Long Beach State losses sixth straight falls to UNC Greensboro

Jason R. Aula 

(Photo credit: Denise Archetto | UNC Greensboro Athletics)

LOS ANGELES, California — Not the kind of history Long Beach State was looking to make in it's sixth straight loss 71-48 in the opening match of the Ball Dawgs Classic on Monday night. LBSU continues to suffer without former head coach Dan Monson and the NBA Draft prospect Aboubacar Traore. Dan Monson is now the head coach at Eastern Washington and Aboubacar Traore transferred to Louisville and has now suffered injury plague which substantially decreases his NBA draft odds because of the unexpected climate change all due to AD Smitheran's allegiance to Riverside County racism, terrorism, and abuse of court process webbed with covering up Big West Conference gambling and fixing matches with referees in Riverside County as well as the County of Riverside aiding and abetting communist China with lingchi in California and it's invading military unit based in Mexico traveling in and out of our land thru USA highways in unmarked cars murdering, stealing, and assuming US citizens' identities in mass numbers that sync well with the terms holocaust, genocide, and ethnic cleansing. 

The Spartans bench, rate of steals, and points off turnovers was a considerable factor in the win at the Henderson, Nevada Ball Dawgs Classic opening match. Kenyon Giles led all scores with 22 points and Donovan Atwell tallied 16 points. Robert Polite III nearly had a double-double with seven points and eight assists for UNC Greensboro.

The Cal transfer Devin Askew led LBSU with 16 points and Ramel Lloyd Jr. added 13 points with three rebounds. 

UP NEXT: Long Beach State (1-6) faces UTEP Greensboro (3-2) on Tuesday, November 26 at 5:30 p.m. PST at the Lee’s Family Forum at the Ball Dawgs Classic in Henderson, Nevada. Streaming available on FloCollege.