Bryan-Amaning in Fine Form, NCAA Recap
Matthew Bryan-Amaning was in fine form as Washington rallied to beat Southern California 73-67 in overtime in the Pac-10 opener for both teams on Wednesday night. Bryan-Amaning finished with 18 points and 8 rebounds along with 1 block on 6/11 shooting and 6/9 at the line in 38 minutes.
Monmouth (N.J.) suffered a 74-69 loss to Harvard. Phil Wait played 23 minutes before fouling out, scoring 9 points and 5 rebounds on 4/6 shooting (1/2 at the line).
Central Connecticut State won over Brown 67-51. Devan Bailey had 4 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal on 2/3 shooting (0/1 at the line) in 31 minutes of action.
Stony Brook got a 63-54 victory over Colgate. Danny Carter had 4 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal in 25 minutes, going 1/2 from deep and 1/2 at the line.
Portland State suffered a 79-66 loss to Northern Colorado in a Big Sky opener. Paul Guede played 17 minutes, going 0/3 from the floor and 1/2 at the line for 1 point, 2 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 block.
Rhode Island held off Boston College 67-65. Ben Eaves played 4 minutes, going 0/1 from the floor to remain scoreless.
SMU got a 71-59 victory over Southeast Missouri. Myles Luttman played 11 minutes, going 0/1 from the floor to remain scoreless.
Quinnipiac got an 82-81 victory over Boston University. Raheem May-Thompson played 4 minutes, finishing with an empty statline.
Marist defeated Pennsylvania 66-57, snapping a four-game losing skid. Menelik Watson registered a DNP.
UCLA to a come-from-behind 80-71 victory over Washington State Wednesday night. Chris McNamara registered a DNP.
Fordham suffered a 73-57 loss to American in the Cable Car Classic. Fahro Alihodzic registered a DNP.
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