Lamar Basketball Scores Another Win

The Lamar basketball team scored another win last night, defeating their opponents by a wide margin. This latest victory puts the team’s record at an impressive 10-1 for the season so far.

Lamar’s success on the court is thanks in part to the strong leadership of Head Coach John Doe who has years of experience at the collegiate level. The team’s star player Jane Smith, is also a big factor in their success. She is averaging 25 points per game and is a big asset on both Offense and defense

With such a strong start to the season, Lamar looks like they could be headed for a championship run. We’ll be sure to keep you updated on their progress as the season continues!

The team’s impressive performance

The Lamar men’s Basketball team kept their Winning Streak alive with another impressive performance on Tuesday night. The team secured their sixth win in a row with a 79-65 victory over the University of Texas at San Antonio

With the score tied at halftime, Lamar came out in the second half and took control of the game. The team was led by senior guard Anthony Olivo, who scored a career-high 28 points. Junior forward Josh Naylor also had a strong game, finishing with 16 points and eight rebounds.

The win improves Lamar’s record to 11-4 on the season and 3-0 in conference play The team will look to continue their winning ways when they take on Sam Houston State on Saturday.

The game-winning shot

The game-winning shot is one of the most exciting and dramactic moments in all of sports. When the game is on the line and the clock is ticking down, there is nothing like it.

In basketball, the game-winning shot is often the difference between winning and losing. A successful last-second shot can give a team the boost it needs to win a close game

Lamar University’s basketball team made a game-winning shot against conference rivals Mcneese State on January 27, 2020. The Cowboys were up by two points with only seconds remaining on the clock when Lamar’s Josh Nzeakor made a layup to give the Cardinals a one-point lead. McNeese State’s desperation attempt at a buzzer-beater was unsuccessful, and Lamar came away with the win.

The game-winning shot is always a thrilling moment, but it means even more when it comes against a rival team. That’s exactly what happened with Lamar’s recent win against McNeese State.

The crowd’s reaction

The home crowd was electric as Lamar University’s Basketball team scored another win. The players were cheered on by the fans as they ran up and down the court, and the atmosphere was electric.

The post-game celebration

After another hard-fought victory, the Lamar basketball team celebrated with their fans in the post-game celebration. The team gave high-fives to the crowd and taken selfies with their fans. They were all smiles as they soaked in the moment and enjoyed the fruits of their labor.

The coach’s post-game comments

After the game, Coach Smith was very pleased with his team’s performance.

“We played well tonight,” he said. “It was a complete team effort. Everyone contributed and we worked hard from start to finish.”

Coach Smith was especially happy with the team’s defensive effort.

“We’ve been working hard on our defense lately and it showed tonight. We held them to fewer points than they average and that was the key to the game.”

The win moves Lamar into a tie for second place in the Conference Standings The team will have a chance to move into first place next week with a win over conference-leading Baylor.

The player’s post-game comments

After the game, the player was interviewed by the press and asked about their post-game comments. The player said, “I’m just happy we could pull out the win. It was a tough game and we knew we had to work hard for it. We’re just happy to get the win and move on to the next game.”

The highlights of the game

The Lamar University men’s basketball team picked up its third straight win with a 74-68 victory over Nicholls on Wednesday night at the Montagne Center. The Cardinals (11-5, 3-1 Southland) had four players finish in double figures, led by David Muenker with 15 points. Antwon Lillard and T.J. Atwood each had 12 points and Zjavon Lowe added 11 for Lamar.

The Cardinals shot 47 percent (26 of 55) from the field for the game and made 7 of 14 from 3-point range. Lamar also hit 15 of 20 from the Foul Line including 10 of 14 in the second half. Nicholls (9-7, 0-4) was led by Jahvaughn Powell with 17 points, while Nate Frye and Lafayette Rutledge each added 12 points for the Colonels.

Lamar will return to action on Saturday when the Cardinals host Incarnate Word at 4 p.m. at the Montagne Center.

The lowlights of the game

The lowlights of the game were the missed layups and Free throws

The next game

The next game is against the University of Texas at Austin on February 23rd.

Lamar Basketball Scores Another Win