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APSU Governors Basketball play SIU Edwardsville Cougars at the Dunn Center SaturdaySIU Edwardsville Cougars vs. Austin Peay GovernorsSaturday, February 15th, 2014 | 7:30pm CT
![]() Austin Peay Men’s Basketball square-off against SIU Edwardsville on Saturday. (Michael Rios Clarksville Sports Network) The Govs, who currently are in eighth in the overall OVC standings, are solidly in the hunt for an OVC tourney berth—the top eight teams will advance to Nashville. SIUE comes in at 10-16 overall and 6-6 in the OVC—the Cougars are one-half game ahead of the Govs in the standings. Austin Peay Governors
Ed Dyson registered career bests in points (24) and rebounds (11) in tallying his first double-double. Travis Betran added 23, including four straight key free throws in the final 30 seconds. SIU Edwardsville Cougars
Donivine Stewart is the only Cougar averaging in double figures at 12 ppg, but in OVC play not only is he averaging in double figures (13.2 ppg) but so are Kris Davis (12.5 ppg) and center Keaton Jackson (10.4 ppg). Nine Cougars average as much as 17.5 minutes played per game. Prior to game’s start (10 minute mark)All former Govs and Lady Govs basketball players will be recognized. Halftime2003-04 undefeated Governors basketball team to be honored The SeriesRozell Nunn led SIUE with 15 points, including the go-ahead bucket while APSU’s Chris Horton led all scorers with 20 points. What A Win Would MeanIt would make the Governors 12-14 heading into Wednesday’s road contest at Morehead State…it would make the Govs 6-6 in the OVC… it would make the Govs 6-6 in 2014…it would make the Govs 3-1 in February…it would improve the Govs to 9-4 at home…it would improve the Govs to 5-2 at home during OVC play…they would improve to 3-2 all-time against SIUE…it would make Dave Loos 3-2 all-time against SIUE…it would make Loos 3-2 all-time against SIUE coach Lennox Forrester…it would be Dave Loos’ 466th career victory. Cleaning Up
His 24 points also equaled senior guard Travis Betran’s output against Dalton State (December 30th) and Youngstown State (November 30th) for most by a Gov this season. The 11 rebounds also were a career best. He also tallied a career-high four assists. Free Credit
He enters Saturday three free throws shy of 500 attempts. Double 20-20With Ed Dyson’s 24 points and Betran scoring 23 points, it marked the second time this season, and second time in the last three games, the pair scored 20 points or more in the same contest. Betran had 20 against TSU while Dyson added 20. Stepping Up
He scored 15 points, his first double digit output since January 11th at Murray State. Free ReportAustin Peay shot a season-high 45 free throws, making a season-high 31 against Eastern Illinois. The Govs shot 33 of them in the second half, 18 in the final two minutes. Missing Piece
He did not return and then missed last Saturday’s Belmont game. Earlier this season he missed the Jacksonville State game after incurring an ankle sprain in practice the day before the contest. Media CenterRadio: Governors Radio Network WVRY 105.1-FM Television: Peay Nation Broadcasting ipTV: OVCDN (OVC Digital Network) SectionsSportsTopicsAPSU, APSU Athletics, APSU Basketball, APSU Dunn Center, APSU Men's Basketball, APSU Sports, Austin Peay State University, Chris Horton, Clarksville, Clarksville TN, Dalton State, Damarius Smith, Dave Loos, Dave Loos Court, David Loos, Donivine Stewart, Eastern Illinois, Ed Dyson, Governors, Governors Radio Network, Govs, Greg Walker, Keaton Jackson, Kris Davis, Murray State, Nashville TN, Ohio Valley Conference, OVC, OVC Digital Network, Peay Nation Broadcasting, Rozell Nunn, Tennessee State, Travis Betran, TSU, Tyler Edmondson, Will Pryor, Will Triggs, WVRY 105.1 FM, Youngstown State, Zavion Williams |
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