Cal State Fullerton 82-75 Cal State Northridge (26 Jan, 2020) Final Score

Cal State Northridge Matadors

8-14, 3-3 Conference

	1	2	T
CSUN	39	36	75
CSUF	43	39	82

Kamga leads Cal St.-Fullerton past CS Northridge 82-75

Brandon Kamga matched his career high with a season-high 27 points as Cal State Fullerton scored the last seven points of the game to defeat Cal State Northridge 82-75 on Saturday night.

Jan 26, 2020, 06:34 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
UC Irvine	7-0	-	17-2
UC San Diego	5-2	2	15-4
UC Davis	5-3	2.5	11-8
UC Santa Barbara	4-3	3	12-6
Cal State Northridge	4-3	3	12-6
Hawai'i	4-3	3	12-6
UC Riverside	4-3	3	11-8
Cal State Bakersfield	3-4	4	9-10
Long Beach State	3-4	4	7-12
Cal State Fullerton	1-7	6.5	6-14
Cal Poly	0-8	7.5	6-14

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