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SE Louisiana Beats Little Rock 83-79

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Southeastern Louisiana beat Little Rock 83-79 on Saturday, led by Jackson Furman’s 21 points. Ashley Sims II added 18 and Tyler Rolison scored 16 for the Lions, while Bradyn Hubbard led Little Rock with 16 points and seven rebounds.

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