The scoring really picked up in the 3rd quarter, as there were a total of 43 points combined, with Nevada scoring 26 and Spring Hill scoring 17. The Jays took a 62-37 lead into the final quarter, but Spring Hill would continue to fight, as they outscored the Jays in the fourth quarter 15-12 to bring the final score to 74-52. Coach Bell spoke after the game on the Jays win, "Its always nice to get a win at home, gotta protect homecourt, I did not like our defense tonight at times, at times we were good and at times we got lazy, but we will fix that. Offensively, our best offense was a missed shot and Monti getting the offensive board and getting a put-back, we're going to continue to get better."

Freshman Monti Mixon posted a double-double on Tuesday, with 16 points and 12 boards in just 21 minutes of action. Kav Coleman scored 16 points on a less than normal shooting night from the Nevada senior, Coleman also added 7 rebounds and 5 assists. Kobe Hughey finished the night with 15 points and 6 boards, and Keyonte Wingfield was the most efficient player on the floor Tuesday night, as he had 10 points, 10 assists, 7 rebounds, 6 steals, and ZERO turnovers, as he continues to be an excellent floor general for the Jays. After the game Wingfield spoke on the win, "What hurt us the most early was not talking on defense, we fixed that and then we slowed it down offensively and played at our pace." Rico Aparicio had 9 points, Brogan Rhodes had 5 points, and Justin Myrick added 3. 

For the Bears, Maverick Mills led all scorers in the game with 22 points. Mills scored 15 in the second half for the Bears. Grant Hudman poured in three 3-pointers for 9 points, Jackson Putz had 6 points and handled the ball pretty well for Spring Hill. Carson Braddock added 5 points, Karson Hamilton had 4 points and played very hard on the defensive end of the floor, Luke Harper had 4 points, and Reese Tarver added 2 points. 

Great, high-paced game from both teams. Both teams are back in action this weekend at the Dierks Classic.