Charleston Southern 89-75 South Carolina Upstate (3 Jan, 2020) Final Score

South Carolina Upstate Spartans

5-9, 0-1 Conference

	1	2	T
UPST	35	40	75
CHSO	44	45	89

Charleston Southern Buccaneers

7-6, 1-0 Conference

Fleming leads Charleston Southern over USC Upstate 89-75

Phlandrous Fleming Jr. scored 25 points and made three steals and Charleston Southern beat USC Upstate 89-75 in Thursday nights' Big South Conference opener for both teams.

Jan 3, 2020, 03:16 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
UNC Asheville	4-1	-	13-6
High Point	4-2	0.5	16-5
Longwood	3-2	1	14-6
Radford	3-2	1	13-7
Winthrop	3-3	1.5	13-8
Gardner-Webb	3-3	1.5	8-11
Charleston Southern	2-3	2	6-14
Presbyterian	1-4	3	8-12
South Carolina Upstate	1-4	3	5-15

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South Carolina Upstate Spartans

Charleston Southern Buccaneers

Game Leaders

E. Hammond #0 - UPST

P. Fleming Jr. #24 - CHSO

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Fleming leads Charleston Southern over USC Upstate 89-75

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