Gallery: Men’s basketball suffers close loss to Rice 76-69
Men’s Basketball lost to Rice 76-69 last night. They are now 1-13 in conference play. Story here.
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Center Justin Raffington (11) blocks forward Seth Gearhart (41) in the first half.
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D’Andre Johnson (1) looks for an open teammate as he dribbles up the court. Johnson was 5-for-6 from the field and had 15 points on the night.
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Raffington (11) speaks with guard Solomon Poole (23) during a stoppage in play.
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Max Guercy (1) of the Rice Owls sits with his teammates during a timeout.
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Members of the FAU basketball team celebrate after a made 3-point field goal in the first half. The team hit seven of its 16 3-point attempts in the game.
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Poole (23) throws down a successful one-handed dunk in the first half of play. Poole was FAU’s highest scorer with 22 points on the night.
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Forward Javier Lacunza (5) dunks to finish a fast break. The junior had four points on the night.
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Andrew Drone (54) of the Rice Owls listens to his coach while FAU shoots a free throw.
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Freshman guard Justin Massey (4) and Lacunza (5) fight to secure a rebound. The Owls out-rebounded Rice 28-27, and Massey tied his career high with eight rebounds.
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FAU students cheer during the loudest fan contest on Saturday night.
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Head coach Michael Curry looks over the court in the second half while his FAU is down. Curry and his team dropped their ninth-straight game after losing 76-69 to Rice on Feb. 21.
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Massey (4) defends Rice point guard Max Guercy (1) on the perimeter. Guercy scored a game-high 25 points.
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