Stackhouse’s 19 lead IU Indianapolis past Southern Indiana 74-70
Manasseh Stackhouse added six rebounds and three blocks as IU Indianapolis improved to 3-0 behind balanced scoring from three teammates.
- On Wednesday, Manasseh Stackhouse scored 19 points as IU Indianapolis defeated Southern Indiana 74-70, improving the Jaguars to 3-0.
- Southern Indiana trailed just 31-30 at halftime before IU Indy pulled away in the second half. Both teams struggled with shooting efficiency throughout the contest.
- Stackhouse added three blocks to his scoring total, while Billy Smith contributed 11 points for the Jaguars. Fredy-Salam Sylla led the Screaming Eagles with 16 points and 15 rebounds.
- Josh Smith and Afan Trnka each scored 14 points for Southern Indiana, which fell to 1-3 after the loss. The Screaming Eagles could not overcome the Jaguars' defensive intensity.
- The Jaguars travel to face Morehead State on Saturday, while the Screaming Eagles host Western Michigan on Sunday. Both teams seek to bounce back in their next contests.
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Manasseh Stackhouse’s 19 lead IU Indianapolis past Southern Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Manasseh Stackhouse had 19 points in IU Indianapolis’ 74-70 victory over Southern Indiana on Wednesday. Stackhouse added six rebounds and three blocks for the Jaguars (3-0). Billy Smith scored 11 points while going 3 of 7 (3 for 6 from 3-point range). Fredy-Salam Sylla led the way for the Screaming Eagles (1-3) […]
IU INDY 74, SOUTHERN INDIANA 70
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Four USI Players Score in Double Figures in 74-70 Loss to IU Indy
Southern Indiana battled Indiana University Indianapolis on the road but couldn’t complete a late comeback, falling 74-70. Four Screaming Eagles scored in double figures, led by Fredy-Salam Sylla’s double-double, but turnovers and missed chances down the stretch proved costly.
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