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Murray State Beats Tennessee State 94-64 as Roman Domon Scores 22
Domon scored 22 points as Murray State opened the 2026-27 season with a 30-point victory over Tennessee State.
- On Monday, Murray State defeated Tennessee State 94-64 in the Racers' season opener at home, launching the 2026-27 campaign with a decisive performance.
- The Racers' offseason emphasis on defensive pressure and roster depth proved effective from the start. This strategic focus allowed Murray State to control play and build a substantial halftime lead.
- Roman Domon led the Racers with 22 points, while other players added double-digit scoring contributions to create a balanced offensive effort that secured the win.
- Murray State's performance demonstrated the coaching staff's success in implementing defensive toughness and depth, establishing a solid foundation for the remainder of the season.
- Following this victory, the Racers travel for their next contest on Saturday, November 7, carrying momentum into the remainder of the non-conference campaign.
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Murray State beats Tennessee State 94-64 as Roman Domon scores 22
Murray State beats Tennessee State 94-64 on Monday. Roman Domon scores 22 points and grabs five rebounds for the Racers. Kaden Magwood adds 15 points, and Brayden Shorter finishes with 13. Ty-Laur Johnson leads the Tigers with 15 points, four…
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Owensboro Messenger-InquirerMURRAY STATE 94, TENNESSEE STATE 64
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