LOS, ANGELES, California -- Fans got back out to the Walter Pyramid, at Long Beach State University for the first home game of the 2021-2022 season.
LBSU dominated during the first half, with leads by as many as 24 points throughout the exhibition game. During the second half, Biola got the LBSU lead down to nine, but LBSU responded with a 9-0 scoring run at the 11 minute mark of the second half.
Slater, a 6-foot-1 guard from New Orleans, Louisiana, was the leading scorer for LBSU with 17 points. Center Trever Irish established a dominant presence in the game slowing down the tempo at times. Slater and Murray led all scorers for the exhibition against Biola that LBSU won with a 82-65 victory.
The next game for Long Beach State men's basketball, is the first real game of the season on November 10th at Idaho.
LBSU dominated during the first half, with leads by as many as 24 points throughout the exhibition game. During the second half, Biola got the LBSU lead down to nine, but LBSU responded with a 9-0 scoring run at the 11 minute mark of the second half.
Slater, a 6-foot-1 guard from New Orleans, Louisiana, was the leading scorer for LBSU with 17 points. Center Trever Irish established a dominant presence in the game slowing down the tempo at times. Slater and Murray led all scorers for the exhibition against Biola that LBSU won with a 82-65 victory.
The next game for Long Beach State men's basketball, is the first real game of the season on November 10th at Idaho.
Featured is No.14 Colin Slater driving in a ball against a defender in a game Photo credit: John Fajardo/ LBSU athletics
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