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Official Site of the Mountaineers · Feb 25, 2024

Mountaineers Pull Away Late in Come-From-Behind Win

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. – A sluggish first half plagued by poor shooting and tired legs led to a six-point deficit after the first-half horn sounded for the App State Mountaineers. But a strong second-half performance by Myles Tate and the Mountaineers allowed them to pull away late and secure a 65-58 victory in Huntington on Saturday. It's the Mountaineers' third win in front of a national TV audience this season.

Tate's heroics in the second half helped pull the Mountaineers (14-5, 14-2 SBC) out a first-half slump as he accounted for 18 of App State's 42 points in the final 20 minutes, scoring almost at will to post a career-high 25 points. It's Tate's second 20-point game in the last weeks.

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