Miami (FL) Hurricanes Overpower Southern Miss Golden Eagles with Second Half Surge

The Miami (FL) Hurricanes showcased their dominance in a commanding 88-64 victory over the Southern Miss Golden Eagles. This win improved the 'Canes record to 1-0, while the Golden Eagles fell to 0-1. The game was held at the Watsco Center, where Miami's strong second half performance sealed their triumph.

First Half

Both teams started off evenly matched, ending the first half tied at 34-34. The Hurricanes displayed solid teamwork with Tre Donaldson leading in assists, contributing significantly to their offensive plays. Despite some turnovers, Miami managed to keep pace with Southern Miss through effective field goals and strategic rebounds.

Second Half

The second half saw a remarkable shift as Miami surged ahead with an impressive offensive display. Timotej Malovec emerged as a key player for the 'Canes, scoring crucial points that widened their lead. Ernest Udeh Jr.'s defensive prowess was evident as he contributed blocks and rebounds that stifled Southern Miss's attempts to close the gap.

Game Highlights

Miami's defense was formidable throughout, recording 9 steals and limiting Southern Miss’s shooting efficiency to just 44 percent from field goals. The 'Canes capitalized on turnovers by converting them into points effectively, showcasing a well-rounded team effort that overwhelmed their opponents.

In contrast, what went wrong for Miami (FL) Hurricanes during brief moments of vulnerability were quickly addressed by tightening their defense and maintaining pressure on Southern Miss’s offense.

As part of our post-game report Miami (FL) Hurricanes demonstrated resilience and adaptability which will be crucial in upcoming matches.

Looking ahead, fans can catch the next game against Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks on December 13th at Watsco Center in Coral Gables at noon Eastern Time via ACC Network Extra online broadcast.

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