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Austin Spurs Fall to Maine Red Claws

March 25, 2016 - NBA G League (G League)
Austin Spurs News Release


CEDAR PARK, Texas - Deshaun Thomas posted a double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds and teammate Demetri McCamey recorded a season-high 25 points as the Austin Spurs (26-20) fell to the Maine Red Claws (29-19) 120-113 on Friday night at Cedar Park Center.

Keifer Sykes recorded 17 points for Austin and teammate Cady Lalanne tallied 13 points.

Levi Randolph paced Maine with a season and team-high 29 points and Boston Celtics assignee Coty Clarke contributed 21 points in the winning effort.

Austin controlled the start of the first quarter leading 15-6 with seven minutes remaining. Maine would fight back to tie the game at 19-19 with three minutes left to play behind a two-point basket by Corey Walden. Austin regained the lead and finished the quarter leading, 30-22.

Maine set the pace in the second scoring eight unanswered points in the first four minutes. The team would maintain control through the quarter outscoring Austin 40-21. Clarke and teammate Randolph each posted 10 points. Maine scored 18 points in the paint (9-of-15), compared to Austin's 6 points in the paint (3-of-8). Maine led Austin 62-51 at the half and led by as many as 13 in the quarter.

Maine maintained the lead in the third, 86-73. Austin shot 35 percent (7-of-20) from the field, while Maine shot 44 percent (8-of-18).

Austin battled back in the fourth outscoring Maine 40-34, coming as close as four with thirty seconds remaining but falling short 113-120.

Austin travels to Santa Cruz and will be in action Sunday night at 8 p.m. (CST) at Kaiser Permanente Arena. For ticket information, visit austinspurs.com or call (512) 236-8333.

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