Stephen F. Austin 78-66 Nicholls (10 Mar, 2018) Final Score

Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks

27-6, 14-4 Conference

	1	2	T
SFA	37	41	78
NICH	27	39	66

Stephen F. Austin leads Nicholls all the way in 78-66 win

Shannon Bogues scored 27 points and T.J. Holyfield had a double-double and No. 3 seed Stephen F. Austin beat Nicholls 78-66 Friday night to head to the Southland Conference Tournament championship game.

Mar 10, 2018, 04:14 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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Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks

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