Lynn University's men's basketball team fell to Palm Beach Atlantic 88-72 in a conference game, despite Antoine Jacks' leading performance of 17 points. The Fighting Knights now hold a record of 3-3 overall and 1-2 within the Sunshine State Conference. The game featured multiple lead changes but ultimately saw Lynn unable to close the gap in the second half, leading to a decisive loss.

By the Numbers
  • Fighting Knights scored 17 fast-break points compared to Palm Beach Atlantic's 8.
  • Five players, including Wilkins, Birgisson, Smith, Beath, and Jacks, scored in double digits.
Yes, But

While Lynn performed well in fast-break situations, they struggled to maintain possession against PBA’s defensive pressure, leading to a lack of scoring opportunities in crucial moments.

State of Play
  • Lynn’s record stands at 3-3, with a conference record of 1-2.
  • The game ended with a 16-point deficit, marking a challenge in sustaining competitive momentum throughout the match.
What's Next

The Fighting Knights will host Webber International in a non-conference matchup on Tuesday, December 10, aiming to bounce back and improve their record.

Bottom Line

Moving forward, Lynn needs to refine its strategy to contend more effectively against tough rivals, especially focusing on maintaining possession and capitalizing on scoring from fast breaks.