WASHINGTON (AP)_ Brandon Bowman scored 23 points and Georgetown held Citadel
to 23 percent shooting to deliver a 69-34 win Friday night, the first for new
Hoes coach John Thompson.
After losing Monday night's opener to Temple, the Hoyas (1-1) took all the
suspense out of Friday's game early. Georgetown opened the game on a 26-5 run
and Bowman's 16 first-half points were still one better than all of the
Bulldogs combined.
Citadel (2-1) hit just 10 of 42 from the floor, including a 3 of 19 in the
first half, and allowed the Hoyas to tie a school record by making 12
3-pointers.
Bowman, who also grabbed 13 rebounds, made his fifth 3-pointer of the night
with 7:57 to play to retake a personal 23-21 scoring advantage, but came out of
the game in the final four minutes trailing the Bulldogs by five.
Kevin Hammack scored 14 to lead the Bulldogs, who missed 11 of their first
12 shots.
Ashanti Cook added 14 points for the Hoyas, including four 3-pointers.
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