After Amir Celestin tied the score at 65 on two free throws with 8.3 seconds to play Russell Powell drove into the paint and fed Glenn Powell for a lay-up from the left blocks with one second to play.

Lorne Merthie's three-quarter court heave fell short and Campbell (7-5, 1-2) dropped its second-straight game.

Jacksonville (9-3, 3-0) extended its win streak to three games, the first of which came in overtime on Dec. 20 at 20th-ranked Florida.

A 5-foot-9 guard, Russell Powell led the Dolphins with 14 points, including 6-of-6 free throws in the final 3:36 of play, plus 5 assists and 3 steals. Ayron Hardy added 11 points, 7 rebounds and 2 steals, while Glenn Powell added 9 points and 6 boards.

Merthie topped the Camels with 14 points, while Celestin matched his season-high with 13 on 5-of-6 shooting, plus 5 steals. Eric Griffin, Preston Dodson and Junard Hartley chipped in 9 apiece for the Camels, who dropped consecutive games for the first time since the first two contests of the season.

Neither team led by more than 4 points in the final half, which saw eight ties and 8 lead changes. Jacksonville finished with a 36-25 edge on the glass and had 13 second-chance points in the final period.

Campbell forced 20 turnovers and converted those into a 25-15 edge in points off miscues. The Camels shot 45 percent from the field and made more free throws (17-24) than Jacksonville attempted (10-16).

However, the Dolphins hit 51 percent (27-53) from the floor.

An 11-0 run propelled the Camels to an early 13-6 lead capped by Griffin's jumper with 13:53 remaining in the half. However, the Dolphins closed the stanza with seven unanswered points to secure a 29-26 edge at the break.

Celestin had 9 points and 5 steals in the opening has for the Camels, who shot 41 percent (11-27) from the floor and missed all four of their 3-point attempts. Hardy led the Dolphins with 7 first-half points. JU shot 52 percent (13-25) from the field in the first stanza.

Campbell saw its 8-game winning streak at Gore Arena come to a close and lost for only the eighth time in 34 games at the 3-year-old facility.

The Camels and Dolphins, who shared last year's A-Sun regular season title with Lipscomb and Belmont, have split the last 4 meetings in the series.

Campbell continues a stretch of four games in eight days on Wednesday with a 7:30 p.m. tip-off against North Florida at Gore Arena. CU also hosts Kennesaw State Friday (7:00) and Mercer next Monday (Jan. 10) at 7:00 p.m.