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San Diego Pulls Away From Chicago State, 87-67
By Piper Rampage
Photo: Ron Sellers / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — San Diego took the lead for good in the first half and pulled away for an 87-67 victory over Chicago State at the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
San Diego improved to 3-1, while Chicago State fell to 2-3. The Toreros led 46-29 at halftime after scoring 46 points in the first half and 41 in the second. Chicago State scored 29 before the break and 38 afterward.
Jevon Hill led San Diego with 18 points, shooting 6-of-10 from three-point range. Marqui Worthy Jr. added 12 points and five assists. Davion Hill and Dusty Stromer each scored 10 points.
Mike Price led Chicago State with 20 points. Armari Carraway added 17 points and made five three-pointers. Malik Olafioye scored 11 points and recorded five assists, while Kameron Foman grabbed 12 rebounds.
San Diego took the lead 10-9 on a Jevon Hill three-pointer with about 16:26 left in the first half and did not trail again. The Toreros eventually led by as many as 25 points.
San Diego’s early three-pointer changed the game, and the Toreros built steadily from there. Their first-half advantage grew to 17 points by halftime, and Chicago State could not close the gap after the break.
Hill’s outside shooting led San Diego’s balanced attack, with four Toreros reaching double figures. Price and Carraway combined for 37 points for Chicago State, while Foman led all rebounders with 12.
San Diego’s control after Hill’s first-half three-pointer produced a 20-point home victory at the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
Piper Rampage
Men’s College Basketball, The Library Media
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