
1/20/2024 6:04:00 PM | Men's Basketball
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – Josh Earley scored 16 points and Southeast Missouri (7-12, 2-4) made six free throws in the final 21 seconds to upend SIU Edwardsville (11-9, 4-3), 52-47, Saturday at the Show Me Center.
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SEMO overcame an eight-point deficit and buried six of its seven second-half free throws in the final seconds to pick up its seventh win of the season.
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SEMO and SIUE played a tight first half that featured five ties and eight lead changes.
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Both teams went scoreless for over four minutes until Earley and Damarco Minor traded baskets giving the game a 15-15 deadlock with 7:19 remaining.
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Adam Larson later put SEMO ahead, 19-15, with under five minutes to go.
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Then, after both SIUE (0-of-8) and SEMO (0-of-5) went a combined 0-of-13 from 3-point range, Shamar Wright hit the game's first shot from beyond the arc. Evan Eursher buried a three of his own on the Redhawks next possession giving SEMO a 22-18 advantage with 4:07 left.
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Terrance Thompson's hookshot regained a 25-24 edge for SIUE and Minor followed with a stepback 3-pointer at the buzzer sending the Cougars into the intermission with a 28-24 cushion.
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The Redhawks at one point missed nine-straight field goals and went over five minutes without scoring in the second half.
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Rob Martin ended that lengthy stretch when he made a jumper, was fouled and added a free throw to cut SIUE's lead to 38-33 with 10:11 remaining.
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Earley scored the next four points on second chance baskets to get SEMO within two (39-37) at the 8:22 mark.
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Then, after SIUE missed nine field goals in a row, Shamar Wright pulled up for a jumper just ahead of a media timeout.
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SEMO came up empty on 11 of 12 three-pointers before Eursher connected for the second time from distance making it a one-point game, 41-40, with just under six minutes on the clock.
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After Martin fed Earley for a layup, Martin drove in for a basket to put the Redhawks up, 44-43, their first lead since the 1:12 mark of the opening stanza.Â
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Martin came up big again on SEMO's ensuing possession, this time burying a jumper to increase the Redhawks margin to three.
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Wright answered with a second-chance layup to trim SEMO's lead to one and the Redhawks turned the ball over on their next time down the floor.Â
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Earley blocked Lamar Wright's layup and SEMO regained possession.
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Braxton Stacker was fouled and made two free throws to grab the Redhawks a 48-45 lead with 22.4 seconds left.
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Minor's game-tying 3-point attempt came off the rim and SEMO pulled down the rebound Stacker was then fouled again and sunk two more free throws.
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Larson was the last Redhawk to get to the free throw line and made both of his attempts to polish off the victory.
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Earley, who scored double figures for the fourth-straight game, shot 7-of-15 from the field and led SEMO with eight rebounds. Martin followed with 10 points and a game-high five assists.
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Minor led all scorers with 21 points for SIUE.
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SEMO hits the road for a three-game stretch beginning at UT Martin on Jan. 25.
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SEMO overcame an eight-point deficit and buried six of its seven second-half free throws in the final seconds to pick up its seventh win of the season.
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SEMO and SIUE played a tight first half that featured five ties and eight lead changes.
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Both teams went scoreless for over four minutes until Earley and Damarco Minor traded baskets giving the game a 15-15 deadlock with 7:19 remaining.
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Adam Larson later put SEMO ahead, 19-15, with under five minutes to go.
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Then, after both SIUE (0-of-8) and SEMO (0-of-5) went a combined 0-of-13 from 3-point range, Shamar Wright hit the game's first shot from beyond the arc. Evan Eursher buried a three of his own on the Redhawks next possession giving SEMO a 22-18 advantage with 4:07 left.
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Terrance Thompson's hookshot regained a 25-24 edge for SIUE and Minor followed with a stepback 3-pointer at the buzzer sending the Cougars into the intermission with a 28-24 cushion.
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The Redhawks at one point missed nine-straight field goals and went over five minutes without scoring in the second half.
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Rob Martin ended that lengthy stretch when he made a jumper, was fouled and added a free throw to cut SIUE's lead to 38-33 with 10:11 remaining.
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Earley scored the next four points on second chance baskets to get SEMO within two (39-37) at the 8:22 mark.
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Then, after SIUE missed nine field goals in a row, Shamar Wright pulled up for a jumper just ahead of a media timeout.
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SEMO came up empty on 11 of 12 three-pointers before Eursher connected for the second time from distance making it a one-point game, 41-40, with just under six minutes on the clock.
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After Martin fed Earley for a layup, Martin drove in for a basket to put the Redhawks up, 44-43, their first lead since the 1:12 mark of the opening stanza.Â
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Martin came up big again on SEMO's ensuing possession, this time burying a jumper to increase the Redhawks margin to three.
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Wright answered with a second-chance layup to trim SEMO's lead to one and the Redhawks turned the ball over on their next time down the floor.Â
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Earley blocked Lamar Wright's layup and SEMO regained possession.
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Braxton Stacker was fouled and made two free throws to grab the Redhawks a 48-45 lead with 22.4 seconds left.
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Minor's game-tying 3-point attempt came off the rim and SEMO pulled down the rebound Stacker was then fouled again and sunk two more free throws.
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Larson was the last Redhawk to get to the free throw line and made both of his attempts to polish off the victory.
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Earley, who scored double figures for the fourth-straight game, shot 7-of-15 from the field and led SEMO with eight rebounds. Martin followed with 10 points and a game-high five assists.
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Minor led all scorers with 21 points for SIUE.
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SEMO hits the road for a three-game stretch beginning at UT Martin on Jan. 25.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SIUE
SEMO
FG%
.315
.351
3FG%
.222
.143
FT%
.600
.769
RB
35
33
TO
14
11
STL
3
2
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