Wofford 85-68 Brevard (7 Nov, 2023) Final Score

Brevard Tornados

	1	2	T
BRE	39	29	68
WOF	42	43	85

Wofford Terriers

1-0, 1-0 home

Tripp's 19 points sends Wofford past DIII-member Brevard 85-68

— Corey Tripp scored 19 points as Wofford beat Division III-member Brevard 85-68 on Monday night.

Nov 7, 2023, 04:37 am - Data Skrive

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Samford	15-3	-	29-6
UNC Greensboro	12-6	3	21-11
Chattanooga	12-6	3	21-12
Western Carolina	11-7	4	22-10
Wofford	10-8	5	17-15
Furman	10-8	5	17-16
East Tennessee State	8-10	7	19-16
Mercer	8-10	7	16-17
The Citadel	3-15	12	11-21
VMI	1-17	14	4-28

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Brevard Tornados

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J. PosnerG - BRE

C. TrippG - WOF

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Tripp's 19 points sends Wofford past DIII-member Brevard 85-68

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