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Lamar down by three points at the half 31-34. Lamar has committed eleven fouls to six for Oakland. Oakland is 9-13 on free throws compared to 3-5 for Lamar. Rebounds are pretty even with LU -20 and Oak -19.
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Lamar goes stagnant on offense over the last four minutes, with turnovers and forced shots from the guards allowing Oakland to go on a 12-0 run to take a seven-point lead at the under four timeout. 29-22
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With 7:23 left in the first half Lamar is up 21-17. Cards have slowed down on the fouling and Oakland has now picked up a few.
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Lamar has worked it's way back into the lead with a couple of Gambrell three's. Lamar up 15-12 at the under twelve-minute timeout. Cards have five fouls in eight minutes.
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Today versus Oakland. Similar start to yesterday that four minutes in the two big men have committed three fouls. Lamar got off to an early lead but have given it up with turnovers and fouls. Oak up 9-7. Lee has taken three three-pointers making only one.
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Well, we can certainly screw that up.
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Maybe there could have been some more calls on Montana, but Lamar's defense is very aggressive and the big guys are picking up fouls when the guards get beat and they try to make the stop on the smaller driver by reaching.
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North Dakota was the third-place team in the MVFC conference, and they had a solid non-conference schedule. While I hate seeing the number of teams that conference got into the playoffs none of the four teams that had less losses had anywhere near the strength of schedule.
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Pennebaker stepped up big at the end of the game. Cards had three players in double figures, Holifield, East and Pennebaker with East getting a double double. Hopefully his first of many. Cards forced three more turnovers than Lamar committed and won almost all categories except fouls committed. Fortunately, Montana didn't make a high enough percentage of their free throw attempts.
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Good win by Lamar 68-63.
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Despite a low shooting percentage Lamar has played good defense keeping Montana's shooting percentage low also and have a two point lead at the half 23-21. Lamar is positive in the number of turnovers and Montana is shooting free throws poorly also. Lamar has two players with five points and two with four points. No one has taken over the scoring today.
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With today's results there are a total of 18 FCS teams with three or less losses and one of those is like fourth or fifth in their conference. So the question becomes do all of the three loss schools get in or how does the committee decide which four loss schools deserve to be in ahead of a three loss school. There were upsets in multiple conferences today.
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Cardinal defense hangs on holds McNeese out of the end zone on a third and goal from about the two yard line and then block the field goal attempt as the clock runs out to end the first half. Game still tied at 7-7 with Lamar to receive the second half kickoff.
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After getting the ball at their own forty-nine, McNeese executes a good drive ending in an eight yard run by the quarterback for a touchdown with 6:55 left in the half to tie the game at 7-7.
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Cards defense holds forcing a turnover on downs keeping McNeese off the score board.
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Mostly stalled offense for both sides for most of the rest of the first quarter until Lamar throws and interception and McNeese uses a trick pass play to set up a first and goal at the Lamar four-yard line at the end of the quarter.
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Good start for Lamar, defense holds McNeese three and out on their opening possession. Cards then go 74 yards in five plays capped by a McCown to Jones touchdown pass for the early 7-0 lead with 10:36 left in the first quarter.
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Time for everyone to take it to the next level. A lot of history can be made tomorrow. Chance to win nine games for the first time as a four-year school, first time since the 60's to defeat McNeese three years in a row. Playoff spot. Go BIG RED
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Does Coleman not being listed indicate his injury is bad enough to make him unavailable for tomorrow?
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Is it that it's not right or that it's not large enough because Rosso usually uses more than three running backs and receivers. I don't pay enough attention to the defense as to how many deep he uses.
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Well the SLC standings are final. Both SFA & SLU won tonight to solidify the final football standings. Lamar will be the third-place team win or lose.
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Might be a really difficult game. On paper McNeese looks like they should be easy but if you look at the schedule they played after the mid-year losses to SFA and SLU they appear to be playing better including a two-score loss last week to RGV. Lamar struggled more than they should have with RGV and the rivalry with McNeese adds more motivation for the Cowboys. Hopefully Lamar comes out ready to play and puts them away quickly.
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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.