Wofford 73-60 Mercer (Feb 14, 2024) Final Score

Wofford Terriers

15-11, 8-5 SoCon

	1	2	T
WOF	26	47	73
MER	31	29	60

Bailey has 17, Wofford downs Mercer 73-60

— Dillon Bailey's 17 points helped Wofford defeat Mercer 73-60 on Wednesday night.

Feb 14, 2024, 10:24 pm - Data Skrive

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Chattanooga	15-3	-	29-9
UNC Greensboro	13-5	2	20-12
Samford	12-6	3	22-11
East Tennessee State	12-6	3	19-13
Furman	11-7	4	25-10
Wofford	10-8	5	19-16
VMI	7-11	8	15-19
Mercer	6-12	9	14-19
Western Carolina	4-14	11	8-22
The Citadel	0-18	15	5-25

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D. Bailey #2 - WOF

J. Davis #15 - MER

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Bailey has 17, Wofford downs Mercer 73-60

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