Mcneese crushes SFA on record night on the national stage crescent city sports

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Nacogdoches, Texas-Mcneese galloped in Stephen F. Austins Johnson Coliseum as a two-time defending season season champion of the season and wanted to make a 23-year win without drought in the arena while he wrote history in front of a national audience in the television audience.

The cowboys massaged with a 95-64 from the venue to hand over the lumberjacks this season, while the 31-point defeat for the home team had been worst since a 34-point defeat against Houston's hands to start the 1990-91 season.

There was also a 14-game defeat at SFA for the cowboys when they had their first victory in Johnson Coliseum since February 9, 2002.

The victory was the ninth in a row for the cowboys when they improved to 25: 6 and 19-1 in the league game, which corresponded to the record of the SFA conference for most league victories in one season. The victory was the 55th place of McNee in the last two seasons.

Mcneese will take a break before starting next Tuesday at 5 a.m. in the semi -finals with the game at the post -season conference tournament.

Five players scored double figures, led by sincere Parkers 22 points, which he scored while playing for only 24 minutes. His last two points came on a wide -open show time. Joe Charles added 15 points behind a season height and a career height with five 3-year-olds produced, adding nine rebounds. DJ Richards Jr. achieved 14 and Christian Shumate 12.

Mcneese led 46: 37 in half after opening a narrow game with an 11-0 run late at the frame. The dynamics were exceeded in the second half when the cowboys added their second “kill shot” with a 13-0 run over a span of 5:09 at the beginning half, in which the process jumped from nine to 22 with 12:06.

A third kill shot followed seven minutes later with a 10-0 run that ended with a Parker Fahrlayup to create a 84: 53 lead with 2:36.

Erik Villarreal and Lamont Evans IV joined the excitement to Villarreal Banking in his first career triangle in the 2-0 mark and then in a period of 24 seconds to take back 47 seconds until playing. Parker's emphatic slam followed with a 30 second lead on the clock.

McNEese ended the night and hit 33 out of 65 from the field for 5 “percent and was electrically from the three -point area by knocking 13 out of 25 for 52 percent. And after a below average night in the Freiawurflinie in Lamar two days ago, Mcneese was great on Monday evening and sank 16 out of 20 for 80 percent.

SFA (14-17, 7-13) was held from the field to 23-68 (34%), 9-33 (27%) of long distances and 9-12 (75%) on the free-wing line.

Postgame notebook:
• Mcneese recorded three kill shots in the game (runs of 10 points or more) and increased his season to 33.
• DJ Richards Jr.s four three-way championships give him 79 in the season and bring him to a tie for Made 3S in a McNeese record book.
• Richards Jr. has made 29 out of 49 three -point areas in the last eight games.
• The 12 points of Christian Shumate increase his career in total to 1,656, just one point before moving into the 11th of all time in school history.
• With 5 templates, Quadir Copeland has now released 4 or more templates in nine games in a row.
• McNEese is now 19-1 if he leads in half and 13: 0 in conference games with a half-time lead.