Phil Wait Has Career High 16 Boards, NCAA Recap
Phil Wait had a career-high 16 rebounds to lead Monmouth (N.J.) to a 78-74 comeback win in double overtime against Hartford on Saturday. He also added 11 points, on 4/9 shooting (3/6 at the line) and 2 blocks in 34 minutes for his first double double of the season.
Elsewhere...
Shane Walker scored 22 points and had 10 rebounds to lead Loyola (Md.) to a 65-42 victory over Mount St. Mary’s. It was the fifth double-double of Walker’s career. He added 3 blocks whilst shooting an uber-efficient 7/10 from the field (3/3 three’s, 5/6 at the line) in 36 minutes.
Drexel edged Rider 71-67. Justin Robinson had 16 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists and 1 steal in 39 minutes, shooting 6/13 from the field and 4/4 at the line.
Niagara got a 69-61 win over St. Bonaventure. Ogo Adegboye played all 40 minutes, but struggled shooting the ball, going 4/14 from the field (2/9 triples, 2/2 at the line) for 12 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal.
Loubeau blocked a shot by Thomas as time expired and Texas A&M held on for a 63-62 win over Washington. Matthew Bryan-Amaning played 27 minutes off the bench, going 3/6 from the field, (2/2 at the line) for 8 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 steals and 1 block.
Albany (N.Y.) got a 64-63 victory over Central Connecticut State. Devan Bailey played 33 minutes in the starting guard spot, going 2/4 from the field for 4 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 3 steals for his best game of the season so far.
Sacred Heart pulled away late in the second half for a 75-66 victory over Stony Brook. Danny Carter finished with 4 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 blocks in 18 minutes without missing a shot (1/1 field goals, 2/2 at the line).
Quinnipiac got a 73-66 victory over Rhode Island on Saturday with two Brits going up against each other. Ben Eaves finished with 5 points and 2 rebounds on 2/4 shooting in 14 minutes. Raheem May-Thompson played 8 minutes, going 0/1 to remain scoreless whilst grabbing 2 rebounds and dishing 1 assist.
Davidson beat Charlotte 82-68. Ben Allison played 20 minutes off the bench, going 1/2 from the field for 2 points, 4 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block.
Nevada beat San Francisco State 78-64. Patrick Nyeko played 7 minutes, finishing with 2 points and 1 rebound on 0/3 field goal shooting (2/2 at the line).
Eastern Illinois got a 61-58 victory over Western Illinois. Levi Noel played 9 minutes, grabbing 2 rebounds.
Providence defeated Alabama 82-70. Lee Goldsbrough played 3 minutes, missing his only field goal attempt to remain scoreless.
Iona defeated Fairleigh Dickinson 87-66. Sam Fernley played 2 minutes off the bench, finishing with 1 rebound.
Oklahoma overcame a hot start by Oral Roberts to rally for a 73-60 victory. Mikey Manghum registered a DNP.
Saint Peter’s got a 51-50 win over Wagner. Clayfell Harris registered a DNP.
Fordham overcame a 21-point second half deficit to beat St. John’s 84-81. Fahro Alhodzic registered a DNP.
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