
1/14/2023 7:22:00 PM | Men's Basketball
JACKSONVILLE – Jacksonville State fell in a hard-fought 68-62 contest to Jacksonville on Saturday afternoon at Pete Mathews Coliseum in the second meeting between the two schools in 12 days.
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The Gamecocks (8-11, 1-5 ASUN) have now been matched with JU (10-7, 3-3 ASUN) in three of their last seven ASUN contests dating back to last year's tournament semifinal meeting.
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For the second game in a row, a trio of Gamecocks reached double figures, led by senior Demaree King with 14 points. But it wasn't enough versus an efficient Dolphin club that shot 50-percent. Senior Skyelar Potter and junior Amanze Ngumezi each finished with 10 points, while sophomore Marcellus Brigham Jr. grabbed a team-high nine rebounds once again.
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After getting stymied by JU less than two weeks ago, Jax State led most of the first half on its way to a 29-28 halftime advantage. The Dolphins started hot in the second half connecting on nine of their first 11 attempts (81.8%), while JSU slid into an almost five-minute stretch with only a free throw to lose control of the lead.
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Down by as many as 10 with just over nine minutes remaining, JSU clawed its way back to within four in the final 30 seconds on a basket by JJ Platt, but JU remained poised at the free throw line down the stretch to eliminate JSU's best chances at a comeback. The Dolphins made 14 of their 15 attempts from the stripe.
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JSU continues a rigorous trek through the league with road games at Florida Gulf Coast and unbeaten Stetson next week.
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The Gamecocks (8-11, 1-5 ASUN) have now been matched with JU (10-7, 3-3 ASUN) in three of their last seven ASUN contests dating back to last year's tournament semifinal meeting.
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For the second game in a row, a trio of Gamecocks reached double figures, led by senior Demaree King with 14 points. But it wasn't enough versus an efficient Dolphin club that shot 50-percent. Senior Skyelar Potter and junior Amanze Ngumezi each finished with 10 points, while sophomore Marcellus Brigham Jr. grabbed a team-high nine rebounds once again.
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After getting stymied by JU less than two weeks ago, Jax State led most of the first half on its way to a 29-28 halftime advantage. The Dolphins started hot in the second half connecting on nine of their first 11 attempts (81.8%), while JSU slid into an almost five-minute stretch with only a free throw to lose control of the lead.
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Down by as many as 10 with just over nine minutes remaining, JSU clawed its way back to within four in the final 30 seconds on a basket by JJ Platt, but JU remained poised at the free throw line down the stretch to eliminate JSU's best chances at a comeback. The Dolphins made 14 of their 15 attempts from the stripe.
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JSU continues a rigorous trek through the league with road games at Florida Gulf Coast and unbeaten Stetson next week.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
JVille
JSU
FG%
.500
.339
3FG%
.364
.270
FT%
.933
.750
RB
31
35
TO
8
5
STL
2
5
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