US EditionDayton Erupts in Second Half to Dispatch Florida State
Dayton Flyers extended their home non-conference winning streak to 33 games, shooting 85% from the free-throw line to secure a 97-69 victory over Florida State.
- On Tuesday in Dayton, the Dayton Flyers defeated the Florida State Seminoles decisively, led by Javon Bennett and De'Shayne Montgomery as primary scorers.
- After halftime, the Dayton Flyers pulled away with an 11-3 run and scored 24 second-half points on free throws, making 40 of 47 attempts at an 85% rate.
- Role players stepped up as Jordan Derkack, Keonte Jones, Amaël L'Etang and Malcolm Thomas scored for Dayton while Kobe McGee, Lajae Jones and Martin Somerville contributed for Florida State.
- The result leaves Dayton with a 9-3 record and 33 straight non-conference home wins; Dayton hosts Liberty on Saturday and Florida State faces Mississippi Valley State on Friday.
- Hampered by fouls, Florida State Seminoles saw five players fouling out in the second half, extending their skid to five straight losses.
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Bennett’s Second-Half Surge Lifts Flyers Past Seminoles – Flyer News: Univ. of Dayton's Student Newspaper
(Photo via Carson Caprella) Gabriel Ward | Sports Editor DAYTON, Ohio – The University of Dayton men’s basketball team defeated the Florida State Seminoles 97-69 Tuesday night in front of 13,407 fans at UD Arena. The victory was the Flyers’ third win over a power conference team this season. It was a sloppy opening five minutes for the Flyers, as despite having the lead 8-5 in that span, they were not able to hold onto the ball and committed fi…
MaGee Leads Four Seminoles in Double-Digit Scoring in Florida State's Loss to Dayton - Florida State University
DAYTON – Kobe MaGee scored 15 to lead four Seminoles in double-figure scoring in Florida State's 97-69 loss to Dayton at the University of Dayton Arena. MaGee has led the Seminoles twice has scored in double-figures six times this season. The senior finished with a team-high three 3-point shots made and is now tied for first on the team with 26 3-point shots made this season. Lajae Jones (14 points), Martin Somerville (11 points), and Robert McC…
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