doe
Little Joe
63
Dallas Christian DCC 5-2
99
Winner Texas Wesleyan TXWU 3-3
Dallas Christian DCC
5-2
63
Final
99
Texas Wesleyan TXWU
3-3
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Dallas Christian DCC 22 41 63
Texas Wesleyan TXWU 46 53 99

Game Recap: Men's Basketball |

Doe scores 23 in win over Dallas Christian

FORT WORTH, Texas — Francis Doe scored a career high 23 points in the TXWES Men's Basketball Team's 99-63 win over Dallas Christian College on Saturday.
 
The junior guard's previous best was 21 points vs Eastfield that he set while playing for Richland College. Doe also had a career high 2 blocks and had 6 rebounds against the Crusaders.
 
Four other Rams scored in double figures- Peyton Sallee (12 points, 5 assists) Vydal Bradford (11 points, 6 rebounds), Ryan Flores (11 points, 3 steals) and David Shepard (11 points, 5 rebounds).
 
Sebastian Karwoski had a team high 8 rebounds, 3 steals and 2 blocks.
 
Starting the game, TXWES struck first and DCC remained behind by at most two possessions until five minutes in when they went on a 4-minute scoring drought bringing the Rams a 12 point lead.
 
During that time, the Rams went on a 17-4 run, forcing 7 Crusader turnovers, 4 by Ram steals.
 
The Rams led 46-22 at the half after DCC committed 19 turnovers and fouled 15 times. TXWES only sent them to the line once and they missed their only free throw of the half. 
 
TXWES shot 36.1 percent on the floor, went 8-for-16 behind the arc and 12-for-19 at the line while DCC shot 35.7 percent and made two treys.
 
The Rams kept their foot on the pedal in the last half, improving their shooting to 55.6 percent, made 5 treys and went 8-for-9 at the stripe. They also out-rebounded the Crusaders 40 to 32 in the game, finished with 14 team steals and forced 32 DCC turnovers.
 
DCC finished the game shooting 41.9 percent (26-for-62) , 39.1 (9-for-23) from deep and 25 percent (2-for-9) at the line.
 
The Crusaders were led by Tilyr Hobson with 12 points.
 
Next, the Rams travel to Oklahoma City to face the Stars at 8 pm on Jan. 28.
 
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