Ogo Adegboye Drops 17 & 9, NCAA Recap
St. Bonaventure defeated Arkansas-Little Rock for the second time this season, 68-55, behind a strong game from Ogo Adegboye. Adegboye finished with 17 points, 9 assists, 4 rebounds and 1 steal in 40 minutes of play. He shot 5/8 from the field (4/6 from deep) and 3/5 at the line.
Elsewhere…
Number 1 ranked Duke Blue Devils beat Alabama-Birmingham 85-64. Ovie Soko played 20 minutes, finishing with 6 points and 2 rebounds on 2/5 shooting (2/3 at the line).
Maine suffered a 61-59 loss to Hartford. Alasdair Fraser had 2 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal in 15 minutes on 1/2 shooting.
Marist suffered a 68-57 loss to Princeton. Menelik Watson had 6 points and 4 rebounds in 22 minutes, on 3/5 shooting.
Appalachian State got past Davidson 74-66. Ryan Kilmartin registered a DNP for Appalachian State whilst Ben Allison had 4 points and 1 rebound on 2/2 shooting in 7 minutes for Davidson.
Houston Baptist suffered a 72-57 loss to Texas-Arlington. Ben Daniels played 12 minutes, finishing with 2 points on 2/2 free throw shooting (0/1 from the field).
Campbell were defeated 57-55 by North Florida. Larry Awosanya played 2 minutes, grabbing 1 rebound.
Mississippi defeated SMU 75-57. Myles Luttman played 1 minute, finishing with an empty statline.
Fordham suffered a 70-51 loss to Temple. Fahro Alihodzic registered a DNP.
Tuesday 4th January
South Carolina State suffered a 91-56 rout at the hands of South Carolina on Tuesday night. Joe Ikhinmwin played a season high 30 minutes, but couldn’t capitalise, going 2/9 from the floor for 4 points and 3 rebounds.
Stony Brook suffered a 55-49 loss to Vermont. Danny Carter had 2 points and 3 rebounds in 21 minutes on 1/5 shooting.
Providence suffered a tough loss to No. 5 Pittsburgh. Lee Goldsbrough registered a DNP.
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