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Kamardine Dazzles with 26 Points, Ole Miss Takes Down Memphis 83-77
Kamardine scored 26 points to lead Ole Miss to an 83-77 victory over Memphis, maintaining their undefeated season and top 30 national ranking.
- On Nov. 11, Ole Miss defeated Memphis 76-71 in Oxford, with Kamardine scoring 26 points to lead the Rebels.
- Memphis came in buoyed by a 76-70 season-opening win over San Francisco that coach Penny Hardaway graded an A-minus, and Hardaway said `I know who we can be` after the Nov. 8 victory.
- Transfers James Scott, Louisville transfer, and Corey Chest, LSU transfer, anchored Ole Miss' boards with 16 and 15 rebounds and eight blocks, while Memphis out-rebounded San Francisco 41-34 with 17 offensive boards producing 22 second-chance points.
- The result reinforces Ole Miss Rebels' 2-0 start and top-30 status, while Memphis Tigers remain 0-4 in Oxford since Dec. 17, 2005, exposing second-half defensive issues.
- Hardaway said the team must keep energy offensively and get tougher defensively with Memphis Tigers guards rebounding and bigs avoiding foul trouble, highlighting the need for improved discipline.
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Ilias Kamardine puts up 26 points as Ole Miss edges Memphis
Ilias Kamardine scored 16 of his game-high 26 points in the first half while leading Ole Miss to an 83-77 victory over Memphis on Tuesday in Oxford, Miss.A senior guard from Marseille, France, Kamardine made 11 of 14 field-goal attempts. Kezza Giffa added 15 points and five assists for the Rebels (3-0), and Malik Dia contributed 13 points and six rebounds.Memphis (1-1) was led by Curtis Givens III, who scored 20 points. Ashton Hardaway, the son …
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