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The Giants dominated Georgia, 205-102, breaking their own record for points in a game set earlier this season.
"We have a very gifted offensive team. We're capable of having this kind of game any night," Jacksonville coach Kevin Waters said.
The Giants (7-0) trailed only once in the game, when Georgia hit a 3-pointer off the opening tip.
Jacksonville's full-court press and fast-paced offense led to a 47-31 lead at the end of the first quarter.
The Giants kept the pressure on the Gwizzlies, and with every turnover, Jacksonville responded with a fast break and an easy basket. Jacksonville went on a 12-0 run midway through the second to open up a 68-33 lead, and by halftime led 94-46.
"We have a lot guys play up on the full-court pressure, and they did a great job getting in there and creating some havoc," said Waters.
Georgia (0-7) struggled all night from the field, shooting only 41.6 percent, including a paltry 6 for 23 in the second quarter. While the Gwizzlies had trouble finding the basket, the Giants shot 64 percent and 67 percent from the free-throw line.
Edward Horton led the Giants with 35 points on 14 of 17 shooting and 5 of 7 free throws. "I played horrible last game, so I had to come out and play aggressive," said Horton
Jacksonville plays their first road game Tuesday night in Gainesville against the Florida Makos.
"Tuesday is going to be a unique opportunity for us; we're looking forward to the challenge. We know that we're going to be tested," Waters said.
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