Samford Basketball Scores Another Win

The Samford Bulldogs basketball team notched another win against their conference rivals, the Alabama Crimson Tide With a final score of 79-65, the Bulldogs showed their dominance on the court. This victory marks their sixth consecutive win, and cements their position at the top of the Conference Standings

Samford Basketball

The Samford Basketball team won their latest game against the University of Alabama with a score of 79-78. This is the team’s second win in a row and puts them at an impressive 15-3 for the season. The team’s next game is against the University of Tennessee on Saturday, February 8th. Be sure to catch all the action and see if Samford can keep up their winning streak!

Scores Another Win

The Samford University men’s basketball team won its fourth consecutive game Saturday, Jan. 13, defeating the University of North Carolina at Greensboro 89-86.

Samford’s leading scorers were senior forward Ruben Guerrero with 24 points and junior guard Josh Sharkey with 23 points. The Bulldogs also got double-digit scoring efforts from junior guard Myron Gordon with 11 points and redshirt freshman guard Brandon Austin with 10 points.

With the win, Samford improves to 10-7 overall and 4-1 in league play. The Bulldogs will return to action Thursday, Jan. 18, when they travel to Birmingham, Alabama, to take on league rival UAB. Tipoff is set for 6 p.m. (CT) at Bartow Arena.

Samford’s Defense

The Samford Bulldogs are a NCAA Division I Basketball team representing Samford University in Homewood, Alabama. The Bulldogs compete in the Southern Conference and play their home games at the Pete Hanna Center. Samford’s defense was the story of the game as they held their opponent to just 38% shooting from the field and forced 16 turnovers.

Samford’s Offense

The Samford Bulldogs men’s basketball team executed a well-rounded offensive game plan to perfection Saturday afternoon, helping the squad to a resounding 84-68 victory over the Furman Paladins The win marked the team’s second straight Southern Conference victory and gave Samford a 7-4 record in league play.

Samford’s Bench

In a game that saw three lead changes and neither team leading by more than seven points, Samford’s bench rose to the occasion and propelled the Bulldogs to their fourth straight win. Samford’s bench players outscored their counterparts 24-9, with senior Quantez Robertson leading the way with 8 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists.

The Other Team’s Defense

The other team’s defense was no match for Samford’s offense, as the Bulldogs romped to another victory.

Samford’s shooters were hot from the start, and the team quickly built a lead that they would never relinquish. The Bulldogs’ defense was also stingy, allowing the other team to score only a handful of points.

With the win, Samford’s record improves to 9-1 on the season. The team will look to continue their winning ways next week when they take on their conference rivals.

The Other Team’s Offense

In their last game, the Samford Bulldogs’ offense was on fire, scoring 96 points and winning by 27. The other team’s offense was no match for the Bulldogs’ aggressive defense, managing only 69 points.

The Other Team’s Bench

The Samford Bulldogs basketball team won again last night, this time against their cross-town rivals, the Birmingham-Southern Panthers. The final score was 92-64, with the Bulldogs leading the whole game.

Coach Scott Padgett was pleased with his team’s performance, especially their defense. “Our guys did a great job of keeping them out of the paint and making them shoot from the outside,” he said.

The Bulldogs will now move on to face the University of Alabama in their next game.

The Fans

The fans are the ones who create the atmosphere at every game. They are the ones who paint their faces, wear the team jerseys, and stand up to cheer on their team. They are also the ones who boo the other team and chant derogatory things. The fans play a big role in every game.

The Referees

Last night, the Samford Bulldogs basketball team won their fourth game in a row, beating the Alabama Crimson Tide 79-78. The team’s success is due in part to the strong play of their star player guard Jamal Shuler. But it’s also thanks to the referees, who have been making some key calls in Samford’s favor lately.

In last night’s game, for example, the refs called a foul on Alabama’s star player forward John Petty when he was trying to block Shuler’s shot. That gave Shuler two Free throws which he made to put Samford up by two points. The Crimson Tide tried to come back, but ultimately they couldn’t make up the difference and Samford won the game.

The refs have been coming under fire from some fans recently for what they perceive as bias against their team. But whatever your opinion on the matter, there’s no denying that the refs have had a big impact on Samford’s recent success.