
Redhawks Drop 91-56 Decision at Butler
11/10/2023 10:23:00 PM | Men's Basketball
INDIANAPOLIS – Southeast Missouri (0-2) dropped a 91-56 decision to Butler (2-0) Friday night at Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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Adam Larson scored 11 points off the bench to lead SEMO in its first-ever meeting with the Bulldogs out of the BIG EAST Conference.
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The Redhawks fell into a big hole early again when BU pulled ahead 15-2 in the first 2:53 of the contest. The Bulldogs drained three 3-pointers to key their early surge that ended on DJ Davis' triple with 17:06 remaining in the first half.
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Hot shooting BU later opened its lead to 28-8 after scoring nine unanswered points. Evan Eursher's pullup jumper ended a three-minute scoreless drought for the Redhawks.
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Another Bulldog run, this time 17-0, increased BU's lead to 50-12 before the Bulldogs headed into the locker room up, 55-21.
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SEMO struggled to get anything going offensively shooting just 21.9 percent (7-of-32) from the field to BU's 51.4 percent (18-of-35) clip in the opening stanza.
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There were postives in the second half headlined by Larson who scored all of his points in seven minutes on his way to his second double-digit game of the year.
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He shot 4-of-5 from the field and made all three of his 3-point attempts. Larson drove the baseline for a nice dunk, as well.
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True freshman guard Marqueas Bell also added six points in the second half, where SEMO was edged by one point (36-35).
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For the game, the Redhawks shot 29 percent from the field and buried five 3-pointers. SEMO was outscored, 26-11, at the free throw line.
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Behind Larson, Rob Martin and Braxton Stacker each finished with nine points, while Aquan Smart added eight. TJ Biel topped the Redhawks with six rebounds.
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Posh Alexander scored 15 points to lead five BU players in double figures. Pierre Brooks chipped in 14 points, Davis pitched in 13 and did not miss a free throw (10-of-10), Jahmyl Telfort had 12 and Boden Kapke added 11.
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SEMO will host Evansville in its home-opener on Nov. 15. Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m., CT at the Show Me Center.
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Adam Larson scored 11 points off the bench to lead SEMO in its first-ever meeting with the Bulldogs out of the BIG EAST Conference.
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The Redhawks fell into a big hole early again when BU pulled ahead 15-2 in the first 2:53 of the contest. The Bulldogs drained three 3-pointers to key their early surge that ended on DJ Davis' triple with 17:06 remaining in the first half.
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Hot shooting BU later opened its lead to 28-8 after scoring nine unanswered points. Evan Eursher's pullup jumper ended a three-minute scoreless drought for the Redhawks.
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Another Bulldog run, this time 17-0, increased BU's lead to 50-12 before the Bulldogs headed into the locker room up, 55-21.
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SEMO struggled to get anything going offensively shooting just 21.9 percent (7-of-32) from the field to BU's 51.4 percent (18-of-35) clip in the opening stanza.
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There were postives in the second half headlined by Larson who scored all of his points in seven minutes on his way to his second double-digit game of the year.
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He shot 4-of-5 from the field and made all three of his 3-point attempts. Larson drove the baseline for a nice dunk, as well.
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True freshman guard Marqueas Bell also added six points in the second half, where SEMO was edged by one point (36-35).
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For the game, the Redhawks shot 29 percent from the field and buried five 3-pointers. SEMO was outscored, 26-11, at the free throw line.
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Behind Larson, Rob Martin and Braxton Stacker each finished with nine points, while Aquan Smart added eight. TJ Biel topped the Redhawks with six rebounds.
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Posh Alexander scored 15 points to lead five BU players in double figures. Pierre Brooks chipped in 14 points, Davis pitched in 13 and did not miss a free throw (10-of-10), Jahmyl Telfort had 12 and Boden Kapke added 11.
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SEMO will host Evansville in its home-opener on Nov. 15. Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m., CT at the Show Me Center.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SEMO
Butler
FG%
.290
.483
3FG%
.238
.360
FT%
.647
.765
RB
36
47
TO
15
13
STL
9
9
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