Murray State 77-76 Valparaiso (26 Feb, 2023) Final Score

Valparaiso Beacons

11-20, 5-15 Conference

	1	2	OT	T
VAL	32	33	11	76
MUR	33	32	12	77

Burns, Murray State defeat Valparaiso 77-76 in OT

— Damiree Burns scored 21 points and Brian Moore Jr. hit the game-winning free throw with one second remaining in the overtime as Murray State beat Valparaiso 77-76 on Sunday night in the regular-season finale for both teams.

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Bradley	8-1	-	17-3
Drake	6-2	1.5	16-2
Belmont	6-3	2	14-6
Northern Iowa	6-3	2	12-8
UIC	5-3	2.5	12-6
Murray State	4-4	3.5	10-9
Illinois State	4-5	4	12-8
Valparaiso	3-5	4.5	10-9
Southern Illinois	3-5	4.5	8-11
Evansville	3-5	4.5	6-13
Indiana State	3-6	5	9-11
Missouri State	0-9	8	7-13

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Game Leaders

B. Krikke #23 - VAL

D. Burns #55 - MUR

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Burns, Murray State defeat Valparaiso 77-76 in OT

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