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SWAC Basketball Tournament 2014: Day 1 Recap, Grambling Eliminates Jackson State

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Day one of the SWAC basketball tournament at the Toyota Center in Houston saw a total of four basketball games which included one mild upset in the men’s bracket.  Here is a recap.

Men

Grambling State 84, Jackson State 82

Terry Rose scored 22 points while Chandler Thomas scored 20 points in No. 10 seed Grambling’s first round upset over seventh-seeded Jackson State 84-82.  Thomas also hauled in 14 rebounds.  Grambling (5-23) will play No. 2 Texas Southern (16-14) Wednesday in the quarterfinals.  Jackson State’s season ends with an overall record of 11-20.

Prairie View A&M 79, Mississippi Valley State 63

Eighth-seeded Prairie View A&M had six players to score in double digits, including a 17 point performance off the bench by Demondre Chapman, in a 79-63 win over No.9 seed Mississippi Valley State. The Panthers, 10-22 overall, will play top-seeded Southern Wednesday in the quarterfinals.  MVSU ends the season with a record of 9-23.

Below are postgame comments from Prairie View head coach Byron Rimm.

Women

Grambling 83, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 81 (OT)

Joanna Miller’s game high 27 points helped seventh-seeded Grambling to secure an 83-81 overtime win over No. 10 seed Arkansas-Pine Bluff.  The Lady Tigers (11-19) will to face No. 2 seed Texas Southern (18-11) in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. Arkansas-Pine Bluff ends the season with a record of 3-26.

Alabama A&M 64, Alcorn State 62

Alabama A&M and Alcorn State Women are underway #SWACWBB #THESWAC pic.twitter.com/HTWGLzoDf9

— The SWAC (@theswac) March 11, 2014

 

No. 9 seed Alabama A&M overcame a 12 point deficient in the second half to defeat eighth-seeded Alcorn State 64-62.  AAMU’s Brittney Strickland was the game’s top performer finishing with a stat line that included 28 points, six rebounds and six steals.  The Lady Bulldogs (6-23) advance to the quarterfinals to face No. 1 seed Southern (19-12) on Wednesday.  Alcorn State’s season ends with an overall record of 8-22.

Below are postgame comments from Alabama A&M head coach Semeka Randall.



Tags: Alabama A&MAlcorn StateArkansas-Pine BluffGramblingJackson StateMississippi Valley StatePrairie ViewSWAC
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Kenn Rashad is the Founding Editor & Publisher of HBCU Sports and a graduate of Grambling State University.

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