Randal Holt's hot shooting leads Kent State past Miami, 78-57
January 23, 2011, by Elton Alexander, The Plain Dealer

KENT, Ohio -- Randal Holt was so cold to start the season, so cold even into the holidays, it would be easy not to notice that the sophomore product of Glenville High has been playing well for a while.

But it should be clear now, after Holt led Kent State to a 78-57 victory over the Miami RedHawks that keeps KSU breathing in the Mid-American Conference race.

Holt has not had it easy at Kent, battling through injuries and surgeries to both knees as a freshman, then the cold spell to start his sophomore year that had him shooting 26 percent over his first 12 games.

But counting from a breakout game against Morehead State, Holt has shown signs over his last seven games, marked by his career-high 22-point game against the RedHawks. His missed his first 3-pointer and his last, but in between Holt knocked down six straight, with his baseline bomb with 4:31 to play providing the knockout blow and a 71-51 KSU lead.

"Boy, he's playing good," Miami head coach Charlie Coles said.

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