For the second straight contest, Miles put together a dominant effort in defeating Southeastern Baptist 94-49 Saturday evening at Knox-Windham Gymnasium. The 45-point win matches the margin of victory the Golden Bears (3-0) posted Wednesday night against Edward Waters.

Southeastern Baptist (0-13) played Miles even through the first five points but never led. The Golden Bears then scored seven straight points to take the lead for good. A layup by Anthony Fairley less than six minutes into the game pushed the Miles lead to double-digits and the Chargers never got any closer.Miles did nearly everything right in the first 20 minutes, shooting 62.5 percent from the field, forcing 18 SBC turnovers and opening a lead as large as 31 points before going into the half ahead 49-22.

Josh Hill (seven points) and Joel Logan (eight points) fueled a 13-1 start to the second half that put even more space between the teams. When Chase Ballard (eight points, four assists) fed an alley-oop to Fairley (nine points, four rebounds) for a dunk with 15:18 remaining, Miles led 64-24. A bucket by Elijah Horton with just more thn three minutes left gave the Golden Bears a 46-point advantage, their largest of the game.

Brannon Singletary scored a team-high 13 points to lead Southeastern Baptist. Among the top performers for Miles included  Jacorian Dalton (11 points, game-high 11 rebounds), Mykayle Carter (13 points), Yasim Hooker (11 points, four assists, two steals), Roger Davis (10 points), and Brandon Miller (siven points, four rebounds, four assists, five steals). The Golden Bears are back in action on Wednesday when they play at Montevallo. Tip-off is scheduled for 3 p.m.