JACKSON, Miss. – Shooting woes haunted the Wildcats as they fell, 70-66 to Jackson State, Saturday night in in Jackson.

How It Happened
 
The Wildcats managed only a 36 percent shooting clip from the field on the evening, connecting on only five of 25 three-pointers in the loss.
 
B-CU cut the Jackson State lead to as little at two on a three-pointer from Dhashon Dyson, but, with only five seconds left, the Wildcats could not close the deal.
 
Zion Harmon led the way with 20 points on 5-9 shooting. Marcus Garrett followed with 15 points – he added seven rebounds, six assists, and three steals.
 
Kevin Davis grabbed nine rebounds.
 


Notes

• Every Wildcat to enter the game scored.
• The Wildcats out-rebounded Jackson State, 30-28.
• The Wildcats made 13-15 free throws on the night, JSU made 16 of 18.

Up Next

The Wildcats will regroup as they head to Lorman, Miss. to take on Alcorn State, Monday, Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. EST.


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