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RICHMOND, Ky. — The Jacksonville Dolphins fell on the road against the league-leading Eastern Kentucky Colonels, 83-62, Thursday night on the road. The Dolphins (11-7, 3-4 ASUN) were led by graduate student guard Priscilla Williams<\/a> who recorded a 14-point, 13-rebound double-double.<\/p>\n The game started as a tight battle. Junior forward Carmaya Bowman<\/a> scored a bucket in the paint to put the Dolphins up 8-7 early, but the Colonels would start to separate from there.\u00a0<\/p>\n Sophomore guard Mychal White<\/a> kept JU in range in the first, driving hard to the paint and earning a pair of free throws then throwing up a perfect floater off the backboard for a fast-break bucket. EKU controlled the game, though, leading 29-17 at the quarter break.<\/p>\n The Colonels took the first 15 points of the quarter, before senior Makiya Miller<\/a> ended the run with back-to-back buckets. White and freshman Tatum Brown<\/a> got on the board in the second, but EKU took a 54-27 lead into halftime.<\/p>\n In the third quarter, Jacksonville finally found its spark. The Dolphins’ defense set the tone, holding the Colonels to 16 points.\u00a0<\/p>\n