WKU Men Rout Kentucky Wesleyan 82-48

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WKU opened its women’s basketball season with a 61-50 win over Tennessee-Chattanooga, overcoming a tie at 35 in the third quarter with a late scoring run. The Lady Toppers struggled with shooting, turnovers and fouls, but freshman Jamila Ray led the team with 14 points, making all 10 of her free throws, while Hayven Smith added a career-high 13. Coach Greg Collins emphasized effort and building the team’s confidence as it continues to improve. WKU, which also won its exhibition game against Young Harris, is scheduled to host Christian Brothers next.

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