The Eagles spread the scoring around, and twelve men put the ball through the hoop in TBC Eagles Men's Basketball's visit to NAIA College of Coastal Georgia. The teams fought a tight battle most of the way, but Coastal Georgia had a strong run at the end of each half and won the game 95-69.

Xavier Rose and Jacquez Anderson reached double figures in scoring, combing to shoot 50% from the field. Rose was 6 for 10, including a three-pointer, and added a free throw to lead the Eagles with 14 points. Anderson was 4 for 10, including three three-pointers, to finish with 11.

After Coastal Georgia scored first, Rose hit his three-pointer to put TBC up 3-2. The teams traded baskets and leads for the next several minutes until Brandon Hill's three-point play and Jace Spinelli's three-pointer gave the Eagles a 16-11 lead. CCGA, however, came right back and pulled ahead with a 14-0 run.

Trinity fought back to a three-point deficit at 36-33 on Anderson's three pointer with 3:58 left in the half. Coastal Georgia then finished the half strong and led 47-33 at the break. The teams played to similar scores in the second half.

Hill finished with 9 points, and Zach Kiadii followed with 8. Spinelli totaled 7; Ian Kanady hit a pair of three for 6 points; Gavin Korth-Loder scored 4; Diego Fernandez had 3; Oramis Figuero, DJ Thompson, and Ahmir Hardy each contributed 2; and Will Mosbach added 1.

Four CCGA players – Nick Jiles (23), Salle Wilson (19), Kaden McArthur (16), and Layton Veon (15) – combined for 73 of the team's 95 points.

The Eagles have three games remaining before Christmas vacation. On Monday, TBC travels to Lakeland to take on NAIA Southeastern University for a 7:00 p.m. tip-off. The final two games are exhibitions with Jacksonville's two NCAA Division 1 teams: Jacksonville University at 5:00 p.m. on December 14 and the University of North Florida at 2:00 p.m. on December 16.

Play will resume in January with four consecutive home games—three against South Region teams – beginning with Bob Jones University on Saturday, January 6.