon Watford and 13 points & 10 assists from Javonte Smart in the win. LSU finishes the regular season at 21-10 overall and 12-6 in the SEC.
Tulane came up just short in their final regular season game losing 76-80 to UConn. The Wave had four players in double figures including Christion Thompson (21), Teshaun Hightower (14), Kevin Zhang (12) and Jordan Walker (12). Tulane finishes the season 12-18 on the year and 4-14 in AAC play.
Louisiana Tech jumped ahead early and never looked back beating Charlotte 66-43. Double digit scorers for the Bulldogs included Kalob Ledoux (18), Mo Muhammed (16 & 10 rebounds), Daquan Bracey (12) and Amorie Archibald (11). Louisiana Tech finishes 22-8 on the year and 13-5 in CUSA.
ULL won their first round game of the Sun Belt Tournament 73-66 over Arkansas State. The Cajuns were led by Mylik Wilson's 17 points & 12 rebounds and Jalen Johnson's 16 points & 10 rebounds. Other double figure scorers included Cedric Russell, Trajan Wesley and Dou Gueye who scored 12, 11 & 10 points respectively in the win. The Cajuns will play second round action on today.
Northwestern State capped their regular season with a 100-85 win over Central Arkansas. The Demons go big offensive efforts from Jairus Roberson who scored 23 and Trenton Massner who scored 20 in the win. Good efforts were also turned in by Nikos Chougkaz who scored 19, Chudier Bile who scored 17 & grabbed 15 rebounds and Jamaure Gregg who scored 14 in the win. Northwestern State finishes at 14-15 overall and 11-9 in the Southland.
McNeese capped their regular season with a 70-66 win over Lamar. The Cowboys were led by Dru Kruxhausen's 22 points, Shamarkus Kennedy's 17 points & 19 rebounds and AJ Lawson's 13 points in the win. McNeese heads into the conference tournament with a record of 15-16 this season and 10-10 in the SLC.
In the last regular season in state match up, UNO defended home court against Southeastern with a 79-69 win. The Privateers got double digit scoring efforts from Jahmel Myers (20), Troy Green (16) Bryson Robinson (12) and Lamont Berzat (11) in the win. The Lions got 23 points from Pape Diop and 15 points from Byron Smith in the loss. UNO ends the year at 9-21 overall and 5-15 in conference while Southeastern finishes at 8-23 and 5-15.
Southern closed out the regular season with an impressive 89-80 OT victory over Prairie View A&M. The Jags double figure efforts from Ahsante Shivers (22), Amel Kuljuhovic (19), Darius Williams (13) and Lamarcus Lee (11). Southern finishes conference play at 16-15 overall and 13-5 in the SWAC.
Grambling finished their regular season with a 70-58 win over Alabama State. The Jags got double digit scoring efforts from Ivy Smith, Jr., Terreon Randolph, Prince Moss and Cam Christon who scored 16, 13, 11 & 10 points respectively in the win. Grambling enters the SWAC Tournament at 17-14 on the season and 11-7 in conference.
Alright, we have entered conference tournament time. Below is the schedule for the week (so far).
Monday March 9th
(8) ULL vs (5) Georgia Southern - 6pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Sun Belt Tournament]
Tuesday March 10th
(2) Southern vs (7) Alabama State - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
(6) Grambling vs (3) Texas Southern - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
Wednesday March 11th
(5) Northwestern State vs (8) Texas A&M-CC - 5pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
(7) McNeese vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
Thursday March 12th
(12) Tulane vs (5) UConn - 2pm (ESPNU) [1st Round AAC Tournament]
(5) Northwestern State vs (4) Sam Houston State - 5pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Nicholls vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Louisiana Tech vs (6) Marshall - 9pm [Quarters of CUSA Tournament]
Friday March 13th
(3) LSU vs TBD - 8pm (SECN) [Quarters of SEC Tournament]
(2) Southern vs (3) Texas Southern - 8:30pm [Semis of SWAC Tournament]
Saturday March 14th
TBD
Sunday March 15th
TBD
Good luck to all teams this week. Let's get as many teams in the Dance as possible.
