Jalen Forrest scores 19 to lead Chicago State past Long Island University 73-67 in OT
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CHICAGO (AP) — Jalen Forrest scored the first five points in overtime and finished with 19 to rally Chicago State to a 73-67 victory over Long Island University on Saturday.
Forrest had a three-point play to begin the extra period and followed with a layup to give Chicago State the lead for good.
Forrest also had six rebounds for the Cougars (3-20, 3-5 Northeast Conference). Gabe Spinelli added 16 points, seven rebounds and three steals. Noble Crawford scored nine. Crawford’s 3-pointer with 42 seconds left tied it at 58 and forced overtime.
Malachi Davis finished with 32 points for the Sharks (10-15, 6-4). Brent Davis added eight points and seven rebounds. Terell Strickland had eight points, six rebounds and four assists.
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