CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Josh Robinson scored a career-high 30 points, including a Dunn Center record 14-of-14 free throws, while Chris Horton snatched his 1,000th career rebound as Austin Peay State University held off Wofford, 84-77, Tuesday night, in non-conference basketball action.

The victory was the Govs’ second straight and pulled them one game shy of .500 at 6-7. It was the fourth straight loss for Wofford, the two-time defending Southern Conference tournament champions, and dropped it to 3-8 on the season.

The Terriers used the near-heroic play of freshman guard Fletcher Magee to almost pull off a miracle comeback. He had 16 second-half points and nailed fourth final-half three pointer with 59 seconds left to pull the Terriers within four, 78-74, after APSU led by as much as 19 second-half points.

But two free throws by Terrell Thompson and four by Robinson over the final 58 seconds finally put the game away. Robinson was six-for-six at the line in the second half, all coming in the final 1:08. In fact, his 14-for-14 effort exceeded the Dunn Center mark of 11-for-11, set by Morehead State’s Marty Cline (1/15/94). APSU’s previous facility record was 10-for-10, set by Donald Tivis (1/23/91) and tied by Travis Betran (2/15/14).

For the game Robinson connected on 7-of-9 field goals, including a pair of three-pointers, in reaching 30 points for the first time. His previous high was 25 against IPFW, Nov. 18.

“Josh was very efficient,” APSU coach Dave Loos said. “They attack the perimeter on defense so we told our guys to attack the basket (off the dribble). Josh was very good at getting to the basket and finishing.”

Horton, meanwhile, entered the game needing eight rebounds to become only the second APSU in history to reach that total (Tom Morgan, 1431. 1952-58). He didn’t get his first rebound until the 5:01 mark of the first half and only have three at halftime. But with 8:15 left in the game he snatched his eighth of the contest. Horton finished with 13 rebounds for the night to go with 20 points, his 10th straight double-double and 11th overall.

“We knew Chris was a good rebounder when we recruited him,” Loos said. “But his game has improved so much since he has been here. He has that knack of finding the basketball.”

Khalil Davis (15 points) and Thompson (10) points rounded out the Govs double-figure scoring as the Govs shot 61 percent (26 of 43) from the floor and 76 percent (28 of 37) from the free-throw line, thanks largely to Robinson.

Magree ended the contest with a career-best 27 points, his first 20-point game since the opener at Missouri.

The first half seemingly was a game of turnovers before the Governors settled down offensively while continuing to turn up the defensive pressure. Wofford came in averaging an NCAA-low 9.7 turnovers per game—the Govs forced 11 in the first half.

“Even though they still shot 50 percent (10 of 20) in the first half, I thought it was our defense that really made the difference in the first half,” APSU coach Dave Loos said. “They are a team that doesn’t turn it over much but we got after them on the perimeter and forced some things. As I have said before, our defense created our offense.”

APSU will take time off for Christmas before returning to action against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 7 p.m., Dec. 28, in the second of a six-game homestand.