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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. - Jarekious Bradley scored a game-high 21 points to lead six different players in double figures as Southeast Missouri (1-1) coasted to a 118-56 victory over NAIA Central Baptist College (0-3) Monday night at the Show Me Center.

Bradley, this week's Ohio Valley Conference Player and Newcomer of the Week, recorded his second-straight 20-point effort. Jamaal Calvin followed with 19 points, while Darrian Gray added 17, C.J. Reese chipped in 15, Antonius Cleveland pitched in 13 and Will Holifield scored 11 to complete Southeast's balanced effort.

Southeast has had its way with non-Division I opponents under head coach Dickey Nutt and tonight proved no different. The 62-point win was Southeast's largest margin of victory with Nutt at the helm.

Bradley made six of his first 11 field goals and scored 16 points to help Southeast grab a comfortable 49-27 lead at halftime.

The Redhawks then outscored the Mustangs by 40 points in the second stanza to polish off their first win of the season.

Cleveland sent the home crowd to its feet when he threw down a highlight-reel dunk and later completed a three-point play. Southeast led, 79-39, with 10:01 left after that play.

Sikeston native Will Holifield contributed 17 quality minutes off the bench and scored Southeast's 110th point when he buried a three-pointer with 4:55 remaining.

Bradley shot 8-of-14 from the field, 3-of-6 from three-point range and 2-of-2 at the free throw line. He also grabbed six rebounds, dished out four assists, gathered two blocks and had three steals.

Calvin hit 6-of-17 from the floor and also had six boards, while Gray made 8-of-13 field goals.

Lucas Nutt dished out a game-high nine assists, as Southeast finished with a total of 27 dishes. Additionally, the Redhawks knocked down 17 three-pointers and scored their most points in a game since putting up 121 against Austin Peay in 2007-08.

Kevin Daniels led all CBC scorers with 17 points.

Southeast will return to action when it visits IUPUI on Nov. 16.