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Tyler Hagan hits 10 threes for Campbellsville win: CU 99, Life 93



2016-01-08 - Powell Athletic Center, 203 Tiger Way, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Richard RoBards, Campbellsville University.
CU Freshman sensation does it againHagen Tyler finished one point shy of his career-high and scored 33 points by knocking down 10 3-pointers in Campbellsville's 99-93 win over Life University. The victory came before a home crowd of 200 at Powell Athletic Center. Sekou Harris added 29. Life University had jumped out to its biggest lead, 30-17, but then it became the Hagen Tyler show. The freshman from Boyle County scored 20 points in the final 8:39 of the first half to bring the Tigers back within two, 49-47 at halftime, then turned in a solid 13-point performance in the second half.


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