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SLU kept things going in the second quarter getting out to a five-point lead and Lamar unable to respond completely. 27-24 lead for SLU
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Game tied at fourteen after one quarter. SLU got out to the early lead then Lamar came back and got to as much as a 14-7 lead before SLU made another run to tie the game.
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Ladies return to action this evening with a 6 PM start time from Hammond, La. against SLU. This game features the last two undefeated teams left in the conference race. This game is doubly critical as it will be the only meeting between these two teams before the conference tournament and will likely determine the number one seed. Go Lady Cards.
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Lamar comes out in the second half and plays good defense and reasonable offense to pull out a ten-point win 69-59. Hamilton has a double-double with thirteen points and fourteen rebounds. A&M CC plays McNeese a really tough game but come up one point short. Their loss with the Lamar win moves the Cards into a tie for second in the conference with Corpus and HCU.
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Cards play good for the first eight minutes, then get a little sloppy and shooting percentage goes down. NWST out rebounding the Cards and have a five-point lead at the half. Both teams have had as much as a nine-point lead at some point in the game. NWST up 33-28 at the half.
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Men start the game with much better intensity than the last game. Lamar slowly works out to seven point lead at the under twelve-minute media timeout. Cards up 19-12
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Ladies come out in the second half and turn the tables on NWST, tying the game up in the third quarter and then taking the lead and then holding on to get the win 59-55. Next up for the Cards is league leading SLU on Thursday evening in Hammond, La.
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Ladies play better in the second quarter, but only close the gap by one point. NWST still up 33-25 at the half.
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Ladies start out extremely slowly making only two field goals in the first quarter on eighteen attempts while NWST hits 6-8 three-point attempts before missing their last two. NWST up 20-9 after the first quarter.
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Lamar takes on NWST this evening at 7 PM. LU and NWST are currently tied with SLU and HCU for third in the conference at 6-3 so the winner will remain tied with either SLU or HCU as they are playing each other tonight and the loser will drop into a multiple tie for fifth. Additionally, the winner will either move into a tie for second as McNeese and Corpus play each other or will move to just one game back of first place. Hopefully the Cards come out strong early and play to the top of their ability.
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Ladies defeated ET A&M Saturday and return to action this afternoon for the post postponed game versus NWST at 4 PM.
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Men down by four points at the half after being down by as many as eleven earlier in the half. Hamilton only played seven minutes picking up two fouls. Cardinals turn the ball over twelve times and shooting just 33%. Fortunately, ETA&M isn't shooting much better at 36%.
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Men start out very slowly, only four points in the first ten minutes of the game on 2-12 shooting. Lamar getting out played again against the last place team in the conference. Must turn this around quickly. Down 13-4.
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Ladies win by eighteen 83-65. Sabria Dean gets her five hundredth rebound to become the twelfth lady in Cardinal history to have at least 1000 points and five hundred rebounds. Davis ends the game with sixteen points and sixteen rebounds.
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Lamar outscores Lions by five points in the third quarter to take a 65-53 lead into the fourth quarter.
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Basically, an even game in the second quarter with ETAM outscoring Lamar by one, but with Lamar holding a 39-32 halftime lead. Lamar taking care of the ball fairly well with five turnovers but giving up too many three-point shots as ET has six made attempts.
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Ladies game starts out close for the first five minutes, but then the Cards take control for a 24-16 lead at the end of the first quarter.
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Women and men take on East Texas A&M this afternoon and evening. Ladies look to keep their clean conference record going and men look to improve their record. Ladies tipoff at 3 PM.
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Lamar gets another road win to climb to 5-3 in the conference 78-74. Lamar made their free throws down the stretch to get the win. Ironically Pennebaker who is one of the poorer free throw shooters made two critical ones and with the chance to give Lamar a six-point lead with under a minute left Holifield, one of the better free throw shooters misses two, but Lamar played good defense the last few minutes of the game. Lamar will return to action Saturday at home.
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At the final media time out the game is tied at 64 and Hamilton will be shooting a free throw for the front end of a one and one.
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Lamar down by two points at the half 37-35. Turnovers and key foul issues the big difference in the score. Cards have six first half turnovers and eleven fouls with nine of the eleven on the big men. Hamilton and Holifield only played eight and seven minutes respectively because of the fouls.
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Turnovers continue to prevent Lamar from developing a true lead. Cards have been up by as many as six points in the game so far but then the turnovers and Nicholls comes right back. Game tied 16-16 at the second media timeout.
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Cards got out to an early lead but then substituted and Nicholls scored the next five to tie up the game. Lamar got a three to take a three-point lead at the first media timeout.
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Early game start today, 1PM start time. Will Nicholls put on the pressure defense and can the Cards handle it? Looking back at the last three games, each opponent played really aggressive defense when they moved into the lead and Lamar committed turnovers. Lamar hasn't proved to have the players that can handle the pressure and especially handle the pressure and still score. No new news here.
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Men fall at McNeese 75-64. Bottom line, Lamar doesn't take care of the ball. Three straight losses and one common thread, too many turnovers. Makes it frustrating to watch.