ATLANTA, Ga. – The Brewton-Parker men's basketball program hit the road to Atlanta to take on NCAA DI opponent Georgia State in an exhibition game on Tuesday night.

The Barons (1-6) dropped the contest 97-37 against the Panthers (1-0).

How It Happened

• The Panthers opened the game on a 16-2 run with 14 minutes remaining in the half. Georgia State continued to add to their tally throughout the half, closing with a 44-10 lead at the break.
• The second half proved to be similar as the Panthers continued their dominant performance. Georgia State eventually closed out the game with a 60-point lead, holding the Barons to just 37 points.

Inside The Statistics

• Floyd Davis and Antrell Williams led the Barons with seven points apiece. Davis also led with six rebounds.
• Jacob Casola netted six points with Bryce Wilson and TJ Taylor gathering five points each.
• As a team, the Barons shot for just 25.9% (15-of-58) from the field and 21.1% (4-of-19) from beyond the arc.
• The Panthers outrebounded Brewton-Parker 42-37. Georgia State also forced 31 turnovers from the Barons while only giving away 10.

Other Notables

• The bench produced 20 points for Brewton-Parker.
• Georgia State led 21-6 in steals.
• The Panthers also gathered 17 assists while the Barons gathered seven.

Next Up

• Brewton-Parker returns to action with a trip to Marietta, Ga. on Nov. 12 to take on Life (Ga.) at 7 p.m. ET.