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Andrew Smith puts nail in coffin in MSC Tournament



2018-03-03 - East Kentucky Expo Center, 126 Main Street, Pikeville, KY - Photo by CU Athletics .
Andrew Smith puts the nail in the coffin after his dunk with 5:57 left as Campbellsville upset Life University, 82-64, in the Mid-South Conference Tournament on Friday, March 2, 2018. Trailing by eight points at halftime, 42-34, Campbellsville men's basketball pulled the first upset of the Mid-South Conference Tournament by flipping the eight-point deficit into an 18-point win over Life University, 82-64. The win is the first for Brent Vernon over his former boss, Keith Adkins, and the Life Running Eagles. Campbellsville now heads into the Mid-South Conference semifinal looking for another first in Vernon's career – a win over University of Pikeville. The Tigers and top-seeded Bears tipoff at 1pmCT/2pmET in the East Ky. Expo Center. - Jordan Alves, Sports Information Director.


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