Curtis’ foul shots put James Madison up at 2-minutes mark, Dukes hold off William & Mary 65-63
By APWednesday, January 27, 2010
James Madison beats William & Mary 65-63
HARRISONBURG, Va. — Pierre Curtis hit a pair of free throws for James Madison with 2:08 to go up 65-63, and neither team scored the rest of the way as the Dukes held on to defeat William & Mary on Wednesday night.
After what would end up being Curtis’ game-winning free throws, William & Mary missed each of its final six attempts. The Tribe missed three 3-pointers during the final 2 minutes.
Curtis also missed the front end of a 1-and-1 late that would have increased the advantage.
Denzel Bowles scored 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds while Julius Wells had 15 points for the Dukes (10-11, 3-7 Colonial Athletic Association). Curtis finished with eight points.
Bowles posted his seventh outing of 20 or more points this season, finishing a season-best 7 of 7 at the charity stripe.
Quinn McDowell led the Tribe (14-6, 6-4) with 23 points.
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