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Lehigh defeats Texas State 78-74 in overtime, with Nasir Whitlock scoring a game-high 31 points to clinch the win.
Whitlock shined in the second half, delivering 12 points after halftime and hitting the game-tying shot with one second left to send the game to overtime.
Texas State was led by DJ Hall with 23 points and Mark Drone added 15, but could not sustain the lead in regulation.
Lehigh entered halftime tied 34-34 and used a late surge to force overtime, demonstrating resilience in a tight game.
The game featured late drama with Whitlock sealing the win in overtime by contributing key points in the extra period.
Lehigh improved to 3-6 after the victory, benefiting from Whitlock's late-closing performance.
Texas State, now 6-4, received a double-digit effort from Caleb Thomas with 10 points alongside Thomas' shooting.
Lehigh relied on a balanced scoring effort beyond Whitlock, with Caleb Thomas contributing 10 points.
The Associated Press provided the narrative, with data sourced from Sportradar and Data Skrive.
This report confirms Lehigh's OT win in a late-season non-conference matchup in Las Vegas.

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sports20h ago

Brad Jackson accounted for five touchdowns and 393 total yards as Texas State beat South Alabama 49-26.
Jackson threw for 280 yards with two touchdowns and added 113 rushing yards with three scores.
The Bobcats pulled away in the second half with 28 points to seal the win.
Jaylen Jenkins returned a kickoff for 100 yards to extend the lead.
South Alabama quarterback Bishop Davenport threw for 95 yards with an interception.
South Alabama relief quarterback Jared Hollins added a late score.
Texas State emphasizes strong offense with receiver Chris Dawn Jr. posting 154 yards on eight catches.
The Bobcats finished the season at 6-6, earning a .500 record under coach.
Texas State sealed the game with Jenkins' kickoff return for a score.
The game served as a regular-season closer for both teams.

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sports20h ago

Whitlock scored 31 points for Lehigh, including six in overtime, leading the Mountain Hawks to a 78-74 win over Texas State.
Whitlock shot 11-for-19 overall and 5-for-8 from three, plus 4-for-4 at the line for Lehigh (3-6).
Caleb Thomas added 10 points for Lehigh, while DJ Hall led Texas State with 23 points and 12 rebounds.
The game was tied 34-34 at halftime before Whitlock sparked a rally in the second half.
Whitlock's game-tying jumper with one second left sent the game to overtime.
Lehigh improved its overtime performance, with Whitlock scoring six OT points to seal the win.
The Associated Press reported the update from Las Vegas, noting the outcome of the matchup.
Texas State, led by Hall's 23 points and 12 rebounds, kept the game competitive into OT.
The report highlights Whitlock’s multi-faceted scoring as a key factor in the win.

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health19h ago

TXST and CHRISTUS Health formalized a partnership to expand nursing education and address Texas’ nursing shortage by increasing clinical placements.
The partnership aims to help Texas meet a forecast nurse shortage by expanding hands-on rotations and mentorship opportunities.
Fall 2025 saw 378 BSN applications to TXST—the program’s largest applicant pool to date.
About 128 TXST nursing graduates are expected in May 2026, continuing the program’s record-setting trend.
TXST President Kelly Damphousse and CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital-San Marcos President Robert Honeycutt spoke at the signing ceremony.
The partnership includes joint research, innovation, and quality improvement initiatives to enhance education and patient outcomes.
Officials emphasized the partnership will help graduates contribute to underserved regional communities.
The agreement solidifies CHRISTUS Santa Rosa’s role in educating San Marcos-based nursing graduates.
The partnership was announced at a signing ceremony with hospital and university leaders in attendance.
The collaboration aims to retain graduates within the San Marcos region by aligning training with local healthcare needs.
The effort underscores broader goals to strengthen Texas’ healthcare workforce through university–health system partnerships.

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