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Terence Bonhomme
Terence Bonhomme scored a career-best 38 points in Wednesday's win over Langston.
95
Winner Oklahoma City OCU 2-0
88
Langston (Okla.) LU 1-1
Winner
Oklahoma City OCU
2-0
95
Final
88
Langston (Okla.) LU
1-1
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Oklahoma City OCU 43 52 95
Langston (Okla.) LU 34 54 88

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OCU tops Langston 95-88

Bonhomme goes for 38 points in Wednesday’s road win

 LANGSTON, Okla. – Terence Bonhomme poured in 38 points and carried Oklahoma City University to a 95-88 victory over Langston Wednesday night at C. Felton Gayles Fieldhouse.
The Stars improved to 2-0 on the season and handed the Lions their first loss of the year. OCU, rated 12th in NAIA Division I men's basketball, dominated in the paint on Wednesday, outscoring 19th-ranked  Langston 50-28.
"That was a great team win tonight," OCU head coach Vinay Patel said. "Our guys really battled through some foul trouble early and did a great job of hitting free throws down the stretch. I thought Langston did a good job defensively taking our perimeter shots away, and we made some adjustments at the break to help our scoring. Coach Stan Holt does a phenomenal job with his team, and we were very fortunate to pull away with this win in a really fun atmosphere."
Bonhomme, a senior from St. Martinville, La., sparked the Stars on a quick 5-0 run midway through the first half, hitting runners off the glass and weaving through Langston defenders for easy finishes at the rim. The Stars led 43-34 at halftime.
Oklahoma City saw its lead dwindle back to single digits at the beginning of the second half. The Lions later hit a contested 3 with nine minutes left and tied up the game at 57 apiece, forcing a timeout from the Stars.
OCU responded with tough rebounds and capitalized with 11 second-chance points to once again take control. The Stars outrebounded Langston 35-30 in the win, and got solid contributions from Ridell Camidge and Samuel Williams.
Williams, a senior from Reno, Nev., tallied 14 points and nine rebounds. Camidge, a 6-4 senior from Wilmington, N.C., added 12 points, two rebounds and two assists in the win. 
The Stars are back in action on Saturday at 2 p.m. against Southwestern Oklahoma State at Abe Lemons Arena.
 
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Players Mentioned

Terence Bonhomme

#5 Terence Bonhomme

G
6' 0"
Freshman
Terence Bonhomme

#5 Terence Bonhomme

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6' 0"
Senior
Samuel Williams

#23 Samuel Williams

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6' 8"
Senior
Ridell Camidge

#3 Ridell Camidge

F
6' 4"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Terence Bonhomme

#5 Terence Bonhomme

6' 0"
Freshman
G
Terence Bonhomme

#5 Terence Bonhomme

6' 0"
Senior
G
Samuel Williams

#23 Samuel Williams

6' 8"
Senior
F
Ridell Camidge

#3 Ridell Camidge

6' 4"
Senior
F