The Bradley Braves fell to the San Francisco Dons 75-64, continuing their challenging start to the season. Despite leading at halftime, the Braves could not maintain their advantage in the second half, resulting in their third loss in four games. The match featured 11 lead changes and strong free-throw shooting from Bradley, who converted 86% of their attempts. Key performances came from Jaquan Johnson, who scored 16 points, and Alex Huibregtse, who added 11 points, including three 3-pointers.

By the Numbers
  • Bradley shot 86% from the free-throw line, scoring 18 points from the charity stripe.
  • Jaquan Johnson led Bradley with 16 points, while Alex Huibregtse contributed 11 points.
Yes, But

The competitive nature of the game showcased both teams' strengths, yet Bradley's inability to convert leads into a win raises concerns about their late-game execution.

State of Play
  • The Braves are now 1-3 for the season, while San Francisco improves to 3-1.
  • Bradley has a notable advantage in turnover management, committing significantly fewer than San Francisco.
What's Next

Bradley is set to host UMass Lowell on Wednesday, November 19, providing an opportunity to bounce back and improve their record.

Bottom Line

While the Braves displayed resilience and solid free-throw shooting, they must enhance their second-half performance to secure wins in upcoming games.