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Styles and Brumbaugh lead in last home non-conf game <\/p>\n
Your Georgetown Hoyas beat a undermanned and overmatched Coppin State team, 71-54. The Hoyas were without Jayden Epps, who was out with an illness, and still took care of business in their last home appearance until the start of the BIG EAST season.<\/p>\n
Before the full recap, a quick primer on Coppin State. They entered the game 1-10. They have lost to Virginia Tech<\/a> by 45 points, Towson by 21, Louisville by 20, and George Washington (why don\u2019t the Hoyas play them every year?) by 31. They are led by first-year Coach Larry Stewart, who played at Coppin State in the 90s and replaced Juan Dixon, who never won more than 11 games in his six years as coach. Last year, Coppin State took the Hoyas to overtime and eventually lost. That was a very sad time. <\/p>\n Simply put: this is a team Georgetown should hammer. And eventually, they did. <\/p>\n Nevertheless, the Hoyas got off to a slow start on Wednesday. The score was 8-7 ten minutes into the game. There is not much of note to write up about the first half of the game other than how difficult it was to watch. Georgetown ended the half leading 29-14 on the back of three-pointers from Jay Heath and Rowan Brumbaugh in the final two minutes.<\/p>\n