
Men's Basketball Stumbles Against Central Arkansas
1/18/2024 9:03:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Final Score – Lipscomb: 96, Central Arkansas: 86
Location – Nashville, Tenn. (Allen Arena)
Records – Lipscomb: 11-8 (2-2, ASUN), Central Arkansas: 7-13 (3-1, ASUN)
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THE SHORT STORY
Lipscomb Men's Basketball fell 96-86 to a red-hot shooting Central Arkansas team on Thursday evening to fall 2-2 in ASUN play.Â
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HOW IT HAPPENED
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Action was back-and-forth early as the teams traded buckets from the opening whistle. Lipscomb got its first lead of the night when Derrin Boyd nailed a triple at the top of the key for a 9-6 lead.Â
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The lead, however, was short lived as Central Arkansas answered with a three-pointer at the end of the shot clock. After an empty possession, Lipscomb was behind 12-9 at the first media timeout.Â
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Lipscomb pulled level, 14-14, but Central Arkansas was firing at an impressive clip from beyond the arc and nailed back-to-back three-pointers to pull ahead 20-14 at the second media timeout.Â
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The Bisons began to struggle offensively, with no field goals for nearly three minutes, but Will Pruitt broke the drought, getting the Bisons on the board with a much-needed bucket.Â
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Lipscomb got some momentum when it got a defensive rebound and Boyd found AJ McGinnis on the outlet pass for a one-handed jam, forcing a Central Arkansas timeout.Â
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Out of the break, the Bears connected on its seventh triple of the night for a 10-point lead, stifling the Bisons' momentum.Â
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With one of its best offensive halves of the season, Central Arkansas took a 52-40 lead into the halftime break. The Bears shot 65-percent from three and 58-percent from the floor. The Bisons were shooting 50-percent from the floor but just 33-percent from deep.Â
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Out of the halftime break, the Bisons defense picked up and started to cause problems for the Bears. Cody Head came off the bench and provided a spark. At the 16:58 mark of the second half, he converted a pair of free throws, getting the game back in single digits for the Bisons.Â
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Heading into the under-16 media timeout, an 8-0 Lipscomb run had the Bisons back within a pair of possessions, 54-50 with 15:46 to play.Â
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Lipscomb continued an extended 14-2 run over three and a half minutes to tie the game at 56 a piece with 13:43 left in the game.Â
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Central Arkansas punched back with back-to-back triples to get back out to a six-point advantage, but the Bisons didn't go away.Â
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The squads traded buckets for much of the next minutes, but the Bisons could never quite overcome the Bears lead as Central Arkansas held a 75-70 advantage at the under-eight media timeout.Â
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Out of the timeout, McGinnis and Head made big back-to-back baskets, cutting the deficit to a pair, but, yet again, the Bears bounced back with a dagger three-pointer extending the lead back out.Â
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The shootout continued as Head banged in a triple from the top of the key to excite the Lipscomb bench, but once again, the Bears answered with its 17th triple of the night.Â
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Head continued to be a spark, however, and drove the lane for another bucket, keeping Lipscomb behind just 83-80 before head coach Lennie Acuff called a timeout with 4:46 left to play.Â
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A 9-0 Central Arkansas run, however, saw the Bears get out to a 94-84 lead with 1:30 left to play. The deficit proved too much for the Bisons to overcome as Lipscomb fell 96-86 to Central Arkansas.
