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Copyright 2012 TexSport Publications
HOUSTON, TEXAS (November 23, 2012) Playing a much better brand of basketball than they have in
their first four games of the season, the Houston Cougars eked out a close win
over a tough Northeast
Missouri University
squad 61-44 in the first game for both schools in the David Jones Classic at
Hofheinz Pavilion.
Senior guard Porsche Landry without a doubt had her best
game of the young season, scoring 19 points with six of them coming from three-point
range to raise the Cougars record to 1-4 for the season.
The Houston
native played in her 100th game as a Cougar and played in all but
six minutes of the contest.
Houston
was a dismal 37.7% from the floor but did tally a healthy 61.5 % from the free
throw line.
The Cougars led the floor with rebounds, tallying 40 with 19
of them coming from the offensive side.
Freshman guard Alecia Smith and junior center Yasmeen
Thompson contributed with 14 and nine pints, respectively.
Thompson also led all players with 10 rebounds.
For Southeast Missouri,
Bailie Roberts scored 17 points, followed by Jordan Hunter with 10 and Allyson
Bradshaw with eight.
Southeast Missouri fell to
2-3 with the loss and will face UT-Pan American on Saturday.
Houston will next face Northwestern State with a 12 noon tip-off.
Those fans with tickets to the Houston-Tulane football game
will be admitted free-of-charge with their football ticket.
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