Drake held off Evansville 65-61 Wednesday night to win its first outright Missouri Valley Conference regular season title since 2008.Previous video above: How Drake basketball fans are rallying around new head coach Ben McCollum by suiting upOn a night Drake struggled to score, they did enough, made their free throws, and came out on top. Down 2 with 15 seconds left, Evansville missed a go-ahead three, allowing Drake to get a rebound and close out the win.“It’s a big deal to our guys to be able to ,” Drake's first-year head coach Ben McCollum said. “We just didn’t supply our own energy tonight. Then you’re just surviving. played about 10 different defenses, so you try and navigate that, but we were able to make some key buckets and were able to win.”Four Bulldogs finished the night scoring in double figures, led by Daniel Abreu with 19. Drake's 26-3 record is the best mark in school history after 29 games. The Bulldogs will close out the regular season on Senior Day, Sunday, March 2, against Missouri State. The regular season finale is set for 2 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN+.» Subscribe to vlog's YouTube page» Download the free vlog app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play
EVANSVILLE, Ind. — Drake held off Evansville 65-61 Wednesday night to win its first outright Missouri Valley Conference regular season title since 2008.
Previous video above: How Drake basketball fans are rallying around new head coach Ben McCollum by suiting up
On a night Drake struggled to score, they did enough, made their free throws, and came out on top. Down 2 with 15 seconds left, Evansville missed a go-ahead three, allowing Drake to get a rebound and close out the win.
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“It’s a big deal to our guys to be able to [win a regular season title],” Drake's first-year head coach Ben McCollum said. “We just didn’t supply our own energy tonight. Then you’re just surviving. [Evansville] played about 10 different defenses, so you try and navigate that, but we were able to make some key buckets and were able to win.”
Four Bulldogs finished the night scoring in double figures, led by Daniel Abreu with 19.
Drake's 26-3 record is the best mark in school history after 29 games. The Bulldogs will close out the regular season on Senior Day, Sunday, March 2, against Missouri State. The regular season finale is set for 2 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN+.
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