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Loyola wins eighth consecutive game

Cameron Krutwig had 19 points and five assists for the Ramblers.

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Cameron Krutwig scored 19 points in Loyola’s win over Missouri State.

Cameron Krutwig scored 19 points in Loyola’s win over Missouri State.

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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Cameron Krutwig had 19 points and five assists as Loyola stretched its winning streak to eight games, romping past Missouri State 70-50 on Monday night.

Aher Uguak had 12 points for Loyola (15-3, 10-1 Missouri Valley Conference). Lucas Williamson added 11 points.

Demarcus Sharp scored a season-high 21 points for the Bears (9-5, 5-5), who have now lost four consecutive games. Isiaih Mosley added 16 points and seven rebounds.

The Ramblers improve to 2-0 against the Bears on the season. Loyola defeated Missouri State 72-46 on Sunday.

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