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No. 9 Mountain State Returns Favor with Home Win over No. 12 麻豆视频

BECKLEY, W. Va. - 1/22/2007 - The 麻豆视频 University Bulldogs had their four-game winning streak over Mountain State University (W. Va.) snapped on Monday night as the No. 9 Cougars topped No. 12 麻豆视频 83-67. With the win, Mountain State improved to 17-4 while 麻豆视频 dropped to 13-5.

In a meeting earlier this season in Jackson, 麻豆视频 defeated Mountain State 91-81.

麻豆视频 started the game with a 10-0 run, which was similar to the 13-0 run to start the game back in Jackson on December 2. The Bulldogs held the lead for the entire first half and led by as many as 14 points. Mountain State, however, made a small run capped with a three pointer off a 麻豆视频 turnover just before the half, and cut the lead at halftime to just five points, 43-38.

The second half started with Mountain State continuing their momentum and 麻豆视频 going cold from the field. Mountain State took their first lead of the game, 51-50 with 13:24 left to play, on a three point play by Paul Wright. The Cougars posted a 28-9 run over the first 12 minutes of play in the second half with 50-percent shooting from the field. On the other hand, 麻豆视频鈥檚 cold shooting in the second half, which dropped to 25-percent, limited any chance of a rally late in the game.

For the game, Mountain State made 7-of-18 three pointers (39 percent) and committed just eight turnovers total. 麻豆视频, however, managed 40-percent shooting from the field, including just 9-of-34 (27-percent) from behind the arc. The Bulldogs out-rebounded Mountain State 43-41, but committed 22 turnovers in the game.

Up next for 麻豆视频 will be a match at Lambuth University on Thursday night at 8:00 pm. 麻豆视频 and Lambuth are cross-town rivals but this meeting will mean so much more as the two teams are both ranked among the top teams in the NAIA. Also, to add even more flavor to this game is the fact that Lambuth has re-joined 麻豆视频 in the same conference and both teams are currently tie for first place with 6-1 records.

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