Savannah State 85-75 North Carolina Central (27 Feb, 2018) Final Score

North Carolina Central Eagles

14-15, 8-7 Conference

	1	2	T
NCCU	38	37	75
SAV	42	43	85

Savannah State Tigers

14-16, 11-4 Conference

Fenner, Jenkins combine for 48 pts in Savannah State win

Alante Fenner scored 25 points with three 3-pointers, Javaris Jenkins added 23 points with four 3s, and Savannah State beat North Carolina Central 85-75 on Monday night.

Feb 27, 2018, 03:50 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Howard	3-0	-	8-11
Norfolk State	3-1	0.5	13-8
South Carolina State	3-1	0.5	9-10
North Carolina Central	2-2	1.5	9-12
Morgan State	2-2	1.5	8-12
Delaware State	1-3	2.5	9-10
Coppin State	1-3	2.5	3-16
Maryland Eastern Shore	0-3	3	4-15

Team	CONF		OVR

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North Carolina Central Eagles

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R. Davis #32 - NCCU

A. Fenner #14 - SAV

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Fenner, Jenkins combine for 48 pts in Savannah State win

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