This post was edited on 3/12/20 at 7:58 am
Posted on 3/10/20 at 7:52 am to burdman
ULL was the only team in action last night and they let a big second half lead slip away as they lost 81-82 at Georgia Southern. The Cajuns were led by Cedric Russell's 23 points and Jalen Johnson's 21 points. Dou Gueye added 13 points & 14 rebounds and PJ Hardy scored 11 in the loss. The Cajuns finish the year at 14-19.
Action continues tonight as the SWAC Tournament gets going. See below for tonight's schedule.
Tuesday March 10th
(2) Southern vs (7) Alabama State - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
(6) Grambling @ (3) Texas Southern - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
Action continues tonight as the SWAC Tournament gets going. See below for tonight's schedule.
Tuesday March 10th
(2) Southern vs (7) Alabama State - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
(6) Grambling @ (3) Texas Southern - 7:30pm [Quarters of SWAC Tournament]
Posted on 3/10/20 at 10:44 am to burdman
Conference awards are starting to come in and below is a summary of in state players to win awards.
SEC
First Team All-Conference
Skylar Mays - LSU
All-Freshman Team
Trendon Watford - LSU
Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Skylar Mays - LSU
AAC
*No Tulane players represented.*
CUSA
First Team All-Conference
Daquan Bracey - Louisiana Tech
All-Defensive Team
Derric Jean - Louisiana Tech
Sixth Man of the Year
Kalob Ledoux - Louisiana Tech
Sun Belt
Second Team All-Conference
Michael Ertel - ULM
Freshman of the Year
Mylik Wilson - ULL
Southland
First Team All-Conference
Shamarkus Kennedy - McNeese
Second Team All-Conference
Chudier Bile - Northwestern State
Dexter McClanahan - Nicholls
Third Team All-Conference
Warith Alatishe - Nicholls
Dru Kruxhausen - McNeese
Bryson Robinson - UNO
Defensive Player of the Year
Shamarkus Kennedy - McNeese
SWAC
*I haven't been able to locate yet*
I'll update with additional information when I can locate it.
SEC
First Team All-Conference
Skylar Mays - LSU
All-Freshman Team
Trendon Watford - LSU
Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Skylar Mays - LSU
AAC
*No Tulane players represented.*
CUSA
First Team All-Conference
Daquan Bracey - Louisiana Tech
All-Defensive Team
Derric Jean - Louisiana Tech
Sixth Man of the Year
Kalob Ledoux - Louisiana Tech
Sun Belt
Second Team All-Conference
Michael Ertel - ULM
Freshman of the Year
Mylik Wilson - ULL
Southland
First Team All-Conference
Shamarkus Kennedy - McNeese
Second Team All-Conference
Chudier Bile - Northwestern State
Dexter McClanahan - Nicholls
Third Team All-Conference
Warith Alatishe - Nicholls
Dru Kruxhausen - McNeese
Bryson Robinson - UNO
Defensive Player of the Year
Shamarkus Kennedy - McNeese
SWAC
*I haven't been able to locate yet*
I'll update with additional information when I can locate it.
This post was edited on 3/12/20 at 9:11 am
Posted on 3/11/20 at 7:51 am to burdman
Teams in action last night were 1-1.
Southern defeated Alabama State 67-53 in the quarters of the SWAC Tournament. The Jags had four double figure scorers in the win including Darius Williams (15), Jayden Saddler (14), Micah Bradford (12) and Damiree Burns (10). Southern improves to 17-15 overall and will face three seed Texas Southern in the semis on Friday night.
Grambling lost in the quarters to Texas Southern 62-75. The Tigers got 14 points from Cam Christon and 10 points from both Kelton Edwards and Terreon Randolph in the loss. Grambling finishes the season at 17-15.
