Jacksonville State beats West Alabama 79-58

JACKSONVILLE, Ala. (AP) — Jeremy Bynum had 18 points and Nick Murphy had 17 points and nine rebounds, leading Jacksonville State to a 79-58 win over West Alabama on Saturday night.

Brian Williams added 11 points off the bench for the Gamecocks (1-0), who led 45-29 at halftime. They began the second half with a 9-4 run to go up 54-33 and expanded their lead to as many as 24 points. The Tigers (1-1) never got closer than 14 points in the second half.

The Gamecocks have won five in a row in the series with their former Division II rival, and have won 15 straight at home, where they hold a 43-10 series advantage.

Ryan Fitch, Jonathan Griffin and Alquan Mendenhall scored 12 points each for the Tigers.

Stephen Hall also had nine rebounds for the Gamecocks, who held a 48-24 advantage on the boards, and had 21 offensive rebounds to only six for West Alabama.

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N ° 23 of Mississippi State beats Kentucky 24-17

STARKVILLE, Miss (AP) - Vick Ballard rushed for 103 yards and one touchdown and no. 23 of Mississippi State relied on his game running and the defence to beat Kentucky 24-17 on Saturday.

Wildcats threatened to tie the game in the last minute, but the quarterback Mike Hartline pass was intercepted by Johnthan banks at the goal line to seal a sixth straight victory in the State of Mississippi (Southeastern Conference 7-2, 3-2) - its longest streak since 1999.

Kentucky (4-5, 1-5) defeated team ranked on the road since 1998.Randall Cobb took 12 passes for 171 yards and a touchdown.

Bulldogs jumped to an early 10-0, but Kentucky recovered his way back, tying the game 17 towards the end of the third quarter on Hartline Moncell Allen 2-yard touchdown pass.

Mississippi State scored the hit go about 5 yards of Chris Relf cross to halfway in the fourth quarter.

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