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HERD NOTES
UP NEXT
Lipscomb will face North Alabama at home on Saturday, Jan. 20 at 4 p.m. CT in Allen Arena.Â
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Location – Nashville, Tenn. (Allen Arena)
Records – Lipscomb: 11-8 (2-2, ASUN), Central Arkansas: 7-13 (3-1, ASUN)
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THE SHORT STORY
Lipscomb Men's Basketball fell 96-86 to a red-hot shooting Central Arkansas team on Thursday evening to fall 2-2 in ASUN play.Â
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HOW IT HAPPENED
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Action was back-and-forth early as the teams traded buckets from the opening whistle. Lipscomb got its first lead of the night when Derrin Boyd nailed a triple at the top of the key for a 9-6 lead.Â
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ÂMoney#IntoTheStorm ?? | #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/ZYvNiyYJ6L
— Lipscomb Men's Basketball (@LipscombMBB) January 19, 2024
The lead, however, was short lived as Central Arkansas answered with a three-pointer at the end of the shot clock. After an empty possession, Lipscomb was behind 12-9 at the first media timeout.Â
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Lipscomb pulled level, 14-14, but Central Arkansas was firing at an impressive clip from beyond the arc and nailed back-to-back three-pointers to pull ahead 20-14 at the second media timeout.Â
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The Bisons began to struggle offensively, with no field goals for nearly three minutes, but Will Pruitt broke the drought, getting the Bisons on the board with a much-needed bucket.Â
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Lipscomb got some momentum when it got a defensive rebound and Boyd found AJ McGinnis on the outlet pass for a one-handed jam, forcing a Central Arkansas timeout.Â
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ÂAJ JAM #IntoTheStorm ?? | #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/EXqnVMGQaX
— Lipscomb Men's Basketball (@LipscombMBB) January 19, 2024
Out of the break, the Bears connected on its seventh triple of the night for a 10-point lead, stifling the Bisons' momentum.Â
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With one of its best offensive halves of the season, Central Arkansas took a 52-40 lead into the halftime break. The Bears shot 65-percent from three and 58-percent from the floor. The Bisons were shooting 50-percent from the floor but just 33-percent from deep.Â
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Out of the halftime break, the Bisons defense picked up and started to cause problems for the Bears. Cody Head came off the bench and provided a spark. At the 16:58 mark of the second half, he converted a pair of free throws, getting the game back in single digits for the Bisons.Â
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Heading into the under-16 media timeout, an 8-0 Lipscomb run had the Bisons back within a pair of possessions, 54-50 with 15:46 to play.Â
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ÂJust how we drew it up #IntoTheStorm ?? | #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/Qj9TO6NfPs
— Lipscomb Men's Basketball (@LipscombMBB) January 19, 2024
Lipscomb continued an extended 14-2 run over three and a half minutes to tie the game at 56 a piece with 13:43 left in the game.Â
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Central Arkansas punched back with back-to-back triples to get back out to a six-point advantage, but the Bisons didn't go away.Â
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The squads traded buckets for much of the next minutes, but the Bisons could never quite overcome the Bears lead as Central Arkansas held a 75-70 advantage at the under-eight media timeout.Â
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Out of the timeout, McGinnis and Head made big back-to-back baskets, cutting the deficit to a pair, but, yet again, the Bears bounced back with a dagger three-pointer extending the lead back out.Â
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The shootout continued as Head banged in a triple from the top of the key to excite the Lipscomb bench, but once again, the Bears answered with its 17th triple of the night.Â
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ÂHe's like that#IntoTheStorm ?? | #HornsUp ?? pic.twitter.com/Ug29pkHC4L
— Lipscomb Men's Basketball (@LipscombMBB) January 19, 2024
Head continued to be a spark, however, and drove the lane for another bucket, keeping Lipscomb behind just 83-80 before head coach Lennie Acuff called a timeout with 4:46 left to play.Â
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A 9-0 Central Arkansas run, however, saw the Bears get out to a 94-84 lead with 1:30 left to play. The deficit proved too much for the Bisons to overcome as Lipscomb fell 96-86 to Central Arkansas.
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HERD NOTES
- Lipscomb shot 52-percent from the field and 35-perfent from three-point range.Â
- Central Arkansas shot 53-percent from the field and 61-percent from deep, connecting on 19 triples, a Central Arkansas program record.Â
- The Bisons committed five turnovers and forced 13 turnovers.Â
- Head led the Bisons with 20 points. Six Bisons were in double figures on the night.Â
- Pruitt and McCormack had five rebounds each.Â
UP NEXT
Lipscomb will face North Alabama at home on Saturday, Jan. 20 at 4 p.m. CT in Allen Arena.Â
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
UCA
Lips
FG%
.533
.517
3FG%
.613
.348
FT%
.867
.783
RB
35
25
TO
13
5
STL
5
3
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