ALBANY, Ga. – The Kentucky State University men's basketball team fell to Albany State, 68-57, Thursday in Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action at the ASU West Campus Arena.

The Golden Rams snapped a 38-38 tie with an 18-3 run to claim the game's first double-figure lead, and Albany State was able to claim the victory.

Three lead changes and three ties were featured in the first half with each team having a six-point lead, and the Thorobreds held the six-point advantage on two different occasion. It was also a half of runs as Kentucky State opened by scoring eight of the first 10, and ASU answered with a 17-5 spurt.

Albany State's run was immediately answered by a 14-2 KSU run, and it was countered by a 9-0 Golden Ram run to close the half and take the three-point halftime advantage.

Two ties and two lead changes kicked off the second half before the aforementioned run allowed ASU to seize control of the game.

Three different played reached double figures as junior Kevin Wharton-Price (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and graduate Felix Wilson (Lexington, Ky.) finished with 11 points. Senior Grant Goode (Matawan, N.J.) added 10 points, while senior Jordan Little (Jersey City, N.J.) pulled down a team-high eight rebounds to go along with seven points.

Kentucky State (5-6 overall, 2-2 SIAC) travels to Atlanta 3 p.m. Saturday to face Morehouse.