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No. 21/24 Ole Miss is scheduled to host unbeaten UAlbany on Wednesday at the SJB Pavilion. The Rebels opened the season with two wins, including a 72-51 victory over North Alabama led by Jada Richard’s 17 points.
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Southwest Mississippi led 43-36 entering the fourth quarter, but Delgado held the Lady Bears to six points to win 54-49. Jenna Allen scored 17 points for Southwest.
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Hinds Community College outscored Holmes 40-33 after halftime to earn a 78-72 road win in Goodman. Derrick Sheets led all scorers with 22 points, and the Hinds bench supplied 55 points.
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Hinds Community College held Holmes to 19 points through three quarters and won 71-38 on the road. Alliyah Gray led Hinds with 14 points and eight rebounds.
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Chris Jones moved into second place on Kansas City’s career sacks list after recording two sacks in a win over the Jets. Former Mississippi State teammates Jeffery Simmons and Montez Sweat contributed in Chicago’s victory over Tampa Bay, while Dak Prescott passed for 335 yards in Dallas’ win.
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James Beattie was named Region 23 Coach of the Year for the fourth consecutive season after leading Northwest Mississippi Community College to a 16-3 record and its fourth straight Region 23 and Gulf South District championships. The Rangers were scheduled to compete in the NJCAA Division II national tournament beginning Nov. 15.
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Goalkeeper Darby Woolever made 19 saves in two games, while Olivia Miller scored three goals as Northwest Mississippi Community College claimed the Region 23 title. Both sophomores were named MACCC Players of the Week.
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Bossier Parish rallied from a 10-point second-half deficit to beat Southwest Mississippi 92-72. Kam Brown led the Bears with 17 points.
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Three freshmen earned the MACCC’s offensive, defensive and special teams awards after Northwest Mississippi beat Hinds 33-29 to claim the MACCC and Region 23 championships. The Rangers are headed to the NJCAA championship semifinals.
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Freshman Khloe Duncan made the All-SAA Second Team, while Sandy Bourgeois and Zoë LaCaze received honorable mention. Millsaps was scheduled to face Trinity in the SAA tournament Thursday.
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