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LWC basketball team gives SEC powerhouse a scare Columbia, Kentucky's Kalen Kimberland stars as Lindsey team high 21, as Blue Raider Men's basketball's 66-64 lead threatens Mississippi State on its home court, Humphrey Coliseum, 55 Coliseum DR, Starkville, MS Next game: Exhibition at Samford University Starkville MS.- A disappointing finish ended what was a feel-good afternoon for the Lindsey Wilson College men's basketball team as it traveled to Mississippi State University on Saturday afternoon for its first exhibition of the season. After going toe-to-toe with the Southeastern Conference giant for 37 minutes, the Blue Raiders were unable to score the final three en route to a 75-66 loss. Lindsey Wilson sophomore Kalen Kimberland scored a team-high 21 points. Junior Justin Archie added 13 points and seven rebounds. The Blue Raiders led by as many as seven points in the opening half before a Bulldog rally cut the lead to 36-34 at the break. Mississippi State sprinted out to a 50-41 lead following Ravern Johnson's three-pointer with 13:37 left in the game. Johnson finished with a game-high 25 points. But the Blue Raiders refused to go away. Lindsey Wilson began its comeback with a three-pointer by senior Jeremiah Diebler at the 11:40 mark and a Kimberland three 20 seconds later to cut the lead to 52-49. The Blue Raiders continued their methodical climb back towards the lead with back-to-back baskets by juniors Rayshawn Alexander and Charles Baker to go ahead 62-61 lead with 6:50 left. Kimberland would score the Blue Raiders next two baskets - the final score breaking the eighth tie of the game - to give LWC a 66-64 lead with 3:25 left. It would the last Lindsey Wilson points of the game. Mississippi State closed with 11 straight points, including 6-for-6 at the free throw line to win 75-66. The Blue Raiders finished the game shooting just 36.7 percent (22-of-60) from the field, but committed just 10 turnovers. The Bulldogs shot 52.2 percent (24-of-46) for the game. NEXT: LWC Men's Basketball at Samford U Lindsey Wilson Men's Basketball concludes its exhibition season on at 7pmCT, Monday, November 8, 2010, as the Blue Raiders travel to Corts Arena, Samford University Homewood, AL. This story was posted on 2010-11-07 09:18:22
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