ALPINE- Men's basketball trailed for a total of 47 seconds Saturday as head coach Clif Carroll unloaded the bench in an 89-53 home win over Howard Payne.

Down 3-0 after HPU's first possession, Tristen Licon evened the game with a triple at 19:03 to start an 11-0 run. Jake Lopez gave Sully their first lead with a steal and coast-to-coast layup 21 seconds later for a 5-3 lead. Hollis and Licon then drained back-to-back triples for an 11-3 advantage.

The Lobos soon embarked on another 11-0 run after the Yellow Jackets drained a three. Logan Dixon and Cailen Bond each scored four while Aaron Anderson finished the scoring spurt with a triple to lead 22-6 at 13:50.

Sully extended their lead into the twenties on a Lopez jumper at 5:09 and eventually took a 24-point lead, 53-29, to the break.

The Lobos offense came out on fire in the second half with a 12-0 run to lead by 36 with 16:59 remaining. They shot four-of-five during the stretch with seven from Cailen Bond.

Sully's largest lead of the game came at the conclusion of a 10-0 run with 8:23 left. Cole Avery started with a three-pointer. Julian Paredes then added five on back-to-back possessions before Giles Gilliam's layup put the Lobos ahead 86-40.

HPU outscored the Lobos 13-3 the rest of the way, but Sully still came away with the 89-53 win.

B.J. Hollis finished with a game-high 16 points and tied Avery for a game-high seven rebounds.

Bond, Licon, and Avery scored 14, 12, and 11 respectively.

Dixon spread the love in this one with a game-high eight assists.

Fifteen different Lobos saw action with thirteen registering points.

The Lobos move to 11-8 on the year and 8-2 in the ASC. Howard Payne falls to 1-18 and 0-10.

Sully now heads back on the road next week. They'll tangle with Mary Hardin-Baylor Thursday with a 7:30 p.m. tip in Belton.