James Madison Dukes @ South Alabama Jaguars
6-6, 0-1 Sun Belt
49
6-6, 0-1 Sun Belt
Final
| 1 | 2 | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | 23 | 49 | |
| 34 | 43 | 77 |
8-4, 1-0 Sun Belt
77
8-4, 1-0 Sun Belt
South Alabama defeats James Madison 77-49
MOBILE, Ala. -- — Myles Corey's 19 points helped South Alabama defeat James Madison 77-49 on Saturday in a Sun Belt Conference opener for both teams.
Corey added seven assists and three steals for the Jaguars (8-4). Barry Dunning Jr. shot 7 for 12 to add 16 points. Judah Brown finished 3 of 5 from 3-point range to finish with nine points.
Bryce Lindsay led the way for the Dukes (6-6) with 12 points. Elijah Hutchins-Everett added 10 points for James Madison. Eddie Ricks III also put up seven points and six rebounds.
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Game Information
Mobile, AL
ESPN+
Referee:Glenn Tuitt
Referee:Jason Baker
Referee:Michael Swoboda
2025-26 Standings
NCAA Division I
| Sun Belt Conference | CONF | GB | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Troy | 12-6 | - | 22-12 |
| South Alabama | 11-7 | 1 | 21-12 |
| Arkansas State | 11-7 | 1 | 20-12 |
| Texas State | 11-7 | 1 | 19-13 |
| Marshall | 11-7 | 1 | 19-13 |
| Coastal Carolina | 11-7 | 1 | 19-13 |
| App State | 11-7 | 1 | 19-13 |
| James Madison | 9-9 | 3 | 18-15 |
| Southern Miss | 9-9 | 3 | 19-16 |
| Georgia Southern | 8-10 | 4 | 21-16 |
| Old Dominion | 7-11 | 5 | 12-21 |
| Louisiana | 7-11 | 5 | 11-22 |
| Georgia State | 7-11 | 5 | 10-22 |
| UL Monroe | 1-17 | 11 | 4-28 |
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