OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Ilias Kamardine tallied 26 points, three other players reached double figures, and Ole Miss won in an 83-77 thriller against Memphis on Tuesday night.
The Rebels (3-0) did not trail in the second half, but saw their lead cut to as little as four points after leading by 11 with 7:37 remaining in regulation.
Kamardine was an efficient 11-of-14 from the field (3-of-4 from 3-point range) in his third collegiate game, and his dunk with 29 seconds on the clock put an exclamation point on the game as the Rebels survived Memphis' comeback bid.
Kezza Giffa (15 points), Malik Dia (13), and AJ Storr (10) joined Kamardine with double-digit points. Giffa also dished a team-high five assists, and Dia reeled in six rebounds.
The Tigers (1-1) were led by Curtis Givens III's 20 points and Dug McDaniel's 15 points and seven rebounds. Ashton Hardaway tallied 16 on 7-of-11 shooting.
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