US EditionStephenson Leads Florida International Past New Mexico State 81-78
Corey Stephenson scored 25 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to end FIU's five-game losing streak with an 81-78 win over New Mexico State.
- On Saturday, Corey Stephenson scored to lead Florida International past New Mexico State in Las Cruces, the game reported by The Associated Press using Data Skrive and Sportradar data.
- Snapping a five-game skid, the Florida International Panthers ended their slide with Corey Stephenson contributing 12 rebounds.
- Julius Mims and Julian Mackey supplied support, with Mims adding nine points and two blocks while Mackey added 12 points.
- Despite strong individual efforts, the Aggies were paced by Elijah Elliott, who finished with two steals, and Jemel Jones contributed five assists to keep the game close.
- Bench scoring from Williamson and Jackson bolstered Florida International Panthers with 10 points each, enhancing the team's depth in the win.
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Elliott’s Efforts Not Enough; Aggies Fall to FIU
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico – NM State (10-9, 3-6 CUSA) once again battled back to erase a big deficit; however, FIU (10-10, 3-6 CUSA) managed to close out the game on a 6-0 run to hand the Aggies an 81-78 loss inside the Pan American Center on Saturday afternoon. NM State quickly found success as Elijah Elliott found Julius Mims for an alley-oop dunk on the game’s opening possession. Later, a 7-0 Aggie run, highlighted by a 3-pointer from Elliott ga…
Stephenson Stars with 25 & 12: FIU Holds Off New Mexico State
FIU men's basketball ended a five-game losing streak by defeating New Mexico State 81-78, thanks to Corey Stephenson's standout performance of 25 points and 12 rebounds. The victory not only marked their second win over the Aggies this season but also demonstrated resilience as they overcame a late-game deficit. Coach Jeremy Ballard praised the team for their unity and perseverance throughout the challenging match. With this win, FIU improved to…
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