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Washington Times · Nov 18, 2016

Arkansas State holds off Georgetown rally

Deven Simms, fouled after stealing an inbounds pass, made two free throws with 12 seconds remaining to help Arkansas State hold off a furious Georgetown rally for a 78-72 victory on Thursday night.

Georgetown (1-2) trailed by double figures most of the game, used a 22-7 run, capped by two free throws from L.J. Peak, to close within 74-72 with 50 seconds remaining.

A free throw by Foster made it 75-72 before Simms’ steal and free throws. Arkansas State got the ball back on a charge then lost it on a steal by Jagan Mosley but Pryor’s rushed 3-pointer with four seconds left missed.

The Red Wolves (2-1) took the lead for good at 13-12 with 11:47 left in the first half and were up 48-33 at halftime.

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