VMI Upends Furman 91-82 on the Road
The Furman Paladins on Wednesday night was given a lesson by the VMI 91-82 with the Keydets shooting over 51% from the floor while also converting 24-27 free throws. Furman suffered its third loss in the last four games after looking like at the start of the season a real threat to be the SoCon leaders.
.@FurmanMBB Drops Wednesday Night Clash At VMI, 91-82 https://t.co/2utODMArTO
— Furman Paladins (@FurmanPaladins) January 23, 2025
The Keydets was able to shoot 9 of 22 from the three-point line, while out scoring Furman 40-20 in the paint, and only converting 7 turnovers. VMI who was led by Augustinas Kiudulas who had 22 points on 10-11 shooting from the line. Rickey Bradley Jr. also added 6-10 from the field adding 6 for 6 from the line, 19 points total. in the end, VMI had 5 players with double figures in the game.
PJay Smith's 3️⃣ takes us to the final media timeout! pic.twitter.com/Zw97y7j0K4
— Furman Basketball (@FurmanMBB) January 23, 2025
Furman players Charles Johnston and Ben VanderWal both was able to get double figures for the Paladins, Johnston with 18 points a career high and 11 rebounds. VanderWal had 15 points with 12 rebounds while going 5-9 from the floor, as PJay Smith added his 18 points going 6-11 from the 3-point arch.
Davis Molnar answers with a three-pointer! pic.twitter.com/pTTG61doB9
— Furman Basketball (@FurmanMBB) January 23, 2025
Furman returns to action on Saturday as they travel to the home of the Mercer Bears in another SoCon battle that now has the Paladins needing it as a major boost to its players and coaches. Make sure to tune into Dan Scott and Furman Paladins radio for each game.

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