Norfolk State 72-63 Morgan State (11 Mar, 2022) Final Score

Morgan State Bears

13-14, 7-6 Conference

	1	2	T
MORG	28	35	63
NORF	28	44	72

Norfolk St. tops Morgan St. 72-63 to reach MEAC title game

— Joe Bryant Jr. and Jalen Hawkins scored 19 points each, Dana Tate Jr. tallied 14 points and 11 rebounds and Norfolk State defeated Morgan State 72-63 in the Mid-Eastern Conference tournament semifinals on Friday night.

Mar 12, 2023, 01:52 am - STATS Perform dba Automated Insights

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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

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Morgan State Bears

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Game Leaders

M. Miller #11 - MORG

J. Bryant Jr. #4 - NORF

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