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Karasinski scored 31 points to lead Bellarmine past Jacksonville in the Atlantic Sun Tournament.
Waddell’s late dunk with 14.3 seconds left sealed the 82-79 win for Bellarmine.
Bellarmine snapped a five-game losing streak with the victory.
Hayden Wood led Jacksonville with 23 points and six rebounds.
Jacksonville’s Chris Lockett Jr. scored 22 points in the loss.
Bellarmine’s Tyler Doyle contributed 14 points in the win.
Karasinski delivered 16 points in the second half to fuel Bellarmine’s comeback.
The Knights improved to 13-18 overall after the win in the conference tourney.
Jacksonville’s Jaylen Jones contributed 14 points and two steals.
The game featured a late-closing sequence that decided the outcome.

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Central Arkansas and Austin Peay share the top ASUN record at 15-3, with Central Arkansas earning the tiebreaker.
The ASUN is shrinking from 12 teams to seven for the 2026-2027 academic year, impacting tournament dynamics.
Austin Peay leads in scoring at 83.6 points per game during ASUN play while ranking well on defense.
Central Arkansas is noted for defense, ranking first in steals and forced turnovers within the ASUN.
Eastern Kentucky earns the top seed in the ASUN women's standings, with Jacksonville and Central Arkansas close behind.
Destiny Jones of West Georgia is the conference's top player by Player Efficiency Rating and leads rebounds.
West Georgia ranks high in scoring but sits 11th in defense, shaping the conference’s competitive balance.
Center-stage in the ASUN tournament picture is the potential automatic bid race, with several teams within striking distance of the top seeds.
Jacksonville and Florida Gulf Coast are among teams advancing in ASUN women's tournament projections.
NET rankings place Central Arkansas and Eastern Kentucky among ASUN’s strongest teams.
The article emphasizes balancing high-scoring offenses with solid defense across the ASUN.

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West Georgia, led by Shelton Williams-Dryden with 27 points and 13 rebounds, upset North Florida 93-85 to advance in the ASUN Tournament.
Josh Smith scored 25 points, including four 3-pointers, helping West Georgia seize an early lead and never trail.
Kamrin Oriol led North Florida with 28 points, supported by Kent Jackson's 19, highlighting a competitive scoring dual for the Ospreys.
West Georgia built a double-digit halftime cushion (48-35) and stretched it to a 20-point edge after a 7-0 run in the second half.
Shelton Williams-Dryden contributed 27 points and 13 rebounds to anchor West Georgia's win in the ASUN Tournament clash.
Queens awaits West Georgia in the quarterfinals, signaling a high-stakes rematch after the win.
Dalton Gayman added 12 points and nine rebounds for North Florida, contributing a solid all-around effort in the loss.
The North Florida defense struggled to contain West Georgia's early momentum, allowing the Wolves to open and maintain a lead.
The ASUN Tournament continues with West Georgia seeking to build on this upset, keeping postseason hopes alive.
Ospreys' Kent Jackson contributed 19 points, but ultimately North Florida could not close the gap in the ASUN Tournament setback.
The game featured a late second-half push that helped West Georgia separate and secure the win by double digits.

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