UL Monroe 89-80 App State (13 Mar, 2019) Final Score

App State Mountaineers

11-21, 6-12 Conference

	1	2	T
APP	36	44	80
ULM	42	47	89

Munnings carries Louisiana-Monroe past Appalachian St. 89-80

Travis Munnings had 21 points and 12 rebounds as Louisiana-Monroe beat Appalachian State 89-80 in the first round of the Sun Belt Conference Tourney on Tuesday night.

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
South Alabama	6-1	-	14-5
Arkansas State	5-2	1	14-5
App State	5-2	1	11-7
Troy	4-3	2	11-7
Texas State	4-3	2	11-8
Marshall	4-3	2	11-9
Old Dominion	4-3	2	8-11
Louisiana	4-3	2	6-13
James Madison	3-4	3	10-9
Georgia Southern	3-4	3	10-9
Southern Miss	3-4	3	8-11
Georgia State	3-4	3	7-12
Coastal Carolina	1-6	5	8-11
UL Monroe	0-7	6	4-16

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App State Mountaineers

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J. Forrest #1 - APP

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