The Florida Memorial University Lions men's basketball (1-6, 0-1 TSC) took on the Voorhees College Tigers (8-3) on Saturday afternoon at the FMU Wellness Center. 

The first points of the game were scored by Eugene Harvey, the opening tip-off was possessed by the Lions and quickly taken to the paint for Harvey's layup. The scoring in this game was slow as both teams ran up and down the court playing aggressive defense. The score after more than six minutes of play was 4-4 and after twelve minutes of play the score was 7-12. The Tigers pressed the Lions for a majority of the first half as this caused the Lions to commit 16 turnovers and shoot 22% from behind the 3 point arc. The Lions score just 26 points in the first half of play while the Tigers scored 37. 

The Lions made some adjustments in the second half which resulted in more scoring. However, the Tigers were able to penetrate the Lions defense and shoot 40% from the field and 41% from behind the 3 point arc and score a total of 47 points in the second half. The Lions were not able to get much going on offense as they shot 35% form the field and 11% from behind the 3 point arc. 

The Lions had five players in double figures in scoring, leading the way was Kase Carrera with 12 points and 3 assists.

Catch the Lions on Thursday, Nov. 29th, at 8:00 p.m. at the FMU Wellness Center as they take on Thomas University.