BALTIMORE - One last second shot deserves another. Two days after beating Coppin State on a last-second shot, the North Carolina A&T women's basketball team was defeated in the late seconds on Monday as Morgan State came away with a 51-49 win at Hill Field House.

Brittany Dodson's jumper with 1.2 seconds remaining broke the sixth time of the game to give the Bears the win. Three minutes earlier, Tracy King connected on a 3-pointer to give N.C. A&T a 47-45 lead.

Kyla Rollins tied the game on two free throws. The two teams swapped turnovers. The Aggies had a chance to take the lead, but Jaleesa Sams' jumper bounced off the rim and into the hands of Theresa Davis, who was fouled by Nikia Gorham.

Davis hit two free throws to give the Bears a 49-47 lead with 27 seconds remaining. It appeared King sent the game into overtime with short jumper in the lane. But Dodson's heroics ended any hopes of extending the game.

"We should have won this game," said N.C. A&T head coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs. "We were just out of sync tonight."

Freshman Sabre Proctor led the Aggies with 18 points and eight rebounds. She was the only Aggie in double figures. Jaleesa Sams added 11 rebounds. The Aggies played without second-leading scorer Jaquayla Berry, who sat out with a concussion.

"I'm proud of my freshmen," said Bibbs. They played well tonight. Sabre has come around and has that desire I've been waiting to see."

Davis came off the bench to lead all scorers with 19 points. She also had eight rebounds. The Aggies are back in action on Saturday when they travel to Dover, Del., to face Delaware State at 2 p.m.