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1/27/2024 6:28:00 PM | Men's Basketball
ABILENE – After leading for almost the entire first 30 minutes, Abilene Christian dropped a tough one to Southern Utah on Saturday, 82-67.
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The first half and early second half were a dogfight but ACU never trailed during that time. The teams were tied at 33-33 at intermission.
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The Wildcats had small leads for the first five minutes of the second half and fended off runs until Jamari Sibley hit a three-pointer with 9:01 to go for the first SUU lead. JV Seat got the lead back with a pair of free throws, 53-52, with 8:40 remaining but Sibley added a three-point play at the other end and the Thunderbirds never trailed again.
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"We held the lead even though we weren't playing well," said ACU Head Coach Brette Tanner. "I think when they finally took the lead on that and-one play, I felt like our belief went away. I could feel it in the huddle. I don't know what it was, because we've been playing with so much belief lately. We've been talking about warrior spirit and we've been playing with that. I have a great group of guys in that locker room. They're taking ownership and that gives me hope moving forward. They're not pointing fingers; they're not making excuses. And I do the same thing. I said, guys, 'I made a ton of mistakes today.' I'll go back and watch the film and see what they were."
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Leonardo Bettiol had a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds while Airion Simmons added another 14 points to go with eight boards. Ali Abdou Dibba and Hunter Jack Madden added a dozen points each with Dibba leading the team on defense with three steals.
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The Cats return to action on Thursday, hosting Tarleton State at 7 p.m. in a game that will be televised regionally on Space City Home Network.
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The first half and early second half were a dogfight but ACU never trailed during that time. The teams were tied at 33-33 at intermission.
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The Wildcats had small leads for the first five minutes of the second half and fended off runs until Jamari Sibley hit a three-pointer with 9:01 to go for the first SUU lead. JV Seat got the lead back with a pair of free throws, 53-52, with 8:40 remaining but Sibley added a three-point play at the other end and the Thunderbirds never trailed again.
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"We held the lead even though we weren't playing well," said ACU Head Coach Brette Tanner. "I think when they finally took the lead on that and-one play, I felt like our belief went away. I could feel it in the huddle. I don't know what it was, because we've been playing with so much belief lately. We've been talking about warrior spirit and we've been playing with that. I have a great group of guys in that locker room. They're taking ownership and that gives me hope moving forward. They're not pointing fingers; they're not making excuses. And I do the same thing. I said, guys, 'I made a ton of mistakes today.' I'll go back and watch the film and see what they were."
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Leonardo Bettiol had a double-double with 14 points and 10 rebounds while Airion Simmons added another 14 points to go with eight boards. Ali Abdou Dibba and Hunter Jack Madden added a dozen points each with Dibba leading the team on defense with three steals.
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The Cats return to action on Thursday, hosting Tarleton State at 7 p.m. in a game that will be televised regionally on Space City Home Network.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SUU
ACU
FG%
.585
.426
3FG%
.455
.250
FT%
.652
.545
RB
29
38
TO
12
13
STL
6
5
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