US EditionCarvey Scores 24 as North Carolina Central Defeats Norfolk State 69-67
Khouri Carvey scored 24 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to secure North Carolina Central’s narrow 69-67 win against Norfolk State in the MEAC opener.
- Saturday in Durham, North Carolina Central beat Norfolk State 69-67 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference opener.
- Carvey's 11-rebound night powered Central as Norfolk State trailed by single digits for about the game's last 30 minutes.
- In the final minute, Tekao Carpenter's 3 gave NCCU a 68-64 lead with 50 seconds left, Elijah Jamison replied with a 3 to make it 68-67 with 30 seconds left, and Dionte Johnson hit one of two free throws with 13 seconds remaining.
- Norfolk State received 18 points from Devon Ellis and 15 from Elijah Jamison, and the game report lists Central at 5-11 and Norfolk State at 6-11.
- Norfolk State called timeout but was harassed during its final possession, and Anthony McComb III's missed 3 appeared just after the buzzer.
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The Virginian Pilot
Daily PressNorfolk State, Hampton men fall in road conference games going down to wire
North Carolina Central held off Norfolk State 69-67 Saturday in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference men’s basketball opener in Durham. Devon Ellis scored 18 points and Elijah Jamison 15 for NSU (6-11). Ellis had eight rebounds, four assists and two blocks. Khouri Carvey had 24 points and 11 rebounds for Central (5-11). NSU trailed by single digits for about the game’s last 30 minutes. Tekao Carpenter’s 3-pointer gave NCCU a 68-64 lead with 50 seco…
Winnipeg Free Press
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Eagles Ring in MEAC Play with Hard-Fought Win Over Norfolk State - North Carolina Central University Athletics
DURHAM, N.C. – North Carolina Central forward Khouri Carvey's 24-point, 11-rebound performance steered the Eagles past Norfolk State 69-67 in the first game of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference schedule at McDougald-McLendon Arena on Saturday evening. Carvey shot an efficient 56.3 percent from the field in his fourth double-double this season and was joined in double figures by Jae Slack (11) and Gage Lattimore, who had 14 points and seven reb…
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