Alright, we have two more teams in action as the Southland Tournaments gets started tonight. We need to get some wins. See below for details.
Wednesday March 11th
(5) Northwestern State vs (8) Texas A&M-CC - 5pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
(7) McNeese vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
Good luck to teams in action tonight.
Southern defeated Alabama State 67-53 in the quarters of the SWAC Tournament. The Jags had four double figure scorers in the win including Darius Williams (15), Jayden Saddler (14), Micah Bradford (12) and Damiree Burns (10). Southern improves to 17-15 overall and will face three seed Texas Southern in the semis on Friday night.
Grambling lost in the quarters to Texas Southern 62-75. The Tigers got 14 points from Cam Christon and 10 points from both Kelton Edwards and Terreon Randolph in the loss. Grambling finishes the season at 17-15.
Alright, we have two more teams in action as the Southland Tournaments gets started tonight. We need to get some wins. See below for details.
Wednesday March 11th
(5) Northwestern State vs (8) Texas A&M-CC - 5pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
(7) McNeese vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [1st Round Southland Tournament]
Good luck to teams in action tonight.
Posted on 3/11/20 at 6:33 pm to burdman
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This post was edited on 4/8/23 at 6:22 pm
Posted on 3/11/20 at 6:39 pm to msutiger
They should just decline the invite
Posted on 3/12/20 at 8:09 am to burdman
Teams in action last night went 1-1.
Northwestern State defeated Texas A&M-CC 79-62 in the first round of the Southland Tournament. The Demons were led by Chudier Bile and Jairus Roberson who both scored 17 points and Brian White who scored 13 in the win. Northwestern State improves to 15-15 overall and advances to face fourth seeded Sam Houston State tonight.
McNeese's season came to an end with a 59-80 loss to Lamar in the opening round of the Southland Tournament. The Cowboys got good efforts from AJ Lawson who scored 22 points and Shamarkus Kennedy who scored 19 points & grabbed 15 rebounds in the loss. McNeese finishes their season with a record of 15-17.
We have four more teams in action today. I assume all of these tournaments are still being played. See below for today's schedule.
Thursday March 12th
(12) Tulane vs (5) UConn - 2pm (ESPNU) [1st Round AAC Tournament] *TOURNAMENT CANCELLED*
(5) Northwestern State vs (4) Sam Houston State - 5pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Nicholls vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Louisiana Tech vs (6) Marshall - 9pm [Quarters of CUSA Tournament] *TOURNAMENT CANCELLED*
Good luck to all teams today. Let's get some wins.
ETA: AAC & CUSA Tournaments are cancelled.
Northwestern State defeated Texas A&M-CC 79-62 in the first round of the Southland Tournament. The Demons were led by Chudier Bile and Jairus Roberson who both scored 17 points and Brian White who scored 13 in the win. Northwestern State improves to 15-15 overall and advances to face fourth seeded Sam Houston State tonight.
McNeese's season came to an end with a 59-80 loss to Lamar in the opening round of the Southland Tournament. The Cowboys got good efforts from AJ Lawson who scored 22 points and Shamarkus Kennedy who scored 19 points & grabbed 15 rebounds in the loss. McNeese finishes their season with a record of 15-17.
We have four more teams in action today. I assume all of these tournaments are still being played. See below for today's schedule.
Thursday March 12th
(12) Tulane vs (5) UConn - 2pm (ESPNU) [1st Round AAC Tournament] *TOURNAMENT CANCELLED*
(5) Northwestern State vs (4) Sam Houston State - 5pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Nicholls vs (6) Lamar - 7:30pm (ESPN+) [2nd Round Southland Tournament]
(3) Louisiana Tech vs (6) Marshall - 9pm [Quarters of CUSA Tournament] *TOURNAMENT CANCELLED*
Good luck to all teams today. Let's get some wins.
ETA: AAC & CUSA Tournaments are cancelled.
This post was edited on 3/12/20 at 1:04 pm
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