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Holifield lead Lamar with 23-points followed by East with fifteen. Biggest negative is nineteen fouls which if ULM would have shot better from the line could have made this a different game.
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Cards pull away and win 79-66.
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1:44 left and Lamar commits another foul up by eight.
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Lamar making mistakes committing fouls to stop the clock and give up free throws to ULM. Got to stop the fouls.
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Lamar went on another run to get the lead out to a reasonable distance but then stumbles their way to the last media timeout has the Cards only up by five points. 69-64
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Lamar up 58-55 with eight minutes left in the game.
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At the half Lamar is up 40-27. Lamar playing solid defense forcing nine turnovers and holding ULM to 36% field goal shooting for the half. Holifield has sixteen points followed by Pennebaker with eight. Lamar has five turnovers.
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7:21 left in the first half and the Cards are up 27-16. Holifield leads all scorers with fourteen at this point in the game.
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Lamar has the early lead at 11-6 with a media time out and the ball going to ULM. Holifield is three of five from three point range.
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Most rankings have Lamar in a similar range. Just win and Lamar is in the post season.
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Lamar men travel to UL Monroe for a 6:30 PM tip off tonight. ULM is currently 1-3 with there one win over a non-D1 opponent and a loss to fellow SLC member HCU. This is a perfect opportunity for Lamar to get a road win and get rid of the sour taste from the loss at TCU.
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Before today's games the MVFC was projected to have six teams make the playoffs, but I can't see them getting that many in. At max they will only have five teams with four or less losses. If Lamar wins next week, then there will be four conferences with three teams with three losses or less and the MVFC will only have two teams with less than three losses. If that is the case there is no way the MVFC should get more than three in. If these five conferences were to each get three in then that would leave nine spots for the other six conferences and a couple of those will have two teams with three or less losses.
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The difference I see between McCown and Coleman at qb is McCown is better under pressure at either getting a pass off or avoiding the big sack. After McCown's initial possession effort, he started hitting some passes and getting some positive yards when he was pressured with the pass rush. Looking at next week, RGV came back and defeated McNeese after going down 10-0 in the first quarter. Next week is a game that Lamar should win if they show up and play. The fact that Lamar probably has to win to get a play off spot should help motivate them.
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SFA defeats Lamar to claim at least a tie for the conference championship and force Lamar into a probable must win game against McNeese to get a chance for a playoff berth.
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Lamar comes back with a solid drive resulting in a touchdown with 4:14 left and convert the two-point conversion to close the gap to 26-15.
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SFA extends the lead to 26-7 with 8:36 left in the game. Lamar has had no offense in the second half. Need three touchdowns to come back. Will require luck and big plays, something Lamar doesn't typically do.
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SFA takes the opening possession of the second half to a field goal for a score to push the lead to 16-7. Lamar goes three and out with Coleman taking a big hit. SFA gets a big return on the Lamar punt to the Lamar end of the field and turn the possession into a touchdown run for a 23-7 lead. McCown comes in at qb for the next possession and have another three and out. Lamar is going to need to really step up to get back in this game.
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Here in the SFA game although behind at the half, if Lamar can come out strong in the second half, then the game is with in Lamar's grasp. Lamar set up SFA's touchdown on a Coleman intercepted pass on the Lamar side of the field and five penalties for 34-yards stopped at least two Lamar drives.
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UIW missed a potential game tying field goal with 11 seconds left to give SLU the win.
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SLU up 3-0 over UIW at the half.
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It looks like UIW played SFA about even other than two turnovers that SFA capitalized on.
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Lamar just needs to win out. A 10-2 Lamar with wins over three FCS ranked teams should deserve a home game if not a bye.
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I think the rankings give more credit to offense than defense. SFA has put up over one hundred more points than Lamar. Comparing Lamar to SFA for example, opening week SFA stays closer to Houston than Lamar does to North Texas. Week two Lamar defeats FCS #5 South Dakota, SFA falls to ACU. SFA currently on an eight-game win streak. Lamar has a seven game win streak between opening week and a week ten loss to UIW. Compare Lamar loss to UIW with SFA loss to UCA, UIW defeated UCA how does that work with the SFA loss to UCA. Comes down to just winning this week.
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While I agree, the people putting a lot of this together think way too highly of those two conferences, the rest of us haven't won enough games against them to change the view. Especially the farther down the conference standings you go. This year could be changing that.
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In the ladies game Hill took a hard fall towards the end of the first quarter and never returned. That put Lamar at a disadvantage in the post area that K-State was able to exploit. Lamar's freshman Foreman scored 19 to lead the Cards in scoring.
