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                    streak ends at 5 despite 5 in double figures</font></span></td>
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                  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <font face="Arial" size="2">ADRIAN, Mich.
                  -- Chase Holden and Jontae James led five University of Saint
                  Francis players in double figures with 15 points apiece, but
                  Siena Heights University used an 18-2 run to take charge and
                  defeat the Cougars 105-88 on Tuesday night.<br>
                  &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Holden and James scored 15 points apiece
                  for USF, which had its five-game winning streak snapped by the
                  14th-ranked Saints (7-3). The Cougars rallied from a
                  seven-point deficit early in the first half and took a 32-30
                  lead on a John Gensic rebound basket. SHU closed the door on
                  any USF upset hopes closing the first half with an 18-2
                  scoring surge to lead 48-34 at halftime.<br>
                  &nbsp;&nbsp; &quot;We knew what they would do, pressure
                  full-court for all 40 minutes, and we still made too many bad
                  decisions to have a chance to be successful,&quot; USF Coach
                  Jeff Rekeweg said. &quot;In a minute and a half it went from a
                  four-point game to a 12-point deficit and I'm very
                  disappointed in our decision making.&quot;<br>
                  &nbsp;&nbsp; The Cougars committed 16 turnovers and SHU
                  outscored USF 27-5 off turnovers in the first half. SHU
                  finished with a 36-18 edge in points off turnovers despite the
                  Cougars hitting on 13 three-point shots.<br>
                  &nbsp;&nbsp; James scored 13 of his 15 points in the second
                  half. Gensic finished with 11 points including three baskets
                  from three-point range in the first half, but he fouled out
                  with just over eight minutes to play. Keith Roddy had 13
                  points and Dusty Beucler had 12. And in a game USF got
                  outrebounded 49-38, Zach Beiswanger came off the bench to lead
                  the Cougars with six boards.<br>
                  &nbsp;&nbsp; The Cougars resume play on Friday at 7 p.m. in
                  the Luxbury Tournament at Hutzell Athletic Center against IU-Northwest.
                  IU-Southeast plays Lindsey Wilson in the first men's game at 3
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