Men's Basketball's OAC Tournament run concludes at John Carroll as Davis Hits 1,000 Points
Muskingum men’s basketball saw its OAC Tournament run end at John Carroll with an 80-62 loss on Thursday night. Junior guard Duane Davis notched his 1,000th career point in the second half, becoming the 33rd Muskie to achieve the milestone.
February 27, 2025
Muskingum men's basketball saw its OAC Tournament run end at John Carroll with an 80-62 loss on Thursday night. Junior guard Duane Davis notched his 1,000th career point in the second half, becoming the 33rd Muskie to achieve the milestone.
Notables
- This marked Muskingum's first appearance in the OAC Tournament Final Four since the 2016-17 season.
- Muskingum's 14 wins this season are the most since the 2016-17 campaign.
- Junior guard Duane Davis led the Muskies with 16 points and now ranks 30th all-time at Muskingum with 1,009 career points.
The Basics
- Records: Muskingum (14-13 Overall), John Carroll (21-5 Overall)
- Location: Tony DeCarlo Varisty Center - University Heights, Ohio
- Attendance: 1,463
Inside the Numbers
- Muskingum ended the game shooting 23-of-67 (.343) from the field, including 5-of-25 (.192) from behind the arc.
- The Muskies hit 11-of-25 (.440) from the free throw line, grabbed 32 rebounds, and registered 11 assists.
- Davis led the team with 16 points.
- Sophomore wing Nathan Walker added 13 points, five rebounds and three assists.
- Sophomore guard Owen Emig chipped in 10 points.
- Senior forward Luken Hill scored nine points and had a team-best eight rebounds.
- John Carroll shot 29-of-58 (.500) from the field, including 3-of-15 (.200) from three-point range.
- The Blue Streaks made 19-of-28 (.679) from the free throw line, recorded 41 rebounds, and notched 14 assists.
- Henry Raynor and Luke Frazier led John Carroll with 18 points each. Raynor also added 13 boards.
- Aiden Fitzgerald added 10 points and four steals.
How it Happened
- John Carroll used a strong first half to take a 40-25 lead into the break.
- Muskingum cut the deficit to 56-47 with 9:05 remaining, but John Carroll quickly responded, regaining a double-digit lead on the next possession en route to securing the victory.