Vanderbeken Has Career Night, NCAA Recap
Jamie Vanderbeken made five 3-pointers and scored a career-high 24 points Thursday night, leading Iowa State to a 60-47 victory at struggling Virginia.Vanderbeken played 32 minutes, going 9/12 from the field, (5/8 from three, 1/1 at the line), for 24 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocked shots. The Cyclones (12-2) won their sixth in a row.
Elsewhere…
Maine suffered a 74-71 loss to Columbia Maine. Alasdair Fraser had 8 points, 7 rebounds and 1 block in 25 minutes, but struggled shooting the ball, going 2/10 from the floor (4/6 at the line).
Davidson routed St. Josephs 108-39. Ben Allison had 2 points, 4 rebounds and 1 steal in 13 minutes going 0/1 from the field and 2/2 at the line.
St. Francis defeated New Jersey Institute of Technology 72-47. Richard Clark had 1 assist in 3 minutes of action.
Wagner got an 80-65 victory over Albany (N.Y). Clayfell Harris played 1 minute registering an empty statline.
The Mountaineers defeated Milligan 91-71. Ryan Kilmartin registered a DNP.
Oral Roberts suffered an 85-77 defeat to Oakland, Mich. Mikey Manghum registered a DNP.
East Tennessee State got a 72-59 victory over Campbell on Thursday night. Larry Awosanya registered a DNP.
Santa Clara beat Fordham 85-70 in the Cable Car Classic. Fahro Alihodzic registered a DNP.
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