1/26/2023 11:06:00 PM | Men's Basketball
JACKSONVILLE – Seniors Demaree King and Skyelar Potter combined for 45 points as Jacksonville State shot 51 percent as a team to outlast Lipscomb, 72-67, at Pete Mathews Coliseum.
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King led the way with 26 of his own with a season-best six three-pointers to lead Jax State (9-13, 2-7 ASUN) in snapping Lipscomb's (13-9, 5-4 ASUN) conference-best four-game winning streak. The win moves JSU to 5-0 all-time against the Nashville-based Bisons.
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Potter carried the Gamecocks early with 17 first-half points while JSU built an 18-point lead in the opening period. The Bowling Green, Ky., native's only bucket of the second-half came in the final 30 seconds when his jumper turned a one-possession game into a five-point advantage that would stand to the end.
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In addition to a hot 51-percent shooting night, compared to Lipscomb at 44 percent, the Gamecocks also outrebounded LU, 34-25. The Gamecocks turned 11 offensive boards into 15 second-chance points. Marcellus Brigham Jr. led JSU with eight rebounds, followed by Juwan Perdue with six.
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From a 16-all tie at the midway point of the first half, a triple from Potter sparked a 16-0 stretch for JSU that led to a 45-27 halftime lead. The margin grew to as many as 21 in the second half, before Lipscomb slowly chipped away at the deficit to draw as close as three, 70-67, in the final minute of the game.
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The Gamecocks host Austin Peay on Saturday afternoon in the first meeting between the former Ohio Valley Conference foes since they were in the league. Â
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King led the way with 26 of his own with a season-best six three-pointers to lead Jax State (9-13, 2-7 ASUN) in snapping Lipscomb's (13-9, 5-4 ASUN) conference-best four-game winning streak. The win moves JSU to 5-0 all-time against the Nashville-based Bisons.
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Potter carried the Gamecocks early with 17 first-half points while JSU built an 18-point lead in the opening period. The Bowling Green, Ky., native's only bucket of the second-half came in the final 30 seconds when his jumper turned a one-possession game into a five-point advantage that would stand to the end.
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In addition to a hot 51-percent shooting night, compared to Lipscomb at 44 percent, the Gamecocks also outrebounded LU, 34-25. The Gamecocks turned 11 offensive boards into 15 second-chance points. Marcellus Brigham Jr. led JSU with eight rebounds, followed by Juwan Perdue with six.
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From a 16-all tie at the midway point of the first half, a triple from Potter sparked a 16-0 stretch for JSU that led to a 45-27 halftime lead. The margin grew to as many as 21 in the second half, before Lipscomb slowly chipped away at the deficit to draw as close as three, 70-67, in the final minute of the game.
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The Gamecocks host Austin Peay on Saturday afternoon in the first meeting between the former Ohio Valley Conference foes since they were in the league. Â
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Lips
JSU
FG%
.442
.509
3FG%
.320
.440
FT%
.813
.714
RB
25
34
TO
12
16
STL
7
7
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