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Saturday, February 27, 2010

Kent State turns back Miami

By Pete Conrad

The Kent State Golden Flashes defeated the Miami RedHawks 66-58 tonight, Feb. 27 at M.A.C. Center, sending Miami to its fourth consecutive Mid-American Conference loss.

Julian Mavunga led the RedHawks with 17 points and Kenny Hayes scored 15.

The Flashes were led by Justin Greene with 18 points and 11 rebounds.

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Kent St. struggling to put Miami away

By Pete Conrad

Kent State leads the Miami RedHawks 47-41 with 11:26 left in the second half tonight, Feb. 27 at M.A.C. Center.

The Golden Flashes had led by nine at halftime, but Miami stormed back to tie the game 41-41 on a 3-point basket by Julian Mavunga. KSU answered with three straight baskets,

Justin Green leads Kent State with 18 points and eight rebounds. Mavunga has scored 14 points for Miami and Nick Winbush has 10.

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Miami trails by nine at halftime

By Pete Conrad

The Kent State Golden Flashes lead the Miami RedHawks 35-26 at halftime tonight, Feb. 27 in their Mid-American Conference basketball game at M.A.C. Center.

Justin Greene has scored 10 points for the Flashes, who took control with a 12-2 run. The Flashed have committed just one turnover.

Julian Mavunga has scored eight points for the RedHawks, who are shooting just 38.1 percent from the field (8-for-21).

Senior center Adam Fletcher, who sat out the Feb. 4 game at Western Michigan with a nagging leg injury, has not played for the RedHawks.

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