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GAME NOTES: Murray State hopes to continue its dominance within the conference and at home, as the Racers play host to the Austin Peay Governors tonight in Ohio Valley Conference action.

Murray State comes in red hot, as the team easily handled Tennessee Tech at home on Thursday night, 76-54, marking its 12th consecutive victory. Murray State has yet to be defeated by an OVC opponent this season, staking claim to a 12-0 league ledger to this point.

Austin Peay defeated UT-Martin, 74-69, on Thursday to improve to 14-10, as well as helping its conference record to 8-4. The Governors are riding a four- game win streak, which included two road victories after starting the season 2-6 away from home.

Murray State holds the upper hand in the all-time series with Austin Peay, leading 73-40. The last meeting between the teams took place on January 9th as the Racers gained a road victory in a 69-53 final, behind B.J. Jenkins' 14 points and five assists. The Governors were led by Wes Channels, who tallied 14 points. Murray State's defense was relentless, holding Austin Peay to just 33.3 percent shooting from the field, as well as prying loose 17 turnovers.

B.J. Jenkins led the way with 17 points for Murray State as its cruised to a 76-54 victory over Tennessee Tech on Thursday night. The win improved the Racers' flawless conference record to 12-0, as well as an unblemished 11-0 at home. Thomas Danero scored 12 points, Isaiah Canaan added 11 and Ivan Aska netted 10 in the triumph. The Racers are a well-balanced team, featuring five double-digit scorers. Ivan Aska (10.8 ppg), Jenkins (10.4), Isaiah Canaan (10.2), Isaac Miles (10.1) and Tony Easley (10.0) contribute nightly for Murray State. The team has an impressive scoring differential, averaging 78.8 ppg while giving up 59.7. The Racers also hit more than half of their field goal attempts (.511) while their opponents only manage to sink 38.1 percent of their total shots.

Channels leads Austin Peay with his 16.4 ppg, while Anthony Campbell contributes 15.3 ppg. Channels was right on par during Thursday's 74-69 win at UT-Martin, leading the way with 17 points. Justin Blake added 15 points, while Anthony Campbell and John Fraley netted 13 points apiece. Both Campbell and Fraley were able to record double-doubles, tearing down 10 and 14 rebounds, respectively. The Governors sunk 50.0 percent (13-of-26) of their shots from the floor in the second half and are shooting 45.4 percent from the field on the season. The team holds a mere +0.3 scoring margin, netting 72.5 ppg.

Murray State is on a roll at the right time, heading into the tail end of the season showing off a 12-game win streak. It's hard to think it won't extend it to a baker's dozen tonight over an Austin Peay team that has struggled on the road.