Graham scores 28 as Alabama A&M edges West Florida 85-83 in overtime
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 4:18 AM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026
James Graham’s 28-point performance helped Alabama A&M secure an 85-83 overtime victory against West Florida on Thursday in Huntsville, Alabama. The Bulldogs scored the first six points in overtime and maintained their lead. West Florida's Daylon Dickerson tied the game at 70 in the final moments of regulation, forcing overtime. Graham shot 7 of 12 from the field and made 14 of 17 free throws. Next, Alabama A&M faces Cleveland State at home, while West Florida will play Cleveland State on Friday.
- •Alabama A&M won 85-83 against West Florida in overtime.
- •James Graham scored 28 points, leading the Bulldogs.
- •West Florida's Daylon Dickerson tied the game late in regulation.
- •Next games feature Alabama A&M hosting Cleveland State on Sunday.
- •West Florida also plays Cleveland State on Friday.
- 4:18 AMYahoo Sports — Graham scores 28, Alabama A&M takes down West Florida 85-83 in OT
"(AP) — James Graham’s 28 points helped Alabama A&M defeat West Florida 85-83 in overtime on Thursday. The Bulldogs scored the first six points of overtime and led the rest of the way.
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