Northeastern State University Men’s Basketball drops home tilt with Missouri Western

Northeastern State University Men’s Basketball drops home tilt with Missouri Western
Jaxon Jones/Men's Basketball — Northeastern State University
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Northeastern State got some much-needed depth to its depleted roster Thursday night, but they were limited to a season-low scoring effort in a 54-41 loss to Missouri Western. 

The RiverHawks got Jaxon Jones back for the first time in nearly a month and Rashad Perkins, who missed last Saturday’s game at Rogers State due to injury.  

Despite the additional available players, NSU could never find its offensive rhythm, shot a cold 31.9 percent on the floor (15-45), and was 6-for-25 from long range. 

Outside the opening minute, NSU trailed the game’s entirety as they dropped its fourth consecutive contest.  Northeastern State is now 10-11 on the year, 7-10 MIAA. 

Dillon Bailey led the RiverHawks with 13 points, and Obi Agu had 11. 

Missouri Western improved to 10-12 (7-10 MIAA) and was led by Julius Dixon, who had 13 points. 

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