Category: college basketball
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Georgia Tech women’s basketball falls to No. 7 Louisville, 75-48
Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Mariya Moore shook off the worst game of her season and showed she’s more than just a 3-point shooter. Moore tied a career high with 22 points to lead No. 7 Louisville to a 75-48 win against Georgia Tech on Friday night in the Cardinals’ Atlantic Coast Conference debut. She…
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Lady Bulldogs Lose At Mississippi State
Release from Georgia Athletics: A 15-2 run early in the second half propelled No. 17 Mississippi State past No. 19 Georgia, 64-56, in both teams’ SEC opener on Friday afternoon. Monticello, Miss., native Tiaria Griffin led Georgia with 13 points, 11 in the first half. Freshman Mackenzie Engram added 11 points, all in the second…
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Georgia Tech men’s basketball wins home game over Charlotte, 67-66
Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Marcus Georges-Hunt knew that Charlotte would make a run at Georgia Tech. The question in Georges-Hunt’s mind was how well the Yellow Jackets would respond. “That’s where the toughness comes in,” he said. “Mentally, you have to be strong and be able to attack them and play aggressive and play…
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Crider’s Double-Double Leads Georgia State to 65-45 Win Over UL Monroe
Release from Georgia State Athletics: Junior Markus Crider recorded his first career double-double and Georgia State used a late second half run to score a 65-45 victory over UL Monroe on Tuesday night in the Sun Belt opener for both schools. Crider, who barely missed a pair of double-doubles earlier in the year, finished with…
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Davis’ career-high lifts Georgia Tech women’s basketball past Louisiana Tech
Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Georgia Tech women’s basketball sophomore Kaela Davis netted a career-high 35 points while leading the Yellow Jackets (10-4) to a 96-81 win against LA Tech (5-6) in the championship game of the Georgia Tech Holiday Tournament at McCamish Pavilion Tuesday afternoon. “I’m proud of the perseverance and character that this…
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Comeback Falls Short as Owls Suffer 73-66 Setback to Bulldogs
Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: The Kennesaw State women’s basketball team had its seven-game winning streak snapped as the Owls’ late comeback fell short with a 73-66 setback to Alabama A&M on Monday night (Dec. 29) at Elmore Gymnasium in Huntsville, Ala. “It was an extremely disappointing loss,” said head coach Nitra Perry. “We missed nine…
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