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LobosThursday, November 12

Jake Hall scores a career-high 39 as the Lobos beat Little Rock 94-69

The Daily Rio Rancho teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you missed Tuesday night in , Jake Hall made it easy to catch up. He scored a career-high 39 points as the Lobos beat Little Rock 94-69 and moved to 3-0. Uriah Tenette added 17, and Hudson Mayes and Tunde Vahlberg Fasasi had 11 apiece.

Jake Hall's 39 points led four Lobos in double figures

Source: KOB 4

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Value
Jake Hall39 points
Uriah Tenette17 points
Hudson Mayes11 points
Tunde Vahlberg Fasasi11 points

Hall hit six 3-pointers, worth 18 of his points, and he scored 54% of his points inside the arc. Turns out he can count by 2s and 1s, too.

  • Hall at the line: 13 of 15 after drawing nine fouls
  • Hall through three games: 92 points, a 30.7 average
  • Last season: 117 made 3-pointers, fourth most by a Division I freshman
  • Next: at Santa Clara (4-0), Sat., Nov. 14, 8 p.m., ESPN+

“The coaches have been preaching let the game come to you. You know your time's gonna come.”

Jake Hall

The Lobos' win over Little Rock, by the numbers

94-69
final score over Little Rock
39
points for Jake Hall, a career high
16
3-pointers for the Lobos
16
turnovers the Lobos caused

Sources: KOB 4, Albuquerque Journal

Sources: KOB 4, Albuquerque Journal

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