City College men’s basketball team was blown out 91-62 against cross-town rival Cosumnes River College Jan. 13. It was the team’s third consecutive Big 8 Conference loss this season.

The Panthers attacked in the beginning and started the game on a 10-2 run. However, once the Hawks got into a rhythm, they began firing on all cylinders and went into halftime with a 42-22 lead.

According to Panthers’ head coach Andrew Jones, the team wasn’t as physical as it needed to be and gave up the game early. City College scored more rebounds the game 47-34 and committed 21 turnovers.

The Panthers struggled to make their shots. Freshman forward Brandon Rowden was the only Panther to score double-digits and had 19 points in the game.

“That was the biggest bright spot today that [Rowden] played like I think he can,” said Jones. “If he can do that on a regular basis, that would help us a lot.”
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The rest of the Panthers couldn’t get much going. The team shot 34.4 percent, making only 22 of its 64 field goals. They also shot a low 28.6 percent from the 3-point line.

On the Hawks side of the court, guard Phil Randles led the game with 24 points and shot six of eight from 3-point range. Forward David Straughter and guard Mitchell Love both had double-doubles on the night — Straughter had 21 points and 12 rebounds, and Love had 19 points and 10 rebounds.

“We came out unprepared to play,” said Jones. “We weren’t as physical as we needed to be and that’s why they basically came out and beat us in the first half.”

City College (6-10) has two away games before coming back home to face Delta College Jan. 23 in the Panthers’ sixth conference game of the season.

For more City College men’s basketball stats and information, visit http://sccpanthers.losrios.edu/mensbasketball.htm