Lamar 71-66 Stephen F. Austin (25 Feb, 2018) Final Score

Lamar Cardinals

19-11, 11-6 Conference

	1	2	T
LAM	33	38	71
SFA	26	40	66

Garth scores 23, Lamar upsets SF Austin to complete sweep

Nick Garth drained six from long range to total 23 points as Lamar upset Stephen F. Austin 71-66 on Saturday to complete its first season sweep of the Lumberjacks since the 2001-02 campaign.

Feb 25, 2018, 02:25 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
McNeese	8-0	-	14-5
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	6-2	2	13-7
Nicholls	5-3	3	11-8
SE Louisiana	5-3	3	11-8
Lamar	5-3	3	10-9
Northwestern State	5-3	3	8-10
Houston Christian	5-3	3	8-11
UT Rio Grande Valley	4-4	4	12-7
Incarnate Word	2-6	6	9-10
New Orleans	2-6	6	4-15
Stephen F. Austin	1-7	7	8-11
East Texas A&M	0-8	8	2-17

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Lamar Cardinals

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Game Leaders

N. Garth #3 - LAM

T. Holyfield #22 - SFA

Game Information

Garth scores 23, Lamar upsets SF Austin to complete sweep

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