NCAA Men's Basketball

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Alcorn State Braves 36
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Syracuse Orange 57
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SYR322557
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Match Report

No. 9 Cuse holds off Alcorn St., ups home winning streak

C.J. Fair scored 13 points, Trevor Cooney added 12, all in the second half to key a late surge, and No. 9 Syracuse beat Alcorn State 57-36 on Saturday night in the final game of the Gotham Classic.

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Team Stats

ALCN SYR
14-32
FG
21-56
44
Field Goal %
38
3-17
3PT
3-15
18
Three Point %
20
5-11
FT
12-28
45
Free Throw %
43
28
Rebounds
39
5
Offensive Rebounds
21
23
Defensive Rebounds
18
10
Assists
10
7
Steals
13
6
Blocks
2
28
Turnovers
15
3
Team Turnovers
0
28
Total Turnovers
15
0
Technical Fouls
0
0
Total Technical Fouls
0
0
Flagrant Fouls
0
0
Points Off Turnovers
0
0
Fast Break Points
0
0
Points in Paint
0
24
Fouls
11
2
Largest Lead
21

Top Performers

ALCN

  • Leantwan Luckett G MIN 38 · PTS 11 · FG 5-7
  • Marquiz Baker G MIN 38 · PTS 15 · FG 5-16
  • Anthony Nieves G MIN 33 · PTS 0 · FG 0-4
  • Jamaal Hester F MIN 24 · PTS 3 · FG 1-2

SYR

  • C.J. Fair F MIN 26 · PTS 13 · FG 6-12
  • Trevor Cooney G MIN 26 · PTS 12 · FG 5-9
  • Michael Carter-Williams G MIN 27 · PTS 5 · FG 1-3
  • Brandon Triche G MIN 28 · PTS 5 · FG 1-7

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