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Florida A&M Rattlers (12-19)

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@ Savan 
W 78-74
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L 54-57
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L 54-67
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L 42-63
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W 64-56
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Martin leads Florida A&M over Bethune-Cookman 64-56

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Isaiah Martin had a career-high 21 points as Florida A&M defeated Bethune-Cookman 64-56 on Thursday night.

Martin made 9 of 10 shots. He added nine rebounds and six blocks.

Kamron Reaves had 19 points for Florida A&M (12-19, 9-7 Mid-Eastern Conference). M.J. Randolph added eight rebounds.

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Leaders
Points: J. Ravenel15.6
Rebounds: T. Hector5.3
Assists: T. Hector3.1
FG%: J. Ravenel45.9%
FT%: No qualifiers
3P%: J. Ravenel46.4%
Steals: T. Hector1.3
Blocks: I. Martin2.4
AP Rankings
Rank School Rec
1 Duke32-6
2 Virginia35-3
3 North Carolina29-7
4 Gonzaga33-4
5 Michigan State32-7
6 Tennessee31-6
7 Kentucky30-7
8 Michigan30-7
9 Texas Tech31-7
10 Florida State29-8
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Coaches Rankings
Rank School Rec
1 Virginia35-3
2 Texas Tech31-7
3 Michigan State32-7
4 Duke32-6
5 Auburn30-10
6 Gonzaga33-4
7 Kentucky30-7
8 Purdue26-10
9 North Carolina29-7
10 Tennessee31-6
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Mid-Eastern Standings
 ConferenceOverall
  W-L W-L
Norfolk State 14-2 22-14
North Carolina A&T 13-3 19-13
North Carolina Central 10-6 18-16
Howard 10-6 17-17
Bethune-Cookman 9-7 14-17
Florida A&M 9-7 12-19
Savannah State 8-8 11-20
Coppin State 7-9 8-25
South Carolina State 5-11 8-26
Maryland Eastern Shore 5-11 7-25
Morgan State 4-12 9-21
Delaware State 2-14 6-25
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Offense (Rank)
Points: 62.2 (349)
Rebounds: 9.3 (229)
Assists: 11.5 (299)
FG%: 43.8% (208)
FT%: 61.4% (350)
3P%: 36.8% (62)
Defense (Rank)
Points: 66.4 (52)
Rebounds: 22.8 (328)
Assists: 11.4 (54)
FG%: 42.8% (124)
FT%: 70.2% (158)
3P%: 30.2% (27)
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