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Emile Blackman Dayton
53
Duquesne DUQ 9-15, 2-9 A-10
90
Winner Dayton UD 17-5, 8-2 A-10
Duquesne DUQ
9-15, 2-9 A-10
53
Final
90
Dayton UD
17-5, 8-2 A-10
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Duquesne DUQ 25 28 53
Dayton UD 44 46 90

Game Recap: Men's Basketball |

@DuqMBB Falls at Dayton

DAYTON, OHIO - Kendall Pollard scored 16 points as Dayton held Duquesne to a season-low 53 points in posting a 90-53 win over the Dukes at UD Arena.

Isiaha Mike led Duquesne, which shot 36.4 percent, with 12 points. Eric James scored 11 and Emile Blackman added 10 for DU.

Duquesne went scoreless for an early five-minute stretch as Dayton, which shot 58 percent in the first half, built a 18-6 lead. UD upped the lead to 26-11 on back-to-back 3-pointers by Darrell Davis and John Crosby.

The Dukes endured another five minute drought before Blackman scored to make it 37-13 at the 4:54 mark. Blackman's bucket started an 11-0 run that briefly cut the lead to 15.

Pollard answered with back-to-back baskets to give the Flyers a 44-25 halftime lead.

Dayton opened the second half like it opened the game, limiting Duquesne to seven points in the first seven-plus minutes in taking a 62-32 lead on the second of back-to-back Kyle Davis layups with 12:43 remaining.

The lead reached 46 with under six minutes left.

Dayton, which shot 58.7 percent for the game, assisted on 30 of its 37 field goals. The Flyers went 11-of-24 from 3-point.

Duquesne, which assisted on six of its 20 field goals, got three second-half 3-pointers from James to finish 6-of-21 from the arc.

Duquesne is idle until next Saturday when it heads to St. Louis to face the Billikens at 8:00 p.m. (ET) (FOX Sports Midwest plus TV).

NOTES

  • Eric James came off the bench to score all of his season-high 11 points in the second half ... James went 3-of-4 from the 3-point arc ... the three 3-pointers tied his career high set as a freshman at Dayton and tied last year vs. Pitt.
  • Duquesne's previous low point game this season came in a 76-57 loss to Dayton at PPG Paints Arena on Jan. 14.
  • There were two ties early in the first half ... Dayton's largest lead was 46 (84-38) with 3:49 left.
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