In a recent Horizon League matchup, AJ McKee delivered an impressive performance, contributing 14 points to help the Milwaukee Panthers secure a 64-56 victory against the Detroit Mercy Titans.
McKee also pulled down six rebounds, showcasing his all-around skills as the Panthers improved their record to 11-5, with a conference standing of 4-1.
Alongside McKee, Themus Fulks made a notable impact, scoring 14 points as well, while managing a shooting percentage of 30% from the field but excelling at the free-throw line, hitting 8 of his 10 attempts. He also added five rebounds to his tally.
Jamichael Stillwell contributed to the Panthers’ win with 11 points and a shooting performance that saw him make 4 of 12 attempts, despite struggling from beyond the arc, where he did not score on three attempts. However, he was effective at the line, converting 3 of 5 shots.
On the other side of the court, Orlando Lovejoy led the Titans in scoring, finishing the game with a noteworthy performance of 20 points. He also recorded a double-double with 10 rebounds and provided five assists, but it was not enough to secure a win for Detroit Mercy, which now holds a record of 6-11 and 2-4 in conference play.
McKee also pulled down six rebounds, showcasing his all-around skills as the Panthers improved their record to 11-5, with a conference standing of 4-1.
Alongside McKee, Themus Fulks made a notable impact, scoring 14 points as well, while managing a shooting percentage of 30% from the field but excelling at the free-throw line, hitting 8 of his 10 attempts. He also added five rebounds to his tally.
Jamichael Stillwell contributed to the Panthers’ win with 11 points and a shooting performance that saw him make 4 of 12 attempts, despite struggling from beyond the arc, where he did not score on three attempts. However, he was effective at the line, converting 3 of 5 shots.
On the other side of the court, Orlando Lovejoy led the Titans in scoring, finishing the game with a noteworthy performance of 20 points. He also recorded a double-double with 10 rebounds and provided five assists, but it was not enough to secure a win for Detroit Mercy, which now holds a record of 6-11 and 2-4 in conference play.
